The Who – I Can See For Miles

Should note that the 3-prong Track press is the only one with the rare alt mix of Someone's Coming. The 4-prong pressing contains the common UK mono mix that was issued elsewhere in Europe and Japan (which is totally different than the US Decca 45 and Magic Bus lp mixes). There are 3 different mono mixes of SC that were officially released worldwide

i have had this german 45 w/ nice pic sleeve for decades now BUT what i notice here is the letters NCB on the label wich tells me this was of coarse pressed in germany but this was for export to the scandanvian market back in 1967, some of these 45s back in the 60s where printed in germany and exported to the scandanavian market... if they where they always have the letters NCB printed on the label, sometimes even the sleeve..

i have a DECCA pink label. double sided promo 9-34492 i can see for miles / i can see for miles.....matrix = stamped 45 119437 3 1 / 45 119437 4 1......anyone think its genuine copy ?

sorry what i mean is FOLD OUT SLEEVE....................

this is a beautiful two sided picture sleeve 45 that was released in the republic of south africa in 1967, the sleeve is similar to a lot of scandanavian who sleeves meaning the sleeve has the same shot on both sides and opens up where you can place the record not slide it in the sleeve, anyway i do have a few other south africa who sleeves from the 1960s at this time but they are one sided sleeves THIS ONE IS TWO SIDED and was released in 1967, very rare, these are very hard to find w/ the pic sleeves weather they are one or two sided....

ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh yes this one i found a good 25 + years ago and was very hard to find and very high in demand upon collectors so this is a very nice replication of the original 1968 japan only sleeve for this single, this replication is a japan cd single remastered in shm format, this 45 ( the original one) can fetch between 300 usd to 500 usd depending on condition.................... if you dont wish to shell that out this may be the best next thing then...................

this was a very nice scandanavian who 45 from 1967 for the classic track i can see for miles, the b side (someones coming) was recorded in early 1967 and it was recorded during the long who sell out sessions but used as a b side for this single world wide, anyway this is a very nice sleeve with a killer 67 mod shot of the guys, this has always been one of my favorites.....

this is one of the nicest and most sort after who 45s from japan, what a nice 1967 mod shot of the guys on the sleeve, i got a copy of this about 25 years ago but this has become easier to find in the internet age then it was back in the 80s, great japan sleeve with a lyric sheet from 1968....

This is the loudest, best pressing of any song I have ever heard. All the other versions I've heard just don't have the same power.