CD Album - The Who - Tommy - Polydor

CD Album

Artist:	The Who
Title:	Tommy
Label:	Polydor
Country:	Europe
Date:	1983
Catalogue:	800 077-2 / 800 078-2, 800 079-2
Barcode:	042280007720
Format:	Double CD
Genre:	Rock
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	11 Own, 1 Wants
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
1-01	The Who	Overture	Pete Townshend	Rate
1-02	The Who	It's A Boy	Pete Townshend	Rate
1-03	The Who	1921	Pete Townshend	Rate
1-04	The Who	Amazing Journey	Pete Townshend	Rate
1-05	The Who	Sparks	Pete Townshend	Rate
1-06	The Who	Eyesight To The Blind (The Hawker)	Sonny Boy Williamson	Rate
1-07	The Who	Christmas	Pete Townshend	Rate
1-08	The Who	Cousin Kevin	John Entwhistle	Rate
1-09	The Who	The Acid Queen	Pete Townshend	Rate
1-10	The Who	Underture	Pete Townshend	Rate
2-01	The Who	Do You Think It's Alright?	Pete Townshend	Rate
2-02	The Who	Fiddle About	John Entwhistle	Rate
2-03	The Who	Pinball Wizard	Pete Townshend	Rate
2-04	The Who	There's A Doctor	Pete Townshend	Rate
2-05	The Who	Go To The Mirror!	Pete Townshend	Rate
2-06	The Who	Tommy Can You Hear Me?	Pete Townshend	Rate
2-07	The Who	Smash The Mirror	Pete Townshend	Rate
2-08	The Who	Sensation	Pete Townshend	Rate
2-09	The Who	Miracle Cure	Pete Townshend	Rate
2-10	The Who	Sally Simpson	Pete Townshend	Rate
2-11	The Who	I'm Free	Pete Townshend	Rate
2-12	The Who	Welcome	Pete Townshend	Rate
2-13	The Who	Tommy's Holiday Camp	Keith Moon	Rate
2-14	The Who	We're Not Gonna Take It	Pete Townshend	Rate

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Comments and Reviews


kab2112 SUBS 8th Mar 2019		Booklet Scans added. Also yest another set of alternate CD scans



Jo Atmon 23rd Nov 2017		'tis now: https://www.45worlds.com/cdalbum/cd/8000772eu



Magic Marmalade 21st Nov 2017		Different barcode is a different product, so a separate listing would be splendid :) (provided it's not already on site)



Jo Atmon 21st Nov 2017		I have a copy of the album the CDs of which look exactly like the red label pics listed. The back insert looks almost like the one pictured here, only differences: the barcode is 3259180007720 and the POL 902 next to it is missing. Should that be listed separately?



wordnwot 21st Jun 2014		See my comment Made in W. Germany by PDO on the inner ring So releases from Polydor that don't contain this are pre 1986.



fixbutte 2nd Jun 2014		Wordnwot's links suggest that the orange silkscreen label actually came first, and I stand corrected. These early orange-red PolyGram issues (also seen on the web: Jean Michel Jarre's Oxygene and Jon & Vangelis' Private Collection) are obviously rare and in great demand. It also seems that some of these were not pressed for the public if I understand the information for the auctioned copy of ABBA's The Visitors ("non target 1st") right. Whereas the winning bid for that ABBA CD was a stiff £510.00 this February, The Who's red-face double CD Tommy is not on auction and still available for 59.99 Euros, thus nowhere near as rare. Anyway, I prefer my remastered issue of 1996 (75:16 minutes on one disc).



wordnwot 1st Jun 2014		Get it --- Quick.....!!!!!!



wordnwot 1st Jun 2014		I'm about to add an Abba CD on Orange Silkscreen label. This one is the First to be manufactured by Polygram, Hanover, West Germany. See this to put a lump in your throat! ABBA The Visitors non target 1st RED FACE POLYDOR West Germany rare CD



fixbutte 27th May 2014		Something that I noticed only after having read it on Musik-Sammler (also confirming the 1983 release year): We have three different catalogue numbers here, on all issues uploaded to this entry by now. CD 1 has cat# 800 078-2, CD 2 has cat# 800 079-2, and 800 077-2 is the cat# for both CDs on the back of the double CD box.



fixbutte 27th May 2014		I strongly doubt that the orange silkscreen labels are from 1983, even though that is referred to as release year for these on Discogs (where the images have apparently been taken from). All CDs initially, at least until the late 1980s, were printed with a plain black-on-silver appearance. I have uploaded different Germany-pressed Made in W.Germany by PolyGram discs which look very much like the Made in U.K. discs added by Syd Vliet, and which definitely came earlier than the orange silkscreen labels.



Syd Vliet 24th May 2014		The original pressings apparently had the orange silkscreen labels.