Jim Charles You have that right more than right glad you noticed do you know how many of those little studios he has packed which deaf? With stuff and he is half death death death I said isn’t hard of hearing this iPhone can turn into a drone but it can’t spell dropped marbles in my mouth but I was asleep from 30,000 cm
I know, right? It’s wild how cool he mixes a bit of everything especially when the genre of country rock comes in. He arguably made the best music mankind has heard in centuries - I truly mean that
@@clc-gl4jn I entirely agree with you! There is no genre of music Pete hasn't touched yet in his songwriting. And of all the songwriters in the history of music, no one of them has grown by leaps and bounds on an annual, album-by-album basis the way Pete Townshend has!
Peter Felton Same, exactly. Pete’s demo’s are outta this world, love them. Sister Disco demo is amazing as well. Lifehouse was an incredible concept album
This is almost a great as the final version! I put both in my "Who's Beaty.." playlist. Sounds great .. thansk for the upload! And yes, Pete played ALL the instruments on his demos!
There's nothing in the way I walk that could tell you where I'm going, There's nothing in the words I speak that can betray anything I'm knowing, Don't think about the way I dress, you can fit me on a labelled shelf, Don't pretend that you know me 'cause I don't even know myself, Ooh I don't know myself. I don't mind if you try once in a while, I don't mind if I cry once in a while, The doors aren't shut as tight as they might seem, I'm just trying to fight my way out of this dream. Don't listen to the words I say, weighing up if I'm enlightened, Don't shiver as you pass me by, 'cause mister I'm the one who's frightened, The police just came and left, they wanted me and no one else, Don't pretend that you know me 'cause I don't even know myself, I said I don't know myself. I don't mind if you try once in a while, I don't mind if I cry once in a while, The doors aren't shut as tight as they might seem, I'm just trying to fight my way out of this dream. Do you remember me, I don't remember you, Do you still love me, you know I think you do, I have been gone, and some prison warder knows my scream, I'm just trying to fight my way out of this dream. There's only five who know my real name, And my mother don't believe they know it, What she called me is the way I'm staying, And no one'll ever know it, Come on all of you big boys, come on all of you elves, Don't pretend that you know me 'cause I don't even know myself, I said I don't know myself. I don't mind if you try once in a while, And I don't mind if I cry once in a while.
At least the ones that i'm uploading here are all from the Lifehouse Chronicles. The only one that i'll upload in this playlist and is not on Lifehouse Chronicles is New Song (you can find it on Lifehouse Elements) Then, i have a lot of other demos from a 5 CD bootleg called The Genuine Scoop, it's a really great bootleg for Who/Townshend's fans.
Some guy below asked where he would find this song or other stuff like this. I was going to tell him it was out of print, or it was when I last looked, and it's pricey as hell. I then noticed his comment was from TEN YEARS ago. I kinda doubt he cares much now so I declined to answer him.
The Who s 1971 studio versión (far superior than the 1969 studio versión, released only in Japan), Is one of The best sounding recordings that Glyn Jones produced
@@rafael16759 The first recording of this song, was produced in 1969, for a unreleased album. This versión, was recorded in 1971 for the Who s Next album but was the "B" side of the Wont Get Fooled Again short 45 versión.
I'm addicted to Pete's kick ass demos.
He puts more work into his demos than most do into their final product
LOL...so true!!!!
Jim Charles You have that right more than right glad you noticed do you know how many of those little studios he has packed which deaf? With stuff and he is half death death death I said isn’t hard of hearing this iPhone can turn into a drone but it can’t spell dropped marbles in my mouth but I was asleep from 30,000 cm
@@jonstanton3595 wtf
haha it fits with the character
Pete's use of Country-Western music in his compositions is a hidden gem of his many talents.
I know, right? It’s wild how cool he mixes a bit of everything especially when the genre of country rock comes in. He arguably made the best music mankind has heard in centuries - I truly mean that
@@clc-gl4jn I entirely agree with you! There is no genre of music Pete hasn't touched yet in his songwriting. And of all the songwriters in the history of music, no one of them has grown by leaps and bounds on an annual, album-by-album basis the way Pete Townshend has!
Peter Felton Same, exactly. Pete’s demo’s are outta this world, love them. Sister Disco demo is amazing as well. Lifehouse was an incredible concept album
I do Think Nick Hopkins played piano on this
the quality of these "demos" is unbelievable. It's a complete song...
This is almost a great as the final version! I put both in my "Who's Beaty.." playlist. Sounds great .. thansk for the upload! And yes, Pete played ALL the instruments on his demos!
There's nothing in the way I walk that could tell you where I'm going,
There's nothing in the words I speak that can betray anything I'm knowing,
Don't think about the way I dress, you can fit me on a labelled shelf,
Don't pretend that you know me 'cause I don't even know myself,
Ooh I don't know myself.
I don't mind if you try once in a while,
I don't mind if I cry once in a while,
The doors aren't shut as tight as they might seem,
I'm just trying to fight my way out of this dream.
Don't listen to the words I say, weighing up if I'm enlightened,
Don't shiver as you pass me by, 'cause mister I'm the one who's frightened,
The police just came and left, they wanted me and no one else,
Don't pretend that you know me 'cause I don't even know myself,
I said I don't know myself.
I don't mind if you try once in a while,
I don't mind if I cry once in a while,
The doors aren't shut as tight as they might seem,
I'm just trying to fight my way out of this dream.
Do you remember me, I don't remember you,
Do you still love me, you know I think you do,
I have been gone, and some prison warder knows my scream,
I'm just trying to fight my way out of this dream.
There's only five who know my real name,
And my mother don't believe they know it,
What she called me is the way I'm staying,
And no one'll ever know it,
Come on all of you big boys, come on all of you elves,
Don't pretend that you know me 'cause I don't even know myself,
I said I don't know myself.
I don't mind if you try once in a while,
And I don't mind if I cry once in a while.
Great upload man!
Happy Birthday Peter Townshend.
this is amazing, all of it.
Bloody great!
great!!!!!!!!!!!!
Maldito seas,Esto es una genialidad.
At least the ones that i'm uploading here are all from the Lifehouse Chronicles. The only one that i'll upload in this playlist and is not on Lifehouse Chronicles is New Song (you can find it on Lifehouse Elements)
Then, i have a lot of other demos from a 5 CD bootleg called The Genuine Scoop, it's a really great bootleg for Who/Townshend's fans.
Hard to believe this is a demo.
Some guy below asked where he would find this song or other stuff like this. I was going to tell him it was out of print, or it was when I last looked, and it's pricey as hell. I then noticed his comment was from TEN YEARS ago. I kinda doubt he cares much now so I declined to answer him.
oh yeah, please tell!!! :D
genuine scoop eh... where in the world would I ever find that?
Which is the electrique guitar that l we hear(understand
so, ... I forget, did you say there is a place you can dl these, or, do they ''ALLL" of your demos come out of that lifehouse chronicles package?
I sing this in the shower.
same
I wish that N-bomb made it to the album version
timestamp ?
@@rafael16759 4:19
@@babyshambler damn
@@babyshambler seeing this again lol why would he say that hahaha
I think Nick Hopkins played piano on this
The Who s 1971 studio versión (far superior than the 1969 studio versión, released only in Japan), Is one of The best sounding recordings that Glyn Jones produced
which album?
@@rafael16759 The first recording of this song, was produced in 1969, for a unreleased album. This versión, was recorded in 1971 for the Who s Next album but was the "B" side of the Wont Get Fooled Again short 45 versión.
Yes it is just amazing....