What's left of The Who, 2/23/2007, Reno.

I haven't been to a concert in years.

I first saw the Who before many here were born: 1966, concert in London, with the last 3 acts being Who, Stones, Beatles. All that screaming, I didn't hear a thing.

I thought they played a good set at Live8 in 2005: with the surviving members probably being deaf by now, they can play even louder.

The Who. Pontiac Silverdome.
'80. Only concert I ever
walked out of. 'Cept for
Pete, they were lame back
then.

Enjoy...

I think I remember seeing them, somewhere, but I don't remember any of the details. Same thing with Traffic, Santana, ELO and and E.L.&P.
I always saw Zappa on Mothers Day, at the Morris Civic though, for some reason, he always came to my town on Mothers Day.

Was it w/the Mothers?

I saw them here in Norfolk back in the late '70's and I thought they sucked. I say a lot of other groups too, Tull, Heep, ZZ Top, Zappa and some I can't remember . . .

Yup, The Mothers.

Hey Cros,
I don't s'pose that means you'll be in Vegas on the 24th does it?
Onacuz I'll really need to get out of the house that day.
It's kid day at Casa Abby.

Perhaps you're taking the phrase America's playground a bit too literally.

That's why she's known
as the Teetering w/Totters.

I won't be able to pull that off, much as I'd like to meat your step child.

Fuckin' comedian.

I Can't Explain, The Seeker, Anyway Anyhow Anywhere, Fragments, Who Are You, Behind Blue Eyes, Real Good Looking Boy, Sound Round, Pick Up The Peace, Endless Wire, We Got A Hit, They Made My Dream Come True, Mirror Door, Baba O'Riley, Eminence Front, A Man In A Purple Dress, Black Widow's Eyes, Mike Post Theme, Relay, My Generation, Cry If You Want, Won't Get Fooled Again

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

Lineup:
Roger Daltrey Harmonica, Vocals, Guitar
Pete Townshend Vocals, Guitar
John Bundrick Piano, Keyboards
Pino Palladino Bass
Zak Starkey Drums
Simon Townshend Backing Vocal, Guitar

Ringo's kid is one hell of a drimmer. He reminded me a lot of Keith Moon.

That's a pretty great set.



And no, I'm not trying to turn this into another Anna Nicole thread.