Re: The Who Mailing List Digest V6 #263

[JPayne2999@aol.com]

In a message dated 11/2/99 3:28:25 AM Eastern Standard Time, 
TheWho-Digest-Owner@igtc.com writes:

<< 
 Maybe it was the transfer from live audience to TV, but I did not think 
Roger's voice has survived.  At the Quad shows that strain was evident, but 
not obvious.  The next time I saw him at a BRS show, he still sounded decent. 
 After watching the iBash highlights, however, he seemed to be struggling.  
His range seemed minimal and volume low in contrast to PT's.  Like I said, 
maybe this was due to the sound transfer but...  Anyone else think this?
  >>
David, I think it was the transfer from the live show to the TV special, 
because if you listen to Baba o'Riley, the sound automatically becomes louder 
and sounds different. I could tell at the beginning of the set that something 
was not quite right.  Also, Roger was having trouble with his ear piece, and 
at times missing some cues.  Being at the show, I thought his range sounded 
as good as the BRS and Quad shows. He didn't seem like he was straining at 
all, just irritated with the on-stage hearing problems he was having.   Janet