Sold Date: July 25, 2023
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This listing is for the 3 LP set.  What you see pictured is everything you will receive. 
Discs are graded as follows:
Disc 1 (EX) has some sleeve rub marks and feather light scuffing at the very edge of disc in the dead space that does not affect play,  about 5 inches of the perimeter. 
Disc 2 is (EX+), with some extremely light hairline marks in the inner disc's dead space that surrounds the label.
Disc 3 is also (EX), and has some tiny superficial sleeve scuff marks that are hardly visible. 
MADONNA - BLOND AMBITION 3x LP PROMO RADIO PLAY SET
MADONNA The Blonde Ambition Tour In Concert (Very rare and legendary Westwood One triple LP radio show, featuring SEVENTEEN fantastic hits recorded in October 1990 in Dallas, Texas during the U.S. leg of Madonna's world tour. The discs themselves indicate both Pre-Show and Post-Show material and the entire set endures as not only the most sought after Madonna broadcast collectable, but one of hardest to find shows by ANY artist!
TRACKLISTING AND EXTRA INFORMATION
Tracks included: Express Yourself Open Your Heart Causing A Commotion Where's The Party Like A Virgin Like A Prayer Live To Tell Oh Father/Papa Don't Preach I Always Get My Man Hanky Panky I'm Following You Material Girl Cherish Into The Groove Vogue Holiday Keep It Together
A Stunning Piece of Madonna tour history which for the last 25+ years has appeared in the top 10 of the most collectable, rarest & sought after Madonna records in the world in many record collecting forums & magazines.
BRIEF HISTORY Ever wondered why everyone seemed to have the bootleg of the Dallas date of the Blond Ambition Tour in edited, but absolutely lovely audio quality? Well, that's because it was specially recorded for a radio broadcast, to be sent around the US Radio Networks for broadcast to their audiences. The broadcast was simultaneously aired on the weekend of August 27th 1990, three weeks after the tour had ended.
All the radio stations which were taking part in the simulcast were sent a triple LP set of the tour split over six sides of vinyl.  As the networks were commercially funded it meant that the tour was split into little bite-size chunks of mostly two-song sections and then the companies which had paid for advertising during the show had their 30 second or 60 second advertisements played.
Westwood One required all shows to either be returned after broadcasting or to be destroyed (and for the radio station to sign an affidavit confirming this).  Obviously, as with anything potentially valuable, this didn't happen and a handful of the sets escaped the radio station recycling bins and made it out to collectors.