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23 Apr 2021

The Who Sell Out SDE Out Now!

"THE ULTIMATE WHO BOX Set"  FIVE STARS ~ MOJO

"EXTENSIVE & RICHLY TEXTURED ULTIMATE EDITION" FOUR STARS ~ RECORD COLLECTOR

"DECADE CROWNING PSYCHEDELIC Pop ART MASTERPIECE" FIVE STARS ~ SHINDIG

THE WHO SELL OUT Classic Album DOCUMENTARY PREMIERES ON SKY ARTS TONIGHT AT 9.00PM BST

FEATURING PREVIOUSLY UNHEARD VERSIONS TAKEN FROM THE SUPER Deluxe EDITION OF THE Archetype GROUNDBREAKING ALBUM 112 TRACKS ACROSS FIVE CDS & TWO 7" SINGLES

FEATURING 47 UNRELEASED TRACKS INCLUDING xiv UNHEARD PETE TOWNSHEND DEMOS, 80-Page HARD Back Volume WITH NEW LINER NOTES Past PETE TOWNSHEND Too AS RARE POSTERS, INSERTS & MEMORABILIA

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Released in December 1967 The Who Sell Out reflected a remarkable yr in pop civilization. The anthology was originally planned past Pete Townshend and the band'southward managers Kit Lambert and Chris Postage, every bit a loose concept album including jingles and commercials linking the songs stylised every bit a pirate radio broadcast. This concept was built-in out of necessity as their characterization and management wanted a new album and Townshend felt that he didn't have enough songs.

The new Super Deluxe Edition of The Who Sell Out features 112 tracks, 47 of which are unreleased, an 80-page, hard-back full-colour book, including rare period photos, memorabilia, rail by track annotation and new sleeve notes by Pete Townshend.

The Super Palatial package likewise includes nine posters and inserts, including replicas of:

A xx" x 30" original 1967 Adrian George album poster, a gig poster from The Urban center Hall, Newcastle, a Saville Theatre show 8-page plan, a business organization card for the Bag o' Nails society, Kingly Street, a Who fan social club photo of grouping, a flyer for Bath Pavilion concerts including The Who, a fissure-dorsum bumper sticker for Wonderful Radio London, Keith Moon's Speakeasy Club membership card and a Who Fan Club newsletter from January 1968.

The homage to Popular art is evident in both the advertisement jingles and the iconic sleeve design created past David King who was the fine art director at the Sunday Times, and Roger Police force who went on to create the Spitting Epitome Television set show. The sleeve features four advertising images, by renowned photographer David Montgomery, of each band fellow member: Odorono deodorant (Pete Townshend), Medac spot cream (Keith Moon), Charles Atlas (John Entwistle) and Roger Daltrey: Heinz Baked Beans. The story goes that Roger Daltrey caught pneumonia from sitting in the cold beans for likewise long.

Inside the assuming concept were a batch of fabulous and diverse songs. 'I Can See for Miles', a top ten hit at the fourth dimension, is a Who classic. 'Rael', a Townshend 'mini-opera' with musical motifs that reappeared in Tommy and the psychedelic blast of 'Armenia City In The Heaven' and 'Relax' are amidst the very all-time cloth anyone wrote during the 1960s

1 of the about boggling albums of any era, The Who Sell Out is The Who's concluding 'pop' album. 2 years later on came Tommy – a double concept anthology about a deafened, impaired and bullheaded kid.

THE WHO SELL OUT SUPER Deluxe EDITION

CD 1 – Original mono mix, mono As & Bs and unreleased mono mixes

CD ii – Original stereo mix and stereo bonus tracks

CD 3 – Studio out-takes, 'fly-on-the-wall' versions of early takes of songs from the album sessions, 'studio chat' etc.

CD 4 – 'The Road to Tommy' contains stereo mixes of the studio tracks recorded in 1968 – some previously unreleased – plus 1968 As and Bs mono mixes (all tracks remixed from original four and eight-track session tapes in The Who vault)

CD five – 14 of Pete Townshend's original demos, previously unreleased and exclusive to this set

BONUS 7" DISCS:

1.    Track UK 45 repro 'I Tin can See for Miles' (early on mono mix with single-tracked song) b/due west 'Someone's Coming' (original Britain Track unmarried mix with single-tracked vocal)
2.    Decca The states 45 repro 'Magic Jitney' (U.s.a./United kingdom mono) b/due west 'Dr Jekyll And Mr Hyde' (original US Decca unmarried mix)

MEMORABILIA:

Nine posters & inserts, including replicas of;
• 20" ten thirty" original 1967 Adrian George affiche
• Gig poster – City Hall, Newcastle: The Who, The Herd, Traffic & The Tremeloes
• Saville Theatre 8-page plan.
• Business bill of fare for the Bag o' Nails club, Kingly Street.
• Fan Club photo of grouping.
• Flyer for Bathroom Pavilion concerts including The Who.
• Crack-back bumper sticker for Wonderful Radio London.
• Keith Moon'southward Speakeasy Club membership card
• The Who Fan Club newsletter for January 1968.

THE WHO SELL OUT OTHER FORMATS INCLUDE

2 LP deluxe (stereo) vinyl version, featuring the original album and extras highlights from box ready.

D2C 2LP deluxe (mono) vinyl version featuring the original anthology and extras highlights from box set pressed on coloured vinyl; Disc i Odorono Crimson / Disc 2 Broiled Bean Orange.

2-CD edition half-dozen-console digi-pak with a 16-folio booklet.

Also available in a variety of Digital formats

THE WHO SELL OUT SUPER DELUXE EDITIONRELEASED 23 APRIL 2021 ON UMC/POLYDOR

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