and adrenaline-pumping? Thus far, I only have the 20th century masters millenium collection The Best of The Who, so I was wondering which CDs I should buy.

Quoted from NGM, posted September 15, 2004, 6:16pm at here

and adrenaline-pumping? Thus far, I only have the 20th century masters millenium collection The Best of The Who, so I was wondering which CDs I should buy.

Who's Next and the Who Sell Out are the best two albums they ever did.  Get those first and you'll be fine.

Who's Next is their best i think.  Then Tommy for a more complex album.

Quadrophenia is their masterpiece in my opinion.

Get some of their live stuff if you want energetic. Live at Leeds is a good one.

I just watched a Who concert on VH1 from 2001. It's the one where they had guest stars sing some of their songs. I think it was for charity because at the end a bunch of kids came out wearing Keith Moon target shirts and they looked sort of ill. Anyway, the only guests I liked were Eddie Vedder (he's AWESOME) and Noel Gallager. I could do without some of the others. Who wants anyone else singing Who songs besides Roger and Pete anyway!! Oh well, all I have to say is the WHO RULE!!!!!!! Especially live. I can't believe there are people out there who don't appreciate their greatness. Really. Anyone else ever see this concert?

hmm no but that gives me an idea.  Why has there never been an I love the 60's.  The Beatles, Who etc would be all over it!

I know! That would be SO cool! Except none of the people they have on now would remember the 60's! They would need new people. Old people! And they'd never be able to use any Bealtes footage. They never allow it. They should let VH1 play their videos at least. They play everyone else from the 60's!! Oh well. It would still be awesome even without the Beatles. They did Floyd on the 70's one but not the Who. What's up with that??

Yeah they did Floyd on the 80's one with the Wall.  Thought their big thing is making fun of trends back then so it wouldnt really work for them to do cool stuff like the Beatles and the Who cos everyone would just say "I loved the Beatles".

There, that's better!





BTW, did we do the five song thing? Or was I just hallucinating. Cuz I can't find it. It's probably on page 10 or something.

i think i put it in different converstions.  Im not sure if i was drunk at the time...

Quoted from tkitna, posted September 15, 2004, 11:26pm at here

Quadrophenia is their masterpiece in my opinion.

Absolutely! Great theme, great songs, great delivery.

Very underrated. To me, this is one of the best albums of all time.

Dan

Quoted from McGill, posted October 27, 2004, 10:55pm at here

Very underrated. To me, this is one of the best albums of all time.

Dan

Agreed! Its a top 5 of all time for me as well.

Quoted from Maccalvr, posted September 18, 2004, 2:39am at here

I just watched a Who concert on VH1 from 2001. It's the one where they had guest stars sing some of their songs. I think it was for charity because at the end a bunch of kids came out wearing Keith Moon target shirts and they looked sort of ill. Anyway, the only guests I liked were Eddie Vedder (he's AWESOME) and Noel Gallager. I could do without some of the others. Who wants anyone else singing Who songs besides Roger and Pete anyway!! Oh well, all I have to say is the WHO RULE!!!!!!! Especially live. I can't believe there are people out there who don't appreciate their greatness. Really. Anyone else ever see this concert?

Is it the Royal Albert Hall Concert? I think it must be cause that has Eddie Vedder and Noel Gallager as guests. And it was to raise money for the teenage cancer trust. I've got this on DVD. Its great. I think most of the guests did a good job (especially Eddie Vedder) but I didn't really like Bryan Adams' version of Behind Blue Eyes. And theres a great version of 5.15 (John Entwistle does an amazing bass solo during this).


Whos Next and Quadrophenia are the best Who albums IMO

Yup, that's the one. I taped it but might get the DVD. Only I really only like to get Who DVD's from the Keith days. But this one was cool. As all of their live shows are. Townshend amazes me the way he can still fly up 10 feet into the air!!!

Live At Leeds & Who's Next showcase the Who at their finest which define them as a legendary rock band.