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Re: Pete's buzz
In a message dated 10/21/01 10:32:16 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
leb905@yahoo.com writes:
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> >2.00 am. Back at my hotel after the Madison Square Garden show. So
> much
> positive energy in one night, so little cynicism (though I tried, I
> really tried). I haven't felt an energy like this since we played in
> New York in the early days of the Fillmore East - or maybe in the first
> ten hours of Woodstock. A special magical buzz. And I am straight,
> sober, clean, alert. I can really feel the magic. And it's real.
>
> Seems like Pete has been doubting this for a long time. It's great to
> hear that he felt it.
>
> There was some discussion on the PT list of why The Who chose such a
> conservative set list, and Reggy has commented, as well. It's possible
> they all got together and decided on this, but if I understand the
> division of labor, Roger is mostly in charge of setting up the magic.
> I was betting they could distill it from these four songs, and sure
> enough, they did. No experimenting on this one--they set out to work
> magic, and they did--right from the first note. :)
>
> I was reminded of Sean's contention that it's an animal. It came up
> like some huge, implacable beast and hammered out a message that
> everybody could hear. There was a little variation there, just enough
> to keep it interesting for fans who have heard it a million times.
>
> John Cusack really helped, you know. You could read the message in his
> face.
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> LB
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>
nice article ..but what about the part when Pete almost shoved Roger off the
stage during BBE?