I never heard a Who show I didn't like. But this set might be better than Leeds and Wight. I was looking for a live clip of Naked Eye to see how much Of the Earth takes from it and read a quote from PT saying how he "thought it was the best show they've ever done". I tracked it down and its fucking awesome. If you have any interest in The Who, especially those kick ass late 60s early 70s shows, get this bootleg.

Can I post a link or is that not cool?

The Who - Tanglewood 1970
Lenox
Massachusetts
07/07/1970


101. Bill Graham Introduction
102. Heaven And Hell
103. I Can't Explain
104. Water Introduction
105. Water
106. I Don't Even Know Myself Introduction
107. I Don't Even Know Myself
108. Young Man Blues Introduction
109. Young Man Blues
110. Tommy Introduction
111. Overture
112. It's A Boy
113. 1921
114. Amazing Journey
115. Sparks

201. Eyesight To The Blind
202. Christmas
203. Acid Queen
204. Pinball Wizard
205. Do You Think It's Alright?
206. Fiddle About
207. Tommy Can You Hear Me?
208. There's A Doctor
209. Go To The Mirror!
210. Smash The Mirror
211. Miracle Cure
212. I'm Free
213. Tommy's Holiday Camp
214. We're Not Gonna Take It
215. See Me Feel Me
216. My Generation Introduction
217. My Generation
218. Bill Graham Outro
219. Bill Graham Closin Remarks

Post that link!

The setlist seems kind of boring. A couple of hits, then Tommy, then My Generation.

Yeah, I've never been big on Tommy, but the band is on fire here.



http://www.fileserve.com/file/ePRWWAD

Thanks for this. Tommy is a masterpiece, guys, the more you listen the better it gets. Saw Daltrey play it live this summer and it was just immense from start to finish.

Tommy is 10x better live than it is on record, so the performance probably isn't as boring as the setlist.

You gotta wonder though, if you recorded one of the greatest albums of the 1960's--The Who Sell Out--why do you figure you'd three years later decide to stop playing virtually everything from it?

Thank you for the link.

Great! Glad y'all enjoyed it.