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Title: Pete's therapy session
Review: Listening to Townshend scream, "There's No Way Out" on "However Much I Booze," and you know your in for a trip down a dark road. Other than the silly/catchy "Squeeze Box," THE WHO BY NUMBERS is one therapy session after another. Daltrey brings Townshend's emotions to powerful life on each number; although perhaps tellingly, he let Townshend sing "However much I Booze." eevn when a number is lyrically positive, like "Blue, Red and Grey," with its sentimental look at love, the love is a wistful, fragile thing; the sound of Pete's voice echoed by distant horns creating a sound of longing. "How Many Friends Have I Really Got?" asks a question that many would rather not know the answer to, and this theme of exposing every raw nerve gets to be tough to take for the course of the CD. But if you're just in one of those moods; let Townshend give voice to the pain.
