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Better late than never, there are photos posted from Down the Line. Get there from the Embassy Theatre front page, (on the right hand side.)

http://www.fwembassytheatre.org

Link should be up until March 1.

Better late than never, there are photos posted from Down the Line. Get there from the Embassy Theatre front page, (on the right hand side.)

http://www.fwembassytheatre.org

Link should be up until March 1.

I'm so old I bought their first album after walking into a Budget Tapes and Records (Whats and whats?) and hearing 'Eruption' followed by 'You Really Got Me.'

Great album. Wouldn't pay a dime to see this TVLand freak show.

Tape plastic to the walls and bring extra sponges.

I saw the Who, my first concert, in 1976.

All that movement and action and there, stage right, tilted slightly back, was Mr. Entwhistle, nearly moving. He was a sonic and visual anchor for the band.

Thanks to that flyer, I am now having a seizure.




Ok, I'm fine now.

...the horror, the horror...

Just a few more songs about gettin',... uh.... I forgot.

I'm hoping that they have The Chronics. A must hear if someone hasn't already.

So, how is it that global warming has become a left or right issue?

I'd love to stay and chat, but I have an uncontrolable urge to find and kill my parents.

Hmm, Don't forget the 70's and 80's. Some of these nearly changed the meaning of the originals, while others seemed even more true. Satisfaction by DEVO (Rolling Stones.) Lost Highway by Jason and the Scorchers (Hank Williams) Rawhide by Dead Kennedys (TV -show theme Ned Washington and Dimitri Tiomk...

The band has been through many changes and still rocks very hard.

I don't care what you believe, (and they are very clear on this subject,) if you can bring it to the stage.

Damn you!!!!

in a Kleenex watching 'Wonder Woman' on TV.


Oh.


You mean with *another* person.

Yeah, that would be hard to remember accurately. Too many possibilities.

Real answer: no music, just good company.