Gettin N Tune

[Keithjmoon70 at aol.com]

>In my book, they are all fans.
>They love The Who, even  Rabbit.
>You simply can't get as excited as Rabbit does, to go out and  play music
>that you don't really like.
>I can't believe he is only  excited about being in front of people.
 
I don't know what to think about Rabbit.  
 
Roger is the Who's biggest fan and he doesn't even listen to the  albums. 
Maybe he must like being in the band and working with  it?  It's what makes him 
happy.
 
Pete on the other hand loves his music.  It's his soul  expressed.  I've 
never seen an artist so deeply attached. He doesn't make  mere outward 
observations about life and sing about them, he sees the roots and  the reasons for these 
observations and pours his heart out about them.  He  is a fearless man.
 
After listening to me talk and talk and talk about Pete, my sister-in-law  
wanted to hear Real Good Looking Boy again.  After what I said, and after  
watching In the Attic a few times, tears came out of her eyes.  She knows  now that 
Pete is not just some famous guy or just a good  songwriter.  He opens people 
up and speaks for those that feel ugly  and frail. He knows how to find 
genuine strength by admitting  weakness. 
 
It is his greatest strength.
 
Jon in Mi.