THE
WHO
–
Who’s
Better,
Who’s
Best
While
the
first
(and
only)
encounter
of
many
new
ears
with
a
composition
by
The
Who
may
be
via
the
version
used
for
the
CSI
TV
series,
this
DVD
collection
is
a
good
start
to
explore
the
band’s
influence
on
rock
music
since
the
‘60s.
From
un-scrubbed
young
upstarts
to
old
rockers,
The
Who
is
as
important
as
other
British
pioneers
like
The
Beatles
and
Rolling
Stones.
Initially
released
over
two
decades
ago,
this
collection
of
live
performances
and
video
clips
get
a
DVD
make-over,
covering
The
Who
period
from
1965
–
1982.
Songs
include
My
Generation,
Substitute,
The
Kids
Are
Alright,
I’m
A
Boy,
Magic
Bus,
Pinball
Wizard,
I’m
Free,
See
Me
Feel
Me,
Won’t
Get
Fooled
Again,
and
Who
Are
You?
Vocalist
Roger
Daltrey
and
Pete
Townshend
are
the
only
surviving
members,
50%
of
the
band
passing
on
over
the
years
-
drummer
Keith
Moon’s
excesses
taking
its
toll
several
decades
ago
and
bassist
John
Entwistle
in
more
recent
years.
5
/
B
-
PB
1
2
3
4
5
6
A
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B
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C
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