’70 Rolling Stone “In Love With Meher Baba”
Written by a young Pete Townshend, this piece conveys the profound impact of Meher Baba upon his life.
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’95 The New Rolling Stone Encyclopedia of Rock and Roll
An excellent, brief overview of the Who’s career; includes album discographies of the band and each member’s solo career.
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’96 British Youth & Popular Culture Pete Townshend Interview
Townshend discusses Mod, Pop Art, the concept of ‘rock opera’, Tommy-Quad-and-Lifehouse, and his own future on Broadway.
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’94 Goldmine Roger Daltrey Interview
A full-length interview with Rog, on all kinds of stuff.
’74 Penthouse Interview with Pete Townshend
A very good interview with Pete talking about Quadrophenia, Lifehouse, Meher Baba, and the profound effect a trip to India had on him.
’83 Penthouse Interview with Pete Townshend
The discussion is primarily about Pete’s addictions and the Meg Patterson "black box" technique for kicking drugs, but there’s also good discussion pertaining to Lifehouse and spirituality in general.
’93 Psychoderelict Press Kit
A brief synopsis of the storyline written by Townshend.
’80 Oui Interview of Pete Townshend
Among other things, Pete talks about rock movies, Stanley Kubrick, Rock Against Racism, sex, and women in rock.
’85 Who’s Missing Liner Notes
Pete’s brief comments on the tracks on the record
’96 BBC Radio Transcription
Transcript of 1996 BBC Radio special.