live at leeds

wow, talk about yr synchronicities. earlier this eve i was listening to the who's epochal live at leeds ('95 ceedee version with all the good early songs appended to the original six-track elpee but not all of tommy, thank goodness), and surfing over to head heritage, what did i find but the seth man waxing ecstatic on said alb, which, in my life, has formed the basis of at least one important friendship and is the only music outside of funhouse that i'd ever want to play note-for-note, hint hint.