The Who

The fact that really old bands still tour is not ridiculous.

What is indeed absolutely ridiculous is the hype they create around their tour by announcing that this will be their last tour ever, and then they're back on the road the next year.

I really like their rock opera movie Tommy! I think it's great! :)

heh, Tina Turner, Elton John and Jack Nicholson. Best movie I've never seen!

They rock (The Who).

I'm looking for the 'Concert For New York' when 9-11 happened. Their part was so good. I want to see it again. Any ideas?

Er... I have the tv-broadcast on video. I know that The Who is in there but can't remember how many songs...

They did 'Who Are You' 'Teenage Wasteland' 'Won't Get Fooled Again' and 'Behind Blue Eyes'. Maybe another but I don't know for sure. I'd like a vcd of it if anyone would be willing. I'd happily pay for the disk and shipping if someone would want to.

Oh, I'm 100% sure not all those tracks are on the tape I have. I believe maybe two of them or something, but I have to check to be sure.

But if you don't find someone that has more material from the performance I'd be happy to make a copy anyway. (If you can be patient for about a couple of weeks I can even make it a DVD)

that would be great! just let me know :)

iGSM wrote:

Hey, I'd pay 80 dollars to see a broom stick with a nose and Roger Daltrey.

I was just thinking last night, why don't the surviving members of The Beatles and the surviving members of The Who get together. The Who lacks a drummer and a bass player and The Beatles lack a singer and guitarist.

Well if you keep Paul McCartney to playing bass/piano only.

That's actually a pretty good idea! I'd pay the big bucks to see that.

And it's Baba O'Riley, not Teenage Wasteland, Matt. :)

Hey Bob-

I just downloaded that snippet from the concert, so I know they did it. (Teenage Wasteland) and I just found one that you are talking about. Ok. So, how many songs did they do on that night?