Once all the dust had settled from the farewell tour, once all the hits compilations were released and every part of America had been conquered, there was only one thing left for the Who to do -- release a live album commemorating that final tour. Who's Last was that album. A double LP filled with all your Who favorites -- which means, of course, not only is there nothing from the Keith Moon.

Aug 13,  · Here's the rare version of the whos song magic bus a great song by one of the great rock n roll bands enjoy! (Album Version Video) - Duration: .

The Who are an English rock band formed in Their classic line-up consisted of lead singer Roger Daltrey, guitarist and singer Pete Townshend, bass guitarist John Entwistle, and drummer Keith ulfecligecounphypehiwencoperle.xyzinfo are considered one of the most influential rock bands of the 20th century, selling over million records worldwide and holding a reputation for their live shows and studio work.

Madeline from Grass Valley, Ca I am not sure how old any of you are, but Magic Bus was a type of LSD in the early 70s. It has nothing to do with an actual "hippie bus". Jessica from Jamaica, Ny this song is about the rising cost of drugs the term "magic bus" is the high u get off drugs.

Title on Cover: Magic Bus The Who On Tour. Originally released in Oct In spite of the title it's not live, but a compilation of previously released songs with some B-sides. Secret remaster that replaces the fake stereo tracks on the original CD (Magic Bus) with mono. Disc has pink background/5(3).

The first American Who compilation album was MAGIC BUS – THE WHO ON TOUR (Decca mono, Decca stereo; US CD: MCA MCAD). Decca (US) released it in September to capitalise on interest in The Who generated by their extensive touring that year. Pete’s song OUR LOVE WAS, from THE WHO SELL OUT is listed as OUR LOVE WAS, IS.

MAGIC BUS written by Pete Townshend. Produced by Kit Lambert. Recorded at Advision Studios, London, May 29, and mixed at Gold Star Studios, Los Angeles sometime between 30 June and 7 .

Originally released in Oct In spite of the title it's not live, but a compilation of previously released songs with some B-sides. Later reissued (Magic Bus) with the fake stereo tracks replaced with mono/5(20).

I love this album and have a very scratched up LP - and this was the only CD I could find. It's not great sound, and I'm not a hardcore sound person, but not a softcore one either. It's just barely good-enough, if you want to revisit Magic Bus. Timing and other issues related to this purchase were fine/5(20).