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Noname	Rating: 10.0
Excellent album

TRUCK

Rating: 8.0

Very good album by the Who. I'm only 17, and I've only listened to the Who for 5 years, however I am a seasoned veteran when it comes t the Who. It isn't their best, and it isn't their worst, it's in between. The first single off the album (Its not Enough) is a great song, and though a bit repeptitive, sounds fantastic when turned up really loud. Mike Post Theme is also a gem. The opera on the second half of the album is also very good. Very much like Tommy, it is comprised mainly by 3:00 or so songs or less. Great album, cannot wait to see them here in T.O in December.

Tracy	Rating: 10.0
Wow. Much more than I expected. Pete and Roger actually put some time into this one. Well done. As a 25-year Who fan, this album is on par with It's Hard, an album I bought in high school. The question, Pete, is when are you going to out-do Empty Glass? I am still waiting, Pete!

curt s.	Rating: 8.0
The Who, even without Kieth and John, still are rock and roll royalty. This album,"Endless Wire", was put together by the brains of the original Who. This is the WHO!! Very Mature, Very Talented, Very Impressive! This album is no let down, like I thought it might be. Thanx Roger and Pete!!!

Dave	Rating: 9.0
In all honesty folks, if you can't find a way to enjoy this little gem from The Who then call it a day and just stop listening to music. It's a wonderful musical treat, period!

Jeff	Rating: 8.0
The real problem with rating this album is that there too many classics in The Who cannon. That being said, there are some good songs in here. What I find most interesting is that the Album is almost like a history lesson of the who, filled with inside jokes and references. If this is the Last Who album it makes a much better end point than It's Hard....

The Ginger Magician	Rating: 9.0
The songs have embedded themselves in the conscience after a few plays. A strong album. Who would have thought it??

alan	Rating: 9.0
Very impressed with this new album from The Who. Pete Townshend is still one of the best songwriters of the last 50 years. Roger Daltrey too, still has a great voice. I know I keep playing it over and over again even though I have a library of around 1000 songs to choose from. The Who are still alive and kicking!!

NYC Chris

Rating: 7.0

I like many elements of this album but it is only fair in terms of the enormous "Who" legacy for obvious reasons. But plenty of good ideas and boldness. They try (Pete & Roger) to be bold again. That always been a thematic until the post-Moon capitulation but at their age(s) there has to be some maturity in going forward. And the Who have always opined (Townshend) about the future of rock, ideas, leaders, social state, everything and this album is no different. But it badly misses diversity. It sound like the a lot like "By Numbers" out of necessity. But remember, the best Fu&3##ing rock song on that album, by far, was John's "Success Story" "In the Ether" is pain inducing. But I like many of those other songs in context like "Mike's Post Theme", the folky "Man in the Purple Dress" and the extended versions of "We Got a Hit" and "Endless Wire". Not classic Who, however. If Who fans wanted a real album, why not recruit Cheap Trick. They can do Who songs better than anyone.

discusthrow	Rating: 9.0
Wow -- a great blend of the new and the old. Enough of the old "Who" for hard-core fans, yet they branch out into new territory that may well turn out to be classic music in time (e.g., Man in a Purple Dress). Wow.