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Cited as "the most brutally honest recording they made," The Who's double platinum LP from 1975 contains the smash hits "Squeeze Box" and "Slip Kid," along with many tracks rarely heard live. Noted for its dark subject matter ("However Much I Booze," "How Many Friends," "In a Hand or a Face"), this cathartic album preceded some of the best live shows of the band's career. This reissue contains 3 bonus tracks from the historic 1976 Swansea Football Ground Live Performance.
Cited as "the most brutally honest recording they made," The Who's double platinum LP from 1975 contains the smash hits "Squeeze Box" and "Slip Kid," along with many tracks rarely heard live. Noted for its dark subject matter ("However Much I Booze," "How Many Friends," "In a Hand or a Face"), this cathartic album preceded some of the best live shows of the band's career. This reissue contains 3 bonus tracks from the historic 1976 Swansea Football Ground Live Performance.
008811149321

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Format: CD
Label: MCA
Catalog: 11493
Rel. Date: 11/19/1996
UPC: 008811149321

By Numbers (remastered)
Artist: The Who
Format: CD
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Cited as "the most brutally honest recording they made," The Who's double platinum LP from 1975 contains the smash hits "Squeeze Box" and "Slip Kid," along with many tracks rarely heard live. Noted for its dark subject matter ("However Much I Booze," "How Many Friends," "In a Hand or a Face"), this cathartic album preceded some of the best live shows of the band's career. This reissue contains 3 bonus tracks from the historic 1976 Swansea Football Ground Live Performance.

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''The Who by Numbers'' is the seventh album by the English rock band The Who, released on 3 October 1975, in the United Kingdom through Polydor Records and on 25 October 1975, in the United States by MCA Records. It was named the tenth best album of the year in ''The Village Voice'' Pazz & Jop critics poll. - Wikipedia

        
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