The Who - Life With The Moons (STU/FLAC)

[Studio Outtakes] Flac

Yellow Dog Bootleg
YD 052
Released 1994

Lineage:
Silver Disc --> EAC Secure Mode --> Flac

01. Life With The Moons # 1
02. My Generation / (Land Of Hope And Glory)
03. Happy Jack (Take 1. With Studio Chatter)
04. Coca-Cola Commercial (sic Coke After Coke)
05. John Mason Motors Jingle
06. Jaguar
07. Life With The Moons # 2
08. Melancholia
09. Track Records Run-Off Groove
10. Life With The Moons # 3
11. Fortune Teller
12. Cousin Kevin / Model Child
13. Life With The Moons # 4
14. Baby Don't Ya Do It (sic Baby Don't You Do It)
15. Behind Blue Eyes (alternate with false start)
16. Life With The Moons # 5
17. Tommy's Holiday Camp (Live unknown source)
18. I Am The Sea / The Real Me
19. The Name Game
20. Virginia
21. One Life's Enough (alternate)

Comments
Some really funny bits with Keith Moon, Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend here. All alternate versions of songs, studio outtakes and one Live uknown source. This is a classic Who bootleg.

"Upgrades From The Boxed Set". This is actually a pretty neat CD. Keith Moon continues his madcap spoofs we got a taste of on the "30 Years Maximum R&B" box set. These are, with the exception of Tommy's Holiday Camp, all studio cuts and include some humorous band banter between the cuts. "Melancholia" is The Who's version different from Pete Townsend's Scoop version. Tommy's Holiday Camp is live from an unknown source but appears to be from TKAA/Kilburn era judging from the sound. I Am The Sea & The Real Me is a Who version I have never heard before. It is a bit slower and the brass in the background is more prominent than on any known demo version. Pete's guitar parts are also played differently than on any known versions. One Life's Enough is a Roger Daltrey "crooner" that could have well, fit well with either of his solo LP's Daltrey or One Of The Boys. Overall a great bootlege cd for any Who fan.