Re: In Defense (w/ minimal Who content)

[Rich Niven <RNiven@prudential.com>]

NakedEye10@aol.com wrote:
> 
> I don't know why you all are busting on Rich T. so hard.  While you are
> certainly entitled to disagree, it seems to me that he's got a legitimate
> point.  Although he's the one being picked on at the moment, whether this
> board should be for WHO RELATED DISCUSSION or whatever other bullshit crosses
> people's mind at the moment, certainly appears to be a reappearring theme.
> 
> In closing, I, for one, am irritated by having to wade through what I
> consider to be off-topic irrelevancies, but I respect that others may feel
> differently.  Thanks for listening to MHO.
> 
> As for WHO content...   To the woman wondering about Pete's comment at the
> Supper Club questioning where were the women?  Perhaps it's because in LA and
> SF, we had a critical mass of women down in the very front of the stage for
> every show.  As a matter of fact, for the midnight show at HOB, I noticed
> that there were six in a row across the center front of the stage.  Perhaps
> in NY, the hardcore up front were all men.  Just a thought...


Although I've enjoyed all the jabs, I do agree with "Her Nakedness" here. 
RT has taken quite a beating, he's bloodied and reeling against the 
ropes. We don't want to slaughter him, now, do we? 

I think it was a dumb thing to say in the beginning, but I think we've 
all made our point. So, here's my suggestion:

Let's all take one more final jab, and then be done with it (at least for 
a while)......A good bashing is always welcome, and I think RT has so far 
been a good sport about it.......

On another note: I actually wish Pete had not played electric guitar at 
Supper Club. Hearing the electric made me wish for a backing band, i.e. 
the PD tour, windmills, leaping, etc,. It WAS great to see him still get 
soooooooo into Magic Bus, but it was like making out with someone, then 
when you reach between their legs, you hear your name in that "nope" , 
kind of tone. The acoustic performances, and piano playing were 
indescribable, but seeing him ever so slighltly dance and scream 
w/electric was a little frustrating. 

RT, how's the Who content? (There's my last jab!)