The Who – The Who Sell Out

Name: The Who - The Who Sell Out
Rating: 4.67 (6 reviews)

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Label:	Polydor – 613002
Format:	Vinyl , LP, Album, Reissue, Stereo
Country:	Australia
Released:	1967
Genre:	Rock
Style:	Mod

Tracklist

A1		Armenia City In The Sky - Heinz Baked Beans Written-By – Entwistle*
A2		Mary Anne With The Shaky Hands Written-By – Townshend*
A3		Odorono Written-By – Townshend*
A4		Tattoo Written-By – Townshend*
A5		Our Love Was, Is Written-By – Townshend*
A6		I Can See For Miles Written-By – Townshend*
B1		I Can't Reach You - Spotted Henry Written-By – Townshend*
B2		Relax Written-By – Townshend*
B3		Silas Stingy Written-By – Entwistle*
B4		Sunrise Written-By – Townshend*
B5		Rael Written-By – Townshend*

Red Polydor label.

Made And Distributed In Australia Under Licence
From rear of sleeve - STEREO-can also be played on mono equipment

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	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
	The Who Sell Out (LP, Album, Stereo, Gloversville Pressing)	Decca	DL 74950	US	1967
Recently Edited	The Who Sell Out (LP, Album, Mono, Pinckneyville Pressing)	Decca	DL 4950	US	1967
	The Who Sell Out (LP, Album, Mono)	Track Record	612 002, 612.002	UK	1967
	The Who Sell Out (LP, Album, Stereo)	Polydor	184 116, 184116		1967
	The Who Sell Out (LP, Album, Mono)	Polydor	LPHM612002, LPHM613002	New Zealand	1967

saxonman1 Mar 1, 2019
i just scored another copy of this lp as it is in nm condition for its age and the price was great!!!!!, i would guess this was pressed around 1970 /72 maybe as the vinyl is very old school thick vinyl, i still have not located a black label international copy but again, it was the sleeve/record condition and since i have had one for many years now the price that sold me..............................
thehumangourd Jun 30, 2017
This isn't a first pressing as you can tell by the red label. First pressings came on the black Polydor International label. This one would be from 1970 or thereabouts. It isn't even Mono - the rear sleeve says very clearly it's a stereo release. Just because it says "M" on the label doesn't mean it's in mono. Try using the balance knob on your amplifier. That's how you can tell if a record is stereo or mono.
saxonman1 Oct 6, 2016
this is the first and only pressing of this 1967 classic released way back in 1967 almost 50 years ago, what makes this aussie pressing a very unique find in great to m- condition is as you can see on the back of the sleeve the zit cream says CLEARASILE instead of medac, this was only done once on the original polydor australian release wich was 50 years back, these can still be found to this day but finding them in great condition is the problem, just like the unique aussie a quick one lp from 1966