My fav., Bell Boy, Thanks. I was at the Boston Garden show, 76 i think, where he passed out after the first few songs. What a waste of good rec. drugs that nite
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My fav., Bell Boy, Thanks. I was at the Boston Garden show, 76 i think, where he passed out after the first few songs. What a waste of good rec. drugs that nite
the only reason I wish I was older would be that I could have been to a who show then. one of my first music memories is listing to meaty beaty big and bouncy wiff me bro...I was 10 when Q came out....you old guys had all the fun
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Really good live show from 77' at Killburn on PBS (channell 44 on Comcast) right now. Man I wish I could have seen them back then.
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Really good live show from 77' at Killburn on PBS (channell 44 on Comcast) right now. Man I wish I could have seen them back then.
I saw it at work in Hi Def - it was remastered and looked great on our new TV.
Hey who was the old blonde who kept raving about seeing them during the break for the PBS pledge drive?
I was like, babe, when you were a teeny bopper people were still using rotary dial phones...I mean really
I guess she was love-struck with Daltry or something....I dunno, I guess it's okay - seeing as how I'm not in any position to throw stones on the sell-by issue...
"There is no royal road to this heavy surf-fishing. With all the appliances for comfort experience can suggest, there is a certain amount of hard work to be done and exposure to be bourne as a part of the price of success." From "Striped Bass," Scribner's Magazine, 1881.
Keith Moon seems to be a hard banging spazz but I say he isn't ,, Definitely and original and goes for the hits, fills, accents nobody else does . Is he doing a drum solo ? doing his own thing ? then bang he's right there . I think his drumming style definitely influenced the who's sound . Very dramatic and dynamic player .. Haha Bass player doesn't even get a light on him .
I went to the book signing/interview/performance. It was a treat for any fan. Got a signed copy. He play Acid Queen, Drowned, I'm One and Won't Get Fooled Again.
Here is a video I took. Visual not so good.... but the sound is okay.
My fav., Bell Boy, Thanks. I was at the Boston Garden show, 76 i think, where he passed out after the first few songs. What a waste of good rec. drugs that nite
The Who at the Boston Music Hall around the same era,, I had a great time,,,, so I was told! :-)
My fav., Bell Boy, Thanks. I was at the Boston Garden show, 76 i think, where he passed out after the first few songs. What a waste of good rec. drugs that nite
The Who at the Boston Music Hall around the same era,, I had a great time,,,, so I was told! :-)
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