Who came first
By: Pete Townshend
Edition: 45th anniversary expanded edition.
Published: 2018
Language: eng
Format: [sound recording] /
Subjects: Rock music
Notes: Title from disc label.

"Who came first" album originally released in 1972.

Disc one contains the original album as it was released in 1972; disc two contains unreleased tracks, alternate versions and live performances.

Packaging housing discs says DVD but the discs are CDs.

Compact disc.

Performance notes (23 pages : illustrations (some color)) by Pete Townshend inserted in container.

2018 remastering by Jon Astley.

Pete Townshend, all instruments, vocals.

recorded Eel Pie Sound.
Table of contents: title: Disc one.; title: Pure and easy -- (5:32); title: Evolution -- (3:43); title: Forever's no time at all -- (3:05); title: (Nothing is everything) let's see action -- (6:22); title: Time is passing -- (3:25); title: There's a heartache following me -- (3:21); title: Sheraton Gibson -- (2:36); title: Content -- (2:43); title: Parvardigar-- (6:49); title: Disc two.; title: His hands -- (2:07); title: The seeker -- (2017 edit) -- (4:36); title: Day of silence -- (2:57); title: Sleeping dog -- (2:56); title: Mary Jane -- (Stage A) -- (2:35); title: I always say -- (2017 edit) -- (4:58); title: Begin the beguine -- (2017 mix) -- (4:41); title: Baba O'Riley -- (instrumental) -- (9:49); title: The love man -- (Stage C) -- (4:54); title: Content -- (Stage A) -- (2:46); title: Day of silence -- (Alternate version) -- (4:38); title: Parvardigar -- (Alternate version) -- (7:12); title: (Nothing is everything) let's see action -- (Incomplete take) -- (3:57); title: There's a fortune in those hills -- (4:09); title: Meher Baba in Italy -- (2:20); title: Drowned -- (Live in India) -- (2:02); title: Evolution (stone)-- (Live at the Ronnie Lane Memorial concert, Royal Albert Hall, London, 8 April 2004)-- (6:12).