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I've got all of this life experience and my work has benefited from it.
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I've got all of this life experience and my work has benefited from it.
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Pete Townshend once said of The Who, "We take our nostalgia seriously."
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What can you do to support Cody Simpson and this cause?
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The Who wrapped up their "farewell tour" at Toronto's Maple Leaf Gardens on December 17th, 1982.
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Roger Daltrey has revealed that he sees the influence of The Who in Muse. The Who kicked off their 'Quadrophenia And More European Tour' in Dublin on Saturday (June 8) and will begin a 10-gig UK stint in Glasgow tomorrow night (June 12).
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A Who song that wasn't, Pete Townshend's "After the Fire" would become the highlight of Roger Daltrey's emotionally unbound 1985 solo album Under a Raging Moon , but could get no higher than No. 48 on the Billboard Hot 100.
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Fetching up in the heyday of the squealing teenybopper, The Who were the first band who seemed to exist principally to service the emotional needs of moody young men.
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Roger Daltrey sorts through the curious situation that found Jimmy Page playing guitar on a track by the Who, after their producer asked him in during the sessions for "I Can't Explain."
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He has made ersatz-disco albums, tedious synth pop, and, inevitably, collections (many collections) of karaoke-style Tin Pan Alley standards.
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As the Who gears up for another series of shows featuring Quadrophenia, beginning on June 8, 2013 at Dublin, it's worth remembering that things haven't always gone so well for Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend.
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If you're craving a newly-rediscovered musical artist story as rocking, surprising, exciting, and heart-pouncing as last year's Searching for Sugar Man, this SIFF you have the documentary A Band Called Death.
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The Who and the Grateful Dead first shared a bill at the 1967 Monterey Pop Festival, and later crossed paths at Woodstock, A Day on the Green and other massive concerts.
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Having spent some of his earliest years just a mile down the road from where the Beach Boys grew up, the late Gordon Hauptfleish had a special way of capturing California's flaxen past, always describing it with real force and wisdom.
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The Wembley show will take place on July 8 and will raise finds for Double O, a charity established by the band in 1976 which gives out funds for causes such as relief of drug and alcohol addiction, domestic violence and sexual abuse.
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When I first started reading what used to be Melody Maker, in a time now shrouded not so much in what are usually called the mists of time as they are in a fog as dense as anything that might gather over Dogger Bank, I used to accept its weekly delivery in the manner of some kind of jackal, cur or otherwise fanged and ravenous critter.
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The story of Brooklyn proto-metal power trio Dust is truly one of a kind.
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The 2012 BBC documentary Can You See The Real Me? about Quadrophenia , the greatest album by The Who , has found is way to Youtube.
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Simon Townshend read his older brother and Who guitarist Pete 's memoir , "Who I Am," and does recall the part he wrote about on page 177 when he declared "I'm going to do this," meaning become a rock musician.
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Noel Gallagher has spoken out about "middle-class" musicians who will not be playing at the Teenage Cancer Trust gigs the former Oasis singer has been organising.
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BIMM Group, UK and Irelands market leader in contemporary music education, has announced the appointment of Roger Daltrey CBE as the first ever Patron of BIMM Brighton.
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In the Book Notes series, authors create and discuss a music playlist that relates in some way to their recently published book.
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Even as the Who announced the final dates of their sold-out Quadrophenia and More tour across the UK, Pete Townshend can't help but marvel that they're still together at all.
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THE WHO will perform their iconic 1973 double album QUADROPHENIA in its entirety, along with a selection of WHO classics.
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Due to demand, The Who have added a third London date to their 'Quadrophenia' UK and Ireland tour.
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The Who 's Pete Townshend has said that there was "a lot of hatred" in the early days of the band.
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The Story of a CBGB Almost-Was , David Dorn, then the head of the Rhino eBook project, commissioned me to write a book on The Who and my interactions with them as a 'front-row fan'.
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Pete Townshend talks the way he writes -- in minute detail.
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Video footage from the concert shows just how unimpressed the 67-year-old musician was when the young fan held up a sign that read, "Smash Your Guitar, Pete!"
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After crushing the dreams of a seven-year-old girl last week at a gig at Hamilton, Ontario's Copps Coliseum, The Who 's Pete Townshend has made a point of apologizing to her and her father for an incident during the concert.
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Now the ultimate gift for middle-aged rockers has arrived – a £2,000 scale model of the band's exact stage set-up, reproduced from the classic 1960s gig where your love affair with their music began.
Read MoreThe Who 's concert at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas on October 29th, 1999 was a huge moment in the band's latter-day history.
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That's not by any means to suggest that there's no more to the band than their biggest hit, mind you: they released four albums during their original run during the late '70s and early '80s, and despite regular claims to the contrary by the misinformed, they actually had two – count 'em – TWO top-10 hits (the other being "This Time I'm In It For Love"), and although the band's line-up has fluctuated over the years, Player continues to reform on occasion for live dates and, believe it or not, even has a new album: Too Many Reasons , released on Frontiers Records.
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Jimi Hendrix, Buddy Holly, and Brian Jones, to name a few — to help him craft a methodology for creating a band.
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In the wake of Hurricane Sandy, LIC Bar in (you guessed it) Long Island City was crushed by the storm.
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Only five stateside dates remain on The Who's Quadrophenia and More Tour , so if you're planning to see them perform their 1973 opera, pro-tip: Don't smoke marijuana, as two fans recently discovered in the Bay Area.
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British-American rockers Fleetwood Mac have unsurprisingly fought their way to the top of our Hot Tickets Chart this week, pipping last weeks leaders The Who - who fell to #2.
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On "My Generation," Roger Daltrey famously proclaims, "I hope I die before I get old."
Read MoreLive at Leeds , arguably the best live rock LP ever made, could have been called Live at Hull. The night after the Leeds show, the Who recorded virtually the same songs with matching fury at Hull City Hall. Audio glitches meant the tapes were not used.
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With nearly all shows sold out for 2013's Teenage Cancer Trust concerts at the Royal Albert Hall, additional special guests have been confirmed.
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Ahead of The Whos highly anticipated arena shows in Dublin and Belfast this summer, Pete Townshend has sent a message especially to Irish fans.
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