9 thoughts on “ Pure And Easy - The Who - Whos Next (CD, Album) ”

1. The album was recorded in fits and starts (the process is nicely detailed in the liner notes) with the end product being a definitive album by the group. Come to think of it, along with Tommy and Quadrophenia (), Who's Next defines the Who's mature sound: a mixture of hard rock, a smidge of progressive, and dynamics that range from soft to /5(K).

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2. Disc one of this deluxe edition presents the original album, plus six alternate recordings, including the terrific "Pure and Easy" Disc two adds fourteen songs from the "Lifehouse" concert in , performed at the height of the Whos career. The live CD isnt as powerful as Live at Leeds, but does contain very excellent, intimate performances in front of an invited crowd of only a few hundred fans.

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3. Nov 07,  · The album was recorded in fits and starts (the process is nicely detailed in the liner notes) with the end product being a definitive album by the group. Come to think of it, along with Tommy and Quadrophenia (), Who's Next defines the Who's mature sound: a mixture of hard rock, a smidge of progressive, and dynamics that range from soft to /5(K).

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4. Who’s Next was released by Track Records in August ( ), and in the s as a CD (Polydor ) with a remixed and remastered CD (Polydor ) following in In a Deluxe Edition 2-CD set (Polydor ), was released. The original album was re-issued on heavyweight vinyl in (Polydor ).

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5. "Pure and Easy" failed to make the cut for Who's Next, perhaps because more than any of the Lifehouse songs, it gave voice to two of the central notions he was able to explain about the project -- that rock music could change the world, and that it was important that the performance bring the audience to a point of transcendence every night.

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6. THE REAL ALTERNATE WHO’S NEXT ALBUM. Date: Lieu: Studio sessions + Young Vic Theatre, London, UK Label: Virgin Vinyl Records (Ref.: VVR) Support: 4 cd Durée: mn Source: soundboard Qualité sonore: 10/10 et 9,5/ Liste des titres: CD1 – Pete’s Demos () Pure And Easy () Teenage Wasteland ()

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7. Sep 03,  · While I knew that there was 'bonus material' on the Who's Next CD that I had, as a teenager just getting into the group and it being the dark ages of the 90s I thought that the 'bonus' material started with track 11, a cover song "Baby, Don't You Do It". It wasn't until a year or so later when I found the gold CD at the store when I saw that the original Who's Next had only nine songs on it.

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8. "Put the Money Down", "Too Much of Anything" and "Pure and Easy" were from the aborted Lifehouse project. [13] The mix of "Under My Thumb" on the remastered CD is a special stereo remix produced but not used for the Thirty Years of Maximum R&B .

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9. The Who's catalog was revamped in the mid-'90s, with every title (except My Generation, due to legal entanglements with producer Shel Talmy) receiving new remastering and bonus fatichafiltgilctho.battkettglycininenmasliehotranevi.co eight years later, Who's Next, one of the group's most beloved albums, was given another remastered/expanded treatment as part of Universal Chronicles' Deluxe Edition series.

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