wolfpacker said:
I'd love to see your Lifehouse mix and make that a playlist. I have a TON of Who stuff and hopefully have all of the songs.
Although I think Lifehouse giving way for Who's Next was probably for the better. Who's Next is such a great, tight album. Probably a much better career move than ANOTHER Rock Opera. What a great band.
There's a lot of interesting stuff on the whole Lifehouse project out on the internet - naturally, given Pete's personality and creative temperament, many of those sources (even his official site) can conflict with each other. As I noted before, what I've been able to gather is that there were several attempts to revive the concept, so there are some songs that I did not realize were connected to the project.
I can't get my hands on my mix at the moment, so I don't know for certain the order that I put the songs in, but here are the songs that I included:
Baba O'Riley
Pure & Easy
Behind Blue Eyes
Love Ain't For Keeping
I Don't Even Know Myself
Bargain
Going Mobile
Relay
Let's See Action
Join Together
Getting In Tune
The Music Must Change
Slip Kid
Who Are You
Won't Get Fooled Again
Song is Over
Long Live Rock
Clearly some of those songs were written for later revivals of the concept - while Let's See Action, Relay, and Join Together were remnants from the Who's Next era, for example, Slip Kid, Music Must Change and Who Are You came later on, but apparently were written for subsequent iterations of the concept. I think that most if not all of these tracks are on Townshend's big compilation "Lifehouse Chronicles" - I just cherry-picked the ones I wanted to hear the most, there are a few other songs that I have left out.