Rolling Stones Europe tour 1970 "Trade Mark of Quality" label bootleg. RS 108
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Feb 8, 2016 Sold Date
Feb 2, 2016 Start Date
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OFFERING AS A LOT 2 BOOTLEG LPS OF THE ROLLING STONES: Vinyl has noise, pops, minor scratches + scrapes, wear.  Jacket has few creases, little warping, dirt,  album ring.   Very Rare
1. Rolling Stones Europe tour 1970 "Trade Mark of Quality" label bootleg. RS 108 GOOD+ LP, FAIR/GOOD COVER AND AS A BONUS ONLY 1 LP OF 2 LP RELEASE-  2. 2806 Get Your Rocks Off "Trade Mark of Quality" label bootleg INCLUDED ONLY THE FIRST LP (see track listing at the bottom of this description) GOOD+ LP, NO COVER]
MAIN OFFERING LP # 1 : Rolling Stones Europe tour 1970 "Trade Mark of Quality" label bootleg. RS 108 

European Tour 1970 Concert at Grugahalle, Essen, Germany 7th October 1970

Label:

Trade Mark Of Quality

Catalog number:

RS 108



Source:

Audience recording

Integral:

Complete (incorrect track order)

Format:

LP

Side A

1. Jumpin' Jack Flash


3:52


2. Roll Over Beethoven


2:21


3. Sympathy For The Devil


7:20


4. Stray Cat Blues


4:23


5. Love In Vain


5:17


6. Dead Flowers


3:45

Side B

1. Midnight Rambler


11:01


2. Live With Me


3:59


3. Let It Rock


2:49


4. Little Queenie


4:25


5. Brown Sugar


3:05

Total duration: 52:17

BONUS OFFERING LP #2 :The Rolling Stones ?– Get Your Rocks Off

Label: Trade Mark Of Quality ?– 2806

Format: 2 × Vinyl, LP, Unofficial Release [INCLUDED IN THIS AUCTION OFFERING ON THE 1ST LP.]

Country: US

Tracklist

A1

Brown Sugar


A2

Bitch


A3

Rocks Off


A4

Gimme Shelter


A5

Happy


B1

Tumbling Dice


B2

Love In Vain


B3

Sweet Virginia


B4

You Can't Always Get What You Want


First generation releases are known as TMOQ or "farm pig" and were released by Taylor and Douglas. The first pressings had big number 1/2/3/4 labels and later pressings had different variations of the "farm pig" label. An unknown number of titles also had "Made In Holland" printed on the labels and this was (according to the book Great White Wonders), because of the liberal laws in Holland. These copies were then exported to Europe. All TMOQ albums initially had blank generic jackets with rubber stamped title, TMOQ stickers in silver, gold and various other colours with records pressed on black or coloured vinyl when available. Most, but not all albums, had a back insert. 


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