Quadrophenia (2007) Album Review

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Music critics combined give Quadrophenia a score of 3.6167 out of 4

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starling.rinet

Track listing: 1) I Am The Sea; 2) The Real Me ; 3) Quadrophenia ; 4) Cut My Hair; 5) The Punk And The Godfather ; 6) I'm One; 7) The Dirty Jobs; 8) Helpless Dancer; 9) Is It In My Head; 10) I've Had Enough; 11) 5:15 ; 12) Sea And Sand; 13)
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John Mcferrin Music Reviews

Phase two of the neverending quest to oneup Tommy . And although the public didn't quite think so, I say he might have succeeded! Like its predecessor (and yes, like the original Lifehouse ), this is a double length 'rock-opera,' but whereas
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Yahoo! Music

Despite the disaster of the aborted 'Lifehouse' project, the highlights of which were condensed onto the stellar 'Who's Next' album, Pete Townshend presented The Who with another concept idea in 1973.
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All Music Guide

Pete Townshendrevisited the rock opera concept with another double-album opus, this time built around the story of a young mod's struggle to come of age in the mid-'60s. If anything, this was a more ambitious project thanTommy, given added weight
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The Daily Vault Album Reviews

The Who never had peaks and valleys in their career. To this day, Pete Townshend can windmill out excellent riffs and Roger Daltrey believes what he is singing. No, the Who's peaks and valleys occured within their albums, leading to works of art
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