Guildedagain
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The Real Me really demonstrates their separate but cohesive playing.
Alone but together.
Alone but together.
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Brucebubs
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Funny no-one mentions the 'Sell-Out' album.
Sadly under-rated with it's firmly rooted 1960's radio jingles in between songs it has some amazing tracks.
Pete's solo acoustic ballad 'Sunrise', the brooding menace of 'I Can See For Miles' and the framework of 'Tommy' in 'Rael'.
Sadly under-rated with it's firmly rooted 1960's radio jingles in between songs it has some amazing tracks.
Pete's solo acoustic ballad 'Sunrise', the brooding menace of 'I Can See For Miles' and the framework of 'Tommy' in 'Rael'.
Westerly Wood
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ah yeah, but i never owned that one. i remember seeing it however in the Who Maximum R&B book I read over and over as a kid.
Brucebubs
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It suffered from it's December 1967 release date, the world was still in awe with The Beatles Sgt Pepper album released just 7 months earlier.
Rebosbro
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Best screen in Tommy was Ann Margret sliding around in the beans.
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