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Deal alert / The Who: Live in Hyde Park / 4-disc deluxe edition

By Paul Sinclair

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Unbeatable deal at present for The Who Live at Hyde Park in deluxe 2CD+Blu-ray+DVD+Book deluxe edition on Amazon UK.

This set is just £23 on the UK site which for those outside the EU means an even cheaper price of sub-£20 or around $30 US.

This 2015 concert was filmed in HD of course, and this deluxe edition features a 60-page hardcover book.

Live in Hyde Park is out on 20 November 2015

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Track listing

  • 1) I Can t Explain
  • 2) Who Are You
  • 3) The Kids Are Alright
  • 4) Pictures Of Lily
  • 5) I Can See For Miles
  • 6) My Generation
  • 7) Behind Blue Eyes
  • 8) Bargain
  • 9) Join Together
  • 10) You Better You Bet
  • 11) I m One
  • 12) Love Reign O er Me
  • 13) Eminence Front
  • 14) Amazing Journey / Sparks
  • 15) Pinball Wizard
  • 16) See Me, Feel Me / Listening To You
  • 17) Baba O Riley
  • 18) Won t Get Fooled Again

 

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30 thoughts on “Deal alert / The Who: Live in Hyde Park / 4-disc deluxe edition”

  1. Not that my confidence in Paul is anything less than absolute, But to confirm, I got a nice note from Andy @ Eagle Rock confirming all Eagle Rock Blu-ray titles are region code free.

    Paul, thanks for the heads up on this deal!

  3. Looks like what’s coming out in Japan are 3 and 4 disc options, on Universal, with SHMCDs. December is the release period. There are Eagle Rock editions out on import in November. Is it a joint deal with Eagle Rock/Universal? There are a few import/domestic options, and prices are not cheap, but not overwhelming. HMV has a sale price on them that is fairly reasonable.

  4. Thanks Paul. Just cancelled thru Amazon US and ordered thru UK. Was $28 in US and $30 with the book is a steal. Great find and keep them coming!

  5. Personally, I prefer having the music [CD, DVD or BR] over a book and any trinkets they throw in at an inflated price. Also find it annoying to have both a BR and DVD of the same show.
    So the BR/CD combo is fine with me.

      1. Hello Paul,

        the price at http://www.jpc.de is indeed €44.-.I get a discount there of 8 percent,and won’t have to pay postage.My price then is:€40.50 including postage.

        When trying to order via your recommendation(Amazon UK) I have to pay:

        a)GBP 23.- for the article
        b)GBP 3.60 postage to Germany
        In total:GBP 26.60 which is (1GBP is the equivalent of €1.45) EURO €38.60.

        This is the difference of €2.- I mentioned in my post yesterday when comparing my price at JPC and the one at Amazon described as an “unbeatable deal”.

    2. Joachim, how ungrateful you are, since Paul set up this site I and many others have saved quite a lot of money buying CDs/BluRay/DVDs, on items we were going to buy anyway.

      Carry on the good work Paul it is appreciated.

  10. Thanks for the alert, I was there, front row in line with Townsend, this souvenir of a great day comes in cheaper than the t-shirt or record bag cost on the day. Seem to remember “The Seeker” being second in the set, missing for some reason. “Sparks” in particular was awesome, can’t wait to relive it.

  12. Chris — same 22.61 British Pound price for me. I saw them at Barclays Center which is the new arena in Brooklyn and they were great. I also had a funny coincidence. A year ago this past Spring I had bought the last deluxe Who set from the Quad. Tour. I spent the next few days listening to nothing but my who CDs. That Sunday my wife and I were walking in Manhattan. I stopped at a store that was closed and decided to look into the window ( don’t recall why). In any event I felt a presence next to me doing the same thing. We looked at each other . It was Pete Townsend .

    1. I’m almost certain it will be, and I’m basing this on the fact that I bought the Rolling Stones “Hyde Park Live 1969” blu-ray [also by Eagle Rock] in America in August and it plays fine on my blu-ray player in the UK which is Region B. So I don’t think they region code either blu-rays or DVDs.

  16. Paul–I see a $28 version on the Amazon U.S. Site which says it is 3 discs. Is that definitely a different version from the 4 disc set on UK site? Seems strange that the difference is the exclusion of the DVD disc in U.S.

  18. The link shows the region as “2 PAL”. If what you say is true Paul, still a risky purchase not knowing for sure, and I don’t care about DVD.

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