Zardoz wrote: » The new album The Who is out and its getting rave reviews. I had a quick listen and its very good,some great songs.
The Nal wrote: » Listening now, its excellent!
PTH2009 wrote: » Tempted about going to this Is it just the who on there own or with an orchestra
rubadub wrote: » the mcd & 3arena websites still say the orchestra. I was wondering since there are fairly lengthy ads on the radio for it still and they do not mention the orchestra at all -and have plenty of time to do so. I thought this was really odd as many people will have seen them before and the orchestra was a big attraction for me anyway, and I expect might be the tipping point for others. It also makes a high price ticket seem better value, not that they were expensive relative to other acts. So I wondered if it had quietly been pulled. Esp. as it did not sell out..
PTH2009 wrote: » Will there be many visuals for this show ??? Looking to buy a ticket but dont want to spend much for it. The lower price cat is €77
EyesClosed wrote: » If you've never seen them and you're a fan.... Go, they are well worth the money
PTH2009 wrote: » I like crossing bands/acts off the list and this maybe a good chance of getting The Who of that Familiar with the hits and like a few songs of the latest album
PTH2009 wrote: » Got my ticket Block P €87 Now the wait and see if it's the band with an orchestra
joeguevara wrote: » The Who definitely my favorite band and are amazing live. Was at quadrephenia in 3 arena and amazed at how good Daltrey was. Certainly defied his age. I was at side stage and after every 4th song or Pete solo he'd go back stage, literally collapse with roadies putting tinfoil around him and gulping water and then bound back. Disappointed they only played a couple of Who songs at the end. I'll try to get tickets for this. One of the best concerts I've seen is Tommy in Brixton many moons ago. Tommy the movie remains my favourite film and watched it over 1000 times. Still makes me chuckle how my parents let a 7-8 year old kid watch it without having a clue of the content.
PTH2009 wrote: » Is daltrey gone deaf ??
PTH2009 wrote: Is daltrey gone deaf ??
PTH2009 wrote: » got my ticket for it and it says 'The who plus special guests' i imagine the 'special guests' are the orchestra ?
PTH2009 wrote: » Back doing a few small acoustic gigs to warm uphttps://youtu.be/MOtsqraEHqc Looking forward to the show in March. First time seeing them but I'm paranoid it might not be as good with the orchestra and wont play some hits
joeguevara wrote: » Interesting conversation last night with a mate. I was playing Tommy on vinyl and put a few of the songs from the film on tv to show the difference. He asked me did I prefer the album or the film and it really was difficult. I grew up watching the film from the age of 7 or 8 and watched it thousands of time’s (fcucked up for a rural 8 year old I know). Listened to the album for the first time at 15 and loved it. I definitely think the film is more entertaining and the stars put their own stamp. But the album blows me away. Also the subtle differences always intrigue me. Like the film when Oliver Reid and Ann Margaret are falling in love, it’s ‘I think 51 is going to be a good year’ but the album it’s 21. Also the Simpson song lyrics differ. The schedule of songs is different too. So concluded love them both for different reasons.
johnnyskeleton wrote: » Do you think its alright to lrave the boy with uncle Ernie?
