The Who

When The Who performed "5:15" live at the O2 Arena on November 30, 2013, they were deep into their tour celebrating the iconic album *Quadrophenia*, which was originally released in 1973. This tour marked a significant moment as it was one of the band's ways of reconnecting with their classic rock roots, allowing both new fans and long-time followers to experience the power of their music live. It’s particularly poignant to note that this performance featured the legendary John Entwistle's bass work, often hailed as one of the best in rock history, even though he had passed away a decade earlier. The way the band paid homage to him during this performance—exemplified by the iconic bass solo—was a touching reminder of his colossal influence. Not just a concert, this event resonated deeply, showcasing The Who's enduring legacy and ability to unite generations of fans through electric performances.

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