The Who

The first 18 tracks cover material you should be able to recite in your sleep (yes, even "Squeeze Box"). But the two closing tracks are the real draw -- they're the first new Who songs in 22 years. "Real Good Looking Boy" is a stripped-down ode to Elvis Presley, while "Old Red Wine" is a tribute to the late John Entwistle.

Pete Townshend wrote his most famous lyric -- "Hope I die before I get old" -- in 1965,
allegedly on the very day he turned twenty: May 19th. Thirty-nine years later, "My
Generation" remains rock's greatest fuck-you song, and Townshend is not only alive but
writing and recording his first new Who music in decades, in the defiant belief that half a
Who -- now just him and singer Roger Daltrey (and friends) -- is better than none... More >