Graham Greene's tales of gangland warfare aside, Brighton has never seemed so exciting that when seen through the eyes of Quadrophenia's confused hero Jimmy, a pill popping cockney mod. Dedicated in part to the crowd who attended The Who's '65 London Marquee and Brighton's Aquarium clubs, the film is a tale of teenage rebellion, set in that most British of seaside resorts during the mods V rockers conflict. More cohesive than the groups '69 rock opera Tommy. Quadrophenia reaches fever pitch as a speed crazed Jimmy loses it on the Brighton express 'out of my brain on the train'. He only just makes it back.  Read the complete review

Well bang me silly and call me RANDY if this aint one of the best goddarn cotton pickin albums i aint ever damn heard. This album is totally 'mod-a-licous' AND IT RULES. I am telling you it just reeks of plain absolute awesomeness. It makes me hark back to days when i was younger, and in fact not born. Maybe i was born in the wrong era - WHATEVER - but i still love this crap. Ya cant beat it, from the first coupla super cool tracks, to the epicness of ...of...well others....god i dont even know the names of the songs cos it doesnt matter - you just listen to the album start to finish all day!!!! Now one track i really do know well is ...  Read the complete review