RES: Pshycoderelict by the Who

["Oswaldo Akamine Jr." <motax@uol.com.br>]

Jeff,

I know what you mean, but cynicism has always been part of Pete songs (say
since 'Sell Out'? I guess it becomes more proeminent after 'By Numbers').
Well, if Roger sang songs like 'Dreaming from the Waist' or 'Who Are You',
he was able to do 'English Boy' or 'Outlive the Dinossaur'... What I mean is
'Dig' and 'Fire' did not work for Roger's voice for the both tracks were sad
Who-fakes. But 'derelict', say Ray role, would fit for Roger. Pete could do
Rastus... hehehehe.

Anyway, it was not for the Who, really, but TED could perfectly do a great
job with the whole concept. Back to '93, it would have been such a great
come back – the guys in the list have been comparing '82 and '99.

Oswaldo

-----Mensagem original-----
De: owner-thewho@igtc.com [mailto:owner-thewho@igtc.com]Em nome de Jeff
House
Enviada em: quarta-feira, 2 de maio de 2001 14:53
Para: thewho@igtc.com
Assunto: Pshycoderelict by the Who


Oswaldo,
Some of the songs (like "English Boy") would work very well as Who songs.  I
can't see the whole play done as a Who project.  It is just too damn Pete.
So much cynicism that it is hard to picture Roger having much to do with it
besides singing a song or two.

How do you see Roger fitting in?

Jeff