Out now is a new box set featuring the legendary live album out now on triple heavyweight vinyl, half-speed mastered for superior sound quality – the album now features all 33 tracks recorded on the night – wow!
Whilst you track this one down, check out the vast back catalogue of Who rarities, original vinyl, promotional CDs, posters and memorabilia here at eil.com – here’s our current Top 3…..
THE WHO Quadrophenia: 1973 first Japanese issue 17-track double LP, with black, white & silver Track labels manufactured by CBS Sony, housed in a deluxe gatefold picture sleeve complete with both illustrated Japanese inners, a four-page Japanese/lyric insert, a 44-page photo booklet & ‘Best Rock Collection’ obi-strip, more info hereTHE WHO My Generation – Paper Sleeve Collection: Rare 2007 Japanese exclusive limited edition 24-Bit digitally remastered five CD set, including the albums My Generation, The Who Sell Out, Magic Bus – The Who On Tour , Direct Hits and Meaty Beaty Big & Bouncy. Each come in their own mini LP-style card wallet picture sleeve replicating the original Japanese LP release, with fold-out Japanese/English lyric sheet, obi-strip with each still in their unopened resealable bags. All housed in a very collectable glossy picturecard box featuring the artwork for the ‘My Generation’ album on the front and sides and ‘The Who Sell Out’ on the back. This box was only available to Japanese customs who purchased all five albums, now a very hard and highly collectable item, more info hereTHE WHO The Last Time: F. Rare 1967 Norwegian 7″ vinyl single with intact three prong centre, pressed in Germany for the Norwegian market, also including The Last Time, unique wraparound picture sleeve. The sleeve shows just a little distressing at the top and a small split to the bottom with the vinyl remaining in fantastic near ‘as new’ condition with few signs of play. One of the best copies of this rare release that you are ever likely to see, more info here
For better or worse, the ‘90s will be remembered for a lot of iconic moments, but mostly it will be for the music. There was the rise of Brit Pop and the battle between Oasis and Blur, Nirvana bringing grunge to the mainstream and influencing an entire generation to wear […]
Rhino release London Fog 1966 which is a new box set featuring tracks recorded in the LA club bearing the same name. Many previously unreleased tracks plus early versions of Strange Days and You Make Me Real are included. CD and 10″ vinyl are the formats included, housed in a fab […]
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