RE: Whith a name like Clap-ton..........

["O'Neal, Kevin W." <Kevin.ONeal@vtmednet.org>]

From: Jason Hare <hare@optonline.net>
Subject: Re: Mastering and slavery

>>>Clapton 
>>Uh oh.  Close all the windows.
>That is the most inappropriate fucking thing you've ever written. 
>Keep these kinds of jokes to yourself.

I bet I could find worse!
I *did* get an education out of this though.  Never knew about his son
falling out of a window.

>From: "Scott Schrade" <schrade@akrobiz.com>
>Subject: Re: The Who Mailing List Digest V8 #337
>
>> The Tommy movie was great, 
>That's right, it was (hear that, keets?!)

He said "HEAR THAT KEETS"????

>From: thewho rocks <leb905@yahoo.com>
>Subject: Fwd: Who reference in "Vanilla Sky"
>Repost from O&S:
>
>> Subject:  Who reference in "Vanilla Sky" 
>> -Brian in Atlanta
>> The Who This Month!

Tell me Brian is just having trouble signing back onto igtc.

>From: Stuart Pittman <stoo@CAE.COM>
>Subject: Re: BOR and roger
>
>Hey man, it's not important to know details like who 
>sings what or song titles and whatnot. It's all about 
>the music, dude. Can't you see? The Who ROCK! Long live 
>The Who!!!!

*Sigh*

>From: An English Boy <campbell@fix.net>
>Subject: Re: CFNY BOR
>
>Watch him, Daltrey is constantly looking about the other members
>of TheWho-> for approval, to see if he is "where he's suppused to
>be, " asking, "am I doing OK?," with a perpetual look of "I know
>I'm  really out of  my league here!" on his face.

I see this too.
Is it that he's afraid of pissing Pete off?
Or, just insecure about his aging voice?
He does have moments/shows where he's in the driving seat.
I thought he really gave Pete a run for his money at Camden last year.  Rog
was working the crowd like he owned it.  It kind of was pissing Pete off,
which drove him to increase his surly-ness and interaction (although
violent.....*that's a good thing!*) with the crowd.

>It's all in the hands of Townshend and Starkey, and that's alright
>with this kid.

Ditto.

>From: John Hughes <john@pureneasy.fsnet.co.uk>
>Subject: Re: Mastering and Slavery
>
>Maybe Pete thinks if he writes songs for the "Who" he will be admitting
>that he just can't do it as a artiste, except by writing for the Who,
>and above all he desperately wants to prove he is a serious composer
>outside of the Who?

Agreed, but let's not forget that Pete stated (or admitted) that The Who is
his only means of artistic outlet and creative flow now.  So, I think he's
already admitted that it's just not working on a solo basis.  To be clear, I
love his stuff, and I think most Who fans (fans as ML defines fans) would
agree.  But, really, let's be honest (Keets ;-), he's not making it in the
general public or in $$ and pounds or any other currency as a solo artist.
Period.

>BWTFDIK,

?

>From: "Jon Rhein" <rhein@betterthanlife.com>
>Subject: Re: Mastering and slavery
>
>> I don't share your sense of humor.
>
>How nice for you....

And for the rest of us reading his posts.

Nice joke about George Harrison.  Ha! Ha Ha! Ha-Ha-...Ha!  Hmmm.
What's it like to be motivated to purposely piss people off?

Kevin in VT