1965 The Who Records My Generation in London

On October 13, 1965, The Who stepped into IBC Studios in London and recorded “My Generation.” With its rebellious lyrics, crashing energy, and Roger Daltrey’s unforgettable stutter, the anthem became a rallying cry for the 1960s youth movement—and one of rock’s defining songs. Want more tracks that shook the world? Click below and turn it up!

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