I literally can't.
I can't stop listening to it bros
Kevin Gonzalez
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Charles Lopez
Literally? That shows a pretty disturbing lack of mental fortitude. I would consider suicide.
Carter Robinson
Oh man. Back in high school -- we're talking around 2010 or so -- I discovered Tommy and I just couldn't put it down. I learned to play the overture on the guitar I'd just started learning how to play, then I moved on to We're Not Gonna Take It, and 1921, and it was just so excellent.
When I found the movie version some parts of it didn't do it for me -- but goddamn, I love the Clapton version of Eyesight to the Blind they used, and the Elton John version of Pinball Wizard with the key change was just wild. Highly recommend checking out the movie if you haven't, OP.
Then you can move on to other great Who songs like Remember A Man, 905, Magic Bus, and the standards like Baba O'Riley. Amazing band, enjoy the ride.
Brandon Garcia
John Kelly
Brodies on his basic bitch Arc.
(Seriously listen to Pearls before Swine,Love,and The Velvet Underground,I like Ten Years After so I shouldn't really be talking but damn do you all all consistently overhype the basic bitch bands).
Aiden Hughes
Pinball Wizard always disappointed me, and still does to this day.
Just as it sounds like they're gonna go into some wild jam, the song fades out.
Grayson Wood
It's really easy to stop listening to music. Did you even try?
Michael Ramirez
Is this elevator music?
Blake Richardson
Probably,same goes for The Beatles.
Nolan Bell
Based, Quadrophenia is their peak tho.
One of the weakest tracks of the album.
Michael Ramirez
>Remember A Man
Whofag here, I think you mean Imagine A Man, which is By Numbers' best track along with Success Story.
Tyler Harris
Yes you're right I've been drinking cheers
Jayden Anderson
>Why yes, Lifehouse is The Who's best album
youtube.com
Adrian Parker
See me
Feel me
Touch me
Heal me
Alexander Cruz
why are there so many tommy posts lately here and on /tv they are everywhere?
Luis Parker
>which is By Numbers' best track along with Success Story.
The best songs are actually Dreaming from the Waist and However Much I Booze.
Camden Wilson
Never got the appeal of DFTW, it's just a rehash of Long Live Rock. HMIB is great tho.
Bentley Smith
Everytime I put this on and I'm a few songs in I wonder why I don't listen to it more often, and by the end of it I remember why.
Michael White
I like this album, but having to listen to it every single second of the day sounds terrifying.
Anthony Foster
They sound literally nothing alike, and Dreaming From the Waist mogs LLR.
James Hernandez
Christmas is the only good song there
5:15 is the only good song on Quadrophenia
My Generation is the only good song on the same album
So Sad About Us is the only good song in A Quick One
I Can See for Miles is the only good song on Sell Out
The beginning and ending track are the only good songs on Who's Next