-- Who - Face Dances | (Audio CD) MSRP $ 11.98 Amazon Price $ 10.99 Savings $ 0.99 | |  Release Date: 03 June, 1997, Mca
TRACK LISTING - You Better You Bet
- Don`t Let Go The Coat
- Cache Cache
- The Quiet One
- Did You Steal My Money
- How Can You Do It Alone
- Daily Records
- You
- Another Tricky day
- I Like Nightmares
- It`s In You
- Somebody Saved Me
- How Can You Do It Alone (Live)
- The Quiet One (Live)
Usually ships in 24 hours | | | An Excellent Album! | | After Keith Moon died in 1978, The Who found a replacement drummer, Kenney Jones. He was a good drummer, but not as good as Keith Moon. Face Dances, the first Who album after Keith Moon died, has a lot of good songs. "You Better You Bet" is the most well-known song from the album, and is a Who classic. "Don`t Let Go The Coat" has good harmony. "Cache Cache" is probably my least favorite song from the album. "The Quiet One" is a great song written by John Entwistle. The live version of this song is even better. John`s bass playing and Pete`s guitar are awesome! "Did You Steal My Money?" is a fun song to listen to. "How Can You Do It Alone" is a great song. "Daily Records" is fun. "You" is another great song written by John Entwistle. Roger`s vocals are great on this song. "Another Tricky Day" ends the album(besides the extra tracks). This song ends a very well made album by The Who. R.I.P. John! | | | | Moonless Face Dance | | On "Face Dances" The Who were "faced" (sorry) with a big problem; not with Kenney Jones but with substandard material. "You Better You Bet", "Don`t Let Go The Coat", "The Quiet One", and "Another Tricky Day" are good songs, but the rest are definitely below The Who`s standards. The previous year, Pete Townshend released his classic solo album, "Empty Glass"; if he would`ve saved just a couple of songs from that set and used it here it would have made this album a lot stronger. Of the bonus tracks offered here, the best song here is an early live version of "How Can You Do It Alone". Even though it`s really just a loose jam with Townshend sounding like he`s making up the lyrics on the spot I found it ten times more enjoyable than the studio version. A live version of "The Quiet One" is also included. | | | | this who album requires no apologies | | Face Dances means a lot to a lot of people, here`s why: 1. the songwriting: superb
2. musicianship: amazing
3. timeliness: right on right now
4. production and aesthetics: stellar (thanks Jon Astley)
5. value: to some, priceless i wish i could have the opportunity to work on a album of this magnitude someday. ...another tricky day...just another tricky day for The Who...they`ll get through... regards,
DP | | |
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