The Who announce London Wembley Stadium show with Pearl Jam’s Eddie Vedder

THE WHO My Generation (1979 UK mono issue of the classic 1965 12-track LP, housed in a replica front glossed picture sleeve. The sleeve has a catalogue sticker to the reverse & shows minimal wear & the vinyl is Near Mint V2179) […]

THE WHO My Generation (Super Rare 1966 US promotional 12-track stereo LP with custom black & white labels, 'Mfr'd By Decca Records' credit, 'Promotion Copy Not For Sale' print & machine stamped matrices. This is one of the earliest examples ofthe American version of this classic album before the very first stock release. Comes complete with the original pasted picture sleeve with 'Full Stereo' flash at the bottom of the back slick [This flash was dropped from all later issues thatwerepressed to capitalise on the chart success of 'The Kids Are Alright'], complete with the original Decca company inner'. The cover [VG+] has no deletion cuts or markings & appears Excellent with some light ageing, especially around the edges where there is some very minor fractures to the paper, unavoidable with age. All text remains clearly legible including the spine & the panels are bright & clean. The vinyl has been professionally cleaned & grades VG+/EX- with superb sound. There are some very faint paper hairlines & the occasional light cosmetic mark not affecting play. Highly recommended & unlikely to be ever seen again! DL74664) […]

THE WHO Dance Session (Super Rare 1966 Australian 4-track 7" mono EP, released exclusively on Festival Records in Australia only. The label is black, white & blue & solid centre. The record features four classics from the My Generation album -The Kids Are Alright, It's Not True, A Legal Matter & La-La-La Lies - & comes housed in a unique blue tinted picture sleeve with a fantastic in-action shot of the group from '65. The cover is silk laminated with flipbacks & the design is surely the best sleeve artwork on 45 from down under for The Who of this period, & this is the first time we have being able to track one down. The cover is carefully graded VG+ with secure flipbacks, clean panels & tight laminate. There is a very faint & faded name annotation to a back corner & the artwork remains vivid & sharp. The only other minor blemishes are a small pinched crease mark to the spine & some very mild & natural foxing to the back panel barely noticeable. Both sides of the label have a small name annotation repeated three times, unobtrusive to the print & the vinyl is nice & clean with a deep sheen. The vinyl grades a strong VG+ revealing the lightest couple of paper hairline scuffs not affecting play - wonderful! We consider this to be a serious, bluechip Mod collectable that will hold its value for a lifetime DX-11,169) […]

THE WHO Best Of The Sixties (1982 German-only Karussell label 12-track vinyl LP - a unique compilation featuring their biggest hits of the sixties, & two from the seventies. Housed in a picture sleeve with sleeve notes in German on the reverse. The sleeve has light creases, whilst the vinyl is excellent with some spindle marks - a very respectable copy offered at an advantageous price) […]

THE WHO Meaty Beaty Big & Bouncy (1971 UK mail order only issue 14-track compilation LP, often cited as the first and best Who collection, issued for the Audio Club Of Great Britain with an exclusive 'ACB' catalogue number, gatefold picture sleeve. The sleeve shows minor shelf/edge wear and the vinyl displays a few cosmetic serface marks, overall an excellent example ACB00221) […]

THE WHO Who's Last (Scarce 1984 Italian 16-track double live LP recorded on the band's 1982 farewell tour, gatefold picture sleeve with illustrated inners. The sleeve is Excellent with some faint ring wear scuffing & both vinyl discs appear barely played) […]

THE WHO Tommy (1971 UK second issue of the classic 25-track double LP, superb tri-fold matt picture sleeve with twelve page booklet. The iconic cover was designed by legendary designer and illustrator Mike McInnerney. The sleeve [VG] does have some edgewear & minor scuffing/fading through the ages, with all text legible; both vinyl discs remain in Excellent condition with few signs of play) […]

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 The Who By Numbers (1981 German limited edition 10-track LP, housed in a glossy dot-to-dot picture sleeve designed by John Entwistle with 'Limited Edition 2675216' sticker on the front. This issue was originally only available in the 'Phases' 9-LP box [catalogue number 2675216]. The sleeve is Excellent due to some age discolouring around the edges & the vinyl appears barely played) […]

THE WHO The Who Collection (1985 UK 32-track digitally remastered double LP compilation, featuring over two hours of classic rock tracks. The glossy gatefold picture sleeve shows minimal wear & both vinyl discs still look barely played IMDP4) […]