Reviews (page 15 of 15)
side B
Baba O'Riley - 4 Bargain - 4 Love Ain't For Keeping - 2.5 My Wife - 3 The Song is Over - 3.5 Getting in Tune - 3 Going Mobile - 3 Behind Blue Eyes - 3.75 Won't Get Fooled Again - 2.5 Not a bad album just not for me. Last song is too long and has crazy outro. First two songs are great though.
Pretty cool
Really good memorable singles from this album
who?
Awesome
This one was full of nostalgia for me. I don't think I appreciatecd the nuance of the percussion and just the raw angsty feel. when I was young. It was over too soon
Probably the best The Who album
I’ve heard a lot of the songs before. Those that I didn’t here were pretty good.
Rock in’ classically🎸
So many classics that are simply fantastic.
Even though I still feel this album has some arguably filler-ish tracks - 'My Wife' in particular, and 'Love Ain't for Keeping' always felt a bit bland - the strength of the songs are just too great to justify anything other than 5 stars.
Very strong start and finish but lags in the middle, much like me having a shag.
Love the rich music and chord progression. Rad.
Great
A classic, my kind of music
One of the toughest for me to get through so far. I realized after listening to this that The Who are the MOST overplayed classic rock group of all time. Ugh.
czaje vibe ale nie siedzi mi jakos bardzo
Vahvaa menoa ja komeaa soitantaa. Olispa päässyt 70-luvulla kokemaan livenä
Excelente
Great album.
Classic Who album. Great individual songs, moderate composition
Love this album.
Really glad I finally listened to them properly. Rockier than expected.
The highs are roaringly high and get you slapping your leg to the beat. The lows (or mediums?) are ok. Not bad songs but some just clearly lack the energy and you just wait for it to pick back up again.
3.5
Classsic
amazing. 10/10
A classic!! I think I first heard this sometime in high school. "Going Mobile" is really really good in particular - that one always stood out to me, even more so than "Behind Blue Eyes" or "Won't Get Fooled Again". As someone who has listened to the Who's entire discography, this is without a doubt one of the strongest points.
1971: Key Songs: Baba O'Riley, Behind Blue Eyes
Dad rock but by actually talented musicians
2/9 Wanderer music. Standou Tracks: Behind Blue Eyes, Won’t Get Fooled Again, Water, I Don’t Even Know Myself
Classic!
the album defintley has a lull in the middle, but many great songs here, and definitley a classic. I liked it better than Tommy. I really loved Bargain, which I wasnt familiar with before. Closer to a 3.5
A generous 3. Really fallen out of love with this album. It sounds very meat and potatoes at times.