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The String Quartet Tribute to The Who's "Tommy"

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by: Various Artists

Release Date July 23, 2002
This is a lovely tribute to The Who as artists and Pete Townshend as a composer. Some of these "Classical" tributes seam strained, but this is one moves easily from the rock world to the Baroque. Perhaps because the music was written with a flowing style in the first place.

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Hits of the Shows

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by: Various Artists

Release Date December 25, 2000
This is a lovely tribute to The Who as artists and Pete Townshend as a composer. Some of these "Classical" tributes seam strained, but this is one moves easily from the rock world to the Baroque. Perhaps because the music was written with a flowing style in the first place.

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This is a lovely tribute to The Who as artists and Pete Townshend as a composer. Some of these "Classical" tributes seam strained, but this is one moves easily from the rock world to the Baroque. Perhaps because the music was written with a flowing style in the first place.

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Special Box Set

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by: The Who

Release Date December 26, 2006
This is a lovely tribute to The Who as artists and Pete Townshend as a composer. Some of these "Classical" tributes seam strained, but this is one moves easily from the rock world to the Baroque. Perhaps because the music was written with a flowing style in the first place.

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Tommy

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from: Geffen Records

Release Date October 28, 2003
I know most of the other reviews say this is a great album . well it is , however during this sacd version there are many drop outs not found on the dvd audio version . you can really here it on John's voice during the acid queen. also the dvd audio lets you enjoy this masterpiece without changing discs . get the dvd audio version for the best reproduction of this classic.

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Tommy - As Performed by the London Symphony Orchestra & Chamber Choir

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from: Rhino / Wea

Release Date May 12, 1989
In my opinion, this is THE definitive version of Tommy. Far far surpassing even the Who's original. I haven't heard this since Junior High when I would check this out repeatidly from our towns library. I just obtained a used copy of this off of Ebay and much to my delight it still sounds as fresh, exciting and uplifting as I remember it. This is a true audio gem. The only regret I have is that the CD version of this is so expensive. This is a true classic.

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Live At Leeds [Deluxe Edition]

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by: The Who

Release Date September 18, 2001
The Who's Live At Leeds, recorded on February 14, 1970, is unquestionably deserving of its reputation as one of the greatest live recordings in rock 'n roll. One should put aside whatever reservations he or she might have about live albums and embrace it in all of its bombastic glory. As rightfully skeptical as one should be of a live album as an introduction to a band, however, Live At Leeds might be the best disc in The Who's catalog to serve as such. True, more succinct and more comprehensive compilations are available, but Live At Leeds - released the year prior to the masterpiece Who's Next and the compilation Meaty Beaty Big and Bouncy - contains hits, covers, and epics. Plus, at the time the album was recorded, The Who had one foot on either side ... Read More:

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Tommy

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by: The Who

Release Date April 27, 2004
I know most of the other reviews say this is a great album . well it is , however during this sacd version there are many drop outs not found on the dvd audio version . you can really here it on John's voice during the acid queen. also the dvd audio lets you enjoy this masterpiece without changing discs . get the dvd audio version for the best reproduction of this classic.

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Live at the Isle of Wight Festival 1970

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by: The Who

Release Date October 29, 1996
Everything about this release is wrong, except for the content. Maybe if the sound was recompressed, remixed and washed out a couple of times it might be tolerable. It seems most of The Who's punch from "Live at Leeds" was lost in the open air of this festival. I've heard better bootlegs, but not to say that this recording is "dirty", because it's not. If anything is too quiet, clean and tired. I'd pass.

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Tommy (1969 Original Concept Album)

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by: The Who

Release Date March 12, 1996
I know most of the other reviews say this is a great album . well it is , however during this sacd version there are many drop outs not found on the dvd audio version . you can really here it on John's voice during the acid queen. also the dvd audio lets you enjoy this masterpiece without changing discs . get the dvd audio version for the best reproduction of this classic.