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drynberg

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12. Yep, ain't all milk & honey in a rock&roll band, thanks for the interview, thwas great

Reply to geefloyd46 (Original post)

Sun Jan 27, 2013, 07:21 PM

Jan 2013

I only saw the Who once in Detroit in '71, Moon was truly fabulous, the rest of the Who was very good, but Keith was the best drummer I've ever seen...those were the days.

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Jobs, Mental illness all tied up in one album. QUADROPHENIA 1973 ALBUM - BBC Documentary [View all] geefloyd46 Jan 2013 OP

it's a great album! kurtzapril4 Jan 2013 #1

One of best comments Daltry what was Keith like in 1973... geefloyd46 Jan 2013 #2

I think Pet Townshend set out to make a great album. zeemike Jan 2013 #3

I'm a quadraphenia fan... geefloyd46 Jan 2013 #7

I can see that POV. zeemike Jan 2013 #10

You're right. But I think "Who's Next" is their greatest album. "Tommy" second, based ancianita Jan 2013 #9

Well I bought Who's Next....on 8 track. zeemike Jan 2013 #11

"Live at Leeds" is my favorite. DuckBurp Jan 2013 #13

40-year anniversary of Quadrophenia! Reno Master Jan 2013 #4

Welcome here. lovemydog Jan 2013 #6

Thanks. Didn't go to either show. 'Twas a bit pricey. Reno Master Feb 2013 #15

Cool, you can always lovemydog Feb 2013 #16

Love this album lovemydog Jan 2013 #5

Then, see the film on YouTube> leveymg Jan 2013 #8

Yep, ain't all milk & honey in a rock&roll band, thanks for the interview, thwas great drynberg Jan 2013 #12

Some of the best bass lines in rock are on that album KurtNYC Jan 2013 #14