Re: Audiophenia; Not burned; MP3's

["Mark R. Leaman" <mleaman@sccoast.net>]

>Yeah? I first heard the live version of SALLY SIMPSON from the Amsterdam
'69

Mike:

Well, of the three different versions of Amsterdam I've gotten, none had SS.
I guess it just shows you that no matter how good they are, it's never good
enough.

>boot. I think my first live Tommy boot was umm... Woodstock. One of my
faves

Woodstock is good but very short. And mono.

>silly, Baba used to be my "starter."

Baba would be great, and would have been especially for the WN tour.

>riffs for a new album? bullshit. Roger needs a reality check) and

All I can say is that there must be something on Pete's agenda. He needn't
have done this tour, which appears to be a revival tour to me. Reviving
what? Their career as a band (and not The Who Orchestra)?

>pretentious. Or actually generous. He's doing it to "help" out his mates,
>whatever that means.

See, since that doesn't really ring true then it seems there's something
else going on. Right?

>gonna be suckered in again.

It's hard to lose that way, because then a new album would be a plus. I
wasn't going to be suckered by them talking about a new tour at this late
date.

>Mark's earlier question, they look like real CDs (not CD-Rs) to me.

Jim:

You'd know. Regular ones are silver, the others blue or more often light
green.

>Um.  What part are you referring to?  The part where his belly hung out?
;)

Keets:

That entire "Kiss" outfit. Gwar outfit. You know what I mean.

>Aren't they terrific?  Is that the Dallas TKAA you're listening to?  What
do
>you think of it?

I like it of course; it does sound to me like Pete is free associating. I
don't know that it's a basis for a song any more than MG's Crossroads...but
it's the differences which make these songs worth listening to.


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