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The Who presents their ultimate single collection.
This definitive album perfectly captures the essence of their early appeal, where explosive energy and pop sensibilities coexist in perfect harmony.
From "My Generation," where Pete Townshend's sharp guitar riffs clash with Keith Moon's destructive drumming, this album is packed with the raw energy of their early days. More than just a collection of hits, it's an extremely important work in rock history, directly conveying the fresh experimental spirit of their transitional period from an inclination towards R&B to their unique "rock opera," and the overwhelming energy that foreshadows their live performances.
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Platters
Super Hits Of The Platters
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Love Stinks
(LP)
Rod Stewart
Absolutely Live
(LP)
Out Of The Blue
Out Of The Blue
(LP)
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Elegant Gypsy
(LP)
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AutoAmerican
(LP)
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John Denver's Greatest Hits
(LP)
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One On One
(LP)
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Secret Of Association
(LP)
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Next Episode
(12")
