Pete Townshend - 1974-04-14 - London, UK (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Roundhouse 

Source: Unknown Audience 

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Sound Quality: Very Good/Excellent Audience Recording. 

01 The Seeker 
02 Big Boss Man 
03 Substitute 
04 Amoreuse 
05 If I Were A Carpenter 
06 Happy Jack 
07 Tattoo 
08 Join My Gang 
09 Behind Blue Eyes 
10 Goin' To New York (New York City Blues) 
11 My Generation Demos I + II 
12 North Country Girl 
13 Corrina Corrina 
14 No Face No Name No Number 
15 Let's See Action 
16 Pinball Wizard 
17 See Me Feel Me 
18 My Generation I 
19 Magic Bus 
20 My Generation II 

Notes: 
The two versions of My Generation are demos, played through the P.A. for the audience. There's a simple lyric change in Magic Bus: "...I'm so nervous I guess it shows. Don't say a thing about my great big nose..." 

Dave Marsh wrote about Pete's first solo-concert: "On April 14, 1974 (Easter Sunday), Townshend played a solo gig-the first of his career, for the Camden Square Community Play Centre ... Meant to be a quiet afternoon's entertainment, the solo show was blown out of all proportion when the press got word of it. Townshend spent a panicky week's preparation, then came out and did a fairly casual show using electric and acoustic guitars, piano, some synthesizer tapes and the original "MY GENERATION" demo as he ran through a set that also included 'The Seeker', Jimmy Reed's 'Big Boss Man', 'Substitute' and 'Pinball Wizard'. Despite a drunken heckler, the show was well-received and Pete was surprisingly confident." (Dave Marsh, Before I Get Old - The Story of The Who, page 442).