The Who launch tour with classic-laden show

By Jon HurdlePHILADELPHIA - The Who kicked off the U.S. leg of their first world tour for more than 20 years on Tuesday with a two-hour set that included a full complement of classic hits, a smattering of new ...

[CJ Doyle of PHILLY]

Saw The Who last night. They were truely Awesome. I remember when I was around 11 and my sister and I went to the Theater and saw Tommy (I am now 44) I fell in love with them. Loved Keith Moon the most. Last nights show, was a Sentimental journey for us and For it seemed as much for Mr. Daltrey and Mr. Townshend . They had wonderful pictures of Keith Moon and John Entwistle in the early days of The band, being Flashed up on the Big Screen while they were playing. At times it seemed as if Rodger and Pete would get choked up in the memory's of their lost friends and then they would, Try to joke off the Melancholy. To me it was refreshing and enduring how they love and Miss their friends. It made it much more enjoyable for me

[scott philly bender]

its the who what else can you say
pete is a master on guitar as well as song writing
roger looks like a 30 year old kid and sounds awsome
they can just stand there and play their albums just seeing pure genious is enogh for me
long live rock/the who and all their fans

[bilg comcast net]

I have seen the Who every time they have come to Phila since 1969. They thrill me every time. Tuesday night at the wachovia center was no different.The song that stands out for me from that set tuesday was The Seeker, something i cant remember ever hearing them do. Pete is a great artist and i dont think he knows it or at least he dosen't want the recognition. His guitar playing is phinominal. He and The Who have entertained me many years. LONG LIVE ROCK

[David Thomas]

If you can get the set list for that concert could you please post it on www.GigSetList.com
Thanks