In 1973, guitar-smashing rock genius Pete Townshend wrote the epic album “Quadrophenia”. Recorded by THE WHO, it quickly became an iconic and multi-million selling album. “Quadrophenia” defined a generation and in 1979 inspired the cult classic feature film of the same name.
Now it’s back, this time…
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