The Who - Live At The Fillmore - Japan 2 SHM-CD

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The Who

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One of The Who's most famous unreleased live recordings finally gets its long-awaited official release in 2018, on the 50th anniversary of the stage, on two CDs, recorded on April 6, 1968, at the Fillmore East in New York City.It includes a spectacular 33-minute version of "My Generation," early hits such as "I Can't Express," "Happy Jack," and "I'm a Boy," the classic "Summertime Blues," and the first officially released performance by The Who, "Come Everywhere. The Who's first official release as a band, including three Eddie Cochran covers including "Come Everybody," "Fortune Teller," familiar to the Rolling Stones, "Inazumi" and "Relax" from their latest album "The Who Sell Out," and "Little Billy," which was unreleased until it was included on "Odds and Sods" in 1974. Little Billy," and other classic and rare songs,It is a rare record that captures the transitional period of the band's transformation from pop to rock. Sound engineer Bob Priden, who was the sound director there at the time, carefully restored and mixed the original 4-track master tape. John Astley, the Who's longtime mastering contractor, mastered the recordings, ensuring that the legendary recordings, which were pirated in the early 1970s and led to The Who's reputation as "rock's most dynamic live band," are in a quality that is worthy of the band's reputation. The quality is worthy of the legendary recordings that made The Who "rock's most dynamic live band".