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Tommy - The Who
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Vinny the Mackem
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I remember in the early 80's, BBC broadcast the film on TV and at the same time the soundtrack on radio. We always went over to my uncle's house on a Sunday, but he had a shite stereo at the time so we loaded our stereo (which was bloody good at the time) into the car and set it up. Thought it was utterly amazing at the time to watch the film on telly and listen to it simultaneously in perfect stereo!
I find Tommy patchy and I'm not sure if I could listen to it all in one go, with or without the assistance of Bailey's coffee. Some of the live shows from the time sound dynamite, though, and I wish I'd seen one of them.
For those old enough to remember, the two LPs were sold separately - God knows who thought that was a good idea.
For those old enough to remember, the two LPs were sold separately - God knows who thought that was a good idea.
Billy Fish
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zanjero
Goalkeeper
Coming to my ends (Stratford) in June or July I think. Hasn't he added a couple of new tunes?
heston
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Have loved Tommy since the start. I was at the Bay Hotel in ???1968/9 when The Who did the second ever run through of the opera..Have thought it superb ever since. Can't think of a track I don't like.
Have just checked...April 1969.
Have just checked...April 1969.
heston
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Are you clinically insane?
chriswallace85
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Disjointed mess, like a lot of The Who's albums.From what I recall anyway. LOL
Underture is a beautiful piece of music and the whole album is tremendous. Quadrophenia is more complete but they couldn't play it live.
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