RES: The offending Spoonful

["Oswaldo Akamine Jr." <motax@uol.com.br>]

The obvious problem is the high notes Roger had to deal with, but, God,
no real reason to cut it off of "Leeds". I guess the interesting thing
that made this album so respected and loved is that it shows the real
Who on stage, without make-ups or effects. The guys were incredible, but
humans.

And, after all, that's the reason why Eddie Van Halen called Townshend
and told him "whaaaalll! Some great mistakes in it, Pete!".

Oswaldo Akamine, in SP, Brazil
http://www.motax.com.br

-----Mensagem original-----
De: owner-thewho@igtc.com [mailto:owner-thewho@igtc.com] Em nome de
Brian Cady
Enviada em: terga-feira, 4 de setembro de 2001 09:21
Para: oddsandsods@thewho.net; Paul's Who List
Assunto: The offending Spoonful


Let's all see what we think about the offending Spoonful from Live At
Leeds. Go to here: http://www.thewho.net/whostory/TheWhoSpoonful.mp3
to download an mp3 of The Who doing Spoonful at Leeds.

        -Brian in Atlanta
         The Who This Month!
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