TOP FIVE - The Who

I'm starting a new thing on the blog, the Top Five. I pick a band or a style or a subject or anything at all and rank their five best albums. To kick off the Top Five, I've chosen The Who, which is, in my humble opinion, the best band the world has ever seen. Pete Townshend was a music visionary.
Hope you like Top Five!

5) Sell Out
Release Date: 1967


 4) The Who By Numbers
Release Date: 1975


3) Tommy
Release Date: 1969


2) Quadrophenia
Release Date: 1973


1) Who's Next
Release Date: 1971


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