The Only Band That Every Member of The Who Could Agree to Admire

Throughout their history, the members of The Who disagreed about practically everything: music, politics, artistic direction and even career decisions. Therefore, it is surprising to discover that there was a band capable of uniting opinions within the group. The chosen one was The Beatles. Roger Daltrey, Pete Townshend, John Entwistle and Keith Moon had very different tastes, but they all recognized the extraordinary importance of the Beatles to popular music. In addition to their admiration for their compositions, the members of The Who highlighted the Liverpool quartet's ability to constantly reinvent their sound and influence practically the entire music industry. The agreement demonstrates the dimension of the cultural impact exerted by the Beatles on musicians of different styles and generations.