BOB DYLAN PETE SEEGER GREAT WHITE WONDER TMOQ *RAREST*
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CHECK THIS OUT! ORIGINAL FROM 1970!!!! I FOUND THIS AT A LOCAL ESTATE SALE, AND HAD NO IDEA WHAT IT WAS UNTIL I GOT HOME! PLEASE TAKE TIME TO LET ALL THE PHOTOS LOAD. THEY TELL THE STORY BATTER THAN I CAN. THE FOLLOWING IS SOME INFO THAT I FOUND ON THE INTERNET ABOUT THIS PARTICULAR RECORD SET: In 1970 some friends got together and decided to create what would become the most famous bootleg record label of all time. ... Trademark of Quality. ... also known as TMQ, TMOQ, TMOQ-1, and later as TMOQ-2. Their first release was this now famous " rubber-stamp" cover 'GWW'. The stamp was done by hand, and was therefore inconsistent. Some copies have letters that are complete; while others are barely visible. The stamps were generally in the upper right corner, but at times drift down to the center. Some are straight, while others are on an angle. View a mega-rare autographed copy of this LP here. Some LPs also included an insert inside the jacket. The insert had four photos, the newly conceived pig logo , and a reference #D 101 (most probably 'D' for Dylan and 101 from the matrix number of the European issue). This LP was a very good press and the quality was nearly as good as the original. The LP sides were in a different order from the original as shown at left. This LP is identified, as per Roques, as gwa 1Ba. © Originally, side 3 had no matrix number. Subsequent pressings corrected this error. © 1999 Craig Pinkerton Bobsboots.comLike many of the original bootlegs, there were several issues of this album. Presses and represses. Each had slight variations; and combinations of disks, jackets, and inserts from various pressings would be combined both by the manufacturer and by the retailer to create an endless number of variations. It would be most difficult, if not impossible, to actually retrace the exact release in the exact order it occurred. It is known that there were several colors of jackets including white, green, yellow, peach, and purple. There were several colors and combinations of colors of vinyl including black and the following clear colors: blue, green, red, yellow, and possibly others. Variations of labels include blank white, blank light colored, original pig, etc. There were also a few different colors of inserts, and slight variations in the information. One such variation is the 'POPO production' insert. POPO was closely associated with, if not intertwined with the newly formed TMOQ. In 1973 TMQ issued some of their titles in a generic cartoon cover. While not known to be issued with the cover, the series labels are to be found on a 1973 edition of this LP. Therefore, it is considered to be the first issue. In the mid 70's a new style insert was used with a "live in concert 1974" photo (gwa 1Bb). To compound the confusion, it was at this time that a personnel change occurred at TMQ. The new group, commonly referred to as TMOQ-2, not only created new packages, but also repackaged various combinations of the material from the original company. CHECK OUT THE FAKE RECORD LABEL AND ALBUM NAMES ON THE RECORDS! This is the super early one that mentions po po productions on the insert! THIS IS SUCH A COOL PIECE OF HISTORY! DON'T MISS OUT. THE SHIPPING QUOTE IS FOR THE LOWER 48 U.S. ONLY. I AM WILLING TO SHIP THIS INTERNATIONALLY. PLEASE EMAIL FOR A QUOTE.
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