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diogenesagogo

Would have stormed the charts as a single. Happy pop at its best.

wallofvideo

swedish band the mascots did a rather upbeat cover of this in the late 60s.

Raelspark

I love the key change near for the reprise verse.

madshadows830

One can say that this is the best best Who song, I know it's a stretch with all the songs to pick from…..This is pure POP.

David spencer

classic mod

Dean Jarvis

Great example illustrating Pete's theory that rock and roll doesn't solve all your problems, but it does let you dance all over them! Power pop at its best...

dan thacker

Such youthful exuberance,this song rather bounces along.

trfesok

If it wasn't for the band's instrumental attack (especially those drums!), this would be pretty much a throwaway. As proved by Pete's cute little demo and the Merseys' version. I put all three of these and the Jam's cover in my Townshend playlist. Thanks for uploading!

J Oliver Hazley

Simply one of the coolest songs ever written. When will real music come back???

Michael Peck

This is just one of many who recordings from the period that cries out for a graphic equalizer or isolation track that would allow listening to only the lead guitar. so genius

Erich Slunsky

so fucking good

wallofvideo

mascots do a nice a cover of this.

llewesa100

I remember back in the 80's when vinyl was common currency as well as tape. I just wanted to own this album so much for its cover alone! Eventually I bought it along with Sell Out as a double album package.Anyone out there own that one as well?

alex holt

true true

SwingRiots

Image doesn't just mean the clothes they were wearing; I'm much more referring to their attitudes in relation to their images. Their attitude and their act are all part of their image, and The Who's act was very much more rough & ready. Roger Daltrey was a tough bloke on stage, Pete Townshend was smashing his guitar up, Keith Moon was a nutter...The Beatles' act and attitude on stage was the opposite of that (after Epstein cleaned them up, at least)

alex holt

the who were mods in the early days, meaning clean cut hair and suits. it was the same thing for the stones and the kinks too. it was only nearer the end of the 60's the who's image became more rough (long hair, denim ect..)

SwingRiots

Oh, I know (I'm from Liverpool, The Beatles story has been forced upon me since birth because its all people here go on about). I'm talking about their image, not their real life personalities. The Who's IMAGE was much more rough & ready than The Beatles which was, in the early days at leats, a clean cut image.

alex holt

actually the Beatles personalities weren't very clean. please please me is about oral sex, John Lennon made Jane Asher cry because he kept asking her how do girls masturbate. yeah, they were cleaner than the who, but they were still pretty mischievous/ dirty

counttofiveandtwenty

one of favorite songs of all time!

SwingRiots

Well...they were completely different kinds of bands. No way could The Beatles have done something with the depth and scope of Quadrophenia. Lennon was far too prentious to do something about the common kid in the street like that. And The Who could have easily blown The Beatles off stage (they could have probably blown just about anyone off stage...and still do today). The Beatles were a clean cut band of supposedly nice guys, The Who were rough & ready and probably paved the way for punk.

The Who

The Who - Heat Wave ("Les Mods", 1965)