| Interpret |
| The Who |
| Titel |
| Tommy |
| Veröffentlichung |
| Mai 1969 |
| Aufnahme |
| 1969 |
| Label |
| Track |
| Tonträgertyp |
| Album (LP) |
| Instrumentalstil |
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| Musikstil |
| Rock |
| Essembleart |
| Band |
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| Bewertungen |
 #96 RollingStone.com (USA, 2003)
 #334 RateYourMusic.com (Mrz 2006)
 #52 Virgin/Colin Larkin(2000)
 #29 DigitalDreamDoor.com (2004)
#148 RollingStone.de (2004) (D, Okt 2004)
 #138 Rolling Stone Forum (Jan 2005)
 #32 Rock Critics Choice(1978)
 #90 VH1 (2001)
 #39 Sounds(2009)
 Mitglied in der "Hall Of Shame"!
 eins von 1001 Alben, die Ihr hören solltet, bevor das Leben vorbei ist! (2008)
eins von 250 Meisterwerken aus fünf Jahrzehnten (Sounds, 2009) |
 
(6.9% bis Platz 100)
(18.2% bis Platz 500)
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\"Rock opera\" is one way to describe the pioneering ambition in Pete Townshend\'s musical exploration of childhood trauma, sexual abuse, repression and spiritual release. Here\'s another way: the slash and thunder of \"My Generation\" blown wide open. Driven by the hellbent drumming of Keith Moon, the Who surge and shine, igniting the drama in Townshend\'s melodies (\"Pinball Wizard,\" \"We\'re Not Gonna Take It\"). \"We worked out the sociological implications, the religious implications, the rock implications,\" he said. \"When we\'d done that, we went into the studio, got smashed out of our brains and made it.\"
Total album sales: 2 million
Peak chart position: 2
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