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Tommy - a work of genius by Townshend
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live at leeds..pete ..still waiting for research on the paedo stuff.
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Interesting, I was thinking until recently that Tommy was mid 70s but that's when the FILM was made. So Tommy is actually a 60s album (though it sounds imho 70s) and they were recording it THIS YEAR, 50 years ago. Released 69. Wonder if there will be a big anniversary thing?
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I have been playing the recently released live album Live At The Filmore East .......it is a belter.
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Live albums don’t count , not sure they made a really good album
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It's the one I listen to the most so for me it has to be Quadrophenia
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Who's Next is a really good album. Starts and ends with all-time classics which half the world would recognize (Baba O'Riley and Won't Get Fooled Again). Both songs still sound fresh, and Baba is just as inspiring every time you hear it. Won't Get Fooled Again sounds more relevant with each day that passes.
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lfc1971 06 Jul 18 09:08 Joined: 06 Nov 11 | Topic/replies: 24,036 | Blogger: lfc1971's blog
Live albums don’t count , not sure they made a really good album WTF? They had seven albums in the Rolling Stone Magazine top 500 albums of all time in 2003, eclipsed only by The Beatles, The Stones, Dylan and Springsteen. A legendary band both live and in the recording studio. |
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1. Who's Next
2 Quadrophenia 3 Tommy ....... in my opinion . |
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lfc stfu - it's Dragons thread, he sets the terms of reference. As an observation, most authoritative album lists whether written or on-line, do NOT exclude live albums. Even purist stuff like Lias' "Spinning Around - A History of the Soul LP" does not exclude live albums. Why would you???
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Not sure the best Who album but I do know the best Who Youtube clip. Woodstock 69 See Me Feel one of the best things you'll ever experience!!!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fHTdrPL22-Y |
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I wasn't at Woodstock in 1969, but I was at The IOW Festival in 1969.
This was The Who's set list :- Heaven and Hell I Can't Explain Fortune Teller Young Man Blues It's a Boy 1921 Amazing Journey Sparks Eyesight to the Blind Christmas The Acid Queen Pinball Wizard Do You Think It's Alright? Fiddle About There's a Doctor Go to the Mirror! Smash the Mirror I'm Free Tommy's Holiday Camp We're Not Gonna Take It Summertime Blues Shakin' All Over My Generation Naked Eye I was 18 - and it still seems like yesterday. Unbelievable lifetime memories !! |
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That's some memory.
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Let me explain to those who don’t understand , a live album may include songs recorded on 2 or 3 or 4 or 5 different albums
It may be possible that this is not the case , very very rarely The velvet underground recorded a live album with songs , or most songs. that had never been recorded before , it’s one of the greatest albums ever recorded , a masterpiece However that is an exception Don’t confuse one with the other |
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Now I don’t care which @ authorative lists “ include live albums
They shouldn’t do , unless they follow my criteria |
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Thank you for clarifying this matter.
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You’re welcome
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Rob Fleming!!
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