Jefferson Airplane Up Against The Wall Live Clear Vinyl Lp Tmoq Psych Starship

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Jefferson Airplane - Up Against the Wall RARE LIVE LP
Original pressing on the Trademark Of Quality (TMOQ) label. Other color variations are more common, but the clear / transparant variation is really rare!
The sleeve is in EX condition and the record is in NM condition.

The material from this album was taken from two PBS television specials:
"A night at family dog" & "Go ride the music".
Great sound quality.

Recorded while the band were at their peak as a live outfit, these nine tracks see the Airplane stretching their musical legs confidently. Far heavier than their early folk -rock sound but still extremely psychedelic nonetheless, the material comes mainly from the recent 'Volunteers' LP, but a few early tracks are reworked and I don't think they ever released a studio version of 'Emergency'.

Set list:
A1 We Can Be Together
A2 Volunteers
A3 Eskimo Blue Day
A4 Mexico
A5 Somebody To LoveB1 Wooden Ships
B2 Plastic Fantastic Lover
B3 Emergency
B4 Ballad Of You & Me & Pooneil

Taken from two PBS television specials:
Tracks A1,A2,A4-B3 from "Go Ride The Music" recorded on April 2, 1970 at Wally Heider Studio, San Francisco;
Tracks A3,B4 from "A Night At Family Dog" recorded on February 4, 1970 at the Family Dog At The Great Highway, San Francisco.
+ As a bonus I'll throw in a live album by
Jefferson Starship: fasten your seatbelts.The Amazing Kornyfone Record Label ‎– TAKRL 911
Record and sleeve are NM.
There is no info sheet just a hand written note with details.
Side 1: Miracles 3:23 / Hot water 4:32 / St Charles 8:45
Side 2: White rabbit 6:50 / Please come back 3:38 / Dance with the dragon 6:55
Details from a Jefferson Starship site: Sbd, 9/-/1976, Winterland, San Francisco, CA

This is the hottest “White Rabbit” I have ever heard! The exact date of this show had been a source of speculation, but in the end we have to rely on the group itself. One track “Please Come Back” was released on a 2LP set titled “Flight Log”. On that LP, this song is listed as “Winterland, September 1976″. And, there you have it.”
Jefferson Airplane Plastic Fantastic Lover Go Ride The Musi2 - YouTube
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[isdntekvideo] Jefferson Starship - White Rabbit - 11/8/1975 - Winterland (Official) - YouTube
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Jefferson Airplane - Up Against the Wall
Rare original TMOQ pressing on clear transparent vinyl! Other colors are common but this one is seriously RARE! Sleeve is EX and the record is NM. The material from this album was taken from two PBS television specials:
"A night at family dog" & "Go ride the music"

Recorded while the band were at their peak as a live outfit, these nine tracks see the Airplane stretching their musical legs confidently. Far heavier than their early folk -rock sound but still extremely psychedelic nonetheless, the material comes mainly from the recent 'Volunteers' LP, but a few early tracks are reworked and I don't think they ever released a studio version of 'Emergency'.

Set list:
A1 We Can Be Together
A2 Volunteers
A3 Eskimo Blue Day
A4 Mexico
A5 Somebody To Love

B1 Wooden Ships
B2 Plastic Fantastic Lover
B3 Emergency
B4 Ballad Of You & Me & Pooneil

Taken from two PBS television specials:
Tracks A1,A2,A4-B3 from "Go Ride The Music" recorded on April 2, 1970 at Wally Heider Studio, San Francisco;
Tracks A3,B4 from "A Night At Family Dog" recorded on February 4, 1970 at the Family Dog At The Great Highway, San Francisco.