The 1980 album that became Pete Townshend’s cry for help: “My most morally bereft period”
A revealing record.
The Who Archives: 05/2026
The 1980 song Pete Townshend called his greatest work: “This is one of the best songs I’ve ever written”
Getting straight to the heart.
Roger Daltrey provides encouraging update on Keith Moon biopic: “I want this to be right”
It might finally be happening.
“Figurehead anarchists”: When Pete Townshend out-drunk the Sex Pistols in 1977
“Rock ‘n’ roll’s going down the f***ing pan!”
Roger Daltrey wants to make another album with The Who and hints at live return: “We are not retired”
A return looks on the cards.
The 1969 The Who classic that Pete Townshend will always regret: “I’m embarrassed”
“I’m embarrassed. This sounds like a Music Hall song.”
The one singer Pete Townshend said had a heart of gold: “His work was inspiring”
Always playing for the right reasons.
The 1978 Who song that always reminds Roger Daltrey of Keith Moon: “He was a rascal”
The song was recorded during a testing time.
The 1977 song The Who’s Pete Townshend believed was the “modern ‘My Generation’”
A strong comparison.