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The Who - Wembley Arena

The Who - Wembley Arena

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Amazing band, amazing gig.

Shame this is probably their last ever tour.

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Originally posted by Daemon Sin
Amazing band, amazing gig.

Shame this is probably their last ever tour.
Without Keith Moon and John Entswhistle, they ain't The Who.

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20 sum odd years ago was there last tour:'(

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Originally posted by Daemon Sin
Amazing band, amazing gig.

Shame this is probably their last ever tour.
I saw them in the mid-90's. I couldn't believe what an awesome show they did.

Quality.

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Originally posted by znsho
Without Keith Moon and John Entswhistle, they ain't The Who.
Still, Zak Starkey did a great job on the drumming for them.

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Originally posted by Daemon Sin
Amazing band, amazing gig.

Shame this is probably their last ever tour.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/glastonbury/2007/player/who.shtml

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Originally posted by Daemon Sin
Amazing band, amazing gig.

Shame this is probably their last ever tour.
Pete Townsend once said that every time Roger Daltry runs out of money they go out on tour again.

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Originally posted by Daemon Sin
Still, Zak Starkey did a great job on the drumming for them.
You know what would be really interseting to see? If Zak Starkey, Dhane Harrison, Julian Lennon and James MacCartney got together and played a gig. Dahne is a gifted guitarist who is a dead ringer for his Dad but doesn't play to audiences much. Julian Lennon looks and sound like John did. Zak is obviously a quality drummer. James is the odd piece. He doesn't look or sing like Paul, although he is a guitarist. It would be interesting to see though.

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Originally posted by znsho
Without Keith Moon and John Entswhistle, they ain't The Who.
Granted, Moon was one of the finest drummer ever to play, the Who were still respectible with Kenny Jones on drum. Entwistle, however, I don't think will ever be suitably replaced. He was definitely the glue that bound the band together. Maybe this new band should be called
"The Who?" .😕