9. The Who (Super Bowl XLIV, 2010): If you want to pinpoint the spot where the '60s finally ended in American culture, it's right here … 40 years after the 1960s actually did finish. The Who were the last of the great '60s groups who hadn't yet played the world's grandest showcase, and when their time finally came 'round, well … it was a long way from the instrument-destroying, authority-terrifying anarchy of their youth, that's for sure. This ...
more 9. The Who (Super Bowl XLIV, 2010): If you want to pinpoint the spot where the '60s finally ended in American culture, it's right here … 40 years after the 1960s actually did finish. The Who were the last of the great '60s groups who hadn't yet played the world's grandest showcase, and when their time finally came 'round, well … it was a long way from the instrument-destroying, authority-terrifying anarchy of their youth, that's for sure. This by-the-numbers performance was the airline dinner of halftime shows: it looked decent enough, but had very little entertainment value.
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