Much Too Much (song)
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Much Too Much is the fifth track of English
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 rock band The Who
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's debut album, My Generation. It is the first original on the album to not be a part of a single (the first song that is not part of a single would be a cover of James Brown
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's I Don't Mind
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).

A quote from the song's composer, Pete Townshend, could be found in the album's liner notes: I like the beginning of this. Sounds like Barry McGuire, doesn't it? Very sort of folksy, 'Green, Green'."
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