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This song was featured in the album "Automatic for the people" 01 Drive 02 Try not to breathe 03 The Sidewinder sleeps tonite 04 Everybody Hurts 05 New Orleans instrumental No. 1 06 Sweetness Follows 07 Monty got a raw deal 08 Ignoreland 09 Star me kitten 10 Man on the moon 11 Nightswimming 12 Find the River I would strongly suggest that you go out and purchase this album as in my humble opinio...

This song was featured in the album "Automatic for the people" 01 Drive 02 Try not to breathe 03 The Sidewinder sleeps tonite 04 Everybody Hurts 05 New Orleans instrumental No. 1 06 Sweetness Follows 07 Monty got a raw deal 08 Ignoreland 09 Star me kitten 10 Man on the moon 11 Nightswimming 12 Find the River I would strongly suggest that you go out and purchase this album as in my humble opinio...

This song was featured in the album "Automatic for the people" 01 Drive 02 Try not to breathe 03 The Sidewinder sleeps tonite 04 Everybody Hurts 05 New Orleans instrumental No. 1 06 Sweetness Follows 07 Monty got a raw deal 08 Ignoreland 09 Star me kitten 10 Man on the moon 11 Nightswimming 12 Find the River I would strongly suggest that you go out and purchase this album as in my humble opinio...

This song was featured in the album "Automatic for the people" 01 Drive 02 Try not to breathe 03 The Sidewinder sleeps tonite 04 Everybody Hurts 05 New Orleans instrumental No. 1 06 Sweetness Follows 07 Monty got a raw deal 08 Ignoreland 09 Star me kitten 10 Man on the moon 11 Nightswimming 12 Find the River I would strongly suggest that you go out and purchase this album as in my humble opinio...

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This is Track 14 on The Who's Album - Who's Next. Although played onstage at the Young Vic, this studio version wasn't released until 1974's Odds and Sods. Completed at Olympic on April 12, 1971. Nicky Hopkins played piano.

This is Track 13 on The Who's Album - Who's Next. Recorded Live at the Young Vic on April 26, 1971. Although "Water" made regular appearances in The Who's stage act in 1970 & 1971, it remained unreleased until a studi version of the song appeared on the B-Side of '5.15' in september 1973. This live version is previously unreleased.

This is Track 12 of the Who's album - Who's next. A long-standing concert favourite from mid-1970, this was recorded live at the Young Vicon April 26, 1971. Previously issued on the box set "30 years of maximum R&B" in 1994. A studio version was completed at the Olympic on June 7, 1971, and released in 1974 on "Odds and Sods".

This is Track 11 of the Who's album - Who's next. A stage favourite of The Who from the 1964/65 era, this Marvin Gaye classic was perhaps and unusual choice for revival for Lifehouse. Played at the Young Vic and in the concert act for the remainder of 1971, this version was recorded at the Record Plant, New York on March 16, 1971. Leslie West guested on lead guitar. Previously unreleased.

This is Track 10 of the Who's album - Who's next. This is the original version of 'Pure and Easy' recorded at the Record Plant, New York, on March 17, 1971. A later version was recorded at Stargrooves but not released until the Odds And Sods LP in 1974. Played onstage at the Young Vicand occasionally thereafter. This version is previously unreleased. (The multi-track master tape of this recordi...

This is Track 09 of the Who's album - Who's next. First recorded (then rejected) in New York on March 16, 1971, this became the first song to be worked on with Glyn Johns during a trial session at Stargroves with The Rolling Stones Mobile studio in April, 1971. This version (unlike the New York original) used the synthesizer track from Pete's demo and was edited down for the single which reache...

This is Track 08 of the Who's album - Who's next. Played onstage at the Young Vic (and staying in the live set for years), this is the second version recorded at Olympic. Initially considered as a single it only achieved this aim in the USA later in 1971.

This is Track 07 of the Who's album - Who's next. Never played onstage by The Who, this was one of the lighter Lifehouse songs. Recorded at Olympic during May, 1971.

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