The Who

By June of 1969, The Who had just released their landmark album, "Tommy," which had completely changed the game for rock music with its ambitious rock opera narrative. This ambitious project was a turning point, showcasing their growth, both musically and conceptually. By the time they performed at the Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis, they were truly riding a wave of creativity and experimentation. The performance, which included hits like *I Can't Explain* and *Young Man Blues*, reflects their raw energy and charisma, making it a must-see for fans of the era. Interestingly, not only did "Tommy" catapult them into a new stratosphere of fame, but it also solidified their reputation as a band that wasn’t afraid to push boundaries, blending rock with theater. Their live shows around this time were legendary for their raucous atmosphere and the explosive presence of Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey, which only cemented The Who’s place in rock history.

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