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ALBUM REVIEW
THE WHO

Who's Next
Released - 1971, MCA Records. Produced by The Who
Roger Daltrey - Lead and Backing Vocals
Pete Townshend - Guitars, Piano, Organ, Synthesizer, Backing
Vocals, Occasional Lead Vocals
John Entwistle - Bass Guitar, Brass, Backing Vocals, Lead Vocals
and Piano on "My Wife"
Keith Moon - Drums and Percussion
Additional Personnel: Nicky Hopkins - Piano on "The Song Is
Over" & "Gettin' in Tune". Dave Arbus -
Violin on "Baba O'Riley".
All songs written by Pete Townshend except "My Wife",
written by John Entwistle.
| SONG | RATING |
| Baba O'Riley | 10.0 |
| Bargain | 6.5 |
| Love Ain't For Keeping | 6.8 |
| My Wife | 8.6 |
| The Song Is Over | 8.0 |
| Gettin' In Tune | 10.0 |
| Going Mobile | 10.0 |
| Behind Blue Eyes | 10.0 |
| Won't Get Fooled Again | 10.0 |
| Ave. | 8.87 |
REVIEW
Great rock 'n roll from The Who on this one. I love this album! "Won't Get Fooled Again" is one of rock's most powerful songs with a great organ and synthesizer throughout it, not bad lyrics, either! "Baba O'Riley" plays the same way with more of that great sounding synthesizer. "Going Mobile" is yet another high energy tune, about living one's life out on the road.
"Gettin' In Tune" is a little more mellow, but it's results are just as powerful. "Behind Blue Eyes" is a wonderful ballad that turns into a nice rocker before it finishes up. Of course Pete Townshend 's guitars are a main part of all this power, as is Roger Daltrey's vocals. John Entwistle, who up to this album's release was the best bass player in rock, proves it here once again. His song "My Wife", is another fine written number. And lets don't forget Mr. Madman Moon, who's fine drumming is yet another key part of the album. In all, a great band's best album. If you love rock music, this one is a must!
- Keno 2000
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