STATUS QUO white label vinyl records
£
102
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135
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Description
STATUS QUO vinyl records. Two white lable LP,s by one of the most iconic rock bands of the 70, 80 and 90,s.
The first LP as shown is inscribed as the planned 'Spare Parts' album which was released in 1969, the track listing for the album is as follows; SIDE 1 - Mr Mind Detector, The Clown, Velvet Curtains, Little Miss Nothing, Emerald Sky and Concrete Man. SIDE 2 - Face Without A Soul, Hey! Littl Woman, Are You Growing Tired Of My Love, Antigue Angeligue, So Ends Another Life, and Poor Old Man. This track listing was not the final lineup of tracks used on the published album.
The LP has the names of the writers also listed.
The second white lable is unmarked but contains one of their most famous tracks 'Caroline' which appeared on the 1973 'Hello' album.
Both LP's play absolutly fine with no jumping or sticking.
In addition to the two LP,s is an adhesive sticker of the 'Pile Driver' album artwork, although this art works was not used for the released album in 1973. Also a copy of the 'Rock On' music magazine dated October 78 featuring an article on Status Quo and a copy of their 1989-90 'Perfect Remedy Tour' magazine forms part of this Quo package.
These items are rare and are an absolute treasure for the true Quo fan.
These items are in my posession through connections with the Rossi Family.
DONT FORGET THESE ARE RARE - HAPPY BIDDING.
On 12-Sep-12 at 21:30:09 BST, seller added the following information: The Unmarked album has a matrix number of 6360098 / 1, confirming it is the First Press of the 'Hello' Album.price rating
