The original LP matched the Who’s highest-ever U.S. played this album in its entirety during a 1996-97 tour, as well. “He blamed me for years that I created the bald spot on the back of his head - from where he hit the floor,” Daltrey jokes.Ĭalled the “Quadrophenia and More Tour,” this new jaunt is actually the Who’s third to feature their 1973 rock opera. In fact, they’ve learned to laugh about the whole thing. Of course, they patched things up: “It’s like brothers,” Daltrey says. recapped: Howard said they forgot to hire an. Then it was the perfect upper cut, and all of the energy was connected in the right place - and I really did think that I killed him.” Howard Stern revealed a horrible The Who and Roger Daltrey paycheck on a recent episode, the day after an onstage meltdown. He threw a right, and it went past, and I dodged. Then he started throwing punches and Pete, bless him, he writes great songs - but never get in the ring, Pete. … Ultimately, what happened was, he was totally off balance. And then he tried to hit me with a guitar - well, he tried to hit me.
“He came over and started poking at me in the chest,” Daltrey says. Daltrey, a former street-tough dropout, proceeded to knock his lead guitarist to the floor. Just before a run through of the album’s anthematic tune “Love Reign O’er Me,” Daltrey complained about an inattentive camera operator - and Townshend charged in on their behalf. “I think Pete was just getting to the end of the second bottle of brandy.” “It was a very silly little row,” Daltrey says, in a new video interview with Howard Stern. In fact, during rehearsals for the original tour of this 1973 opus, with a film crew there to document things, the two actually - and now quite famously - came to blows.
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As the Who gears up for another series of shows featuring Quadrophenia, beginning on Jat Dublin, it’s worth remembering that things haven’t always gone so well for Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend.
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