Joey, I am very excited!  They brought their A-game!  I shall say hello to Mr. Moon for you at The Greatest Bar Wholigan summit in Beantown Friday night!  It will be WICKED PISSAH!!!!

http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i158/ryan49321/100_3740.jpg

" Joey, I am very excited!  They brought their A-game!  I shall say hello to Mr. Moon for you at The Greatest Bar Wholigan summit in Beantown Friday night!  It will be WICKED PISSAH!!!! "

http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i158/ryan49321/100_3740.jpg


Hello Jumping Jack .......................................................


Sister Disco ?!


Love Reign O'er Me ?!


...are you friggin KIDDING ?!


Nice . I do not believe they have performed Love Reign O'er Me since the United States 2002 " Mini " Tour .


Tell Keith " Hi " from me ...... I am quite sure Moonie will be in attendance as he mentioned that he was going to try and catch every single gig this tour ( ...... with the United States entering a very deep recession this might just be it for a good many years --- and that includes the Stones AND MACCA )


Developing .......................................


http://www.thewho.com/index.php?module=news&news_item_id=213





'kins !

GETTING IN TUNE...Hell yeah. I hope that stays in the set.

" GETTING IN TUNE...Hell yeah. I hope that stays in the set "



< ---- I would like to caress your kneecaps .


http://detnews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20081022/OPINION03/810220412




" Wednesday, October 22, 2008 "

" The Who pay back Detroit with rousing show "

" The Who kicked off a mini-tour of the United States with an energetic show at The Palace of Auburn Hills on Tuesday night, despite having just stepped off a trans-Atlantic flight. It might have been eminently more sober than their many gigs at the Grande Ballroom in the banner year of 1967, but the effect on the audience was as potent (if not mind-altering).

In his more dignified middle age, Roger Daltrey has reverted to the short-cropped, tailored Mod look of his youth, and it suits him. His voice is a throwback as well, with the strong, bright tone he had as a youngster. Daltrey is a master of the controlled yell, and if he's missing any notes on the upper end of his register, we didn't notice.

Wearing the darkest of sunglasses, Pete Townshend is the hopped-up middle-age punk, his arm windmilling over his Stratocaster as he chopped out those familiar magnetic riffs, each of which sparked an emotional memory.

There were a few first-night bumps -- Townshend had to stop strumming right at the beginning of "Pinball Wizard" to change guitars, and Daltrey broke a tambourine (not on purpose), then had to leave the stage at one point to retrieve his own guitar -- but the audience didn't mind.

They are one of the most quintessentially British groups, but The Who bonded with southeastern Michigan in the late '60s, and the bond is steadfast. The members donated their take from the show to two Detroit charities, Gleaners Food Bank and Focus: HOPE, because they wanted to give back to a community where they tasted their first American success, Daltrey said.

The 11,000 paid customers at the Palace will provide a nice shot in the arm for two charities that will be hard-pressed to help people this winter.

"We had our first hit record out of Detroit," Townshend said between songs. "I forget the radio station that played it, but it was a funny little record called 'Happy Jack' in 1967. We got the hit here, and then it spread all over the place."

Townshend also bragged that the best car he ever owned was a Lincoln Continental, "built right here in Detroit."

He recalled that "a guy from the MC5" attended their first Detroit gig, which drew "about 10 people. Maybe 20."

"Then I just found out that we played Southfield High School that year, too," Townshend said, to screams. "That's why we're here," he added at the end of his Detroit tribute. Modestly, they didn't mention that they were donating their fee.

Other musical highlights: "5:15," which had the audience dancing and the band jumping (despite Townshend's complaints of jet lag), "Love Reign O'er Me," "Behind Blue Eyes," "Eminence Front" and "Won't Get Fooled Again."

Townshend's elegiac chord changes, rising majestically, on "Listening to You" at the end of the "Tommy" segment, are a reminder of how, at their best, The Who have always been a communal experience, one that not only entertains, but elevates. "



 

 




Baby 'kins ! ™

Tattoo people, Tattoo!  That hasn't been in the set since nineteen-bloody-seventy! Oy!

I see them Friday and Tuesday--anyone going?  PM me....

" I see them Friday and Tuesday--anyone going?  "



Jizzy ............................... You make Joey Proud .


I am envious !!!!!!!!!!!!

"  Tattoo!  That hasn't been in the set since nineteen-bloody-seventy!  "



< ----- I am now moist .

What's with all this talk about jet-lag.Why the hell didn't they just get there a day early. :whydontcha

" What's with all this talk about jet-lag.Why the hell didn't they just get there a day early. "



Hello sweetcharmedlife .................................


Weeding today ?!


...Hashishing ?!

Joey wrote on Oct 22^nd, 2008 at 2:25pm:

" What's with all this talk about jet-lag.Why the hell didn't they just get there a day early. " Hello sweetcharmedlife ................................. Weeding today ?! ...Hashishing ?!

No Joey...Drier than a cun's nunt around here lately....But their's alway's :booze

" No Joey...Drier than a cun's nunt around here lately....But their's alway's .. "


I feel ya ..... Hell , my material has become drier than Phyllis Diller's Cha CHA !!!! :

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http://www.cinemorgue.com/phyllisdiller.jpg !!!!!!

Zack wrote on Oct 22^nd, 2008 at 10:54am:

Tattoo people, Tattoo!  That hasn't been in the set since nineteen-bloody-seventy! Oy!

'Tattoo' was played a few times on the '82 "Farewell" Tour.  
Caught it the second night at Shea Stadium.  :)

Still quite a rarity, though - and a welcome one!

Hope it's still in the set next Wednesday...  

'Tattoo' was played a few times on the '82 "Farewell" Tour.  
Caught it the second night at Shea Stadium.  :) "


Thanks ......... you are correct ( as usual ) :

13-10-1982: New York, NY, Shea Stadium
Substitute, I Can't Explain, Dangerous, Sister Disco, The Quiet One, It's Hard, Eminence Front, Behind Blue Eyes, Baba O'Riley, I Am One, The Punk And The Godfather, Drowned, Tattoo, Cry If You Want, Who Are You, Pinball Wizard, See Me Feel Me, 5.15, Love Reign O'er Me, Long Live Rock, Won't Get Fooled Again, Young Man Blues, Naked Eye, I Saw Her Standing There, Summertime Blues, Twist And Shout


more information...


http://www.thewholive.de/konzerte/zeige_konzert.php?GroupID=1&Jahr=1982


J.'Lo !

Ready for this one, Joey?

Was way up front on the field and thisclose to Mr. Peter Dennis Blandford Townshend.
Before 'Tattoo' Daltrey says "We're gonna do one we haven't played in a long time..."

I yelled out 'Naked Eye', which caught the attention of Pete, who was lighting up a clove cigarette and tinkering with his rig.
He spun around in mock surprise and wanted to know who said that, so I yelled it again and he just grinned.

Made it to the rail by the time the encores rolled around.
And whaddaya know, they played 'Naked Eye'!

When it was done, Pete looked over and gave me a nod and thumbs up.

8-)

left shoe shuffle wrote on Oct 22^nd, 2008 at 5:51pm:

Ready for this one, Joey? Was way up front on the field and thisclose to Mr. Peter Dennis Blandford Townshend. Before 'Tattoo' Daltrey says "We're gonna do one we haven't played in a long time..." I yelled out 'Naked Eye', which caught the attention of Pete, who was lighting up a clove cigarette and tinkering with his rig. He spun around in mock surprise and wanted to know who said that, so I yelled it again and he just grinned. Made it to the rail by the time the encores rolled around. And whaddaya know, they played 'Naked Eye'! When it was done, Pete looked over and gave me a nod and thumbs up. 8-)

I give you a thumbs up too.  You've had the most interesting encounters of anyone on any Stones board I've ever read.  

left shoe shuffle wrote on Oct 22^nd, 2008 at 5:07pm:

Zack wrote on Oct 22nd, 2008 at 10:54am: Tattoo people, Tattoo!  That hasn't been in the set since nineteen-bloody-seventy! Oy! 'Tattoo' was played a few times on the '82 "Farewell" Tour.   Caught it the second night at Shea Stadium.  :) Still quite a rarity, though - and a welcome one! Hope it's still in the set next Wednesday...

i was at the second night at shea also. wish they would release a copy of that show. the who's last sounds like garbage compared to the new clash release. tatoo was also played at the bridge benefit in 99 at shoreline ampitheater along with mary anne with the shaky hand. it was an acoustic show but still pretty damn cool. hope to see them do it again on sunday in philly!!!

" Was way up front on the field and thisclose to Mr. Peter Dennis Blandford Townshend.
Before 'Tattoo' Daltrey says "We're gonna do one we haven't played in a long time..."

I yelled out 'Naked Eye', which caught the attention of Pete, who was lighting up a clove cigarette and tinkering with his rig.
He spun around in mock surprise and wanted to know who said that, so I yelled it again and he just grinned.

Made it to the rail by the time the encores rolled around.
And whaddaya know, they played 'Naked Eye'!

When it was done, Pete looked over and gave me a nod and thumbs up. "


Pretty Friggin Cool in my book left shoe shuffle .


Nice .


I have seen many clips of some of those Shea concerts back in 1982  . I too wish they would release a " BEST OF SHEA ' 82 "  ( especially since they will be tearing the damn thing down very soon )   .


Developing ........


Joey

Hell of a setlist! Have a blast, all you Wholigans!
Nice one, Lefty!  [smiley=thumbsup.gif]

Jumping Jack wrote on Oct 22^nd, 2008 at 4:21am:

Who Blows Doors!!!  (nsc)

Hi Señor Jumping... Your last name sounds familiar to me... Are you a relative of Happy Jack?

You bastard!

Hope we can meet this tour, I think they are not coming here but Who gives a fuck anyway  :wtf3

Last night's setlist:

I Can't Explain
The Seeker
The Kids are Alright
Fragments
Who Are You?
Behind Blue Eyes
Real Good Looking Boy
Baba O'Reilly
Getting in Tune
Sister Disco
Eminence Front
5:15
Love Reign O'er Me
My Generation
Won't Get Fooled Again

ENCORES:
Naked Eye
Pinball Wizard/Tommy Medley
Overature/Amazing Journey/Sparks/Underture/We're Not Going to Take It
Tea and Theatre.

Joey, my pee pee is like a hard salami...................developing......................

sweetcharmedlife wrote on Oct 23^rd, 2008 at 8:18am:

Last night's setlist: I Can't Explain The Seeker The Kids are Alright Fragments Who Are You? Behind Blue Eyes Real Good Looking Boy Baba O'Reilly Getting in Tune Sister Disco Eminence Front 5:15 Love Reign O'er Me My Generation Won't Get Fooled Again ENCORES: Naked Eye Pinball Wizard/Tommy Medley Overature/Amazing Journey/Sparks/Underture/We're Not Going to Take It Tea and Theatre.

'Tattoo' out and 'Real Good Looking Boy' in.

Grrrr...

left shoe shuffle wrote on Oct 23^rd, 2008 at 6:44pm:

sweetcharmedlife wrote on Oct 23rd, 2008 at 8:18am: Last night's setlist: I Can't Explain The Seeker The Kids are Alright Fragments Who Are You? Behind Blue Eyes Real Good Looking Boy Baba O'Reilly Getting in Tune Sister Disco Eminence Front 5:15 Love Reign O'er Me My Generation Won't Get Fooled Again ENCORES: Naked Eye Pinball Wizard/Tommy Medley Overature/Amazing Journey/Sparks/Underture/We're Not Going to Take It Tea and Theatre. 'Tattoo' out and 'Real Good Looking Boy' in. Grrrr...

Yeah but Naked Eye also in Lefty...Maybe you can have a chance to yell Naked Eye at Pete again. Think He'll remember you. :wtf2

Voodoo,

Happyjack only comes out when I drink my gin (or Goose as the case may be).  Should Pete come to the preparty I shall remind him he owes you a show!!!!

Wholigan preparty at The Greatest Bar tonight, 5:00 pm.

Jumping Jack wrote on Oct 24^th, 2008 at 6:54am:

Voodoo, Happyjack only comes out when I drink my gin (or Goose as the case may be).  Should Pete come to the preparty I shall remind him he owes you a show!!!! Wholigan preparty at The Greatest Bar tonight, 5:00 pm.

where will whooligan party be held in philly? will keith moon be there?

" Joey, my pee pee is like a hard salami...................developing  "
http://rocksoff.org/h4-tits2.jpg !!!!!

www.thewho.com

" where will whooligan party be held in philly? will keith moon be there? "

http://www.thewho.org/moon/bellboy.jpg !!!!!!

I'm seeing the Who in 5 hours---I LOVE saying that !!!!!

" I'm seeing the Who in 5 hours---I LOVE saying that !!!!! "



< ----- and I love YOU for saying " I'm seeing the Who in 5 hours---I LOVE saying that !!!!! "



Me too Lil' Fella ( Little Fijikins ...... oh , OH Little Fiji  .... Lil' Fiji  )

Please file a full report ( review ) here tomorrow Jizzy .  


Enjoy !!!!!


Joey

lotsajizz wrote on Oct 24^th, 2008 at 2:02pm:

I'm seeing the Who in 5 hours---I LOVE saying that !!!!!

tell keith i said hello.............

Tonight (Friday the 24th) I went my ten year old son, Keith, up to the Garden in Boston for the Two/Who.  He's a fan and this was his first rockshow--he was blown away (I thought I should start him off right).  Our seats were five rows from the stage, six rows up--perfectly level with the stage--the value of getting through with Ticketbastard in the opening seconds!!   A Canadian band from Winnipeg called 'Inward Eye' opened.  They were a power pop, slightly punky, trio with a super drummer.  They were good.  They played about half an hour.  The Who came out at 9 PM.  Roger wore a white shirt and vest with jeans and looked slightly thinner than when I last saw him.  Pete, by contrast, looked like he put on ten or fifteen--no big deal, but he wasn't cocaine-thin like in the seventies.  He wore a black and white, horizontal striped "sailor"-type shirt with a black scarf.  He leapt about less (perhaps those extra 10-15?) but windmilled plenty and played superbly.  The rest was Pino, as stoic as the man he replaced, Simon, who never took his ski cap off, Zak--who is better than ever, if a tad more precise after his Oasis stint, and Rabbit on the keys.  The band was not particularly tight, but that seemed to be because they were trying to improvise and work changes into their songs more than on past tours--"The Grateful Dead" approach :-)
Anyway, the songlist....
1. I Can't Explain  --  Roger storms up, microphone twirling and Pete starts chopping away and it could be 1979 or 1989 or 1999, all is one!!!
2. The Seeker  -- jammed out a bit with some changes in both lyrics and music, the stop/start timing of this tune is super.
3. Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere  -- the rave-up jam/interplay between Pete and Zak is awesome on this tune, but never long enough--I want MORE!!
4. Fragments  -- Roger pointing out the "you" and "you" at the end made eye contact with me and gave me a point!!  YAHOO!!  I love eye contact with my favorite rockstars!!
5. Who Are You  -- HIGH energy, Pete really rippin' into it...the solo was done while leaning on his amp...
6. Behind Blue Eyes  -- they nailed it, Daltrey in fine voice, one leg up on his monitor while crooning it out.
7. Real Good Looking Boy  -- slow opening but Zak kicked it into higher gear at the end and justified it
8. Baba O'Riley  -- PERFECT!  Pete jokingly stated after that he's blown away everytime by the audience response and it must be this generation's Beethoven :-)
9. Getting In Tune  -- a rarity!!  sung perfectly and with a cool, tight ending.
10. Sister Disco  -- the drumming breakdown/coda was replaced with a short but tight Pete solo down from a stool (!) near his amp.
11. Eminence Front  -- very different than the early 80's versions, perhaps Pete's best playing of the night, VERY Hendrixy
12. Sea And Sand  -- short and sweet, not jammed out as much as other tunes this night or as in past versions
13. 5:15  -- as perfect as they can do it without Entwistle
14. Love Reign O'er Me  -- best version I ever heard, Daltrey fuckin' ON!
15. My Generation  -- powerful and bish-bashy, with a depressing Pete rap in the closing jam about how his generation "fucked it all up"
16. Won't Get Fooled Again -- the highlight, Roger nailed the scream perfectly, took my breath away
17. Underture -- wonderous and jammy and very unlike any version I've ever heard before
18. Pinball Wizard  -- with a new, odd Pete timing in the opening fan chording
19. Amazing Journey  -- Roger in maximum microphone-as-lassoo mode
20. Sparks  -- very different than past versions, much improvising
21. See Me, Feel Me  -- started strong, lost some steam at the end
22. Tea And Theater  -- well sung and played, if a little ragged around the edges, a sweet farewell, they hugged, waved, and exited.

Smooth ride home, sorry for the shortness on details, but tired...more tomorrow

lotsajizz wrote on Oct 25^th, 2008 at 12:44am:

Tonight (Friday the 24th) I went my ten year old son, Keith, up to the Garden in Boston for the Two/Who.  He's a fan and this was his first rockshow--he was blown away (I thought I should start him off right).  Our seats were five rows from the stage, six rows up--perfectly level with the stage--the value of getting through with Ticketbastard in the opening seconds!!   A Canadian band from Winnipeg called 'Inward Eye' opened.  They were a power pop, slightly punky, trio with a super drummer.  They were good.  They played about half an hour.  The Who came out at 9 PM.  Roger wore a white shirt and vest with jeans and looked slightly thinner than when I last saw him.  Pete, by contrast, looked like he put on ten or fifteen--no big deal, but he wasn't cocaine-thin like in the seventies.  He wore a black and white, horizontal striped "sailor"-type shirt with a black scarf.  He leapt about less (perhaps those extra 10-15?) but windmilled plenty and played superbly.  The rest was Pino, as stoic as the man he replaced, Simon, who never took his ski cap off, Zak--who is better than ever, if a tad more precise after his Oasis stint, and Rabbit on the keys.  The band was not particularly tight, but that seemed to be because they were trying to improvise and work changes into their songs more than on past tours--"The Grateful Dead" approach :-) Anyway, the songlist.... 1. I Can't Explain  --  Roger storms up, microphone twirling and Pete starts chopping away and it could be 1979 or 1989 or 1999, all is one!!! 2. The Seeker  -- jammed out a bit with some changes in both lyrics and music, the stop/start timing of this tune is super. 3. Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere  -- the rave-up jam/interplay between Pete and Zak is awesome on this tune, but never long enough--I want MORE!! 4. Fragments  -- Roger pointing out the "you" and "you" at the end made eye contact with me and gave me a point!!  YAHOO!!  I love eye contact with my favorite rockstars!! 5. Who Are You  -- HIGH energy, Pete really rippin' into it...the solo was done while leaning on his amp... 6. Behind Blue Eyes  -- they nailed it, Daltrey in fine voice, one leg up on his monitor while crooning it out. 7. Real Good Looking Boy  -- slow opening but Zak kicked it into higher gear at the end and justified it 8. Baba O'Riley  -- PERFECT!  Pete jokingly stated after that he's blown away everytime by the audience response and it must be this generation's Beethoven :-) 9. Getting In Tune  -- a rarity!!  sung perfectly and with a cool, tight ending. 10. Sister Disco  -- the drumming breakdown/coda was replaced with a short but tight Pete solo down from a stool (!) near his amp. 11. Eminence Front  -- very different than the early 80's versions, perhaps Pete's best playing of the night, VERY Hendrixy 12. Sea And Sand  -- short and sweet, not jammed out as much as other tunes this night or as in past versions 13. 5:15  -- as perfect as they can do it without Entwistle 14. Love Reign O'er Me  -- best version I ever heard, Daltrey fuckin' ON! 15. My Generation  -- powerful and bish-bashy, with a depressing Pete rap in the closing jam about how his generation "fucked it all up" 16. Won't Get Fooled Again -- the highlight, Roger nailed the scream perfectly, took my breath away 17. Underture -- wonderous and jammy and very unlike any version I've ever heard before 18. Pinball Wizard  -- with a new, odd Pete timing in the opening fan chording 19. Amazing Journey  -- Roger in maximum microphone-as-lassoo mode 20. Sparks  -- very different than past versions, much improvising 21. See Me, Feel Me  -- started strong, lost some steam at the end 22. Tea And Theater  -- well sung and played, if a little ragged around the edges, a sweet farewell, they hugged, waved, and exited. Smooth ride home, sorry for the shortness on details, but tired...more tomorrow

thanks for the review. love the GD approach!!! not taking my son this time. he's only mentioned an interest in seeing the stones so far.............

I think it was just after 'Behind Blue Eyes'; a curvy (my guess, 40-28-36-ish) girl tried to climb on her boyfriend's shoulders from about the fourth row and fell the first time.  She tried again and got up there and Pete smiles and looks at her and says "See, I knew you had balance!"  She rewarded him by pulling up her shirt and showing off a magnificent set.  Pete's smile broadened, his mouth opened to say something, he seemed to think better of it, waived to her, and turned around to his amp.  The crowd was good, more energetic and slightly bigger than the last couple fo Garden shows I've seen.  And less fat and old people.  Unlike the last time, where I had to abandon my seats for upper deck dancing room because the old, fat people behind me insisted on sitting, the crowd was on its feet the whole show.

"  I went my ten year old son, Keith, up to the Garden in Boston for the Two/Who.  He's a fan and this was his first rockshow--he was blown away (I thought I should start him off right).  Our seats were five rows from the stage, six rows up--perfectly level with the stage--the value of getting through with Ticketbastard in the opening seconds!!   A Canadian band from Winnipeg called 'Inward Eye' opened.  They were a power pop, slightly punky, trio with a super drummer.  They were good.  They played about half an hour.  The Who came out at 9 PM.  Roger wore a white shirt and vest with jeans and looked slightly thinner than when I last saw him.  Pete, by contrast, looked like he put on ten or fifteen--no big deal, but he wasn't cocaine-thin like in the seventies.  He wore a black and white, horizontal striped "sailor"-type shirt with a black scarf.  He leapt about less (perhaps those extra 10-15?) but windmilled plenty and played superbly.  The rest was Pino, as stoic as the man he replaced, Simon, who never took his ski cap off, Zak--who is better than ever, if a tad more precise after his Oasis stint, and Rabbit on the keys.  The band was not particularly tight, but that seemed to be because they were trying to improvise and work changes into their songs more than on past tours--"The Grateful Dead" approach :-)
Anyway, the songlist....
1. I Can't Explain  --  Roger storms up, microphone twirling and Pete starts chopping away and it could be 1979 or 1989 or 1999, all is one!!!
2. The Seeker  -- jammed out a bit with some changes in both lyrics and music, the stop/start timing of this tune is super.
3. Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere  -- the rave-up jam/interplay between Pete and Zak is awesome on this tune, but never long enough--I want MORE!!
4. Fragments  -- Roger pointing out the "you" and "you" at the end made eye contact with me and gave me a point!!  YAHOO!!  I love eye contact with my favorite rockstars!!
5. Who Are You  -- HIGH energy, Pete really rippin' into it...the solo was done while leaning on his amp...
6. Behind Blue Eyes  -- they nailed it, Daltrey in fine voice, one leg up on his monitor while crooning it out.
7. Real Good Looking Boy  -- slow opening but Zak kicked it into higher gear at the end and justified it
8. Baba O'Riley  -- PERFECT!  Pete jokingly stated after that he's blown away everytime by the audience response and it must be this generation's Beethoven :-)
9. Getting In Tune  -- a rarity!!  sung perfectly and with a cool, tight ending.
10. Sister Disco  -- the drumming breakdown/coda was replaced with a short but tight Pete solo down from a stool (!) near his amp.
11. Eminence Front  -- very different than the early 80's versions, perhaps Pete's best playing of the night, VERY Hendrixy
12. Sea And Sand  -- short and sweet, not jammed out as much as other tunes this night or as in past versions
13. 5:15  -- as perfect as they can do it without Entwistle
14. Love Reign O'er Me  -- best version I ever heard, Daltrey fuckin' ON!
15. My Generation  -- powerful and bish-bashy, with a depressing Pete rap in the closing jam about how his generation "fucked it all up"
16. Won't Get Fooled Again -- the highlight, Roger nailed the scream perfectly, took my breath away
17. Underture -- wonderous and jammy and very unlike any version I've ever heard before
18. Pinball Wizard  -- with a new, odd Pete timing in the opening fan chording
19. Amazing Journey  -- Roger in maximum microphone-as-lassoo mode
20. Sparks  -- very different than past versions, much improvising
21. See Me, Feel Me  -- started strong, lost some steam at the end
22. Tea And Theater  -- well sung and played, if a little ragged around the edges, a sweet farewell, they hugged, waved, and exited.  "



Outstanding Review ............ Nice Set - List  ( The Band is TRULY mixing it up every evening )


Thanks Jizzy .


'kins

JOEY, ARE U GONNA LEAVE THAT SHITHOLE STATE AND SEE THIS BAND?
HAVE YOU LEFT NEBRASKA SINCE 1999?

Incredible setlists!!!!

" JOEY, ARE U GONNA LEAVE THAT SHITHOLE STATE AND SEE THIS BAND?
HAVE YOU LEFT NEBRASKA SINCE 1999? "

******** SIGH !!! ***********



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The Who
TD Banknorth Garden - Boston, MA
2008-10-24

AT933 hypercardioid capsules > 3 wire battery box > Edirol R-09
line in 24/44.1
Section 11 (close to section 12 aisle, best $99 seats ;-))

Amplify, fades, and track splits in Audacity
FLAC encoding, SBE correction, md5, ffp, and torrent file in TLH

Really nice sound with minimal crowd noise. Only issue was a chatty couple who were
in the wrong seats starting at The Seeker until they got the boot toward the end
of Who are You. Some usher issues at that point, but that's the worst of it. I also was looking for my spare batteries during the encore applause, so some phasing there and before
Tea and Theater. I mistakenly used ones from a previous show. Didn't notice until the encore when the battery bar was around 1/4. They lasted, thankfully!

101. Tuning
102. I Can't Explain
103. The Seeker
104. Anyway Anyhow Anywhere
105. Fragments
106. Pete banter
107. Who Are You
108. Behind Blue Eyes
109. Real Good Looking Boy
110. Sister Disco
111. Baba O'Riley
112. Getting in Tune
113. Eminence Front
114. Pete banter #2
115. Sea and Sand
116. 5:15
117. Love Reign O'er Me
118. My Generation
119. Won't Get Fooled Again
120. Crowd/tuning
121. Pinball Wizard
122. Amazing Journey
123. Sparks
124. See Me, Feel Me
125. Tea & Theatre

Included as a bonus feature - optional tracks for fade out of D1 and fade in of D2
with the split after Love Reign O'er Me. So you can have it as one interrupted set
or split for 80 min cds, or split to your own liking. You may have to fix SBEs for
the fade tracks if you choose to use those.

Thanks MRD8   ..... ( as usual )

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Wachovia Center
Philadelphia, PA
October 26, 2008

Schoeps MK41's>Schoeps KCY 250/05I Active Cable>Schoeps VST62ui>Aerco MP-2>Edirol R-09HR(@24/48)

Edirol R-09HR>Soundforge 9 (Fades, Bit Rate / Sample Rate conversion)>CDWAV>FLAC

Recorded & Processed By Flying Gonz

1 of 2 different sources tonight, Thanks to Edtyre for loaning me the Aerco MP-2 to try out.



Tuning
I Can't Explain
The Seeker
Relay
Fragments
Who Are You
Behind Blue Eyes
Real Good Looking Boy
Sister Disco
Baba O'Riley
Getting In Tune
Eminence Front
5:15
Love Reign O'er Me
My Generation
Won't Get Fooled Again
crowd

Encore:

Pinball Wizard
Amazing Journey
Sparks
See Me, Feel Me
Tea & Theatre

There is a 5th row recording coming from a friend, but not sure the batteries got the entire encore.

Some nice photos:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/kubacheck/

" Some nice photos:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/kubacheck/ "


Thanks Jumping Jack !!!! :

" Blood on Pete's guitar.... "


..and they say he does not care .

How do I post  " flickr "  photos ?

http://www.flickr.com/photos/kubacheck/2976569445/

lotsajizz wrote on Oct 25^th, 2008 at 9:03am:

I think it was just after 'Behind Blue Eyes'; a curvy (my guess, 40-28-36-ish) girl tried to climb on her boyfriend's shoulders from about the fourth row and fell the first time.  She tried again and got up there and Pete smiles and looks at her and says "See, I knew you had balance!"  She rewarded him by pulling up her shirt and showing off a magnificent set.  Pete's smile broadened, his mouth opened to say something, he seemed to think better of it, waived to her, and turned around to his amp.  The crowd was good, more energetic and slightly bigger than the last couple fo Garden shows I've seen.  And less fat and old people.  Unlike the last time, where I had to abandon my seats for upper deck dancing room because the old, fat people behind me insisted on sitting, the crowd was on its feet the whole show.

Good accounting in both posts, Jizzo.
I'm certain Pete will have this incident chronicled as part of his continuing "research"...

" I'm certain Pete will have this incident chronicled as part of his continuing "research "  .. "


Hello Nellcote .


Weeding today ?!

Joey wrote on Oct 27^th, 2008 at 10:39am:

" I'm certain Pete will have this incident chronicled as part of his continuing "research "  .. " Hello Nellcote . Weeding today ?!

Joseph, sad to say, as the Red Sox did not make it to the final round of the
tournament, the weeding has been postponed.  We do have the 17th banner
of the Celtics being hung tomorrow evening @ The Gahden which will be televised nationally
on TNT (check local listings), thus, I thnk this shall be an occassion to bring a
bottle of red to the table.  
Upward & Onward...

Nellcote--last Friday I noticed they had moved over the early 60's banners to make room for the new one!!!  Just another banner-raisin' in the Championship City!

" on TNT (check local listings), thus, I thnk this shall be an occassion to bring a
bottle of red to the table.    "


** " YES !!! " **



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MRD8 wrote on Oct 27^th, 2008 at 4:56am:

http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=220189 The Who Wachovia Center Philadelphia, PA October 26, 2008 Schoeps MK41's>Schoeps KCY 250/05I Active Cable>Schoeps VST62ui>Aerco MP-2>Edirol R-09HR(@24/48) Edirol R-09HR>Soundforge 9 (Fades, Bit Rate / Sample Rate conversion)>CDWAV>FLAC Recorded & Processed By Flying Gonz 1 of 2 different sources tonight, Thanks to Edtyre for loaning me the Aerco MP-2 to try out. Tuning I Can't Explain The Seeker Relay Fragments Who Are You Behind Blue Eyes Real Good Looking Boy Sister Disco Baba O'Riley Getting In Tune Eminence Front 5:15 Love Reign O'er Me My Generation Won't Get Fooled Again crowd Encore: Pinball Wizard Amazing Journey Sparks See Me, Feel Me Tea & Theatre

what a night to see a show at the wack, you had the eagles fans relieved to have a win, you had the world series with attending media circus and the who. petey commented perhaps forlorningly that they were in the smallest tent. twenty years ago the crowd was theirs. last night the house was maybe three quarters filled. you had alot of grizzled veterans but more kids. i was straight across from the stage a couple of rows up. right past the steps up on one side was a rest room and on the other a stand that sold guinness. the seeker smoked and relay was awesome two highlights. i couldnt stand to sit and explained my predicament to one of the ushers and she told me where i could get to the floor without being asked for a ticket. i'm free.made sure i had an extra drink in hand in case keith moon showed up. gettin in tune was nice. emminence front a good selection. moon showed up to claim his drink during 5.15. it was a quick blur after that. the songs are over lights on, out the door litterally run into the MMR crew. party tonight? out in the streets around the stadium the scene was festive. the phils hammering the rays. the cheers the fireworks back up broad for a nightcap. home by three.........

" what a night to see a show at the wack, you had the eagles fans relieved to have a win, you had the world series with attending media circus and the who. petey commented perhaps forlorningly that they were in the smallest tent. twenty years ago the crowd was theirs. last night the house was maybe three quarters filled. you had alot of grizzled veterans but more kids. i was straight across from the stage a couple of rows up. right past the steps up on one side was a rest room and on the other a stand that sold guinness. the seeker smoked and relay was awesome two highlights. i couldnt stand to sit and explained my predicament to one of the ushers and she told me where i could get to the floor without being asked for a ticket. i'm free.made sure i had an extra drink in hand in case keith moon showed up. gettin in tune was nice. emminence front a good selection. moon showed up to claim his drink during 5.15. it was a quick blur after that. the songs are over lights on, out the door litterally run into the MMR crew. party tonight? out in the streets around the stadium the scene was festive. the phils hammering the rays. the cheers the fireworks back up broad for a nightcap. home by three......... "


" .. The Who is another S. Philly winner  "


" With the Phillies vying to win the World Series, the Eagles moving past .500 and The Who invading South Philly, the list of events was as long as it was lustrous Sunday.

And with apologies to the Abbott and Costello baseball skit, The Who weren't on first.

"There are three games being played today," guitar hero Pete Townshend acknowledged to a crowd still filing into the Wachovia Center, "and we know this is the smallest."

But the legendary rock band was definitely on, eventually winning over a full house with a 20-song set that spanned four decades of work and seven innings of Game 4 play.

The veteran tandem of singer Roger Daltrey, 64, and songwriter Townshend, 63, the only living members of the British quartet, opened the night with "I Can't Explain," leaving no microphone un-twirled, no Stratocaster guitar un-windmilled.

Classics such as "The Seeker" kept fans clapping and newer songs such as "Fragments" off the band's 2006 album, "Endless Wire," kept them scratching their heads.

"Over and over again they shout, "Get on with it,' " Townshend said playfully to and of the classic-craving crowd. "Who are you?"

With that segue, the band jumped into "Who Are You?" and followed with a stream of familiar tunes such as "Behind Blue Eyes," "Baba O'Riley," "5:15" and "My Generation."

While TV show "CSI" and its spinoffs, all of which use the band's songs as their intros, may have introduced a new audience to the band, the majority of fans seemed to come from The Who's generation and knew what to expect.

Daltrey, sporting a vest and blue eyeglasses, danced with his microphone, Townshend cursed with his mic and the band, including Townshend's brother, Simon, effectively blurred into the background.

Daltrey showed he still has the lungs to reach the high notes in "Love Reign O'er Me" and "Won't Get Fooled Again."

However, the mystery -- and the country's biggest distraction -- for many was at Citizens Bank Park.

Plenty of fans wearing Phillies T-shirts were in the stands, pumping their fists and, with their other hand, text messaging for score updates.

Still, the fans couldn't help calling The Who, who perform at 8 p.m. Friday at the Borgata Event Center in Atlantic City, back onto the stage.

Once infamous for ending nights by smashing instruments into oblivion, the twosome showed its refined side, capping the second and last encore with a stripped-down performance of "Tea and Theatre" -- and with an outstretched teacup.

"Will you have some tea at the theatre with me?" Daltrey sang quietly to the restless crowd.

Cheers to that. "




http://www.courierpostonline.com/article/20081028/LIFE06/810280304/1043/ENT

" what a night to see a show at the wack, you had the eagles fans relieved to have a win, you had the world series with attending media circus and the who. petey commented perhaps forlorningly that they were in the smallest tent. twenty years ago the crowd was theirs. last night the house was maybe three quarters filled. you had alot of grizzled veterans but more kids. i was straight across from the stage a couple of rows up. right past the steps up on one side was a rest room and on the other a stand that sold guinness. the seeker smoked and relay was awesome two highlights. i couldnt stand to sit and explained my predicament to one of the ushers and she told me where i could get to the floor without being asked for a ticket. i'm free.made sure i had an extra drink in hand in case keith moon showed up. gettin in tune was nice. emminence front a good selection. moon showed up to claim his drink during 5.15. it was a quick blur after that. the songs are over lights on, out the door litterally run into the MMR crew. party tonight? out in the streets around the stadium the scene was festive. the phils hammering the rays. the cheers the fireworks back up broad for a nightcap. home by three......... "



mojo .................................................



Full Frontal Nuzzle Coming Your Way My Brother ....................




FULL FRONTAL !!!!!!!!!!



" The Emperor is very PROUD of you today Ronnie ! "


J'Lo ! ™

Joey wrote on Oct 28^th, 2008 at 1:37pm:

" what a night to see a show at the wack, you had the eagles fans relieved to have a win, you had the world series with attending media circus and the who. petey commented perhaps forlorningly that they were in the smallest tent. twenty years ago the crowd was theirs. last night the house was maybe three quarters filled. you had alot of grizzled veterans but more kids. i was straight across from the stage a couple of rows up. right past the steps up on one side was a rest room and on the other a stand that sold guinness. the seeker smoked and relay was awesome two highlights. i couldnt stand to sit and explained my predicament to one of the ushers and she told me where i could get to the floor without being asked for a ticket. i'm free.made sure i had an extra drink in hand in case keith moon showed up. gettin in tune was nice. emminence front a good selection. moon showed up to claim his drink during 5.15. it was a quick blur after that. the songs are over lights on, out the door litterally run into the MMR crew. party tonight? out in the streets around the stadium the scene was festive. the phils hammering the rays. the cheers the fireworks back up broad for a nightcap. home by three......... " mojo ................................................. Full Frontal Nuzzle Coming Your Way My Brother .................... FULL FRONTAL !!!!!!!!!! " The Emperor is very PROUD of you today Ronnie ! " J'Lo ! ™

Alert my Star Destroyer to prepare for my arrival..........

The wife and I went to Mohegan Sun, the In'jun casino in the wild woods of CT last night to see the Who.  The show was definitely down a notch from Friday in Boston.  Roger's voice was more ragged and he glided around a few parts he came at whole-heartedly in Boston.  Also, Pete was not quite as intense.  However, Zak (to me) seemed better than ever.  He may be the greatest drummer out there today (others in the running would be Watts--of course, and Bruford, maybe Mastellato).  The casino was also not quite the place for a rockshow and my seats were most of the way back and up, as opposed to the GREAT seats we had in Boston.  At least I had dancing room!

Set list
1. I Can't Explain
2. The Seeker
3. The Relay
4. Fragments
5. Who Are You
6. Behind Blue Eyes
7. Real Good Looking Boy
8. Sister Disco
9. Baba O'Riley
10. Getting in Tune
11. Eminence Front
12. 5:15
13. Love, Reign O'er Me
14. My Generation
15. Won't Get Fooled Again
Encore
16. Pinball Wizard
17. Tommy medley: Amazing Journey/Overture/Sparks
18. Tea & Theater

lotsajizz wrote on Oct 29^th, 2008 at 5:12pm:

The wife and I went to Mohegan Sun, the In'jun casino in the wild woods of CT last night to see the Who.  The show was definitely down a notch from Friday in Boston.  Roger's voice was more ragged and he glided around a few parts he came at whole-heartedly in Boston.  Also, Pete was not wuite as intense.  However, Zak (to me) seemed better than ever.  He may be the greatest drummer out there today (others in the running would be Watts--of course, and Bruford, maybe Mastellato).  The casino was alaos not quite the place for a rockshow and my seats were most of the way back and up, as opposed to the GREAT seats we had in Boston.  At least I had dancing room! Set list 1. I Can't Explain 2. The Seeker 3. The Relay 4. Fragments 5. Who Are You 6. Behind Blue Eyes 7. Real Good Looking Boy 8. Sister Disco 9. Baba O'Riley 10. Getting in Tune 11. Eminence Front 12. 5:15 13. Love, Reign O'er Me 14. My Generation 15. Won't Get Fooled Again Encore 16. Pinball Wizard 17. Tommy medley: Amazing Journey/Overture/Sparks 18. Tea & Theater

this sounds like a nice night.  how much were these tickets, if you don't mind me asking, for this show compared to your boston show?  

did they only play 18 in boston too?

"   Roger's voice was more ragged and he glided around a few parts he came at whole-heartedly in Boston.  Also, Pete was not wuite as intense.  However, Zak (to me) seemed better than ever.  He may be the greatest drummer out there today (others in the running would be Watts--of course, and Bruford, maybe Mastellato).  "


Jizzy ...........................................


Was the place a ' sell out ' ?!

Hopefully Roger's voice will hold out until Christmas .

Developing ..........................


Shiver ..................



" Hit Me Ronnie !!! "



Joey

I think they did one more song in Boston, last night's exclusion of "Anyhow, Anyway, Anywhere" was disappointing to put it mildly....Boston tiks were $135 for 6 rows back, 6 rows up (give or take), Mohegan Sun were $135 for upper deck, 80% of the way back!  Whilst buying tiks for the the latter venue, I had chance to score lower deck or floor but balked at the $175 price.  The wife and I ended up spending that much at the Michael Jordan steakhouse before the game!

Yes, Joey, it looked to be a full house--12,000 I think

Hopefully Roger's voice will hold out until Christmas .


Shit.Let's hope it holds out until next Sat. :willya

" Shit.Let's hope it holds out until next Sat. :"


Funny !!!!!


Good Postin'

Looks like two nights in a row is one too many...
Good, but not great, show tonight at the Meadowlands.

Daltrey seemed to be nursing his pipes, but Pete was sublime as usual.
'Sparks' alone made it worth the price of admission.

I Can't Explain
The Seeker
Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere
Fragments
Who Are You
Behind Blue Eyes
Real Good Looking Boy
Sister Disco
Baba O'Riley
Getting In Tune
Eminence Front
5:15
Love Reign O'er Me
My Generation > Cry If You Want
Won't Get Fooled Again

Pinball Wizard
Amazing Journey > Overture > Sparks > See Me Feel Me
Tea And Theater

" Looks like two nights in a row is one too many...
Good, but not great, show tonight at the Meadowlands.

Daltrey seemed to be nursing his pipes, but Pete was sublime as usual.
'Sparks' alone made it worth the price of admission.

I Can't Explain
The Seeker
Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere
Fragments
Who Are You
Behind Blue Eyes
Real Good Looking Boy
Sister Disco
Baba O'Riley
Getting In Tune
Eminence Front
5:15
Love Reign O'er Me
My Generation > Cry If You Want
Won't Get Fooled Again

Pinball Wizard
Amazing Journey > Overture > Sparks > See Me Feel Me
Tea And Theater "



They should NOT being doing ' Back - To - Back ' gigs at it is very hard on Roger's vocal cords  . Word .


" Hit Me Ronnie ! "


'kins ! ™

TomL is without a home PC and needs to know if there is an opening act and approximately what time The Who take the stage???

Thank you kindly!

LJ.

There is a very good opening act (see earlier posts).  The Who should take the stage about 70-90 minutes after what the tickets say is showtime--it was 9:00 PM in Boston, 8:40 in CT.

lotsajizz wrote on Nov 3^rd, 2008 at 6:52am:

There is a very good opening act (see earlier posts).  The Who should take the stage about 70-90 minutes after what the tickets say is showtime--it was 9:00 PM in Boston, 8:40 in CT.

Thanks so much, Jizzy!!!

LJ.

" TomL is without a home PC and needs to know if there is an opening act and approximately what time The Who take the stage??? "



Ahem !!!!



*** AHEM !!!! ****


Review Please ...........................................

TomL's review:

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The Who was pure rock and roll last night in ole DC. Pete said I am glad we can spend this historic election with you. On stage at 9 sharp, no fancy stage, no whistles and bells, just a band rocking their ass off and giving it all they had. Every song was great but I really liked Getting in Tune. All in all it was a good show and I made it home to watch my Steelers beating the Redskins with 2:00 left. Had a great seat 1 section from the stage, and 16 rows up, perfect view. I get to my seat at 8:45 with beer in hand. The four people together was down one too many and I told them no problem I’ll just sit here. The wife looked like she did not get out much and had a few too many. She got up two minutes before the show started and never returned, the hubby went looking for her about three songs in and he never came back. So I had three seats to stretch those rock N roll bones. Get’s better. The other couple, the old man had a small TV with him; he watched the football game the whole concert. Never looked up once and never stood. WHY GO? Its jackass’s like that, that gives the word old a bad name. I am glad I went, even if it was by myself.  Keep on rocking boys until they plant you. Kin’s you would be proud.  Oh two couples behind me with ear plugs. WTF is this world coming too. If you get a chance go. Rock history again.  

Set list
1. I Can't Explain
2. The Seeker
3. The Relay
4. Fragments
5. Who Are You
6. Behind Blue Eyes
7. Real Good Looking Boy
8. Sister Disco
9. Baba O'Riley
10. Getting in Tune
11. Eminence Front
12. 5:15
13. Love, Reign O'er Me
14. My Generation
15. Won't Get Fooled Again
Encore
16. Pinball Wizard
17. Tommy medley: Amazing Journey/Overture/Sparks
18. Tea & Theater

"  Get’s better. The other couple, the old man had a small TV with him; he watched the football game the whole concert. Never looked up once and never stood.  "


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Why ?!

sweet review!

" 4th November, 2008
THE WHO ROCK WASHINGTON "


"The election is tommorow," reported a moderator of thewho.com's forum immediately after last night's Who gig, "but The Who get every vote in Washington DC tonite! Capital of Rock n Roll."

For the first time in a LONG time, 'Won't Get Fooled Again' was swapped with 'My Generation' to end the main set. 'Naked Eye' was added to the begining of the encore of a elongated, fantastic show.

Here's the setlist:

I Can't Explain
The Seeker
Relay
Fragments
Who Are You
Behind Blue Eyes
Real Good Looking Boy
Sister Disco
Baba O'Riley
Getting In Tune
Eminence Front
5.15
Love Reign O'er Me
Won't Get Fooled Again
My Generation
Naked Eye
Pinball Wizard
Amazing Journey
Sparks
See Me/Feel Me
Tea And Theatre

The Who mini-tour heads west to California later this week, then on to Japan.  "


http://www.thewho.com/index.php?module=news&news_item_id=226

" There is a very good opening act (see earlier posts).  The Who should take the stage about 70-90 minutes after what the tickets say is showtime--it was 9:00 PM in Boston, 8:40 in CT "


My Guess is that the band will soon schedule a ' make up ' date for the Mexico City Concert that was cancelled two years ago due to Roger's Health Problems  --- look for a  ' Spring 2009 ' gig and possibly some more dates in the SouthWestern United States . Developing ...................................



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" The Who on Tour "

Sat 11/08/08   Los Angeles, CA  Nokia Theatre L.A. Live  

Sun 11/09/08   Los Angeles, CA  Nokia Theatre L.A. Live  

Thu 11/13/08   Osaka, JPN  Osaka-Jo Hall  

Fri 11/14/08   Yokohama, JPN  Yokohama Arena  

Sun 11/16/08   Saitama-shi, JPN  Saitama Super Arena  

Mon 11/17/08   Tokyo, JPN  Budokan Hall  

Wed 11/19/08   Tokyo, JPN  Budokan Hall  

Sun 12/14/08   London, UK  IndigO2  

Mon 12/15/08   London, UK  IndigO2  

Wed 12/17/08   London, UK  IndigO2  

Sat 03/21/09   Auckland, NZL  North Harbour  


appearing at "Australian Grand Prix"


Sun 03/29/09   Melbourne, AUS  Albert Park  




" Hit Me Ronnie ! "



Jacky Cakes ! ™

Sat 11/08/08   Los Angeles, CA  Nokia Theatre L.A. Live

I shall be in attendance at this event....After buying Keith Moon cocktails I may need a bailout,or may need to be bailed out...Developing.

" Sat 11/08/08   Los Angeles, CA  Nokia Theatre L.A. Live

I shall be in attendance at this event....After buying Keith Moon cocktails I may need a bailout,or may need to be bailed out...Developing "


Enjoy the show   --- the band is playing " Sister Disco " live for the first time in over twenty years ( .. since the 1989 Tour ) . Lovely


[ ...your young 'kins just got a " Philly , 10-26-08 CDR " in the mail last night  --- oh , Happy Happy Joey ] .

Watch out for Keith ....the guy can drink and once you have ' Keith  - in - the - Pocket '  --  THIS is EXACTLY the kind of thing that usually happens :

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....... and that is GOOD Ronnie !!!!!


The Joey , Est. 1999 and absolutely loved by EVERYONE !!!!!!

Who blows would be more like it after last night...Allright maybe not that bad. But what do get when you have a lead singer who can't sing and a lead guitarist who won't play lead?....One hell of a rhythym section,that's about it.Daltry's vocal problem's are not a temporary thing. He sounded terrible last night. To make matter's worse,instead of trying to compensate for it by singing differently,he just croaked his way through it. So you think maybe Pete would try and compensate by carrying a heavier load,more extrended jamming with the good backup band. Well Pete played very nice rhythm,playing some classic riffs well. But he didn't play much lead at all. A few short solos here and there was it. I mean I appreciate Pete going all VH1 Storyteller and giving us the history of the songs. But when he sings better than Roger and sings better than he plays....well that's not what you go to a Who show for......Add on to that some phony bs from Roger about how they had the chance to do 1 show at the Staples Center next door to the Nokia or 2 shows at the smaller venue,they chose the smaller venue. Well considering the Staples Center was booked for sporting events on both days they played the Nokia. I don't think so.

sweetcharmedlife wrote on Nov 9^th, 2008 at 7:28pm:

Who blows would be more like it after last night...Allright maybe not that bad. But what do get when you have a lead singer who can't sing and a lead guitarist who won't play lead?....One hell of a rhythym section,that's about it.Daltry's vocal problem's are not a temporary thing. He sounded terrible last night. To make matter's worse,instead of trying to compensate for it by singing differently,he just croaked his way through it. So you think maybe Pete would try and compensate by carrying a heavier load,more extrended jamming with the good backup band. Well Pete played very nice rhythm,playing some classic riffs well. But he didn't play much lead at all. A few short solos here and there was it. I mean I appreciate Pete going all VH1 Storyteller and giving us the history of the songs. But when he sings better than Roger and sings better than he plays....well that's not what you go to a Who show for......Add on to that some phony bs from Roger about how they had the chance to do 1 show at the Staples Center next door to the Nokia or 2 shows at the smaller venue,they chose the smaller venue. Well considering the Staples Center was booked for sporting events on both days they played the Nokia. I don't think so.

:aimama

" Who blows would be more like it after last night...Allright maybe not that bad. But what do get when you have a lead singer who can't sing and a lead guitarist who won't play lead?....One hell of a rhythym section,that's about it.Daltry's vocal problem's are not a temporary thing. He sounded terrible last night. To make matter's worse,instead of trying to compensate for it by singing differently,he just croaked his way through it. So you think maybe Pete would try and compensate by carrying a heavier load,more extrended jamming with the good backup band. Well Pete played very nice rhythm,playing some classic riffs well. But he didn't play much lead at all. A few short solos here and there was it. I mean I appreciate Pete going all VH1 Storyteller and giving us the history of the songs. But when he sings better than Roger and sings better than he plays....well that's not what you go to a Who show for......"



THIS MAKES JOEY CRY LIKE BABY !!!!!!!!!


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" THE WHO DELIVER POWERFUL PERFORMANCES IN L.A. "

The Who have now completed their U.S. mini-tour with sell-out gigs in L.A. in which Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend confirmed for anyone in any doubt that The Who can still cut it after the demise of the dearly beloved Keith Moon and John Entwistle. The Two are equal to the sum of their hearts! Pete Townshend was in strong form and engaged wittily and regularly with the audience, while Roger Daltrey overcame some early vocal concerns to deliver the powerful and extended set.

Can't Explain
The Seeker
Relay
Fragments
Who Are You
Behind Blue Eyes
Real Good Looking Boy
Sister Disco
Baba O'Riley
Getting In Tune
Eminence Front
5.15
Love Reign O'er Me
Won't Get Fooled Again
My Generation

Pinball Wizard
Amazing Journey
Sparks
See Me/Feel Me
Tea And Theatre

On the 2nd night, the band added the haunting 'Naked Eye' after 'My Generation'.

The Hollywood reporter of the Washington Post said of the gig: "The surviving members of the Who overcame singer Roger Daltrey's early vocal woes to wow a packed house in the first of two Los Angeles shows on Saturday. Daltrey and guitarist Pete Townshend offered visceral, often drawn-out versions of classics, nuggets and more recent fare that blew away the gripes that half a Who somehow just isn't worthy." (washingtonpost.com).

The band now heads off across the Pacific to tour Japan. "


http://www.thewho.com/index.php?module=news&news_item_id=229

Hey Rocks off ~ I've been delayed getting in my report of the AC BORGATA WHO show on Halloween ~ October 31, 2008. I was sitting home at 7 PM wishing I was there, decided to hop in my car with $50 even tho it was sold out with $325 seats. I thought wtf it's worth a shot. So I get there by 8 and no one would sell me a ticket for $50. I was watching the doors, and it was just casino employees, so I waited for a crowd and I sandwiched myself in and got through the gate!! I didnt plan this but I saw an opportunity and I grabbed it!! I got in without a ticket! Once upstairs, wine in hand, but faced a problem ~ there was another door to get in and these people were checking tickets carefully! I looked around and who do I see in the crowd? PAULYWAUL! I went up to him and said "Arent you Gazza's friend? I have a picture of you sniffing panties in London! HAHA BUSTING OUT LAUGHING!! Turned out he had 2 spare tickets that he didnt bother selling. I offered to sell one ticket if I could keep one for myself. So I got him $150 and kept the other one for myself. It all worked out great, everyone was happy. PAULYWAHL, KAHOOSIER & BITCH, in 9th row seats! The WHO put on a great show, not as good as the PHILLY show, but still an EXCELLENT night!!

Show started at 9:00
SETLIST
1. Cant Explain
2. The Seeker
3. Relay
4. Fragments
5. Who THE FVCK are You??
6. Behind Blue Eyes
7. Elvis Presley's 'Falling In Love With You'
8. Sister Disco
9. Teenage Wasteland
10. Getting In Tune ~ rare
11. Just a Put On
12. Fire? (oops, cant read my writing) but I gave it 4 stars
13. Rain on Me ~ Also 4 stars
14. My generation
15. cant read it oops again
16. Wont get Fooled Again into of  Who Are you, again. cool. Good night
Encore
17. Pinball Wizard
18. I can see for Miles and Miles
19? Dont Expect to see her ~ not sure what the song title is ~
DUET ~ THIS WAS SWEET (I WISH MICK & KEEF WOULD DO A DUET TOGETHER!!!)
20. We did it All, Will you Have some Tea ~ I think this was 2 songs but rolled into one song. It was a beautiful ending to the show.

Lights on: 11:10

2 hours 10 minutes, respecatable show, and I LOVE RINGO's son on drums! He beats a mean drumkit! Roger looked good, Townsend was comfortable, both were relaxed and charming!


PS This setlist might not be exact after song #14 due to the wine, but it's close.

Bitch wrote on Nov 14^th, 2008 at 3:56pm:

Hey Rocks off ~ I've been delayed getting in my report of the AC BORGATA WHO show on Halloween ~ October 31, 2008. I was sitting home at 7 PM wishing I was there, decided to hop in my car with $50 even tho it was sold out with $325 seats. I thought wtf it's worth a shot. So I get there by 8 and no one would sell me a ticket for $50. I was watching the doors, and it was just casino employees, so I waited for a crowd and I sandwiched myself in and got through the gate!! I didnt plan this but I saw an opportunity and I grabbed it!! I got in without a ticket! Once upstairs, wine in hand, but faced a problem ~ there was another door to get in and these people were checking tickets carefully! I looked around and who do I see in the crowd? PAULYWAUL! I went up to him and said "Arent you Gazza's friend? I have a picture of you sniffing panties in London! HAHA BUSTING OUT LAUGHING!! Turned out he had 2 spare tickets that he didnt bother selling. I offered to sell one ticket if I could keep one for myself. So I got him $150 and kept the other one for myself. It all worked out great, everyone was happy. PAULYWAHL, KAHOOSIER & BITCH, in 9th row seats! The WHO put on a great show, not as good as the PHILLY show, but still an EXCELLENT night!!

thats a good story.

:pullanolte

That is a good story...and sounds better than the LA  experience I had.

Here's some vid's of the AC show!

Teenage Wasteland
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wnBAtrtCL94

Goodbye Sister Disco
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PgOaTv63z-c


Who the fvck are you?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GEb6PeyBnWc

http://i53.photobucket.com/albums/g69/TheSilverTongue/London%202007/Gazza.jpg
This is the pic of Paulywahl, Beast & Gazzza panty-sniffing in London! I owe it all to you GAZZA!!!

" Hey Rocks off ~ I've been delayed getting in my report of the AC BORGATA WHO show on Halloween ~ October 31, 2008. I was sitting home at 7 PM wishing I was there, decided to hop in my car with $50 even tho it was sold out with $325 seats. I thought wtf it's worth a shot. So I get there by 8 and no one would sell me a ticket for $50. I was watching the doors, and it was just casino employees, so I waited for a crowd and I sandwiched myself in and got through the gate!! I didnt plan this but I saw an opportunity and I grabbed it!! I got in without a ticket! Once upstairs, wine in hand, but faced a problem ~ there was another door to get in and these people were checking tickets carefully! I looked around and who do I see in the crowd? PAULYWAUL! I went up to him and said "Arent you Gazza's friend? I have a picture of you sniffing panties in London! HAHA BUSTING OUT LAUGHING!! Turned out he had 2 spare tickets that he didnt bother selling. I offered to sell one ticket if I could keep one for myself. So I got him $150 and kept the other one for myself. It all worked out great, everyone was happy. PAULYWAHL, KAHOOSIER & BITCH, in 9th row seats! The WHO put on a great show, not as good as the PHILLY show, but still an EXCELLENT night!!

Show started at 9:00
SETLIST
1. Cant Explain
2. The Seeker
3. Relay
4. Fragments
5. Who THE FVCK are You??
6. Behind Blue Eyes
7. Elvis Presley's 'Falling In Love With You'
8. Sister Disco
9. Teenage Wasteland
10. Getting In Tune ~ rare
11. Just a Put On
12. Fire? (oops, cant read my writing) but I gave it 4 stars
13. Rain on Me ~ Also 4 stars
14. My generation
15. cant read it oops again
16. Wont get Fooled Again into of  Who Are you, again. cool. Good night
Encore
17. Pinball Wizard
18. I can see for Miles and Miles
19? Dont Expect to see her ~ not sure what the song title is ~
DUET ~ THIS WAS SWEET (I WISH MICK & KEEF WOULD DO A DUET TOGETHER!!!)
20. We did it All, Will you Have some Tea ~ I think this was 2 songs but rolled into one song. It was a beautiful ending to the show.

Lights on: 11:10

2 hours 10 minutes, respecatable show, and I LOVE RINGO's son on drums! He beats a mean drumkit! Roger looked good, Townsend was comfortable, both were relaxed and charming!


PS This setlist might not be exact after song #14 due to the wine, but it's close "



Full Frontal Nuzzle coming your way Bitch !!!!!!!!!




Full FRONTAL !



'kins

Full Frontal Nuzzle coming your way Bitch !!!!!!!!!
 
Full FRONTAL !  

uh huh, yeah, sure Joey ~  :paristhong


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Bitch wrote on Nov 14^th, 2008 at 3:56pm:

Hey Rocks off ~ I've been delayed getting in my report of the AC BORGATA WHO show on Halloween ~ October 31, 2008. I was sitting home at 7 PM wishing I was there, decided to hop in my car with $50 even tho it was sold out with $325 seats. I thought wtf it's worth a shot. So I get there by 8 and no one would sell me a ticket for $50. I was watching the doors, and it was just casino employees, so I waited for a crowd and I sandwiched myself in and got through the gate!! I didnt plan this but I saw an opportunity and I grabbed it!! I got in without a ticket! Once upstairs, wine in hand, but faced a problem ~ there was another door to get in and these people were checking tickets carefully! I looked around and who do I see in the crowd? PAULYWAUL! I went up to him and said "Arent you Gazza's friend? I have a picture of you sniffing panties in London! HAHA BUSTING OUT LAUGHING!! Turned out he had 2 spare tickets that he didnt bother selling. I offered to sell one ticket if I could keep one for myself. So I got him $150 and kept the other one for myself. It all worked out great, everyone was happy. PAULYWAHL, KAHOOSIER & BITCH, in 9th row seats! The WHO put on a great show, not as good as the PHILLY show, but still an EXCELLENT night!! .

Haha - excellent. Got a text from Pauly the next day. Nice review - thanks for posting it

http://i53.photobucket.com/albums/g69/TheSilverTongue/Other%20artists/DSC00734.jpg

http://i53.photobucket.com/albums/g69/TheSilverTongue/Other%20artists/DSC00726.jpg

http://i53.photobucket.com/albums/g69/TheSilverTongue/Other%20artists/DSC00735.jpg

http://i53.photobucket.com/albums/g69/TheSilverTongue/Other%20artists/DSC00724.jpg




Lovely Shots !!!!



Thanks Again ........ BITCH !!!!




'kins

" Daltry's vocal problem's are not a temporary thing. He sounded terrible last night. To make matter's worse,instead of trying to compensate for it by singing differently,he just croaked his way through it. So you think maybe Pete would try and compensate by carrying a heavier load,more extrended jamming with the good backup band. Well Pete played very nice rhythm,playing some classic riffs well. But he didn't play much lead at all. A few short solos here and there was it. I mean I appreciate Pete going all VH1 Storyteller and giving us the history of the songs. But when he sings better than Roger and sings better than he plays....well that's not what you go to a Who show for...... "


What ?!  .... !!! :


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wos1Eo2dipU&feature=related

Joey wrote on Nov 18^th, 2008 at 5:14pm:

" Daltry's vocal problem's are not a temporary thing. He sounded terrible last night. To make matter's worse,instead of trying to compensate for it by singing differently,he just croaked his way through it. So you think maybe Pete would try and compensate by carrying a heavier load,more extrended jamming with the good backup band. Well Pete played very nice rhythm,playing some classic riffs well. But he didn't play much lead at all. A few short solos here and there was it. I mean I appreciate Pete going all VH1 Storyteller and giving us the history of the songs. But when he sings better than Roger and sings better than he plays....well that's not what you go to a Who show for...... " What ?!  .... !!! : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wos1Eo2dipU&feature=related

I rest my case :willya

" I rest my case "


19th November, 2008
THE WHO LIVE AT BUDOKAN
For the first of there two Budokan gigs, The Who added 'Naked Eye' to the set list.

Can't Explain
The Seeker
Anyway Anyhow Anywhere
Fragments
Who Are You
Behind Blue Eyes
Relay
Sister Disco
Baba O'Riley
Eminence Front
5:15
Love Reign O'er Me
Won't Get Fooled Again
My Generation
Naked Eye

Encore:

Pinball Wizard
Amazing Journey
Sparks
See Me Feel Me
Tea and Theatre


For their 2nd Budokan gig and final show of their Japanese tour, the band played extended versions of 'Cry If You Want to' and 'Naked Eye'.

Set List:

I Can't Explain
The Seeker
Anyway Anyhow Anywhere
Fragments
Who are you
Behind Blue Eyes
Relay
Sister Disco
Baba O'Riley
Eminence Front
5:15
Love Reign O'er Me
Won't Get Fooled Again
My Generation
Cry If You Want to
Naked Eye

Encore:

Tommy (selections)
Tea & Theatre

http://www.thewho.com/index.php?module=news&news_item_id=235

This Who shit has got to stop.

" This Who shit has got to stop "

http://www.topfoto.co.uk/gallery/presidents/images/prevs/0702219.jpg


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http://img266.imageshack.us/img266/8167/brazenlx8.jpg


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http://www.rocksoff.org/h8-jagger-cannesfestival2008-07.JPG

" I rest my case "



http://www.invisibleincdesign.com/assets/i/deerhunting.jpg !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Bitch wrote on Nov 14^th, 2008 at 3:56pm:

19? Dont Expect to see her ~ not sure what the song title is ~

Bitch, that's the Overture to Tommy you've got there, followed by "It's a Boy."

"Captain Walker didn't come home/His unborn child wouldn't ever know him
"Believe him missing with a number of men/Don't expect to seem him again"

One of my favorite pieces of music ever.  Lucky you!

"Fire" is actually 5:15 (that was the wine, writing, officer!)  :)

Joey wrote on Nov 19^th, 2008 at 10:47am:

" I rest my case " http://www.invisibleincdesign.com/assets/i/deerhunting.jpg !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Joey wrote on Nov 19^th, 2008 at 3:07pm:

"  WHY ?!  " What ?! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTAsLjrOAE0&feature=related

Joey,Roger Daltry's voice is rougher than Phyllis Diller's cha-cha :Youmakeagrownmancrylikejoey

" Joey,Roger Daltry's voice is rougher than Phyllis Diller's cha-cha "

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" 19th November, 2008
FIRST 'WHO' SHOWS IN ADELAIDE & BRISBANE IN 40 YEARS!


November 20th: WHO AUSTRALIAN TOUR ANNOUNCED

“The Who quite possibly remain the greatest live band ever. Even the list-driven punk legend and music historian Johnny Ramone agrees with me on this.” Eddie Vedder Pearl Jam

“More than any other band, The Who are our role models.” Bono U2

“In the annals of rock history The Who (like their contemporaries the Beatles and the Rolling Stones) stand alone.” US Rolling Stone

Arguably THE greatest live band ever The Who will make an explosive return to Australia in March/April 2009 for a national concert tour. The legendary band will play for the first time ever in Perth, and for the first time in 40 years in Brisbane and Adelaide. This is the news The Who fans have been waiting for since the band’s last national tour in 1968!

The band last played Melbourne and Sydney four years ago, and were recently announced as headlining the spectacular concert to close the 2009 FORMULA 1™ ING Australian Grand Prix.






TOUR DATES ARE:

March 24 BRISBANE Entertainment Centre
March 26 ADELAIDE Entertainment Centre
March 29 MELBOURNE 2009 Formula 1™ ING Australian GrandPrix.
(On sale now – The Who & Dallas Crane only)
March 31 SYDNEY Acer Arena
April 4 PERTH Members Equity Stadium *

ALL SHOWS ON SALE WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 3
From ticketek.com.au & 132 849
* Except Perth on sale from ticketmaster.com.au & 136 100

There WILL be pre-sales for subscribed fans of thewho.com. The dates of the pre-sales will be announced soon.

Ticket numbers will be limited to 4 per purchaser.  "



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