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Quadrophenia fan poster for Join Together: The Who Fanzine put together by the incredible @santropezpeach!!!
Super thankful to be in it with so many other amazing artists and writers!
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Roger Daltry.......The Who opened up their Quadrophenia tour at the Cow Palace in San Francisco. 1973
"Bell Boy!" "I've gotta get runnin' now."
The Who perform Bell Boy at the Charlton Athletic Football Grounds, May 1974.
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In '73, The Who released this, QUADROPHENIA, one of their best fucking albums. I think their undisputed masterpiece is 'Love Reign O'er Me', a song so catchy most people probably don't listen to the lyricsBUT THEY SHOULD. because it's not just about the Feeling of longing for a love that no longer exists or never existed in the first place And longing for a 'home' that doesn't relate/contradicts to the one you have.. it's also a PERSONAL REFLECTION OF THE BAND ITSELF. HEY PAUL!!!
ษดแดแดส แดแด แดแดs ๐๐๐ ๐๐๐ค. 1974.
Sting, Quadrophenia, 1979