The Who - Decidedly Belated Response (1974) [Vinyl]
BAND/ARTIST: The Who
- Title: Decidedly Belated Response
- Year Of Release: 1974
- Label: Berkeley Records – 2045
- Genre: Rock
- Quality: 24bit-96kHz FLAC (tracks)
- Total Time: 58:00
- Total Size: 535 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
01. I Am Sea/The Real Me (8:26)
02. I Am One (3:24)
03. Sean and Sand (6:50)
04. Drowned (9:16)
05. Bellboy (4:55)
06. Dr. Jimmy (7:48)
07. Won't Get Fooled Again (8:40)
08. Pinball Wizard (2:57)
09. See Me, Feel Me (5:48)
01. I Am Sea/The Real Me (8:26)
02. I Am One (3:24)
03. Sean and Sand (6:50)
04. Drowned (9:16)
05. Bellboy (4:55)
06. Dr. Jimmy (7:48)
07. Won't Get Fooled Again (8:40)
08. Pinball Wizard (2:57)
09. See Me, Feel Me (5:48)
"The 1973 North American Tour"
Venue: The Spectrum, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA, Tuesday, December 4, 1973, Originally a KBFH recording.
“Which brings us to the second-to-last night of this tour, when the band took to the stage of the Spectrum in Philadelphia before a sold-out house. Excerpts of this show, recorded for broadcast by the King Biscuit Flower Hour, have been the primary source of high quality recordings from this tour. The KBFH recordings from this night and the final tour stop in Largo, Maryland, have also been the source of collector confusion and the subject of debate for nearly 35 years. Ubiquitously bootlegged ever since the initial broadcasts in 1974, only those excerpts of this night’s recordings have ever circulated. Here for the first time ever is the vast majority of The Spectrum performance, from the original King Biscuit masters and sounding sonically superior to all other versions of this material in existence. Not only does this include all but one of the songs from this legendary night, but the final reel included the entirety of the encore, previously unknown to have been recorded.”
This is a release from WCF (White Cover Folks) active 1970 - 1975 when they became Berkeley Records
In 1974 they started the transition from WCF to Berkeley Records producing titles with printed fold-out cover design and white labels
due to the fact that this pressing have the thin gatefold cover & white labels it have to be a pre-Berkeley Records title. the label started with the fold out covers in late 1973/early 1974
Venue: The Spectrum, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA, Tuesday, December 4, 1973, Originally a KBFH recording.
“Which brings us to the second-to-last night of this tour, when the band took to the stage of the Spectrum in Philadelphia before a sold-out house. Excerpts of this show, recorded for broadcast by the King Biscuit Flower Hour, have been the primary source of high quality recordings from this tour. The KBFH recordings from this night and the final tour stop in Largo, Maryland, have also been the source of collector confusion and the subject of debate for nearly 35 years. Ubiquitously bootlegged ever since the initial broadcasts in 1974, only those excerpts of this night’s recordings have ever circulated. Here for the first time ever is the vast majority of The Spectrum performance, from the original King Biscuit masters and sounding sonically superior to all other versions of this material in existence. Not only does this include all but one of the songs from this legendary night, but the final reel included the entirety of the encore, previously unknown to have been recorded.”
This is a release from WCF (White Cover Folks) active 1970 - 1975 when they became Berkeley Records
In 1974 they started the transition from WCF to Berkeley Records producing titles with printed fold-out cover design and white labels
due to the fact that this pressing have the thin gatefold cover & white labels it have to be a pre-Berkeley Records title. the label started with the fold out covers in late 1973/early 1974
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