Todd Rundgren-RUNT-RARE 1970 US 12 Track Error Pressing-Alt. Versions

$

75

Todd Rundgren – 

Runt 

 Ampex Records – A-10105 

Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Mispress Country: US Released: Nov 1970 Genre: Rock, Pop Style: Pop Rock, Novelty, Soft Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Experimental, Classic Rock A1 Broke Down And Busted A2 Believe In Me A3 We Gotta Get You A Woman Percussion – Tony Sales A4 Once Burned Bass – Rick Danko Drums – Levon Helm A5 Who's That Man? A6 Hope I'm Around A7 Devil's Bite Percussion – Tony Sales B1 I'm In The Clique Bass – John Miller (2) Drums – Bobby Moses* Electric Piano – Mark Klingman B2 There Are No Words B3 Baby, Let's Swing B4 Say No More B5 Birthday Carol Bass – Don Ferris Drums – Mickey Brook Guitar [Rhythm, Acoustic] – Don Lee Van Winkle Mastered At – Sterling Sound Bass – Tony Sales (tracks: A1 to A3, A5, A6, B3) Drums, Percussion – Hunt Sales (tracks: A1 to A3, A5, A6, B3) Engineer – Jim Lowe* This is the mispressed second pressing, with extra songs and alternate versions/mixes. The cover and printed inner sleeve are the same as the standard edition. The labels do not indicate the extra songs. This version has 2 completely different tracks and, not only that, but many of the tracks are alternate mixes with slight differences from the standard version. Upon its initial release, the album was issued with 10 tracks. After the success of We Got To Get You A Woman, Ampex decided to press more LPs to keep up with demand. A rejected 12 track master was accidentally sent to the pressing plant which resulted in around 5000 mispressed LPs being released to the public. SIDE ONE: 1. BROKE DOWN AND BUSTED (same as standard version but with short intro from THERE ARE NO WORDS) 2. BELIEVE IN ME (alternate mix) 3. WE GOTTA GET YOU A WOMAN (alternate mix) 4. ONCE BURNED (same as standard version) 5. WHO'S THAT MAN (same as standard version) 6. HOPE I'M AROUND (not on standard version, but was included on Rundgren's second solo LP) 7. DEVIL'S BITE (alternate mix with extended guitar solo) SIDE TWO: 1. I'M IN THE CLIQUE (same as standard version) 2. THERE ARE NO WORDS (same as standard version) 3. BABY LET'S SWING (full length song, not part of a medley) 4. SAY NO MORE (not on standard version) 5. BIRTHDAY CAROL (partially the same as standard, but with some slight alterations) Matrix / Runout: A 10105-A AL STERLING LH ARC 11-20-70 Matrix / Runout: A 10105 B AL STERLING LH ARC 11-20-70 Matrix / Runout (Etched): A 10105-A AL STERLING LH Matrix / Runout (Etched): A 10105-A AL STERLING LH 

This is the EXTREMELY RARE 1970 U.S. Error Pressing LP.

Vinyl is VG+ with some LIGHT marks on side 1.

The cover is VG+ to EX!

The custom inner sleeve is included!

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