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Concert of the day

On this date in 2018 Roger performs at Fraze Pavilion in Kettering, Ohio with
the Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra

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Roger Daltrey performs Tommy: The Fraze Pavilion, Kettering, OH, July 2, 2018 -
The Who

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(This is my last blog post for this tour: I’m leaving to prepare some lectures
inside Abbey Road Studios in August, and someone will be filling in for me
onstage while the tour wraps up.) Tonight, a...
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Jim DeansI am looking for any pictures of the scooter, esspecialy with Billy
Idol on it although its the scooter I need photos of as we are restoring it for
Roger

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Kurt Tyler MeisterCome back!!!!

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Michael WatsonMix of Images.

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John PackI was at this show

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Jeff KalenNo posts since July 2? What's going on? Did I miss something?

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Daniel Laffranchi LaFrankieHow ya been Scott? Hope all is well!

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Ингвар Теосhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tegjASN0FvU

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Concert of the day

On this date in 2015 The Who play the Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam, Netherlands

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The Who at Amsterdam - Ziggo Dome

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The Who performed in Amsterdam at the Ziggo Dome on July 2, 2015. Check out the
photo gallery, setlist, videos, articles and reviews for the show!
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Alex WalexExcellent gig. I've seen them many times in the UK and this was by far
a much better atmosphere.

9 months ago 1


Mathijs MensinkWill they ever visit the Netherlands again?

2 years ago


Bart Cumbo NacheliSchitterend concert!

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Debbie Saunders Brunsyoutube link says video is unavailable...

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Jason van BreukelenI was there

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Claudio PinhoJoão Mario Macedo

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Mike Robsonςασ τηερε - φανταστιψ γιγ

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On this date in 2006 The Who play the Hyde Park Calling Festival in London ...
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Christopher TaaffeRoger has still got it Brilliant

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Benjamin McBrideI dig this so much! thank you!

1 years ago


Roy NelhamsPity my pretty boy days have gone

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Jo PericoliThank you very much for this song! I love this so much!

1 years ago


Elaine AckaretStill handsome as ever suckered for blue eyes

3 months ago


Ellen Barraud

1 years ago


Richard NelhamsI'm so glad that I found this great song to share with you all,
cause I found this song by the Who very late in my life but I have to say I love
it, so stop what ever your doing all you old Dudes out there, and let's all have
our selves a sing along that includes all you girls out there as well.Richard

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John SpencerIt appears the band has only two members who actually perform.
Otherwise the camera would have included all the others.

1 years ago


Sean MccarthyExactly one year after live 8? I was at live 8

2 years ago 1


Ken LepleySuper Group!

11 months ago 1


Fred RankinFor alyce

2 years ago


Lola PuertosMe gustan los viejóvenes rockeros

2 years ago


Lin Brooks1st time to hear this song!

2 years ago


Eli Alvarado Camacho

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Marie LindevallLove this ♥️

2 years ago


Anna HoffmanThanks for sharing , first time hearing this …

2 years ago 1


Ian StewartI was there .

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Ken DoddChris Dodd

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Tony HillWas there.

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Phil DriscollI was there

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Video of the day

On this date in 2005 The Who perform at the Live 8 benefit in London which is
broadcast around the world. Since bassist Pino Palladino and drummer Zak Starkey
are both out on tour, their places are taken by Damon Minchella and Steve White
who are given only one quick rehearsal with the band the day before. A planned
four song set is cut down to only "Who Are You" and "Won't Get Foo... See
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James ManghamThis was the first time I had seen The Who perform live, I was 15
at the time. Roger Daltrey's scream at the end of WGFA is one of the best sounds
in the world of rock music

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Jamey CativeraDamon Minchella does a decent job on bass. Steve White who is a
fine drummer but his style just doesn't fit in with The Who.

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Joanna ThomasHave seen them more than any other band - they always rock the
house...

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Robert MajorThose “sweeping” audience camera shots were innovated in 1964 in
“Hard Day’s Night.” Check out the YouTube video of “She Loves You” in the movie
to see how electrifying it was back then.

2 years ago 5


Steve BolgerLiving legends live, what a band. The 60s were blessed with a good
number of wonderful bands.

2 years ago 6


Paul IsraelHave not seen them live since the 60s in Bristol locarno ballroom.
Great band lifelong fan.

2 years ago 3


Steve BaddeleyThe best rock vocalist ever graced this planet Rodger daltery

2 years ago 8


Peter GrantSaw The Who live in '66 when I was 15.( Unforgettable experience).
They were awesome !!! Best band ever!

2 years ago


Helen Fiona BryantShame about the cut down set because others were a bit
selfish!

2 years ago 1


Howard MooreIs that Steve White on drums???

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Kingsley TaylorSteve White brilliant on drums ( as always)

2 years ago 3


Stephen DavidI was there brilliant set

11 months ago


Jean-Claude Devalthat IS rock and roll, love them

1 years ago


Timothy SaderWho was playing the drums ? It’s not Zak.

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Lex Hallgoddam - @15:23 Roger Daltrey can still deliver that screaming "YEAH" as
good as ever

2 years ago


Geoff GoodallWGFA it's an Anthem

1 years ago


James AzconaTwo of four missing.

1 years ago


Clive BoylesNot the Who without Moon.

1 years ago


Karsten FischerThe Best

1 years ago 1


Kevin ReaBlistering performance

1 years ago


Mark BellGood to see Steve White on the drums.

2 years ago 1


David VasquezI love watching Pete rock Strats!

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Martin LowndsLegends UK.

1 years ago


David WesslingHell Yes!!!

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Janusz SasanowsklNiezapomniany klimat koncertu

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Ad of the day

On this date in 2001 "A Walk Down Abbey Road: A Tribute To The Beatles"
featuring John on bass plays at Taste Of Minnesota at the State Capitol Grounds
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On this date in 1999:

The John Entwistle Band begins their third U.S. tour at The Compound in
Deerfield, Ohio

Roger Daltrey continues his U.K. tour with the British Rock Symphony performing
at Powderham Castle,

Spike Lee's movie Summer Of Sam, about the "Son Of Sam" murders in 1977, is
released in the U.S. One of the main characters is a punk rocker played by
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Tommy LeeI met John in 99

2 years ago


Carolyn MarosyFor your archives for next year!!

2 years ago


John TarnowskiPaul Spagnuolo

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Album of the day

On this date in 1996 a remixed, remastered version of The Who's Quadrophenia is
released in the U.K. Pete and Roger had both made corrections to the mix and
Pete expresses great satisfaction in the result. The re-release peaks at #47 in
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Victor CohenThe best album ever released. Period! This music helped me through
some dark teenage years. Thank you Pete Townshend .

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Jason GoldGreatest rock album of all time!

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Matt Detsa-AmnIncredible album. But I'm going to have to disagree with Pete on
the new mix. It's the original mix all the way for me!

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Dan Mullini prefer the original mix. the new one might sound technically better
but it no longer sounds like Quadrophenia: missing sound effects, no delay on
Roger's voice, louder vocals. for me it lost some of it's fighting edge that
made the original so exciting.

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Benn KempsterI remember being at Uni in Brighton that year and was at the HMV
door for them opening at 9am. I'd asked to have the first copy reserved for me
and they brought out the first box of deliveries and let me open it and take the
first copy out. I rushed back to Halls and played it for 24 hours straight. I'd
only had a tape copy from my dad's workmate until then which had served me well.
I'd been collecting bootlegs for 3 years up to then but really wanted my own
first copy. I splashed out on a portable CD player which I absolutely couldn't
afford and took Quadrophenia off under the Pier. I imagined Pete there in '65. I
imagined the movie re-creation. I doubted myself and knew I had no plan -
professional sport wasn't going to be and I'd hung everything on it. I Was The
Sea as I laid there waiting for it to wash over me, but surely Jimmy swam. Jimmy
made it and so did I. Sort of.

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Sean ThomasFor me a great concept album has to stand on its own outside of the
storyline . Each track is vintage Who. Not being British the storyline doesn't
hold my interest but it's just a killer double album. Also these songs are
dynamite in concert

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Les BlaxallBetter than any Beatles album. Lyrically and musically. There I said
it

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Robert NicholasThis is by far THE BEST ROCK ALBUM OF ALL TIME AND IT DOESNT
LOOSE ITS SHEER FEROCIOUSNESS AND BEAUTY AT ALL OVER TIME SOME UNBELIEVABLE
DRUMMING BY THE GOAT THE SOUNDTRACK OF MY LIFE

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Steve LucasSoundtrack of my youth! Especially summers on the shore. Wore my
cassette out.

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Michelle DurnsfordI’m not normally in to remasters/remixes but I make the
exception in this case as it’s fantastic. The music sounds great on all versions
but it’s the background stuff that blows me away, especially the end of track 3
when the scooter pulls off, you can clearly tell it’s a scooter!

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Mark MichalkoOne of the BEST Album to come out in '73. And the WHO Toured the LP
and I got to witness my 1st of 5 Who Shows. Also got to see some unknown band as
the Opened. LYNYRD SKYNYRD. They were OK and did a song I Like to this day
called "Tuesday's Gone"!! But they weren't no WHO that's for sure!! Date of
Show" 12/4/73. Venue: Spectrum Phila Pa. I have in my collection a GREAT Sound
Board Recording of my show. It was a PERFECT 1st WHO Show. How Lucky I was!!

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Tony RowlandsBest album ever made ...nothing comes close so let's move on

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Mick JonesI find it difficult to think of any improvement which could be made to
the original which was a masterpiece

2 years ago 3


Leon Joel RussellAny improvement to the greatest studio album of all time is
welcome in my book

2 years ago 3


GarryJames ChiversThe greatest piece of music ever written, first released on my
birthday also 26 October 1973

2 years ago 5


Tim McCulloughThe first time I heard it, I knew Pete had gone back in and
changed things. While it is okay, I find myself missing a few things that I
heard on the vinyl that are different on the cd release. He apparently did the
same thing to By Numbers- I noticed it on first listen. Slip Kid is not the same
as it was on vinyl, and there are some other slight differences elsewhere as
well...

2 years ago 1


Robert SternBest Album ever. A Masterpiece!

2 years ago 2


Rick AcerraTo me it is the best rock record ever made

2 years ago 2


Ray BowenLike many people I love this album, for me the original mix is epic,
nothing beats listening to this on vinyl on a good stereo system, preferably
with a beer or five as once on u just gotta hear it right through, as for
moonies drums just no words!

2 years ago 1


Michael MarshallI got the album on vinyl originally for my 13th birthday on 8th
July 1983. It is one of the best albums ever released, I have played it over and
over again so much so I eor it out and bought another copy from a record fair in
Bradford.

2 years ago 1


Anne ParrGreat album! I listen to it often and never tire of it

2 years ago 1


Scott DrakeWhen asked by her son “ what 1 album, would he take to a desert
island” This album was her reply, so he duly bought it for my birthday on vinyl,
to keep the one I’ve had since “73” company, P.S. if it ain’t broke, don’t fuck
about with it, the original of most things are perfect.

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Joshua WeinerYeah but they took out the seals and one “can you see?”

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Darren WasylykLove visiting Brighton because of that record ( and subsequent
film) and listening to the album on the train ride from London.

2 years ago


Neal DwaresHI JASON: IN MY DAY IT WAS EXILE ON MAIN ST. BY THE ROLLING STONES
AND THE WHITE ALBUM BY THE BEATLES.

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Concert of the day

On this date in 1995 Ringo Starr's All-Starr Band, featuring John Entwistle on
bass, begins its U.S. tour in St. Louis. The rest of the band is Billy Preston,
Randy Bachman, Mark Farner, Felix Cavaliere, Mark Riveria and Ringo's son and
future Who drummer Zak Starkey.

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Videos of the day

On this date in 1989 The Who play the third of four shows in New Jersey at
Giants Stadium

Visit our friends at The Who Concert Guide for the setlist here:
www.thewholive.net/concert/index.php?id=514

Our friends at Ivor The Engine Driver's Doorway have a bunch of videos from this
show over on Dailymotion.com

Overture - www.dailymotion.com/video/x2ys4f
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Bob CarlisleI was at the following night, July 3rd, 1989, I've seen many great
shows by many great artists throughout my life, and that one may have been the
greatest of them all!! The venue was perfect, the weather was perfect, the seats
were great, and The Who were PHENOMENAL!!!!

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Patrick MuldowneyI don’t think I was at this show, but I did see them during
this run of shows. The Tommy set was unbelievable.

2 years ago


Jerry KappmeierI went to 2 of the 4, I was infront of John playing Boris the
Spider, a huge fake spider was on stage and Pete did windmills while jumping it,
best shows I ever!!

2 years ago


Maureen LisowskiI was at one of these shows way up in the upper stands! In 2006
I saw them front row!

2 years ago


James GercakOnly 23.50 to see divine talent .....now it's like 20x that....and
worth every penny in their case!!

6 months ago


Glenn DavisThose four show crushed attendance records that still stand if I
recall correctly. But maybe I am not remembering correctly.

2 years ago


Tommy WalkerI didn’t see The Who play in New Jersey that summer. But I did see
them later on the tour in Texas: the Astrodome in Houston, September 2. Backing
The Who was Stevie Ray Vaughan (God rest his soul) and Double Trouble. And The
Fabulous Thunderbirds were the opening act. It was phenomenal!

1 years ago


Mike BrinskelleWho is the drummer for this show? Thats not Kenny Jones

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Jason GoldI was at this show!!!

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Tom WilsonI was there..left went to the car got more beer got back in. Great
Show

2 years ago 2


David EisenstadtI was in attendance

2 years ago 1


Steve MirekMy second Who show!

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Mike DonnellyWent to all 4, great memories.

2 years ago


James Gelinas$23.50…that’s more like it…

2 years ago 1


Mike SelkI was there!

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Photos of the day

On this date in 1980 The Who play the Reunion Arena in Dallas, Texas

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Daniel AkersThis is the add that came out in the Dallas Times Herald when
tickets went on sale.

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Eddie GallowaySaw them in Dallas and Houston on that tour. Pete was drunk out of
his mind both nights. What happened in Cincinatti a few months earlier was still
weighing on him. And seeing them for the first time without Keith on drums was
even more shocking than I thought it would be. They were such a far cry from the
fire breathing monster they were in the Spring of '76, when I had last seen them
at several gigs -- the tour that The Ox later said was the best Keith ever
played. But much later, when Pete got back in shape, and Zak was on drums, they
became monsters again, though still not what they were when Keith was in his
prime.

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Melvin SheltonHotter than you would believe that day. I was there…great show.

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Bets CrockettMy uncle worked for the DFW fire department and he used his badge
to get in and get me a shirt and that's why he's my favorite relative.

2 years ago


Greg LittlefieldPlease say you have some from the next day in Austin. :)

2 years ago


Daniel AkersGreat show!!!!

2 years ago


Jeff RandallI attended this show.

2 years ago 1


Kevin WortleyKenny Jones largely ignored I noted

2 years ago


Adam SalbergSaw them at Shea Stadium that year

2 years ago


Roger ColeyIt was hotter than a Honolulu hooker hut in Dallas that day.
Something like 113° three straight days. Daltrey's jacket came off really quick.
Several residents perished from the heat that week. I know I've posted this
before but we were close enough to read the setlist with ocular aid and could
see blood dripping from the band leader's digits. Just a full on Kevin's mom
rock show!

2 years ago


Doug GrissomI was there!!!

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Romeo PuruggananOutstanding!

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Concert of the day

On this date in 1970 The Who play the Freedom Palace in Kansas City, Missouri

Photos & Poster @ Rae Lynn courtesy of Marc Starke
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Poster of the day

On this date in 1967 Pete and Keith enjoy a night on the town, taking in Cream
at the Saville Theatre then heading over to The Speakeasy to catch The Toys

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Geoff CookSo 'oo was with Keith, Pete or John?

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Mike Bruce VoskouBest live band ever.

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Jerry AckermanSix string bass

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On this date in 1965 The Who play The Maple Ballroom in Northampton

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Mick JonesGreat photos

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Photos of the day

On this date in 2002 The Who, or "The Two" as the press dubs them, begin their
2002 North American tour at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles

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Marshall SharpI was at this show. It was sad being John Entwistle had passed a
few days before. Pete and Roger put their hearts and soul into this show. There
was a beautiful tribute to John. They put on a great show. They remembered Keith
as well.

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Matthew StanfordI was there for that show, the first without John. An emotional
night on and off stage.

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Jason GoldI was at this show! Walked to the Hollywood Bowl w beer in hand from
my apartment @ a mile away. Great show.

2 years ago 1


Alexis UnderwoodI saw the show up here in the Bay Area.. very sad , very
emotional right after John died. What a great tribute to John and Keith!

2 years ago 1


Howard Levarkoi came up from New Zealand for the show, sad yet amazing
atmosphere

2 years ago


Elaine AckaretGonna have to get a new dvd 1975 concert wearing mine out. My
favorite band ever still

2 months ago


Harry WarburgMust have been a very difficult show to do

2 years ago 1


Bart AdamsI was there at this show too. An incredibly emotional night.

2 years ago 2


Lauren J HammerOne of the worst nights ever.

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Daniel PettitSaw this one, and the Bay area show a couple of days later. Pino
had some loud shoes to fill, and did admirable.

2 years ago 1


Roger ColeyWe saw the tour in Dallas in September 21 2002. I was on crutches
from a weekend warrior injury. After John Entwistle died, I was in a mood. I was
ready to forget it. Then I heard they were carrying on and I thought "f#ck yeah!
That's life! Carrying on!" At first I thought "damn they are off!" but hung with
it. By the last few songs they were cooking and the encore? I cried from
happiness! I'm not finding a review but really "Who cares?"

2 years ago


Billy GallegosThey were scheduled for Irvine Meadows that week as well but that
show was pushed to September. I ended up going there. I got a question for
anyone who went to that same show in Irvine....who was the opening act? They
were pretty good but what was sad was that when they told the crowd they were
going to play one final song, you could hear people cheering.

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Jennifer Daniels-LaBonteI was there ~ emotional.

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Kevin KennedyGreat Shots

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Book of the month

During this month in 2001 Eyewitness: The Who: The Day-by-Day Chronicle Told
Through Eyewitness Accounts Of Friends, Family and Fellow Musicians compiled by
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Chris StewartI love this picture

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Concert of the day

On this date in 2000 The Who play the PNC Bank Arts Center in Holmdel, New
Jersey

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Terrence McBrideI got chased around by security because I was shooting. Got
caught and booted during WGFA. Har!

2 years ago 1


Dan Mullini think this was put up on The Who .com back in the day. from what i
remember there was a BLISTERING Anyway Anyhow Anywhere.

2 years ago 1


Les Washburn SchriberThis was a really good show on a warm night in the
shed...Unamerican opened and they were good as well.

2 years ago


Patricia Presa HoranI was there. It was the 1st time my cousin’s son (then 20
yrs old) saw them in Concert. He was blown away. I was proud

2 years ago


Markus MarkPretty sure this was after a 2000 MSG show

2 years ago 1


Elaine AckaretWish I had mine from Seattle 1982 saw both nights

3 months ago


Terrence McBrideThis entire tour was blistering.

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Derick BhupsinghI went to this gig had a great time

2 years ago 1


Daniel MurphyI had tickets too!

2 years ago 1


James Gelinas$152.00 ?

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Jim GroganWas there! Best Who show I’ve ever scene (I was 11 when Keith passed)
Had lawn seats. Didn’t matter, the sound was loud!

2 years ago 2


Jason BayerWas there. Amazing show!

2 years ago 1


Ozzie PottersmithThey should leave this to the pro Marc Starr !

2 years ago 1


Seth DavidsonBeen there. Done that.

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Tom WilsonHad a good time at this Show

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Album of the day

On this date in 1997 Keith Moon's solo album Two Sides Of The Moon is released
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Edward MurphyUnfortunately, Keith tried to make a Harry Nilsson/Ringo sounding
record. They were making this kind of awful 70s music at this time. Predictably,
the results are terrible.

2 years ago 5


Tim BaccoGot in FB jail for showing the inside sleeve …. Where Keith shows you
his two sides of his moon …..

2 years ago 3


Kathy Wheeleri like the song Do me good he did better singing on that one even
though it is not that great a album still glad he made it.Got it on vinyl and
Cd.

2 months ago


Emil Skoglundhave this on vinyl, great album

2 years ago 1


Len SpotloeBack Door Sally Rocks

2 years ago 1


Jeffery BrownellI bought that album at Kmart

2 years ago


Jerry AckermanGreat record. Got lost in moving,the sleeve was priceless.

2 years ago 1


Jackie KnightMy mom bought me that LP.

2 years ago


James GelinasIt’s solid gold…

2 years ago 1


Darron ChildsCheck that date- it looks incorrect?

2 years ago

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Alexis UnderwoodHave this CD in my car! Love it!!

2 years ago


Chris StewartI used to have this album

2 years ago


Barry HaycarStill got my copy About the only one LOL

2 years ago


Scott BernsteinThe bit with Keith and Ringo telling jokes to eachother makes the
whole thing worth it for me.

2 years ago 1


Shai Idelsonhttps://www.facebook.com/528377617/posts/10159352135317618/?d=n

2 years ago


Alva TraceNice cover

2 years ago


Steve LawrenceWaspman....ssstttiiinnnggggg!!!

2 years ago


Mark James MeliPraises be to whoever talked him out of a complete follow-up.

2 years ago 1


Mike LewisIt’s Number One!

2 years ago


Michael BarkAwful album.

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Jeff DavisI still have an unopened promo copy of this!

2 years ago 2

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Guy Dossin1975 ;-)

2 years ago


Laura DerlerI like it. I have it on cd. I like the Beatles song he sings. My
favorite.

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Book of the month

During this month in 1995 Ollie Lundin’s picture and reminiscences book The Who
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The July 1981 issue of Creem magazine features a device of Face Dances

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Jim GroganHey, guess what. This album is great. Start to finish. Stop pretending
you can’t listen to it from start to finish without skipping a track. It’s a
fact, Sorry for the truthbomb

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Dave CoenFairly accurate, Daily Records best song on that album by far.

2 years ago 2


Jon DeNunzioEvery review is subjective, and we have the benefit of time, but
it’s pretty surprising that a review of Face Dances would not mention “You
Better You Bet” (other than a little joke in the last line).

2 years ago 2


Kevin WortleyYou Better You Bet & Don’t Let Go The Coat (at a push) are the
highlights of a poor album by Who standards (think Quadrophenia for a stunning
piece of music) and then Face Dances wasn’t much better! Pete’s solo albums
contained much punchier songs in fairness, play them a fair bit especially Empty
Glass

2 years ago 1


Tom LawtonI remember this review really well particularly since parts of it
illuminated things about the Who that I hadn't really caught before ("..the
music drops down... Daltrey in his most wistful voice" - I recall that sentence
just about every time that dynamic is displayed in one of their songs.) Pretty
accurate across the board though I think Cache Cache rivals How Can You Do It
for sheer unlistenableness.

2 years ago 1


Alex NejakoI wonder if people would write the same reviews if they knew the band
only had one album left before a huge hiatus. Back in the 80s a lot of reviewers
thought they were better than the bands . They don't control what i listen to

2 years ago


Michael GreenanAgree with a lot of this (especially his opinion on the Entwistle
songs). Don’t agree on Don’t let go of the coat being a “wings imitation”. Still
a good album overall.

2 years ago 1


Dave Sylvestre“You Better You Bet” was a radio hit and it’s fun song. “Another
Tricky Day” was not as catchy - or at least not catchy enough to be a hit but
was even better. But the rest of the album fell flat.

2 years ago


Thomas HeitjanI had an LP copy back then, and I used to play it at 45rpm just to
give it some life.

2 years ago


Chuck Strayer“You” is the best track on the album..

2 years ago 1


Allen L Friello...the Judas Priest Point of Entry review bottom right kept my
interest and gets more play time.

2 years ago


Jim DwyerJohn always on that damn cell phone

2 years ago 2


Mike LewisI remember this review.

2 years ago


Dennis MordenLove this album cover.

2 years ago


Pearce BannonDead right about “How Can You Do It Alone” and the “generally bland
sound.”

2 years ago 1


Mike SelkAlways felt that if you took the five or so great songs on “Empty
Glass”, the four or so good Townshend songs on “Face Dances” (I’d pick “YBYB”,
“Don’t Let Go The Coat”, “Another Tricky Day” and “How Can You Do It Alone”) and
John’s two songs from the same album, and you have a classic Who album. But by
that point, Townshend basically stopped giving a shit about the Who.

1 years ago 1


Adam SalbergHelluva concert tour for it, though.

2 years ago


James JacksonGot that issue!

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Album and Single of the month

During this month i 1987 Roger's LP Can't Wait To See The Movie is released
along with a single with the A-side from the movie The Lost Boys, a cover of
Elton John and Bernie Taupin's "Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me" backed with
"The Heart Has Its Reasons." In interviews at the time, Roger says he abandoned
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Jamey CativeraThat album is VERY dated sounding. There are a few good songs on
it but a lot of 80's fluff filler.

2 years ago 3


Harry WarburgIt’s funny that a lot of bands went with this kind of style in this
era because it was “modern” but now when you listen back this kind of production
is a little dated. Haven’t listened to this record though. What is the general
consensus.

2 years ago 1


Brian ChristianI bought the cassette hoping it'd be as good as Raging Moon. I
listened to it precisely once.

2 years ago 1


Guy DossinDon't let's the sun go down on me => impossible ! It's happen already,
the Sun go down on him during the "see me feel me touch me" song in Woodstock
;-)

2 years ago


Robin Rinehart“Take Me Home” is pretty good.

2 years ago


Mark RobertsNot his finest moment...

2 years ago


Dan ScarlettI liked his version

2 years ago


Aaron LevinTerrible album

2 years ago


Gregory BarronUnder A Raging Moon still one of my favorites!

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