Maximum Who 60: Only 27 Copies Left

As we mark the 60th anniversary of some of the most formative moments in The Who’s story, we wanted to let you know that just 27 signed copies of Maximum Who 60 are now available.

January 1966 was a defining month. Pete Townshend caused a minor sensation after speaking candidly about drug use on the BBC’s A Whole Scene Going. At the same time, The Who made only their second-ever US television appearance, with a pre-recorded performance of 'My Generation' airing on Shindig!—the song’s American TV debut.

Back in the UK, the band were relentless on the road, playing club dates night after night from Watford to Wales, sharpening the sound and attitude that would soon change rock music forever.

Maximum Who 60 brings these moments vividly to life, told through original voices, rare material, and six decades of history–personally signed and almost fully subscribed. If this edition has been on your radar, now is the moment to secure one of the final copies. With shipping beginning later this month, this could also be your last chance to order at the special pre-publication price.