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The Who — Quadrophenia
Album: Quadrophenia
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Released: 1973
Length: 6:08
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Good lord, its been a long while since I heard this. Instant goose bumps. Wow, just freaking WOW!
LLRP!
Posted 5 months ago by mlcarroll    [ Reply ]
I was lucky enough to have seen The Who in ‘73. Absolutely amazing. Love this album. As a young man the whole thing resonated SO deeply. 
Posted 6 months ago by keenevision    [ Reply ]
I love The Who.  Not a real fan of their earlier stuff, but anything after Tommy I will listen to regularly. Pete Townshend is a musical genius. I love all his brilliant solo stuff and I still believe The Who Live at Leeds is one of the BEST live albums ever recorded. Such raw energy. A true classic.  
Posted 10 months ago by tripp1    [ Reply ]
townshend was an amazing composer.
Posted 1 year ago by lily34    [ Reply ]
 Slickamoe wrote:


How sad that you have recognized no meaningful contributions in the last 48 years. Rock and Roll didn't stop. You did. 


Queen, Boston, Rush, Bruce, U2 - the 80s, Aerosmith, VanHalen, Stevie Ray, Nirvana, dare i say Coldplay, or KidRock, or The Pixies   come on   the last 48 have been great  to say an entire genre was worthless after 15 years come on get a grip
Posted 2 years ago by slaskey    [ Reply ]
This album got a lot of lovin’ play on my Dual 1210 turntable. The album is still here somewhere. A masterpiece!
Posted 2 years ago by dirtbagpook    [ Reply ]
Greatest album of ALL TIME.
Posted 2 years ago by Wisconsinrob    [ Reply ]
I don't agree that everything since 1974 or thereabouts has been poor imitation.  But the innovation of the genre in the first ten years after the first British invasion has never ceased to amaze me.
Posted 2 years ago by Typesbad    [ Reply ]
If anyone asks for evidence of Towhnshend's genius as a composer and producer, play this album. For evidence of his gift for rhythm guitar, play "Pinball Wizard" (there is one live version in which the guitar sounds like a God-driven machine).

Posted 2 years ago by dwlangham    [ Reply ]
mixed heroic and theatratic
Posted 2 years ago by rogyus    [ Reply ]
 jhorton wrote:

And this is the problem with rock and roll, it was mastered by 1973. The Beatles, Hendrix, Zeppelin, Dark Side of the Moon, the stones, and THIS!

From '74 on, it has all pretty much been poor imitation. 




WRONG!!! I was born in 1955 & grew up with pre '74 music! A LOT of GREAT, innovative music has happened since then, and still is!  Go back to sleep!
Posted 2 years ago by eileenomurphy    [ Reply ]
Good Tune!
Posted 2 years ago by eileenomurphy    [ Reply ]
 jhorton wrote:

And this is the problem with rock and roll, it was mastered by 1973. The Beatles, Hendrix, Zeppelin, Dark Side of the Moon, the stones, and THIS!

From '74 on, it has all pretty much been poor imitation. 



Ok boomer.
Posted 2 years ago by jbroome    [ Reply ]
Jethro Tull - Thick as a Brick was released a year before this album... just sayin'
Posted 3 years ago by scrubbrush    [ Reply ]
Can the album art be changed to reflect the actual album rather than the soundtrack please.
Posted 3 years ago by Shmang    [ Reply ]
superb!
Posted 3 years ago by Estroso    [ Reply ]
 jhorton wrote:

And this is the problem with rock and roll, it was mastered by 1973. The Beatles, Hendrix, Zeppelin, Dark Side of the Moon, the stones, and THIS!

From '74 on, it has all pretty much been poor imitation. 



How sad that you have recognized no meaningful contributions in the last 48 years. Rock and Roll didn't stop. You did. 
Posted 3 years ago by Slickamoe    [ Reply ]
Is it just me or is this an inferior version (sonically)to the original album? It sounds like it’s very compressed and the drums lack punch.
Posted 3 years ago by dboseman    [ Reply ]
 oldsinger wrote:

Saw the event in Pittsburgh recently; very excellent even with aging voices. Young Starkey was really good on drums.

Had to go; first date w/ my wife (still) was Tommy in 1969.  Boston University homecoming.




My first Who show was at a local school dance in the mid/late 1960s. Another first there was Pink Floyd.
Posted 3 years ago by kwacka    [ Reply ]
Long Live                                                                                                            Radio Paradise
For me                                                                           7 - Quite Likeable          So I Skip
Posted 6 years ago by Tomasni    [ Reply ]
3 in a row off Quadrophenia {#Clap}
Posted 7 years ago by jbuhl    [ Reply ]
So amazing!  So wonderfully poignant, this whole album-side...  A real masterpiece of sound... Such an epic rock-opera! What a complete sonic tour de force!
Posted 7 years ago by coloradojohn    [ Reply ]
Big Who fan, 10/10.
Posted 7 years ago by semolinapilchard    [ Reply ]
Best band ever.
Posted 7 years ago by alcolp96277    [ Reply ]
Remember the bell boy?
Posted 7 years ago by vanillagorilla    [ Reply ]
Quadrophrenia > Schizophrenia
Posted 8 years ago by bill-1956    [ Reply ]
 h8rhater wrote:

I wear my war-time coat in the wind and sleet.

 
I think that scooter needs more lights & mirrors {#Cheesygrin}
Posted 8 years ago by ShaunJ    [ Reply ]
 melzabutch wrote:

I got my GS Scooter



 
I wear my war-time coat in the wind and sleet.
Posted 8 years ago by h8rhater    [ Reply ]
great segue from the Bonobo drumming to keith moon.{#Drummer}
Posted 8 years ago by dpvest    [ Reply ]
 dang that is forever killer..  {#Cheers}
Posted 8 years ago by moodfood    [ Reply ]
And this is the problem with rock and roll, it was mastered by 1973. The Beatles, Hendrix, Zeppelin, Dark Side of the Moon, the stones, and THIS!

From '74 on, it has all pretty much been poor imitation. 
Posted 8 years ago by jhorton    [ Reply ]
if you dont get goosebumps from listening to this you are probably dead. i may have to go and listen to the whole album now. bye.
Posted 8 years ago by franklynA    [ Reply ]

I got my GS Scooter


Posted 9 years ago by melzabutch    [ Reply ]
ICONIC! The BEST segueing album ever recorded....
Well check that, maybe side two of Abbey Road is there too...
or, oh yeah, Dark Side of The Moon or Ummagumma, or....
-rocker-
g 
Posted 9 years ago by below72    [ Reply ]
 parttime wrote:
Are you a 'Mod or a "Rocker..

 
"I'm a Mocker."
- Richard Starkey
Posted 9 years ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
Love this composition, as a dancer I performed it in the theater, every performance my skin was burning.
Posted 9 years ago by Ginetta    [ Reply ]
Inspiring piece of art/album (IMO) {#Clap}.
Posted 9 years ago by ShloEmi    [ Reply ]
Has Bill ever played the whole album at once?
Posted 9 years ago by Raika    [ Reply ]
 ronniegirl wrote:
Love every time you play these 3! 

 

Yeah—it's nice!  Just play the entire Side 1 and take a break!
Posted 9 years ago by treatment_bound    [ Reply ]
Are you a 'Mod or a "Rocker..
Posted 10 years ago by parttime    [ Reply ]
 markg063 wrote:
I couldn't agree more! A real masterpiece! I took my 17 yr old daughter to see them tour this album about a month ago, because she told me it was one of two concerts she would ever want to see in her life. The legend  does live on. And while it wasn't as outstanding as it was in past tours of Quadrophenia, those guys still have it!

Greenman wrote:
One of the most defining albums of my generation.  You cannot listen to the album and feel any less than 100 different emotions - all representative of the moods and roles we played and play throughout our adolescent years - and perhaps beyond.
 

 
Same with my 21 year old - calls me from out of state and says, "The Who are coming. Wanna go?"
So
Proud

Of course, the first real concert I took him to was Springsteen. First for my younger was McCartney.
(My first was Elvis P. Still have the ticket stub) 
Posted 10 years ago by Steely_D    [ Reply ]
Love every time you play these 3! 
Posted 10 years ago by ronniegirl    [ Reply ]
My stereo wont go to 11. Can't get it loud enough!!!{#Bananajam}
Posted 10 years ago by north6633    [ Reply ]
What a cool string of Who songs! Great idea. :) 
Posted 10 years ago by Ahnyer_Keester    [ Reply ]
 rashad wrote:
It's almost a full moon tonight in Melbourne, midnight. Perfect to listen to one of my very favourite drummers, those wonderful anti-rhythms he tore into, against Townshend's chord progressions. Just beeyootiful.



 
This.
Posted 10 years ago by ajlept    [ Reply ]
It's almost a full moon tonight in Melbourne, midnight. Perfect to listen to one of my very favourite drummers, those wonderful anti-rhythms he tore into, against Townshend's chord progressions. Just beeyootiful.


Posted 10 years ago by rashad    [ Reply ]
When we got married, Mrs Poacher and I had a picture taken at the other end of the alley of the cover shot of the album that was taken in Brighton (where the film for the music was shot).

How's that for a really (un)useful piece of information?  
Posted 10 years ago by SquiddlyDiddly    [ Reply ]
 oldsinger wrote:
Saw the event in Pittsburgh recently; very excellent even with aging voices. Young Starkey was really good on drums.

Had to go; first date w/ my wife (still) was Tommy in 1969.  Boston University homecoming.

 
So, in 1969 the Boston University Homecoming act was the WHO?!?  Too cool.


From the BU Archives, 1969: Two students bask in the sun along the banks of the Charles River.

Photo by BU Photography




Posted 10 years ago by zepher    [ Reply ]
Love the 4 Who faces on the mirrors of the GS Scooter Jimmy is riding on the original cover. A bloody Quadrophenic! {#Biggrin}
Posted 10 years ago by rharvey658    [ Reply ]
Thank you
Posted 11 years ago by Eveland    [ Reply ]
Quadrophenia is a gift that keeps on giving, year after year. Amazing music.
Posted 11 years ago by ottojschlosser    [ Reply ]
How did I had that as a 9?  Fixed that typo.  It's a 10!
Posted 11 years ago by pomalley    [ Reply ]
https://images3.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20070812020119/lyricwiki/images/3/30/The_Who_-_Quadrophenia.jpg
Posted 11 years ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
First heard this when I was 15, it became almost a religion to me, such was it's impact. 
Posted 11 years ago by bb_matt    [ Reply ]
Superior music!  I had to stop everything and raise the volume, oh ok, and scroll down to see what all you brilliant people wrote down, Thank you All!!!  Love it  
Posted 11 years ago by hayduke2    [ Reply ]
I don't believe any band pulled off the essence of a concept album like The Who. Sure there are some good ones...but The Who did it more than once.
Posted 11 years ago by ziakut    [ Reply ]
always like an RP album sequence like today
Posted 11 years ago by max_p    [ Reply ]
More the Who! 
Thanks Bill! 
Posted 11 years ago by kipperlayton    [ Reply ]
Still...Greatest album ever.
Posted 11 years ago by anotherlistener    [ Reply ]
I couldn't agree more! A real masterpiece! I took my 17 yr old daughter to see them tour this album about a month ago, because she told me it was one of two concerts she would ever want to see in her life. The legend  does live on. And while it wasn't as outstanding as it was in past tours of Quadrophenia, those guys still have it!

Greenman wrote:
One of the most defining albums of my generation.  You cannot listen to the album and feel any less than 100 different emotions - all representative of the moods and roles we played and play throughout our adolescent years - and perhaps beyond.
 


Posted 11 years ago by markg063    [ Reply ]
 oldsinger wrote:
Saw the event in Pittsburgh recently; very excellent even with aging voices. Young Starkey was really good on drums.

Had to go; first date w/ my wife (still) was Tommy in 1969.  Boston University homecoming.
 

Saw the show in Nashville in December.  Young Starkey was GREAT!
Posted 11 years ago by oufason    [ Reply ]
One of the most defining albums of my generation.  You cannot listen to the album and feel any less than 100 different emotions - all representative of the moods and roles we played and play throughout our adolescent years - and perhaps beyond.
Posted 11 years ago by Greenman    [ Reply ]
 egroman wrote:
Great then. Great now.
 



..yup..and pretty durn good tomorrow too, i bet..
Posted 11 years ago by cShaggy    [ Reply ]
Saw the event in Pittsburgh recently; very excellent even with aging voices. Young Starkey was really good on drums.

Had to go; first date w/ my wife (still) was Tommy in 1969.  Boston University homecoming.
Posted 11 years ago by oldsinger    [ Reply ]
Great then. Great now.
Posted 11 years ago by egroman    [ Reply ]
 colt4x5 wrote:
Ambrosia meets Renaissance.
 
They live in Essex don't they?
Posted 11 years ago by oldsaxon    [ Reply ]
Ambrosia meets Renaissance.
Posted 12 years ago by colt4x5    [ Reply ]
Still...
ONLY LOVE...!
—they said it, sang it, played it, bashed the hell out of it so well — ETERNAL!
Posted 12 years ago by coloradojohn    [ Reply ]
 RoelantSiekman wrote:

That's an interesting assessment, though The Who was around before either of those bands were.
Amazing work. Fleetwood Mac meets Pink Floyd, with an edge.
 

Well the first incarnations of each started around the same time in the 60s but what I really wonder is what this person is hearing that bring name Fleetwood Mac, in any incarnation, to mind?
Posted 12 years ago by lemmoth    [ Reply ]
 RoelantSiekman wrote:
Amazing work. Fleetwood Mac meets Pink Floyd, with an edge.
 
That's an interesting assessment, though The Who were around before either of those bands were.
Posted 12 years ago by Proclivities    [ Reply ]
Wonder what my friend fredriley is listening to now. {#Biggrin}

Me... I'm loving this.
Posted 12 years ago by lemmoth    [ Reply ]
Missed the 3 song Who set....would like to have seen how it fit into my day.
Posted 12 years ago by Shesdifferent    [ Reply ]
Everybody in my bathroom loves this song!  (even the bacteria)
Posted 12 years ago by richlister    [ Reply ]
I am so sick of this song, it goes on for ever, Daltry screaching, Dreadfull.
Posted 12 years ago by badbadger    [ Reply ]
For those of you who can access BBC 4 TV tonight at 21:00 BST is a documentary on the film followed by the film itself!
Posted 12 years ago by watme    [ Reply ]
 ziakut wrote:
Though I love these three tunes in a row...I do feel it's too much on RP. As with any band.
 
Bill didn't play them together this time. I have to go dig my album out to listen to rest. That is so mean to lift the needle so soon.
Posted 12 years ago by martinc    [ Reply ]
Lovely
Posted 12 years ago by dougmbrown    [ Reply ]
Though I love these three tunes in a row...I do feel it's too much on RP. As with any band.
Posted 12 years ago by ziakut    [ Reply ]
I haven't read all 14 pages of comments so maybe someone has mentioned it before, but I always loved the credits on this album

Roger Daltry: vocals
Keith Moon: drums
John Entwhistle: bass
Peter Townsend: remainder
Posted 12 years ago by trailhead    [ Reply ]
Amazing work. Fleetwood Mac meets Pink Floyd, with an edge.
Posted 12 years ago by RoelantSiekman    [ Reply ]

On my way to get to work, my radio played "Love, reign o' me": this song resembles that song.
Great song, however! 


Posted 12 years ago by Dinges,_the_Dude    [ Reply ]
Don't forget there is a movie "Quadrophenia" featuring The Who and starring Sting, before the Police...
Posted 12 years ago by rpdevotee    [ Reply ]
If you played the shit out of it, it would still not be overplayed.
Posted 12 years ago by Bleyfusz    [ Reply ]
The electric keyboard place this rigth in its period
There is something nostalgic in listening to it
Posted 12 years ago by Erko    [ Reply ]
I saw this movie back in the 80s. One of the "content warnings" was "Strong British accents". Pretty funny, I thought...{#Cheers}
Posted 12 years ago by toterola    [ Reply ]
Three Who in a row: "I am the Sea," "The Real Me," and "Quadrophenia." I was starting to think we were going to listen to the whole album (which would've been just fine!).
Posted 13 years ago by eruwenolorien    [ Reply ]
 kingart wrote:
Three best drummers in rock: Keith Moon, Keith Moon, and Keith Moon. 
  

 AlonzoTheArmless wrote:

If you like those guys, you oughta check out Keith Moon. He's a madman!
 
Keith Moon would put all of those guys to shame.

Posted 13 years ago by Decoy    [ Reply ]
Sublime. Just...stunning. 
Posted 13 years ago by Jahgal    [ Reply ]
One of the best rock albums of all time. Eddie Vedder doesn't swear by it for naught. I used to fall asleep to it with my Koss headphones on, circa 1979.
Posted 13 years ago by randyblew    [ Reply ]
My favorite album of all time.  I've loved it since I was 15 years old, and I just turned 48 on Sunday.  The best, to me, even now.
Posted 13 years ago by Gretchen_+_Music    [ Reply ]
Great track from an unparalleled album. Great passion, dynamics and superb melodies. Couple with a theme that just about makes sense (unlike Tommy!). Keith Moon is IMHO the greatest drummer in rock, driving this whole album along with passion and power. He truly is Animal...
Posted 13 years ago by ncollingridge    [ Reply ]
The Who 3 times in a row? If I was on MSN using that plugin which shows what Im listening probably a would win some points with a friend who is crazy about them. {#Lol}
Posted 13 years ago by o_unico    [ Reply ]
Outstanding. 
Posted 13 years ago by gatorade    [ Reply ]
Both the song and the album are beyond fantastic.

For those people that don't like it, or even hate it, nothing I write will have a chance to change that. 

I will just say that I think Pete and The Who captured the unspoken feelings of every confused, sensitive, emotional teenage boy better than anyone ever has with this album.  And I thank them for it.
Posted 13 years ago by LPCity    [ Reply ]
This LP was a game changer when it came out. Still challenges today.
Posted 13 years ago by gatorade    [ Reply ]
 kingart wrote:
Three best drummers in rock: Keith Moon, Keith Moon, and Keith Moon. 
 
If you like those guys, you oughta check out Keith Moon. He's a madman!

Posted 13 years ago by AlonzoTheArmless    [ Reply ]
Three best drummers in rock: Keith Moon, Keith Moon, and Keith Moon. 
Posted 13 years ago by kingart    [ Reply ]
Completely awesome tune!
Posted 13 years ago by casey1024    [ Reply ]
 SuzG wrote:

Great music to write by...

 
Had to smile. In grad school, I wrote a play set in a beach house, so I put on this album when I first started working on it. Every morning, well ... most mornings, I'd put on Quadrophenia and write. And the experience makes me love the album even more — could easily have gone the other way!

Posted 13 years ago by brulie    [ Reply ]
 Poacher wrote:
They showed it on the beach between a few years ago and I took my kids. There was a great crowd, a decent sound system and lots of cheering when anything 'Brighton' came on . . . especially the fights between the mods and rockers. 

It is an outstanding film if you lived through the era and really captures the feel of the times. 

 

 

Interesting times indeed, I owned a duffle coat and rode a Lambretta 150, but had changed to leathers and a 500cc Triumph before I went to Brighton. Didn't know WTF I was supposed to do.
Posted 13 years ago by TerryS    [ Reply ]
Allow Bill a little indulgence sez I.
Posted 13 years ago by TerryS    [ Reply ]

I just finished loading Quadrophenia on my new android, and turned on RP during this set. interesting


Posted 13 years ago by paultom84    [ Reply ]

Great music to write by...


Posted 13 years ago by SuzG    [ Reply ]
 aglzen wrote:

I'd stop listening altogether, and turn off my monthly donation.
 

Harsh!
Posted 13 years ago by Webfoot    [ Reply ]
 Imkirok wrote:

If RP played three Porcupine Tree songs in a row, then followed it up with three great Who songs, and did so on a regular basis, I'd increase my monthly donation.
 
I'd stop listening altogether, and turn off my monthly donation.
Posted 13 years ago by aglzen    [ Reply ]
very, very nice, sigh..........
Posted 13 years ago by Tamster    [ Reply ]
I repeat - Out- freaking - standing. — great way to end my work week
Posted 13 years ago by lemmoth    [ Reply ]
Toin' it up!
Posted 13 years ago by Dave_Mack    [ Reply ]
11:15

fredriley wrote:

If only it were just 10 minutes. I've not timed it, but this wee trilogy seems to have been going for at least a quarter hour. If RP were to play three Porcupine Tree, say, tracks back to back there'd be almighty moaning on the boards, and rightly so.




Posted 13 years ago by to_the_eleven    [ Reply ]
 Poacher wrote:
So. See you in 10 and all will be well again. 
 
If only it were just 10 minutes. I've not timed it, but this wee trilogy seems to have been going for at least a quarter hour. If RP were to play three Porcupine Tree, say, tracks back to back there'd be almighty moaning on the boards, and rightly so.

Posted 13 years ago by fredriley    [ Reply ]
 fredriley wrote:

Sorry, Cynaera, I've got to disagree with you on this one. Three on the trot from any band may be nirvana for lovers of that band, but a literal turn-off for other listeners. If RP plays such extended sets there's a danger that listeners will turn off and tune in elsewhere. If RP were to play three Porcupine Tree numbers consecutively, that would be as bad an error as playing 3 Who numbers.

Anyway, the second Who effort has come on so it's mute on and away off to iTunes for the next ten minutes.

 
If RP played three Porcupine Tree songs in a row, then followed it up with three great Who songs, and did so on a regular basis, I'd increase my monthly donation.


Posted 13 years ago by Imkirok    [ Reply ]
3 in a  row... again... come on!!
Posted 13 years ago by Axelito    [ Reply ]
 calypsus_1 wrote:

Pete Townshend in the 60s by ~JSaurer
©2010 ~JSaurer

the great Pete Townshend in the swinging sixties,
pencil drawing, 1997


 
Don't talk to this guy, kids.

Posted 13 years ago by SweTex    [ Reply ]
 fredriley wrote:

Sorry, Cynaera, I've got to disagree with you on this one. Three on the trot from any band may be nirvana for lovers of that band, but a literal turn-off for other listeners. If RP plays such extended sets there's a danger that listeners will turn off and tune in elsewhere. If RP were to play three Porcupine Tree numbers consecutively, that would be as bad an error as playing 3 Who numbers.

Anyway, the second Who effort has come on so it's mute on and away off to iTunes for the next ten minutes.
 
Well, from my viewpoint, I am not exactly a huge Who fan, but I grew up with them and they have been a minor influence in my music life. 

RP is an eclectic place and where better then to have a run of three tracks that work together so well? There are plenty of tracks that get played here that I disagree with (some I comment on, some not) and on occasion there are three tracks that will make me mute or switch away. But that surely is part of the reason we are here. . . the diversity. 

I admire the brave step of three in a row and as long as there is justification for it (and I think this trio from the Who is justified) then let it be so.

So. See you in 10 and all will be well again. 
Posted 14 years ago by SquiddlyDiddly    [ Reply ]
Out - freaking - standing way to start my morning.

Sorry Fred - I just don't get how you don't get it.

You and the Who.  Keller and Radiohead.  EssexTex and Bowie.

How do you hate 3 of the top 10 most respected and beloved (by other musician, critics and fans alike) artists of all time.


Posted 14 years ago by lemmoth    [ Reply ]
 fredriley wrote:

Sorry, Cynaera, I've got to disagree with you on this one. Three on the trot from any band may be nirvana for lovers of that band, but a literal turn-off for other listeners. If RP plays such extended sets there's a danger that listeners will turn off and tune in elsewhere. If RP were to play three Porcupine Tree numbers consecutively, that would be as bad an error as playing 3 Who numbers.

Anyway, the second Who effort has come on so it's mute on and away off to iTunes for the next ten minutes.

 

Go ahead and mute Fred.  It's your choice (or loss).   The WHO are one of the most important bands in rock history.  They're great, wonderful, imaginative and and perfect to listen to right now.  They deserve a 3 song set anytime Bill wants to play one. 
Posted 14 years ago by jerrieberrie    [ Reply ]
 oenyaw wrote:
3 in a row.  Go ahead and play the whole album!
 
NOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!! {#Puke}
Posted 14 years ago by Saliby_Br    [ Reply ]
3 in a row.  Go ahead and play the whole album!
Posted 14 years ago by oenyaw    [ Reply ]
 Cynaera wrote:

Who are you? (Oh, and did you notice that I used another Who song title?)  Do you not understand that three songs in a row from ANY artist is like the Holy Grail here? What is one of your favorite bands?

 
Sorry, Cynaera, I've got to disagree with you on this one. Three on the trot from any band may be nirvana for lovers of that band, but a literal turn-off for other listeners. If RP plays such extended sets there's a danger that listeners will turn off and tune in elsewhere. If RP were to play three Porcupine Tree numbers consecutively, that would be as bad an error as playing 3 Who numbers.

Anyway, the second Who effort has come on so it's mute on and away off to iTunes for the next ten minutes.

Posted 14 years ago by fredriley    [ Reply ]