Who, The

Almost fifty years after its original release, The Who have finally pulled off the entire »Tommy« rock opera without a single track skipped, and spiced the whole thing up with a closing medley of their best stuff.

"My Generation" was one of the first heralds of a new musical era. It briefly put The Who at the top of the heap as the voice of the brand-new rebel generation born at the turn of the sixties, after the peak and slow decline of the mod…

Few rock classics can boast such a far-reaching influence on future generations as this magnificent landmark of musical art, made when The Who were standing at the very peak of their career.

Roger Daltrey has proven that after all these decades he's still one of the top masters of his trade and one of the few still unbending authorities of rock's golden era, someone who knows how to serve up good rock to an always hungry crowd.

We've finally got them back, after almost 24 years of assorted "reunion" tours, infighting, media speculation, hearing loss and, last but not least, the deaths of some of The WHO's founding members. Today they proudly stand before us: Roger

Author: Jernej Vene Location: St Pölten / VAZ / AustriaConcert date: 23.07.2006Attendance: 5000 This gathering of fans of 60s, 70s, and 80s music served up a second-day lineup that promised a great time. Concert Freak packed us onto one…