THE WHO - TOMMY ROCK OPERA - 2LP Vinyl Deluxe BOX-SET

- "Tommy" Rock Opera: A Musical Journey through Triumph and Tragedy

The inception of "By Numbers" can be traced back to the band's desire to explore new sonic territories. The early 1970s saw The Who experimenting with their sound, and "By Numbers" emerged as a testament to their evolution.

"Tommy" raconte l'histoire d'un garçon "sourd, muet et aveugle" qui devient un virtuose du flipper et un leader spirituel. Le concept a été imaginé par Pete Townshend, guitariste et principal compositeur de The Who.

"Face Dances" marked a departure from the band's earlier hard rock sound, incorporating elements of new wave and synthesizers. The album's creation unfolded against a backdrop of both excitement and uncertainty

"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

"Meaty Beaty Big & Bouncy" offers an impressive selection of The Who's iconic songs. Opening with the energetic and rebellious anthem "I Can't Explain", the album sets the stage for the band's distinctive style.

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

"Quadrophenia" is not just an album; it's a rock opera that delves into the mod subculture of the 1960s. The term "Quadrophenia" itself is a portmanteau of "quadrophonic" and "schizophrenia

The genesis of "Tommy" can be traced back to Pete Townshend's desire to experiment with a more ambitious musical format. Frustrated by the constraints of traditional albums, Townshend envisioned a rock opera

The album tells the story of a young boy named Tommy, who becomes deaf, dumb, and blind after witnessing a traumatic event. Despite his disabilities, Tommy becomes a pinball champion and a cult-like figure for his followers

Rare 1971 French pressing of The Who's "Disque D'or" on Impact Records. This compilation album features classic tracks like "I Can See For Miles," "Boris The Spider," and "Armenia City In The Sky."

"Who's Next" is a musical odyssey that defies conventions and transcends boundaries. From the moment the needle touches the vinyl, listeners are transported to a sonic landscape where each track tells a unique story.