Armenia City In The Sky - Bun E. Carlos
from the album Greetings From Bunezuela! (2016) The 1967 record The Who Sell Out was their first concept album - filled with faux commercials and cheeky public service announcements - that is most noted for the classic song I Can See For Miles . As a teenager, I never quite knew what to make of this recording and largely dismissed it. However, I now find it to be magnificently exultant psychedelia and the pinnacle of the band's "modness." The lead track on the record was called Armenia City In The Sky , written by the band's friend Speedy Keen. The song even features Speedy trading goals with Roger Daltrey. I have always digged this song. Another person who digged it was Cheap Trick drummer Bun E. Carlos, who in a recent interview said: "I was always a big Who fan when I was a kid, and, in fact, I helped get Keith Moon's drums out of the cases in 1968 when they played Chicago when I was in high school. I drove to the gig, snuck in with a roadie.&