The Who

In November 2018, when The Who electrified Wembley with their live rendition of "Baba O'Riley," they were riding the wave of their extensive catalog while celebrating their legacy. Just a year before, they released "Who," their first studio album in over a decade, showcasing a maturity that resonated with both long-time fans and new listeners alike. Despite being a band formed way back in 1964, they proved they could still pack a punch, both in the studio and on stage. Interesting tidbit? This performance, with the Isobel Griffiths Orchestra, wasn’t just about nostalgic hits—it highlighted the evolution of their sound, blending classic rock with orchestral elements. With Roger Daltrey's iconic vocals and Pete Townshend's power-packed guitar work, the presence of the orchestra added an unexpected richness, proving that The Who can still create that familiar magic, even after all these years. How's that for timeless talent?

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