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Kenny Wayne Jones or something...
> 2) The choice of producer: Bill Z (Eagles fame) produced a lifeless
mix
Dave:
I don't know if I'd call it "lifeless," but "too damned slick" works for
me. Trademark Myxylplyx production, that.
> I love Simon Phillips but I felt Zak captured more of Moon's essence.
I didn't want to get into this debate, but I agree with you here.
> (although he is one of the best "technical/neat/clean/refined" drummers
I've
> ever heard.....on par with Niel Pert)
Kevin:
Carl Palmer, before he joined Asia. Although I think HE would have been a
good choice for a Moon replacement, as technical a drummer as he is.
> I thought 'It's Hard' was a great album.
I do too.
> in the who.net news......."Other non-charity events may be scheduled
later,
> but nothing is set in stone".
> OK, I'm intrigued. What does this mean? What do they know? Is
> this just hype?
There is some word of shows in the UK. What does it mean? It means a few
shows could turn into many, just as they did with the QUAD tour. Or...not.
We'll have to wait and see.
> What kind of moron would avoid ride cymbals on Baba O Riley.
Kentavo:
We know the answer to that, don't we? But Kenny's not a bad drummer, for
someone like Rod Stewart. He's just not nearly good enough for The Who.
> But I don't think his playing is that bad on two studio albums. I guess
he
> lost his imagination on the last tour.
It wasn't bad on some of the live shows, but even Toronto was better than
WHO'S LAST.
> You have to figure that was what Pete wanted, because he hasn't really
> changed the style of what he's been writing since then.
Keets:
You could say he started getting into the synth with WHO'S NEXT, and it's
been growing ever since.
> of rolls and splashes...) Anyone know if he actually played on this
> track, or is it Pete doing a good imitation, or someone else? Just
> curious!
Kath:
It's Pete, so he said.