Top 5 female rock vocalists

[*jason*]

(06-29-2020, 12:36 PM)Truck_1_0_1_ Wrote: What a wonderful paragraph; the smile is beaming on me right now! lol

The bold is what I have been saying to people, the last 5-6 years; when I was younger and just getting to learn about music and my tastes/where I fit in, I always maintained that there were 2 frontmen in the Who. But yes, all 4 were absolutely frontmen and the crazy thing is, Entwistle is almost entirely on Pete's level in every major music-related element (though in writing, I don't think he is at Pete's level, while he is very good).

I picked up the Lifehouse Chronicles last month and have listened to nothing but, since. Through reading and learning, I now know how Pete wrote; he literally wrote all of the music for each musician (which I did already know), but he then went into his home studio and did take after take, 'til he got the perfect demo, of him doing EVERY instrument and singing. He did this for HUNDREDS of songs, before getting into the legit recording studios; the man was (and is, technically lol) relentless in his pursuit of putting out the best quality and best-made music he could, which is why all of the music is so well-produced and nearly perfect on a technical level.

The only other group/musician I know that was this obsessive, was Steely Dan (watch their Classic Albums for Aja; a brilliant hour of television).

If Entwistle and Pete had 4 arms each, I promise you hey would be a two-piece and handle everything themselves, lol; and many forget that Entwistle was a classically-trained musician as well, as he could play any horn or woodwind (and he did, frequently) and his piano playing is excellent as well.

The two are virtually unsurpassed

Yep... I never zoned out on the bass in the Who until the last 10 or 15 years. Ya know; after he died. He was sick on that thing.