Project #5 - The Songs of The Who

TheRealDanPatch · December 2010

ceska wrote:

This is my Who Jam compilation from a few years back, before they did The Real Me. Including Save it for Later 'cause PT covered it and I bet that's how Ed heard it too.

01. The Kids Are Alright (EV w/ Italian guys) 12.04.1996, Rome Italy
02. I Can't Explain "
03. My Generation "
04. The Seeker - 9.29.2004, Fleet Center, Boston, MA
05. Heart to Hang Onto (PT & EV) 6.14.96, House of Blues, Chicago
06. The Kids Are Alright (EV & Boom Gaspar) 3.18.2005 , Seattle,
07. Let My Love Open the Door - 2.05.1995, Seattle, WA
08. I'm One (The Who & EV)- 11.27.2000, Royal Albert Hall, London
09. Getting in Tune "
10. Let's See Action "
11. Naked Eye (EV solo) - 2.2.4.1994, Carnegie Hall, New York City
12. Blue Red and Grey (EV Solo) 4.12.2000, House of Blues, Orlando
13. The Kids Are Alright - 11.06.2000, Seattle WA
14. Leaving Here - 6.03.2006, Meadowlands, East Rutherford, NJ
15. Betterman>Save it For Later - 8.25.2000, Jones Beach, NY
16. Baba O'Riley - 7.08.2003, Madison Square Garden, NYC
17. Love, Reign O'er Me (studio version)

Thank you for your suggestions.

myra · December 2010

Cameron4President wrote:

myra wrote:

Cameron4President wrote:

Checkout the version of "Leaving Here" from Columbia, Maryland (September 4, 2000), I like it because I was at that show.

Thanx
I'm gonna check it out.
Actually, it's going faster than I thought it would thanks to (very) bad SQ on a lot of versions.

Checkout the East Rutherford, New Jersey (June 3, 2006) version too.

2006 ?! That's still a loooong way to go ! I'm not quite there yet.

NorthShoreBlues · December 2010

Great new project! cameron4president you are lighting it up; its been fun watching the progress of all your work and most enjoyable listening as well!

My favorite Naked Eye is the 2/94 Carnegie Hall performance Ed solo, perfect sound.

Also check out the My generation from Minneapolis 98. Bluesy version that serves as a intro to Porch.
Might be to slow, to short, and the quality is lacking . . .
http://www.pearljambootlegs.org/modules ... 4&ext.html

Good luck, can't wait to hear the finished product

tremors · December 2010

Cameron4President wrote:

"Pearl Jam: The Kids Are Alright: The Songs of The Who" - Early, Early Track Listing

Track List:

A Quick One, While He’s Away - Torino, Italy (9/19/06)
Naked Eye - Groningen, Netherlands (11/5/96)
Young Man Blues - Budapest, Hungary (11/17/96)
Behind Blue Eyes - ???
Blue, Red and Grey - San Diego, California (6/5/03)
The Real Me - Seattle, Washington (9/21/09)
The Kids Are Alright - Sacramento, California (10/30/00)
The Seeker - St. Louis, Missouri (10/5/04)
I Can't Explain - San Diego, California (11/7/95)
Leaving Here
Love Reign O'er Me - Mansfield, Massachusetts (6/28/08)
Magic Bus - ???
I'm One - St. Louis, Missouri (3/15/94)
Girl's Eyes - Groningen, Netherlands (11/5/96)
My Generation
Baba O'Riley - George, Washington (9/1/05)

**Projected Download Date: December 11, 2010**

Shit, you guys have made good progress, in a short space of time! I better get listening! Will do some downloading and be able to chip in to the discussion tomorrow I reckon.

TheRealDanPatch · December 2010

NorthShoreBlues wrote:

Great new project! cameron4president you are lighting it up; its been fun watching the progress of all your work and most enjoyable listening as well!

My favorite Naked Eye is the 2/94 Carnegie Hall performance Ed solo, perfect sound.

Also check out the My generation from Minneapolis 98. Bluesy version that serves as a intro to Porch.
Might be to slow, to short, and the quality is lacking . . .
http://www.pearljambootlegs.org/modules ... 4&ext.html

Good luck, can't wait to hear the finished product

I love that intro to "Porch", Actually the whole concert is good.

I do not have a copy of the Ed's 2/94 Carnegie Hall performance, Where can I find a copy? Can somebody upload it and send me a link?

Naked Eye is somewhere in my Who top five and it would ashamed if we couldn't fit that song in.

TheRealDanPatch · December 2010

tremors wrote:

Cameron4President wrote:

"Pearl Jam: The Kids Are Alright: The Songs of The Who" - Early, Early Track Listing

Track List:

A Quick One, While He’s Away - Torino, Italy (9/19/06)
Naked Eye - Groningen, Netherlands (11/5/96)
Young Man Blues - Budapest, Hungary (11/17/96)
Behind Blue Eyes - ???
Blue, Red and Grey - San Diego, California (6/5/03)
The Real Me - Seattle, Washington (9/21/09)
The Kids Are Alright - Sacramento, California (10/30/00)
The Seeker - St. Louis, Missouri (10/5/04)
I Can't Explain - San Diego, California (11/7/95)
Leaving Here
Love Reign O'er Me - Mansfield, Massachusetts (6/28/08)
Magic Bus - ???
I'm One - St. Louis, Missouri (3/15/94)
Girl's Eyes - Groningen, Netherlands (11/5/96)
My Generation
Baba O'Riley - George, Washington (9/1/05)

**Projected Download Date: December 11, 2010**

Shit, you guys have made good progress, in a short space of time! I better get listening! Will do some downloading and be able to chip in to the discussion tomorrow I reckon.

I 'reckon' that we are fast because we are all well rested

Truth be known, I have always wanted to do a good Who compilation, but I can't do a good one by myself. So now that we have so many willing participants, we are going to make an amazing Who compilation. I am energized (and bored out of my mind at work right now

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myra · December 2010

Cameron4President wrote:

NorthShoreBlues wrote:

Great new project! cameron4president you are lighting it up; its been fun watching the progress of all your work and most enjoyable listening as well!

My favorite Naked Eye is the 2/94 Carnegie Hall performance Ed solo, perfect sound.

Also check out the My generation from Minneapolis 98. Bluesy version that serves as a intro to Porch.
Might be to slow, to short, and the quality is lacking . . .
http://www.pearljambootlegs.org/modules ... 4&ext.html

Good luck, can't wait to hear the finished product

I love that intro to "Porch", Actually the whole concert is good.

I do not have a copy of the Ed's 2/94 Carnegie Hall performance, Where can I find a copy? Can somebody upload it and send me a link?

Naked Eye is somewhere in my Who top five and it would ashamed if we couldn't fit that song in.

Is that the one you're looking for ?

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=Z4ED592Y

Don't know if it still works though.

TheRealDanPatch · December 2010

myra wrote:

Cameron4President wrote:

NorthShoreBlues wrote:

Great new project! cameron4president you are lighting it up; its been fun watching the progress of all your work and most enjoyable listening as well!

My favorite Naked Eye is the 2/94 Carnegie Hall performance Ed solo, perfect sound.

Also check out the My generation from Minneapolis 98. Bluesy version that serves as a intro to Porch.
Might be to slow, to short, and the quality is lacking . . .
http://www.pearljambootlegs.org/modules ... 4&ext.html

Good luck, can't wait to hear the finished product

I love that intro to "Porch", Actually the whole concert is good.

I do not have a copy of the Ed's 2/94 Carnegie Hall performance, Where can I find a copy? Can somebody upload it and send me a link?

Naked Eye is somewhere in my Who top five and it would ashamed if we couldn't fit that song in.

Is that the one you're looking for ?

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=Z4ED592Y

Don't know if it still works though.

I 'reckon' that you are a cool person for sending me this link. I will see if it works when I get home from work tonight.

tremors · December 2010

I reckon if we don't go sparingly on the reckons, everyone will be cursing us!

Just loading up my playlist

TheRealDanPatch · December 2010

tremors wrote:

I reckon if we don't go sparingly on the reckons, everyone will be cursing us!

Just loading up my playlist

I reckon that you are right

tremors · December 2010

Playlist sounding good! I'm getting into the spirit of this. Great idea!

Oz Jammer · December 2010

There's a pretty cool recording of Ed performing Squeeze Box. Don't know where it's from, but it's featured on the "Walks On His Own" compilation

myra · December 2010

Cameron4President wrote:

Checkout the version of "Leaving Here" from Columbia, Maryland (September 4, 2000), I like it because I was at that show.

and also

Leaving Here - East Rutherford, New Jersey (June 3, 2006)

Sooooo. I finally narrowed the choices from xxx to 6 to 3 and possibly 2 (by ruling out the ones where you could distinctively hear the organ - I know it's harsh, but it doesn't really 'fit' in the song IMO). One of them is Columbia. Since you were in attendance, maybe we should just go for that one ?

myra · December 2010

tremors wrote:

Playlist sounding good! I'm getting into the spirit of this. Great idea!

Cool ! I have no idea what it sounds like as a playlist yet. Guess I'll have to wait for the rough draft...

tremors · December 2010

myra wrote:

tremors wrote:

Playlist sounding good! I'm getting into the spirit of this. Great idea!

Cool ! I have no idea what it sounds like as a playlist yet. Guess I'll have to wait for the rough draft...

Well, my playlist was quite patchy! I didn't do so well on the downloading - I managed to find about 8 from the current list on page one, and 2 or 3 of them the sound quality was shocking. I went on pearljambootlegs.org but some of these shows seemed to be missing. But it *was* late at night!

All the songs from the list with decent sound quality sounded superb though - I'll have another listen to them now. myra, how do you go about getting your songs so quickly, or do you already have them all? I'll tell you in a bit the songs on mine where the quality is shocking, and maybe you can point me at some better versions or sources

TheRealDanPatch · December 2010

myra wrote:

Cameron4President wrote:

Checkout the version of "Leaving Here" from Columbia, Maryland (September 4, 2000), I like it because I was at that show.

and also

Leaving Here - East Rutherford, New Jersey (June 3, 2006)

Sooooo. I finally narrowed the choices from xxx to 6 to 3 and possibly 2 (by ruling out the ones where you could distinctively hear the organ - I know it's harsh, but it doesn't really 'fit' in the song IMO). One of them is Columbia. Since you were in attendance, maybe we should just go for that one ?

The organ kind of fucks that song up!!

Columbia, good choice.

TheRealDanPatch · December 2010

How should we order the playlist? I was thinking of two ways that we could do this:

1. Arrange them by the year that The Who actually recorded them.
2. Lesser SQ tracks to Greater SQ tracks.

Thoughts?

TheRealDanPatch · December 2010

Oz Jammer wrote:

There's a pretty cool recording of Ed performing Squeeze Box. Don't know where it's from, but it's featured on the "Walks On His Own" compilation

Squeeze Box can be found here:

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=Z4ED592Y

tremors · December 2010

Cameron4President wrote:

How should we order the playlist? I was thinking of two ways that we could do this:

1. Arrange them by the year that The Who actually recorded them.
2. Lesser SQ tracks to Greater SQ tracks.

Thoughts?

Good question. I think imposing some sort of structure to the order might help, cos then it spares us too many dilemmas!I always prefer to kick off listening to an album on a 'high', so I wouldn't want all the weaker SQ tracks to come in at the beginning. Probably best mixed around I think.

Chronologically might make sense and be interesting (and educational!!)

I can think of two chronologies - either the order the Who recorded them, like you say. Or the order that Pearl Jam played them. Maybe the first one would make most sense.

TheRealDanPatch · December 2010

tremors wrote:

Cameron4President wrote:

How should we order the playlist? I was thinking of two ways that we could do this:

1. Arrange them by the year that The Who actually recorded them.
2. Lesser SQ tracks to Greater SQ tracks.

Thoughts?

Good question. I think imposing some sort of structure to the order might help, cos then it spares us too many dilemmas!I always prefer to kick off listening to an album on a 'high', so I wouldn't want all the weaker SQ tracks to come in at the beginning. Probably best mixed around I think.

Chronologically might make sense and be interesting (and educational!!)

I can think of two chronologies - either the order the Who recorded them, like you say. Or the order that Pearl Jam played them. Maybe the first one would make most sense.

I agree, I think we should do it in the order that The Who recorded them. I will update the front page track list to reflect our new order in the next hour or two.

Project #5 - The Songs of The Who

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