The Live in New York Blu-ray delivers the full concert in HD with both surround and stereo sound
but also Hawkwind's one-chord power jams and the pop-infused punk of Jay Reatard
with the talented violinist (who doubles on synthesizer) being joined by an oversized rhythm section (which includes either electric bassist Gerald Veasley or acoustic bassist Avery Sharpe) for a variety of melodic and danceable numbers
often feels electrifyingly spontaneous yet staunchly assured — like tightly wound intensity that seems to unravel only at the exact perfect moment
The songs on Lonely Sets Me Free are soulful
A Quick One Score The Live in New YorkThe Who's landmark 1966 debut, A Quick One, climbed to #4 on the UK charts and introduced the genre defining title track that would influence their future rock opera masterpieces. This Record Store Day 2LP edition captures the original mono mix alongside B sides, alternate takes, Ready Steady Who! performances, and instrumentals. Pressed on striking transparent green and orange vinyl with printed inner sleeves, it's an essential collection for Who