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THE WHO-Pinball Wizard

Music – One Of my favorites from this classic band.Early Footage.How do YOU think he does it?I don't know?

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Another classic band and one of many personal favorites.Hard to pick but this is one of my favorite songs.It may be urban legend but I always heard it was true.

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OOPS-This post is dedicated to 9 individuals who unnecesarily lost there lives at before a WHO Concert on December 3rd, 1979. Enough said.

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Greatest god damned band that ever existed: Moon the Loon, Pete, Entwistle on lead bass, and Roger.

Quadropehenia greatest album ever!!

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I liked "Tommy" that was one bad mo'fo' album!

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Remarkable stuff, the Who seemed to invent another type of rock almost single-handedly. Certainly their subjects were unique:

"From Soho down to Brighton, I must've played'em all"

Good one, rdy!

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They all certainly had the flare and were always great live when I saw them.But I could have swore "Tommy" was based on an actual live individual?

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Not sure about that, rdy, but what fine pieces of work -- both the "rock opera" and the Ken Russell movie.

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They were both great.

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They were both great.Boy, posting is going wild on me today.LOL

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Postings been miserable for a few days for me, too.

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Sorry, rdy, pretty sure Tommy was pure Townshend invention.

Get's my vote for the single greatest rock album ever made, though.

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No apologies. Just wasn't sure.

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Live at Leeds really sets me off . I'll play music on the Fourth of July [ in USA it's a holiday ] , But once Live at Leeds gets blasted thru the stereo and outdoor speakers , all bets are off .

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Same here. I was looking for "live at leeds" "summertime blues" but could not find it on youtube.

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I've got a boot of the Leeds show that the album was lifted from. Tommy is performed in it's entirety.

Killer show. That whole '69 tour smoked. Leeds was their homecoming show, I think.

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My favorite four piece (even when there's more than four of 'em) of all time, hands down. Seen 'em plenty, even for living in the midwest. No, I wasn't at the tragic Ohio show. Did see them once on the last tour just after Ox died, though, and Pete played the best I'd ever seen him.

DAMN I LOVE THIS BAND.

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Always really loved this clip from Stones R&R Circus:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=DUu0B63qnAI

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Great clip Grrr.

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Last time i saw them was "79" i believe,at the UNI dome in cedar falls Iowa.It was the first of their last tours.lol.Amazing!!

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Yeah , I seen 'em two years ago with John Bonhams son on drums and Pino Paladino on Bass , with Townsend's brother as a back-up guitarist at MSG . It was should I say , Fckin Great . They truly are a large arena band and such consumate performers .

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This song was written about me.

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My sympathies, Ricky. Never realized you were deaf, dumb, and blind!

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But he "sure played a mean pin ball!"

(or is it she? I can't tell with that avatar of Ricky's...)

:o/

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LOL.Me, I'm deaf cause I don't want to hear nothing and dumb, well......

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Great piece! This was written about us all...

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I think you're on to something Spade:)

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rdy:

Good choice.

Wish I never got distracted like when a beautiful woman goes by. LOL

Uh what was I talking about again. hahahahahaaahahaaa

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Way cool rdy! I remember the concert they had in Cincinnati in the late 70's or early 80's, seems there was a stampede and several people were killed!

I always liked this song, they knew how to rock the house!!

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That was the end of "festival seating" indoors.

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The Who was truly one of the world's greatest rock bands!

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Great Song. One of My favorites from the Who. My Favorite though is Happy Jack. What a great rock band. Thanks for the post.

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Under-rated and under-appreciated when they first arrived. Everything was Beatles and Stones where I lived. Gotta go with BoxMonkey, Live at Leeds was the most awesome album I owned.

Sheer energy that still out performs most of the junk out there today !

Not sure how you relate to this decade but, you show some fine taste in musical groups from the time when I was trying on my kool.

Thanks again rdy2rock..your name rocks truly !

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