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#PINBALL WIZARD SONG DOWNLOAD#
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#PINBALL WIZARD SONG MOVIE#
FOĮlton John performed the song in the movie version of Tommy in 1975. Cohn then gave the project a glowing review. Knowing that Cohn was a pinball fanatic, Townshend made his protagonist excel at the game. He decided Tommy needed to possess a special skill. Townshend recognized that the project was heavy and the spiritual side and needed something to lighten the tone. The Who previewed the album for rock critic Nik Cohn, who wasn’t overly impressed. This was the last song written for Tommy. He plays based on vibration and, as the song says, “sense of smell.” Townshend called it “the most clumsy piece of writing I’ve ever done.” WK He considered it a “mindless, badly written song.” SF The song explains how Tommy played so well because there were no distractions via his senses, such as the lights and sounds of the machine. He explained that “Tommy’s real self represents the aim – God – and the…way, the path and all of this.” FO Pete Townshend, the band’s guitarist and songwriter, followed the teachings of the Indian spiritual master, who lived in silence the final 44 years of his life. The rock opera was inspired by the Meher Baba. He becomes a sort of messiah figure when he starts amassing fans amazed by his inexplicable pinball skills. The gist of the Who’s 1969 Tommy album isn’t just summed up in this song, but one line: “That deaf dumb and blind kid / Sure plays a mean pinball.” The rock opera tells the story of a kid so stricken by childhood abuse that he has shut down all of his senses. Peak: 19 US, 15 CB, 15 HR, 1 CL, 4 Uk, 6 CN, 45 AUĪwards: (Click on award for more details). Writer(s): Pete Townshend ( see lyrics here)
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