The Who My Generation Japan Lp 1966 Mega, Mega Rare Original With Replica

The Who - My Generation - Japan LP 1966 - Mega, Mega Rare Original With Replica Obi Strip LABEL: DECCA SDL-10271-P COUNTRY: JAPAN YEAR PRESSING: 1966 CONDITION: VG RECORD: SIDE 1 VG , SEVERAL LIGHT SURFACE MARKS, CLEAN AUDIO WITH SOME LIGHT CRACKLES.
FEW SPINDLE MARKS ON LABEL.
SIDE 2 VG , MORE SURFACE MARKS, CLEAN AUDIO WITH SOME LIGHT CRACKLES.
SOME POPS ON A COUPLE OF SONGS BUT NOTHING SERIOUS.
FEW SPINDLE MARKS ON LABEL.
COVER: FLIP BACK COVER - GENERAL VG , SOME LAMINATION CREASING AND A PART CLEAN READABLE SPINE WITH SLIGHT WEAR OVERALL - THIS IS AN EXTREMELY RARE LP AND NEVER EVER COMES UP FOR SALE - THERE IS A RESERVE ON THIS ITEM BUT IT IS WELL WORTH IT...A MUST FOR ANY WHO OR RECORD COLLECTOR.
Tracklist 1My Generation 2Please, Please, Please 3It s Not True 4The Ox 5The Kids Are Alright 6Instant Party 7A Legal Matter 8Out In The Street 9I Don t Mind 10The Good s Gone 11La-La-La Lies 12Much Too Much ADDITIONAL INFO: In the sixties lots of Who records were released in Japan with different tracks and covers with never seen before group shots.
Some of them were issued exclusively in Japan.
Japanese Who records of the sixties are extremely rare and valuable.
Although The Who already had three hit singles in the UK before their debut LP came out, this album was the very first Who record which was released in Japan and it is one of the rarest.
Besides existing in very small quantity the album also has a unique and totally different cover.
The Who were really unknown in Japan at that time and the Japanese record company found that the Who did not look Japanese-like enough on the common album cover.
So they placed the faces of the four band members in little bubbles and hoped that the attractive woman on the cover would serve to achieve large sales.
Despite her undoubtly attractiveness the record did not sell well.