that year. "Put the Money Down" was not completed until 1974, when it was released on the outtakes and rarities compilation, Odds & Sods. 1978 version Set two hundred years after the events in the Who's Next version, this tells the story of another attempt at a Lifehouse concert. The concert holders are helped by "muso", a cult that worships music, and are hated by Plusbond, the group that runs the Grid and the Lifesuits. 1999 radio play version Ray and Sally are farmers who grow, as Sally said, "dead potatoes". Their daughter, Mary, runs away from home to visit a hacker who has fascinated her with pirated radio advertisements. Ray goes to try to find his lost child and along the way he meets his childhood self, Rayboy, and his imaginary friend, the caretaker. Radio play Pete Townshend, along with playwright Jeff Young, completed a musical radio play script of Lifehouse as a collaboration between BBC Radio Drama and Eel Pie, Townshend's publishing company. The recorded version of this script is available on Lifehouse Chronicles, and the text is available as a Simon & Schuster Pocket Books, First Edition 1999. The book contains the unedited radio play script of Lifehouse as well as an introduction by Townshend. The first broadcast of the radio play took place on 5 December 1999 on BBC Radio 3. Intended track listing Below is the track listing of the 1971 version of the Lifehouse album as listed on the first two discs of Pete Townshend's Lifehouse Chronicles without the post 1971 songs. All songs written by Pete Townshend. Intended personnelThe Who Pete Townshend – songwriter, guitar, keyboards, synthesizer, banjo, vocals Roger Daltrey – vocals, harmonica, percussion John Entwistle – bass guitar, trumpet, French horn, vocals Keith Moon – drums, percussionAdditional personnel''' Nicky Hopkins – piano, Hammond organ Related albums 1971: Who's Next released by the Who 1972: Who Came First released by Pete Townshend 1974: Odds & Sods released by the Who 1975: The Who by Numbers released by the Who 1978: Who Are You released by the Who 1981: Hooligans released by the Who 1982: It's Hard released by the Who 2000: Lifehouse Chronicles released by Pete Townshend 2000: Lifehouse Elements released by Pete Townshend 2012: Method Music released by Lawrence Ball See also Smile by The Beach Boys References External links The Lifehouse – web site devoted to The Who and Pete