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The Who | Live at Leeds: 40th Anniversary Super-Deluxe Collector's Edition

Universal (2010)
Nearly three decades after launching a farewell tour, the Who continue to wring out dough from their fans both live and via recorded versions of their concerts.
By MICHAEL CHRISTOPHER | November 30, 2010

June 2008

Monthly forecast
Monthly forecast
By SYMBOLINE DAI | June 12, 2008

Celtic tigers

Interview: the Chieftains at Symphony Hall — again
At 69, Paddy Moloney is still the world’s foremost uilleann-pipes player.
By JIM SULLIVAN | March 12, 2008

Who are they?

Gary Cherone tackles the Who with Slipkid
As Beatle Juice was to the Beatles, so Slipkid are to the Who.
By JIM SULLIVAN | December 31, 2007

October 2007

Monthly forecast
It's October again, and the theme is harvest, harvest, harvest thanks to Venus and Saturn in Virgo.
By SALLY CRAGIN | October 02, 2007

'Please kill me'

The open-casket look vs. plastic punk
This article originally appeared in the August 16, 1977 issue of the Boston Phoenix.
By D.C. DENISON | August 20, 2007

Endless rhapsody

How Queen trumped the punks
If Queen had not existed, it would by no means have been necessary to invent them.
By JAMES PARKER | August 07, 2007

Long live rock

The Who, TD Banknorth Garden, December 2, 2006
Pete Townshend — slightly hunched and dripping sweat, the words “teenage wasteland” projected on a screen behind him — hit the last guitar chord of the Who’s anthem of unrepentant youthful rebellion and pride, “Baba O’Riley,” and stepped to the microphone. Slideshow: The Who at TD Banknorth Garden, December 2, 2006
By TED DROZDOWSKI | December 04, 2006

The 40 greatest concerts in Boston history: 23

For Pete’s sake

The return of the mighty Who
It’s been 24 years since the Who released a studio album. Townshend’s follies: Pete's pet projects. By James Parker.
By JAMES PARKER | October 25, 2006

Forward into the past!

Oldies and more in the season’s CD releases
Could it be just a coincidence that as I sit here writing this, a grizzled Bob Seger is gearing up for the release of Face the Promise , the Detroit rocker’s first proper studio album in, oh, forever and a day? The Lemonheads, "No Backbone" (mp3)
By MATT ASHARE | September 14, 2006