Re: If they're gonna release live Who...

["L. Bird" <pkeets@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I suspect they're thinking the old material will appeal only to die-hard 
fans, and that much of it is already bootlegged and so less attractive.  
They're releasing the current shows to get $$ before the heavy trading 
begins.  I suspect there are extras on the second cd to sweeten the deal.

They're made about $27,000 in one day from what I can tell.  Somebody on 
another list reported getting order number 1128.

keets



> That's fine, as long as the past has been properly represented as well. 
> Then again, "too much of anything is too much for me." One show from this 
> tour would suffice, don't you think? What are they, the 21st Century 
> version of the Grateful Dead all of a sudden? And in the meantime, for at 
> least two years we know of, the KBFH tapes...that's the DC/Philly 1973 
> shows for anyone who doesn't know...already remixed and remastered and 
> ready for release...sit idle in some room, collecting dust. The Who at 
> their prime as the single best live Rock band in the world VS Who's Left 
> with a newbie bass player...no contest in MY mind. Hell, if they want to 
> raise money for charity, which one would you say will raise more money?
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