Special features of this DVD: Roger, John, Pete, Keith -- four individual mini-films on each band member's genius ; Who Art You? -- How The Who became a band as impactful visually as they are musically ; Who's Back -- In 2003 filmmaker D.A. Pennebaker was allowed to film The Who in the studio, recording the hit song "Real good looking boy" ; the scrapbook -- a look at the 1979 Cincinnati concert and the ensuing aftermath, a legal controversy surrounding the band's first record deal, Pete Twonshend on writing "Won't get fooled again" ; the High Numbers at the railway hotel -- long-lost film shot in 1964 of the band's Rialway Hotel performance. The earliest performance footage know to exist on film of The Who, then known as The High Numbers ; widescreen presentation ; Dolby Digital ; scene selection.

Documentary.

This in-depth film, in six parts, explores the musical brilliance of each musician through rare historic footage and exclusive interviews with the band and other rock legends. Plus discovery the band's impact on the Pop Art movement, and experience a recent unique behind-the-scenes look at The Who in the recording studio!

Not rated.

DVD.

Closed captioned for the hearing impaired.