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  • My3rdEyeMy3rdEye Posts: 927
    glasshouse wrote:
    i'm so glad i finally got around to buying this album (who's next: deluxe edition)! i'm loving it. the extra songs are mind blowing as well. i think the 2nd disk (featuring live performances) are some of the tightest rock and roll i've ever heard. Keith Moon's drumming is nothing short of divine and Pete's guitar is gem. 10/10 purchase.

    I agree. Great stuff.

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  • glasshouseglasshouse Posts: 1,762
    this album is the dog's balls ......"yeeeeaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!"
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  • tybirdtybird Posts: 17,388
    glasshouse wrote:
    i'm so glad i finally got around to buying this album (who's next: deluxe edition)! i'm loving it. the extra songs are mind blowing as well. i think the 2nd disk (featuring live performances) are some of the tightest rock and roll i've ever heard. Keith Moon's drumming is nothing short of divine and Pete's guitar is gem. 10/10 purchase.
    Glad to hear that you are happy with the direction in which we steered you. :cool:
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  • ii44ii44 Posts: 430
    FinsburyParkCarrots wrote:
    I used to love The Who between the ages of ten and twelve, but then I moved onto Hendrix and didn't really look back. However, Who's Next is a fine album. I think it's a pity Quadrophenia wasn't aborted at the time, like Lifehouse. Townshend might have distilled the best material from it, as he did with the Lifehouse material on Who's Next, and saved us the filler.

    You are nuts.
  • libragirllibragirl Posts: 4,632
    I won't say I "love" it but I do like it a lot.
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