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Polydor De Luxe 2490 129 / EEL Pie Publishing
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The Who -
By Numbers
" By Numbers" (1975) by The Who stands as a testament to the band's artistic evolution. From the soulful vocals of Roger Daltrey to Pete Townshend's intricate guitar work, the album is a sonic journey through the tumultuous landscape of the 1970s.
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The Who -
Extraits de L'Opera Rock Tommy (France)
"Tommy" is a musical journey that transcends conventional boundaries. Its narrative complexity, coupled with The Who's electrifying performances, defines a pivotal moment in rock history. The album's impact is felt not only through its chart success but also in its lasting influence on subsequent generations of musicians.
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Polydor 2311 065
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The Who - Face Dances (1981, Germany)
The Who's "Face Dances" (1981) stands as a testament to the band's resilience. Post-Keith Moon, the album embraced new wave influences, delivering hits like "You Better You Bet." A departure from their hard rock roots, it showcased a mature musicality, resonating with a broad audience.
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White Label Polydor
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WHO
- Live at Leeds Gatefold (Germany)
"Live at Leeds" is The Who's first live album, and is the only live album that was released while the group were still recording and performing regularly. It is often cited as the best live rock album of all time and is included in the book 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die. It is also included in Q magazine's list of Loudest Albums of All Time
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The Who -
Meaty Beaty Big & Bouncy
(Gt Britain)
"Meaty Beaty Big & Bouncy" on 12" vinyl LP stands as a testament to The Who's artistic brilliance and their profound influence on the world of music.
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The Who -
Meaty Beaty Big & Bouncy (Germany)
"Meaty Beaty Big & Bouncy" is The Who's dynamic 12" vinyl masterpiece, a compilation of singles that captures the band's electrifying essence. From the explosive power of "My Generation" to the introspective depths of "I Can See for Miles," each track showcases their musical genius
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The Who
Odds and Sods
In the autumn of 1973, while Roger Daltrey, Pete Townshend, and Keith Moon were preparing for the Tommy film, John Entwistle was put in charge of compiling an album to counter the rampant bootlegging that occurred at The Who's concerts. He and the producer of his solo albums, John Alcock, compiled Odds & Sods from various tapes.
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MCA Records MCA 2-6895
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WHO
- Quadrophenia FOC USA 1973
The Who's iconic 1973 album, 'Quadrophenia,' is a groundbreaking rock opera exploring mod culture and identity. Released in the USA on 19th October, it weaves a narrative around a young mod named Jimmy, tackling adolescence and societal expectations. With innovative storytelling, diverse musical styles, and striking gatefold cover art, the album has left an indelible mark, earning critical acclaim and enduring influence in the realms of rock and cultural exploration.
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The Who
Quadrophenia
Quadrophenia, a 12" VINYL LP by The Who, stands as a pinnacle of prog rock. Released on 19/10/1973, the album delves into adolescence and identity, weaving a sonic tapestry at The Kitchen, Battersea. With personal struggles etched into each note, Quadrophenia's impact resonates, solidifying its status as a timeless musical journey.
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ODE Records SP-99001
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THE WHO - TOMMY ROCK OPERA 2LP Deluxe BOX-SET
"Tommy" captivates listeners with its powerful narrative and musical diversity. The 2LP vinyl deluxe box-set, released in commemoration of the album's legacy, includes a 27-page full-color photo booklet, providing fans with a visual journey through the rock opera's creation.
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Polydor Reocrds Ltd / Track Record 613 013
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WHO
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Tommy UK GB Track Record
(1969, Gt Britain)
"Tommy" by The Who is a landmark album in rock music history, featuring a unique blend of genres and a captivating story. The original UK release came in a gatefold sleeve with 24 tracks spread over two LPs. The album has since been reissued multiple times and remains a beloved classic to this day.
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Impact
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The Who - self-titled (Framce)New Web-Page
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The Who -
Who's Next
Who's Next is a timeless masterpiece that encapsulates The Who's creative brilliance. With its captivating blend of sound and vision, it stands as a testament to the band's enduring legacy and their ability to push the boundaries of rock music.
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