The Who Who The Fuck? rarities & unreleased No TMOQ

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25

You just don't see this one around very often. Since the profanity is part of the l.p. title, eBay does allow for it to be in print here.

 "Music CD, movie DVD, or other media items with titles that include profanity. The profane word has to be part of an official title (for example, a song title) that was originally released by the company that made the item."

There you have it. Anyway, this is an l.p. by The Who titled Who The Fuck?! on the Reaction label which I believe to be a U.K. label. All kinds of studio rarities & unreleased tracks that can probably be found on some of the 1990's c.d. reissues. Here's the vinyl original vinyl though with 20 rarities on it ! To my knowledge, this l.p. was never on c.d. Here are the tunes on this monster & what knowledge I have of them.

Here 'Tis which is a pre Who, High Numbers tune, Zoot Suit which is High Numbers, I'm The Face which may have a version on the Odds And Sods l.p., Good Lovin' which is actually a tune made very famous by The Young Rascals, Anyway,Anyhow,Anywhere which is from 1965 & is a non l.p. single. It is one of the very first songs to ever be recorded with feedback, The Good's Gone which I believe has a version on the My Generation l.p., My Generation which has a version on the My Generation l.p., Dancing In The Street which is a tune made famous by Martha & The Vandella's. I believe that Jagger & Bowie did a version of it together, Summertime Blues, the Eddie Cochran classic, & one of the finest tunes The Who ever recorded, on their Live At Leeds l.p., Radio One (Happy Jack) I think is a jingle & has a version on the Happy Jack l.p., Pictures Of Lily which is a non l.p. 45, My Favorite Station which is either unreleased or sounds like it could be from Happy Jack, It's Not True has a version on My Generation, I'm A Boy - (Pete Townshend penned this ditty for a concept album that would be scrapped, but fortunately the song survived and was released as a single), Batman - (An instrumental recorded at IBC Studios in August 1966. Released on the Ready Steady Who! EP on November 11, 1966), Glow Girl which I believe has a version on Odds And Sods, Top Gear (The Ox) has a version on My Generation, Who The Fuck, which is an instrumental, is probably non l.p., Coke After Coke has a version on Sell Out I believe & Hall Of The Mountain King which is an instrumental, I believe was released on the Sell Out c.d. reissue as a bonus track. I should be really close on most of these. This is one great l.p. The cover is EX. & the vinyl is VISUALLY EX.

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