Re: least favorite who songs and U2

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U2 at the Super Bowl definitely didn't upstage the Who in relation to 911.  
No one will associate them with 911.  Their perfromance is already forgotten. 
 More people are ripping them for a weak performance than are viewing them as 
some sort of 911 symbol.  The who at CFNYC still is far above, despite the 
miniscule viewership, in comparison, to U2.

As for least fav who songs, i agree with many posts here.  Never got into 
boris, YBYB, or Happy Jack.  Despite keith's drumming, i really can't stand 
Happy Jack.  I don't think athena is as bad as some of you do.  It's too 
"pop"-ish, but not horrible.  It's not really a Who song, tho.  Doesn't have 
a who sound at all.  I also can't get into sunrise.  I actually love Magic 
Bus, but I totally agree that the regular studio version is still way better 
than any live version.  They can't seem to get it just right.  The IOW 
version isn't bad, but the background vocals are terrible.  Pete leaves john 
hung out to dry too much.  They also can't seem to get pinball wizard right 
live, either.  Studio is much better than live versions i've heard.  In 
contrast, I like live WAY and BOR versions better than studio.  Same with 
Can't explain and most of the Tommy songs.

Kevin Mc