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The Who News

The Who announce more North American dates

The Who announce more North American dates

Legendary rockers will hit the road in October

  • Jul 18, 2008

Supergrass man helps out Foo Fighters at The Who tribute

Dave Grohl taps Gaz Coombes after falling ill

Foo Fighters, Flaming Lips to honour The Who

Pearl Jam will also perform at LA benefit

  • May 22, 2008

The Who's Roger Daltrey: 'Weather to blame for Glasto downturn'

Last year's Sunday night headliner also criticises line-up and prices

Roger Daltrey joins charity line-up at IndigO2 gig

The Who frontman helps out Childline

  • Feb 19, 2008

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The Who YouTube Videos

the who - my generation

the who - my generation (04:02)

the who live at the monterey international pop festival.

The Who - Behind Blue Eyes

The Who - Behind Blue Eyes (03:51)

The Who - Behind Blue Eyes

The Who - Won't Get Fooled Again   (live)

The Who - Won't Get Fooled Again (live) (08:58)

The Who - Won't Get Fooled Again

My Generation

My Generation (05:12)

The Who Sings My generation (from the kids are alright)

The Who My Generation (infamous explosion)

The Who My Generation (infamous explosion) (04:30)

this is the famous incident where keith moon added 3 times the amount of explosive without letting the band know. rumor has it that pete townshend lost 90 percent of his hearing in his right ear.the force of the...

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The Who Reviews

Who : Tommy / Quadrophenia / The Kids Are Alright (Original Soundtracks)

Who : Tommy / Quadrophenia / The Kids Are Alright (Original Soundtracks)

Perhaps MTV's greatest crime against rock'n'roll is that it finally dissuaded pop groups from making films....

  • Feb 26, 2001

Manchester Evening News Arena

The grown-ups are alright...

  • Nov 6, 2000

The Who : New York Madison Square Garden

Cover your ears everybody, mod's gone prog...

  • Oct 5, 2000

BBC Sessions

The most explosive British rock band of their era, possibly ever, [B]The Who[/B] had more in common with the psyche rock blowouts of the new [a]Primal Scream[/a] album than the dad rock/[B]Weller[/B]/

  • Feb 11, 2000

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