Albums For Your Island (Double Show)-Who's Next/musicforthemorningafter [Fifty-Eighth Show Playlist]
Album: Who's Next - The Who
Introduction: July 31, 1971
1) "Baba O'Riley"
News
2) "Bagain"
Information: Came from Lifehouse project, a futuristic space opera, which failed and caused band tension. Band worked with new producer, using old material as a springboard. Fed Meher Baba's vital statistics into "Baba O'Riley" backing track. Allowed band freedom to focus on individual tracks.
3) "Love Ain't For Keeping"
4) "My Wife"
Live PSA
5) "Getting In Tune"
Information: (Order of tracks switched: "Getting In Tune" and "The Song Is Over") Sound engineering advances and availability of synthesizers influenced the sound of the album. Features two epics, "Baba O'Riley" and "Won't Get Fooled Again"
6) "The Song Is Over"
7) "Going Mobile"
Recorded PSA
Campus Announcement
8) "Behind Blue Eyes"
Information: Cover featured band members leaving a pillar, having urinated upon it. Reaction: commercial and critical success; a masterpiece.
9) "Won't Get Fooled Again"
(Second hour)
Album: musicforthemorningafter - Pete Yorn
Introduction: March 27, 2001
1) "Life On A Chain"
News
2) "Strange Condition"
3) "Just Another"
Information: Debut album; Yorn named one of 10 Artists To Watch in 2001 by Rolling Stone.
4) "Black"
5) "Lose You"
Live PSA
6) "For Nancy ('Cos It Already Is)"
7) "Murray"
Information: Part of a general conceptual trilogy with Day I Forgot and Nightcrawler. Not one story, but the wisdom gained from a series of experiences about specific things.
8) "June"
9) "Sense"
10) "Closet"
Campus Announcement
11) "On Your Side"
12) "Sleep Better"
Recorded PSA
Information: Mix of acoustic/quiet songs (tracks #3, 8, 5), rock/energetic songs (tracks 1, 6, 7) and pensive/beautiful songs (tracks #5, 11, 13).
13) "EZ"
14) "Simonize"
I did two albums in the same show because I had missed the previous week's show. I messed up in the playback of Who's Next; "The Song Is Over" should come before "Getting In Tune." Other than that, it was a good show. My final show will be on May 29; I'm going back to the '60s for that one.
[I've gone back and edited the titles to count the shows in a continuous processsion.]
Introduction: July 31, 1971
1) "Baba O'Riley"
News
2) "Bagain"
Information: Came from Lifehouse project, a futuristic space opera, which failed and caused band tension. Band worked with new producer, using old material as a springboard. Fed Meher Baba's vital statistics into "Baba O'Riley" backing track. Allowed band freedom to focus on individual tracks.
3) "Love Ain't For Keeping"
4) "My Wife"
Live PSA
5) "Getting In Tune"
Information: (Order of tracks switched: "Getting In Tune" and "The Song Is Over") Sound engineering advances and availability of synthesizers influenced the sound of the album. Features two epics, "Baba O'Riley" and "Won't Get Fooled Again"
6) "The Song Is Over"
7) "Going Mobile"
Recorded PSA
Campus Announcement
8) "Behind Blue Eyes"
Information: Cover featured band members leaving a pillar, having urinated upon it. Reaction: commercial and critical success; a masterpiece.
9) "Won't Get Fooled Again"
(Second hour)
Album: musicforthemorningafter - Pete Yorn
Introduction: March 27, 2001
1) "Life On A Chain"
News
2) "Strange Condition"
3) "Just Another"
Information: Debut album; Yorn named one of 10 Artists To Watch in 2001 by Rolling Stone.
4) "Black"
5) "Lose You"
Live PSA
6) "For Nancy ('Cos It Already Is)"
7) "Murray"
Information: Part of a general conceptual trilogy with Day I Forgot and Nightcrawler. Not one story, but the wisdom gained from a series of experiences about specific things.
8) "June"
9) "Sense"
10) "Closet"
Campus Announcement
11) "On Your Side"
12) "Sleep Better"
Recorded PSA
Information: Mix of acoustic/quiet songs (tracks #3, 8, 5), rock/energetic songs (tracks 1, 6, 7) and pensive/beautiful songs (tracks #5, 11, 13).
13) "EZ"
14) "Simonize"
I did two albums in the same show because I had missed the previous week's show. I messed up in the playback of Who's Next; "The Song Is Over" should come before "Getting In Tune." Other than that, it was a good show. My final show will be on May 29; I'm going back to the '60s for that one.
[I've gone back and edited the titles to count the shows in a continuous processsion.]