The Who – My Generation

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“My Generation” 2LP 180g Mono 45RPM & Hybrid Mono SACD. Pre-Order Now Vinyl due this month, SACD dates unknown

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The Who – My Generation

The Who - My Generation

180-gram 45 RPM mono double LP

Includes “My Generation,” “The Kids Are Alright” and “The Ox”

Mastered by Chris Bellman at Bernie Grundman Mastering from the original analogue master tapes

Pressed at Quality Record Pressings

Stoughton Printing tip-on old style gatefold jacket with scuff resistant matte finish

The explosive debut from The Who still sounds like a shock to the system — and My Generation remains one of the most ferocious opening statements in rock history.

Originally released in 1965, My Generation peaked at No. 5 on the U.K. charts and instantly propelled the band toward worldwide acclaim.

My Generation captured the raw energy of the mid-1960s British mod scene and introduced the band’s classic lineup — Roger Daltrey, Pete Townshend, John Entwistle, and Keith Moon.

Its aggressive sound, feedback, and power-chord attack helped lay groundwork for hard rock and punk decades later.

Its notable tracks included the title song with its defiant “…hope I die before I get old” lyric and one of rock’s earliest bass solos, by Entwistle.

Also memorable, “The Kids Are Alright,” one of Townshend’s earliest great pop compositions, “A Legal Matter” and “Out in the Street.”

The instrumental showcase The Ox highlights Entwistle’s thunderous bass playing and the band’s explosive early interplay.

Now this landmark recording receives the audiophile treatment it deserves.

Pressed at Quality Record Pressings on 180-gram vinyl and spread across two 45 RPM LPs, this edition unlocks the album’s full sonic force.

The wider grooves and faster playback speed deliver greater dynamic range, improved transient attack, and deeper low-end authority – letting Moon’s manic drumming, Townshend’s slashing chords, and Entwistle’s pioneering bass lines leap from the speakers with startling immediacy.

From the opening blast to the final groove, My Generation remains a thrilling document of a band about to change rock ‘n’ roll forever

SACD: Hybrid Mono SACD

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Mastered to DSD from the original analogue master tapes

Now this landmark recording receives the audiophile treatment it deserves.

Mastered to DSD from the original analogue tapes, this Hybrid Mono SACD edition unlocks the album’s full sonic force.

The disc delivers greater dynamic range, improved transient attack, and deeper low-end authority —  letting Moon’s manic drumming,

Townshend’s slashing chords, and Entwistle’s pioneering bass lines leap from the speakers with startling immediacy. 

Track List (2LP & SACD): The Who – My Generation

LP 1 Side A

1. Out In The Street

2. I Don’t Mind

3. The Good’s Gone

LP 1 Side B

1. La-La-La-Lies

2. Much Too Much

3. My Generation

LP 2 Side A

1. The Kids Are Alright

2. Please, Please, Please

3. It’s Not True

LP 2 Side B

1. I’m A Man

2. A Legal Matter

3. The Ox

Additional information

Version

180G Vinyl, SACD

Brand

Analogue Productions

Analogue Productions It was in 1992 that Acoustic Sounds owner Chad Kassem reissued his first Analogue Productions title, Virgil Thompson's The Plow That Broke The Plains, originally on Vanguard. Analogue Productions began as a vehicle for Kassem to license his favorite all-time recordings and reissue them as remastered and as a superior version to the original release. Since its inception AP has reissued hundreds of titles, ranging from classical to folk, pop, rock, blues and jazz. Included in the many highlights of Analogue Productions' history are the Fantasy 45 Jazz Reissues, the Blue Note Reissues, and premium box sets of the music of such legendary acts as The Doors, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Nat "King" Cole and Norah Jones. True to its name, Analogue Productions works with the original analogue master tapes - more than any other reissue label! The result is superior sound - richer, warmer and more lifelike, than digital.

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