Re: New songs

["L. Bird" <pkeets@hotmail.com>]

We heard the jams in 2000.  If all goes according to past example, we may 
now hear finished songs based on the jams.  If Pete feels the need for a 
larger band, maybe the new album is a rock opera.

keets

>Forget about improvisation.  Forget about new songs.  Yes we will get to
>hear songs not played a lot(hopefully), but they seem like they are going
>back to that more musical presentation.  Not good in my book.  Don't get
>me wrong, I will enjoy these shows very much, just not as much as in a one
>guitar presentation.
>
>Remember, Pete said he was bored.  Now he can fiddle with old songs that
>have not been played live (however, songs we do want to hear), and get a
>slight fix to keep him from being bored.  He does not have to create now.
>
>The WHO have always stated that new songs come from live jams.  How can
>you have live jams in a more structured environment where Pete and Simon
>will now have to work out who plays lead, who play rythm and where.
>Crossroads now was improvised in 1999/2000...but now it is expected and
>played every time.  I smell the WHO on ice all over again.
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