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From sweaty mod clubs to “My Generation,” The Who’s mid-60s run forged a louder, smarter kind of rebellion.

Townshend’s windmill strum began as a practical weapon for tiny clubs: volume, attack, and rhythm that cut like drums.

Did Keith Moon really jump behind John Bonham’s kit in 1977? Here’s what the credible record says, why the story persists, and what fans can verify.

Pete Townshend’s Quadrophenia wasn’t just a concept album – it was The Who wrestling identity, class, and chaos into 81 minutes.