Re: Recent Daltrey Interview

[ACLGC <antonioclaudiocerqueira@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

This great new Pete solo album will be, probably, The
Boy Who Heard Music, and it will be solo mainly
because Roger Daltrey didn't wanna support it as a
full Who's project. He was, at that time, and he is,
by now, deeply fearing that a conceptual work would be
misundestood by the audience and became a great
fiasco. He prefered, at that time, and prefers, by
now, back up a soft production, kinda By Numbers #2, 
and joined the group to record a couple of songs. IMO
Pete joints him as a courtesy act, but inside he was
quite disappointed, even accusing him of be not
supportive when he announced the project on his site.
I continue with my humble opinion, The Boy Who Heard
Music fits well as a Who's project, double CD, rock
opera, very pretentious, the press beating, the
die-harders in nirvana, and the world collapsing...  
Is there a better scenario?


> I don't think we've heard Roger say this ever......
> 
>  "Pete and I have had no discussions of anything.
We're trying to get
> through this tour best we can, one day at a
> time,
>  and make sure the shows are great," he said. "We're
playing it as
> though
> the band ends in Toronto on Sept. 28."
> 
> A far cry from the rumors posted on pt.com and also
the manager interview
> after Detroit.
> 
> And the following is some insight on what may be
guiding their future
> decisions:
> 
> "It's the days off that are hard. I did speak to
Pete about that, and
> he
> finds it the same, that the days off are
> killing
>  him."
> 
> I think what we're going to see is a great new Pete
solo album.
> 
> Kevin in VT

_______________________________________________________________________
Yahoo! GeoCities
Tudo para criar o seu site: ferramentas faceis de usar, espago de sobra e acesssrios.
http://br.geocities.yahoo.com/