Join Together
The Who · 1990
132 min · 34 tracks · hard rock · progressive rock · R&B
An exhilarating blend of rock operatic grandeur and raw, gritty anthems that showcase The Who's enduring spirit.
Why this album works
- Best for
- dynamic peaks and valleys exhilarating sing-along moments theatrical storytelling elements
- Context
- By 1990, The Who was navigating a complex phase in their career marked by lineup changes and the death of drummer Keith Moon. 'Join Together' came out nearly two decades after their landmark album 'Tommy,' reflecting both nostalgia and a renewed vigor as they revisited their classic material while integrating new works. This album served as a testament to their resilience and relevance in the evolving rock landscape.
- If you like
- hard rock, progressive rock, R&B
Join Together is an album by The Who, released in 1990. An exhilarating blend of rock operatic grandeur and raw, gritty anthems that showcase The Who's enduring spirit. 'Join Together' is notable for its ambitious reimagining of classic tracks alongside new material, showcasing The Who's ability to adapt to contemporary musical trends. Its release coincided with a resurgence of interest in classic rock, helping it achieve strong chart performance in various countries and solidifying their legacy as one of rock's most influential bands. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Join Together sound like?
An exhilarating blend of rock operatic grandeur and raw, gritty anthems that showcase The Who's enduring spirit. Rooted in hard rock and progressive rock.
What makes Join Together by The Who notable?
'Join Together' is notable for its ambitious reimagining of classic tracks alongside new material, showcasing The Who's ability to adapt to contemporary musical trends. Its release coincided with a resurgence of interest in classic rock, helping it achieve strong chart performance in various countries and solidifying their legacy as one of rock's most influential bands. By 1990, The Who was navigating a complex phase in their career marked by lineup changes and the death of drummer Keith Moon. 'Join Together' came out nearly two decades after their landmark album 'Tommy,' reflecting both nostalgia and a renewed vigor as they revisited their classic material while integrating new works. This album served as a testament to their resilience and relevance in the evolving rock landscape.
Who is Join Together for?
Join Together works well if you're into dynamic peaks and valleys, exhilarating sing-along moments and theatrical storytelling elements.
How many songs are on Join Together?
Join Together has 34 tracks, running approximately 132 minutes.
Tracklist
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Disc 1
- 1 Overture 5:27
- 2 1921 2:52
- 3 Amazing Journey 3:07
- 4 Sparks 4:35
- 5 Eyesight to the Blind (And the Hawker) 2:17
- 6 Christmas 4:24
- 7 Cousin Kevin 3:56
- 8 The Acid Queen 3:44
- 9 Pinball Wizard Standout 4:20
- 10 Do You Think It's Alright? 0:23
- 11 Fiddle About 1:38
- 12 There's a Doctor 0:19
- 13 Go to the Mirror! 3:23
- 14 Smash the Mirror 1:09
- 15 Tommy Can You Hear Me? 0:57
- 16 I'm Free 2:11
- 17 Miracle Cure 0:23
- 18 Sally Simpson 4:18
- 19 Sensation 2:21
- 20 Tommy's Holiday Camp 0:57
- 21 We're Not Gonna Take It! 8:44
Disc 2
- 1 Eminence Front Standout 5:43
- 2 Face the Face 6:11
- 3 Dig 3:59
- 4 I Can See for Miles 3:43
- 5 A Little Is Enough 5:05
- 6 5:15 5:47
- 7 Love, Reign O'er Me Standout 5:58
- 8 Trick of the Light 5:39
- 9 Rough Boys 4:34
- 10 Join Together 5:11
- 11 You Better You Bet 5:33
- 12 Behind Blue Eyes 3:45
- 13 Won't Get Fooled Again 9:34
Release Date
March 1, 1990
Artist Origin
United Kingdom
Runtime
132 min 23 sec
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