Quote: NickTheDon @ September 24 2008, 6:03 PM BSTYou can never get too excited seeing a band like The Who though!
True! I'd love to see them again.
And Roger Daltrey is still totally hot!
What are you listening to now? Page 392
Juuuulia!!!!
He was bloody gorgeous back in the day and he's still got something about him now! He's still well built which is great, because that man cannot keep a shirt on during a gig!
Mick Jagger was gorgeous when he was young and in black and white.
But you're on your own with Daltrey!
Just the way you likes it. 
Mick Jagger!!?!
At least I didn't say Pete Townshend!!
Quote: zooo @ September 24 2008, 6:19 PM BSTJust the way you likes it.
'tis true!
Young Roger, and my favourite 'Who' song
Quote: Nil Putters @ September 24 2008, 6:26 PM BSTYoung Roger, and my favourite 'Who' song
Well he doesn't look sexy there! 
Right, I can now find no visual evidence whatsoever on this so-called world wide web of Roger's inate fanciability so I'm going home! 
He's still lovely though...
Sorry Julia, maybe I'm not best placed to rate his sex appeal. *shakes fist at absent Ian_w*
Edit; Byeeee
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aEuyLJKG_ac
The Clash playing "London Calling & Train In Vain," on American TV in 1980. Mick Jones looking like a pimp. Brilliant!
I've seen The Who 30 or 40 times in the last 30 years. They never disappoint, but Roger's voice is fading and I'd almost rather see a solo Townshend show these days.
Just saw this on another website:
I've just seen the following Universal press release announcing the contents of
the Kinks box set. Due for release in UK 1 December. I don't know if this is
just the UK or worldwide. UK price £42.99 or thereabouts.
Some interesting tracks especially on Disc 5.
This is the first ever Kinks box set in the bands 40 year plus history. It
has been compiled with the help of Ray Davies and contains over 100 tracks
over 6 CD's, around a third of which are unreleased or are new to CD.
Housed in a lift lid classic style box
Includes Six CDs, 60-Page Booklet With Ray Davies IntroThe Booklet: Contains
interviews with all band members. Supplemented with rare photos /
memorabilia / hand-written lyrics, Band etc.
Time Line / Diary Illustrated Discography by Doug Himen (rare album and
singles covers)
Track Listing:
Disc 1 -
1. Brian Matthew Introduces The Kinks
2. You Really Got Me
3. I'm A Hog For You Baby
4. I Believed You
5. Long Tall Sally
6. I Don't Need You Anymore
7. Stop Your Sobbing
8. I Gotta Move
9. Don't Ever Let Me Go Demo
10. All Day And All Of The Night
11. Tired Of Waiting For You
12. Come On Now Outake with false start
13. There Is A New World Opening For Me Kassner Publishing Demo
14. Everybody's Gonna Be Happy
15. Who'll Be The Next In Line Demo
16. Time Will Tell
17. Set Me Free
18. I Need You
19. See My Friend
20. Wait Till The Summer Comes Along
21. I Go To Sleep
22. A Little Bit Of Sunlight Kassner Publishing Demo
23. This I Know Demo
24. A Well Respected Man
25. This Strange Effect
26. Milk Cow Blues
27. Ring The Bells
28. I'm On An Island
29. Till The End Of The Day
30. Where Have All The Good Times Gone
31. All Night Stand Demo
32. And I Will Love You
33. Sittin' On My Sofa
Disc 2
1. Dedicated Follower Of Fashion Alternate Stereo Take
2. She's Got Everything
3. Mr. Reporter Ray Vocal
4. Sunny Afternoon
5. I'm Not Like Everybody Else
6. This Is Where I Belong
7. Rosie Won't You Please Come Home
8. Too Much On My Mind
9. Session Man
10. End Of The Season
11. Dead End Street Alternate Version - early 1966
12. Village Green
13. Two Sisters
14. David Watts
15. Mr. Pleasant
16. Waterloo Sunset Mono Mix
17. Death Of A Clown
18. Lavender Hill
19. Good Luck Charm BBC Radio Recording
20. Autumn Almanac
21. Susannah's Still Alive
22. Animal Farm
23. Rosemary Rose
24. Berkeley Mews
25. Lincoln County
26. Picture Book
27. Days
28. Misty Water
Disc 3
1. Love Me Till The Sun Shines
2. The Village Green Preservation Society
3. Big Sky
4. King Kong
5. Drivin'
6. Some Mother's Son
7. Victoria
8. Shangri-La
9. Arthur
10. Got To Be Free
11. Lola Mono Single Version
12. Get Back In The Line
13. The Moneygoround
14. Strangers
15. Apeman
16. God's Children
17. The Way Love Used To Be
18. Moments
19. Muswell Hillbilly
20. Oklahoma USA
21. Twentieth Century Man
22. Here Come The People In Grey
Disc 4
1. Skin And Bone
2. Alcohol Live
3. Celluloid Heroes
4. Sitting in My Hotel
5. Supersonic Rocket Ship
6. You Don't Know My Name
7. One Of The Survivors
8. Sitting In The Midday Sun
9. Sweet Lady Genevieve
10. Daylight
11. Mirror Of Love
12. Artificial Man
13. Preservation US Single
14. Slum Kids Live
15. Holiday Romance
16. Face In The Crowd
17. No More Looking Back
18. Sleepwalker
19. The Poseur
Disc 5
1. Sleepless Night
2. Father Christmas
3. Misfits
4. A Rock 'N Roll Fantasy
5. Little Bit Of Emotion
6. Attitude
7. Hidden Quality
8. A Gallon of Gas
9. Catch Me Now I'm Falling
10. Nuclear Love
11. Duke
12. Maybe I Love You
13. Stolen Away Your Heart
14. Low Budget
15. Better Things
16. Destroyer
17. Yo-Yo
18. Art Lover
19. Long Distance
Disc 6
1. Heart of Gold
2. Come Dancing Demo Remix
3. State Of Confusion
4. Do It Again
5. Living On A Thin Line
6. Summer's Gone Extended Mix
7. How Are You
8. The Road
9. Million Pound Semi Detached
10. Down All The Days (To 1992)
11. The Informer
12. Phobia
13. Only A Dream
14. Drift Away
15. Scattered
16. Do You Remember Walter
17. To The Bone Demo
Featuring the songwriting genius of Ray Davies and the guitar virtuosity of
brother Dave, hits like ‘You Really Got Me', ‘Lola', ‘Waterloo Sunset', ‘All
Day And All Of The Night' and ‘Sunny Afternoon' not only defined British
cool in the sixties and seventies, but also cemented the band's place in
Rock ‘n' Roll mythology. ‘Picture Book' is the first ever Kinks box set,
chronicling the band's 40 year career over six chronologically-ordered CDs
and one 60-page, full colour booklet. Each disc deals with a particular
chapter in the band's history, from their 1964 breakthrough onwards, while
the booklet features a full retelling of the Kinks story penned by esteemed
rock critic Peter Doggett.
The booklet also includes a personal introduction by Ray Davies, as well as
a Kinks timeline and never before seen photos.
Beautifully packaged in a classic, lift-lid style box, ‘Picture Book'
features well over a hundred tracks - a third of which are previously
unreleased or new to CD. These include: Rare Demos, Mono Versions and
Alternate Mixes (inc. early demos recorded as The Ravens; mono single
versions of ‘Waterloo Sunset', ‘Lola' & ‘Apeman'; and previously unreleased
versions of ‘Dedicated Follower of Fashion' and ‘Dead End Street')
Archived BBC Television & Session Material (inc. a televised 1964
introduction by Brian Matthew, and session versions of ‘This Strange Effect'
and ‘Love Me Til The Sun Shines') Live Renditions (inc. live versions of
‘Slum Kids', ‘Alcohol' & ‘Low Budget')
Doesn't seem like bad value for about £42.99. A lot of record labels who put out big box sets like that charge a small fortune because they know die-hard fans will still buy it.
Currently listening to: Sex On Fire - Kings of Leon
Actually a bit disappointed by their new album now I've listened to it a few times. There aren't any flat out rock songs. The first three or four songs are great, but the rest aren't really worth listening to that much.
AC/DC: You shook me all night long. It reminds me of good times had in Northern Ontario as this was just about the only decent music you could find playing on their radios.
Quote: Curt @ September 25 2008, 4:15 PM BSTAC/DC: You shook me all night long.
LOVE that song!
One Night Stand - The Rifles
Battlestations by Fight Like Apes.