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The Who strikes again! Celebrating 50 years of The Who By Numbers ✎ᝰ
The landmark 1975 album returns in an expanded edition with previously unreleased recordings, including Pete Townshend’s original demos, early mixes and live tracks, plus a new Atmos mix overseen by Pete. The Super Deluxe Edition also includes limited-edition fine art prints.
Out 30th October. Pre-order now.
TheWho.lnk.to/TheWhoByNumber…
#TheGreatestRockNRollBandinTheWorld #TheWhoByNumbers
Hear ‘Squeeze Box’ like never before!
Listen to the newly released ‘Squeeze Box (Acoustic Stripped Mix)’ now, and head to The Who’s official YouTube channel to watch the newly reimagined visualiser, bringing the original animations to life in colour✎ᝰ
TheWho.lnk.to/SqueezeBox-Aco…
For @AlbumDayUK 2026, The Who's 'My Generation' 2014 remastered mono edition is being reissued on limited-edition red vinyl!
My Generation is the debut studio album by the English rock band the Who, released on 3 December 1965. It spawned the all-time classic track My Generation which launched the band on its path to becoming one of the great rock bands.
Available 17th October. thewho.lnk.to/MyGeneration60…
60 years on, and The Kids Are Alright.
None of these fans were even born when the song was released!
A huge thank you to all the wonderful fans in our TikTok community for sharing your love of The Who with us. ❤️
Join us there if you haven’t already!
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'Long Live Rock', orignially featured on 1974's 'Odds & Sods', later released as a single in the US and UK in 1979 following the release of 'The Kids Are Alright' film.
The lyrics of the song describe a concert at the Rainbow Theatre in Finsbury Park. On the song Pete Townshend stated "I had an idea once for a new album about the history of The Who called Rock Is Dead—Long Live Rock!. That idea later blossomed into Quadrophenia."














