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1. It's Hard is the tenth studio album by English rock band the dispboopalisepop.tictibevihowadeterthocorprami.coed on 4 September , it was the last to feature bassist John Entwistle, who died in It was also the second and final Who studio album with drummer Kenney Jones, as well as the last to be released on Warner Bros. Records in the US. It was released on Polydor Records in the UK, peaking at No. 11, and on Warner Bros Genre: Rock, hard rock.

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2. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of It's Hard on Discogs. Label: Polydor - • Format: CD Album, Remastered • Country: Europe • Genre: Rock • Style: Classic Rock/5(17).

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3. "I've Known No War" is a song by English rock band the Who, originally released on their album It's Hard. Written by Pete Townshend, the song reflects personal thoughts on the Cold War, and contains lyrics referring to the end of World War II. Galbraith took his Genre: Rock.

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4. Driven by Pete Townshend's arching musical ambitions, It's Hard was an undistinguished final effort from the dispboopalisepop.tictibevihowadeterthocorprami.coing layers of synthesizers and long-winded, twisting song structures, the album featured few memorable melodies and little energy, with only the anthemic "Athena" and the terse "Eminence Front" making a lasting impression.4/

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5. I've Known No War Lyrics: I have known no war / And if I ever do I won't know for sure / Who will be fighting whom / For the soldier's lonely tomb / Now opens as soon as the referee's gun starts.

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6. Jun 03,  · Pete was fresh out of rehab at the time, confused, facing the ongoing '80's with fear and a sense of desperation, both for himself and the world at large. So 'It's Hard' becomes a song cycle of confusion, both personal and societal. The two best songs on the album -- "Eminence Front" and "I've Known No War" -- clearly reveal this/5().

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7. The Who By Numbers () After the high concepts that dominated the band’s output for the previous trilogy of albums, The Who By Numbers’ unpretentious straightforwardness arrived into the directionless pre-punk doldrums as something of a dispboopalisepop.tictibevihowadeterthocorprami.cog off in impressive style with Slip Kid, things rapidly freewheel downhill as Townshend takes his Dr Marten-ed foot way too far off the.

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8. But for him they'd have burned behind netting >From the brink they were grabbed And I'm sure I'll never know war I've known no war And if I ever do I won't know for sure Who'll be fighting whom For the soldiers lonely tomb Now opens as soon as the referee's gun starts to roar I'll know no war War - I've known no war I'll never know war And if I.

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9. album: "It's Hard" () Athena. It's Your Turn. Cooks Country. It's Hard. Dangerous. Eminence Front. I've Known No War. One Life's Enough. One At A Time. Why Did I Fall For That. A Man Is A Man. Cry If You Want. album: "Endless Wire" () Fragments. A Man In .

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