Track Listings (15) - Disc #1| All Artists: The Who Title: Who's Next (Deluxe Edition) Members Wishing: 10 Total Copies: 0 Label: Mca Original Release Date: 1/1/1971 Re-Release Date: 3/25/2003 Album Type: Extra tracks, Original recording remastered Genres: Pop, Rock, Classic Rock, Metal Styles: Album-Oriented Rock (AOR), Supergroups Number of Discs: 2 SwapaCD Credits: 2 UPC: 008811305628 |
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Believe it or not, this landmark album, the record that changed FM rock forever in the early-'70s, has never been reissued from the original master tapes...'til now! But that's only the beginning...in addition to the or... more » |
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Album Description Believe it or not, this landmark album, the record that changed FM rock forever in the early-'70s, has never been reissued from the original master tapes...'til now! But that's only the beginning...in addition to the original nine tracks, disc one adds six bonus tracks that were recorded at The Record Plant in March 1971, ('Baby Don't You Do It', 'Getting In Tune', 'Pure and Easy', 'Love Ain't For Keeping', Behind Blue Eyes' & 'Won't Get Fooled Again') three of which have never been available and the other three of which are here in their full-length versions for the first time. Then disc two captures a largely-unreleased April 26, 1971 gig at London's Old Vic Theatre (including the previously unreleased tracks - 'Love Ain't For Keeping', 'Pure And Easy', 'Young Man Blues', 'Time Is Passing', 'Behind Blue Eyes', 'I Don't Even Know Myself', 'Too Much Of Anything', 'Getting In Tune', 'Bargain', 'My Similar CDs
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CD ReviewsSACD now available!! Aragon | TX | 02/05/2010 (4 out of 5 stars) "It's a great album. Where's the SACD version? And guys, increasing the compression to make it "louder" only means you think the listener is too stupid to turn the volume up! Increased compression equals a reduction in dynamics. This music is simply too good to be subjected to this tragedy of modern sound engineering. This album needs SACD and proper engineering to do it justice. UPDATE 9/17/2010: This title is now available in a 2 channel only SACD Japanese release. What a huge improvement! The whole album is just cleaner and begs for higher volume but without fatigue. You'll likely notice it first in the vocals and Pete's guitar. If you think that Moon's drum kit is a little lower than before, just turn it up! Less compression here so you must crank it if you want volume. I paid a bit over $50 for this disc and while I'm not happy with the price, this album is too good not to own in high resolution. If you have the coin, get it. FYI, I have not seen this SACD on Amazon yet. Hopefully it will come and at a reduced price. Thank you Japan!" Will Get Fooled Again! DW | chicago, IL | 04/26/2010 (3 out of 5 stars) "Yet another reissue of this classic album, Deluxe Edition offers very little that's new. While the geniuses at MCA have included still more bad alternate versions they forgot other classic songs written around the same time: Time Is Passing, Here For More, The Seeker, I Don't Even Know Myself, Greyhound Girl, Too Much Of Anything, etc.
The most interesting thing about this latest retread is the live set on disc 2. The band sounds like they didn't rehearse. Keith Moon is especially out of sync. At least the set is varied. This collection is for die hard Who fans only. [DW] " |
