Picked these two up from the Utrecht record fair today. They are 'retro' releases by TMOQ, in the old style of vinyl bootlegs (meaning an insert with a generic album sleeve). They are limited to 100 copies each, and there are different colour variations for each title.

Album Title:	Run To The Shadows
Country:	?	Record Label:	TMOQ
Catalogue #:	TMOQ 11A/B 12A/B	Release Date:	2011
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Sleeve Type:	Insert	Sleeve Finish:	-
Label Colour:	Black	Label Text:	None
Insert:	-

The above album is on red vinyl. The labels are plain black.

Album Title:	Thin White Lines in Seattle
Country:	?	Record Label:	TMOQ
Catalogue #:	TMOQ 11A/B 12A/B	Release Date:	2011
IdbD Ref #:
Sleeve Type:	Insert	Sleeve Finish:	-
Label Colour:	Black	Label Text:	None
Insert:	-

The above album is on blue marbled vinyl. The labels are plain black.

Nice, good purchase mate

Here are some pics from copies on eBay to show the vinyl color.
As you can see Run To The Shadows has a different color insert. Thin White Lines also exists with a different color insert (I saw a copy at the Utrecht record fair)

Nice colored vinyls but how they sound ? In other times that was the only way to listen a live concert recorded in Japan , USA or other countries no exactly before that we had Tapes because it was expensive to go in Germany, Holland or England. But now with internet since 10 years...As the Toys vinyl . In the last Barcelona international vinyls collectors, 3 shops had the toys vinyl ! One sold it 20 £ and two other 40 euros for a recording that was in internet ! it's anything , at the same price you can have a lot of original Funk records ( my opinion ). Don't know if they sold it at the end of the week-end.