Ag3nt0rang3 wrote: 

If you follow the Now Playing lists as closely as I have for the past four years, I believe you will find that Radiohead is far and away the most played artist here.  When In Rainbows came out I did keep track —— there was seldom a six hour block that didn't have at least one RH, um, piece, sometimes two.

Ugh.

I would also guess that the next most plays go to Pink Floyd, Dylan, Talking Heads/David Byrne, The Beatles/Lennon, and Porcupine Tree, although maybe not in that order.

While I'm here, I think this tune is one from a long list of The Who's classics.

Keith Moon. Wayward drumming at its best. I don't know about you but I can see him now in my minds eye, being a loon and having a great time.  

Fantastic.....still actual...

I remember when I first heard this song - I was still in high school, which accounts for why I didn't think it was particularly profound, or even very good, at the time.  I love the song now, and I'm glad I finally grew up and learned to appreciate a more diverse soundset. I guess with age comes the whole "not-letting-things-fly-under-your-radar" concept.

But I still don't understand Emo Phillips...

WHO... else?

 boober wrote: 
Very good comment! For me, Bill ( or his computer DJ ) is playing nice music, thats important! Have a nice day, Bill (computer DJ) , Donald ?! Eh, or whatever?!

Definitively NOT their best tune but, well, it's The Who anyway.

Thank you, Bill!

 BillG wrote: 
Ohhh - a personal appearance.  Mr. Sutherland, I love your acting.  (And your music is pretty awesome, too.) I love living here...

A solid 8. More like an anthemn than a song.

 boober wrote: 

Ooops. Busted.

-Donald

Can't believe I never rated this. 

Prolly their last Tommyesque song.

 michaelgmitchell wrote: 
Ha ha... did you make that up yourself?  You should go into comedy.

Who?
(They were sadly old during Super Bowl appearance. Better off playing McCormick's Seniors Home.)
 

 boober wrote: 
Bill looks nothing like Sutherland.

Love this one!!!!

 boober wrote: 
Actually, Bill is , in fact,  the only remaining DJ who *isn't* computer generated. At least his playlists aren't.

Tom Petty even wrote a song about him.

Brings back my childhood !!! Way to go Bill

copymonkey wrote:
I agree.
The Who were a rock band but not a traditional one.
 Going off on a tangent was part of their attraction for me.

It didn't always work but I think it does here.

With the Jew's harp introduction, I knew it had to be either The Who or something from a Snoopy cartoon.

 steve_san_carlos wrote: 
I agree with your first part, but I have a different conclusion... :(

The Who at their Kinkiest.

Never was much of a Who fan as a kid. Only 30 years later can I loudly state this is indeed a most excellent track.

 copymonkey wrote: 
I never noticed the piccolo before

Attention 85 percent of current rock acts, this song wasn't even good enough to make it onto a 'proper' Who album. When you can make throw aways that sound THIS good, I'll start paying attention to you.

 boober wrote: 

YESS! Rock Classic!! Thanks RP!

Eddie Vedder: "Pete, you're still the greatest!"

Agreed!

redfern777 wrote:
The Who has some really amazing songs...and this is one of them!

 fab4fan wrote: 
Bill does not exist.He is a computer generated DJ somewhat like the Wizard in the Wizard of OZ.....you can't speak with him....he communicates only by computer.Our human emotions that come out in these forums do not affect him in any way.Bill....are you reading this????  come out from behind that curtain...The picture on their website is really Donald Sutherland.

The Who has some really good songs.
The Who has some really great songs.
This is neither.