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The Who / Live at Hull 1970

The Who / Live at Hull 1970 2CD standalone release

The Who‘s Live at Hull set – previously only available as part of the expensive 2010 Live At Leeds super deluxe edition box – is to be released as a standalone two-CD set on 19 November 2012.

The gig was originally recorded on 15 February 1970, the very next night after the celebrated Leeds performance. Apart from Magic Bus which wasn’t played in Hull, the set lists are identical.


Track listing

CD 1

  • 1. Heaven And Hell
  • 2. I Can’t Explain
  • 3. Fortune Teller
  • 4. Tattoo
  • 5. Young Man Blues
  • 6. Substitute
  • 7. Happy Jack
  • 8. I’m A Boy
  • 9. A Quick One, While He’s Away
  • 10. Summertime Blues
  • 11. Shakin’ All Over
  • 12. My Generation

CD 2

  • 1. Overture
  • 2. It’s A Boy
  • 3. 1921
  • 4. Amazing Journey
  • 5. Sparks
  • 6. Eyesight To The Blind (The Hawker)
  • 7. Christmas
  • 8. The Acid Queen
  • 9. Pinball Wizard
  • 10. Do You Think It’s Alright?
  • 11. Fiddle About
  • 12. Tommy Can You Hear Me?
  • 13. There’s A Doctor
  • 14. Go To The Mirror!
  • 15. Smash The Mirror
  • 16. Miracle Cure
  • 17. Sally Simpson
  • 18. I’m Free
  • 19. Tommy’s Holiday Camp
  • 20. We’re Not Gonna Take It

 

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Paul Wren

I wonder if we will see a vinyl pressing of this Hull set in due course?

[…] Day 10-inch vinyl release featuring a selection of Pete Townshend’s Quadrophenia Demos, the Live At Hull live set issued as a standalone two-CD package, and all their studio albums collected together in […]

Leemer

I got this one. It’s great! Absolutely fantastic, just like Live at Leeds – quelle surprise! But what I don’t understand is how this set can rate the label “DELUXE Edition” as was pasted across the shrink wrap of the edition I have. How is this a DELUXE Edition? While it may have been a part of a DELUXE Edition, and it may be a limited edition (probably not), as a stand alone it’s not a deluxe edition, because it’s just a release. No previous release containing only 6 tracks which was expanded to a full 33 tracks like Live At Leeds. I think record companies throw this term around too much, it diminishes the value. Don’t get me wrong, I am very happy with this purchase, but it’s just not Deluxe as claimed.

[…] some signficant archival material in November 2012, including a two-CD issue of their 1970 Live In Hull gig, the debut (outside Japan) of their the My Generation album on CD in mono, and an 11LP vinyl […]

stefano

Well, I believe that – as absurd as it may sound – boxed sets start to become relevant only for the items other than the music, if this tendency is becoming a standard.

JimC

A great alternative to Leeds recording. I bought the Leeds boxset so no need to buy this one.

Hedley

Wow, big difference in price between the US and UK

Hedley

Very pleased, didn’t get the Boxset and happy to pick this up, even with the Entwistle base added to fill the gaps
Nice one and thanks for the alert

James

It’s a boring set that was a lousy extra.

Rami

Luckily I didn’t buy the Leeds box set which now goes for hundreds of dollars, otherwise I’d be pissed the only new feature in the box set is being sold separately for 20 bucks.