Pete’s guitar playing is just majestic, partly the reason he’s my fave of all time. This album is an overlooked masterpiece (IMHO). Mary With The Shaky Hand....yessssss
@@TommyWashow Don't worry I actually listen to a lot of music from Britpop, ragtime, Indie rock, jazz, British blues, psychedelic music, and hip hop etc.
@@TommyWashow No, I was not referring to who is better but I found that every album that The Who has ever made that I realized each one to be really good. I find it odd how you are trying to call me out, as not being open or educated enough in music yet, you aren't open with my statements. I haven't ask you about your favorite music, artists, or who you consider to be better.
@@jppmghrs saying that the who is one of the few (usually dont use few after like what 7?) who dont have a bad album theres easily hundreds of bands with no bad albums and to put the who at the top is totally dumb
To this day. I cannot wrap my head around the fact that " I Can See For Miles" only hit #9 on the Charts. It is such a phenomenal song. The Who Sell Out is a Masterpiece. Bravo. Thank You For This Awesome Video.👍😎🔥🥁🎉🎹🎸🎸🎤🎵
You don't know The Bonzo Dog Band? Uber classic 60s British music/humor with Neil Innes who later did some music for Monty Python and also was John Lennon in The Rutles, writing and singing all the material. They were also in The Beatles movie, Magical Mystery Tour.
This is a great document of just how productive Pete was in that 67-68 period: I Can See for Miles, Magic Bus, Pictures of Lily, even the Rolling Stones covers are amazing and some of the leftovers like Jaguar and Glittering Girl could've been excellent singles on themselves and their omition proofs how much of a masterpiece Sell Out is as it was already packed with brilliant tracks (Odorono, Mary Ann with the Shaky Hands, Rael). And still, out of all the brilliant stuff in that box set I love that book the most, wish I could wrap thar sucker around my arms.
AWESOME! One of the most over looked albums ever. A true masterpiece. Thank you for your excellent review of my favorite Who album. I'm going to Amazon in about 15 seconds.........
When I got crazy about 60s bands (I wasn’t even born then) I thought nothing could beat The Beatles, until I heard The Who. I still think The Beatles is the greatest band of all time, but The Who put that belief under test back then.
@@carlosarias The Beatles ARE the best band ever, BUT, the Kinks and The Who give them a run for the money. These are my favorite rock bands: The Beatles, The Kinks, and The Who. Followed by Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, and the Stones.
@@johnharrison9685 I agree, the beatles are the best, but I wouldn't put the kinks in the same rank as the who. My favorites are : 1- The Beatles 2- The Who/Led Zeppelin 3- Pink Floyd 4- The Jimi Hendrix Experience 5- The Doors Out of these, only the who and led can truly rival the beatles
When you get into Mod subculture the Beatles actually appear very uncool and too famous as well as too pop at times. I rather listen to the Pretty Things or the debut album by The Smoke or to the Kinks Face to face album or to some nice hammond organ soul jazz instrumentals
@@EclecticoIconoclasta For a moment I felt that. When I started exploring The Who, The Animals, The Stooges, The Doors, Velvet Underground, Pink Floyd, Kinks, Hendrix, etc... for a while I got fed up with The Beatles for a few months, and for a moment they look like too “poppy” and shallow. But eventually I got back to them again to experience hoy brilliant and innovative and avant garde they actually were, specially when most of other bands seems always to wait for The Beatles to do the next move. One thing was for sure, 1966 to 1970 is the most creative stage of rock music history.
This album is in my top 10 - And the Deluxe Edition that was on CD a few years ago adds bonus material that literally just continues the album and sounds seamless making it a great double album.
Medac existed as a spot cream, and the pirate ships broadcast from just over 5 miles off the coast, 199 metres was the stations wavelength! There were pirate ships all over the UK at the time.
A bit of trivia - 'Armenia (City in the Sky)' was written by a guy called Speedy Keen who went on to become the lead singer of Thunderclap Newman (Something in the Air). The actual chorus was supposed to be "I'm an ear, listening in the sky" but apparently The Who changed it.
😀love the Keith Moon autograph on the inside of the little card that is in there. The autograph looks very very real although a print. Great sound too!!🥁🎸🥁🎸🥁
After watching your Pink Floyd videos and Vinyl Unboxings I decided I want to start collecting vinyl's. I just want to say thank you for the great videos, especially the vids for how to start collecting vinyl's. 👍
Dude, you NEED to do a longform deep dive video series on Quadrophenia, the same way you did for Animals. I love Animals, and the videos were great, but Quadrophenia is such a superior album. A lot to work with there.
Yes, he does. Quadrophenia is much better than Animals, though i like Animals just a bit better. (it doesn’t creep me out like Quad does) Also, i love your profile picture!
Thanks for a great unboxing review, man! This is one of my favorite 60’s albums and been thinking about whether getting this box set or not. After watching I will get it for sure! I agree about the Demo Disc. Absolutely fantastic and great sounding too! ✊🏻
You should really look into The Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band, they're kind of a comedy band but they still have great music and clever songwriting and the whole nine yards.
Nice, I was thinking about picking this set up. Looks like it does everything a vinyl set should. Most don't include cds but they should - vinyl should always come with a digital hard copy. The programs, _Speakeasy_ & _Bag 'O Nails_ cards are a beautiful touch. Less a vinyl set than a time capsule. Properly immersive.
Townshend had a home studio since 1963, way before Sell out was recorded. So he didn’t just have a good tape recorder for his demos, he had a whole studio!
Not my absolute favorite Who album...but I"d put it in my top 7 or so.... Truly a unique album that's for sure.....Definitely showed signs of things to come.
Wish I could've swung for the super deluxe edition, but ended up settling for the colored mono wax, which I got a killer deal on. Very pleased thus far! ✌️😎✌️
Now I really want this deluxe box. Sell Out wasn't a favorite Who album for me, but this is enticing. I'm gonna go bankrupt with all these deluxe box set reissues. Just got my kinks lola box recently and looking to buy this and the Lennon pob box. It's a good time to be an obsessive fan of classic English rock.
First WHO SELLOUT I bought was a Decca US Stereo version at Sam Goody Records in the early 70's. It was a cutout version. I think I paid 99 cents for it. This box set is a bit much with the price. I have the Deluxe CD and the Polydor LP reissue and I just picked up the 2LP Mono version that just came out. With that being said the late 90's reissue CD with all the extra songs is the best buy IMO. All the extra songs are great. Some, like Melancolia and Jaguar should have been on the regular LP. Also Hall of the Mt King is excellent. All that said the new Mono and Stereo versions have some interesting extra tracks but the selection of extras are no way better then the 90's reissue. Strange thing about that 90's CD though, I had to take it back like three times because the CDS had a skipping problem on I Can See for Miles that seemed to be a bad press. Funny though, later on I gave it to a friend cause it played through without incident in his car CD player. Finally, anyone have any idea where the neck pendants Keith and Pete are wearing on the Sellout cover originated? Keith's looks to be a Tiki of some sort ,but I have never seen another like it. And Townsend's looks like some kind of Celtic or Anglo Saxon symbol but that also I have never seen another of.
Whats for Tea? Have you heard PT is doing a musical for Age of Anxiety? See the internet this week. Another interview " Pete T says movie bosses " get" Lifehouse story thanx to Graphic Novel- which is due this Dec. Hell- I want the entire Whos Next/ Lifehouse 10 cd box. Thanx- I have every issue had every format of Sell Out except Cassette.😊
It's a shame that they didn't reprint the Haplash and the Coloured Coat's promo poster for the I Can See For Miles single cause I think it's a better work of psychedelic art than the butterfly poster insert that was included with original copies of The Who Sell Out. It's a shame as well that the demos disc doesn't have the demo for Rael or Our Love Was but I'm happy the demo for I Can See For Miles is on there cause that's been circulating in low quality on bootlegs for years, this new version is a good upgrade.
Great video man you got a great way of sharing the music with us! Thank you very much! Oh by the way bonzo dog band was kind of like a psych band but more parody or comedy if you will. Peace
Hey , im renovating our 1950s house into more of a mid century modern look for the living room . I was always wanting to know what that glass centerpiece is on your coffee table? Or what it is called? If anyone knows feel free to reach out and reply. :)
Good Advertising, I expect Townshend and Daltrey will now sell shedloads of this package. Will Venal (sorry Vinyl) Rewind get paid for services rendered...Hmmm...I wonder?
The Who is a band that I know that's been around for decades but whose career is broken down to: Before Tommy, Tommy, and after Tommy. When playing a few select songs live they're fine, albums... LIVE albums are fine, greatest hit collections are numerous... Apart from Tommy, I couldn't tell you which tracks are on which album. Do I like Tommy? Can I take the Fifth on that one? My favorite Who album is the soundtrack to The Kids Are Alright, a double greatest hits collection of live tracks. Who's better, Who's best.
These two versions make little sense to me. Why include the 7inch singles with the deluxe cd box and not the vinyl edition? Why not issue a deluxe vinyl box with the book? This seems designed to make you purchase both, even if you have no interest in the cds.
Well. You made me curious about checking out Who's version of In the Hall of the Mountain King. Comment: Nothing good. I do find it funny that it's the playing and styling that Pink Floyd made a career out of, I kept expecting it to break into Intersteller Overdrive at any moment. But it didn't work for the Who as they don't have a keyboardist. Or the ability to vocalize. Or know how to play off of the main theme before a musical breakdown back into it. The piece stopped at "main theme to breakdown" and stayed there.
Because I have to pay for my copies, I feel that I can be a little more honest about them. First, the super deluxe boxed set is great, but it is overkill. The biggest highlights of this set is all the extras. Although unfortunately in mono, the 2 7"-ers are pretty cool. As with the 2LP deluxe set, all the records were mastered by Miles Showell at Abbey Road, although not 1/2 speed like many of the premium to be mastered at Abbey Road. The 45's sounded great, probably due to the 45 rpm speed. The "Magic Bus" 45 was a bit distorted. The packaging quality of the 2LP deluxe set is great, but due to the lower quality of the vinyl mix used in the E.U., there is lots of annoying surface noise in-between tracks. This wouldn't have been an issue if these LP's had been pressed by RTI or QRP in the U.S. or even Pallas of Germany. As far as overall sound quality is concerned, Miles did a fantastic job of mastering. As I record all of my CD's and records to hard drive at CD sound quality, I didn't have to run any of the records through a noise reduction program, which alludes to their quality pressings. LP 1 was a great pressing, flat and properly centered. LP2 was OK but had an edge warp which I could see the effect on the graph of my recording. But the only time I could see it was in-between the tracks of the first 2 songs on each side. Looking at the listing in Discogs, they were short on information about the selections on LP1. As with the original release, the new re-issues had stuff added between the main tracks and Discogs doesn't even list them. Discogs doesn't even list track #25 on LP1, "Track Records Runout Groove". This track is similar to what The Beatles did on their "Sgt. Pepper's...." record album. Although fairly well made, the 2LP deluxe version falls short of being considered audiophile, but had they used a higher quality of vinyl mix, it would be audiophile.
Sorry! But it appears that there was typical millennial lack of preparation here if any at all ! It's like you were handed cue cards minutes before the shooting of this video. While you might actually like this product, and the material it contained, and what you have heard of The Who's music, you definitely appear to not only not to be a Who fan, but only minimally familiar with their work at best. This is the favorite Who album of many a hard-core Who fan (I being one of them) who have waited for this long overdue release for "nigh' on a year".
Great vid Geek! This is my favourite Who album because I am a massive fan of Pirate Radio history. I'm currently writing my history thesis on their role in British culture in the 60s. Also on the topic of the history, the main issue was that until 1967 the BBC didn't play continuous music at all. They only had dedicated shows, mainly around the weekend, including session programmes, but these were probably about 5 hours total. The Pirate Radios filled the void for more continuous music and forced the BBC to change it's approach in 1967. They also brought the Top 40 shows from US into Britain. They also, especially John Peel, played more experimental music that would never be heard on the BBC. You can actually find some vintage broadcasts here Radio Caroline - www.mixcloud.com/discover/radio-caroline/ John Peel - theperfumedgarden.blogspot.com/search?q=1967
YES I’VE BEEN WAITING FOR A WHO ALBUM TO BE DISCUSSED ON HERE
He chose the best one too
Pete’s guitar playing is just majestic, partly the reason he’s my fave of all time. This album is an overlooked masterpiece (IMHO). Mary With The Shaky Hand....yessssss
The Who is one of the few groups to never have had a bad album all were great.
you must not have listened to much music
@@TommyWashow Don't worry I actually listen to a lot of music from Britpop, ragtime, Indie rock, jazz, British blues, psychedelic music, and hip hop etc.
@@jppmghrs and you still think the who is better? half of the genres you listed work better as singles anyways
@@TommyWashow No, I was not referring to who is better but I found that every album that The Who has ever made that I realized each one to be really good. I find it odd how you are trying to call me out, as not being open or educated enough in music yet, you aren't open with my statements. I haven't ask you about your favorite music, artists, or who you consider to be better.
@@jppmghrs saying that the who is one of the few (usually dont use few after like what 7?) who dont have a bad album theres easily hundreds of bands with no bad albums and to put the who at the top is totally dumb
To this day. I cannot wrap my head around the fact that " I Can See For Miles" only hit #9 on the Charts. It is such a phenomenal song. The Who Sell Out is a Masterpiece. Bravo. Thank You For This Awesome Video.👍😎🔥🥁🎉🎹🎸🎸🎤🎵
You don't know The Bonzo Dog Band? Uber classic 60s British music/humor with Neil Innes who later did some music for Monty Python and also was John Lennon in The Rutles, writing and singing all the material. They were also in The Beatles movie, Magical Mystery Tour.
U beat me to it..ha
Neil Innes was Brave Sir Robin's Traveling Minstrel..the Rutles sound track is awesome Bonzo opened alot for the who.
Oh Eric. You HAVE to look up the Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band. Magical Mystery Tour, Do Not Adjust Your Set...so much good stuff!
Underrated as hell
Yes mate
This is a great document of just how productive Pete was in that 67-68 period: I Can See for Miles, Magic Bus, Pictures of Lily, even the Rolling Stones covers are amazing and some of the leftovers like Jaguar and Glittering Girl could've been excellent singles on themselves and their omition proofs how much of a masterpiece Sell Out is as it was already packed with brilliant tracks (Odorono, Mary Ann with the Shaky Hands, Rael).
And still, out of all the brilliant stuff in that box set I love that book the most, wish I could wrap thar sucker around my arms.
AWESOME! One of the most over looked albums ever. A true masterpiece. Thank you for your excellent review of my favorite Who album. I'm going to Amazon in about 15 seconds.........
Holy cow! You need to look up the Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band, they appear in Magical Mystery Tour, and that’s just the beginning!!!
the bonzo dog doo-dah band (2:45) deserves a deep dive. sort of a british rock spike jones. clever stuff
Bears some comparison with Mothers Of Invention too, very anarchic, satirical and blended parodies of vintage music styles with sharp pop music
One of my favorite Who albums
The Bonzo Dog, Doo-Dah Band is extremely epic. I suggest listening to their compilation “Cornology”.
You don't know the Bonzo Dog Doodah Band? Features Neil Innes, who later was the musical creator of Beatles spoof band The Rutles. Check them out!
When I got crazy about 60s bands (I wasn’t even born then) I thought nothing could beat The Beatles, until I heard The Who. I still think The Beatles is the greatest band of all time, but The Who put that belief under test back then.
Sell out can certainly make you feel that way
@@carlosarias The Beatles ARE the best band ever, BUT, the Kinks and The Who give them a run for the money. These are my favorite rock bands: The Beatles, The Kinks, and The Who. Followed by Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, and the Stones.
@@johnharrison9685 I agree, the beatles are the best, but I wouldn't put the kinks in the same rank as the who. My favorites are : 1- The Beatles
2- The Who/Led Zeppelin
3- Pink Floyd
4- The Jimi Hendrix Experience
5- The Doors
Out of these, only the who and led can truly rival the beatles
When you get into Mod subculture the Beatles actually appear very uncool and too famous as well as too pop at times. I rather listen to the Pretty Things or the debut album by The Smoke or to the Kinks Face to face album or to some nice hammond organ soul jazz instrumentals
@@EclecticoIconoclasta For a moment I felt that. When I started exploring The Who, The Animals, The Stooges, The Doors, Velvet Underground, Pink Floyd, Kinks, Hendrix, etc... for a while I got fed up with The Beatles for a few months, and for a moment they look like too “poppy” and shallow. But eventually I got back to them again to experience hoy brilliant and innovative and avant garde they actually were, specially when most of other bands seems always to wait for The Beatles to do the next move. One thing was for sure, 1966 to 1970 is the most creative stage of rock music history.
Precious Who.....precious unboxing and excellent talk. Thnaks.
the WHO !! rock gods on stage and rock gods in the studio too !!!
This album is in my top 10 - And the Deluxe Edition that was on CD a few years ago adds bonus material that literally just continues the album and sounds seamless making it a great double album.
Can't wait to hear Pete's demos. I have the 2LP version on the way.
Medac existed as a spot cream, and the pirate ships broadcast from just over 5 miles off the coast, 199 metres was the stations wavelength! There were pirate ships all over the UK at the time.
A bit of trivia - 'Armenia (City in the Sky)' was written by a guy called Speedy Keen who went on to become the lead singer of Thunderclap Newman (Something in the Air). The actual chorus was supposed to be "I'm an ear, listening in the sky" but apparently The Who changed it.
One hit wonder
And Pete said that their error was better than the original title.
I got the 2LP Store Exclusive version in Ordono Red and Baked Bean Orange. Very happy indeed 😊
The Who Sell Out poster came with the first pressings of the original Mono/Stereo U.K. vinyl. Originals are highly collectible now,
MAGNIFIQUE PRESENTATION!!!!!! bravo tout est detaille avec intelligence!!!
😀love the Keith Moon autograph on the inside of the little card that is in there. The autograph looks very very real although a print. Great sound too!!🥁🎸🥁🎸🥁
I'm gonna use this opportunity to recommend "Girl's Eyes", written by Keith Moon. He only wrote a few, and that one is quite nice
I love The Who! I will get this box set!
After watching your Pink Floyd videos and Vinyl Unboxings I decided I want to start collecting vinyl's. I just want to say thank you for the great videos, especially the vids for how to start collecting vinyl's. 👍
Great box set! Great video! Would love to see more Who!
Neil Innes, Friend of Beatles, was in Bonzo Dog....
Love your videos Sir. Detail and depth always. Keep on doing your thing. It’s appreciated 😊👍🏼
Hi there.... such a great band and album. Great video. God bless
Dude, you NEED to do a longform deep dive video series on Quadrophenia, the same way you did for Animals. I love Animals, and the videos were great, but Quadrophenia is such a superior album. A lot to work with there.
Yes
I agree, Quadrophenia has great music with a interesting story that defined a whole subgenre of people in the 60s called Mods.
Yes, he does. Quadrophenia is much better than Animals, though i like Animals just a bit better. (it doesn’t creep me out like Quad does) Also, i love your profile picture!
Thanks for a great unboxing review, man! This is one of my favorite 60’s albums and been thinking about whether getting this box set or not. After watching I will get it for sure! I agree about the Demo Disc. Absolutely fantastic and great sounding too! ✊🏻
yessss finally,thank you very much great video as always
On a sunny day get yourself in the garden with a few beers & put this on & crank it up. 👍🇬🇧🏆🎤🎸🕺🏻🇬🇧🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻
Such an underrated yt channel 🙏
Thank you very much for this excellent review of the new box sets. Very helpful, informative and positive.
Also, I like your style man!
I Got my order in as it turned out rather late and it happend,The Who sell out is already totally sold out in my area!
You should really look into The Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band, they're kind of a comedy band but they still have great music and clever songwriting and the whole nine yards.
Nice, I was thinking about picking this set up. Looks like it does everything a vinyl set should. Most don't include cds but they should - vinyl should always come with a digital hard copy. The programs, _Speakeasy_ & _Bag 'O Nails_ cards are a beautiful touch. Less a vinyl set than a time capsule. Properly immersive.
Bonzo Dog included Neil Innes, the Monty Python songwriter.
Ron Nasty of The Rutles R.I.P.
Thank you for sharing. x
would love to see more content on The Who from you!
Really enjoyed your review of the Who Sold Out album keep up your amazing work on the channel 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙂🙂🙂
Townshend had a home studio since 1963, way before Sell out was recorded. So he didn’t just have a good tape recorder for his demos, he had a whole studio!
Not my absolute favorite Who album...but I"d put it in my top 7 or so.... Truly a unique album that's for sure.....Definitely showed signs of things to come.
The pirates and Radio Luxembourg were the alternative to "Auntie" BBC.
Wish I could've swung for the super deluxe edition, but ended up settling for the colored mono wax, which I got a killer deal on. Very pleased thus far! ✌️😎✌️
love this LP so much!
Now I really want this deluxe box. Sell Out wasn't a favorite Who album for me, but this is enticing. I'm gonna go bankrupt with all these deluxe box set reissues. Just got my kinks lola box recently and looking to buy this and the Lennon pob box. It's a good time to be an obsessive fan of classic English rock.
You gotta dig the Bonzos!
First WHO SELLOUT I bought was a Decca US Stereo version at Sam Goody Records in the early 70's. It was a cutout version. I think I paid 99 cents for it. This box set is a bit much with the price. I have the Deluxe CD and the Polydor LP reissue and I just picked up the 2LP Mono version that just came out. With that being said the late 90's reissue CD with all the extra songs is the best buy IMO. All the extra songs are great. Some, like Melancolia and Jaguar should have been on the regular LP. Also Hall of the Mt King is excellent. All that said the new Mono and Stereo versions have some interesting extra tracks but the selection of extras are no way better then the 90's reissue. Strange thing about that 90's CD though, I had to take it back like three times because the CDS had a skipping problem on I Can See for Miles that seemed to be a bad press. Funny though, later on I gave it to a friend cause it played through without incident in his car CD player. Finally, anyone have any idea where the neck pendants Keith and Pete are wearing on the Sellout cover originated? Keith's looks to be a Tiki of some sort ,but I have never seen another like it. And Townsend's looks like some kind of Celtic or Anglo Saxon symbol but that also I have never seen another of.
Pretty nice! Love The Who.👍👍😎
Damn that thing looks amazing
2:46 Cream!!!!!!
Whats for Tea? Have you heard PT is doing a musical for Age of Anxiety? See the internet this week. Another interview " Pete T says movie bosses " get" Lifehouse story thanx to Graphic Novel- which is due this Dec. Hell- I want the entire Whos Next/ Lifehouse 10 cd box. Thanx- I have every issue had every format of Sell Out except Cassette.😊
OUR PRAYERS HAVE BEEN ANSWERED but I mean you did tell us
I’m keeping one of the LP sets I’ve got coming to my store next week, but I may need to get the Deluxe box also. ✌️
Bongo dog band the doughnut in granny's greenhouse, listen
I'm a lifelong fan "I hope I get bronze this year" "Just married and it sticks out for a mile" great stuff 💚🚀✌️😎🦏
It's a shame that they didn't reprint the Haplash and the Coloured Coat's promo poster for the I Can See For Miles single cause I think it's a better work of psychedelic art than the butterfly poster insert that was included with original copies of The Who Sell Out. It's a shame as well that the demos disc doesn't have the demo for Rael or Our Love Was but I'm happy the demo for I Can See For Miles is on there cause that's been circulating in low quality on bootlegs for years, this new version is a good upgrade.
never been a huge fan of the Who, but their album,``who`s next`` is one of the greatest albums i have ever heard. its incrediable
Great video man you got a great way of sharing the music with us! Thank you very much! Oh by the way bonzo dog band was kind of like a psych band but more parody or comedy if you will. Peace
Hey , im renovating our 1950s house into more of a mid century modern look for the living room . I was always wanting to know what that glass centerpiece is on your coffee table? Or what it is called? If anyone knows feel free to reach out and reply. :)
I really really love the Tommy wall decor pls pls pls tell me where I can have one!! 😢
I would love you to do a "Tommy" review
Do you think you’ll cover The Beach Boys feel Flows box set when it releases this July?
Good Advertising, I expect Townshend and Daltrey will now sell shedloads of this package. Will Venal (sorry Vinyl) Rewind get paid for services rendered...Hmmm...I wonder?
Odd that they didn't give Who's Next a big 50th anniversary re-release.
Can you tell us something about the sound quality of the vinyl set? Has it been digitally remastered or all analogue or even remixed?
Amazing
YES YES FINALLY
So damn good! Freakbeat masterpiece
Dear Vinyl Rewind, if you buy this Super Deluxe Set, will you get all the extra songs that were included on the 1995 and 2009 “Sell Out” releases?
Sick thanks, now I don’t have to buy this and I can just hold out for a UK original (with the poster ) 😋
*YOU. ARE. ONE. FUCKING. LUCKY. MAN.* 🥺😍❤️
Hand Down My Favorite. You hear The Mods turn into monsters and a Quick one turn into Tommy's parents. Better then Tommy.
Даа, с душой. Весёлый альбом.
The Who is a band that I know that's been around for decades but whose career is broken down to:
Before Tommy, Tommy, and after Tommy. When playing a few select songs live they're fine, albums...
LIVE albums are fine, greatest hit collections are numerous... Apart from Tommy, I couldn't tell you which tracks are on which album.
Do I like Tommy? Can I take the Fifth on that one? My favorite Who album is the soundtrack to The Kids Are Alright, a double greatest hits collection of live tracks. Who's better, Who's best.
YESSSSSS
9:30 cool, the who recorded under my thumb
The Who versions of The Last Time and Under My Thumb are dreadful. Pete plays bass because John was away on his honeymoon.
@@BigSky1 Yeah, i was checking, is pretty bad
Do yourself a favor. and learn about the Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band.
No, we'll wait...
Why do you say, "Stereo Edition"? Is there a Mono Edition?
These two versions make little sense to me. Why include the 7inch singles with the deluxe cd box and not the vinyl edition? Why not issue a deluxe vinyl box with the book? This seems designed to make you purchase both, even if you have no interest in the cds.
First ❤️ good morning God bless
You don't know the Bonzo Dog Doo Dah band??!! Shame!
Well. You made me curious about checking out Who's version of In the Hall of the Mountain King.
Comment: Nothing good. I do find it funny that it's the playing and styling that Pink Floyd made a career out of, I kept expecting it to break into Intersteller Overdrive at any moment.
But it didn't work for the Who as they don't have a keyboardist. Or the ability to vocalize. Or know how to play off of the main theme before a musical breakdown back into it.
The piece stopped at "main theme to breakdown" and stayed there.
Because I have to pay for my copies, I feel that I can be a little more honest about them. First, the super deluxe boxed set is great, but it is overkill. The biggest highlights of this set is all the extras. Although unfortunately in mono, the 2 7"-ers are pretty cool. As with the 2LP deluxe set, all the records were mastered by Miles Showell at Abbey Road, although not 1/2 speed like many of the premium to be mastered at Abbey Road. The 45's sounded great, probably due to the 45 rpm speed. The "Magic Bus" 45 was a bit distorted.
The packaging quality of the 2LP deluxe set is great, but due to the lower quality of the vinyl mix used in the E.U., there is lots of annoying surface noise in-between tracks. This wouldn't have been an issue if these LP's had been pressed by RTI or QRP in the U.S. or even Pallas of Germany. As far as overall sound quality is concerned, Miles did a fantastic job of mastering. As I record all of my CD's and records to hard drive at CD sound quality, I didn't have to run any of the records through a noise reduction program, which alludes to their quality pressings. LP 1 was a great pressing, flat and properly centered. LP2 was OK but had an edge warp which I could see the effect on the graph of my recording. But the only time I could see it was in-between the tracks of the first 2 songs on each side.
Looking at the listing in Discogs, they were short on information about the selections on LP1. As with the original release, the new re-issues had stuff added between the main tracks and Discogs doesn't even list them. Discogs doesn't even list track #25 on LP1, "Track Records Runout Groove". This track is similar to what The Beatles did on their "Sgt. Pepper's...." record album.
Although fairly well made, the 2LP deluxe version falls short of being considered audiophile, but had they used a higher quality of vinyl mix, it would be audiophile.
I’m surprised it didn’t come with a set of Guinsu (sp?) knives. But wait…there’s more.
Everything i´ts OK ...wait.....where are the "Armenia City In The Sky" out takes???????????
I just don't like the album that much unfortunately. I really want to. I like Who's Next and Tommy.
Sorry! But it appears that there was typical millennial lack of preparation here if any at all ! It's like you were handed cue cards minutes before the shooting of this video.
While you might actually like this product, and the material it contained, and what you have heard of The Who's music, you definitely appear to not only not to be a Who fan, but only minimally familiar with their work at best.
This is the favorite Who album of many a hard-core Who fan (I being one of them) who have waited for this long overdue release for "nigh' on a year".
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Now we can all rest easy until they issue THE WHO SELL OUT super deluxe limited exclusive edition in 2033.
You don't know the Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band? I just unsubscribed!! (and will be your 4th thumbs down)
Great vid Geek! This is my favourite Who album because I am a massive fan of Pirate Radio history. I'm currently writing my history thesis on their role in British culture in the 60s.
Also on the topic of the history, the main issue was that until 1967 the BBC didn't play continuous music at all. They only had dedicated shows, mainly around the weekend, including session programmes, but these were probably about 5 hours total. The Pirate Radios filled the void for more continuous music and forced the BBC to change it's approach in 1967. They also brought the Top 40 shows from US into Britain.
They also, especially John Peel, played more experimental music that would never be heard on the BBC.
You can actually find some vintage broadcasts here
Radio Caroline - www.mixcloud.com/discover/radio-caroline/
John Peel - theperfumedgarden.blogspot.com/search?q=1967