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NME Originals Magazine Vol. 1 Issue 12 – Uncut Presents: The Who | No Label | VG
This NME Originals Vol. 1 Issue 12, Uncut Presents: The Who, delivers a rich, chronological exploration of one of Britain’s most iconic rock bands. Spanning from their explosive early years through their evolution into operatic rock pioneers and enduring cultural figures, this issue compiles rare interviews, deep-dive features, and archival photography capturing The Who’s journey across four decades.
Item Condition:
Very good condition with minor wear along the edges. The item shown in the listing images is the exact copy you will receive. Excellent shape for its age—please see photos for detailed condition. Comes with a protective plastic covering.
Contents Overview:
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Chapter 1 – My Generation (p. 06)
The origins of The Who, from their early days as The High Numbers to breakthrough hits like My Generation and The Kids Are Alright. Features legal troubles, personality clashes, and rising fame, including stories behind Pictures of Lily and The Who Sell Out. -
Chapter 2 – See Me Feel Me Touch Me (p. 30)
The creation of Tommy, the birth of the rock opera, and the band's legendary performances at Woodstock and Live at Leeds. Includes insights into Pete Townshend’s cinematic ambitions and early multimedia efforts. -
Chapter 3 – Young Man Blues (p. 48)
Solo projects emerge as tensions grow. Coverage of Meaty, Beaty, Big and Bouncy, Quadrophenia, and the band’s creative struggles. Keith Moon’s wild antics and the group's uncertain future are explored in detail. -
Chapter 4 – The Song Is Over (p. 116)
A period of change and loss: Keith Moon’s death, the arrival of Kenny Jones, the making of The Kids Are Alright film, and Townshend’s rivalry with Paul Weller. Ends with reflections on the band’s legacy following John Entwistle’s passing.
A compelling retrospective ideal for collectors, music historians, and lifelong fans of The Who.
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