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While a further fan added: “lol! Never knew I needed this explanation but apparently I did. Downloading the song now dude; buy yourself something sweet for the house”.

Meanwhile, an additional fan exclaimed: "lol! Never knew I needed this explanation but apparently I did. Downloading the song now dude; buy yourself something sweet for the house".

It was well deserved. With iconic songs, modern dance, cool outfits, parkas and even a vespa, this reworking of Quadrophenia is something that you never knew you needed to watch.

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