nice quote from 2000 concert review

["Jeff House" <whocasa@hotmail.com>]

I was taking a little walk down nostalgia lane, and I came across this 
wonderful quote from The Village Voice's review of October 4, 2000 @ Madison 
Square Garden:

"Drummer Zak Starkey channeled Keith Moon's energy and technique as 
Townshend and John Entwistle dissected "Anyway Anyhow Anywhere" and "The 
Real Me." Where Townshend's classic style consists largely of taking a blues 
lick and smearing it across several measures, he's added an entire Eddie 
Van's worth of tricks to his toolbox, too, spewing megabytes of information 
in each machine-gun-like solo while posing like the suavest mofo ever to 
grace the cover of Mojo. Roger Daltrey, playing a Paul Newman-esque straight 
man to Townshend's mad scientist, looked great and kept out of the way. With 
Townshend at a creative crossroads, the material problem was solved by 
consulting the entrails of the old stuff with casually manic glee."

It is going to be a fun Who year :-)

Jeff

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