The Who

In the early 2000s, The Who was in a reflective phase of their storied career, particularly around the time of the live recording at the Royal Albert Hall in 2002. Just prior, in 2000, they released the album "The Who's Greatest Hits" which collected many of their classic tracks and introduced newer fans to their timeless sound. However, the live performance captured in the 2002 recording stands out, not only for the iconic venue but also as a poignant moment; it was one of the final shows featuring John Entwistle, the band's legendary bassist, who tragically passed away shortly after. This performance showcased their undeniable energy and camaraderie, taking the audience on a nostalgia trip through hits that defined rock. Enthusiasts often point to these shows as a testament to both their legacy and their ability to still connect deeply with fans, even decades after their rise to fame.

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