Re: Downlaodable Who

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

> suggestion how to trade the files without ripping off TED

Keets:

And what about BTTB? It's no longer available, so it is acceptable now to
trade it?

> Then what's that story about being drunk and recording stuff and not being
> able to figure out the chords later on?

I cannot be held responsible for what Pete did when he was drunk. Most of
the Who songs were demoed by Pete first, that's all I was saying.

> I'm sure Pete has done it a hundred different ways.  The band said the
demos
> for TOMMY were extremely sketchy, and complained that later on Pete came
in
> with demos that were too complete and tried to dictate everything.

The Tommy demos were all but releaseable on their own. Hard to call them
sketchy.

> Didn't work out.

The best laid plans...

> But is it before or after the fact?

What fact are you referring to?

> That's linear thinking, though.

That's how time tends to work in this here universe.

> What if it all works in cycles instead?

Nah, that's women who work on cycles.

> questionable lyrics.  Who is that that does live S&M on stage and invites
> the audience to participate?

I know what you mean, but can't think of their name at the moment. I read an
article about them.

> They'll never agree on a representative.

Actually, I think most people would agree with Brian Cady as a
representative.


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