According to legend (and the gurus at wikipedia): In late 1968 or early 1969, when the Who played a rough assembly of their new album to critic Nik Cohn, Cohn gave a lukewarm reaction. I'm The One ' / ' Pinball Wizard ' / ' Give Blood ' ) and repeated highlights on. They've got a big North American tour lined up, which they are calling the "Electronic Mind Monsters Reader 2012" tour, as well as a record release show April 7 in Brooklyn.Ġ4-07 Brooklyn, NY - Living Bread (album release show) 05-03 Boston, MA – Blue Triangle 05-04 Montreal, Quebec – Il Motore 05-05 Toronto, Ontario – Polyhaus 05-06 Detroit, MI – PJ’s Lager House 05-07 Chicago, IL – The Bottom Lounge 05-08 Minneapolis, MN – Cedar Cultural Center 05-11 Seattle, WA – Seattle Tavern 05-12 Portland, OR – YU Contemporary 05-14 San Francisco, CA – The Lab 05-15 Los Angeles, CA – Eagle Rock Center for Arts 05-18 Austin, TX – Red 7 05-19 Dallas, TX – Sons of Hermann Hall 05-20 New Orleans, LA – One Eyed Jacks 05-22 Atlanta, GA – 529 05-23 Chapel Hill, NC – Local 506 05-24 Washington, D.C. Featured on the 1969 rock opera album Tommy, 'Pinball Wizard''s iconic acoustic introduction was inspired by a master. Film of the band's rehearsals, including a segment of ' Give Blood '.
and April 9 everywhere else via Ribbon Music. The single's typically Black Dice-ian artwork is above. From My Generation to Pinball Wizard to Behind Blue Eyes to You Better You Bet to Won’t Get Fooled Again, The Who Show has been thrilling audiences with the unmistakable live sounds of the Who for more than a decade. Impossible, the upcoming LP by New York experimental mainstays Black Dice.
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