THE WHO LIVE AT LEEDS WITH 10 INSERTS INCLUDING POSTER 12" VINYL VG CONDITION
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Jul 4, 2015 Sold Date
Jun 27, 2015 Start Date
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HERE IS A VINYL COPY OF THE WHO'S CLASSIC "LIVE AT LEEDS" RATED AS "THE BEST LIVE ALBUM OF ALL TIME. 

INCLUDES 10 INSERTS ALL IN VG CONDITION

PLEASE CHECK ALL PHOTOS FOR CONDITION.

THE VINYL IS VG CONDITION

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I AM PUTTING UP FOR AUCTION MY ENTIRE "WHO" RARE VINYL, DVD, MEMORABILIA & CD COLLECTION.
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“Abandonment is the key to good Rock.” – Peter Townshend, August 1985

During the defining years of 1969-1971, The Who’s none-too secret life as the most consistently energetic live act in Rock dwarfed all their prior studio achievements. A turbulently creative period book-ended by Rock operas (“Tommy” and “Quadrophenia”) with an unresolved third in the centre (“Lifehouse”) would be fully represented by the stop-gap release of “Live At Leeds” -- a 37-minute in-the-red indication that The Who had more in mind, heart, body and soul than their previous compression-laden pop singles or recent libretto-sized storylines. For in concert The Who were unbeatable on a good night, fantastic on a great night and on February 14, 1970 at Leeds University landed a direct hit that was one of the all-time high points of live Rock performance, ever. Luckily, the Shepherd’s Bush demolition crew was captured in full flight that night in a display of overdriven, full blown, high energy Rock as only they could deliver. It’s the best live Rock album. Ever. Nik Cohn wrote that in his New York Times review of it when it was released in 1970 and nearly forty years on there are still NO non-Michigan contenders. It was unskilled labour as art form, frustration as release, a deadly serious piss take as subtle as a flying mallet that landed in your face, your ears and your head all at once and when it was over...well: you were already primed for more, so bring it on already. (ROLLING STONE)


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