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The Who - Young Man Blues (Live At Leeds) Reaction
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Keith Moon is killing it on this track. Give the the drummer some love.
@@Jarhead-ki7io but they have to pay
This is what it sounds like when three instrumentalists all think they are the lead instrument.
And the singer knows he's really the centre of attention.
THE BEST LIVE ALBUM EVER RECORDED.
The Who are the greatest live rock band ever.
That bit at 3:57 is brilliant, pete dials it back into playing delicate little jazz chords. Mental band
THE WHO didn't play their instruments, they attacked them.
This is the first rock song I ever heard in my life. My dad played it for me when I was 6 years old. I like Hip hop and rap, but ever since that day, I've always been a sucker for a sick riff.
The Who in 1970 were a force of nature.
and yes, that did sound like Robert Plant.
Daltrey precedes Plant but both are just doing their best impression of the blues
Song came out before Led Zeppelin was even formed. Robert Plant loves The Who
ahhh.....no. Daltrey sounds like Daltrey. More tight-fisted and angry. Could never mistake one for the other.
I saw Young man blues...I'm there. Top 5 live albums all time.
@Uncle Phil I left some wiggle room & said top 5. You're right, it's probably higher. My other four in no order: All the World's a Stage, Live Rust, Made in Japan & The Concert in Central Park. The Kids are Alright would be my #1 if it qualified.
Check out View From a Backstage Pass, supposedly the who recorded a second night that they deemed to be better. There was a problem with the audio equipment and Live at Leeds came to be. It would have been Live at Hull. Anyway, I'm not sure if the audio was repaired, but they released it a few years ago and many of the songs are more ferocious, if possible. There are also live Quadrophenia songs mixed in!
You should look into Mose Allison. Very interesting jazz musician.
Love Mose Allison
Definitely! One of my top three musicians ever. My tortoise is named after him. Please check out some Mose.Allison. The wit, sarcastic, and self effacing lyrics are the best you're ever going to hear.
@@NickKaminski1980 That about sums it up. He always puts a smile on my face. Was lucky enough to see him perform at a small club, The Quiet Knight, in Chicago in the mid 70's.
Best live album ever
The chromatic build starting at 3:41 is what makes this performance. It facilitates the transition to a quieter background for the pure vitriol of "they stepped BACK!" There's chugging proto-metal at 1:50 that is a full year ahead of Black Sabbath's Paranoid, and the overall attitude is very punk, half a decade before that became a thing. This performance is a de facto ground zero for both punk and metal; an equal to Botticelli's "Birth of Venus," only much darker and more sinister in its' beauty.
They really are the best of the bunch 🇬🇧
John Entwistle, just listen to that bass 👌🏻
My favorite track on this album!!!! I used to get in trouble in my college dorm for cranking this up lol!!!
The full version if this concert is something else. It never quits.
This is a Mose Allison tune. They definitely do it justice. Also, Pete always said that Zeppelin copied The Who's style. Check out Amazing Journey from this album. Moon tries to murder the drums...
Yes! Amazing Journey/Sparks from Live at Leeds is epic! So is Heaven & Hell!
@@keef7224 Ever see this?
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@@MrThumbs63 of course! Have the whole show on dvd
Pete says a lot of foolish things / he’s just jealous because zeppelin are far superior
@@timrobinson100 Even without being a Who fan, you can clearly see their huge influence on Zeppelin. Jimmy Page guitar magic had nothing to do with Townshend, and that’s about all you can give them.
This is hard core rock and roll at its best from my favorite band since 8th grade
Jazz pianist and laconic singer Mose Allison would not have recognized the song he wrote. Townshend was a big Mose fan. As a teen, he knew a bloke who somehow got records from the U.S. One day Pete heard one of Mose's records and loved his smoky, Deep South, soulful voice. Pete was astounded when he saw the record cover, which revealed Mose was a white man. After that, Pete said many years later, he had the notion that maybe he could be a singer someday.
You know what i like about this song? Everything !
I’ve always said that Zeppelin is my favorite band but The Who is the best. I know I’ll probably get jumped on for saying this, but saw both live and The Who definitely blew Zep away.
You are SPOT ON!!
Then there was the night I got to see Robert Plant open up for The Who in Chicago. The joint was definitely rockin' that night!
Vespoint.You are right there.I saw both bands live and The Who were far better than Zeppelin !
i've always said the who is the better band.. and my favorite. To me plant is the one that doesn't hold up, especially live. There are nail on chalkboard moments, and this is from a Rush fan, haha. The chemistry that the who had is unrivaled and no band has rocked harder.
@@profjohnfrinks I thought Plant was better with his solo stuff which is excellent.As mentioned previously I saw both bands live many times and Zeppwlin were good but The Who were much better!
Live At Leeds is my definition of The Who
Glad to see younger dudes discovering what I've known for decades. The Who is the greatest live act in the history of rock. Live at Leeds is THE definitive live album.
The whole 'Isle of White Festival' 1970 gig is pretty danm good too.
😄 The who - wow they are/were a great band.
This is my favorite album of all time by my favorite band of all time ❤️
Great taste Will, brings back great memories 2021 and we are still listening to The Who
👍❤️👍
Great song to react....check out the version at The Isle of Wight 1970. You can actually see them perform in all The Who glory..
Cheers!
I agree, watch the video! Also, the Tanglewood shows are on YT and are also amazing!!~
What makes this the best ever live album is that on top of the fantastic energy is the on stage banter, they all seemed to be on top form that night.
Power, intensity and supreme musicianship. They pretty much influenced every hard/heavy rock band that came after them.
Thank you, thank you, this is the shit, the best rockband in the world. Fan for life. Please do the whole album. Love from Holland
I like the end when he sings, “Young man ain’t got nuthin, they got shiiiiiit. Fuck on!”
He says "they ain't got sweet fuck all" - maybe that's just an English expressions but it's pretty common here.
@@EmptyGlass99 thank you 🙏 I’ve been wrong for many years!
Always loved Keith Moon's stix and nothin' against any of his other trax, but on this recording at Leeds Keith is on point, focused like a laser, and He Is On Fire!
I still play this in car 🎸🇬🇧 young man's blues is my ringtone 🎶
Please do a review of Young Man Blues performed by The Who at the Young Vic theater from April 1971. Some of the most kick-ass rock and roll/blues I’ve ever heard!
Maximum RnB. How about John Entwistle on bass #TheOx The WHO were 4 leads playing together.
Yes, it’s almost like the four of them were competing to dominate at times. What I love to do is try to pull them apart in my mind to make sense of how complicated it all is-interwoven layers like a symphony. Tchaikovsky’s 5th Symphony gets intense like The Who toward the end.
Thunder fingers .....the I was the best bassist in my opinion
Live at Leeds is pure rock fury.
That’s just Keith’s style: chaotic and awkward, but powerful and unique
You`ve got that the wrong way round my friend Robert Plant sounds like Roger Daltrey the first rock god. Plant said the amount of chicks he got thinking they were with Daltrey was unbelieveable. He also said they were the best live band he`d ever seen they only played together once at Merriweather May 25th 1969 and The Who blew Zep off the stage.
Further live must see are A Quick One Stones Circus 1968 and a visual performance of Young Man Blues Isle of Wight Festival 1970.
Thank you for educating me buddy!
I had the same thought!
You're so right. Plant was heavily into Joplin and the incredible Steve Marriott.
Nah....Daltrey was certainly among the first with that style of singing, but he hasn't got the singing chops of Plant. Plant's voice on tracks like You Shook Me, Whole Lotta Love and Dazed and Confused was insanely good. Plant's singing talent was ridiculous. Heavy rock and metal singers copied him relentlessly.
@@stephendavis5530 Plant`s voice was great particularly on all the covers for the first few years but went downhill very quickly. Daltrey reached his peak around a decade into his career Plant had been and gone it that time frame. Ballads, plaintive or full throated rockers Daltrey had it all.
The Who ! Rock Attitude 🔥 💯
Great video as always brother!!!!!
Best live band then.
Most fun you can have with 3 instruments.
The WHO had just finished debuting Tommy. The hardcore fans from the poor parts of England didn’t like it. They thought the original “Punks” meaning the WHO, before anyone even heard of Punk, sold out. So they decided to put on a show for the mods and rockers and prove they still had the edge. Best live Album ever
The Who are amongst the bands I'd like to be able to time travel back to see live; Pete Townsend giving that guitar a workout 🎸
Mooney 👍
Hard to imagine the adrenaline and sheer excitement seeing them live in the late 60s and 70's copied but never equaled.
@@trismaccarran9950 I was soooo lucky to see the original four many times! Keith: always unpredictable, musical and unconventionable. Watching Keith play was like watching a ballet at times. He was the best Keith Moon type drummer in the world. (as KM would say from time to time)
Legendary Live At Leeds….The Who. My older brother played this to death growing up…John Entwistle on Bass 👌🏻😎🤩
There are a bunch of others , but this could be my favorite WHO album , it's a tough decision to pick !!
You must see the video of this, to completely appreciate this performance. The Who, are a Band you have to see to get the entire picture of (No pun intended) to see "Who" they were, and what they were about. Great Band started in 1966, until .....? They were still performing as of 2 yrs ago, until Bass player John Entwisle passed away in his mid 70s . One of the top three (in my, and many other people's opinion) Classic Rock Bands ever. Those were the days.
Nice select
when I was at boarding school,all yhe teachers and all the house fathers said to each other have you heard what he's playing,they said f..k me yeah
Great live recording ,in the top tier production and content wise.!
It’s an old blues song by Moses Allison
Great reaction
gonna be Fun.
It's based on a blues, and there's a bit of blues in there, but it's really just full blow agro rock. Very much improvised as well - certainly never played the same way twice.
It's a cover of a Mose Allison song, who was a jazz pianist.
LONG LIVE THE WHO!!!!
Played loud this album will re-arrange your internal organs.
Great reaction vid! Great album by The Who.
You mean Plant sounds like Rog 😍
Greatest live album of all-time. Second greatest is "At Fillmore East.." by the Allman Brothers Band.
The Who 1970 !!!!!
my generation live smothers brothers by the who is a must reaction!!
Bass poppin , illin off the hook
ok.............you seem real. thanks for coming
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The version front Live at the Isle of Wight beats this hands down. Townshend shakes the guitar in front of the amps like he's trying to give it shaken baby syndrome.
Rocken'est live album of all time.
GREAT album.
It is what they used to call progressive blues back in the late 60's. They all played a style called "lead rythmn". Pete was playing a blend of rythmn and Iead guitar while John Entwistle was spiraling around him with what was called lead bass and god only knows what to call Kieth Moon's drumming...genius maybe?
Teez, this is the greatest live album I've ever heard!
Those power chords - fuck me!
Love Reign Oer Me, Who Are You, Won't Get Fooled Again, Baba O'Riley, The Real Me, Join Together, 515...the list goes on and on and on....
There is some latter day material that has aged well: Another Tricky Day and Eminence Front come to mind. That latter one HAS to be experienced live, for Pete's ad-lib vitriol. The 12/17/82 Toronto performance is the perfect example.
Pissed-off Who songs have always been the best to perform, for me. Usually, I have to be both John AND Roger when doing them.
You would like their cover of Roadrunner.
The Who, the band with four front men.
You should react to Won’t get fooled again live by The Who and Water live by the who
Nice!!
Check out Sparks from Isle of Wight. No video, just audio.
This band was ALL about the contrast between the genius R&B songwriter/guitarist Pete Townsend and the maniac drummer Keith Moon, whom the former to this day has NEVER understood. Bassist John Entwistle, too, was a genius in his own right, and the band tended to break down between Pete, Roger, and "the other two." Unfortunately, there's nothing to be had listening to them anymore since the deaths of John and Keith except something along the lines of nostalgia. Like the band Sha Na Na.
❤️💛🧡
Its not blues, its Maximum R&B
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Sixy!
God I miss Keith
No way my friend zeppelin are a class above
In studio yes, but not live! At best Zeppelin are exactly on the same level as the Who Live.
Don’t try this at home Pop kids!
A good version. But still doesnt hold a candle to the Live at Hull version
Robert Plant sounded like Roger Daltrey.The Who were first and Zeppelin copied.I saw them both live and although Zeppelin were really good they were nowhere as good as the Who live.
Plot Twist... Robert Plant copied Roger Daltrey!!! 😉😉
great music, great comments, poor analysis - doesn't really understand the music - pity for him