The Who Live At Leeds. Vinyl LP with 12 inserts. A1/B1
  £   20
  $   27

 


£ 20 Sold For
Jan 5, 2012 Sold Date
Dec 26, 2011 Start Date
1 Number Of Bids
  Great Britain Country Of Seller
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Description

Classic Who album from 1970. On the Track Records/Polydor label (2406 001).

Side 1 has the matrix number 2406001 A//1

Side 2 has the matrix number 2406001 B//1

Side 2 has a scratch covering approximately 2 thirds of My Generation. It doesn't affect playback badly though with only some light crackling which is mostly covered by the music. Sleeve and inserts in excellent condition.The logo on the front appears to be green. I don't know if this is faded from black or blue.

Side 1

  1. Young Man's Blues
  2. Substitute
  3. Summertime Blues
  4. Shakin' All Over
Side 2
  1. My Generation
  2. Magic Bus

Inserts: All in excellent condition except Woodstock contract which has a small crease in top right corner

  1. Pete Townshend photo with "Listening To You" lyrics on reverse
  2. Band photo
  3. Delivery note for smoke generators
  4. County Court notice for goods to be returned
  5. List of shows with fees
  6. List of High Numbers shows with fees
  7. My Generation lyrics sheet
  8. Letter from King's Agency cancelling Swindon show
  9. Rejection letter from E.M.I. for The High Numbers
  10. Accounting sheet for the Marquee club
  11. Premier Talent Associates contract for Woodstock
  12. Marquee Maximum R&B poster
Now the boring but IMPORTANT bit: This is a vinyl record, not a CD. If you try to play it on a CD player or iPod then Neptune will collide with Uranus resulting in the total destruction of our Solar System. This would be frowned upon by the Intergalactic Music Police so please don't do it!
Seriously though, please ensure you can play this record before bidding as I will NOT accept returns due to incompatibility. Also, I  can not be held responsible for items lost in the post unless they are sent by recorded or registered post. In my experience it is very rare for items to be lost in the post but it can happen. I always obtain a certificate of postage which is needed for any claim against Royal Mail for loss or damage.



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