Absolutely...its been out for years now but not officially,I'll it says is on the dvd is that it's B * W from a camera on a tripod which is visible on the official footage.
According to legend, right before this gig Keith broke an ankle during one of his drunken shenanigans. And then, when his also-drunk friends were taking him to the local doctor to get it fixed, they dropped him down the stairs, and he broke the other one. And you have to keep in mind that he used two bass drums. What cortisone injections couldn't cure back then!
In my opinion definitely a better and more energetic performance than IOW 1970, they sound really tired from touring in that gig, with the exception of a few songs like Water and I Don't Even Know Myself. It's indeed a shame this show wasn't professionaly recorded/filmed, or any show from this period really.
I think I know why none of these shows were professionally recorded. They took America and the rest of the world by surprise. They were so good and so much better by light years than the last time they had toured in1968 that no provisions were made until it was too late and probably the greatest rock performances of all time had come and gone. 9:57
@@jasonsmith-bm1sv Name one. Pete burned them all and opted to take their chances on Leeds and Hull. Hull was flawed and they went with Leeds. Where are they pray tell?
@@jasonsmith-bm1sv I know there are a few 1969 soundboards but they all seem to be incomplete, however I'm not as well versed in The Who bootlegs so point me to other complete recordings that aren't Woodstock, Amsterdam or London, if there is more than these. 1970 also got some notable full professional recordings, but is there more than the ones everyone knows?
The majority of the 1969 tour was recorded I believe. Pete destroyed most of the tapes, but a small handful have survived on acetates. Ottawa 1969 is one.@@edwardgonczy3170
0:00:18 Heaven and Hell 0:03:44 I Can't Explain 0:06:35 Fortune Teller 0:10:39 Young Man Blues 0:17:52 It's a Boy 0:18:27 1921 0:20:59 Amazing Journey 0:24:14 Sparks 0:28:18 Eyesight to the Blind 0:30:14 Christmas 0:33:31 The Acid Queen 0:36:57 Pinball Wizard 0:39:46 Do You Think It's Alright? 0:40:08 Fiddle About 0:41:22 There's a Doctor 0:41:44 Go to the Mirror 0:45:11 Smash the Mirror 0:46:18 I'm Free 0:48:42 Tommy's Holiday Camp 0:49:41 We're Not Gonna Take It 0:53:16 See Me Feel Me 0:58:27 Summertime Blues (Audio Only) 1:01:35 Shakin' All Over (Cut) 1:05:27 My Generation (Audio Only + Small Clip 1:09:46) Full show with a few extra clips added in on a few songs from various TV reports. Quality isn't too good. Trying to AI upscale or use frame interpolation wasn't giving me good results because of how bad the quality is. So I just left it as is, apart from boosting the contrast slightly to make it a little less grey. Audio isn't terrible but it's very bass heavy since the camera is on the left side. The audio had a very annoying hissing sound on it too which I've managed to remove using EQ. It makes the show a lot more watchable now. There is a different audio recording of this show too which I used for Summertime Blues and My Generation since they weren't filmed. But I think it sounds a lot worse, and I also had to pitch shift and speed correct it to make it more listenable. The show as far as The Who's performance is really great. Only 2 weeks after Woodstock at their peak. Pete does one of the fastest windmills I've ever seen on Young man Blues 14:15. And on Sparks you can see him flipping his guitar around in between the big chords at the songs climax 27:08. It's a shame the show wasn't filmed properly like the 1970 show. I've listed all the extra clips added in throughout below. There is a good stretch starting at Fiddle About up to Smash The Mirror which has lots of other angles which is probably the best section of the show to watch.
I’m only 8 minutes in to this, what appears to be remarkable footage, and I see that John gets more “airtime” than any other footage, combined. Fantastic post……Brilliant!
Better than Wolfgangs vault ....this is off that camera on a tripod that can be seen on the official footage ...bought this in Camden,North London....GREAT WORK ....GREAT FOOTAGE ❤
Late and very long reply, but Isle Of Wight 1970 is pretty complicated. The official Blu-ray release was released in 30fps when it should have been 25fps like it original release. So the whole thing has ghosting on it because it's creating 5 extra frames every second making it not only blurry, but impossible to make 60fps in AI. It just looks jittery and bad. The old DVD release of the show from 2000 still in 4:3 is actually at the correct 25fps frame rate and can be made to a smooth 50fps. But the overall quality is no where the definition of the Blu-ray release. It's also not as complete, missing Substitute, Naked Eye and about a minute of Heaven and Hell. The show in general is edited so badly that fixing it up will be a huge job. Constantly using incorrect camera shots and out of sync footage. Some songs on it are made entirely from 100% wrong camera shots, like Overture as an example. I don't think Overture through to Eyesight To The Blind were even filmed. I recon the camera crew were having a 20 minute break, and started filming again on Christmas. Some songs only had 1 camera recording, but the people who edited the release just constantly swap to random shots of other songs. I want to make a version editing out all the wrong camera shots and just showing the authentic shots, but it will most likely just be the Blu-ray in it's ghostly 30fps form.
@@MontysRemasters I loved reading this. Do you think you could upload Substitute from Isle of Wight 1970? I haven't seen a good resolution upload of it anywhere and there isn’t any other footage of them playing that song in 69-70
I honestly think that someone should do the same thing Monty did with Woodstock 1969 and Collesium 1969 and find all available footage in order to make the most complete version of the show, without the repeat shots used throughout the blu-ray release.
"A French film crew filmed part of the Who's set, first shown later that year as part of an ORTF television documentary on the festival."(Saturday 30 August 1969) (From The Complete Chronicle of The Who. Anyway. Anyhow. Anywhere)
I’m pretty sure Pete wore the white jumpsuit so his acrobatics can be easier seen on stage. Keith would sometimes wear white shorts and shirt to match him. It’s partially the reason why 69-70 is personally my favorite Who era, Pete looks like an action figure and everybody moves around like they’re in an old cartoon.
Their set every bit as good as I remember ...yes I was there 54 years ago!!
Great job !!, I didn't even know the 69 set had been filmed so this is a real treat🤘🏻🎶🎵🎶🎵❤️
Absolutely...its been out for years now but not officially,I'll it says is on the dvd is that it's B * W from a camera on a tripod which is visible on the official footage.
According to legend, right before this gig Keith broke an ankle during one of his drunken shenanigans. And then, when his also-drunk friends were taking him to the local doctor to get it fixed, they dropped him down the stairs, and he broke the other one. And you have to keep in mind that he used two bass drums. What cortisone injections couldn't cure back then!
In my opinion definitely a better and more energetic performance than IOW 1970, they sound really tired from touring in that gig, with the exception of a few songs like Water and I Don't Even Know Myself. It's indeed a shame this show wasn't professionaly recorded/filmed, or any show from this period really.
I think I know why none of these shows were professionally recorded. They took America and the rest of the world by surprise. They were so good and so much better by light years than the last time they had toured in1968 that no provisions were made until it was too late and probably the greatest rock performances of all time had come and gone. 9:57
Several shows from that year were recorded professionally.
@@jasonsmith-bm1sv Name one. Pete burned them all and opted to take their chances on Leeds and Hull. Hull was flawed and they went with Leeds. Where are they pray tell?
@@jasonsmith-bm1sv I know there are a few 1969 soundboards but they all seem to be incomplete, however I'm not as well versed in The Who bootlegs so point me to other complete recordings that aren't Woodstock, Amsterdam or London, if there is more than these. 1970 also got some notable full professional recordings, but is there more than the ones everyone knows?
The majority of the 1969 tour was recorded I believe. Pete destroyed most of the tapes, but a small handful have survived on acetates. Ottawa 1969 is one.@@edwardgonczy3170
I was there and remember the Who set very well. Entwhistle really was a master bassist.
0:00:18 Heaven and Hell
0:03:44 I Can't Explain
0:06:35 Fortune Teller
0:10:39 Young Man Blues
0:17:52 It's a Boy
0:18:27 1921
0:20:59 Amazing Journey
0:24:14 Sparks
0:28:18 Eyesight to the Blind
0:30:14 Christmas
0:33:31 The Acid Queen
0:36:57 Pinball Wizard
0:39:46 Do You Think It's Alright?
0:40:08 Fiddle About
0:41:22 There's a Doctor
0:41:44 Go to the Mirror
0:45:11 Smash the Mirror
0:46:18 I'm Free
0:48:42 Tommy's Holiday Camp
0:49:41 We're Not Gonna Take It
0:53:16 See Me Feel Me
0:58:27 Summertime Blues (Audio Only)
1:01:35 Shakin' All Over (Cut)
1:05:27 My Generation (Audio Only + Small Clip 1:09:46)
Full show with a few extra clips added in on a few songs from various TV reports. Quality isn't too good. Trying to AI upscale or use frame interpolation wasn't giving me good results because of how bad the quality is. So I just left it as is, apart from boosting the contrast slightly to make it a little less grey. Audio isn't terrible but it's very bass heavy since the camera is on the left side. The audio had a very annoying hissing sound on it too which I've managed to remove using EQ. It makes the show a lot more watchable now. There is a different audio recording of this show too which I used for Summertime Blues and My Generation since they weren't filmed. But I think it sounds a lot worse, and I also had to pitch shift and speed correct it to make it more listenable. The show as far as The Who's performance is really great. Only 2 weeks after Woodstock at their peak. Pete does one of the fastest windmills I've ever seen on Young man Blues 14:15. And on Sparks you can see him flipping his guitar around in between the big chords at the songs climax 27:08. It's a shame the show wasn't filmed properly like the 1970 show.
I've listed all the extra clips added in throughout below. There is a good stretch starting at Fiddle About up to Smash The Mirror which has lots of other angles which is probably the best section of the show to watch.
Heaven And Hell (2:23)
Fortune Teller (6:35)
1921 (19:11)
Amazing Journey (21:45)
Sparks (24:32)
Fiddle About (40:46)(41:02)(41:09)
There's A Doctor (41:19)
Go To The Mirror (41:50)(42:10)(43:40)
Smash The Mirror (45:01)(45:50)(46:02)
Wish I had this in the 70's when I was a teenager.
A1000 thanks for this one.
Great stuff.
👍👊😁❤️
Keep 'em coming. Videos of the greatest live act in rock!
I’m only 8 minutes in to this, what appears to be remarkable footage, and I see that John gets more “airtime” than any other footage, combined. Fantastic post……Brilliant!
This channel is a miracle
Better than Wolfgangs vault ....this is off that camera on a tripod that can be seen on the official footage ...bought this in Camden,North London....GREAT WORK ....GREAT FOOTAGE ❤
no matter what it is a great job...thanks am a great who fan
Thanks for your work and sharing
An Amazing Journey
🕊️✌️☮️
Thanks for making this happen!
Damn! They really *tore into* the Tommy tunes. Sweet...
I guess that was all I was saying. It's suspiciously absent. I'm deliriously happy to have this. This is an outstanding performance.
Nice!! 🤘🔥🔥🔥
Finally, some footage scenes of John singing at important venues.
The Who and The Beatles,
THE ABSOLUTE BEST BANDS.
Great! Tx!
Excellent results from all your work and dedication ...
That 2nd number sez it all ... 🎵 I can't explain but it feels so good 🎵
This has made my day.
At last I can see what I was watching all those years ago!
The zenith ❤🎉❤🎉
damn standing infront of Entwistle thats brave, wonder how the hearing is now
Punk before Punk !
My Word....Nicey Nice!
Upload Isle Of Wight 1970 but remastered with 60fps next
Late and very long reply, but Isle Of Wight 1970 is pretty complicated. The official Blu-ray release was released in 30fps when it should have been 25fps like it original release. So the whole thing has ghosting on it because it's creating 5 extra frames every second making it not only blurry, but impossible to make 60fps in AI. It just looks jittery and bad. The old DVD release of the show from 2000 still in 4:3 is actually at the correct 25fps frame rate and can be made to a smooth 50fps. But the overall quality is no where the definition of the Blu-ray release. It's also not as complete, missing Substitute, Naked Eye and about a minute of Heaven and Hell. The show in general is edited so badly that fixing it up will be a huge job. Constantly using incorrect camera shots and out of sync footage. Some songs on it are made entirely from 100% wrong camera shots, like Overture as an example. I don't think Overture through to Eyesight To The Blind were even filmed. I recon the camera crew were having a 20 minute break, and started filming again on Christmas. Some songs only had 1 camera recording, but the people who edited the release just constantly swap to random shots of other songs. I want to make a version editing out all the wrong camera shots and just showing the authentic shots, but it will most likely just be the Blu-ray in it's ghostly 30fps form.
@@MontysRemasters I loved reading this. Do you think you could upload Substitute from Isle of Wight 1970? I haven't seen a good resolution upload of it anywhere and there isn’t any other footage of them playing that song in 69-70
I honestly think that someone should do the same thing Monty did with Woodstock 1969 and Collesium 1969 and find all available footage in order to make the most complete version of the show, without the repeat shots used throughout the blu-ray release.
"A French film crew filmed part of the Who's set, first shown later that year as part of an ORTF television documentary on the festival."(Saturday 30 August 1969) (From The Complete Chronicle of The Who. Anyway. Anyhow. Anywhere)
ﾃｷﾄｰ男ｼﾞｭﾝｼﾞ参上ｼｭﾀｯ!◝( ˙ ꒳ ˙ )◜🎉
❤🎉❤🎉
Right after Woodstock!
Did Pete have any other outfits? Seems he wore that jumpsuit throughout all of 1969
Then Keith and John Sebastian got ahold of Pete's boiler suit and tie-dyed it. You can see that suit on the back of "Who's Next".
I’m pretty sure Pete wore the white jumpsuit so his acrobatics can be easier seen on stage. Keith would sometimes wear white shorts and shirt to match him. It’s partially the reason why 69-70 is personally my favorite Who era, Pete looks like an action figure and everybody moves around like they’re in an old cartoon.
It's a boilersuit and he wore as he was at "work" in his words
He wore it in defiance of fashion, as he described it.
Pete in his boiler suit, worn Doc Martens and his red SG is one of the most iconic images in Rock history.
what about the color one on dvd?
Next year's show, I think.
Who is whos drummer?
Fantastic work mate
Cheers
Muito boooooooommmm.