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	The Who The Who Sings My Generation 1965 Brunswick Records		Out in the Street I Don't Mind The Good's Gone La La La Lies Much Too Much My Generation	The Kids Are Alright Please, Please, Please It's Not True The Ox A Legal Matter Instant Party (Circles)
The debut of the best band in the world (outside of The Beatles, of course)! Fantastic music for a fantastic generation. This album made me want to be a mod!

	The Who A Quick One 1966 Brunswick Records		Run Run Run Boris the Spider I Need You Whiskey Man Heatwave Cobwebs and Strange	Don't Look Away See My Way So Sad About Us A Quick One WHile He's Away CD Bonus Tracks: Batman Bucket T Barbara Ann Disguises Doctor, Doctor I've Been Away In the City Happy Jack (Acoustic Version) Man with the Money My Generation / Land of Hope ............................. and Glory
The legendary, groundbreaking album from The Who, yet few people outside of the fans know about this record. Kit Lambert, The Who's manager and producer, suggested that Pete Townshend write a 'mini- opera' since the album was short of songs by about 10 minutes. So, Townshend wrote several 1-2 minute songs, strung them together and the Rock Opera was born. Without A Quick One, there would be no Tommy.

	The Who The Who Sell Out 1967 Track Records		Armenia City in the Sky Heinz Baked Beans Mary Anne with the ................ Shaky Hands Odorono Tattoo Our Love Was I Can See for Miles	I Can't Reach You Medac Relax Silas Stingy Sunrise Rael 1 Rael 2 Cd Bonus Tracks: Glittering Girl Melancholia Someone's Coming Jaguar Early Morning Cold Taxi Hall of the Mountain King Girl's Eyes Mary Anne with the Shaky ............. Hands (Alternate Version) Glow Girl
This is my favourite Who album of all time! DEFINITELY a Desert Island Disc! Not only are the songs absolutely fantastic, you get to hear what Pirate Radio was like back in 1967 London. Americans didn't really know bad they had it - tons of AM radio stations that played music catered to them. In England, the BBC regulated what everyone heard and in order to hear new music that wasn't sacntioned by the BBC, you had to tune into Pirate Radio. Broadcasts that came from just outside England's ocean boundaries that played all the new and exciting music that teenagers were craving. The Who lovingly and accurately portrays what those days were like (even more exciting since it was recorded at the height of Pirate Radio).

	The Who Magic Bus - The Who On Tour 1968 Track Records		Disguises Run, Run, Run Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde I Can't Reach You Our Love Was, Is Call Me Lightning	Magic Bus Someone's Coming Doctor, Doctor Bucket T. Pictures of Lily
An American-only issue, containing singles, b-sides, and discarded songs from The Who's early catalog. Not really an officially sanctioned Who release, more of a record company doing. Not at all indicative of things to come.

	The Who Tommy 1969 Track / MCA Records		Overture It's a Boy 1921 Amazing Journey Sparks Eyesight to the Blind .................. (The Hawker) ________________	Christmas Cousin Kevin The Acid Queen Underture ________________
			Do You Think It's Alright? Fiddle About Pinball Wizard There's a Doctor Go to the Mirror! Tommy, Can You Hear Me? Smash the Mirror Sensation	Sally Simpson I'm Free Welcome Tommy's Holiday Camp We're Not Gonna Take It / ....... See Me, Feel Me
If ever the word 'masterpiece' were appropo, this is it. Pete Townshend's quintessential rock opera tells of the perils of worshipping false idols or gods, (including pop stars) and the fanaticism (ergo, gullibility) of the masses can lead to moral and spiritual emptiness. Released in 1969, it's kind of funny and kind of sad that things really haven't changed all that much since then.

	The Who Live at Leeds 1970 Track / Decca Records		Young Man Blues Substitute Summertime Blues Shakin' All Over	My Generation The Magic Bus
The original (and best) version of the Live at Leeds album. This version is why this album was deemed THE best live rock album EVER.

	The Who Who's Next 1971 MCA Records		Baba O'Riley Bargain Love Ain't for Keeping My Wife The Song is Over	Getting in Tune Going Mobile Behind Blue Eyes Won't Get Fooled Again CD Bonus Tracks: Pure and Easy Baby Don't You Do It Naked Eye Water Too Much of Anything I Don't Even Know Myself Behind Blue Eyes
Truly a masterpiece, in every sense of the word. Nothing can compare nor eclipse the grandeur of this album. The one that made The Who a contender in the business.

	The Who Meaty Beaty Big and Bouncy 1971 MCA Records		I Can't Explain The Kids Are Alright Happy Jack I Can See for Miles Pictures of Lily My Generation The Seeker	Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere Pinball Wizard A Legal Matter Boris the Spider The Magic Bus Substitute I'm a Boy
A best-of, compiling the early singles and some non-album tracks mainly for the American market. A great inroduction to The Who.

	The Who Lifehouse 1973 sirtwiggly records		Disc 1 Pure and Easy Baba O'Riley I Don't Even Know Myself Love Ain't for Keeping Let's See Action The Relay Too Much of Anything Put the Money Down Getting in Tune	Disc 2 Bargain Water Naked Eye Join Together Long Live Rock Behind Blue Eyes Won't Get Fooled Again The Song is Over
My attempt at sequencing Townshend's albatross! I think I came pretty close, considering I had nothing to go on but a handful of songs that were earmarked for Lifehouse. The others I just grabbed because they were recorded around the same time. For the official version, check out Townshend's Lifehouse Chronicles.

	The Who Quadrophenia 1973 MCA Records		I Am the Sea The Real Me Quadrophenia Cut My Hair The Punk Meets the Godfather _______________	I'm One The Dirty Jobs Helpless Dancer Is It In My Head I've Had Enough _______________
			5.15 Sea and Sand Drowned Bell Boy	Dr. Jimmy The Rock Love, Reign O'er Me
I really went overboard with The Who with this album. Even had a homemade version of the jacket on the cover. (A wonder what you can do with duct tape!) I identified with the central character so much, that I actually felt Pete Townshend had the inside track on my life. That's how close to home it struck.

	The Who Tales of the Who 1974 sirtwiggly records		I Can't Explain Summertime Blues My Generation The real Me I'm One Sea and Sand The Dirty Jobs Drowned	Bell Boy Dr. Jimmy I Am the Sea Won't Get Fooled Again Pinball Wizard See Me, Feel Me
A bootleg of the original Quadrophenia tour from 1974. After attempting to perform the album in its entirety and undergoing disaster after disaster (tapes malfunctioning, American audiences bored with Daltrey's between song explanations of the story), The Who dropped the idea of a full performance and finshed the tour with selections from the album and past hits.

	The Who Odds & Sods 1974 Track Records		Postcard Now I'm a Farmer Put the Money Down Little Billy Too Much of Anything Glow Girl	Pure and Easy Faith in Something Bigger I'm the Face Naked Eye Long Live Rock
Truly an 'odds & sods' collection of unreleased or out-of-print Who songs. Perfect for fans, not bad for an introduction .

	The Who Tommy (Motion Picture Soundtrack) 1975 Polydor Records		Prologue - 1945 Captain Walker / It's Boy Bernie's Holiday Camp 1951 / What About the Boy? Amazing Journey Christmas Eveysight to the Blind _______________	Acid Queen Do You Think It's Alright (1) Cousin Kevin Do You Think It's Alright (2) Fiddle About Do You Think It's Alright (3) Sparks Extra, Extra, Extra Pinball Wizard _______________
			Champagne There's a Doctor Go to the Mirror Tommy Can You Hear Me? Smash the Mirror I'm Free Mother and Son Sensation	Miracle Cure Sally Simpson Welcom T.V. Studio Tommy's Holday Camp We're Not Gonna Take It Listening to You / See Me , Feel ......................................... . Me
Y'know, at the time it probably sounded like a good idea. Hey, let's make Tommy into a movie! Let's get Ken Russell to direct! Who would star? How about Ann-Margret? She's hot! Keith's friend Oliver Reed said he'd do anything for Keith! And I've always loved Jack Nicholson, let's get him! Of course, they'll all sing! You get the picture . . .

	The Who The Who By Numbers 1975 MCA Records		Slip Kid However Much I Booze Squeeze Box Dreaming from the Waist Imagine a Man	Success Story They Are All in Love Blue, Red and Grey How Many Friends In a Hand or a Face CD Bonus Tracks: Squeeze Box (live) Behind Blue Eyes (live) Dreaming from the Waist (live)
After the commercial failure of Quadrophenia and the bastardization of Tommy by director Ken Russell, Townshend was spent. No inspiration, just major depression and endless bottles of brandy helped to create this musical malaise. If it was anybody other than Townshend, this would have been a lousy record. While not particularly uplifting, it is engrossing to watch the decay of the most rebellious spirit in rock history.

	The Who Who Are You 1978 MCA Records		New Song Had Enough 905 Sister Disco Music Must Change	Trick of the Light Guitar and Pen Love is Coming Down Who Are You CD Bonus Tracks: No Road Romance Empty Glass Guitar and Pen (Olypic '78 re-mix) Love is Coming Down (work-in- ............................progress mix) Who Are You (lost verse mix)
Unfortunately, Keith Moon's swan song. Released just a few scant months prior to his death, Who Are You is the snapshot of a powerhouse rock band trying to find itself in the post-punk, pre-New Wave landscape. Of course, The Who pull it off masterfully. A great record!

	The Who The Kids Are Alright 1979 MCA Records		My Generation I Can't Explain Happy Jack I Can See for Miles Magic Bus Long Live Rock _______________	Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere Young Man Blues My Wife Baba O'Riley _______________
			A Quick One Tommy, Can You Hear Me Sparks Pinball Wizard See Me, Feel Me	Join Together Medley: .....Roadrunner / .....My Generation Blues Won't Get Fooled Again
Soundtrack to the definitive story of The Who. This movie is what got me obsessing about The Who; who would have guessed that a movie related to Roger Corman (?!) would have such a profound impact on my life. Everything is here -- that is, everything you'd need to whet your appetite for The Who. See the movie. Get the soundtrack. You'll thank me for it.

	The Who Quadrophenia (Motion Picture Soundtrack) 1979 Polydor Records		I Am the Sea The Real Me I'm One 5.15 Love Reign O'er Me _______________	Bell Boy I've Had Enough Helpless Dancer Doctor Jimmy _______________
			Zoot Suit - The High Numbers Hi Heel Sneakers - Cross ..... ..... ..... ..... ...... . Section Get Out and Stay Out Four Faces Joker James The Punk Meets the Godfather	Night Train - James Brown Louie Louie - The Kingsmen Green Onions - Booker T & ............................. the MG's Rhythm of the Rain - The ............................ Cascades He's So Fine - The Chiffons Be My Baby - The Ronettes Da Doo Ron Ron - The Crystals
Yes, another movie soundtrack, but this time (as opposed to the Tommy film) the movie was actually very good. Plus, with this soundtrack we're treated with three (count 'em!) NEW Who songs. Granted, Keith Moon had passed on, but having some new Who material was still exciting (even though Kenney Jones did the drumming). Also, the album contains some great Mod classics as well as a track by The High Numbers (aka The Who!)

	The Who Face Dances 1981 Warner Bros. Records		You Better You Bet Don' Let Go the Coat Cache Cache The Quiet One Did You Steal My Money	How Can You Do It Alone Daily Records You Another Tricky Day CD Bonus Tracks: I Like Nightmares It's In You Somebody Saved Me How Can You Do It Alone (live) The Quiet One (live)
A comeback of sorts, with new drummer Kenney Jones. Why they chose him, I'll never know. Great drummer for The Small Faces and The Faces. But for The Who? Some good tunes, but this was definitely not The Who. Despite all of this, I love ths album. Go figure . . .

	The Who Hooligans 1982 MCA Records		I Can't Explain I Can See for Miles Pinball Wizard Let's See Action Summertime Blues Relay _______________	Join Together Squeeze Box Slip Kid The Real Me 5.15 _______________
			Baba O'Riley Behind Blue Eyes Bargain The Song is Over	Drowned Had Enough Sister Disco Who Are You
Another cash-in from the record company. And I fell for it!

	The Who Who are the Who 1981 sirtwiggly records		Baba O'Riley Dogs Part 2 I'm the Face Summertime Blues I Can't Explain Medley: My Generation/The ..... Kids Are Alright/Substitute/ ..... Happy Jack I Can See for Miles Pinball Wizard	Long Live Rock Had Enough Magic Bus You Better You Bet You Let My Love Open the Door Who Are You Won't Get Fooled Again (solo - .... ... ...... ..... Pete Townshend) Won't Get Fooled Again
A radio special I bootlegged and then burned to CD years later. With new Who releases and an imminent world tour, radio at the time aired some great specials on one of my favourite bands.

	The Who The Great Lost Who Tapes 1982 sirtwiggly records		I'm the Face Bald Headed Woman Daddy Rolling Stone Anytime You Want Me The Kids Are Alright Substitute I'm a Boy Heatwave I'm a Man Under My Thumb The Last Time	Barbara Ann Batman Theme Mary-Anne with the Shaky Hands Dogs Dogs Part 2 I've Been Away When I Was a Boy Heaven and Hell Young Man Blues Baby Don't Do It Song is Over Long Live Rock
And another bootlegged radio special celebrating (at the time) unreleased Who stuff.

	The Who It's Hard 1982 Warner Bros. Records		Anthena It's Your Turn Cooks County It's Hard Dangerous Eminence Front	I've Known No War One Life's Enough One at a Time A Man is a Man Why Did I Fall for That Cry If You Want
What would become their last album. Marked improvement over Face Dances, but still doesn't hold up to the rest of their work. Their Farewell Tour was launched in support of this album. And again, I love this record! At least I'm not fickle . . . .

	The Who Join Together 1982 Polydor Records		Join Together I Don't Even Know Myself Heaven & Hell When I Was a Boy Let's See Action	The Relay Wasp Man Here for More Water Baby Don't Do It
Another compilation, this time from Canada, with tracks I didn't have at the time of this release.

	The Who Live Who in Toronto - 1982 1982 sirtwiggly records		My Generation I Can't Explain Dangerous Sister Disco The Quiet One It's Hard _______________	Eminence Front Behind Blue Eyes Baba O'Riley Dr. Jimmy Drowned Cry If You Want _______________
			Who Are You Pinball Wizard See Me, Feel Me Love Ain't for Keeping 5.15 Love, Reign O'er Me	Long Live Rock Won't Get Fooled Again Naked Eye Squeeze Box Young Man's Blues Twist and Shout
A bootleg I made from the radio broadcast of The Who's last show ever (until the countless reunion tours popped up!). Has every song they performed on that December night.

	The Who Who's Last 1984 MCA Records		My Generation I Can't Explain Substitute Behind Blue Eyes Baba O'Riley _______________	Boris the Spider Who Are You Pinball Wizard See Me, Feel Me _______________
			Love, Reign O'er Me Long Live Rock Won't Get Fooled Again	Dr. Jimmy Magic Bus Summertime Blues Twist & Shout
Culled from the last US tour (1982), this collection provided a snapshot for those who couldn't make it and a souvenir for those who could.

	The Who Who's Missing 1985 MCA Records		Shout and Shimmy Leaving Here Anytime You Want Me Lubie (Come Back Home) Barbara Ann I'm a Boy Mary-Anne with the ..................... Shaky Hands	Heaven and Hell Here for More I Don't Even Know Myself When I Was a Boy Bargain (live)
John Entwistle compiled this collection of Who tunes that were gathering dust in the vaults.

	The Who Two's Missing 1987 MCA Records		Bald Headed Woman Under My Thumb My Wife (live) I'm a Man Dogs Dogs, Part 2 Circles (Revised Version)	The Last Time Water Daddy Rolling Stone Heat Wave Going Down (live) Motoring Wasp Man
Back for more . . .

	The Who Tommy: Alive & Well 1989 sirtwiggly records		Overture / It's a Boy 1921 / You Didn't Hear It Amazing Journey / Sparks Eyesight to the Blind Christmas Cousin Kevin teh Acid Queen Pinball Wizard Underture Do You Think It's Alright! Fiddle About there's a Doctor I've Found Go to the Mirror Boy Smash the Mirror Listening to You	Can't Explain Substitute Baba O'Riley Love, Reign O'er Me I'm a Man A Friend is a Firend My Wife Join Together You Better You Bet Behind Blue Eyes Won't Get Fooled Again
From the 20th anniversary of Tommy, unofficially released. A bootleg I made from the Pay-Per-View simulcast. So, in a sense I DID pay for this . . .

	The Who Join Together (Box Set) 1990 MCA Records		Overture 1921 Amazing Journey Sparks Eyesight to the Blind Christ,mas Coiusin Kevin The Acid Queen Pinball Wizard Do You Think It's Alright? _______________	Fiddle About There's a Doctor Go to the Mirror! Smash the Mirror Tommy Can You Hear Me? I'm Free Miracle Cure Sally SImpson Sensation Tommy's Holiday Camp We're Not Gonna Take It _______________
			Eminence Front Face the Face Dig I Can See for Miles A Little is Enough 5.15	Love Reign O'er Me Trick of the Light Rough Boys Join Together You Better You Bet Behind Blue Eyes Won't Get Fooled Again
From the 20th Anniversary Tour of Tommy, officially released.

	The Who Live at the Isle of Wight Festival - 1970 1996 Columbia Legacy Records		Heaven and Hell I Can't Explain Young Man Blues I Don't Even Know Myself Water Overture It's a Boy 1921 Amazing Journey Sparks Eyesight to the Blind .............. (The Hawker) Christmas	The Acid Queen Pinball Wizard Do You Think It's Alright Fiddle About Tommy Can You Hear Me? There's a Doctor Go to the Mirror! Smash the Mirror Miracle Cure I'm Free Tommy's Holiday Camp We're Not Gonna Take It Summertime Blues Shakin' All Over / Spoonful / ................. Twist & Shout Substitiute My Generation Naked Eye Magic Bus
From an original performance of Tommy back in 1970, along with the other staples of their live performances.

	The Who Quadrophenia - Live! 1996 sirtwiggly records		I Am the Sea / The Real Me Quadrophenia Cut My Hair The Punk Meets the Godfather I'm One The Dirty Jobs Helpless Dancer Is It In My Head I've Had Enough 5.15 Sea and Sand Drowned Bell Boy	Dr. Jimmy The Rock Love Reign O'er Me Behind Blue Eyes Won't Get Fooled Again Naked Eye Substitute The Real Me (Demo) The Dirty Jobs (Demo) The Punk Meets the ..... ..... .... Godfather (Demo) Bell Boy (Demo) Drowned (Demo)
A bootleg of a terrific concert experience. Even with the addition of vocalists like Gary Glitter and Billy Idol, this concert was absolutely fantastic. Even with the newer, more upbeat ending it was still an incredible experience. Seeing one of my favourite albums of all time performed in its entirety was priceless. This is a wonderful souvenir to have.

	The Who Odds & Sods - Deluxe Edition 1998 MCA Records		I'm the Face Leaving Here Baby Don't You Do It Summertime Blues (Studio) Under My Thumb Mary-Anne with the ........... ...... Shaky Hands My Way Faith in Something Bigger Glow Girl Little Billy Young Man Blues (Studio)	Cousin Kevin Model Child Love Ain't for Keeping Time is Passing Pure and Easy Too Much of Anything Long Live Rock Put the Money Down We Close Tonight Postcard Now I'm a Farmer Water Naked Eye
Re-release of the 1974 compilation. With extra tunes!

	The Who The Blues to the Bush / 1999 2000 Musicmaker.com Records		I Can't Explain Substitute Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere Pinball Wizard My Life Baba O'Riley Pure & Easy You Better You Bet I'm a Boy Getting in Tune The Real Me	Behind Blue Eyes Magic Bus Boris the Spider After the Fire Who Are You 5.15 Won't Get Fooled Again The Kids Are Alright My Generation
Their reunion tour, 35 years after forming. Nice to see the lads out 'n' about! these old geezers were sure showing the youngsters how to dot it. I saw them in 2000, and they rocked harder than any of these new acts today. Rock is dead my ass.

	The Who BBC Sessions 1999 MCA Records		My Generation (Radio 1 Jingle) Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere Good Lovin' Just You and Me, Darling Leaving Here My Generation The Good's Gone La La La Lies Substitute Dancing in the Street Disguises I'm a Boy	Run Run Run Boris the Spider Happy Jack See My Way Pictures of Lily A Quick One (While He's Away) Substitute (2) The Seeker I'm Free Shakin' All Over Relay Long Live Rock Boris the Spider (Radio 1 Jingle)
More Who nostalgia, this time taken from the BBC vaults. These tracks were taken form original radio broadcasts back in the day.

	The Who Live at the BBC 1999 BBC Records		Pete Townshend Interview - ... ...Townshend Talks 'Tommy' Pinball Wizard See Me, Feel Me I Don't Even Know Myself	I Can See for Miles Heaven and Hell The Seeker Summertime Blues
A special bonus CD with the BBC Sessions CD.

	The Who Live at Leeds - The Deluxe Edition 2001 MCA Records		Heaven and Hell I Can't Explain Fortune Teller Tattoo Young Man Blues Substitute Happy Jack I'm a Boy A Quick One, While He's Away Summertime Blues Shakin' All Over My Generation Magic Bus	Overture It's a Boy 1921 Amazing Journey Sparks Eyesight to the Blind ..... ..... ..... .. (The Hawker) Christmas The Acid Queen Pinball Wizard Do You Think It's Alright? Fiddle About Tommy Can You Hear Me? There's a Doctor Go to the Mirror Smash the Mirror Miracle Cure Sally Simpson I'm Free Tommy's Holiday Camp We're Not Gonna Take It
Finally released in all of it's glory, I was kind of saddened by this. I mean, the greatest live album ever released was originally a single album with six songs total. Although it's great to hear The Who perform an entire concert at the height of ther performing prowess, it kind of takes away from the magic of the original release. But it does have them performing all of Tommy live, just months after its release.

	The Who My Generation - The Deluxe Edition 2002 MCA Records		The Original Album Out in the Street I Don't Mond The Good's Gone La-La-La Lies Much Too Much My Generation The Kids Are Alright Please, Pleae, Please It's Not True I'm a Man A Legal Matter The Ox Circles Bonus Tracks: I Can't Explain Bald Headed Woman Daddy Rolling Stone	Additional Bonus Tracks Leaving Here Lubie (Come Back Home) Shout and Shimmy (Love is Like a) Heat Wave Motoring Anytime You Want Me Anyhow, Anywhere, Anyway Inbstant Party mixture I Don't Mind The Good's Gone My Generation (Instrumental) Anytime You Want Me ..... ..... .. (A Cappella Version) Monaural Versions w/ Guitar Overdubs A Legal Matter My Generation
Shel Talmy (producer) FINALLY relinquished his tapes of The Who's first album. This deluxe set celebrates one of the greatest groups of all time at their very begninnings.

	The Who Endless Wire 2006 Universal RepublicRecords		Endless Wire Fragments A Man in a Purple Dress Mike Post Theme In the Ether Black Widow's Eyes Two Thousand Years God Speaks of Marty Robbins It's Not Enough You Stand By Me	Wire & Glass: A Mini-Opera Sound Round Pick Up the Peace Unholy Trinity Trilby's Piano Endless Wire Fragments of Fragments We Got a Hit They Made My Dream Come True Mirror Door Tea & Theatre We Got a Hit (Extended Version) Endless Wire (Extended Version)
After 24 years, the unbelievable has happened - The Who has released a new album!!! One can only wonder what it would have sounded like if John Entwistle were still alive, but . . . any new Who is better than no Who at all. That said, there are some interesting things and one stumper. First, why, oh why, did Pete Townshend sing 'In the Ether' as if he were Tom Waits? It sounds HORRIBLE!!! But he redeems himself with 'God Speaks of Marty Robbins.' And then there is 'A Man in a Purple Dress,' an acoustic guitar alone with Roger Daltrey's voice. Something never before done in Whodom, and it works very nicely. Is it a true Who album? Maybe not, but it has more power than the 1980's Who (which I loved), and they still rock better than alot of new bands out there today.


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