Vinyl Album - The Who - The Who Sell Out - Emidisc

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Who
Title:	The Who Sell Out
Label:	Emidisc
Country:	UK
Catalogue:
Date:	1967
Format:	Acetate
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Who	Armenia City In The Sky	Keene	Rate
A2	The Who	Heinz Bake Beans	Entwhistle	Rate
A3	The Who	Mary Anne With The Shaky Hand	Townshend	Rate
A4	The Who	Odorono	Townshend	Rate
A5	The Who	Tattoo	Townshend	Rate
A6	The Who	Our Love Was	Townshend	Rate
A7	The Who	I Can See For Miles	Townshend	9.0 Rate

Notes

Stereo. Single sided acetate from The IBC studio 1967

Weight: 215 gms

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Comments and Reviews


getalife 10th Dec 2024		Small world, currently on eBay is the mono A side acetate of this album which has same handwriting as mine. Out of curiosity I contacted the person, it turns out that he was a session player and worked at IBC studio at that time and has had the record all this time, not only that but he went to the same school and friends with the person who showed me around the studio and new his family, which I was able to update him on as he had lost contact with them.



getalife 26th Nov 2023		Listening to this again l can clearly hear “I’m an ear sitting in the sky “ though I always heard what was on the title “Armenia City In The Sky “ till yesterday. Anyone else heard the same.



getalife 25th Nov 2023		SkyArt had this album on yesterday, funny finding out that track1 title by Keene a friend of Pete Townshend should be “I’m an ear sitting in the sky” as Keene sang on the track, not “Armenia City In The Sky” which Pete thought was better. A good documentary on the album if you got the time.



getalife 28th Oct 2020		New video, with phone in background not the record.



getalife 12th Jun 2017		Added new images



getalife 9th Oct 2016		Looking at the different sound patterns between vinyl and acetate, would they not be the same for both? Full album and the single track Mary Ann, which shows a closer look at sound waves.



getalife 3rd Jun 2015		I remember speaking to Brian Carroll (IBC studio) and he was saying about the problem they had linking all the tapes together to get the recording to flow in one, not sure what happen to his website www.ibcstudio.co.uk.



carryonsidney ● 3rd Jun 2015		I know I have 2 original Track copies of this record and one is Mono, I am hoping, when I track down the other, that is a Stereo so I can compare it to your acetate..



getalife 3rd Jun 2015		@carryonsidney, Ref: my other comment, listening to this on my computer with Bose speakers the sound sounds very good after 48 years, and do not understand Fangs comments on your ‘See Here’ on early recordings.



carryonsidney ● 2nd Jun 2015		excellent work Getalife. You might like this webpage which goes into detail about the problems with the original released Stereo version of this album, see here.



getalife 2nd Jun 2015



getalife 19th Aug 2014		Just been playing this (after it had been transferred to MP3) in the garage (louder than I would in the house) and listening to it rather than back ground music. Considering it was recorded 1967, the stereo sounds far superior to record of that period, yes it’s an acetate and therefore from the master tape but the sounds coming from both sides with the voice in the middle (simplified explanation ), not having many records to compare to of that period, those that I have had seem a little basic this includes The Beatles, or is this my imagination.



carryonsidney ● 13th Oct 2013		Audiodiscs have an extra hole, personally I think in the 50's the americans probably did supply acetate blanks but EMI would have started making their own pretty quickly to save money. A fantastic Who related item by the way Getalife.



getalife 13th Oct 2013		Have added the Brown cover, I was given four LP acetates, three in the brown covers and one in the Transco cover, any one of them could have been in the Transco cover.



bobzyeruncle 12th Oct 2013		I've read somewhere that Emidiscs were simply re-labeled Transcos and Audio-Discs.



getalife 29th Aug 2013		Can't remember if this was the cover or a plain brown one, it was 46 years ago.