Re: Before I Get Old

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

So what we need is maybe a statistical approach.  Everybody publishes their 
book about The Who, and by reading them all, you might arrive at some 
approximation of the truth.  Pete Townshend is yet to check in, and John 
Entwistle.  That will add to the body of literature.

I know Daltrey has said he'd never write an autobiography, but someone on 
another list recently uncovered an article he did for a fishing anthology.  
I'd be interesting to hear his viewpoint--maybe humorous anecdotes like 
JAE's working on.

keets


> > Uh-oh.  Now we're likely to get into a debate about the nature of truth.
>
> > Everybody's going to disagree on what the screw-ups are.  It's amazing 
>how differently people see even a single performance, much less a whole 
>musical career.
>
>Keets:
>
>Well, you make my point. If there is only to be one "official" truth, then 
>we'll never get the real story. Of course you're right; my store wouldn't 
>work if there wasn't someone getting rid of the CDs (who think they're 
>crap) and some who think they're wonderful.
>


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