Re: who are you -album

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

I haven't quite made up my mind (it changes with the wind, of course), 
but I may decide this is The Who's best album--based on the quality of 
the actual music, that is, as opposed to the lyrics.  It's generally 
overlooked in favor or more dramatic works: Tommy, Quad, Who's Next, but 
represents an interesting level of maturity on PT's part.  I don't know 
that it actually qualifies as rock music.

keets


>From: Gomper5@aol.com
>Date: Fri, 12 Feb 1999 20:51:57 EST
>To: thewho@igtc.com
>Subject: who are you -album
>
>id like to know what everyone thinks of the album"who are you".  i 
listened to
>it all the way through today afternoon. in my personal opinions ,i 
think there
>are no weak moments or half assed songs(with the exeption of "new song" 
which
>i do love.)i have fell in love with pete's obsession with synthesiser
>programming. it makes all the tracks even tighter than they already 
are.
>"sister disco" is my favorite track off the album right now.
>
>-Andrew
>"I have to be careful not to preach.I can't pretend that I can 
teach"-Peter
>Townshend 


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