Who's Next - The Who Reviews

The Who = music. A simple equation and one which I learnt from a very early age. Every album and single at my disposal and parents who didn?t mind it being blared out of the old National Panasonic stereogram. ?Who?s Next?, released in 1971 to great acclaim, is widely regarded as the pinnacle of the ...

For me this is the finest album produced by The Who at the height of their greatness. It features arguably the greatest song of all time, Won’t Get Fooled Again. It has to rank up there with the greats. I was first introduced to the sound of Roger Daltrey, John Entwistle, Pete Townshend and the late Keith Moon at a young age when I ...

If Tommy was good then Who’s Next is sublime. An album never surpassed by the band or for that matter their predecessors. A blend of the finest heavy r n' b, including all time classics such as won't get fooled again and behind blue eyes. This album is not a display of one-dimensional rock, it has a blend of different styles each of ...

Ah, The Who, so many tales. Tales of destruction, tales of madness, tales of.... well Keith Moon mostly. Not that the others weren’t charismatic, but anyway – I’m sure I could waffle on about all the members of The Who for half this opinion – the big nosed one, the quiet one, the hard one and the completely loony one, but ...