The Who

In July 2006, during the band's live performance in Ulm, Germany, The Who were in the thick of their "Endless Wire" tour, having released the studio album "Endless Wire" just months prior, in October 2006. This album marked their first full-length studio effort in over two decades, signaling a vibrant comeback for the legendary British rock band. The enthusiasm surrounding the album and tour was palpable, as long-time fans were eager to embrace new music alongside the classics. Notably, "Endless Wire" also includes a rock opera element, reflecting the band’s continued innovation and storytelling prowess, which began with their earlier works like "Tommy." The live recording captures the band's electrifying energy, showcasing their ability to connect deeply with audiences, even decades after their initial rise to fame. It’s a beautiful snapshot of an artist who has remained resilient and relevant through the ever-changing music landscape.

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