Vinyl Album - The Who - My Generation - Virgin

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Who
Title:	My Generation
Label:	Virgin
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	V2179
Date:	17 Oct 1980
Format:	Mono LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	35 Own
Price Guide:	$19
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PRICE GUIDE

$19

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Who	Out In The Street	Townshend	8.0 Rate
A2	The Who	I Don't Mind	Brown	6.0 Rate
A3	The Who	The Good's Gone	Townshend	9.0 Rate
A4	The Who	La - La - La - Lies	Townshend	8.0 Rate
A5	The Who	Much Too Much	Pavey, Doonican	8.0 Rate
A6	The Who	My Generation	Townshend	10.0 Rate
B1	The Who	The Kids Are Alright	Townshend	8.5 Rate
B2	The Who	Please Please Please	Brown, Terry	7.0 Rate
B3	The Who	It's Not True	Townshend	7.0 Rate
B4	The Who	I'm A Man	McDaniel	6.0 Rate
B5	The Who	A Legal Matter	Townshend	7.5 Rate
B6	The Who	The Ox	Townshend, Moon, Entwistle, Hopkins	8.0 Rate

Notes

Reissue of Brunswick LAT8616. Writing credits on tracks A5 and B2 differ to those listed on the sleeve of the original issue, although "Please Please Please" is credited to "Brown, Terry" on the label of the original issue.

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Comments and Reviews


albert 5th Apr 2021		The source for this pressing is rumoured to have been a dub off an original Brunswick LP.



getalife 12th Feb 2021		Update from my cousin, " The early sixties (1964) I worked in an engineering company in South Acton as an office junior. I think the company was called Surgical equipment supplies. Roger worked as a tea boy first off always singing, around the factory. My friend and I use to go to a pub in Greenford and watch them play live when they were just starting out. We were asked to start a fan club in those early days, one of my biggest regrets that I did not."



getalife 10th Feb 2021		@OldMod67 yes that could be his backup job, my cousin use to work with Roger and Pete in Acton early 60s pre Who and was offered to run their fan club, she refused saying she needed a proper job.



OldMod67 10th Feb 2021		@Getalife Keith Moon looks young enough to have been the paperboy...



getalife 10th Feb 2021		Goldhawk Social Club, Shepherds Bush, more the Chiswick/Acton end of Goldhawk Road near to Ravenscourt Park, and not far from their homes. Once saw them coming out of a paper shop in Turnham Green back around 1965.



OldMod67 10th Feb 2021		Popped an ad on from one of my old cuttings folders. There was (if I recall correctly) some confusion over 'The Who on tour' blurb (venues no longer existing etc)



gordon7009 24th Oct 2013		Label scans added