CD-Charts Position 1
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The Who: The Ultimate Collection

by: The Who

Release Date June 11, 2002
This could have sounded better. Something was "off" with the sound on the cd. I still enjoyed this

CD-Charts Position 2
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Who's Next

by: The Who

Release Date November 07, 1995
that will tell you how great this album is. I first bought the album in 1971 and played it till it was no longer payable.
As much as you hear the short bursts on the television, it gives you an indication of how great this music is. Rock on and widen your scope for THE WHO.

CD-Charts Position 3
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Quadrophenia

by: The Who

Release Date July 02, 1996
This is and carries a different and more intense understanding of a young life seen through his eyes suffering from schizophrennia. Maybe its my age and life experience but sounds great with a life lesson.

CD-Charts Position 4
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Tommy (1969 Original Concept Album)

by: The Who

Release Date March 12, 1996
A clinical and seminal meditation on alienation, popularity-seeking, and the decline of Western man encased in a rock opera about a handicapped boy. Albert Einstein spoke of his own "retarded" youth, being withdrawn from the world, and how that aided him in opening new vistas in science. "Tommy" isn't so fortunate.
"Amazing Journey" shows the advantage of Tommy's "retardation" yet shadows of "normalcy" lurk. Pete Townshend's medicinal lyrics bring to mind the Christian sentiment that only one with a child's disposition can enter the Kingdom of G-d.
"Ten years old
With thoughts as bold as thought can be
Loving life and becoming wise
In simplicity

Sickness will surely take the mind
Where minds ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 5
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Live at Leeds

by: The Who

Release Date February 28, 1995
It's The Who. Live. At Leeds University. Duh. How come you haven't bought it already? Powerful live set from seminal rock four-piece, blah, blah, sizzling energy, innovative songwriting, blah blah....Keith Moon....buy it. Listen to it. Have mind blown.

CD-Charts Position 6
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The Guess Who - Greatest Hits

by: The Guess Who

Release Date February 23, 1999
One of my favorite bands from my youth. Cummings had one of the best voices of the era.

But... they really needed to find a way somehow to squeeze Pain Train and Running Back to Saskatoon in here.

Moose Jaw saw a few, Moosomin too
Runnin' back to Saskatoon
Red Deer, Terrace and a Medicine Hat
Sing another prairie tune
Sing another prairie tune

CD-Charts Position 7
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The Who Sell Out

by: The Who

Release Date June 20, 1995
This is just one of those mind blowingly great albums. It is so great, as in one of those albums that when you listen you might wonder to your self -- Wow, is there a human on this earth with such bad taste that they don't like this? If someone tells you anything but that this album is great, their taste in all things should be questioned. If you don't have this already, get it now!!!!!!!!!

CD-Charts Position 8
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Live At Leeds [Deluxe Edition]

by: The Who

Release Date September 18, 2001
It's The Who. Live. At Leeds University. Duh. How come you haven't bought it already? Powerful live set from seminal rock four-piece, blah, blah, sizzling energy, innovative songwriting, blah blah....Keith Moon....buy it. Listen to it. Have mind blown.

CD-Charts Position 9
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The Who by Numbers

by: The Who

Release Date November 19, 1996
This is the last Who album. Who Are You was a coda (albeit an alright one) and the albums with Kenney Jones were by a different band. You can't lose an energy like Moon and go on pretending you're The Who. You're not, you're the Who's Left. And that's okay, go be the best darn new Who you can be! But recognize the difference and act accordingly no matter what anyone says, because if you build it they will come. That's where I think The Who got it wrong post 1978, which is a shame because I really like Face Dances, it just could have been better.
But I'm not here to discuss all that now am I? No.
By Numbers...great album. No synthesizers, no Rock Opera. This is the return of the My Generation Who (or if you wish to acknowledge the self-referential ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 10
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Who Are You

by: The Who

Release Date November 19, 1996
If you really listen to this CD/Album (in the old days), there are some hidden gems! I still remember the news about Keith Moon and wondering what are the Who going to do? They have a great new album out and no
drummer.

New Song, Guitar & Pen, Trick of the Light and Music Must Change are all
great, along with the John Entwistle's songs!

Pick it up you won't be disappointed!!!