The Who: Videobiography

This docuemntary chronicles the band's evolution from mod-era beginnings to rock superstardom. Featuring archive footage and critical insights, it examines personal tensions, onstage destruction, and the aftermath of Keith Moon's passing, painting a vivid portrait of one of the greatest live bands in history, with the commentary of esteemed music critics and contributors Chris Welch, Jerry Ewing, Les Davidson, Hugh Fielder, Martin Turner, Rob Corich, Malcolm Dome and Keith Altham.

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A raw, unflinching deep dive into The Who's rise and turbulence. Perfect for music lovers who crave the messy human stories behind the legends—expect archive footage, critical perspective, and the kind of intimate band history that makes you hear their albums differently.

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