The Who
Quadrophenia  (1973)
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Key figures of the British Invasion, the mid-'60s mod movement, and '70s arena rock, the Who were an undeniably powerful sonic force. They exploded conventional rock and R&B structures with Townshend's furious guitar chords, Entwistle's hyperactive basslines, and Moon's vigorous, seemingly chaotic drumming. Unlike most rock bands, the Who based their rhythm on Townshend's guitar, letting Moon and Entwistle improvise wildly over his foundation while Daltrey belted out his vocals. The band thrived on this sound in concert, but on record they were a different proposition: Townshend pushed the group toward new sonic territory, incorporating pop art and conceptual extended musical pieces into the group's style. He was regarded as one of the era's finest British songwriters; "The Kids Are Alright" and "My Generation" became teenage anthems, while the rock opera Tommy earned respect from mainstream music critics.

Tracklist:

01 - I Am The Sea
02 - The Real Me
03 - Quadrophenia
04 - Cut My Hair
05 - The Punk And The Godfather
06 - I'm One
07 - The Dirty Jobs
08 - Helpless Dancer
09 - Is It In My Head
10 - I've Had Enough
11 - 515
12 - Sea And Sand
13 - Drowned
14 - Bell Boy
15 - Doctor Jimmy
16 - The Rock
17 - Love, Reign O'er Me




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