Fragments
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
"Fragments" | ||
---|---|---|
Song by The Who | ||
From the album Endless Wire | ||
Recorded | ||
Genre | Rock | |
Song Length | 3:58 | |
Record label | Polydor | |
Endless Wire Album Listing | ||
Fragments | A Man in a Purple Dress |
Fragments is a song by The Who and is written by Pete Townshend and features an electronic rhythm created by Lawrence Ball and is featured on their most recent album Endless Wire.
[edit] History
Pete Townshend explained the song's origins on his website. “This song is based on one of the very first experiments by Lawrence Ball, a composer I commissioned to create a system, and software, that would recreate the ‘Method’ music (music accurately reflecting an individual via a website) described in my three interlocked rock-opera projects: Lifehouse (The Who 1972); Psychoderelict (Pete Townshend solo 1993); The Boy Who Heard Music (Weblog Novella 2005-2006). In The Boy Who Heard Music a group of three young people form a band – The Glass Household – and their first big hit is this song.”
This song was performed live throughout the 2006-2007 US tour.
[edit] Personnel
Pete Townshend - Electric and Acoustic Guitar, Backing Vocals, Keyboards, Bass Guitar, Drums
Lawrence Ball - Electronic Music