THE WHO Live At Leeds LP TRACK 1970 UK orig+9 inserts+poster PETE TOWNSHEND-MOD

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 PETE TOWNSHEND, ROGER DALTREY, KEITH MOON, JOHN ENTWISTLE

An explosive combo that pioneered progressive and arena rock, each new sound 

increasing their influence and legacy.They clashed frequently, but these frictions resulted 

in a decade's worth of remarkable music. Though it took a while to find their audience, 

by the late '60s the Who rivaled the Rolling Stones as a live act and in album sales

'LIVE AT LEEDS'

1970    LP     TRACK RECORDS    STEREO  2406 001

MADE IN ENGLAND    ORIGINAL PRESSING

This version: Gatefold sleeve housing the following 10 inserts 

INSTEAD of the original 12 inserts, 

and is WITHOUT the rice paper bag containing the inserts:

THE INSERTS:

1) Photo of the band 

2) Poster for Marquee gigs 

3) Letter from John Burgess at EMI records 

4) Gig cancellation letter from Barry Perkins at Kings Agency 

5) Lyrics to 'My Generation' 

6) Photo from behind the drums at Woodstock with writing on reverse 

7) Contract for the bands Woodstock performance 

8) Delivery note for smoke generators 

9) Marquee club box office sheet 

10) County Court Notice for the outstanding the return of musical instruments

THE MISSING INSERTS:

11) List of 'High Numbers' gigs and earnings

12) Earnings list for Malcolm Rose (New Action Ltd.)

Barcode and Other Identifiers

LABEL:  TRACK -  WHITE LABEL - BLUE TEXT

Catalog on cover: (spine & rear) V2179   

Catalog on labels: 2406 001A / 2406 001B

Matrix / Runout (Side A, Stamped): 2406001   A//3   420  04     14   13     (Etched): BILBO

Matrix / Runout (Side B, Stamped): 2406001   B//5?E420     12   1     (Etched): JA 

On labels: Track Records Ltd.

Crackling noises O.K. Do Not correct!

 Polydor Records Ltd.

rim text reads "Made in Gt. Britain"

On front cover: (printed in red) "The Who Live At Leeds Track 2406 001"

On inside cover: Track Records Super

Designed by Graphreaks

Manufactured by Polydor Records Ltd., London

Printed and made in England by Akenmay

On back cover: none

 from my records collection

tracklisting

Side A: YOUNG MAN - SUBSTITUTE

SUMMERTIME BLUES - SHAKIN' ALL OVER

Side B: MY GENERATION - MAGIC BUS

RECORD  VG(+) (please, read above description)

SLEEVE from VG to VG(+) but (please, see pictures and read above description)

Rushed out in 1970 as a way to bide time as the Who toiled away on their follow-up to Tommy, 

Live at Leeds wasn't intended to be the definitive Who live album, and many collectors 

maintain that the band had better shows available on bootlegs. 

But those shows weren't easily available whereas Live at Leeds was, and even if this show

 may not have been the absolute best, it's so damn close to it that it would be impossible 

for anybody but aficionados to argue. Here, the Who sound vicious -- as heavy 

as Led Zeppelin but twice as volatile -- as they careen through early classics with the confidence 

of a band that finally achieved acclaim but had yet to become preoccupied with making art. 

In that regard, this recording -- in its many different forms -- may have been perfectly timed 

in terms of capturing the band at a pivotal moment in its history…(AllMusic)