Ugh. A contrast to the Pretenders live. This sucks. It was a bad song originally. This "version" brings it to a new low.

I haven't heard this in long while.  I must get my turntable fixed.

 capandjudy wrote: 
Agreed.  Which is why Little Feat's Waiting for Columbus (an astoundingly well-recorded album from not much later) gets my vote for best live rock recording ever.  But this is a close second. . . .

Live albums don't get much better than this!!!!

The audience sounds so amazingly unenthusiastic at the end. I've heard louder crowds at a ligyrophobiacs anonymous meeting. Of course I can't say if it's the recording or just the interminable song.

always been fascinated by the cover of this LP.
simple & straight & rough & with enough white space: for filling up with your own imagination....
just like the music itself....

 driver8 wrote:  And Roger's still as hot looking as ever!

Can't have too much magic bus !

 scraig wrote: 

I didn't know there were any photos. I stole it from my older brother when he went off to college. He must have lost the pictures.
Bummer.

 bronorb wrote: 
I have the LP hanging on the ceiling of my garage...as art. I love the B&W photo inserts too. I will have to pull it down and give it a listen.

Al_Koholic (Exit 82, NJ)

Posted: Sep 25, 2008 - 12:50  < Reply > copymonkey wrote: You're right Kim Sanders WAS incredible! Man, she sure got around. When I was with her she was just OK, but to hear she was incredible-I must have taught her something.  You are all welcome.

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Well, when I knew her my air guitar quite simply blew her away. She was never the same!

 bronorb wrote: 
Agreed!! however the sound quality is horrible.

copymonkey wrote:
Man, she sure got around. When I was with her she was just OK, but to hear she was incredible-I must have taught her something.  You are all welcome.

 coloradojohn wrote: 

You're right Kim Sanders WAS incredible!

Live at Leeds...awesome!

Oh, that's what this song is about!

Gonna ride her til the juice run down my leg

One Hundred, English Pounds!

I just plopped the vinyl version of this album on the turntable this past weekend.
Played it real freaking loud!
Best live album ever, bar none.

Oh I remember being in my Cutlass Supreme making out with the incredible Kim Sanders, and this came on, and I freaked her out with some wicked air-guitar — could not resist! and by golly it still gets my arm a milling!  Nothing quite ROCKS like this, does it?! Go Pete!

EssexTex wrote:


Check out the Who at the Isle of Wight concert if you can.  Amazing performances.

  
Blue Plaque Unveiling
...

Daltrey and Townshend thanked the University of Leeds; both for inviting them to play the original gig and for inviting them back.

“Without those unions to play to play, the venues were thin on the ground, so my big thanks to Leeds for being there” said Roger Daltrey.

Townshend added: “This is the perfect, perfect venue to start this tour. I’m so happy and so made up to be here.”

Hard to believe it's been 40 years since this hit the airways for the first time . . .  Man, what a summer that was . . .  Good times, good times.

This is what the Who did best..live jammin....perfect, from one of the best live rock albums ever made!

Yeah, love The Who, but this is not my favorite.

Now don't get me wrong, I love the Who but this song has it's place and it's not here. At least not for me. But it has generated a lot of praise from fellow RP listeners, so I'll just go get another beer, and hey! now they're playing R.E.M.

Bet ya people aren't as forgiving of R.E.M. as I've been of the Who!!! (at least this song, mind you).

David_Murray wrote:

Hey, I'll take this anytime as an antidote to the daily force-feedings of Dengue Fever and Tori Amos!

I've been listening for years, first time I've heard it...

huebdoo wrote:
1967 +/-

OK.... I love the Who, but I am hearing this much too much!!!! Once every couple of months will do Bill!!! There is some much more out there... Can we please add to your playing list????

Thanks