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Re: "I'm the Face" Acetate
Bruce, re the acetates, I forgot which one they're going to use, but Jon
Astley told me they plan on using a rare High Numbers acetate for the new
"Odds & Sods". Apparently Phil Hopkins had a copy! For some reason, they
don't seem to be interested in using the alternate version of "Anyway,
Anyhow, Anywhere". Maybe I can change their minds...
WF <~
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The Who Mailing List Digest Saturday, 14 September 1996
Volume 03 : Number 556
In this issue:
European tour dates
Re: The Who Mailing List Digest V3 #555
Re: The Who Mailing List Digest V3 #555
Re: A Glimpse of the Future
The UK Trip journal
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From: Ambrogio Brambilla <brm@mbox.it.net>
Sun Dec 7 12:47:50 PST 1997
Date: Fri, 13 Sep 1996 13:30:08 +0200
Subject: European tour dates
I'm trying to find out concert dates for european tour.
If you have any informations regarding european tour dates and if you know
how to get tickets please EMail me at brm@mbox.it.net.
ciao
Ambrogio Brambilla (brm@mbox.it.net)
Interconsult Wise S.r.l.
Sun Dec 7 12:47:50 PST 1997
Date: Fri, 13 Sep 96 09:16:01 EST
Subject: Re: The Who Mailing List Digest V3 #555
The Who Mailing List Digest Thursday, 12 September 1996
Volume 03 : Number 555
In this issue:
Re:A glimpse of the future
New Quad T-Shirts?
Re: The Who Mailing List Digest V3 #553
Lightnin' Jack
Pete's autobiography
Rockin' In Our Wheel Chairs
Re: The Who Mailing List Digest V3 #554
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From: RwhoU@aol.com
Sun Dec 7 12:47:50 PST 1997
Date: Wed, 11 Sep 1996 22:41:07 -0400
Subject: Re:A glimpse of the future
Great post salamander or should I say Yellow Ledbetter. Most enjoyable Who In
The Future dialogue.I would still like to think that they will still tour
when 'I" get old but it probably won't happen. I like the way you set it up
with sparkly lights and everything , and I will still laugh when thinking
about this post for weeks to come. Thanks,Rhonda
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From: Tim Herrlinger <tjherrlinger@ucdavis.edu>
Sun Dec 7 12:47:50 PST 1997
Date: Wed, 11 Sep 96 20:41:53
Subject: New Quad T-Shirts?
Being the proud owner of a MSG Quad T-shirt, and having tickets to the San
Jose show, I was wondering what T-shirts might look like on this West Coast leg
of the tour. The front will probably be the same, but what do you think they'll
have on the back?
Don't be surprised if it says "North American Tour" in big letters. Then
for the cities and dates it'll have "TBA". :-)
Tim Herrlinger
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From: RWNomad <Kindari@jcc-uky.campus.mci.net>
Sun Dec 7 12:47:50 PST 1997
Date: Thu, 12 Sep 1996 02:09:34 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: Re: The Who Mailing List Digest V3 #553
At 04:53 PM 9/10/96 -0700, Peter wrote:
>Subject: Rolling Stone Snub
>I went to see Quad at MSG ... After experiencing
>this, I was looking forward to comments the band
>had and serious analysis of the shows from Rock
>Mags and the like.
Serious analysis from "Rock Mags?" Particularly
Rolling Stone? Not a chance. They're nothing but
hype-machines for the latest fad, whatever it is.
Their constant label for The Who since about 1975 is
"dinosaur." Their writers are genetically incapable
of looking beneath the label for any meaningful
period of time.
>I have seen nothing yet.
And you won't.
>The biggest dissapointment was Rolling Stone,
>of which I have been a subscriber to for 10
>years now. What's the deal here?
See above.
>Does anyone know of any well done reviews of
>these shows?
Point your browser to http://www.eden.com
and peruse the Hypertext Who. In particular, check
out Bernd Gramlich's reviews of Hyde Park and MSG.
Traditional media reviews won't be any better than
those ...
Bob
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From: Brian.Cady@turner.com
Sun Dec 7 12:47:50 PST 1997
Date: Thu, 12 Sep 1996 21:35:23 -0400
Subject: Lightnin' Jack
I don't know if you'll remember it this far in advance, but Paul
Hogan's movie "Lightnin' Jack" with a bit part by Roger will air on
NBC on Sunday, Oct.6 at 9pm.
-Brian
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From: MCapriole@aol.com
Sun Dec 7 12:47:50 PST 1997
Date: Thu, 12 Sep 1996 10:09:20 -0400
Subject: Pete's autobiography
Has anyone submitted anything to assist Pete? Has anyone heard anything?
Sorry this is so short. My computer is on the fritz. I'm curious to know. MC
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From: NakedEye10@aol.com
Sun Dec 7 12:47:50 PST 1997
Date: Thu, 12 Sep 1996 10:30:19 -0400
Subject: Rockin' In Our Wheel Chairs
Great post on the nursing home bit. Made me smile and giggle all the way
through.
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From: harper@direct.ca (paula harper)
Sun Dec 7 12:47:50 PST 1997
Date: Thu, 12 Sep 1996 04:44:04 -0700
Subject: Re: The Who Mailing List Digest V3 #554
>
>The Who Mailing List Digest Wednesday, 11 September 1996
>Volume 03 : Number 554
>
>In this issue:
>
> The Who Mailing List Digest V3 #553 -Reply
> A glimpse of the future...
> New John Entwistle interview!
> Re: THE WHO MAILING LIST DIGEST V3 #553
>
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>From: Jay Winton <JWINTON@gwgate1.jhmi.jhu.edu>
>Date: Tue, 10 Sep 1996 21:19:36 -0400
>Subject: The Who Mailing List Digest V3 #553 -Reply
>
>I will be away from the office from Sept. 9-13. I will be back in my office
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>JoAnn Nugent at ext955-5841 or beeper 283-2500.
>
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>
>From: salamander@MADNET.COM
>Date: Tue, 10 Sep 1996 22:09:48 -0500
>Subject: A glimpse of the future...
>
>Today in Madison's Wisconsin State Journal there was a very cute local
>carton that refered to our boys, which greatly inspired me. :) The
>cartoon consisted of a conversation between two cute Wusconsin woodland
>animals, whom I will refer to as #1 and #2. The dialogue ran like this:
>
>#1. What's wrong, Carson?
>#2. Oh, I'm feeling ANCIENT.
>#1. And this is a problem?
>#2. It is if you listen to the Who. HOPE I DIE BEFORE I GET OLD!
>#1. And where are THEY now?
>#2. Gumming prune puree in a home somewhere. They never specified HOW
>old...
>
>Okay, so our boys are getting along in age. WE know they're still
>kicking, for now at least. But if I may take you forward in time, to a
>future not so very far off, you might see how things could change...
>
>*spacey sci-fi music, sparkly lights*
>
>The scene: day room, Acton County Deluxe Retirement Community
>The year: 2026
>
>*Camera fades in, and we see our heroes sitting around a card table.
>Check the year mates, they're in their 80's. Use your imagination.*
>
>JOHN: Are you going to deal or aren't you?
>PETE: What?
>J: I SAID, deal!
>P: What?!
>ROGER: I'll bet 'e turned 'is 'earing aid down again.
>J: Good lord, we'll be 'ere all day.
>R <whacking P with his cane>: TURN YER 'EARING AID UP!
>P <adjusting hearing aid>: Terribly sorry...my turn to deal, was it?
>J: It's about bloody time.
>P <dealing>: So...how 'ave your kids been?
>R: Don't rightly know. 'Ow long 'as it been since they visited me?
>J: I seem to remember seeing Willow at Christmas...
>R: Yeah, Christmas, yeah. You know, I never expected 'aving four
>children would be easy, but I never thought they'd stick me in an 'ome
>and forget about me!
>P: Hah! You think you've got it so hard! Emma STILL won't let me
>mention her in interviews!
>J: Oh come off it Pete, it's been thirty years!
>P: You think I don't know how long it's been! Thirty years I've had to
>remind myself not to whip out pictures of the grandkids whenever that
>nice young girl from Rolling Stone comes by.
>R <under his breath>: Lucky for 'er...
>P: Speaking of my grandkids, want to see the photo they sent me on
>Father's Day?
>J: Ah, maybe some other time, Pete. But right now, there's something
>Roger and I have been meaning to ask you.
>R: Yes, well, we talked about this after bingo last night, and well...
>J: We were wondering if...
>R: You might be interested in...
>J&R <in unison>: Getting back on the road?
>P: Excuse me, I think my hearing aid slipped again. I was certain you'd
>suggested that we begin touring again.
>R: It's not your 'earing aid, man. We mean it!
>J: We're sick of shuffleboard!
>R: We're sick of listening to Mrs. McGregor prattle on about her
>knitting!
>P: Come now lads, aren't we getting a bit old for the whole rock and
>roll bit? Look at us! John, your dentures are slipping! Roger, that wig
>isn't fooling anyone!
>J: We may be past our prime, but that doesn't mean we can't still rock!
>R: We aren't even in wheelchairs yet! We can't give up yet!
>P: But the press slaughtered us last time we went out on the road!
>R: Oh, don't be a ninny.
>J: What does the press matter? We were still packing 'em in!
>P: Surely I wasn't the only one who just felt silly! Especially when
>they started throwing those orthopedic shoes!
>R: Oh you're just jealous because the young birds barely even noticed
>you!
>P: Hey now!
>R: Not that you'd even know what to do wif one if you 'ad 'er!
>P: Look here Rog, just because a couple of 45 year old secretaries threw
>their brassieres at you doesn't mean I don't still 'ave it!
>J: Let's not start this again...
>R: Yeah, let's not. I'd hate to break my last cane over your 'ead.
>P: I'd like to see you do that after I belt you one with my walker!
>R: You can barely even belt your trousers, much less me!
><Enter Nurse Ledbetter>
>NURSE LEDBETTER: Gentlemen! We aren't fighting again, ARE we?
>J,P,R <in unison>: No, Nurse Ledbetter!
>NL: Good! I'd hate to have to force you to read ANOTHER ONE OF MY
>STORIES!
>P: No! Anything but that!
>J: God save us all!
>R: We'll be good, we promise!
>NL: That's what I like to here. Of course, there is still the matter of
>my story...well, maybe I'll just post it to the mailing list.
>
>And so she did!
>
> -Yellow Ledbetter
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>Telnet address: bbs.madnet.com
>
>
>
>------------------------------
>
>From: GACoelho@aol.com
>Date: Wed, 11 Sep 1996 11:10:42 -0400
>Subject: New John Entwistle interview!
>
>Ed Hanel and I have written a new interview with John which you can find at:
>
>http://www.bassfrontiers.com/
>
>There are also some exclusive photos from Hyde Park. We hope you enjoy it.
>
>Regards, George
>
>------------------------------
>
>From: "Steve Marshall@CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY (SMARSH1 @ CDCNOTES)"
<uscdcbk3@ibmmail.com>
>Date: Wed, 11 Sep 1996 12:05:04 EDT
>Subject: Re: THE WHO MAILING LIST DIGEST V3 #553
>
>Peter A Steeves, Cartographer, Marlborough, MA "<psteeves@usgs.gov> wrote:
>
>>I went to see Quad at MSG and immediately concluded that it was the
>>best show I had ever seen (a rough count of Rock Shows I have been
>>to puts me in the 150 range). After experiencing this, I was looking
>>forward to comments the band had and serious analysis of the shows
>>from Rock Mags and the like. I have seen nothing yet. The biggest
>>dissapointment was Rolling Stone, of which I have been a subscriber
>>to for 10 years now. What's the deal here? Does anyone know of
>>any well done reviews of these shows? As for Rolling Stone, they
>>may be losing a long time subscriber for this snub
>
>I did a review of the 7/20 show in this month's issue of Cosmik Debris. You
>can check it out online at
>
>http://www.greatgig.com/cosmikdebris
>
>Steve
>
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Dear Friends,
Let me echo the kudos to Yellow for the funny TED script.
KUDOS KUDOs KUDos KUdos Kudos kudos kudo kud ku k... (it's echoing,
you see). Um, OK, moving along...
> From: RWNomad <Kindari@jcc-uky.campus.mci.net>
> Date: Thu, 12 Sep 1996 02:09:34 -0400 (EDT)
> Subject: Re: The Who Mailing List Digest V3 #553
>
> Point your browser to http://www.eden.com
> and peruse the Hypertext Who. In particular, check
> out Bernd Gramlich's reviews of Hyde Park and MSG.
> Traditional media reviews won't be any better than
> those ...
The full URL is http://www.eden.com/thewho to go straight to the page.
I've now linked in some reviews of the MSG shows also. Also I've
linked the new interview with JAE onto his page at
http://www.eden.com/theox.
> From: harper@direct.ca (paula harper)
Once again, ENTIRE STINKIN' DIGEST REQUOTED by a Clueless Newbie
snipped. I can't even find that anything original was added to this
requote, sigh.
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Adhesive Media, 101 W. 6th St., Ste. 210, Austin, TX 78701
Sun Dec 7 12:47:50 PST 1997
Date: Fri, 13 Sep 1996 16:52:02 -0500
Subject: Re: A Glimpse of the Future
Wow, thanks to everyone who complimented my little story...I think they
call the things fanfic, how about that! I may just have to WRITE SOME
MORE AND POST THEM, MWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH! <all run and hide>
-Yellow Ledbetter
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Date: Fri, 13 Sep 1996 17:13:00 -0500 (CDT)
Subject: The UK Trip journal
Greetings friends --
Steve Luongo is sending a series of diary/journal entries from The
John Entwistle Band's recording session at John's home studio prior to
the Quadrophenia tour. These will also be available at
http://www.eden.com/theox
Herewith, installation #1 -- enjoy:
- -------------------------------------------------
The John Entwistle Band trip to the UK. Day 1
Well every good trip starts off with some sort of travel. This trip
started with a trip to London on Virgin Airlines. OK I guess they
didn't mean to give me a seat thats only big enough for a small 12
year old. They most likely didn't know that I'm 6'4".
Thankfully they realized that we were in the wrong section and moved
us up to the right section.
Now it's just after midnight and we've been flying for about an hour.
I just received my Virgin diet cola in a 120ml can. At first I
thought is was a small can of concentrated pineapple juice. Everyone
else has regular size drinks??? I was looking around for someone to
give me the punch line but there was none. I had just been served my
beverage in an eye cup with a pop top.
Godfrey was the first one to fall asleep and he always looks like he's
faking being asleep. He has this look on his face that makes you
think he's peeking out though his eye lids. I did the flying peanut
test and confirmed that he really was asleep for a while.
BTW today's film is Twister which is perfect. They have these little
screens on every seat and a set of headphones (ALA walkman) which
really makes the movie experience a bad trip. The thing is that on a
plane it sounds like you are listening to the "Twister" with or
without the headphones. I think I'll wait for pay per view.
Our stewardess has a name plaque on and underneath her name it says
"green and friendly." Now I figured it meant that she was new and
ready to be extra nice to the passengers but it turned out to be an
environmental thing=85=85 bravo!
Here we are in London Heathrow airport and we've just seen Lisa
(John's girlfriend) who has come to pick us up and after a short wait
for our bags, we're off to Quarwood (John's estate).
Here we are and it's good to see our friend again. He looks good
sporting a tan from a recent trip to Cabo. After a few minutes of
catching up on the past couple of months it's into the studio to take
a look at the equipment. It has all arrived in good shape so I guess
we're almost ready to start recording. The plan is to rehearse for a
few days and then start cutting tracks on Monday. Bob Pridden will be
engineering for us and for you trivia buffs Bob not only ran monitors
among other things for The Who from the early days until now but he
was our FOH soundman for the '88 tour.
Well It's time for dinner so we'll go to a restaurant, eat, drink and
laugh, tell a few stories. The band, Lisa and Bob were joined for
dinner by Bob's wife Mia.
Now it's back to the house. =20
Jet lag is setting in now and it's midnight in England so it's off to bed.
Oops not quite yet. It seems that the hounds of the Entwistles need
to be walked and when two 200 pound wolfhounds (Scarlet & Flynn ) want
to be walked they can sing or howl up a storm. So Lisa and I took
them for a quick one (no pun intended) and now it's time to crash.
Good night.
Sun Dec 7 12:47:50 PST 1997
Date: Fri, 13 Sep 1996 18:21:58 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: Re: JAE/Luongo interviews
At 07:53 PM 9/12/96 -0700, George wrote:
>Ed Hanel and I have written a new interview
>with John which you can find at:
>http://www.bassfrontiers.com/
Anyone who hasn't checked this out,
definitely should. Really good interviews with
JAE and Steve Luongo, including a nice nod from
John to the Net. His aside about an old Tandy
and e-mailing "War and Peace" to Joe Walsh
brought back some ancient memories and almost
made me spew the keyboard at the same time!
Bob