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7CD/BluRay - The Who - Who Are You

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7CD/BluRay - The Who - Who Are You7CD + BluRay 7CD Blu Ray Super Deluxe Edition Boxset. LIMITED EDITION This extensive collection gives an unprecedented insight into how The Who made what was to be their final studio album with Keith Moon. The eight discs are housed in a 12 by 12 slipcase and include a new re mastered version of the album, plus demos and out takes from the Who Are You sessions as the band developed the songs. Also includes the 1977 Shepperton tour rehearsals, and the

7CD + BluRay

7CD/Blu-Ray Super Deluxe Edition Boxset. LIMITED EDITION

This extensive collection gives an unprecedented insight into how The Who made what was to be their final studio album with Keith Moon. The eight discs are housed in a 12” by 12” slipcase and include a new re-mastered version of the album, plus demos and out-takes from the Who Are You sessions as the band developed the songs.

Also includes the 1977 Shepperton tour rehearsals, and the 1978 Shepperton studio recordings made for The Kids Are Alright movie.

7 AUDIO CDs

CD 1: the original album newly remastered by Jon Astley at Close to the Edge.
CD 2: Includes the Who Are You album first mixed by Glyn Johns that was rejected by the band, plus some new mixes created by Steven Wilson
CD3: Early run-throughs, sessions and out-takes plus several demos by John Entwistle.
CD4: Previously unreleased tracks from the 1977 Shepperton studios rehearsals including Keith Moon singing 'I Saw Her Standing There’ and ‘Barbara Ann’. Plus a very early live version of ‘Who Are You’ from Toronto, 1976.
CD5: Includes six tracks from the live concert at Shepperton for the filming of The Kids Are Alright documentary. Plus rehearsals with new drummer Kenney Jones for The Who’s 1979 US tour.
CDs 6 & 7: Live recordings from the 1979 US tour including tracks recorded at the Pontiac Silverdome, the Spectrum in Philadelphia and the Masonic Temple, Detroit, including a rare live version of John Entwistle’s 'Trick of the Light'.
BLU-RAY: Dolby Atmos, DTS-HD Master audio 5.1 and PCM Stereo mixes created by Steven Wilson

BOOK

A 100-page hard back book with extensive sleeve notes by Matt Kent together with an insightful exclusive interview with Roger Daltrey covering the months preceding the album’s release, plus track-by-track details, and session notes, as well as sleeve notes by Steven Wilson on his remixes for Dolby Atmos. The book is lavishly illustrated with previously unpublished photographs, memorabilia, tape boxes and original print ads.

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