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I don't watch the superbowl, but I love the Who. Is that what you're asking?

Of course I knew the band. They're classic.

I know them too. My dad only gets one radio station and they play then all the time. I think they are pretty good.

I know them too.

Who doesn't know who The Who are. Isn't that like asking who are The Rolling Stones?

Who wouldn't? They were one of the best 60's bands.
One of the bands which invented styles and sounds that are used today.
You should feel stupid that you didn't know who they were and how to spell knew, not new.

Who doesn't know who The Who are. Isn't that like asking who are The Rolling Stones?

For men around 60 years old, they sounded pretty good. Their bassist died so the music was a bit lacking (the replacement didn't do so well).

For men around 60 years old, they sounded pretty good

I haven't seen the half time show yet though I've heard they were a bit disapointing. They are my favourite band and I would really hope there are few people who haven't heard of them.

Their bassist died so the music was a bit lacking (the replacement didn't do so well).

When the halftime show started it was all a bit of a dissapointment. The Who, which quite possibly could be the greatest band of all time struggled through there most popular songs. Roger Daltrey, there singer, clearly was way past his prime.

I don't think it helped that all their songs were about half their usual length... I don't think I've ever seen such a short Won't get fooled again.

[quote] I don't think I've ever seen such a short Won't get fooled again.

Agreed that and pinball wizard was almost non existent.

everyone knows who The Who are, they are a classic band but they are really old.

ya i was missing mr moon on the drums but that kid had some bad ass cymbals