The story of one of the greatest rock bands ever. A quasi-biography that is non-linear and confusing to non-fans, but is filled with brilliant musical performances and plenty of mouth from all four original Who members. Sadly, Keith Moon died right after the film was completed.

Rock fans and historians.

The live performances from Woodstock, the Rock and Roll Circus performance of "A Quick One", and the Shepperton footage of "Won't Get Fooled Again" and "Baba O'Reilly".

Some of the segments with Keith Moon were sophomoric and tasteless--but hey, that was Keith!

Learn even more about the Who.

Alive, happy, energetic, like dancing.

The Who, Ringo Starr, Steve Martin, Timothy Leary, and various other friends.

If you're a Who fan, it's a must-have. And if you have the video, you need to replace it, because this is the RESTORED DIRECTOR'S CUT.

Spend the extra bucks for the two-disc Special Edition; it has a great documentary on the restoration of the film, an interview with Roger, another with the director (Jeff Stein), a trivia quiz, and other fun extras.

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