I'm a big Who fan, so I'll weigh in and split the Who catalog into 3 pieces: 1965 The Who Sings My Generation MCA 1966 A Quick One (Happy Jack) Reaction 1967 The Who Sell Out MCA 1968 Magic Bus MCA 1969 Tommy MCA 1970 Live at Leeds MCA 1971 Who's Next MCA 1973 Quadrophenia MCA 1975 The Who by Numbers MCA 1978 Who Are You MCA 1981 Face Dances MCA 1982 It's Hard MCA That said, I love chapter 1 and 2 equally, although in different ways. It's almost like they are different bands. Chapter 3 doesn't interest me for the most part - I could probably make a comp of the highlights from the 4 final LPS and it'd be fine with me if that's all I ever heard again from those years. Funny, 75 or 76 is the dividing line for most of my heroes who started in the 60s or 70s - Elton John, Todd Rundgren, David Bowie, Paul McCartney, Bruce Springsteen (actually, Bruce's dividing line for me is about '81.) Granted, they've all done stuff I like after the mid 70s, but they are giants in my book for the stuff they did before that point in history. By the way, is there a band that has more compilations that the Who? They must have released 24 comps of the material from 12 albums!