The Punk MEETS the Godafather

[mywife]

Can someone tell me why the name of the song has been changed from The punk MEETS the Godfather (its true . I looked at my CD of Quadrophenia over the weekend to be sure I wasn't getting loony) to The Punk AND the Godfather?? Even the Encore Series has it wrong!! Has Pete T handed down an edict amending the name i wasn't aware of? Anyway, its not a big deal, but it sure is a different meaning title if you think of it, i think Matt also listed it wrong on the setlists and in all the the board messages I see.... anyway that's my 2 cents (still one of my alltime favorites, whatever they call it...)

[rollingmule]

tell ya the damn truth i been lissin to the who a long time and didnt even notice that, i hadda check to make sure. i reckon i dont make a s**t but yer rite. i always thought it was Punk Meets the Godfather but it aint, wonder whats takin so damn long on the Quadrophenia remaster, s**t it oughta be good. i always heard Roger hated the way his vocals sounded but i liked em. oh well we,ll see or hear

[granth]

I think on the 1st pressing of the USA LP it was 'the punk meets the godfather' and I assume 'the punk and the godfather' in the UK- on later pressings of the US LP, the quadrophenia movie soundtrack and the cds it reverted to the original UK title.

[Papillon]

It's the Punk and the Godfather on the UK '73 pressing of Quadrophenia.

This isn't the first time the "cousins" have got it wrong. Remember "The Who Sing My Generation"?

[granth]

Papillon said:

This isn't the first time the "cousins" have got it wrong. Remember "The Who Sing My Generation"?

To be technical, it's "The Who Sings My Generation" and I never understood why Decca Records always tacked that dumb word onto every album title- "so-and-so sings [insert album's most likely hit here]"

[mapleleafsfan]

Papillon said:

It's the Punk and the Godfather on the UK '73 pressing of Quadrophenia.

This isn't the first time the "cousins" have got it wrong. Remember "The Who Sing My Generation"?

i actually wondered why there were slight differences
in a couple who albums over here than what our friends over across the pond had.
i just chalked it up to home field advantage.

[Tom]

Since 2002, "See Me Feel Me" (which includes the "Listening To You"-part) has been separated into "two" songs (on the cd-covers):

See Me Feel Me / Listening To You