According to some sources, alongside the Beatles and the Rolling Stones, the Who complete the holy trinity of British Rock. Starting off as a hard working pub band with their self-styled brand of Maximum R&B they would become much more: The pioneers of rock opera, a powerhouse arena act, and amongst the first rock groups to successfully integrate synthesisers into their sound. 



Think of all of the things that you associate with the classic rock band — the long haired open-chested frontman — the Who. Destruction of instruments and property — the Who. Power chords, - the Who.



Sit back as Ezra and Richard take you from their humble pub beginnings to the untimely death of genius drummer Keith Moon.

According to some sources, alongside the Beatles and the Rolling Stones, the Who complete the holy trinity of British Rock. Starting off as a hard working pub band with their self-styled brand of Maximum R&amp;B they would become much more: The pioneers of rock opera, a powerhouse arena act, and amongst the first rock groups to successfully integrate synthesisers into their sound. Think of all of the things that you associate with the classic rock band &mdash; the long haired open-chested frontman &mdash; the Who. Destruction of instruments and property &mdash; the Who. Power chords, - the Who. Sit back as Ezra and Richard take you from their humble pub beginnings to the untimely death of genius drummer Keith Moon.

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