Pete Townshend - Psychoderelict. Live In New York (2005) [DVD]{Universal} 
DVD9 -> 7.68 Gb | All Regions | NTSC 4:3 | Dolby AC3, 2 ch / DTS, 6 ch | ~ 168 m | ISO Image
Subs: English, French, German, Portuguese, Spanish
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© 2005 Universal | 0602498406021
Rock / Contemporary Rock / Hard Rock / Art Rock Peter Dennis Blandford "Pete" Townshend (19 de mayo de 1945) es un guitarrista, cantante y compositor británico de rock, reconocido principalmente por su trabajo con el grupo de rock The Who. Su carrera con The Who abarca más de cuarenta años, durante los cuales el grupo pasó a ser considerado una de las bandas más influyentes de la década de 1960 y de 1970. Según declaró Eddie Vedder, líder de Pearl Jam: «The Who es posiblemente el mejor grupo en directo» Although this two hour-plus 1993 concert kicks off with Townshend's slightly croakier
take on various Who classics, the bulk is given over to a theatrical
show of his concept piece, Psychoderelict. Centring around an ageing
rock star whose career is revitalised by a plot involving the media and
an erotic photograph of a 14-year-old girl, Psychoderelict - begun in
the 70s - is, with hindsight, an eerily accurate prediction of internet
paedophilia and Townshend's own public troubles. Other than the Who-ish
English Boy, the songs don't match the theory, although his take on
Behind Blue Eyes is wonderfully self-doubting.
Of interest beyond the most committed Who fans, the accompanying
interview gives full and illuminating explanation of his long-standing
fears about child porn, certainly enough to quell any lingering doubt
about the man and his creative motivations.
Pete Townshend, after the failed Life House project, gave us Tommmy and Quadrophenia,
two of our modern orchestrated rock masterpieces. Psychoderelict,
although not in league with the latter two, is a fantastic project
driven by Townshend's masterful acoustic guitar and a tight backup band.
Those unaware of Life House, which has appeared in bits and pieces
throughout the Who's various works (most notably on 1973's Who's Next),
now comes to fruition in Psychoderelict, a driving rock play which
utilizes some of the same multimedia effects as the Tommy and
Quadrophenia touring shows. Although Townshend, in the accompanying
interview, denies it is autobiographical (but admits the lead character
is partly based upon his own career), Psychoderelict gives hard driving
insight into the career of a fading rock star who seeks, at the end, to
use his hard-won career knowledge to the greater good. Nothing less
could be expected of a true virtuoso such as Townshend.
tracklist: 01. Pinball Wizard
02. See Me Feel me / Listening To You
03. Let My Love Open The Door
04. Rough Boys
05. Behind Blue Eyes
06. The Kids Are Alright
07. Keep Me Turning
08. Eminence Front Psychoderelict show begins
09. Introduction to Psychoderelict
10. English Boy
11. Meher Baba M3
12. Let’s Get Pretentious
13. Meher Baba M4
14. Early Morning Dreams
15. I Want That Thing
16. Introduction: Outlive the Dinosaur
17. Gridlife 1
18. Flame
19. Now And Then
20. I Am Afraid
21. Gridlife 2
22. Don’t Try to Make Me Real
23. Introduction: Predictable
24. Predictable
25. Flame
26. Meher Baba M5 (Vivaldi)
27. Fake It
28. Introduction: Now And Then (Reprise)
29. Now And Then (Reprise)
30. Baba O’Reily (Demo)
31. English Boy (Reprise) Psychoderelict show ends
32. A Little Is Enough
33. You Better You Bet
34. Face The Face
35. Won’t Get Fooled Again / Let’s See Action
36. Magic Bus
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