Claude says:Pete Townshend's power chords and Keith Moon's manic drums made The Who one of the loudest, most destructive forces in '60s British rock — mod kids who smashed their gear onstage and somehow turned that chaos into anthems. This 1982 hits package delivers the essentials: the windmill guitar on "My Generation," the synth whoosh of "Baba O'Riley," the tense buildup of "I Can See for Miles." You've only hit it three times since 2012, mostly landing on those big opening tracks when the mood strikes.