MUZ Muziek
Het forum voor 's werelds enige universele hobby! Snaren of toetsen, vinyl of cd, eendagsvlieg of rasartiest, op de radio of op een festival! Hier kun je al je ongebreideld enthousiasme, maar ook je weldoordachte kritische noten kwijt over muziek
En een nieuwe Greatest Hits van Roger... Ik weet niet hoe het bij jullie is, maar ik vond de "Anthology" die een paar jaar geleden op Repertoire Records verschenen is, toch al heel fijn. Mooi boekje, mooie vormgeving en aardige songs!
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Pete is gearresteerd op de verdenking van het downloaden van kinderporno ja. Dit is een heel lang verhaal
Pete doet sinds 1983 aan liefdadigheidswerk. Hij schonk miljoenen ponden aan instellingen, waaronder zijn Double O Charity ("double o"= Oo = Engelse verbastering van Who). Toen hij een vriend wilde helpen die een film had gemaakt over Russische weeskinderen, typte Pete in een zoekmachine "Russisch" en "weeskinderen" in. Hij kreeg kinderporno. Hij wilde meteen de IWF (Internet Watch Foundation) inlichten, maar zijn advocaat zei: laat dat nu maar. In die periode was Gary Glitter in opspraak. "Laat dat nu maar, en doe niks". Pete deed toen niks.
Hij was ondertussen begonnen aan zijn autobiografie die ergens dit jaar zou moeten verschijnen ("Townshend. Who he?"). Pete vermoedt namelijk dat hij in zijn jeugd door zijn oma seksueel misbruikt is. Uit nieuwsgierigheid, omdat hij wilde weten wat dat nu eigenlijk inhield, keek hij een keer op een betaalde seks-site. Hij betaalde niks, downloadde niks, maar gaf alleen zijn naam door, om binnen te komen. Nieuwsgierigheid is een gevaarlijke eigenschap, en daar kwam Pete wel achter.
Ondertussen was wel zijn naam geregistreerd toen hij die site bezocht had door middel van het IP-adres. Dit speelde zich af in 1997. In 2003 begon "Operation Ore". Een hoop sites werd gesloten, ook de site die Pete had bezocht. De woordvoerster (die zélf een Who fan was), maakte bekend dat "een bekende Engelse rockster" onder de personen was, die porno-sites bezocht hadden. Pete wist dat hij het was, en diezelfde dag nog gaf hij een verklaring af:
'I am not a paedophile. I have never entered chatrooms on the internet to converse with children. I have, to the contrary, been shocked, angry and vocal (especially on my website) about the explosion of advertised paedophilic images on the internet.
I have been writing my childhood autobiography for the past seven years. I believe I was sexually abused between the ages of five and six and a half when in the care of my maternal grandmother who was mentally ill at the time.
I cannot remember clearly what happened, but my creative work tends to throw up these nasty shadows - particularly in Tommy.
Some of the things I have seen on the internet have informed my book which I hope will be published later this year, and which will make it clear to the public that if I have any compulsions in this area, they are to face what is happening to young children in the world today and to try to deal openly with my anger and vengeance towards the mentally ill people who find paedophilic pornography attractive.
I predicted many years ago that what has become the internet would be used to subvert, pervert and destroy the lives of decent people. I have felt for a long time that it is part of my duty, knowing what I know, to act as a vigilante to help support organisations like the Internet Watch Foundation, the NSPCC and Scotland Yard to build up a powerful and well-informed voice to speak loudly about the millions of dollars being made by American banks and credit card companies for the pornography industry.
That industry deliberately blurs what is legal and illegal, and different countries have different laws and moral values about this. I do not. I do not want child pornography to be available on the internet anywhere at any time. On one occasion I used a credit card to enter a site advertising child-porn. I did this purely to see what was there. I spoke informally to a friend who is a lawyer and reported what I'd seen.
I have enclosed my website article about my friend Jenny who committed suicide because of sexual abuse she suffered as a child. I hope you will be able to see that I am sincerely disturbed by the sexual abuse of children, and I am very active trying to help individuals who have suffered, and to prevent further abuse.'
Pete maakte tóch melding van wat hij gezien had bij de IWF. Toen Pete gearresteerd werd in januari 2003, liet IWF in eerste instantie weten dat Pete hen niet gebeld had. Een half jaar later meldden ze dat Pete hen wél gebeld had om hen te informeren. De reden dat ze het eerst niet gemeld hadden, was omdat ze "niet negatief in het nieuws wilden komen". Ze boden hun excuses aan. Bij de arrestatie werden al zijn computers meegenomen, plus alle demos voor het nieuwe Who album. Maandenlang kamden de inspecteurs zijn computers na, maar ze vonden helemaal niks
Pete werd vrijgesproken van alle blaam. Hij was inderdaad maar 1 keer op die website geweest.
"If I had had a gun, I would have shot myself. "What I did was wrong and stupid"
Dat is het verhaal rond Pete. Ik weet dat mensen er aan getwijfeld hebben, maar geloof me, als je de context kent, en de berichten van Pete op zijn website gelezen hebt, dan kun je maar een ding concluderen en dat is dat Pete ontzettend naïef is geweest.
Meer info: www.petetownshendisinnocent.com
Voor de rest wil ik het niet meer over deze onzin hebben. Dit is een topic om lekker over The Who te kletsen.
[ Bericht 39% gewijzigd door Baba-O-Riley op 26-02-2004 20:04:41 (toch maar even het verhaal er bij gezet) ]
Pete doet sinds 1983 aan liefdadigheidswerk. Hij schonk miljoenen ponden aan instellingen, waaronder zijn Double O Charity ("double o"= Oo = Engelse verbastering van Who). Toen hij een vriend wilde helpen die een film had gemaakt over Russische weeskinderen, typte Pete in een zoekmachine "Russisch" en "weeskinderen" in. Hij kreeg kinderporno. Hij wilde meteen de IWF (Internet Watch Foundation) inlichten, maar zijn advocaat zei: laat dat nu maar. In die periode was Gary Glitter in opspraak. "Laat dat nu maar, en doe niks". Pete deed toen niks.
Hij was ondertussen begonnen aan zijn autobiografie die ergens dit jaar zou moeten verschijnen ("Townshend. Who he?"). Pete vermoedt namelijk dat hij in zijn jeugd door zijn oma seksueel misbruikt is. Uit nieuwsgierigheid, omdat hij wilde weten wat dat nu eigenlijk inhield, keek hij een keer op een betaalde seks-site. Hij betaalde niks, downloadde niks, maar gaf alleen zijn naam door, om binnen te komen. Nieuwsgierigheid is een gevaarlijke eigenschap, en daar kwam Pete wel achter.
Ondertussen was wel zijn naam geregistreerd toen hij die site bezocht had door middel van het IP-adres. Dit speelde zich af in 1997. In 2003 begon "Operation Ore". Een hoop sites werd gesloten, ook de site die Pete had bezocht. De woordvoerster (die zélf een Who fan was), maakte bekend dat "een bekende Engelse rockster" onder de personen was, die porno-sites bezocht hadden. Pete wist dat hij het was, en diezelfde dag nog gaf hij een verklaring af:
'I am not a paedophile. I have never entered chatrooms on the internet to converse with children. I have, to the contrary, been shocked, angry and vocal (especially on my website) about the explosion of advertised paedophilic images on the internet.
I have been writing my childhood autobiography for the past seven years. I believe I was sexually abused between the ages of five and six and a half when in the care of my maternal grandmother who was mentally ill at the time.
I cannot remember clearly what happened, but my creative work tends to throw up these nasty shadows - particularly in Tommy.
Some of the things I have seen on the internet have informed my book which I hope will be published later this year, and which will make it clear to the public that if I have any compulsions in this area, they are to face what is happening to young children in the world today and to try to deal openly with my anger and vengeance towards the mentally ill people who find paedophilic pornography attractive.
I predicted many years ago that what has become the internet would be used to subvert, pervert and destroy the lives of decent people. I have felt for a long time that it is part of my duty, knowing what I know, to act as a vigilante to help support organisations like the Internet Watch Foundation, the NSPCC and Scotland Yard to build up a powerful and well-informed voice to speak loudly about the millions of dollars being made by American banks and credit card companies for the pornography industry.
That industry deliberately blurs what is legal and illegal, and different countries have different laws and moral values about this. I do not. I do not want child pornography to be available on the internet anywhere at any time. On one occasion I used a credit card to enter a site advertising child-porn. I did this purely to see what was there. I spoke informally to a friend who is a lawyer and reported what I'd seen.
I have enclosed my website article about my friend Jenny who committed suicide because of sexual abuse she suffered as a child. I hope you will be able to see that I am sincerely disturbed by the sexual abuse of children, and I am very active trying to help individuals who have suffered, and to prevent further abuse.'
Pete maakte tóch melding van wat hij gezien had bij de IWF. Toen Pete gearresteerd werd in januari 2003, liet IWF in eerste instantie weten dat Pete hen niet gebeld had. Een half jaar later meldden ze dat Pete hen wél gebeld had om hen te informeren. De reden dat ze het eerst niet gemeld hadden, was omdat ze "niet negatief in het nieuws wilden komen". Ze boden hun excuses aan. Bij de arrestatie werden al zijn computers meegenomen, plus alle demos voor het nieuwe Who album. Maandenlang kamden de inspecteurs zijn computers na, maar ze vonden helemaal niks
Pete werd vrijgesproken van alle blaam. Hij was inderdaad maar 1 keer op die website geweest.
"If I had had a gun, I would have shot myself. "What I did was wrong and stupid"
Dat is het verhaal rond Pete. Ik weet dat mensen er aan getwijfeld hebben, maar geloof me, als je de context kent, en de berichten van Pete op zijn website gelezen hebt, dan kun je maar een ding concluderen en dat is dat Pete ontzettend naïef is geweest.
Meer info: www.petetownshendisinnocent.com
Voor de rest wil ik het niet meer over deze onzin hebben. Dit is een topic om lekker over The Who te kletsen.
[ Bericht 39% gewijzigd door Baba-O-Riley op 26-02-2004 20:04:41 (toch maar even het verhaal er bij gezet) ]
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Eindelijk weer eens iets Who-achtigs om naar uit te kijken, en te beluisteren.....
Let love be your energy - Long Live Rock - Are you living in the Real World ?
Pete heeft een nieuwe entry in zijn dagboek geschreven:
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In New York City for the first time since the last Who shows in the USA in the Fall of 2002.
It is a joy to be back. To feel the old pre 9/11 energy of this little island returning. The sun is shining.
I am here for two reasons
Firstly, Eel Pie Publishing artist Rachel Fuller has a showcase for Universal Records.
Secondly, I want to play two new Who tracks to Doug Morris the CEO of Universal. The Who are now handled by Geffen which is based in L.A and - though owned by Universal - has different staff. But Doug signed me to my first real solo deal at Atlantic in 1978 - which led to the making and release of EMPTY GLASS, and several more until PSYCHODERELICT my last solo album delivery in 1993. He also signed Rachel in 2002. I want him to be the first person in Universal to hear the new Who music.
These new tracks strongly feature 'Who2', the wonderful band that supported Roger and me after John Entwistle's sudden death in 2002. They are Zak Starkey on drums, Rabbit Bundrick on keyboards, Pino Palladino on bass, Simon Townshend on additional guitar and vocals. Simon has also produced the two new tracks (REAL GOOD LOOKING BOY and OLD RED WINE), taking over from me and Bob Pridden when I realized I myself needed to be produced when in the studio. It's worked out very well.
REAL GOOD LOOKING BOY is a song I wrote quite a few years ago about two young men who worry about their looks. One of them, based on me - hopes and believes he might look like his best friend who is a conventionally handsome fellow. (He is disavowed of this notion by his mother). The second, based on Roger - hopes and believes he will one day turn out to be like the young Elvis. (He, more happily, sees part of his dream come true). They both find love in later life.
OLD RED WINE I wrote right here in the hotel I now sit in (in NY) about the late John Entwistle. He loved expensive claret, and often drank it past its prime. There is an irony there somehow: John never seemed to realize how perfectly MATURE he had really become as rock musician. He didn't need the trappings he thought essential, and that - in my opinion - led directly to his premature death.
Rachel did her first showcase here in NY for Doug and all those from Universal who will be working on her forthcoming CD (Cigarettes and Housework). It went very well indeed. She had a real spark in what was only her second live show, and the music sounded great. Nearly 50 friends and business people came - and S.I.R studios on 25th Street was the perfect venue for the event.
This is a good weekend for me. I get to see a lot of my old friends from NYC for the first time for a while. And while I'm here I'll try to buy Roger something great but not very useful for his 60th birthday on Monday.
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Ben benieuwd wat-ie Roger gaat kopen
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In New York City for the first time since the last Who shows in the USA in the Fall of 2002.
It is a joy to be back. To feel the old pre 9/11 energy of this little island returning. The sun is shining.
I am here for two reasons
Firstly, Eel Pie Publishing artist Rachel Fuller has a showcase for Universal Records.
Secondly, I want to play two new Who tracks to Doug Morris the CEO of Universal. The Who are now handled by Geffen which is based in L.A and - though owned by Universal - has different staff. But Doug signed me to my first real solo deal at Atlantic in 1978 - which led to the making and release of EMPTY GLASS, and several more until PSYCHODERELICT my last solo album delivery in 1993. He also signed Rachel in 2002. I want him to be the first person in Universal to hear the new Who music.
These new tracks strongly feature 'Who2', the wonderful band that supported Roger and me after John Entwistle's sudden death in 2002. They are Zak Starkey on drums, Rabbit Bundrick on keyboards, Pino Palladino on bass, Simon Townshend on additional guitar and vocals. Simon has also produced the two new tracks (REAL GOOD LOOKING BOY and OLD RED WINE), taking over from me and Bob Pridden when I realized I myself needed to be produced when in the studio. It's worked out very well.
REAL GOOD LOOKING BOY is a song I wrote quite a few years ago about two young men who worry about their looks. One of them, based on me - hopes and believes he might look like his best friend who is a conventionally handsome fellow. (He is disavowed of this notion by his mother). The second, based on Roger - hopes and believes he will one day turn out to be like the young Elvis. (He, more happily, sees part of his dream come true). They both find love in later life.
OLD RED WINE I wrote right here in the hotel I now sit in (in NY) about the late John Entwistle. He loved expensive claret, and often drank it past its prime. There is an irony there somehow: John never seemed to realize how perfectly MATURE he had really become as rock musician. He didn't need the trappings he thought essential, and that - in my opinion - led directly to his premature death.
Rachel did her first showcase here in NY for Doug and all those from Universal who will be working on her forthcoming CD (Cigarettes and Housework). It went very well indeed. She had a real spark in what was only her second live show, and the music sounded great. Nearly 50 friends and business people came - and S.I.R studios on 25th Street was the perfect venue for the event.
This is a good weekend for me. I get to see a lot of my old friends from NYC for the first time for a while. And while I'm here I'll try to buy Roger something great but not very useful for his 60th birthday on Monday.
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Ben benieuwd wat-ie Roger gaat kopen
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The Who singles box set
OFFICIAL PRESS RELEASE
THE WHO SINGLES BOX 1
Box Set Of 11 Classic Singles With Two Brand New Tracks
Release Date Monday April 12th 2004
2004 is quickly shaping up to be the busiest year for The Who in decades.
In March alone, the band are playing three sold out dates at The Forum in London. These gigs are warm ups for their Teenage cancer Trust show at The Royal Albert Hall where they will perform the rock opera 'Tommy'.
Following on from these shows, April 12th sees the release of a 12 cd box set of classic Who singles, beginning in 1965 and culminating in two brand new songs that lead the way for The Who in the 21st Century.
The news that this box set includes two brand new songs has set The Who Internet message boards alight over the past few days, with rumour and conjecture as to what the songs sound like and the subject matter they deal with.
Pete Townshend has commented extensively on his website about the genesis of these songs, 'Real Good Looking Boy' and 'Old Red Wine' which are the first original Who recordings since the early 1980's.
Townshend commented, 'Real Good Looking Boy' is a song I wrote quite a few years ago about two young men who worry about their looks. One of them, based on me - hopes and believes he might look like his best friend who is a conventionally handsome fellow. (He is disavowed of this notion by his mother). The second, based on Roger - hopes and believes he will one day turn out to be like the young Elvis. (He, more happily, sees part of his dream come true). They both find love in later life'.
The song itself opens with the piano refrain from Elvis Presley's 'Can't Help Falling In Love' and is an instantly recognisable as a classic Who track.
'Real Good Looking Boy' and 'Old Red Wine' feature what Townshend has described as 'Who2', the band that supported Pete and Roger after John Entwistle's sudden death in 2002. They are Zak Starkey on drums, Rabbit Bundrick on keyboards, Pino Palladino on bass (Greg Lake plays bass on Real Good Looking Boy) and Pete's brother, Simon Townshend on additional guitar and vocals.
The second brand new track, 'Old Red Wine' was written by Townshend about the late John Entwistle. Of this song and it's subject Townshend said 'He (John) loved expensive claret, and often drank it past its prime. There is an irony there somehow: John never seemed to realize how perfectly mature he had really become as rock musician. He didn't need the trappings he thought essential, and that - in my opinion - led directly to his premature death'.
As with 'Real Good Looking Boy', 'Old Red Wine' was produced by Simon Townshend.
These two new tracks form the basis of a brand new studio project from The Who that is due to be released in the first part of 2005.
The full tracklisting for the boxset is as follows:
CD1 I Can't Explain / Bald Headed Woman No. 8 in 1965
CD2 My Generation / Shout and Shimmy No. 2 in 1965
CD3 Substitute / Circles No. 3 in 1966
CD4 I'm a Boy / In the City No.3 in 1966
CD5 Happy Jack / I've Been Away No. 3 in 1967
CD6 Pictures of Lily/Doctor Doctor No. 4 in 1967
CD7 I Can See For Miles/Someone's Coming No. 10 in 1967
CD8 Pinball Wizard/Dogs Part II No. 4 in 1969
CD 9 Won't Get Fooled Again/Don't Know Myself No. 9 in 1971
CD 10 5.15/Water No. 20 in 1973
CD 11 Who Are You/Had Enough No.18 in 1978
CD 12 Real Good Looking Boy/Old Red Wine Brand New!
Included in the box set package will be a 16-page book with photos, original adverts and, instead of sleeve notes, the original reviews that appeared in publications such as the NME and Melody Maker.
The original singles were housed mostly in Polydor/Track records house bags, but for this release, sleeves from all over the world have been used. These include sleeves from as far as away as Japan and Yugoslavia plus a very rare French promo-only release for Pictures Of Lily.
Following on from the London shows and the boxset of singles, the band return for their only other UK show of the year at the scene of one of their most triumphant shows at The Isle Of Wight Festival on 12th June.
OFFICIAL PRESS RELEASE
THE WHO SINGLES BOX 1
Box Set Of 11 Classic Singles With Two Brand New Tracks
Release Date Monday April 12th 2004
2004 is quickly shaping up to be the busiest year for The Who in decades.
In March alone, the band are playing three sold out dates at The Forum in London. These gigs are warm ups for their Teenage cancer Trust show at The Royal Albert Hall where they will perform the rock opera 'Tommy'.
Following on from these shows, April 12th sees the release of a 12 cd box set of classic Who singles, beginning in 1965 and culminating in two brand new songs that lead the way for The Who in the 21st Century.
The news that this box set includes two brand new songs has set The Who Internet message boards alight over the past few days, with rumour and conjecture as to what the songs sound like and the subject matter they deal with.
Pete Townshend has commented extensively on his website about the genesis of these songs, 'Real Good Looking Boy' and 'Old Red Wine' which are the first original Who recordings since the early 1980's.
Townshend commented, 'Real Good Looking Boy' is a song I wrote quite a few years ago about two young men who worry about their looks. One of them, based on me - hopes and believes he might look like his best friend who is a conventionally handsome fellow. (He is disavowed of this notion by his mother). The second, based on Roger - hopes and believes he will one day turn out to be like the young Elvis. (He, more happily, sees part of his dream come true). They both find love in later life'.
The song itself opens with the piano refrain from Elvis Presley's 'Can't Help Falling In Love' and is an instantly recognisable as a classic Who track.
'Real Good Looking Boy' and 'Old Red Wine' feature what Townshend has described as 'Who2', the band that supported Pete and Roger after John Entwistle's sudden death in 2002. They are Zak Starkey on drums, Rabbit Bundrick on keyboards, Pino Palladino on bass (Greg Lake plays bass on Real Good Looking Boy) and Pete's brother, Simon Townshend on additional guitar and vocals.
The second brand new track, 'Old Red Wine' was written by Townshend about the late John Entwistle. Of this song and it's subject Townshend said 'He (John) loved expensive claret, and often drank it past its prime. There is an irony there somehow: John never seemed to realize how perfectly mature he had really become as rock musician. He didn't need the trappings he thought essential, and that - in my opinion - led directly to his premature death'.
As with 'Real Good Looking Boy', 'Old Red Wine' was produced by Simon Townshend.
These two new tracks form the basis of a brand new studio project from The Who that is due to be released in the first part of 2005.
The full tracklisting for the boxset is as follows:
CD1 I Can't Explain / Bald Headed Woman No. 8 in 1965
CD2 My Generation / Shout and Shimmy No. 2 in 1965
CD3 Substitute / Circles No. 3 in 1966
CD4 I'm a Boy / In the City No.3 in 1966
CD5 Happy Jack / I've Been Away No. 3 in 1967
CD6 Pictures of Lily/Doctor Doctor No. 4 in 1967
CD7 I Can See For Miles/Someone's Coming No. 10 in 1967
CD8 Pinball Wizard/Dogs Part II No. 4 in 1969
CD 9 Won't Get Fooled Again/Don't Know Myself No. 9 in 1971
CD 10 5.15/Water No. 20 in 1973
CD 11 Who Are You/Had Enough No.18 in 1978
CD 12 Real Good Looking Boy/Old Red Wine Brand New!
Included in the box set package will be a 16-page book with photos, original adverts and, instead of sleeve notes, the original reviews that appeared in publications such as the NME and Melody Maker.
The original singles were housed mostly in Polydor/Track records house bags, but for this release, sleeves from all over the world have been used. These include sleeves from as far as away as Japan and Yugoslavia plus a very rare French promo-only release for Pictures Of Lily.
Following on from the London shows and the boxset of singles, the band return for their only other UK show of the year at the scene of one of their most triumphant shows at The Isle Of Wight Festival on 12th June.
Let love be your energy - Long Live Rock - Are you living in the Real World ?
Tja... al die nummers heb je al minstens zesduizend keer....Weer een leuke re-issue...
Ik ga hem niet kopen. De helft mist.. Waar is "You Better You Bet"? "Eminence Front"? "Athena"? "The Seeker"? "Squeeze Box"?...
Ik ga hem niet kopen. De helft mist.. Waar is "You Better You Bet"? "Eminence Front"? "Athena"? "The Seeker"? "Squeeze Box"?...
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Release datum van het nieuwe album:
Officiele site: ergens begin 2005
Pete: in de herfst van 2004
Roger: in September 2004
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hee gaan ze nou touren enzo na de nieuwe cd? of heb ik daar een beetje overheen gelezen en staat het eigenlijk al in dit topic?
Owja ik wou ff zeggen: boris the spider is cool!
Owja ik wou ff zeggen: boris the spider is cool!
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Probeer anders eens EASY CD-DA Extractor versie 6.5 .quote:Op woensdag 18 februari 2004 08:26 schreef Quadrophenia het volgende:
<blockquote><font size="1" face="verdana, arial, helvetica">quote:</font><hr>Op dinsdag 17 februari 2004 11:54 schreef Quadrophenia het volgende:<p>Tip van Paul:<br>Probeer de CD's eens te rippen met het programma EAC (<br>http://www.exactaudiocopy.de ). Op mijn PC lukt dat, ook bij Tommy DL!<hr></blockquote>De truc van Paul werkt bij mij niet. Ik zal hem dus nauwelijks beluisteren. Dit soort cd´s blijven wat mij betreft voortaan gewoon in de winkel liggen en ik download de muziek wel via Kazaa. Jammer voor de maatschappijen en de artiesten. <img src="i/s/frown.gif" width="15" height="15">
Deze kan ook copy control van EMI rippen
Ik heb zojuist de nieuwe WHO nummers beluisterd. Een vreemd gevoel, om nu eens écht Who nummers te horen die gloednieuw zijn. Alsof het weer de jaren 70 is.. Ik wist niet wat ik er van moest verwachten, maar het zijn echt fenomenale nummers. "Real Good Looking Boy" moet je een paar keer beluisterd hebben, maar dan pákt het je... "Old Red Wine" is de nieuwe live favoriet, let op mijn woorden. Hét eerbetoon aan John. Een gedeelte doet me een beetje denken aan "Uneasy Street", maar ook dit is een mooie plaat!
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"She said, Son, well you know...you're an ugly boy. You don't really look like him.
In this long line there's been some real strange genes. You've got em all, you've
got em all....with some extra's thrown in..."
In this long line there's been some real strange genes. You've got em all, you've
got em all....with some extra's thrown in..."
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Deze twee nummers komen op het VERZAMEL-ALBUM "Then & Now" dat op 30 maart in de winkels moet liggen. Het NIEUWE album verschijnt waarschijnlijk ergens tussen het einde van dit jaar / begin volgend jaar, en daar is de titel nog NIET van bekend
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ow okee thnx. Dat had ik ff niet door. Maar leuk ik zal wel eerst ff downen en als het bevalt, wat ik wel denk natuurlijk. dan koop ik hetquote:Op zaterdag 13 maart 2004 20:14 schreef Baba-O-Riley het volgende:
Deze twee nummers komen op het VERZAMEL-ALBUM "Then & Now" dat op 30 maart in de winkels moet liggen. Het NIEUWE album verschijnt waarschijnlijk ergens tussen het einde van dit jaar / begin volgend jaar, en daar is de titel nog NIET van bekend
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Heb net de nieuwe nummers beluisterd......zenuwachtig gevoel...ja wat wil je als Who fan, dat je na 22 jaar weer eens nieuw materiaal gaat beluisteren....maar ik vind beide nummers verassend goed klinken, Daltrey is zeer goed bij stem, Pete's gitaar is lekker aanwezig....de melodie is ook goed, kwa muziek vind ik het passen in de sfeer van Who are You en Who by numbers....mijn vriendin stond naast me...en zei...dit klinkt goed !!!! maar dat is het ook...en ook uniek...uniek in de zin van..dat een band nog zo erg populair is, en in 22 jaar geen nieuw materiaal gemaakt heeft...maar dat is The Who....dat is kwaliteit....zowel de muziek...als de bandleden....
* Long live Rock *
maar idd....Real good looking boy is een pakkend nummer
* Long live Rock *
maar idd....Real good looking boy is een pakkend nummer
Let love be your energy - Long Live Rock - Are you living in the Real World ?
surfend op het www kom je af en toe wel eens leuke pagina's tegen...zoals ook deze...
http://www.thewhoitalia.com/
http://www.thewhoitalia.com/
Let love be your energy - Long Live Rock - Are you living in the Real World ?
De nummers blijven gewoon goed.. ik blijf er gewoon naar luisteren
Ik vind alleen wat betreft "RGLB" dat Rabbit té zeer op de voorgrond treedt. Pete moet knallen, niet Rabbit. Die keyboard-bliepjes in "Old Red Wine" doen me weer denken aan "New Song" en "The Dirty Jobs" : heel fijn
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Ik vind alleen wat betreft "RGLB" dat Rabbit té zeer op de voorgrond treedt. Pete moet knallen, niet Rabbit. Die keyboard-bliepjes in "Old Red Wine" doen me weer denken aan "New Song" en "The Dirty Jobs" : heel fijn
[ Bericht 26% gewijzigd door Baba-O-Riley op 14-03-2004 12:34:47 ]
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De hele middag en een gedeelte van de avond is via PT.com een repetitie van The Who uitgezonden in beeld en geluid. Roger was niet zo goed bij stem, maar aangezien het een repetitie is, houdt hij nu een beetje in; Pete was verkouden en snoot heel vaak zijn neus, en Simon was ook weer van de partij. Nummers die gespeeld werden waren allemaal van de vorige tour ("Eminence Front", "Sea and Sand", "Love Reign O'er Me", "Bargain", "Baba O'Riley", "Another Tricky Day"), plus "Real Good Looking Boy" en "Old Red Wine". De eerste klonk LIVE stukken beter. Lange tijd werd geprobeerd om "Old Red Wine" in de "My Generation"-jam te passen. Ook werd een klein stukje van "Good Lovin" gespeeld. Heel interessant om dit mee te mogen maken.
Op dit moment is Rabbit nog aan het oefenen. De rest van de band is naar huis.
Op dit moment is Rabbit nog aan het oefenen. De rest van de band is naar huis.
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Forum op PT.com is down. Jammer dat een paar personen het voor die andere 18000 fans verpest hebben.
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Waardoor is dat dan?quote:Op zaterdag 20 maart 2004 16:19 schreef Baba-O-Riley het volgende:
Forum op PT.com is down. Jammer dat een paar personen het voor die andere 18000 fans verpest hebben.
Er waren al een tijdje een stuk of 5 "trolls" daar, die de boel een beetje aan het verzieken waren, maar wat ik ervan begrepen heb was dat een van die "trolls" daar een topic over drugs was begonnen dat helemaal uit de hand gelopen is. Ik weet het ook niet precies.. Maar de moderator is nu met Pete T. aan het overleggen wat ze met het forum gaan doen.
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