Albums & Discography
19 entries in the The Who compendium.
Albums & Discography — Era Chart
TommyA deaf, dumb, and blind boy finds God in a pinball machine—and the world finds him in retuMy GenerationA stuttering, feedback-drenched anthem that captured the frustration of a generation and bA Quick OneA quick one: infidelity, confession, and forgiveness in a single, euphoric medley.The Who Sell OutFour rockers trade their guitars for a corporate logo and a PR team, and the whole industrWho's NextEight Lifehouse songs, one Entwistle original, and a monolith on a slag heap.Face DancesThe Who's ninth studio album, released in 1981, featuring Kenney Jones on drums and a coveThe Who by NumbersA band of four men trying to subtract the noise and add up to something real.QuadropheniaA mod's desperate search for self, echoed twice until the echo swallows the man.It's HardA band still finding its footing after loss, grinding out grit and resolve one chord at a Endless WireTwo acts, one endless thread: the Who's most intimate reckoning with time, fame, and the mThe WhoFour Londoners who turned a guitar, bass, drums, and voice into pure thunderstorm.Who's LastThe last new chapter, written by a band that already knew the ending.The Who at the Hollywood BowlFour decades of thunder, thunder, thunder under the Hollywood Bowl stars.Live at LeedsRaw, roaring, and recorded in the eye of the storm—The Who at their most electric.Live at the Isle of Wight FestivalFour men, one island, and a summer night that shook the English Channel.The Who: Live at the Wembley Empire PoolFour kids, one arena, and the raw thunder of a generation still finding its voice.Tommy in ConcertThe rock opera detonates in front of a thousand screaming fans.Live at the Royal Albert HallFour young men, one legendary hall, and the rawest Who you will ever hear.The Who: Live at the Fillmore EastFour men, one stage, and a New York crowd that never saw the same show twice.
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