The Who Sell Out (1967) by The Who
Another band of British rock legends right up there alongside the likes of Led Zeppelin and The Rolling Stones, The Who produced just 1,000 copies of the first run of their third album, which featured tracks like ‘Mary Anne with the Shaky Hand.’ It shipped with a groovy butterfly poster, and if you happen to have the original poster plus the album, you could sell the pair for over $1,100 online to a budding collector.
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Did you know: Before finalizing on the band name “The Who”, they had performed under two other names: The Detours and The High Numbers. I guess they had to run a test trial to see if they liked their name or not. Makes sense. On May 31, 1976, their live show in London as a band was so loud that a Guinness World record was created.