| Pete Townshend |
| Pete Townshend |
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| The Who's music and lyrics always catered to a young persons adolescence of growing pains and out-of place-feelings among peers. They wrote timeless anthems about teenage angst, love, lust, and the quest for meaning and individuality. My teenage years, like most of us, could relate to what The Who was saying. They're music made a very large impression on me and became my favorite band and have remained my favorite band today. Pete Townshend was a major force in the lyrics and music with The Who, and as I always say...Pete Townshend IS The Who. |
| Pete in 1998 |
| Pete CDR's For Trade |
| Music Must Change (Psycoderelict) 1993 |
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| Live Storytellers 4/00 |
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| The Fillmore, SF 4/30/96 |
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| three 80 min discs |
| one 74 min disc |
| one 74 min disc |
| My music page |
| lets see action, pure & easy, behind blue eyes, baba o'riley, won't get fooled again, greyhound girl GRADE A |
| let my love open the door, english boy, drowned, cut my hair, i'm one, heart to hang onto, the provider, a friend is a friend, i am an animal, slip skirt, my woman, now 'n then, rough boys, magic blus GRADE A |
| there are 32 live tracks on these discs and too long to type here. it's basically the play of psycoderelict, with some nice versions of tunes through the Tommy career & Iron Man GRADE A |
| La Jolla Playhouse Charity Benefit 6/22/01 |
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| 2 74 min disc |
| A - pinball wizard, let my love open the door, heart to hang on to, cut my hair B - GRADE A- |
| La Jolla Playhouse Charity Benefit 6/23/01 |
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| 2 74 min disc |
| A - pinball wizard, let my love open the door, heart to hang on to, cut my hair B - GRADE A- |
