The Who - Odds & Sods (1974/2020) [Hi-Res]

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Title: Odds & Sods
Year Of Release: 2020
Label: Polydor / 7712462 / Vinyl
Genre: Rock
Quality: 24bit-96kHz FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 01:22:24
Total Size: 1.68 GB
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Tracklist:

01. A1. Postcard (3:37)
02. A2. Now I'm A Farmer (4:11)
03. A3. Put The Money Down (4:05)
04. A4. Little Billy (2:16)
05. A5. Too Much Of Anything (4:26)
06. A6. Glow Girl (2:13)
07. B1. Pure And Easy (5:30)
08. B2. Faith In Something Bigger (3:08)
09. B3. Im The Face (2:37)
10. B4. Naked Eye (5:20)
11. B5. Long Live Rock (4:00)
12. C1. Zoot Suit (2:09)
13. C2. Here 'Tis (2:12)
14. C3. Leaving Here (2:13)
15. C4. Baby Don't You Do It (2:30)
16. C5. Young Man Blues (2:47)
17. C6. Dogs Part Two (2:28)
18. C7. Here For More (2:28)
19. C8. The Seeker (4:01)
20. D1. Heaven And Hell (3:37)
21. D2. I Don't Even Know Myself (4:09)
22. D3. When I Was A Boy (3:31)
23. D4. Waspman (3:07)
24. D5. We Close Tonight (3:03)
25. D6. Water (4:42)

Odds & Sods, a compilation of outtakes and rarities from the Who's first decade, is a rather jumpy listen that harbors few songs that could be termed top of the line. Also, since its 1974 release, several of the tracks have been issued on other compilations. Setting your expectations at the appropriate level, however, you'll find much of this worthwhile. "Pure and Easy," "Naked Eye," and "Long Live Rock" were all concert favorites in the '70s, "Glow Girl" introduced some riffs that would resurface in Tommy, and "Postcard," John Entwistle's tale of rock life on the road, was one of his better compositions. This also has their very first single, "I'm the Face," recorded in 1964 when the group were known as the High Numbers.


  • mufty77
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Many thanks for HD tracks.