Hearing voices

["L. Bird" <pkeets@hotmail.com>]

>Yeah, The WHO's singing seems to be the weakest part of their live  > show 
>these days.

>Yes, I'd have to agree.  Roger's voice is a little too rough now to do 
>anything other than flat-out rockers.  He really did in "Pure and Easy" 
>live.  Oddly enough, The Who back in the mid-60's probably did the best 
>live harmonies of any band out there.  Of course, they could hear each 
>other then.

There's been some mention of overdubs on BttB.  I notice that John is more 
on-key in the studio than in live performance.  He's never had a really good 
ear for pitch, of course, but lately it does seem to be worse--on "My Wife" 
at the SBE show, for example, he's way off.  I'd guess his voice has changed 
a little too, but if he's having a problem because of deafness, that's a 
little harder to work with.  Is he generally that flat these days, or was 
that just the flu?  Does he need headphones to sing on stage?

keets
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