RARE MINT =DOUBLE LP= "MODS & ROCKERS" by THE WHO = EXCLUSIVE '73 QUADROPHENIA
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Jun 18, 2017 Sold Date
Jun 13, 2017 Start Date
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                 RARE COLLECTIBLE & MINT!
     
            FROM 40+ YEARS AGO ... DOUBLE LP

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         "MODS & ROCKERS"
                         

                                                    

                                      

                 RUTHLESS RHYMES (AKA VICKI VINYL) 


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Long long ago 70's limited edition DOUBLE LP ...

STILL IN ORIGINAL FACTORY CELLOPHANE

Previously unreleased tracks being exclusive versions ... including alleged recording of Cow Palace gig when Keith Moon passed out, an audience member jumped on stage and finished the performance.

This album has long been highly rated as one of the great underground WHO rarities  = containing superb quality and getting the mighty WHO at their best, recorded 40+ years ago!   The set begins with a thrilling version of “I Can’t Explain.” Followed by a rip roaring "Summertime Blues” in which Daltrey says, “Thank you Philly.  and jumps into a powerful "MY GENERATION” ... The rest of the show is taken up with their latest magnum opus at the time, a long adventurous 17: 40 jam of "Magic Bus" ...

Elsewhere are exclusive to this recording - different versions of songs from their then new album Quadrophenia. Pete Townshend begins the narrative by explaining, ”Now we’d like to play for you the better part of an album -- what we wrote about, something that is very dear to us when we were little. it’s a story about a mod kid and we call it Quadrophenia, since there are four of us. It’s sort of an 'in' joke. Being mod meant a lot more in England than it ever did in America. I think you think of it as a Carnaby Street bullshit thing. And it’s not just a looking back, but a bringing up to date. Quadrophenia is about where we are today and maybe you too. The story is set on a rock in the middle of a stormy sea. Quadraphonic, of course. The story of Jimmy.”  The wooshes of waves and sea fill the speakers during the “I Am The Sea” as a prelude before the raging fury of “The Real Me” ...then on through highlighted versions of Quadrophenia. Including "Drowned" lasting about ten minutes long and includes some inspired jamming in between Daltrey’s screams of “drowned!!” ... Townshend and Entwistle have fun playing their games off of one another and thankfully this recording is well balanced enough to bring that out. Keith Moon gets his time in the spotlight in ”Bell Boy,” providing the Cockney voice for Ace-Face and his joy at being a bell boy.
“Doctor Jimmy” is a very dramatic eight minutes long.   “Won’t Get Fooled Again” is in excellent quality and the set ends with two tracks from Tommy. “Pinball Wizard” is introduced as “Pineball Blizzard” and is followed by “See Me, Feel Me.” The jamming ignites into such intensity that Townshend destroys his Les Paul at the song’s conclusion and the listener is left with undifferentiated feedback and fuzz and a very exausted band at the end.

Venue: The Spectrum, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA, Tuesday,  December 4, 1973
Source: Soundboard or possibly audience
Comments: This LP Manufactured by Ruthless Rhymes LTD (aka Vicki Vinyl). At the bottom under the titles the cover states "Live In New York City (1973)" and "Live In San Francisco
1974 (when an audience drummer replaced Keith Moon)" Obviously the latter refers
to Keith Moon passing out at the Cow Palace, San Francisco, November 20, 1973. 


    Side 1

 1. I Am The Sea - The Real Me
 2. I'm One
 3. Sea And Sand
 4. Drowned

    Side 2

 1. Bell Boy
 2. Dr. Jimmy
 3. Won't Get Fooled Again
 4. Pinball Wizard
 5. See Me, Feel Me

    Side 3

 1. Can't Explain
 2. Summertime Blues
 3. My Generation
 4. Magic Bus

    Side 4

 1. Baby Don't Ya Do It (sic Baby Don't You Do It)
 2. Baba O'Riley
 3. Behind Blue Eyes

 4. Bargain

side - 1 through side - 3 ::: The Spectrum, Philadelphia, PA, December 4, 1973

side 4: Civic Auditorium, San Francisco, CA, December 1971


              

 

CONDITION: The cover: rated: custom slip-sheet art cover over white backing is MINT and still in factory cellophane ... a beauty as far as trying to find a copy at all let alone in cellophane!  There are no delete marks, no split seams, no bends, and no writing  ... VERY collection worthy rarity...

The vinyl: Rated:  DOUBLE LP - all 4 sides, top clean, rated: M- play back should  reveal exact sound as first issued many years ago ...  both labels are clean

             

      A cool addition to anyone's music library!








 

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