Quadrophenia (1973)
| Artist: Who |
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Song Listing
Disc 1
Song Title
1. I Am The Sea ~ The Who
2. Real Me, The ~ The Who
3. Quadrophenia ~ The Who
4. Cut My Hair ~ The Who
5. Punk And The Godfather, The ~ The Who
6. I'm One ~ The Who
7. Dirty Jobs, The ~ The Who
8. Helpless Dancer ~ The Who
9. Is It In My Head? ~ The Who
10. I've Had Enough ~ The Who
Disc 2
Song Title
1. 5:15 ~ The Who
2. Sea And Sand ~ The Who
3. Drowned ~ The Who
4. Bell Boy ~ The Who
5. Doctor Jimmy ~ The Who
6. Rock, The ~ The Who
7. Love, Reign O'er Me ~ The Who
Album Notes and Credits
Notes & Personnel Info |
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Originally released on Polydor (6235). |
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Digitally remastered by Jon Astley (Close To The Edge). |
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The Who: Pete Townshend (vocals, guitar, keyboards); John Entwistle (vocals, bass, horns); Roger Daltrey (vocals); Keith Moon (drums, percussion, vocals). |
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Additional personnel: John Curle (spoken vocals); Chris Stainton (piano). |
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Recorded at The Kitchen, Battersea, England. |
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Includes a 56-page booklet. |
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This 1996 digitally remastered reissue of QUADROPHENIA contains remixed versions of "The Real Me," "Quadrophenia," "Dr. Jimmy" and "The Rock." It comes with a 52-page booklet. |
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Originally released on MCA (10004). |
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Composer: Pete Townshend. |
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The Who: Pete Townshend (various instruments, background vocals); John Entwistle (bass instrument, background vocals); Keith Moon (drums, background vocals); Roger Daltrey. |
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Personnel: John Entwistle (vocals, horns); Keith Moon (vocals, percussion); Roger Daltrey (vocals); Chris Stanton (piano); Pete Townshend, Rod Houison, Ron Nevison (sound effects). |
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Additional personnel: John Curle (spoken vocals); Chris Stainton (piano). |
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Audio Mixers: Ron Fawcus; Bobby Pridden. |
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Audio Remasterer: Bob Ludwig. |
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Audio Remixers: Andy McPhearson; Jon Astley. |
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Recording information: The Kitchen, Thessally Road, Battersea, Ontario, Canada (1972-05-??&1973-06-??_1973-). |
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Photographer: Graham Hughes. |
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Unknown Contributor Roles: Jon Astley; Kit Lambert; Andy MacPherson; Bob Ludwig. |
Producer: The Who; Pete Townshend; The Who; Jon Astley (Reissue) |
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Engineer: Glyn Johns; Ron Nevison; Ron Fawcus; Glyn Johns; Ron Nevison |
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Artist Overview
From the youthful arrogance of their early 1960s recordings to their ambitious rock operas and the more introspective FM rock staples of their mid-1970s albums, the Who raged like a rock & roll inferno. Pete Townshend's guitar fireworks and Keith Moon's larger-than-life drumming combined with the busy basslines of John Entwistle and Roger Daltrey's vocal roar to create one of rock's mightiest noises. The band reconvened numerous times following the hard-living Moon's death in 1978, and even continued to play for several years following the death of Entwistle in 2002.
Artist Influences
Bo Diddley | Chuck Berry | Eddie Cochran | Jackie Wilson | James Brown | Jimmy Reed | Johnny Kidd | Johnny Kidd & the Pirates | Link Wray | Mose Allison | Otis Redding | Sam Cooke | Slim Harpo | The Beach Boys | The Beatles | The Kinks | The Rolling Stones | The Shadows | The Ventures
Bo Diddley | Chuck Berry | Eddie Cochran | Jackie Wilson | James Brown | Jimmy Reed | Johnny Kidd | Johnny Kidd & the Pirates | Link Wray | Mose Allison | Otis Redding | Sam Cooke | Slim Harpo | The Beach Boys | The Beatles | The Kinks | The Rolling Stones | The Shadows | The Ventures
Artist Contemporaries
Alice Cooper | Bad Company | Cheap Trick | Cream | David Bowie | Faces | Family (UK) | Frank Zappa | Golden Earring | Grand Funk Railroad | Ian Hunter | James Gang | Jeff Beck | Jethro Tull | Jimi Hendrix | Led Zeppelin | Love | Man | MC5 | Mott the Hoople | Oasis | P.P. Arnold | Pink Floyd | Q 65 | Queen | Robert Plant | Rod Stewart | Small Faces | Supergrass | Sweet | T. Rex | The Action (Freakbeat) | The Animals | The Choir | The Clash | The Creation | The Easybeats | The Equals | The Jam | The Litter | The Misunderstood | The Moody Blues | The Move | The Nice | The Pretty Things | The Smoke (UK) | The Sorrows (UK) | The Stooges | The Troggs | The Yardbirds | Them | Traffic | Turquoise | Yes
Alice Cooper | Bad Company | Cheap Trick | Cream | David Bowie | Faces | Family (UK) | Frank Zappa | Golden Earring | Grand Funk Railroad | Ian Hunter | James Gang | Jeff Beck | Jethro Tull | Jimi Hendrix | Led Zeppelin | Love | Man | MC5 | Mott the Hoople | Oasis | P.P. Arnold | Pink Floyd | Q 65 | Queen | Robert Plant | Rod Stewart | Small Faces | Supergrass | Sweet | T. Rex | The Action (Freakbeat) | The Animals | The Choir | The Clash | The Creation | The Easybeats | The Equals | The Jam | The Litter | The Misunderstood | The Moody Blues | The Move | The Nice | The Pretty Things | The Smoke (UK) | The Sorrows (UK) | The Stooges | The Troggs | The Yardbirds | Them | Traffic | Turquoise | Yes
Artist Followers
20/20 | AC/DC | Aerosmith | Alice Cooper | Argent | Arthur Brown | Bachman-Turner Overdrive | Bad Company | Big Star | Billy Idol | Billy Squier | Black Sabbath | Blue ?yster Cult | Blue Cheer | Blues Magoos | Blur | Boston | Bruce Springsteen | Bubble Puppy | Buzzcocks | Cast (U.K.) | Cheap Trick | Crack the Sky | David Bowie | Dr. Dog | Dungen | Dwight Twilley | Eddie Money | Foghat | Free | Glass Harp | Godfathers (UK) | Grand Funk Railroad | Great White | Green Day | Guided by Voices | Hsker D | Heart | Ian Dury | Iggy Pop | James Gang | Jet (Hard Rock) | Joan Jett | Judas Priest | Kiss | Marillion | Material Issue | MC5 | McFly | Menswear | Midnight Oil | Montrose | Mott the Hoople | Nazareth | Nirvana (US) | Oasis | Paul Collins | Pearl Jam | Peter Frampton | Phish | Pixies | Pretenders | Queen | Queensr?che | Radiohead | Ramones | Roxy Music | Rush | Sex Pistols | Shoes (U.S.) | Shop Assistants | Slade | Smashing Pumpkins | Steppenwolf | Stereophonics | Steve Wynn | Styx | Supergrass | Sweet | T. Rex | Taking Back Sunday | Ted Nugent | The Afghan Whigs | The Breeders | The Cars | The Charlatans UK | The Clash | The Creation | The dB's | The Dream Syndicate | The Fiery Furnaces | The Flaming Lips | The Guess Who | The Herd | The Hold Steady | The Jam | The La's | The Libertines | The Move | The Nazz | The Nerves | The Only Ones | The Plimsouls | The Raspberries | The Real Kids | The Romantics | The Runaways | The Saints (Punk) | The Sensational Alex Harvey Band (Rock) | The Smithereens | The Stone Roses | The Stooges | The Tubes | The Vines | Thin Lizzy | Todd Rundgren | U2 | Uriah Heep | Van Halen | Wishbone Ash | ZZ Top
20/20 | AC/DC | Aerosmith | Alice Cooper | Argent | Arthur Brown | Bachman-Turner Overdrive | Bad Company | Big Star | Billy Idol | Billy Squier | Black Sabbath | Blue ?yster Cult | Blue Cheer | Blues Magoos | Blur | Boston | Bruce Springsteen | Bubble Puppy | Buzzcocks | Cast (U.K.) | Cheap Trick | Crack the Sky | David Bowie | Dr. Dog | Dungen | Dwight Twilley | Eddie Money | Foghat | Free | Glass Harp | Godfathers (UK) | Grand Funk Railroad | Great White | Green Day | Guided by Voices | Hsker D | Heart | Ian Dury | Iggy Pop | James Gang | Jet (Hard Rock) | Joan Jett | Judas Priest | Kiss | Marillion | Material Issue | MC5 | McFly | Menswear | Midnight Oil | Montrose | Mott the Hoople | Nazareth | Nirvana (US) | Oasis | Paul Collins | Pearl Jam | Peter Frampton | Phish | Pixies | Pretenders | Queen | Queensr?che | Radiohead | Ramones | Roxy Music | Rush | Sex Pistols | Shoes (U.S.) | Shop Assistants | Slade | Smashing Pumpkins | Steppenwolf | Stereophonics | Steve Wynn | Styx | Supergrass | Sweet | T. Rex | Taking Back Sunday | Ted Nugent | The Afghan Whigs | The Breeders | The Cars | The Charlatans UK | The Clash | The Creation | The dB's | The Dream Syndicate | The Fiery Furnaces | The Flaming Lips | The Guess Who | The Herd | The Hold Steady | The Jam | The La's | The Libertines | The Move | The Nazz | The Nerves | The Only Ones | The Plimsouls | The Raspberries | The Real Kids | The Romantics | The Runaways | The Saints (Punk) | The Sensational Alex Harvey Band (Rock) | The Smithereens | The Stone Roses | The Stooges | The Tubes | The Vines | Thin Lizzy | Todd Rundgren | U2 | Uriah Heep | Van Halen | Wishbone Ash | ZZ Top
Compilation Appearances
Associated Artists and Works
Technical Info
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Release Date : 07/02/1996 |
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Original Release Date : 1973 |
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Catalog ID : 11463 |
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Label : MCA (USA) |
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Number of Discs : 2 |
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Studio/Live : Studio |
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Mono/Stereo : Stereo |
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SPAR Code : n/a |
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UPC : 00008811146320 |
Professional Reviews
Q (6/00, p.69)
- Ranked #56 in Q's "100 Greatest British Albums"
- Ranked #56 in Q's "100 Greatest British Albums"
Q (8/96, p.143)
- 5 Stars - Indispensible - "...it abides as one of The Who's peaks because...its instant, push-button atmosphere is always lifted from the realms of ham by some heartfelt Daltrey shout'n'croon, a bit of comedy Moon...and the anthemic elegance of the last two tracks..."
- 5 Stars - Indispensible - "...it abides as one of The Who's peaks because...its instant, push-button atmosphere is always lifted from the realms of ham by some heartfelt Daltrey shout'n'croon, a bit of comedy Moon...and the anthemic elegance of the last two tracks..."
Q (4/01, p.127)
- 4 stars out of 5 - "...The very essence of The Who in the '70s - gravity-defying bassruns and all....Townshend's heart sounds like it might burst with all that disaffection. Fantastic, still."
- 4 stars out of 5 - "...The very essence of The Who in the '70s - gravity-defying bassruns and all....Townshend's heart sounds like it might burst with all that disaffection. Fantastic, still."
Q (8/96, p.143)
- 5 Stars - Indispensible - "...it abides as one of The Who's peaks because...its instant, push-button atmosphere is always lifted from the realms of ham by some heartfelt Daltrey shout'n'croon, a bit of comedy Moon...and the antemic elegance of the last two tracks..."
- 5 Stars - Indispensible - "...it abides as one of The Who's peaks because...its instant, push-button atmosphere is always lifted from the realms of ham by some heartfelt Daltrey shout'n'croon, a bit of comedy Moon...and the antemic elegance of the last two tracks..."
NME (Magazine)
(6/29/96, p.54)
- 8 (out of 10)
- "...it is only now that a fully remastered...full, double CD version has been released....Townshend's windmilling riffing arm has never been busier, John Entwistle remains the finest bass player breathing, and Keith Moon...is truly magnificent..."
(6/29/96, p.54)
- 8 (out of 10)
- "...it is only now that a fully remastered...full, double CD version has been released....Townshend's windmilling riffing arm has never been busier, John Entwistle remains the finest bass player breathing, and Keith Moon...is truly magnificent..."
Record Collector (magazine)
(p.106)
- 4 stars out of 5 -- "What's initially most striking is how elaborate so many of these tracks are, one man laboriously multi-tracking himself to give his colleagues the fullest possible idea of how the finished songs should sound."
(p.106)
- 4 stars out of 5 -- "What's initially most striking is how elaborate so many of these tracks are, one man laboriously multi-tracking himself to give his colleagues the fullest possible idea of how the finished songs should sound."
