Pete Townshend - White City: A Novel (Atco, 1985)

Pete Townshend - White City: A Novel
I won't pen eleventh Who disc yet. Ta!



Notes

1. "Eleventh Who disc": Townshend released this solo album during the 24-year gap between the tenth and eleventh studio LPs by the Who.

Roger Daltrey - Parting Should Be Painless (Atlantic, 1984)

Roger Daltrey - Parting Should Be Painless
Agreed! I'll purge this bad LP. Not sorry...sane!



Notes

1. Alternative anagram: Pete blandly guarantees Rog's LP is horrid.

Pete Townshend - Psychoderelict (Atlantic, 1993)

Pete Townshend - Psychoderelict
Why, he did rotten concept LPs! See?

Keith Moon - Two Sides of the Moon (MCA/Polydor, 1975)

Keith Moon - Two Sides of the Moon
K.M. of the Who notes, "I'm soon to die!"

John Entwistle - Too Late the Hero (Atco, 1981)

John Entwistle - Too Late the Hero
To the sole talent: Rejoin the Who!



Notes

1. "Sole talent": On this album, Entwistle was backed by Joe Walsh and Joe Vitale. As Wikipedia notes, "the album was generally poorly received. Entwistle soon returned to the Who."

Roger Daltrey - Can't Wait to See the Movie (Atlantic, 1987)

Roger Daltrey's Can't Wait to See the Movie
Dire Who vocalist emerges to natter at ye.

John Entwistle - Smash Your Head Against the Wall (Track, 1971)

John Entwistle - Smash Your Head Against the Wall
A snide man largely jettisons The Who. What a lush!



Notes

1. "Largely": The Who's Keith Moon played on Entwistle's debut solo album.
2. "Lush": No less an authority than Rolling Stone concurs.

The Who - Face Dances (Polydor, 1981)

The Who - Face Dances
Och, we cheated fans!



Notes

1. "Och": An Irish or Scots interjection "used to express regret or surprise."

Roger Daltrey - Rocks in the Head (Atlantic, 1992)

Roger Daltrey - Rocks in the Head
Hi! Leathery Rog's record tanked.



Notes

1. Please note that the "hi" in this anagram is an interjection rather than a greeting. University of Redlands notes that "the meanings [interjections] express are typically emotional, such as: surprise, pleasure, realization, resignation, pity, grief, repetition, inquiry, agreement, attention, pain, hesitation, etc." In this context, we'd go with "all of the above."
   

Pete Townshend - All the Best Cowboys Have Chinese Eyes (Atco, 1982)

Pete Townshend - All the Best Cowboys Have Chinese Eyes
Evanescent solo shite between LPs by The Who. He decays!



Notes

1. Alternative anagram: He honestly believes he's a poet?! Eschew bawdy contents!