Tales From The Who Lp tmoq not takrl Double lp live set

$

92

Cover --- new stock sleeve with graphic insert, as shown.

Vinyl --- both records Near Mint condition, flat, no warp. 

Tmoq label, classic front graphic, The Who .... TALES FROM THE WHO,  vinyl is in glossy, near-mint condition.

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Vintage lp set, sold as-is, shipped in standard lp mailing cartons.  Eight dollars shipping, in lower 48.

" ........ One of the most famous in recorded history, Tales from the Who came from the King Biscuit Flower Hour broadcast of a Long Beach concert taped following the release of Quadrophenia. The Who, as usual, rely on taped backup for all keyboards and any other instruments except guitar, bass, and drums. Roger Daltrey is in great voice as the band revisits "Can't Explain," "Summertime Blues," "Won't Get Fooled Again," "Pinball Wizard," "See Me, Feel Me," and "My Generation." Likewise, Pete Townsend, John Entwistle and Keith Moon. are in good form and please the crowd with their performances. Over half of this two record set is devoted to selections from the then new Quadrophenia, and there's an amusing story about this recording. Normally when the producers of the King Biscuit produced live concerts for commercial broadcasts, they carefully bleeped out any obscenities, but in this case they overlooked some. The New Orleans radio station that aired this program was unaware, like the show's producers, that "Dr. Jimmy" contained a four letter word, and it was duly broadcast. However, whichever station provided the broadcast that served as the source material for this had a station manager or program director familiar with the song, so they duly dubbed the KBFH disc to reel to reel tape and spliced out the offending word prior to airing the program (producing the bizarre line "Her fella's gonna kill me? Aww, f-ill he?") but even they missed another one slipped into "My Generation." ... According to William Stout, who designed the colorful cover that was a knockoff of classic horror comic book covers, only 120 copies of this two record set were released . .....this collectable is far better sounding than any other  featuring the Who, and its extreme rarity makes it a very valuable recording to own. "

Item :  this has magic marker on the labels of side #2 and 3, which says " Who ".  Just to be complete. 

Item : since we've been asked a couple times, the matrix numbers in the runout are W-560-A, W-560-B, W-560-C and W-560-D.