The Who's musical legacy is unquestionable, with an undeniable cultural influence through classic songs and landmark concept albums, but it was nearly a very different story when they kicked singer Roger Daltrey out of the band in late 1965.
The singer became the steady hand and voice of reason as bandmates Keith Moon, John Entwhistle and Pete Townshend became embroiled with amphetamines in the mid-'60s, but his frustrations with the situation became physical.
