if you have one. mine would be either 'who are you' or 'substitute' or 'boris the spider'...hmmmm i like quite a lot of them actually... :D
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I really don't like
The Who
So I guess I should shut up!
I really love this band right now
It's probably one of The Kids Are Alright, Substitute, or Won't Get Fooled Again.
cool
at least someone is with me on this.
I Can See For Miles
Love Reign O'er Me
1921
...
Joiiin together!
(everybody now) Joiiiin together!
Joiiin together with the band!
^another of my favourites
ooooo
Pictures of Lily
...
Anyway, anyhow, anywhere.
Early the Who = best the Who.
so many to choose from though
won't get fooled again, a quick one (while he's away), the amazing journey, the kids are alright...i love 'em all.
I also rate the Tommy soundtrack highly...
I Can't Explain
I Can See For Miles
Substitute
So Sad (About Us)
etc
The Who live at Isle Of Wight 1970 is outragously good
it is Cadd
you still up?
I can see for Miles
You will never see a better live performance than the Who at the Isle of Wight. Just fucking masterful from start to finish.
Oh yes
The Woodstock show is pretty great aswell.
Baba O'Riley
Do You Think It's Alright
Fiddle About
the most sickeningly catchy song ever written?
BABA O
RLY?
fiddle abite fiddle abite
Dogs
Did
Some cracking tunes but theres a lot of crap as well. My personal faves are Baba O'Reilly and Naked Eye.
The Isle of White and Live at Leeds recordings are great too
;
I heard Boris the Spider on the radio the other night. It never ceases to amaze me that such a song exists. They don't make 'em like that anymore.
Cache Cache is my favourite. Hugely underrated, those later albums. Face Dances is easily better than anything pre-Who's Next.
Who?
:P
if you don't have anything constructive to say then don't say anything at all
Boris The Spider
Magic Bus
The Kids Are Alright
And most of Quadrophenia.
Who Who, Who Who?
I do like 'Who are you?'
...
'The Seeker'... with 'Bargain' coming up a very close second.
i can see for miles
the kids are alright
glittering girl
a quick one while he's away
best who live performance: a quick one while he's away, on the rolling stones' rock & roll circus. moon hurls a drum over his shoulder when he's finished using it.
my generation
the obvious one
neh nerrrrrrrrrrr neh ner
(won't get fooled again)
My Generation
or Won't Get Fooled Again.
i bought
ken russel's tommy dvd today. hooray! i reckon they should show it on the tvs at ATP for the pervyness factor.