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Classical music will prosper if it embraces young disruptors Proms purists tend only to reinforce the genre's reputation as elitist and inaccessible 14 March 2021 • 8:15pm Channel-flicking the other evening, I happened upon an archive clip from 1967, showing the classical musician and critic, Hans Keller, in conversation with Roger Waters, the co-founder of Pink Floyd. It was an even-tempered exchange, which ended with Keller observing that the Floyd’s music struck him as “a little bit of a regression to childhood – but after all, why not?” There followed another would-be confrontat...

The Who guitarist Pete Townshend said he was comfortable with living off his past and that he didn't tour for enjoyment in February 2021.

The special edition of the band's third studio album contains 46(!) previously unreleased tracks!

By Andrew Magnotta @AndrewMagnotta The Who have announced a gargantuan edition of their third studio album, 1967's The Who Sell Out, which features 112 tracks, 46 of which have never been released before. The Super Deluxe Edition of the album also boasts an 80-page, hardcover book with rare photos, posters, memorabilia and track-by-track annotations. The Who Sell Out is a loosely defined concept album and homage to the '60s pop art movement. Crafted to sound like a pirate radio broadcast, the album includes commercial parodies, jingles and several classic Who songs, like "I Can See for Mile...

Roy Flynn (the Speakeasy club manager). The Super Deluxe package also includes nine posters and inserts, including replicas of 20" x 30" original Adrian George album poster, a gig poster from The City Hall, Newcastle, a Saville Theatre show 8-page program, a business card for the Bag o' Nails club, Kingly Street, a WHO fan club photo of group, a flyer for Bath Pavilion concerts including THE WHO, a crack-back bumper sticker for Wonderful Radio London, WHO fan club newsletter. Pete Townshend's previously unreleased demos has today been released on all streaming services including "Pictur...