Bands And Albums.

ANY WHO FANS OUT THERE

*waving frantically from the wings*

FANTASTIC DO YOU KNOW OF ANY BANDS LOOKING FOR A BASSIST WITH A MASSIVE WHO AND 10 CC INFLUANCE ?

I know it's just art for art's sake but can you see the real me?

BASS7 - sorry, & if I did, i'd be playin' in it, rather than referring you to it.

LOL!

. . . I love the old stuff "My Generation" . . . "Happy Jack" . . . "I Can See For Miles" . . . "Magic Bus" . . . "Tommy" . . . "Who's Next" . . . They were at Woodstock . . . Their songs live in my soul !

They are Rock Gods . . . Y'all know this . . . RIGHT ?

I didn't know that ...

Never been a HUGH fan ... sorry

sad thing is, he's right.

I have never seen people so warmly received as when they played THE WHO.

(even badly)

Hell Yea ""

Count me in being a long time of THe WHO

Seen 'em in 67 along with Creem, The Blues Project, Blues Magoos, Wilson Picket at the Murry the K show at the RKO, NYC. A life altering experience for any young rocker!
The Who and Creem were billed beneath Mitch Ryder ! (strange times, they were)

I surely must have been influenced by Townshend & company in those days, as I can recall kicking over the 'ol Farfisa combo organ many times in the high school gym after jammin' out on "My Generation".

Howlin'

I see Pete is still reggin' the contests at IAC.

Imho, Pete is one of the most underrated songwriters of my lifetime, in spite of his success. Ppl just don't seem ro appreciate his work on the composing level, yet they all hold up when examined. Strange chord choices, hammering rhythms of his strong right hand, & powerful melodies combined with lyrics that flow realistically, can often stand alone, & actually have meaning...yeah, I guess you could say I'm a fan...esp when you take this level of writing & perform it with the ground-breaking musicianship & amazing vocals of the band as a whole...

Even on my favorite table, he can beat my best...

Up to and until TOMMY. My sisters loved that album. I found it lame.
Not much into OPERA rock or not I guess.
A premere revolution band.

Count me in! "I Can See For Miles" is one of the best powerpop songs ever written. Although I'm most influenced by their early stuff, "Who's Next" remains my all-time favorite studio album.

Saw them in '78 and saw Pete and Roger in the fall; they've always sounded great live.

Steve