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The Track Records Singles Box, the third volume of boxed Who singles will be released next month.
This set follows Brunswick and Reaction boxes but is a much bigger than both containing 15 seven-inch singles from the band’s Tracks Records era – featuring 45s like Pinball Wizard, I Can See For Miles and Won’t Get Fooled Again.
The singles are all pressed on heavyweight vinyl with paper sleeves (reproducing the period graphics front and back with die-cut centre holes). They come housed in a rigid ‘lid-and-tray’ outer box. This comes with a 20-page colour booklet with liner notes about each release and period memorabilia.
The Track Records Singles Box is released on 30 October 2015.
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1. Pictures of Lily b/w Doctor Doctor (Track 604 002. Released 21 April 1967)
2. The Last Time b/w Under My Thumb (Track 604 006. Released 30 June 1967)
3. I Can See For Miles b/w Someone’s Coming (Track 604 011. Released 13 October 1967)
4. Dogs b/w Call Me Lightning (Track 604 023. Released 14 June 1968)
5. Magic Bus b/w Dr Jeckyll & Mr Hyde (Track 604 024. Released 11 October 1968)
6. Pinball Wizard b/w Dogs Part Two (Track 604 027. Released 7 March 1969)
7. The Seeker b/w Here For More (Track 604 036. Released 20 March 1970)
8. Summertime Blues b/w Heaven and Hell (Track 2094 002. Released 10 July 1970)
9. See Me, Feel Me b/w Overture (Track single 2094 004, Released October 1970 then withdrawn)
10. TOMMY EP (‘See Me, Feel Me’, ‘Christmas’ b/w ‘Overture’, ‘I’m Free’ Track 2252 001. Released 6 November 1970)
11. Won’t Get Fooled Again b/w Don’t Know Myself’ (Track 2094 009. Released 25 June 1971)
12. Let’s See Action b/w When I Was A Boy (Track 2094 012. Released 15 October 1971)
13. Join Together b/w Baby Don’t You Do It (Track 2094 102. Released 16 June 1972)
14. Relay b/w Waspman (Track 2094 106. Released 22 December 1972)
15. 5.15 b/w Water (Track 2094 115. Released 5 October 1973)
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I love The Who, but at $174 or £100, are you kidding me? I can do without.
Boring. Why don’t they release these with selected European picture sleeves? Far more appealing.
Pictures sleeves would be nice, but I guess it’s for the authenticity of the original blank UK sleeves. What a glorious bunch of songs though. Unbelievable that Baba O’Reilly was not released as a single in the UK.
“Dogs” has been criminally ignored over the years on most Who compilations. Wonderful track. Makes me smile every time I listen to it. Much better than “Boris”, which wasn’t even a single but yet gets onto every compilation album. That’s always baffled me.
Well,I managed to get the Brunswick set for about €50.-,and the Reaction set for about €45.-.
This new one will set me back(at jpc)another €112.-(I get a discount there).
I estimate another about €80.- for the Polydor set sometime in December.
End result:about €285.- for just The Who’s singles,which all in all is VERY expensive IMHO!
My solution:I placed the first two sets up for sale at Ebay.Will I sell them I will not buy the Track and Polydor sets;if not I will keep all four of them.
Let fate decide!!
Wow there'[s a run of top notch singles and no mistake. I ducked the last one because of the price – wonder if this will be similarly pricey. Shame as the Brunswick set was really well done