Say something nice about this album.
This is Quadrophenia by The Who
Isaiah Torres
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Angel Brown
The Real Me and Love, Reign O'er Me are absolute bangers.
Benjamin Rodriguez
One of my all time favorite albums by The Who, and I am a yank. I didn't grow up in post war England, and didn't experience going down to Brighton on Bank Holidays to get into fights with Rockers, but the music is top notch Who at its finest, and the story line is something anybody can relate to, no matter where they are from, when they were born, or what youth subculture they aligned themselves with.
Julian Smith
Probably one of the only five albums I consider a 10/10. Maybe i could criticize some parts of the album for feeling a bit redundant, but they still perfect songs.
Austin Hughes
the best they made
Brandon Miller
Not only their peak, but hardrock peak overall.
Parker Mitchell
Never heard it but I like the movie with Phil Daniels
Kayden Rogers
The movie is alright, but the story line doesn't follow the original story line of the album.
If you liked the movie, you might like the album better. Make sure to read the liner notes. And if you can secure the picture booklet that came with the album, even better.
Christopher Green
Carson Sullivan
I'm Sorry but the song The Clown Meets The God Sponsor just plain ruins the whole album. No wonder it's sitting in the cut out bin to this day!
Colton Foster
Ryder Hernandez
>If you complain you'll disappear just like the lesbians and queers
was pete writing from personal experience here?
Hunter Thompson
The storyline is why this album trumps Tommy. I never felt like I was able to relate to anything in Tommy; it felt too fantastical. But an album about a loser who works a shit job and lives with his parents despite dreams of something bigger is a concept that clicks with me
Jaxson Robinson
Yeah and the execution of that concept is unlike any other rock album, and so cathartic.
Leo Davis
the rock is an amazing song
Ian Johnson
Great album. Maybe my favorite rock album from that time period.
Jordan Thomas
Is the best song in their entire discography.
Christopher Clark
The Who?
Eli Flores
Pete Townshend will burn for this album
Luke Morales
It inspired Zen Arcade, which is vastly superior to Quadrophenia, Tommy, and The Wall
Parker Russell
Well, Tommy is about Autism, so you have to be on the spectrum to truly appreciate Tommy.
Jack Rogers
Well Zen Arcade is most certainly better than The Wall, but I feel it's on equal footing with Tommy and Quadrophenia, and I'm a life long Husker Du fan.