This video here of Sea and Sand, Ed's just standing around looking like he wants to sing but that other guy keeps singing...and then that guy points at Ed and Ed puts his hand up and walks off stage like he's mad at the dude. I don't know....looks kinda awkward to me.
This video here of Sea and Sand, Ed's just standing around looking like he wants to sing but that other guy keeps singing...and then that guy points at Ed and Ed puts his hand up and walks off stage like he's mad at the dude. I don't know....looks kinda awkward to me.
Up here so high I start to shake, Up here so high the sky I scrape, I've no fear but for falling down, So look out below I am falling now, Falling down,...not staying down, Could’ve held me up, rather tear me down, Drown in the river
This video here of Sea and Sand, Ed's just standing around looking like he wants to sing but that other guy keeps singing...and then that guy points at Ed and Ed puts his hand up and walks off stage like he's mad at the dude. I don't know....looks kinda awkward to me.
This video here of Sea and Sand, Ed's just standing around looking like he wants to sing but that other guy keeps singing...and then that guy points at Ed and Ed puts his hand up and walks off stage like he's mad at the dude. I don't know....looks kinda awkward to me. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgossDCzUc4
looks like a great show. Hope it gets released.
my interpretation of that segment is that the mod(not ed) is singing the song cause he mentions driving a gs scooter and in that part of the show ed is the rocker(black leather jacket and shades)
its about mods and rockers and the contrasts between the two. at the end they kind give a nod/wave to each other. i dont think ed was suppose to sing any of that song and im sure it was well rehearsed to the point where the other dude surely didnt walk on eddie lines...maybe i'm wrong, but...
This video here of Sea and Sand, Ed's just standing around looking like he wants to sing but that other guy keeps singing...and then that guy points at Ed and Ed puts his hand up and walks off stage like he's mad at the dude. I don't know....looks kinda awkward to me. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgossDCzUc4
looks like a great show. Hope it gets released.
my interpretation of that segment is that the mod(not ed) is singing the song cause he mentions driving a gs scooter and in that part of the show ed is the rocker(black leather jacket and shades)
its about mods and rockers and the contrasts between the two. at the end they kind give a nod/wave to each other. i dont think ed was suppose to sing any of that song and im sure it was well rehearsed to the point where the other dude surely didnt walk on eddie lines...maybe i'm wrong, but...
soooo ev was merely acting!! lol
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98' NJ, MSG II
00' Jones Beach I,II,III
03' Nassau, MSG I, II
05' Montreal, Ottawa, Borgata II
06' NJ I, II
08' Camden II, MSG II, Hartford, Beacon NY, Ed Ved NYC I
09' Philly 4
10' MSG I,II
11' Ed Ved Hartford
13' Chicago, Brooklyn II
15' GCF NY
16' Philly II, MSG I
This video here of Sea and Sand, Ed's just standing around looking like he wants to sing but that other guy keeps singing...and then that guy points at Ed and Ed puts his hand up and walks off stage like he's mad at the dude. I don't know....looks kinda awkward to me. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgossDCzUc4
looks like a great show. Hope it gets released.
my interpretation of that segment is that the mod(not ed) is singing the song cause he mentions driving a gs scooter and in that part of the show ed is the rocker(black leather jacket and shades)
its about mods and rockers and the contrasts between the two. at the end they kind give a nod/wave to each other. i dont think ed was suppose to sing any of that song and im sure it was well rehearsed to the point where the other dude surely didnt walk on eddie lines...maybe i'm wrong, but...
soooo ev was merely acting!! lol
Ummmm, guys . . . its a rock opera.
Eddie is playing the role of the god-father, indeed he's trying to act. Its one of Pete Townsend's conceptual pieces. Its Quadrophenia! Many albums in the old days had a continuity about them . . .
Imagine if the Who performed Tommy, and asked Eddie to do the Uncle Ernie part, formally played by Keith Moon himself. Man what kind of reaction would Eddie get then???? LOL :shock: :oops:
1996: Hartford; 1998: Hartford, Mansfield I & II
2000: Saratoga, Mansfield I & II; 2003: West Palm, Tampa, Mansfield I & II & III; 2004: Boston I & II; 2005: Montreal; 2006: Albany, Hartford, Boston I & II, East Rutherford; 2007: Lolla
2008: Tampa, MSG I & II, Hartford, Mansfield I & II; 2009: Chicago I & II, Philly I, III & IV; 2010: Cleveland, Buffalo, Hartford, Boston & MSG II.
indeed!!! How wild is it that he totally gets to hang with his main men - both The Who & Uncle Neil? Lucky him!
& OMG he's looking SO HOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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EV - Canberra, Newcastle & Sydney 1&2 2011
It's frikking Ed. On stage or in the audience, he would've flown over for this, just like a bunch of us flying across oceans and continents to do the same.
115 bucks for half a haircut by a novice? I want my money back!
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I won't get fooled again - the Who were simply magnificent; POP
Neil McCormick
1 April 2010
The Daily Telegraph
DT
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QUADROPHENIA THE WHO, ALBERT HALL I HATE to be sceptical about one of the greatest groups in the history of rock, but I have a twinge of doubt every time another Who concert is announced. In their glory days, they were a band of four big personalities whose anger, ebullience and sheer masculine vitality could not quite be contained by the music, ricocheting off each other as they furiously, yet rebelliously, attempted to simultaneously serve and subvert the artistic needs of their visionary leader, Pete Townshend.
Many decades on, they are two creaking old friends. I have jokingly referred to them as the Who's Left? But after this magnificent performance, I am forced to revise that to the Who Knew? For the final night of a week of Teenage Cancer Trust gigs, charity patron Roger Daltrey assembled the Who's touring band to perform Quadrophenia in its entirety. There were 15 musicians, including a powerhouse five-piece horn section and Daltrey and Townshend themselves. The absolute centre of the band, however, was Zak Starkey, son of Ringo, student of Keith Moon, who put in one of the most dynamic displays behind a drum kit I have witnessed in an age.
Between his rolling thunder and Townshend's slash-and-burn guitar, the barely controlled fury we associate with classic Who was ever present.
Quadrophenia lacks the variety, tunefulness and theatricality of Townshend's more celebrated rock opera, Tommy. Yet the existential breakdown of a Mod is arguably more of a singular piece, in which the charging rock music and occasional tender acoustic flights perfectly match the narrative.
The story-telling was aided by the big-screen backdrop, with snatches of dialogue, newsreel and film scenes, so the band could concentrate on delivering the music.
It was tight and driven but on a fantastic version of 5.15 it suddenly opened up. Townshend's art-rock soloing seems on the verge of breaking apart and splintering on stage, and you are reminded why the Who have always been unique.
There are two star guest turns, with Eddie Vedder from Pearl Jam singing the part of the Godfather, and Tom Meighan from Kasabian as the Ace Face.
Vedder, Meighan and Daltrey on stage together: that's not a line-up, that's a Q readers' poll. The young Meighan inexplicably beat Daltrey in the music magazine's list of greatest frontmen of all time, but the veteran got comical revenge here, booting Meighan from behind at the end of Bell Boy, a song of humiliation.
Age has taken its toll on Daltrey's vocal cords, but he still managed to rise to the roaring finale of Love Reign O'er Me.
A standing ovation was well earned, and if they didn't bother with encores, well, at their age, Who can blame them? TRATING***** Neil McCormick
Up here so high I start to shake, Up here so high the sky I scrape, I've no fear but for falling down, So look out below I am falling now, Falling down,...not staying down, Could’ve held me up, rather tear me down, Drown in the river
The irony for me being a die-hard Who fan is I believe they have now had the 2 best Drummers in Rock 'n' Roll?
I know I will take some heat for this, but Zak Starkey blows Matt Cameron off his stool and there is not another Drummer in the world that could've replaced Keith Moon!
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgossDCzUc4
looks like a great show. Hope it gets released.
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What a jerk! By :57 Ed is clearly pissed. He didn't get a single note in.
Young dude has clearly forgotten (or never knew) how to respect your elders!
my interpretation of that segment is that the mod(not ed) is singing the song cause he mentions driving a gs scooter and in that part of the show ed is the rocker(black leather jacket and shades)
its about mods and rockers and the contrasts between the two. at the end they kind give a nod/wave to each other. i dont think ed was suppose to sing any of that song and im sure it was well rehearsed to the point where the other dude surely didnt walk on eddie lines...maybe i'm wrong, but...
soooo ev was merely acting!! lol
Oh yes indeedy!!!!!!!
during the quad shows i saw i'm one was always a pete solo tune
tho i did find this clip, same venue but in 2000 that isnt a quad tour and ev sings it
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sH3OYi80vCE&NR=1
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98' NJ, MSG II
00' Jones Beach I,II,III
03' Nassau, MSG I, II
05' Montreal, Ottawa, Borgata II
06' NJ I, II
08' Camden II, MSG II, Hartford, Beacon NY, Ed Ved NYC I
09' Philly 4
10' MSG I,II
11' Ed Ved Hartford
13' Chicago, Brooklyn II
15' GCF NY
16' Philly II, MSG I
So happy to hear you made that show - good for you - really bad ass
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Ummmm, guys . . . its a rock opera.
Eddie is playing the role of the god-father, indeed he's trying to act. Its one of Pete Townsend's conceptual pieces. Its Quadrophenia! Many albums in the old days had a continuity about them . . .
Imagine if the Who performed Tommy, and asked Eddie to do the Uncle Ernie part, formally played by Keith Moon himself. Man what kind of reaction would Eddie get then???? LOL
2000: Saratoga, Mansfield I & II; 2003: West Palm, Tampa, Mansfield I & II & III; 2004: Boston I & II; 2005: Montreal; 2006: Albany, Hartford, Boston I & II, East Rutherford; 2007: Lolla
2008: Tampa, MSG I & II, Hartford, Mansfield I & II; 2009: Chicago I & II, Philly I, III & IV; 2010: Cleveland, Buffalo, Hartford, Boston & MSG II.
& OMG he's looking SO HOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
PJ - Auckland 2009; Alpine Valley1&2 2011; Man1, Am'dam1&2, Berlin1&2, Stockholm, Oslo & Copenhagen 2012; LA, Oakland, Portland, Spokane, Calgary, Vancouver, Seattle 2013; Auckland 2014
EV - Canberra, Newcastle & Sydney 1&2 2011
It's frikking Ed. On stage or in the audience, he would've flown over for this, just like a bunch of us flying across oceans and continents to do the same.
awesome pics!!
I won't get fooled again - the Who were simply magnificent; POP
Neil McCormick
1 April 2010
The Daily Telegraph
DT
1
32
QUADROPHENIA THE WHO, ALBERT HALL I HATE to be sceptical about one of the greatest groups in the history of rock, but I have a twinge of doubt every time another Who concert is announced. In their glory days, they were a band of four big personalities whose anger, ebullience and sheer masculine vitality could not quite be contained by the music, ricocheting off each other as they furiously, yet rebelliously, attempted to simultaneously serve and subvert the artistic needs of their visionary leader, Pete Townshend.
Many decades on, they are two creaking old friends. I have jokingly referred to them as the Who's Left? But after this magnificent performance, I am forced to revise that to the Who Knew? For the final night of a week of Teenage Cancer Trust gigs, charity patron Roger Daltrey assembled the Who's touring band to perform Quadrophenia in its entirety. There were 15 musicians, including a powerhouse five-piece horn section and Daltrey and Townshend themselves. The absolute centre of the band, however, was Zak Starkey, son of Ringo, student of Keith Moon, who put in one of the most dynamic displays behind a drum kit I have witnessed in an age.
Between his rolling thunder and Townshend's slash-and-burn guitar, the barely controlled fury we associate with classic Who was ever present.
Quadrophenia lacks the variety, tunefulness and theatricality of Townshend's more celebrated rock opera, Tommy. Yet the existential breakdown of a Mod is arguably more of a singular piece, in which the charging rock music and occasional tender acoustic flights perfectly match the narrative.
The story-telling was aided by the big-screen backdrop, with snatches of dialogue, newsreel and film scenes, so the band could concentrate on delivering the music.
It was tight and driven but on a fantastic version of 5.15 it suddenly opened up. Townshend's art-rock soloing seems on the verge of breaking apart and splintering on stage, and you are reminded why the Who have always been unique.
There are two star guest turns, with Eddie Vedder from Pearl Jam singing the part of the Godfather, and Tom Meighan from Kasabian as the Ace Face.
Vedder, Meighan and Daltrey on stage together: that's not a line-up, that's a Q readers' poll. The young Meighan inexplicably beat Daltrey in the music magazine's list of greatest frontmen of all time, but the veteran got comical revenge here, booting Meighan from behind at the end of Bell Boy, a song of humiliation.
Age has taken its toll on Daltrey's vocal cords, but he still managed to rise to the roaring finale of Love Reign O'er Me.
A standing ovation was well earned, and if they didn't bother with encores, well, at their age, Who can blame them? TRATING***** Neil McCormick
I know I will take some heat for this, but Zak Starkey blows Matt Cameron off his stool and there is not another Drummer in the world that could've replaced Keith Moon!
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THOMPSON-BOLING ARENA KNOXVILLE 1998
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ALLSTATE ARENA ROSEMONT 2000
ALPINE VALLEY MUSIC THEATRE 2003
HERSHEYPARK STADIUM 2003
TOLEDO SPORTS ARENA 2004
AIR CANADA CENTRE TORONTO 2005
UNITED CENTER CHICAGO 2006
UNITED CENTER CHICAGO 2006
VERIZON CENTER DC 2008
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IWIRELESS CENTER MOLINE 2014
XCEL ENERGY CENTER ST. PAUL 2014
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CHICAGO 2 Wrigley Field 2018
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