A new trailer for The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping<\/em> featured a remix of The Who<\/strong><\/a>\u2019s \u201cLove, Reign O\u2019er Me.\u201d The Boomerang remix version of the classic rock track has now been officially released and is available to listen to on digital streaming platforms.<\/p>\n \u201cLove, Reign O\u2019er Me\u201d appeared on The Who\u2019s 1973 album and rock opera Quadrophenia<\/em>. In a 2025 interview with The New York Times<\/em>, Roger Daltrey talked about how it was he, not Pete Townshend, who wrote the dramatic vocal part that features in the trailer. \u201cHe didn\u2019t write those high notes, I did. That last high note, the scream, it\u2019s not on the demo. Pete sang it as a gentle love song. I sang it as passionate. To me, it was an orgasm.\u201d<\/p>\n This year, four classic albums from The Who are receiving a high-quality SHM-CD release<\/strong><\/a>. Editions of 1965\u2019s My Generation<\/em>, 1966\u2019s A Quick One<\/em>, 1967 The Who Sell Out<\/em>, and 1969\u2019s Tommy<\/em> will also feature a host of bonus tracks and boast superior sound quality.\n<\/p>\n Last year, Who Are You<\/em>, The Who\u2018s eighth studio album, was released in a suite of formats including a super deluxe edition<\/strong><\/a>. The new edition features over 70 unreleased tracks including never-before-heard versions of the title track \u201cWho Are You,\u201d newly mixed live tracks from the band\u2019s first tour without original drummer Keith Moon and candid recordings of rehearsals in 1977 and 1978.\n<\/p>\n Also in 2025, the band embarked on what they called a farewell tour of North America. Ahead of that journey, Daltrey was knighted by King Charles III as part of the monarch\u2019s Birthday Honours. The honor was for musical contributions as well as charitable work, in particular Daltrey\u2019s long standing collaboration with the Teenage Cancer Trust. The Who released their final album, WHO<\/em>, in 2019.\n<\/p>\n