After the successes of the reissues of My Generation, Tommy, and Quadrophenia, here is the highly anticipated release of The Who Sell Out. Released in December 1967, the album reflects the time when enormous musical upheavals were taking place and "Pop" was transforming into "Rock." The Who Sell Out was originally a concept album with jingles and advertisements between the songs, designed like a Radio London show. The initial idea was to sell advertising space on the album (Jaguar cars, Coca-Cola, etc.). The jingles pay tribute to pirate radio stations and already expose the myths of "Pop Culture" and consumer society. The homage to Pop Art is evident both in the advertising jingles and in the iconic design of the cover. Contents of the box set: CD 1: the original album in mono and bonus tracks CD 2: the original album in stereo, and bonus tracks CD 3: Out-takes, alternative versions, studio discussions CD 4: ‘The Road To Tommy’ the studio recordings from 1968 – Singles CD 5: Unreleased demos from the archives of Pete Townshend. An 80-page book containing rare and unpublished period photos, a text by Pete Townshend. A bonus 7” disc. A UK 45 repro track. Decca USA 45 repro.
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