Quadrophenia, The Who
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The Who's Quadrophenia stands as a landmark double album that redefined what rock opera could achieve. Released in 1973, this ambitious work follows Jimmy's journey through the turbulent Mod scene, exploring themes of identity, alienation, and youthful rebellion with remarkable depth. Pete Townshend's songwriting prowess shines throughout, complemented by intricate guitar work and synthesizer arrangements that were ahead of their time. Keith Moon's dynamic drumming and Roger Daltrey's commanding vocals drive the narrative forward with raw intensity. This is essential listening for anyone serious about classic rock—a sonically rich, emotionally resonant masterpiece that captures a generation's spirit and remains profoundly relevant today.
MINT - sealed
NM - likely never played - almost perfect
VG+ - light scuffs, light scratches wont effect play
VG - signs of wear, light scratches you can feel
GOOD - surface noise, visible groove wear
POOR / FAIR- some damage, causing issues like skipping & distorted audio
OIS - original inner sleeve
