WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO NOW?

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David Houck

Quote from: edwardofhuncote on Yesterday at 06:03:07 PM... Bare Trees is '72. Kiln House, Mystery To Me and Penguin followed it ...

I'm pretty sure that the post Peter Green order is Kiln House, Future Games, then Bare Trees, etc.  I've listened to those three more than any of the others.

David Houck

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Quote from: DistillaMatto on Yesterday at 06:29:46 PMThe Who before the 1982 final tour (Which I saw them 3 times on expecting them never to tour again). On Substitute, John's bass is louder than Pete.


This is pretty good.  Some great shots of the Alembic; wish they would keep the camera on him a lot longer.  Bass sounds great even on this old video.

Just saw a shot of the keyboard player!  Only three songs in!

I enjoyed that; thanks for posting!

edwardofhuncote

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Quote from: David Houck on Yesterday at 07:25:30 PM
Quote from: edwardofhuncote on Yesterday at 06:03:07 PM... Bare Trees is '72. Kiln House, Mystery To Me and Penguin followed it ...

I'm pretty sure that the post Peter Green order is Kiln House, Future Games, then Bare Trees, etc.  I've listened to those three more than any of the others.
I must have glitched on Kiln House because it's one of my favorites. I also didn't realize until the other day on the anniversary of its release, there is some conjecture about whether or not Peter Green played guitar on this track from Tusk. Well... clearly he did. Here is the outtake.

How much of those parts made the album cut is up for listening and debate, but clearly he (Green) was in the sessions. *Interestingly, I've also read Buckingham played a white Alembic guitar here. There is a picture here somewhere of him with one but I've never seen him play it.

*found the picture of Buck with the Alembic, but don't know what the story is on it... looks like a Small Standard body, indeed could be white, a throwback to his Les Paul Custom maybe. 

gearhed289

Quote from: DistillaMatto on Yesterday at 06:29:46 PMOn Substitute, John's bass is louder than Pete.
Do you know how many times I need to explain to sound guys that this is the correct way to mix the Who?  ;D ;D

adriaan


Quote from: David Houck on Yesterday at 08:20:50 PM
Quote from: DistillaMatto on Yesterday at 06:29:46 PMThe Who before the 1982 final tour (Which I saw them 3 times on expecting them never to tour again). On Substitute, John's bass is louder than Pete.


This is pretty good.  Some great shots of the Alembic; wish they would keep the camera on him a lot longer.  Bass sounds great even on this old video.

Just saw a shot of the keyboard player!  Only three songs in!

I enjoyed that; thanks for posting!
I remember watching that live on the telly 45 years ago (we got the German and Belgian public channels just fine). Crappy TV speakers be damned. Like it was yesterday. Didn't the Dead play earlier that night? Pete joined them on stage, if memory serves

David Houck

Quote from: adriaan on Today at 10:27:28 AM...
I remember watching that live on the telly 45 years ago (we got the German and Belgian public channels just fine). Crappy TV speakers be damned. Like it was yesterday. Didn't the Dead play earlier that night? Pete joined them on stage, if memory serves

I've seen a video of Pete sitting in with the Dead, probably posted here.

adriaan

Quote from: David Houck on Today at 03:32:26 PM
Quote from: adriaan on Today at 10:27:28 AM...
I remember watching that live on the telly 45 years ago (we got the German and Belgian public channels just fine). Crappy TV speakers be damned. Like it was yesterday. Didn't the Dead play earlier that night? Pete joined them on stage, if memory serves

I've seen a video of Pete sitting in with the Dead, probably posted here.
Pretty sure it was here. The topic that keeps on giving.  :)