The Who A Quick One (Half-Speed Mastering)The Who's second album, A Quick One, was released in 1966. It contains the experimental music suite "A Quick One While He's Away," a nod to rock operas that were to follow, plus the tracks "Boris The Spider," and "Don't Look Away." Packaged in an original sleeve with obi and a certificate of authenticity, this vinyl edition is engineered by Miles Showell at Abbey Road Studios with a half speed mastering technique that produces a superior vinyl cut.

Although many fans have been waiting around for Interpol to replicate the magic of their 2002 debut TURN ON THE BRIGHT LIGHTS

consists of eight demos that are simply numbered and dated

Includes liner notes by Patterson Hood

Green's silky-smooth voice effortlessly glides over lush arrangements

innovative

Fabio Mina is playing flutes on several tracks

announce the special anniversary

Frustrated

black inner sleeves

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the band deserves credit for not overtly aping the formula of that album

Mike Nocito