The Who Reveal New Hits Set

The Who are to release a brand new Greatest Hits collection that will be packaged with a pile of live rarities.

Greatest Hits & More is released on 8 February and is a two disc set that features one disc of 19 classic tracks and another disc of 16 live rarities.

The Live CD features 16 of the live rarities that made up the US only download release of their Greatest Hits Live set which is out now.

There is also an expanded download only UK release of Greatest Hits Live which features 22 career spanning tracks.

Here’s the CD tracklist:

CD1
1. Baba O’Riley (original version)
2. Behind Blue Eyes  (original album version)
3. Eminence Front
4. Happy Jack (single version)
5. I Can See For Miles
6. I Can’t Explain  (original mono version)
7. It’s Not Enough
8. Love Reign O’er Me (single version)
9. Magic Bus (original stereo version)
10. My Generation (original mono version)
11. Pictures Of Lily
12. Pinball Wizard (original album version)
13. Real Good Looking Boy
14. Squeeze Box
15. Substitute (single version)
16. The Kids Are Alright (edit mono version)
17. Who Are You (single edit)
18. Won’t Get Fooled Again (original album version)
19. You Better You Bet (album version)

CD2
1. I Can’t Explain (Live at San Francisco Civic Auditorium 1971)
2. Substitute (Live At San Francisco Civic Auditorium 1971)
3. Happy Jack (Live at City Hall, Hull 1970)
4. I’m A Boy (Live At City Hall, Hull 1970)
5. Behind Blue Eyes (Live At San Francisco Civic Auditorium 1971)
6. Pinball Wizard (Live In Swansea 1976)
7. I’m Free (Live In Swansea 1976)
8. Squeeze Box (Live In Swansea 1976)
9. Naked Eye / Let’s See Action / My Generation (Medley) (Live At Charlton Athletic FC 1974)
10. 5.15 (Live At The Capital Centre, Largo 1973)
11. Won’t Get Fooled Again (Live At The Capital Centre, Largo 1973)
12. Magic Bus (Live At Leeds University 1970)
13. My Generation (Live At The BBC 1965)
14. A Man In A Purple Dress (Live At Nassau Coliseum 2007)
15. Who Are You (Live At Universal Amphitheatre 1989)
16. The Kids Are Alright (Live At Royal Albert Hall 2002)