THE WHO - Odds & Sods [Expanded Edition] - 320kbps MP3

Odds & Sods is an album by British rock band The Who. In the autumn of 1973, while Roger Daltrey, Pete Townshend, and Keith Moon were preparing for the Tommy film, John Entwistle was put in charge of compiling an album to counter the rampant bootlegging that occurred at The Who's concerts. He and the producer of his solo albums, John Alcock, compiled Odds & Sods from various tapes. Two LPs of material were collected, but only one was released. Many of the album's songs were already heavily bootlegged. The material from the second unreleased LP was later included on the 1998 remastered CD version.

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 smbdownload (2008-04-14)

01 I'm the Face.mp3 6 MiB
/02 Leaving Here.mp3 5 MiB
/03 Baby Don't You Do It.mp3 6 MiB
/04 Summertime Blues.mp3 7 MiB
/05 Under My Thumb.mp3 6 MiB
/06 Mary Anne with the Shaky Hand.mp3 8 MiB
/07 My Way.mp3 6 MiB
/08 Faith in Something Bigger.mp3 7 MiB
/09 Glow Girl.mp3 6 MiB
/10 Little Billy.mp3 5 MiB
/11 Young Man Blues.mp3 6 MiB
/12 Cousin Kevin Model Child.mp3 3 MiB
/13 Love Ain't for Keeping.mp3 9 MiB
/14 Time Is Passing.mp3 8 MiB
/15 Pure and Easy.mp3 12 MiB
/16 Too Much of Anything.mp3 10 MiB
/17 Long Live Rock.mp3 9 MiB
/18 Put the Money Down.mp3 10 MiB
/19 We Close Tonight.mp3 7 MiB
/20 Postcard.mp3 8 MiB
/21 Now I'm a Farmer.mp3 9 MiB
/22 Water.mp3 11 MiB
/23 Naked Eye.mp3 12 MiB

 smbdownload (2008-04-16)

Amazon.com
By the mid-'70s, even The Who's leftovers had more interest than most rock best-of albums--"Glow Girl" is a concise blueprint of 1969's "Tommy"; "Naked Eye" and "Pure and Easy" were victims of the doomed Lifehouse project; "I'm the Face" was the band's mod-obsessed first single; and even "Little Billy," an antismoking advertisement, still rocks hard. John Entwistle's faux country "Now I'm a Farmer" was contemptible, but the closing anthem "Long Live Rock" redeemed such missteps. The 1998 CD reissue added studio versions of "Young Man Blues" and "Summertime Blues," among many others, and resequenced the tracks. --Steve Knopper

Tshuffle (2009-02-12)

thanks - "naked eye" is my favorite who song !!!!