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Who's Next - CD, LP, Box Set, Blu-ray, DVD

The Who

Rock | Hard Rock | Psychedelic rock | Mod

1971

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LP The Who: Who's Next

180g Remastered Vinyl

Polydor | Music On Vinyl 31. July 2015 Europe

Album Reissue Remastered

How many weeks have The Who spent at number one in the UK album chart since their first appearance in December 1965? The very surprising answer is: one. In the September 18, 1971 chart, Pete, Roger, John and Keith reached the top with the powerful Who's Next. The album had debuted the week before at number two behind Simon & Garfunkel's LPm Brid...

More ID: 40325 EAN: 0600753411087 Discogs ID: 4072050

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Title	Who's Next
Artist	The Who
More info	180g Remastered Vinyl
Format	LP (vinyl)
Labels	Polydor \| Music On Vinyl
Country of issue	Europe
Date of publication	31. July 2015
First released	1971
Weight	230 g
EAN	0600753411087
Product ID	40325
Discogs ID	4072050
Discogs reviews	4.69

The Who: Who's Next version on vinyl LP in Remastered edition. This particular edition was published in Europe in publishing company Polydor in cooperation with Music On Vinyl on 31. July 2015.

How many weeks have The Who spent at number one in the UK album chart since their first appearance in December 1965? The very surprising answer is: one. In the September 18, 1971 chart, Pete, Roger, John and Keith reached the top with the powerful Who's Next. The album had debuted the week before at number two behind Simon & Garfunkel's LPm Bridge Over Troubled Water. In its second week, Who's Next reached number one, only to be dethroned a week later by Deep Purple's Fireball. The Who's next three studio albums reached number two in the UK (Tommy, Quadrophenia and Face Dances) and the Who's 1976 compilation The Story Of The Who also reached number two. However, they never returned to number one. Who's Next was their fifth album to reach the UK Top Ten, a feat they would repeat ten more times, including 2006's Endless Wire. In July 2015, the Who Hits 50 compilation came very close to extending that streak when it returned to number 11 during the band's 50th anniversary tour. The Who's Next album, which the band produced with collaborator Glyn Johns, became their most successful album in the States in terms of RIAA certification. It went triple platinum and reached No. 4 on the 41-week chart, repeating the peak of the Tommy album that preceded it; while Quadrophenia reached No. 2 in 1973, it only went single platinum. Who's Next is considered by many to be the band's finest hour, based on the great albums Baba O'Riley and Won't Get Fooled Again. It also includes familiar Who classics such as "Bargain", "Behind Blue Eyes" and the majestic "The Song Is Over". When Who's Next was released on 14 August, rock writer Dave Marsh declared in Creem magazine that the band's new album "is to The Who what the White Album must have been to the Beatles". Both were studio follow-ups to brilliant concept LPs, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band in one case and Tommy in the other.

Album spans genres Rock, Hard Rock, Psychedelic rock and Mod. 180g Remastered Vinyl.

A1	Baba O'Riley	4:59 min
	Violin Dave Arbus
A2	Bargain	5:33 min
A3	Love Ain't For Keeping	2:11 min
A4	My Wife	3:35 min
	Composed By John Entwistle \| Piano John Entwistle
A5	Song Is Over	6:16 min
	Piano Nicky Hopkins
B1	Getting In Tune	4:49 min
	Piano Nicky Hopkins
B2	Going Mobile	3:40 min
B3	Behind Blue Eyes	3:40 min
B4	Won't Get Fooled Again	8:31 min