The Who's "Tommy" is a rock opera released in 1969 that tells the story of a young boy named Tommy Walker. After experiencing trauma, Tommy becomes deaf, dumb, and blind, leading to his isolation from the world. The narrative explores themes of suffering, resilience, and the search for meaning through music. The album features iconic songs like "Pinball Wizard" and "I'm Free," showcasing the band's innovative approach to storytelling through rock music. "Tommy" was later adapted into a film in 1975, directed by {Ken Russell, further popularizing the story and its themes. The work is considered a landmark in the genre of rock operas.}