It'll have to be "The Real Me", though I prefer W.A.S.P.'s cover version, as it has a bit more b*llocks (if that's blasphemy or not, I'll let you decide).
otherwise it's a choice between "Won't get fooled again" and "5:15"
just listening to their my generation - the best of album cos of you bastards. honestly i love EVERY single song on that, the perfect album, love it
looking in the booklet i wonder if i chose pinball wizard sublimanally as it was released a month and 6 days before i was born
7th march 1969
lol
ill post a list of the vinyl and cds i have shortly, cos im anal like that (no sniggering at the back, ed)
Professional Mel-the-Bell Simulator................"So realistic, I found myself reaching for the Kleenex King-Size!" - Richard Darling
Keith Moon's biography (Dear Boy... by Tony Fletcher) is one of the best music bios I've ever read. It's huge and a great read. Quite depressing in places though.
I read that a couple of years ago, it took me a while to get through it as it was about 400 pages long but went into his life in great detail, i'll never understand why he downed all those pills though......why?
I read that a couple of years ago, it took me a while to get through it as it was about 400 pages long but went into his life in great detail, i'll never understand why he downed all those pills though......why?
people have demons, people head for extremes, some people just have certain temptations and addictions they cant help
ive done enough booze and drugs to sink a battleship over the years but pills were never my thing, although ive lost enough mates to em
right list lol
vinyl
Quadrophenia (double, gatefold with book)
Tommy (double, gatefold with book)
meaty beaty big n bouncy (gatefold)
who are you? (as was mentioned earlier, im not really a fan)
the story of the who (double, gatefold)
the singles lp
Cds
Thirty years of maximum rnb (boxset, 4 cds)
my generation the best of the who
then and now 1964-2004
endlesswire
quadrophenia (single disc)
the who covered (mojo mag tribute to the who)
i have a couple of 7"s too but theyre in a cupboard and cant be arsed to dig
Professional Mel-the-Bell Simulator................"So realistic, I found myself reaching for the Kleenex King-Size!" - Richard Darling
mum and dad had quadrophenia on vinyl, remember looking at it when I was a kid. don't think it had a book with it. (and I never actually listened to it, lol)
mum and dad had quadrophenia on vinyl, remember looking at it when I was a kid. don't think it had a book with it. (and I never actually listened to it, lol)
****in great album, one of my fave albums ever, love it, had it twice on double vinyl, both from charity / second hand shops
first one i sold to "irish" glenn, an old mate in sheffield, then this copy
Professional Mel-the-Bell Simulator................"So realistic, I found myself reaching for the Kleenex King-Size!" - Richard Darling
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It'll have to be "The Real Me", though I prefer W.A.S.P.'s cover version, as it has a bit more b*llocks (if that's blasphemy or not, I'll let you decide).
otherwise it's a choice between "Won't get fooled again" and "5:15"
I also like the 'Who are you' album but a lot of fans don't seem to like it much.
looking in the booklet i wonder if i chose pinball wizard sublimanally as it was released a month and 6 days before i was born
7th march 1969
lol
ill post a list of the vinyl and cds i have shortly, cos im anal like that (no sniggering at the back, ed)
I read that a couple of years ago, it took me a while to get through it as it was about 400 pages long but went into his life in great detail, i'll never understand why he downed all those pills though......why?
ive done enough booze and drugs to sink a battleship over the years but pills were never my thing, although ive lost enough mates to em
right list lol
vinyl
Quadrophenia (double, gatefold with book)
Tommy (double, gatefold with book)
meaty beaty big n bouncy (gatefold)
who are you? (as was mentioned earlier, im not really a fan)
the story of the who (double, gatefold)
the singles lp
Cds
Thirty years of maximum rnb (boxset, 4 cds)
my generation the best of the who
then and now 1964-2004
endlesswire
quadrophenia (single disc)
the who covered (mojo mag tribute to the who)
i have a couple of 7"s too but theyre in a cupboard and cant be arsed to dig
first one i sold to "irish" glenn, an old mate in sheffield, then this copy