[OT] music made without linux, was Re: [linux-audio-user] music made with linux

[Rick Taylor]

Personally, I think "Quadrophenia" was their best. You might try "Meaty, 
Beaty, Big and Bouncy" {greatest hitsish}, "Sell Out", "Happy Jack" or "Magic 
Bus" {Which might be as close as you'll get to "Live at Leeds" in terms of 
bluesiness.} "My Generation"'s pretty good as well. I like their older stuff 
though... I think they got a bit too polished later on. I think "Tommy" was 
incredible and don't really care for "Who's Next" {"Behind Blue Eyes" is 
great... "Won't get fooled again" would seem great to me if I'd not heard it 
three zillion times.} I sort of lost interest after Quadrophenia. The Ramones 
and their ilk had come into being. :} {"Polish" is for the birds.}

> Paul Winkler wrote:
> >On Mon, Dec 06, 2004 at 09:54:05PM -0800, Barton Bosch wrote:
> >>>   You're right.  I haven't listened to it in so long I forgot.  That's
> >>>the only Who album (big black CD) that I have.  IMHO the best album they
> >>>ever did and one of the best rock albums of all time.
> >>
> >>Live at Leeds, Jan, Live at Leeds.
> >
> >+9999
> >
> >1970-1971 was the band's peak, no question.
> >To do concerts like the one documented on "Leeds" (get the
> >special edition which contains the entire concert), with no
> >overdubs or pitch correction or backing tracks or any other
> >modern concert "cheats", and to follow it immediately with
> >"Who's Next"... an unbelievable feat.

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