I Can See for Miles

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Substitute, The Kids Are Alright, I Can See For Miles.

And as we s-

Making the argument for the '60s

Comes from their criminally underrated album, a quick one.

Lots of people point to I Can See For Miles, which didn't arrive until 1967, by the way.

Yeah, they point to that as The Who's first foray into freakbeat territory, I guess, and starting to get more psychedelic.

I disagree.

I would say they're in my top three.

three favorite bands to rival at least personally for me the Beatles and the Doors and the Who those are kind of my three favorite bands their sound is an interesting sound because it's kind of got that explosive mod era rock hard rock sound they're really hard to explain because they've got a lot of different things but then you've got Pete Towns and later on pushing them into concept albums like Tommy and Quadrophenia which are amazing albums in their own but They've got a ton of songs, and I'm sure most people know My Generation, I Can See for Miles, Pinball Wizard, Baba O'Reilly, Behind Blue Eyes, Won't Get Fooled Again, Who Are You, on and on and on.

They're huge.

The Who's sold almost 110 million albums worldwide.