The Weekly Top 3 affordable vinyl rarities including The Who, Bill Drummond, Tangerine Dream and more

THE WHO Golden Double Album (1971 Japanese-only 23-track double LP compilation, with 'NHK' Japan's national broadcasting organization library stickered labels, within a unique gold embossed gatefold picture sleeve with silk finish & integral English lyric sheet. The cover is very good with some paper loss on the back, whilst the vinyl is excellent with only light signs of play MP9355/6)

THE WHO Live At Leeds (Rare 1970 UK 6-track live LP on Track Records with blue & white label print, housed in the gatefold card 'bootleg' style sleeve with red text on the front, complete with alltwelve inserts including poster, photographs, repro band letters, receipts & lyrics. The sleeve is Excellent with just some very minor edge scuffing and a small nick to the edge of the back pocket / staple but none of the contents are missing with the poster showing a little edgewear but thevinyl grades EX/EX- with a deep sheen & just some minor cosmetic wear with the odd paper scuff not affecting play. Increasingly in demand, this is the must own Who record where they attempt to outdo Led Zep for sheer volume!)

THE WHO Tommy The Movie (Rare 1975 UK 28-page 12" x 8" official souvenir brochure for the first showing of rock musical fantasy drama film starring Roger Daltrey, Elton John, Oliver Reed, Ann-Margret, Paul Nicholas and The Who. The programme is packed with movie stills in both colour and black & white, along with a list of the cast members. With a great laminated picture cover which displays some minor creasing, whilst the inner pages show very little signs of age. Also includes a rare ticket stub for the Late Night Show at London's Leicester Square Theatre on 19th April 1975)

THE WHO Tommy The Movie (Rare 1975 UK 28-page 12" by 8" official souvenir brochure for the first showing of the film, packed with stills in both colour and black & white with a nice fully laminated picture cover. This copy also includes a ticket stub for the showing at Queen's in Newcastle on Monday September 15th)

THE WHO Tommy The Movie (Rare 1975 UK 28 page 12" x 8" official souvenir brochure for the first showing, packed with stills from the film in both colour and black & white with a laminated picture cover. The cover displays some light wear whilst the inner pages show very little signs of age, a nice example of this over forty year old item)

THE WHO Tommy - Original Soundtrack Recording (Rare 1975 Japanese 31-track Double vinyl LP set of the soundtrack to Ken Russell's legendary movie featuring performances by Elton John, Eric Clapton, Tina Turner & more, gatefold picture sleeve with 12-page booklet including lyrics and 'Rock Nice Price Series' obi-strip. The sleeve displays just a little light wear whilst the vinyl looks barely played 28MM0577/8)

THE WHO Join Together (Original 1990 Japanese Virgin label 34-track double CD set, featuring live tracks recorded on the US Tour in 1989, housed in a fat-double jewel case complete with picture sleeve, extensive lyric booklet and picture booklet,and '90s Is My Generation!' obi-strip attached to the case. The obi is displaying just a little wear otherwise remains a really nice example VJCP-3005~6)

THE WHO I'm A Boy (Extremely Rare 1967 Japanese-only 12-track stereo LP compilation manufactured by Nippon Grammophon, housed in a unique silk picture sleeve with scalloped flipbacks, English lyric insert & album notes exclusively in Japanese.The cover remains in Excellent condition with clean panels & mild ring wear. The colours are striking & it's a wonderful picture that was used, with Keith Moon positioned up close [in his 'Jesus Lives' t-shirt!] mid performance with the group.There is no writing or tears & just a couple of small marks to the paper around the edge. There is a name & date annotation at the bottom of the insert, unobtrusive to the print. The vinyl grades VG/VG+ & shows faint wear to the grooves with some mild paper hairlines & multiple spindle marks around the centre hole; the sound quality is high during playback, although a little background surface is detectable. Now a prize record for The Who collector SLPM-1354)