The death of Randy Fitzsimmons
The Hives
Emneord
Minder om
Human safari
Ora the Molecule
The dark side of the moon - live at Wembley, London, 1974
Pink Floyd
Loud & proud! : anthology
Nazareth
Keeping secrets will destroy you
Bonnie "Prince" Billy
Thumbs up
Anne Dorte Michelsen (f. 1958)
Goods
Edda Magnason
The zealot gene
Jethro Tull
New better day
Tamra Rosanes
Love in the modern age
Josh Rouse
Anmeldelser (3)
American songwriter
2023
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Lee Zimmerman
2023
"Both Daltrey and Townsend are in fine form, and clearly up to the task of presenting the group's catalog in the best light. Ask any devotee and they will tell you - any new album by The Who makes for a worthy acquisition, with or without strings attached".
AllMusic
2023
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Stephen Thomas Erlewine
2023
"The Who integrate the orchestra quite seamlessly throughout the performances, especially during an extended segment focused on Quadrophenia material; the orchestra helps Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey summon a bit of the old Who's flair for bombast".
Glide magazine
d. 31. mar. 2023
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Doug Collette
d. 31. mar. 2023
"Opening with "Who Are You," then "Eminence Front," Daltrey, Townshend and (extended) company waste no time in unleashing what can only accurately be described as an assault on the senses. In another significant twist of fate, the attack is actually led by Zak Starkey: with his kinetic playing, Ringo Starr's son is ground zero for the power emanating from the combined instrumental unit. Even on the more restrained numbers, such as "Imagine A Man," off The Who by Numbers, the drummer punctuates the arrangements with consummate authority, thereby supplying direction for the rest of the performers".