The Who- North American Tour announced

[motorcade]

I ordered a Who CD and DVD of the Philly show a few years back from this site and have been receiving emails ever since. I noticed today The Who CDs / DVDs are 1/2 off. If anyone is interested....

http://www.themusic.com/encore/

$7.50 for a two Cd set

$7.50 for a DVD of the show

I have bought many Who shows on CD/DVD from this site, at those prices you really can't go wrong!

I see they still have the CD for the March 5, 2007 Chicago show. It's a good one. The DVD sold out a long time ago.

Thanks for the tip, will go check it out, those prices are hard to resist!

Most of the shows I have are from the UK/Euro tours, (London (x4), Birmingham, Cardiff & Isle Of Wight all from 2004, plus Bristol, Locarno and Madrid from 2006 are all favourites) Though I do have a couple of US shows from 2002 (Irvine and LA)...

[uninnocent-]

I had to pass on the Toronto show since I'm trying to save money. I looked at my concert expenses for the year and I've spent far too much already. Of course if there are still tickets available closer to the date of either the Toronto or Hamilton shows I may change my mind.

[Who Princess]

I see they still have the CD for the March 5, 2007 Chicago show. It's a good one. The DVD sold out a long time ago.

Thanks for the tip, will go check it out, those prices are hard to resist!

Most of the shows I have are from the UK/Euro tours, (London (x4), Birmingham, Cardiff & Isle Of Wight all from 2004, plus Bristol, Locarno and Madrid from 2006 are all favourites) Though I do have a couple of US shows from 2002 (Irvine and LA)...

Boston and Atlanta 2006 were good shows too.

For an unusual one, try Oklahoma City 2007. It was the first show after they cancelled some dates due to Roger getting the flu. His voice sounds pretty ragged but they do a few things you don't usually get to hear including Roger singing part of Ring of Fire.

Fortunately, now that he's working with a doctor, his voice sounds great.

[Who Princess]

I had to pass on the Toronto show since I'm trying to save money. I looked at my concert expenses for the year and I've spent far too much already. Of course if there are still tickets available closer to the date of either the Toronto or Hamilton shows I may change my mind.

Like I said, there is ALWAYS a ticket.

[uninnocent-]

Like I said, there is ALWAYS a ticket.

Yeah, and I sincerely doubt I'm going to let myself miss both of those shows. One maybe, but not both. I mean, this is the FREAKING WHO we're talking about.

[Spoony C]

For an unusual one, try Oklahoma City 2007. It was the first show after they cancelled some dates due to Roger getting the flu. His voice sounds pretty ragged but they do a few things you don't usually get to hear including Roger singing part of Ring of Fire.

Fortunately, now that he's working with a doctor, his voice sounds great.

Another unusual one is Chicago (September 2006). I was at the show, and while Roger's vocal problems are tough to listen to, they led to him having to leave the stage and put Pete in charge of singing "My Generation" (which was a very cool experience on its own). Roger made it back in time for "Won't Get Fooled Again," and sounded much better than he had all night; apparently, he had an allergic reaction to something and went backstage to inhale an aerosol form of Benadryl, which opened his throat back up. He still showed no fear in letting loose the primal scream at the end of "Won't Get Fooled Again," which was a relief for the crowd after his disappearance.

[bean8969]

I bought one of the VIP packages for the Denver show. 4th row Pete side. My favorite band playing my favorite album. I'm pretty freakin psyched!

[motorcade]

I see they still have the CD for the March 5, 2007 Chicago show. It's a good one. The DVD sold out a long time ago.

Thanks for the tip, will go check it out, those prices are hard to resist!

Most of the shows I have are from the UK/Euro tours, (London (x4), Birmingham, Cardiff & Isle Of Wight all from 2004, plus Bristol, Locarno and Madrid from 2006 are all favourites) Though I do have a couple of US shows from 2002 (Irvine and LA)...

Boston and Atlanta 2006 were good shows too.

For an unusual one, try Oklahoma City 2007. It was the first show after they cancelled some dates due to Roger getting the flu. His voice sounds pretty ragged but they do a few things you don't usually get to hear including Roger singing part of Ring of Fire.

Fortunately, now that he's working with a doctor, his voice sounds great.

Roger used to get real problems with people smoking in the venues adversely affecting his voice, thankfully that's a thing of the past now. Over the 3 x London Forum shows in 2004, his voice gets steadily worse, as a result of this, with the third show having to be cut short...

Saw Roger perform Tommy last year and he was in great voice, he was performing a Johnny Cash medley at some shows, but the one I saw (Bristol) didn't get it...

[Who Princess]

I bought one of the VIP packages for the Denver show. 4th row Pete side. My favorite band playing my favorite album. I'm pretty freakin psyched!

Close up on Pete's side is almost perfect. Try to get him pissed off during the sound check and you should have a great show!

[red mos]

we ended up 10th row Petes side, right behind the VIP section for Tulsa. pretty damn excited as well.

[helplessdancer]

not sure how many peeps own the dvd of the live who quad tour from 1996/1997 tour, called "the who quadrophenia live-with special guests"...it had been awhile since i last spun it and um for anyone going to this tour do yerselves a favor and buy and spin the whole thing...i'm especially enjoying the interactive commentary by roger and pete(extra on the dvd). so cool

=me sooo excited about this tour

[red mos]

I see they still have the CD for the March 5, 2007 Chicago show. It's a good one. The DVD sold out a long time ago.

Thanks for the tip, will go check it out, those prices are hard to resist!

Most of the shows I have are from the UK/Euro tours, (London (x4), Birmingham, Cardiff & Isle Of Wight all from 2004, plus Bristol, Locarno and Madrid from 2006 are all favourites) Though I do have a couple of US shows from 2002 (Irvine and LA)...

Boston and Atlanta 2006 were good shows too.

For an unusual one, try Oklahoma City 2007. It was the first show after they cancelled some dates due to Roger getting the flu. His voice sounds pretty ragged but they do a few things you don't usually get to hear including Roger singing part of Ring of Fire.

Fortunately, now that he's working with a doctor, his voice sounds great.

loved how they threw "the kids are allright" into the setlist for this show. It had been 31 yrs since the who had played Oklahoma. This show was a lot lighter on the "endless wire" material, but you are right, really unique show.

[Johnnyguitarwatson]

Am i the only one who thinks that one of 'em won't make it through the tour ??
Seems a but much for the old timers... Good luck fella's.

[Who Princess]

Am i the only one who thinks that one of 'em won't make it through the tour ??
Seems a but much for the old timers... Good luck fella's.

Well, here's half of The Two performing with Ed last month:

http://www.facebook.com/PJStatTracker?filter=3

I hope you're just as worried about the Stones when they tour cuz they're all REAL OLD as well.

[motorcade]

[/quote]I see they still have the CD for the March 5, 2007 Chicago show. It's a good one. The DVD sold out a long time ago.[/quote]

Received the Chicago 2007 CD...you're right, it's a great show, I'm very pleased to have it!

Just placed another order for Boston 2006 and Oklahoma 2007...