From Loudersound.
The Who have announced that they’ll open a pop-up shop in London later this month.
It’s called The Who @ 52 and it’ll be situated at 52 Brewer Street in Soho and will be open on June 14 and 15 from 10am until 6pm.
The shop will feature an exhibition of rare and archive memorabilia, official merchandise, a ticket offer to see the band at Wembley Stadium on July 6 and a Pinball Wizard competition.
Also for sale will be a Pinball Wizard 7-inch single which will be available exclusively at the shop. The double A-side single been pressed on blue vinyl and comes with alternate covers from 1969 and 2019.
Signed copies of Roger Daltrey’s Tommy Orchestral will also be available on both CD and LP.
Tommy Orchestral will be released on July 14 on CD, 2LP and on digital and streaming platforms via Polydor and has been planned in celebration of the original record’s 50th anniversary.
Daltrey said: “Pete Townshend’s music is particularly suited to being embellished by the sounds that an orchestra can add to the band.
“Tommy can mean whatever you want it to mean. I use the characters in it as metaphors for parts of the human condition, so it’s a kind of a story of the human spirit.
“Even though it is 50 years on, I approach it as though I’m singing it for the first time.”
The Who recently wrapped up the first leg of their Moving On! North American tour, with the second leg planned from the start of September.
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The Who - My Generation - 1st - EX/VG+ - UK - vinyl LP - £595.00, $725.90, €660.45 (New Item) (arrived 21-Sep-2019 13:19)
on January 1, 1970 at 12:00 am
THE WHO My Generation (Rare first issue 1965 UK 12-track deep groove mono LP on the black & silver Brunswick label with 1B/1B stampers & M/T tax code, classic front laminated picture sleeve. Without doubt one of THE party albums of the sixties and a mod classic to this day! LAT8616) See 'More Info' for full details on the condition of this rarity ...
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The Who - The Relay - Japanese - 7" vinyl - £60.00, $73.20, €66.60 (New Item) (arrived 20-Sep-2019 11:28)
on January 1, 1970 at 12:00 am
THE WHO The Relay (Rare original 1972 Japanese Track wide centred 7" vinyl single, also including Wasp Man. The unique wrap-around group picture insert with Japanese biography text & lyrics on the inside shows a little foxing to the back while the vinyl appears in near 'as new' condition ECPB-210-TR)
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The Who - Quadrophenia - EX - UK - 2-LP vinyl set - £35.00, $42.70, €38.85 (New Item) (arrived 19-Sep-2019 08:56)
on January 1, 1970 at 12:00 am
THE WHO Quadrophenia (1979 UK 22-track double vinyl LP, featuring fourteen tracks by The Who as well as tracks by The Ronettes, James Brown, Booker T & The MG's, The Crystals and more, taken from the soundtrack of the classic film. Housed in agatefold picture sleeve with picture inners featuring images from the film. There are some pinchmarks and evidence of creasing to the edges of the sleeve with a little ringwear evident and despite some surface scuffs showing evidence of play,the vinyl appears in EX- condition)
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The Who - Who's Better, Who's Best - EX - UK - vinyl LP - £15.00, $18.30, €16.65 (New Item) (arrived 18-Sep-2019 13:58)
on January 1, 1970 at 12:00 am
THE WHO Who's Better, Who's Best (1988 UK 18-track LP compilation, housed in a gatefold picture sleeve, which has a plethora of photographs, back catalogue artwork & biographical details inside. The sleeve shows some light wear, with a little scuffing & the vinyl has minimal signs of play WTV1)
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The Who - I'm A Boy - Japanese - 7" vinyl - £175.00, $213.50, €194.25 (New Item) (arrived 13-Sep-2019 10:35)
on January 1, 1970 at 12:00 am
THE WHO I'm A Boy (Rare original 1967 Japanese wide-centred 7" vinyl single, also including In The City, within a unique yellow bordered silk flipback picture sleeve. The sleeve displays very little wear with just a very small point of paper loss to the reverse top flipback, whilst the vinyl remains excellent with a few light cosmetic surface marks. A really nice example of this hard to find pressing now over fifty years old, and only the second we have ever had DP-1510)
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