THE WHO LIVE AT LEEDS LP 1970 UK 1ST PRESS INSERTS A1/B1 TRACK RECORDS EXCELLENT

THE WHO LIVE AT LEEDS LP 1970 UK 1ST PRESS INSERTS A1/B1 TRACK RECORDS EXCELLENT

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Description

THE WHO

 "LIVE AT LEEDS"

Year: 1970 Track Records 2406001

 LP – Stereo – UK GENUINE 1ST Press 

Matrix

2406001 A//1   stampers 1 2 2 5

2406001 B//1   stampers 1 1    420 05 1

This is a UK early 1ST pressing of this album with A1/B1 low 1 1 stampers printed in the matrix at the groove of the record with Red lettering and 10 inserts.

The vinyl is visually in excellent condition in one side and in very good condition in the other. Please see below a description of grades and note that this vinyl is almost 50 years old that has been played and will not transform into anything different to the condition stated.

The labels are in excellent condition with facsimile handwriting, said to be Pete Townsend's, with the notorious additional note "CRACKLING NOISES O.K. DO NOT CORRECT". These relates to the noise caused during the live recording from the bass of John Entwistle which is clearly heard in the record. 

The gatefold sleeve with red lettering and firmly stappled (which is rare) is in near mint minus condition.

The spine is in near mint condition with minor corner wear.

This listing contains 10 inserts which are at least in excellent condition are:
 

• ?Pete Townsend Isle of Wight Photo with printed "hand" written notes
• Group Photo
• EMI records indecission letter
• Marquee Club Box office summary
• Kings Agency Locarno ballroom Swindon cancellation letter
• My Generation typed lyrics
• The High Numbers payment slip
• New Action Booking form (has bent corners)
• Brocks delivery note
• Premier Talent Woodstock Booking

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Visually-graded vinyl: A visual grading will identify physical flaws (such as scratches) and can help determine whether a record has been cared-for properly. A visual grading will not identify noise or crackle caused by non-visible sources. Most of the records I sell are between thirty and sixty years old and so it is likely that there may be some background noise even if they look perfect.

Guide to grades used
Mint                      
Cover - Looks new - no marks, wear or damage
Disc - Looks unplayed - no marks visible
 
Near Mint              
Cover - Looks virtually new with signs of handling- Minor wear creases but no marks or damage. Light sleeves may show slight discoloration due to age.
Disc - May have minor scuffs &/or hairline scratches caused by moving record in & out of paper sleeve
 
Excellent                
Cover - Slight signs of wear on edges/spine, corners or ring wear. No damage caused by sticker removal/residue.
Disc- The record has been played and has superficial marks &/or hairline scratches and paper scuffs.
 
Very good              
Cover - Moderate edge/spine or ring wear. Corners may be a little blunt. Opening edge may show feathering caused by removal of record. Visible creases or laminate lift. Localised sticker removal damage.
Disc - The record has been played frequently and has noticeable surface marks, occasional light scratches and paper scuffs.
 
Good                      
Cover - Heavy ring or edge/spine wear. Corners noticeable bashed. Heavy creases. Considerable laminate/surface damage.
Disc - The record looks very well played and the sound quality has probably deteriorated noticeably. A lot of surface marks/scratches. Usually used as collection filler

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