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Creem – America’s Only Rock ‘n’ Roll Magazine, Reviewed Issue By Issue – January 1983 (Volume 14, Number 8)
a cow with eighteen udders
L.A. Burning: West Coast Concert Picks, October 31st To November 6th
Orville Peck brings his 4th Annual Rodeo at the Greek Theatre
Creem – America’s Only Rock ‘n’ Roll Magazine, Reviewed Issue By Issue – September 1979 (Volume 11, Number 4)
dumb kids who think they are at Woodstock
Creem – America’s Only Rock ‘n’ Roll Magazine, Reviewed Issue By Issue – November 1978 (Volume 10, Number 6)
I’m not taking the band QUITE as seriously as I once did
The Twilight Of The Rock N Roll Gods (Parts One To Three)
It’s the music, stupid
The Who Hits Back At Madison Square Garden, Thursday, May 27th, 2022, Video And Pics
the same mix of local orchestras and the biggest Who hits
The 1,001 Greatest Songs of the 20th Century 90 to 81
And somehow I’m alright
Will Concert Ticket Prices Continue To Increase When The Pandemic Is Over?
It could be the silver lining of this pandemic
The Gigantic List Published By Rolling Stone: The 500 Greatest Albums Of All Time
Was this list really worth the effort?
All Concerts In Order Of Preference For 2019
Imagine “Avatar” as a plant based human mash up
US Top 10 Albums For The Week Of December 21st, 2019
The Who lost out to melodic rapper Roddy Ricch
The Early Bird: Top New Releases 12-6-19 – 12-13-19 Reviewed
an artistic statement of immense integrity
Sneak Peaks: Upcoming Album Releases 11-22-19 – 11-28-19
I expect HUGE things from them
L.A. Burning, West Coast Concert Picks, October 21st To 27th
Interpol are at the Hollywood Bowl on Saturday
L.A.Burning, West Coast Concert Picks, October 7th To 13th
Desert Daze is next weekend and the Flaming Lips are headlining on Friday
The Who’s “Moving On” At Jones Beach, Sunday, September 16th, 2019, Reviewed
live on stage, Roger and Pete are, small or large, impeccable
Going Steady: New Singles Reviewed 9-13-19 – 9-19-19
62 new songs reviewed
The Who’s “Moving On!” At Madison Square Garden, Sunday, September 1st, 2019, Review
Last night they deserved to be paid
The Who At Madison Square Garden, Monday, May 13th, 2019, Reviewed
Would this be another example of an aging band trying gin up interest with a gimmick?
The BEST Auction Items Ever… Including The Who’s Pinball Machine
One of the items featured is The Who “Pinball Wizard” Pinball Machine signed by Roger Daltrey, Pete Townshend, Elton John, Tina Turner, Ann-Margaret, and Jack Nicholson
SohoJohnny Presents: Roger Daltrey Performs Tommy This Sunday June 17th!
rocknyc out in full force
SohoJohnny Presents: A New Column From rock nyc Partner John Pasquale
Johnny On The Spot
1,000 Greatest Songs of the 1960s – 570 to 561
Townshend developed the concept album
French Comics Artist Gotlib Was A Music Lover
published by the French music magazine ‘Rock et Folk’
Desert Trip With An All-Star Lineup Is Happening, If You Can Afford It
First, the major question, how much will this monster concert cost?
The Who Added To Mega Festival In October
“I hope a lot of normal fans can get tickets before they get snatched up.”
Oldies But Goldies: The Who’s Magic Number Was 45
the Who are the worst but only up to a point
Live Through This: rock nyc Concert Picks, Week Of February 29th, 2016
So go and say goodbye
The Who Joins The Saw The Show, Buy The Official Boot World
The Grateful dead started it but as it gets harder and harder to make money off studio recordings, everybody from the Allman Brothers (RIP) to Phish to Bruce Springsteen have started hawking their concerts to the faithful.
“The Who Hits 50” At Barclay Center, Tuesday, May 26th, 2015, Reviewed
What Pete Townshend and Roger Daltry prove on this last Autumnal tour is decay is a process of the body first, the brain follows it sadly and Tuesday night, we followed the Who down, as they seemed bother eternally Mod kids (I mean the opening, better portion of the show) and elder statesmen battling forces beyond their control. They were kids in old men’s bodies.
Oldies But Goldies: The Who At MSG In 2012
Hours before I go to see the Who perform a Greatest Hits set, here is a 2012 viewing of Quadrophenia, and I am interested in how much difference three years makes. I enjoyed this show, but I saw it two more times before the year was over and it wore off me…
Let’s Active: rock nyc Concert Picks Week Of May 25th, 2015
The Who never really recovered from Keith Moon’s death, and that’s true: it was a bigger disaster than you can even begin to imagine, despite Moon falling apart in the last few years. And the complaints about the 2013 tour? Not exactly unwarranted. But I end up with my Beethoven comparison… would you say “yeah, I don’t wanna see Ludwig, he’s too old and he’s deaf”? Neither would I. I’m going to Tuesday a Barclay Center. They’re also playing Saturday at Forest Hills.
10 Songs: Thursday, May 21st, 2015
The Kids Are Alright – The Who – There is a plaintiveness about this song, maybe more so now than 50 years ago, but the word kid reverberates and the sense of a scene in movement is also partly a scene closing down forever. “I don’t mind…” is suh a loaded line – A+
The Who Hits 50! At Gwinnett Arena, Duluth, Georgia, Thursday, April 23rd, 2015, Reviewed
It was, as you might expect from a retrospective show (“THE WHO HITS 50!”), hit after hit after hit from that point on. Roger was in fine voice and he continues to defy Father Time with his G.I. Joe action-figure chest threatening to burst free from a barely buttoned shirt
Twenty Five British Classic Rock Tracks from the 1970s
After the British Invasion took America by storm in 1964, U.S. radio listeners long remained fascinated with U.K. musicians, who often were simply updating the Delta and Chicago blues traditions with a better sense of style. The U.K. bands represented below range from the traditional hard rock and metal of The Who and Led Zeppelin to the more progressive rock styles of The Moody Blues and Pink Floyd
The Who Opened Their Hits 50! Final Tour In London Wednesday… Here Is The Setlist
My problem with the Who in 2015 (well, 2013) is they are too bombastic, I love the psychedelic pop group Who vastly more than the heavy duty hard rock band. Much better “I’m A Boy” than “Behind Blue Eyes”. Still, this is a great setlist, it is a careerist setlist. I can’t wait to see em at Barclay Center. “I Can See For Miles” was the fourth song I ever learnt to play…
The Who Back On Vinyl
MY GENERATION (1965), A QUICK ONE (1966), THE WHO SELL OUT (1967), TOMMY (double) (1969), WHO’S NEXT (1971), QUADROPHENIA (double) (1973), THE WHO BY NUMBERS (1975), WHO ARE YOU (1978), FACE DANCES (1981), IT’S HARD (1982), ENDLESS WIRE (double) (2006)
Joan Jett – the Who May 2015: The Rock Show of The year?
Elvis Costello opened for the Who a coupla years ago at a benefit gig, but you’d have to go as far back as the Clash to find an opening act as great as Joanie for these cats. Because, yes indeed folks, Joan Jett is the opening act at the Who’s 50 Anniversary gigs in May 2015.
Roger Daltrey Collaborates On Keith Moon Biopic
It’s not going to come quick though, they’re actually still looking for a writer. But luckily with Daltrey on board there will be a bit of credibility. Who on Earth is going to portray these guys anyway?
Be Here Now: New Album Releases Snapshot Review 11-12-13
How obsessed you are going to be over this second volume of live recordings by the Beatles for the BBC will depend how you feel about the concept of John Lennon playing a chugging guitar riff for two and a half minutes on “Lucille
Here It Is: The A+ List – The Single Best Song By The Biggest Artists!!!
Substitute – The Who – Before all the heaviness of Tommy or even A Quick One, or even “My Generation”, there was the distilled fury of this teenage misogy and displacement. Freud would have a lot to say.
Mystery Superstar On JJ McCabe Album
She is huge, about as big as you can get and I would like to give you another clue as to who it is but I can’t tell you in public. Plus, she is working on a new album and that would be a big story if it was l known