Tracklist
| I Am The Sea | |||
| The Real Me | |||
| Quadrophenia | |||
| Cut My Hair | |||
| The Punk And The Godfather | |||
| I'm One | |||
| The Dirty Jobs | |||
| Helpless Dancer | |||
| Is It In My Head | |||
| I've Had Enough | |||
| 5:15 | |||
| Sea And Sand | |||
| Drowned | |||
| Bell Boy | |||
| Doctor Jimmy | |||
| The Rock | |||
| Love, Reign O'er Me |
Credits (26)
John EntwistleBass, Horns, Vocals
Ethan A. Russell*Design Concept [Conceived By]
Pete TownshendDesign Concept [Conceived By]
Roger DaltreyDesign Concept [Idea]
Ron NevisonEngineer
Ron FawcusEngineer [Assistance], Mixed By [Mixing Continuity]
Notes
The Who's sixth studio album, a "Rock Opera" that tells the story of a young mod named Jimmy set in London and Brighton in 1965. It was the only Who album to be written in its entirety by Pete Townshend.
Mostly recorded at Ronnie Lane's Mobile Studio, while the studio's control room was being finished, in summer 1973.
A film based on the album was released in 1979 with a soundtrack featuring some tracks remixed from the original album.
Mostly recorded at Ronnie Lane's Mobile Studio, while the studio's control room was being finished, in summer 1973.
A film based on the album was released in 1979 with a soundtrack featuring some tracks remixed from the original album.
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referencing Quadrophenia (2×CD, Album) 831 074-2
I believe this is the only CD version that was available in the UK that uses the original mix from the original vinyl (with "chicken noises" in dirty jobs and the vocal right at the start of I'm one). All later releases seem to be the remixed version. So, if like me you prefer the original vinyl, this seems to be the best CD to replicate that. -
Great fidelity with thumping bass and nice snap on the snares, fluid bass and crystal clear highs. Nice soundstage! Terrific! [Tech specs in my profile]. -
Moon and Entwistle shine on this pressing, really full and loud. I’ve got a German ‘73 release that sounds nice too, but not as loud as this one which knocks you in the face, in a good way. If you’re looking for an all analog original of one of the greatest albums of all time, you won’t go wrong with this one.
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Awesomely thunderous yet lush sounding LPs which belong to the legendary '320' series of pressings mastered by Willem Makkee in 2001. Vinyl itself is dead-silent on my copy... -
Edited one month agoreferencing Quadrophenia (2×LP, Album, Stereo) 2657 013
Absolutely stellar sounding record, beats all the others to a pulp. -
The best of the Who’s “polished“ albums. To understand the band, listen to Live at Leeds and then immediately listen to Quadrophenia. You’re welcome
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This is a great pressing overall, with a very high-quality presentation that shows where the $50 price tag comes from. My one question is this: how come the vocals sound so compressed compared to everything else? The instrumentals sound crisp and clear. Perhaps my mind will change next I listen to this pressing -
Buenos días, ¿porqué no se pone el año de publicación de esta reedición, si en la contraportada y en los identificadores señalan que es de 1978?.
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Excellent pressing. Is probably my favorite Who album. Was very fortunate to see much of this performed in Philadelphia and DC!!
Great memories. Last time I would see them with Kieth Moon -
referencing Quadrophenia (2×LP, Album, Stereo) 2657 013
This is a great sounding UK pressing. The sound is fresh, punchy, airy and crispy. Stereo separation is superb.
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