Close but no cigar

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

> copied it below, too.  The review is written for "Encore" by an obvious
Who
> fan, Bob Lefsetz,

Kevin:

Got to disagree with you there, my friend. He's just a Rock fan, like many
others, and here's where he gave himself away:

> They put out what many consider to be the best rock album EVER, "Who's
> Next", and then they didn't know what to do.

Oh, no, they didn't know what to do...except to make was IS the greatest
Rock album of all time, and also the band's best album, Quadrophenia.
Senator, he's no Who fan. He's just one of the masses who don't QUITE get
it. Close but no cigar.

> I actually have it on tape and if I can get someone to make an mp3 of it
I'll
> send it to anyone who wants it.  Do any of you stern fans remember it?

Kevin Mc:

No, but I'd love to have a copy. Contact me privately and we'll find
something you want from me to trade for it. But I'll be away for a few days,
so if I don't answer right away that's why.

> Well, I'll tell you now, that one of Pete's only flaws is using
> curse words in music. They are so unneccessay and crude.

AEB:

I disagree with you completely. I think he has the audacity to be authentic
and true to himself and his audience. In a way that challenges
commerciality. Imagine putting the word "fuck" in what you KNOW is going to
be a single? Good one! And that's the version they play on the radio, too.


"God may have mercy on you, but we won't."
           Senator John McCain


               Cheers                 ML