The Who
Quadrophenia
an excellent and frequently astonishing album 'quadrophenia' is both more ambitious and less accessible than 'tommy' the first and most well known rock opera at its simplest level 'quadrophenia' is a comingofage story with an awesome soundtrack the album features some of the who's finest material in songs like the enraged 'real me' the cynical 'punk meets the godfather' the wistful '515' and 'sea and sand' and the powerful 'love reign o'er me' the songwriting courtesy of pete townshend is topnotch as is the production the who actually managed to use synthesizers in an original manner something few rock bands can aspire to the mix of powerful songwriting and skillful composition makes this one of the who's finest moments
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