Heaviest Songs

Rock's greatest shapeshifters knew how to bring the heat.

From the early Zeppelin-isms of "What You're Doing" to the grunge-y attack of "Stick It Out."

From the 7/4 grind of "Money" to the bluesy thrust of "Young Lust."

From the Bonham-like drums of "Squonk" to the knotty guitar riff of "Down and Out."

From "One Sunny Day" to "Sisters of the Moon."

Pete Townshend, pioneer of windmilling and guitar destruction, has always sounded truly at home when the chords are crashing.

Music doesn't get much heavier, or better, than this.

From the jazz-fusion chaos of "Sound Chaser" to the orchestral-rock surge in "Spirit of Survival."