The Who - The Who Hits 50! (Deluxe)

曲目列表（共 43 首）

1. 0101. Zoot Suit
2. 0202. I Can't Explain (Mono)
3. 0303. Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere (Mono)
4. 0404. My Generation (Mono)
5. 0505. Substitute (Single Version)
6. 0606. The Kids Are Alright (Mono)
7. 0707. I'm A Boy (Mono)
8. 0808. Happy Jack (Single Version - Mono)
9. 0909. Boris The Spider (Remix)
10. 1010. Pictures Of Lily
11. 1111. The Last Time
12. 1212. I Can See For Miles
13. 1313. Call Me Lightning
14. 1414. Dogs
15. 1515. Magic Bus (Mono)
16. 1616. Pinball Wizard
17. 1717. I'm Free
18. 1818. The Seeker (Edit)
19. 1919. Summertime Blues (Live)
20. 2020. See Me, Feel Me (Single Version)
21. 2121. Won't Get Fooled Again (Single Edit)
22. 2222. Let's See Action
23. 2323. Bargain
24. 2424. Behind Blue Eyes
25. 2525. Baba O'Riley
26. 2626. Join Together
27. 2727. Relay
28. 2828. 5- 15
29. 2929. Love Reign O'er Me (Remastered 1996)
30. 3030. Postcard
31. 3131. Squeeze Box
32. 3232. Slip Kid
33. 3333. Who Are You (Edit)
34. 3434. Trick Of The Light
35. 3535. You Better You Bet
36. 3636. Don't Let Go The Coat
37. 3737. Athena
38. 3838. Eminence Front
39. 3939. It's Hard
40. 4040. Real Good Looking Boy (Radio Edit)
41. 4141. It's Not Enough
42. 4242. Be Lucky
43. 43The Who need no excuse to release a new compilation -- since 1994, a new collection has appeared roughly at the rate of one every three years -- but the band's 50th anniversary does provide the opportunity for a splashy new compilation, the first since 2009's Greatest Hits. Snappily titled The Who Hits 50!, by virtue of spanning two full CDs the set does cast a wider net than either Greatest Hits or 2004's Then & Now, beginning with the stiff R&B of the High Numbers' "Zoot Suit" and concluding with the brand-new "Be Lucky," a delirious revival of Pete Townshend's purple, overwritten '80s midlife crisis. In between those two songs come 40 tracks, including some genuine surprises -- the bonkers mod anthem "Dogs" and its Beach Boys-aping flip "Call Me Lightning," the band's cover of the Stones' "The Last Time," the first appearance of "Relay" in a comp in ages, John Entwistle's paranoid "Trick of the Light" -- but for the most part, this serves up the same songs that have popped up again and again on Who compilations over the years. This may be predictable but as a collection of basics, either for fair-weather fans or newcomers, it does its job well and it has nice artwork to boot.