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In memory of Keith MOON Aug 23rd 1946 Sep 7th 1978 Keith Moon wasn't just "the madman from The Who". He was a unique musician, a drummer who played as if every concert could be his last. On stage, it was pure detonation: huge drum kits, toms, timpani, gongs, and a personal technique that seemed to defy all norms. But offstage, his fame became even

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At the 1967 Monterey Pop Festival, JimiHendrix and The Who flipped a coin to decide who would perform first. Hendrix won.

At the 1967 Monterey Pop Festival, JimiHendrix and The Who flipped a coin to decide who would perform first. Hendrix won.

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The Who, 1971. This was a monumental year for the band with the release of their absolute masterpiece album 'Who's Next'.

The Who, 1971. This was a monumental year for the band with the release of their absolute masterpiece album 'Who's Next'.

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Roger Daltrey at his estate in Sussex, England, in1978.

Roger Daltrey at his estate in Sussex, England, in1978.

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Crowd in England in front of instruments broken by The Who, 1967.

Crowd in England in front of instruments broken by The Who, 1967.

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John Entwistle, bassist for The Who, the BBC music program The Old Grey Whistle Test in London on May 21, 1973.

John Entwistle, bassist for The Who, the BBC music program The Old Grey Whistle Test in London on May 21, 1973.

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