In case you don't know one of the greatest rock records of all time just got a special edition release -- the Live At Leeds 40th Anniversary Super-Deluxe Collectors’ Edition just dropped and it's totally awesome. The record is one of the seminal rock albums of all time and is also featured as inspiration for Todd Margaret's decision to say he was from Leeds in the series premier of The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret -- video below!
But, we already assume you know what this record is all about, so what vinyl goodies are in the package you might ask? Well, the box set includes a 200 gram vinyl reproduction of the original album, a 7” single and exact replica of “Summertime Blues” with John Entwhisle's “Heaven and Hell” track on the flip side. It also contains a huge famous Who poster, and a killer 64-page hardcover book detailing the whole Leeds concert with lots of rare period photos. The pack also has 4 CDs with the original Live at Leeds stuff as well as a performance taken from the day after Leeds on February 15, 1970 at England’s Hull Concert Hall.
A pretty killer set for the Holidays!
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