Fun fact- @8:59 "Eau-de-cologning" was a specific reference to a 1963 concert in Blackpool by the Beatles, infamous for the number of teenaged girls in the audience who, so rapt in sexual exhilaration, urinated themselves." The cleaning crew spritzed cologne to cover up the smell of urine.
This album is a masterpiece. It is my favorite Who album and it is in my top 10 albums of all time. Oh, i just see that other people named it a masterpiece, you are right
Quadrophenia got me through my teenage years. I've been to Brighton, England twice (1987, 1989) - once in summer, once in bleak November. Train in from London, and one from Dover. Neither was scheduled at 5:15pm. Some some of the sites, used in the movie -and the Grand Hotel, without any help from a Bell Boy. I'm from Ohio, yet when I've visited the U.K., or other nations, I do a pilgrimage if I know a location.
L33, glad your back on "Quadrophenia". In many ways, this is the ultimate Who Album. Improvements in recording technology made the 1971 "Who's Next" their first Album to properly capture Daltrey's booming voice. And with 1973's technology, "Quadrophenia" was even better. Not only exhibiting Daltrey's full vocal range and power, but also fully capturing Moon's explosive Drums, and Entwistle's massive Bass. Of ALL the Who Albums, "Quadrophenia" did the best at recording their "LIVE" energy, (along with their great "Live At Leeds" Album.)
I've said it before & I'll say it again, my favourite Who album. The film Quadrophenia was made about 6 years after this album came out. Lee, you have to watch it. It captures the spirit of the album perfectly. May Love Reign O'er You 😊
After you've listened to the album then watch the film. And if and when you come to UK, pay a visit to Brighton seafront on the August Bank Holiday weekend to soak up a bit of the mod culture.
You’ve just heard the epic ending to the movie. It’s awesome. The song I’ve had enough is unforgettable once you’ve seen the movie. Easily my favorite Who album. I also love Tommy, Who’s Next, Who by numbers, Who Are You, etc..
This is sacred music, imo the peak of Pete's composition genius and the whole band at their most superb. Quadrophenia is just bloody outstanding, a time machine that never fades, and though I've listened to it a million times, it gives the same kick as the first time every time.
5:15, such a massive song! The genius of Pete Townshend to have written something so huge and complex! Also, brass courtesy of John Entwistle, who played french horn in my old school orchestra! For something completely different from them, I beg you to react to Tea and Theater, from Jules Holland. Just Pete and Roger, and surely one of the most moving songs and performances ever!
Because of my name, Tommy was my intro to The Who. Pete rarely repeats himself. Quadrophenia is amazing, Lee after finishing the album reactions should sit down with headphones, or better yet a solo car ride, and spend 80 minutes listening to the whole album straight thru. There was s also a live performance Live In London from 2014 that is really great.
The movie Quadraphenia is a facinating look at livestyle and culture of the youth in England in the 60s when THE WHO and other early British Invasion bands (creators of most of the best music in history in my honest opinion) were starting out. Fiction story of a troubled youth in a real and historic time and setting in history set to some of the best music from THE WHO and other incredible bands of the time. It ties the albums songs together in the story that you astutly noticed. I tried to join patrion to become a sponcer...but, apparently even my bank, let alone my credit cards do not have my current phone number for the verification process 😳 I would be happy to send you copies of some of my favorite Who media including books and movies for your personal enjoyment, as you are a young father and life is hard. Watching you discover and truely enjoy something that has brought me immeasurable joy for decades is bringing me more joy...if you have a PO box, I would love to send you Quadriphenia and The Kids are Alright movies and a dvd player if you need one 😂😂😂 maybe a live concert dvd and Full Moon...an insane book about the life of Keith full of very personal insight and rock and roll legandary stories of his pranks, substance abuses issues, wild parties with his famous friends...and some not so famous friends and interactions with some lucky and some unfortunate people...all written by the man referred to as his personal assistant...essentually his personal party buddy and nanny meant to help keep his antics from going over the top...which he readily admits to failling miserably at. He stopped working for Keith not too long before we lost him...some wrongly set some blame on him...he simply could no longer endur the effects if the lifestyle entailed with that job. It is obvious that he loved Keith like a brother, despite some of the more unacceptable behaviors Keith exhibbitted while adjusting to fame and dealing with unaddressed medical (psych) and substance abuse issues at a young age. (His marrage and family, mostly.) Wild, hiillarious, shocking and sad...rolled into my favorite book of all times...I litterally could not put it down and read it in a day and many more times since then. I need your PO box to happily send these gifts while I update my financial info so I can become a patron I just want to say thank you for the joy from your videos, to my fellow Who fan. I would never want your home address posted in this time...way too many psychos out there and you have a lovely family to protect....so, hoping you have a PO box. Any gifts would come....most likely via an Amazon shipment...not from me personally 😊😊😊
It’s wonderful to hear again. I’d forgotten how much I love Quadrophenia. When I was a teenager, I couldn’t believe how real it was. Hearing Love Reign O’er Me first must be akin to hearing A Day In the Life first. So great, Lee.
Quadrophenia is such a great, great album. For a double LP to not just keep your interest, but to keep you totally enthralled throughout is incredible. Lee, just for yourself, after you've done the reaction to every song in it, go back and listen to the entire thing in one hit. It will leave you both exhilarated and completely exhausted. And you will know at the end of it, that the greatest band of all time is - of course - The Who.
The difference between the studio track and any post-1979 live version of this tune is Moon. He lays down a chugging rhythm that no one else bothers to replicate, for some reason, and it makes a world of difference. As for Entwistle, he NEVER used a pick. He would sometimes use his fingernails to perhaps replicate a pick, but he never used a pick.
I saw The Who do all of Quadrophenia with John on bass in '97. He did a long bass solo and the place went nuts, I was in the floor section three rows back from the front row. It felt like being inside a tidal wave, it's one of my favourite concert memories.
Quadrophenia is my favorite album of the Who. A masterpiece of Pete from A to Z. John had also written for this album but the compositions did not appear on the final project. Each Who album is totally different from each other. There is a live version of the 2000 RAH with an extra ordinary bass solo of about 5 minutes. Well, it's Zak Starkey on drums, it's not Keith but Zak still ensures an exceptional playing. Moreover, the whole concert is a real success with guests like Eddie Vedder, Brian Adams, Kelly Jones, Paul Weller, Noël Gallagher, Nigel Kennedy. Thank you for this analysis. Well done.
Once you finish this album you should take the time and watch the documentary Quadrophenia: Can You See The Real Me. If you love this album, it will make you love it even more. PS. Don’t worry/bother with the movie just yet- i mean, it’s really good but the Quadrophenia the album shows you is the movie in your mind!
i've had enough of riding on the 5:15 so, i'm going mobile.... can you see the real me? i had this album, my sister borrowed it, never got it back... ha ha
I’ve known of this album for a long time, but I discounted its importance. I always assumed Tommy was a better album…but now I’m totally convinced Quadrophenia is superior. It has more singles that I recognize…but it’s more than that. The hits are even better when you listen to them in the context of the whole album…especially the songs that get sampled in the overture sections
From a musical composition perspective, this work is much more cohesive and and the way Townsend uses the four separate main themes woven together to express the state of the protagonist is brilliant.
Do yourself a huge favour and dig out the wonderful movie Quadrophenia,scored by the mighty Who. All about the early to mid sixties battles between greasers (bikers) and the hordes of mods on seaside resorts up and down the country. The music is fantastic for such a gritty film.
Musically and lyrically the Who's finest hour. Townshend captured the essence of the 60s Mod experience. The fashion. The fighting. The desire to fit in. The surface toughness. For me the story of my late teenage years Genius
Perhaps my 2 favorite Who songs(but partially because I had this cassette). I had the movie soundtrack version, which I think is still worth listening to -at least 'I've had enough'.
Yeah, I prefer the soundtrack version of I've Had Enough. The strings really add a lot to the emotions conveyed in the lyrics, and the bass has a more prominent sound. And the banjo is kept nice and prominent too. As I recall John Entwistle remixed the song for the soundtrack.
BTW - you mentioned a banjo in the background of "I've Had Enough" - when Pete began playing with John and Roger, Roger was the lead guitarist and Pete played the banjo!
'Oo Wednesday! The story as I remember hearing it is that Pete learned to play the banjo before he played the guitar. As kids, he and his buddy John would perform in pubs for tips, playing traditional, or "trad", jazz. John would be playing trombone while Pete played banjo. Pete remarked that he couldn't believe how much money they'd earn doing that. I think the banjo here was really cool.
So nostalgic! I'm 8 years older than color tv, and really didn't get it until I was 12. Of course I don't consider anything by the Who as nostalgic,as they still sound contemporary to me.
I’ll never forget the thrill of opening this album on Christmas morning, and then playing it all day and night. Did you do black and white to match the album cover?
I'm telling you, when you get to Love Reign O'er Me, I suggest you should do the live performance of the song by Pearl Jam at the VH1 Honors Who tribute from 2008. Eddie Vedder's vocals are otherworldly and the band is outstanding...they also followed that song up with Real Me. Come on Lee, you won't regret it
If you listen to Love Reign you have to listen to DR JIMMY and MR JIM, THE Rock and THEN Love reign, they all run into each other. This is really supposed to be heard as one album.Recurring musical themes all over the place.
@@L33Reacts Hi L33, It's OK that you heard "Love Reign" first. When We first heard this album, it took us multiple listenings. Bit by bit, we started identifying the various musical themes. Eventually, that haunting synthesizer "Love" theme, (always gives you chills"), and gets into your heart and head. It takes a full 80+ minutes to finish this Album, and the whole time you'er waiting for that big explosive final "Love Reign O'er Me".
The Who's (dare I say prog?) masterpiece. It has aged better than Tommy. Here's a phrase that has probably never been uttered before: "Keith, can you play even more fills?" :D
I liked Tommy, but Quadrophenia and this tune, Naked Eye, is what turned me into a Who fan. Another 10 from Pete. (and some of his best lead playing) It's Kenny Jones on drums, not Mooney, but still great. Genius lyrics. The Who Naked Eye th-cam.com/video/KqQCZNWaMBY/w-d-xo.html RIP Mooney and John. Thank You!
This is absolutely my favorite Who album! Saw them perform the album in its entirety in 2013, EPIC. Highly recommended finishing the album then check out the BBC Documentary about the album th-cam.com/video/HaETQJDElf4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=z-TF37v9dUG_JfvJ
Check out The Real Me and The Punk and The Godfather, both big favourites of mine from this album. There is also a movie soundtrack album which has slightly different versions of some songs and other tracks- I actually prefer The Real Me version on the soundtrack album as John's bass fills in the middle sound better to me.
You kinda just learn as you go. I’m basically gambling every day with this channel. It might go up or it might not. And then if it does go up, I might or might not actually make any revenue from it. It’s definitely very frustrating. But the community makes it bearable.
Funny you should mention it, the album is a movie in your head. I am an artists and the album inspired my pencil drawing for , The Rock the actual movie had some very good moments. but the movie in my head was better.
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Quadrophenia is a Masterpiece.
Fun fact- @8:59 "Eau-de-cologning" was a specific reference to a 1963 concert in Blackpool by the Beatles, infamous for the number of teenaged girls in the audience who, so rapt in sexual exhilaration, urinated themselves." The cleaning crew spritzed cologne to cover up the smell of urine.
Wowzers😮
That's the story I heard...& I'm sticking to it ✋️👍🏻👊
My all time favorite album.
Townshends masterpiece
For the ultimate bass, The Real Me.
In many ways, a much better album than Tommy. I love it.
Townshends masterpiece
Great album!
Yes!
I much prefer it to Tommy…I was off of Tommy for a long time but I’ve come to love Tommy again. But Quadrophenia is magnificent. I never tire of it.
The Wall personified.
This album is a masterpiece. It is my favorite Who album and it is in my top 10 albums of all time. Oh, i just see that other people named it a masterpiece, you are right
Definitely one of the greatest albums to listen to with headphones
Quadrophenia got me through my teenage years. I've been to Brighton, England twice (1987, 1989) - once in summer, once in bleak November. Train in from London, and one from Dover. Neither was scheduled at 5:15pm. Some some of the sites, used in the movie -and the Grand Hotel, without any help from a Bell Boy. I'm from Ohio, yet when I've visited the U.K., or other nations, I do a pilgrimage if I know a location.
John Entwistle plays the horns on 5:15, one of my favorites on this LP.
L33, glad your back on "Quadrophenia". In many ways, this is the ultimate Who Album. Improvements in recording technology made the 1971 "Who's Next" their first Album to properly capture Daltrey's booming voice. And with 1973's technology, "Quadrophenia" was even better. Not only exhibiting Daltrey's full vocal range and power, but also fully capturing Moon's explosive Drums, and Entwistle's massive Bass. Of ALL the Who Albums, "Quadrophenia" did the best at recording their "LIVE" energy, (along with their great "Live At Leeds" Album.)
I've said it before & I'll say it again, my favourite Who album. The film Quadrophenia was made about 6 years after this album came out. Lee, you have to watch it. It captures the spirit of the album perfectly. May Love Reign O'er You 😊
not to mention the screen debut of future rock star Sting!!
Great song and an amazing live band. I think you'd love the film Quadrophenia, fantastic film.
Love your Who reviews. Still have my ‘73 vinyl of Quad. To us teenagers in the U.K. this was a mirror to our real lives. Townshend’s masterpiece!
It really is a masterpiece. I’d love it if Netflix or Hulu remade the movie to expose it to new generations.
After you've listened to the album then watch the film. And if and when you come to UK, pay a visit to Brighton seafront on the August Bank Holiday weekend to soak up a bit of the mod culture.
This album is brilliant. Pete created a rock opera for generations.
You’ve just heard the epic ending to the movie. It’s awesome. The song I’ve had enough is unforgettable once you’ve seen the movie. Easily my favorite Who album. I also love Tommy, Who’s Next, Who by numbers, Who Are You, etc..
This is sacred music, imo the peak of Pete's composition genius and the whole band at their most superb. Quadrophenia is just bloody outstanding, a time machine that never fades, and though I've listened to it a million times, it gives the same kick as the first time every time.
Fantastic! 🎊 ❤❤
5:15, such a massive song! The genius of Pete Townshend to have written something so huge and complex! Also, brass courtesy of John Entwistle, who played french horn in my old school orchestra!
For something completely different from them, I beg you to react to Tea and Theater, from Jules Holland. Just Pete and Roger, and surely one of the most moving songs and performances ever!
Hey Barry! I loved it! I will definitely keep that in mind… thank you for the suggestion. Pete is an absolute genius
Because of my name, Tommy was my intro to The Who. Pete rarely repeats himself. Quadrophenia is amazing, Lee after finishing the album reactions should sit down with headphones, or better yet a solo car ride, and spend 80 minutes listening to the whole album straight thru.
There was s also a live performance Live In London from 2014 that is really great.
The movie Quadraphenia is a facinating look at livestyle and culture of the youth in England in the 60s when THE WHO and other early British Invasion bands (creators of most of the best music in history in my honest opinion) were starting out. Fiction story of a troubled youth in a real and historic time and setting in history set to some of the best music from THE WHO and other incredible bands of the time. It ties the albums songs together in the story that you astutly noticed. I tried to join patrion to become a sponcer...but, apparently even my bank, let alone my credit cards do not have my current phone number for the verification process 😳 I would be happy to send you copies of some of my favorite Who media including books and movies for your personal enjoyment, as you are a young father and life is hard. Watching you discover and truely enjoy something that has brought me immeasurable joy for decades is bringing me more joy...if you have a PO box, I would love to send you Quadriphenia and The Kids are Alright movies and a dvd player if you need one 😂😂😂 maybe a live concert dvd and Full Moon...an insane book about the life of Keith full of very personal insight and rock and roll legandary stories of his pranks, substance abuses issues, wild parties with his famous friends...and some not so famous friends and interactions with some lucky and some unfortunate people...all written by the man referred to as his personal assistant...essentually his personal party buddy and nanny meant to help keep his antics from going over the top...which he readily admits to failling miserably at. He stopped working for Keith not too long before we lost him...some wrongly set some blame on him...he simply could no longer endur the effects if the lifestyle entailed with that job. It is obvious that he loved Keith like a brother, despite some of the more unacceptable behaviors Keith exhibbitted while adjusting to fame and dealing with unaddressed medical (psych) and substance abuse issues at a young age. (His marrage and family, mostly.) Wild, hiillarious, shocking and sad...rolled into my favorite book of all times...I litterally could not put it down and read it in a day and many more times since then. I need your PO box to happily send these gifts while I update my financial info so I can become a patron I just want to say thank you for the joy from your videos, to my fellow Who fan. I would never want your home address posted in this time...way too many psychos out there and you have a lovely family to protect....so, hoping you have a PO box. Any gifts would come....most likely via an Amazon shipment...not from me personally 😊😊😊
So glad you listened to the studio version of 5:15, it’s my favorite Who song.
Out of my brain on the train.
Best rhythm section ever! Hands down!
Moonie The Loonie is All Over this album!
Drums are Phenomenal!!
As usual...
It’s wonderful to hear again. I’d forgotten how much I love Quadrophenia. When I was a teenager, I couldn’t believe how real it was.
Hearing Love Reign O’er Me first must be akin to hearing A Day In the Life first. So great, Lee.
Perfect black and white atmosphere
Ya gotta see the film
Quadrophenia is such a great, great album. For a double LP to not just keep your interest, but to keep you totally enthralled throughout is incredible. Lee, just for yourself, after you've done the reaction to every song in it, go back and listen to the entire thing in one hit. It will leave you both exhilarated and completely exhausted.
And you will know at the end of it, that the greatest band of all time is - of course - The Who.
Try some of their early stuff. Happy Jack. I can see for Miles. I'm a Boy. Those are short and sweet.
The difference between the studio track and any post-1979 live version of this tune is Moon. He lays down a chugging rhythm that no one else bothers to replicate, for some reason, and it makes a world of difference.
As for Entwistle, he NEVER used a pick. He would sometimes use his fingernails to perhaps replicate a pick, but he never used a pick.
I definitely liked The WHO In my younger days but I become a lover of everything Who as an older adult. Thanks Lee
I saw The Who do all of Quadrophenia with John on bass in '97. He did a long bass solo and the place went nuts, I was in the floor section three rows back from the front row. It felt like being inside a tidal wave, it's one of my favourite concert memories.
Great reaction!!! I always love the fact on the Album you can see all the band members in the side view mirrors!
Most cohesive and dynamic rock album ever produced. Peak Who. Definitely need to listen to the whole album in one sitting Lee.
Pete does a lot of foreshadowing throughout this album.
"I've Had Enough" is the albums most underappreciated song--and my favorite.
Quadrophenia is my favorite album of the Who. A masterpiece of Pete from A to Z. John had also written for this album but the compositions did not appear on the final project. Each Who album is totally different from each other. There is a live version of the 2000 RAH with an extra ordinary bass solo of about 5 minutes. Well, it's Zak Starkey on drums, it's not Keith but Zak still ensures an exceptional playing. Moreover, the whole concert is a real success with guests like Eddie Vedder, Brian Adams, Kelly Jones, Paul Weller, Noël Gallagher, Nigel Kennedy. Thank you for this analysis. Well done.
Who Wednesday Wow!
Quadrophenia is the greatest concept album ever made, followed by Pink Floyd's Animals and Lou Reed's Berlin.
The Stones and The Who. Best rock bands ever.
Once you finish this album you should take the time and watch the documentary Quadrophenia: Can You See The Real Me. If you love this album, it will make you love it even more. PS. Don’t worry/bother with the movie just yet- i mean, it’s really good but the Quadrophenia the album shows you is the movie in your mind!
i've had enough of riding on the 5:15 so, i'm going mobile.... can you see the real me? i had this album, my sister borrowed it, never got it back... ha ha
I’ve known of this album for a long time, but I discounted its importance. I always assumed Tommy was a better album…but now I’m totally convinced Quadrophenia is superior. It has more singles that I recognize…but it’s more than that. The hits are even better when you listen to them in the context of the whole album…especially the songs that get sampled in the overture sections
From a musical composition perspective, this work is much more cohesive and and the way Townsend uses the four separate main themes woven together to express the state of the protagonist is brilliant.
B&W!?! I...think I LIKE IT! Instant gravitas! 🤗
🤩 I’ve done a couple of the quadrophenia videos like this. Just wait till we get to the end, I have something cool planned 😄😄😄
The best album ever, by anyone.
Do yourself a huge favour and dig out the wonderful movie Quadrophenia,scored by the mighty Who.
All about the early to mid sixties battles between greasers (bikers) and the hordes of mods on seaside resorts up and down the country.
The music is fantastic for such a gritty film.
Roger sometimes plays 2 tambourines at once....amazing!
Musically and lyrically the Who's finest hour. Townshend captured the essence of the 60s Mod experience. The fashion. The fighting. The desire to fit in. The surface toughness. For me the story of my late teenage years Genius
Perhaps my 2 favorite Who songs(but partially because I had this cassette). I had the movie soundtrack version, which I think is still worth listening to -at least 'I've had enough'.
Yeah, I prefer the soundtrack version of I've Had Enough. The strings really add a lot to the emotions conveyed in the lyrics, and the bass has a more prominent sound. And the banjo is kept nice and prominent too. As I recall John Entwistle remixed the song for the soundtrack.
There's also a great live version of the song Quadrophenia with a orchestra - 2013 in London.
BTW - you mentioned a banjo in the background of "I've Had Enough" - when Pete began playing with John and Roger, Roger was the lead guitarist and Pete played the banjo!
'Oo Wednesday! The story as I remember hearing it is that Pete learned to play the banjo before he played the guitar. As kids, he and his buddy John would perform in pubs for tips, playing traditional, or "trad", jazz. John would be playing trombone while Pete played banjo. Pete remarked that he couldn't believe how much money they'd earn doing that. I think the banjo here was really cool.
Try to watch the movie based on the album. Very British, hard hitting, powerful....
So nostalgic! I'm 8 years older than color tv, and really didn't get it until I was 12. Of course I don't consider anything by the Who as nostalgic,as they still sound contemporary to me.
Two of my favorite songs from this double album. You called it perfectly.
Ah, brown bagging on the LIRR. Out of my brain on the train.
I’ll never forget the thrill of opening this album on Christmas morning, and then playing it all day and night. Did you do black and white to match the album cover?
Such a brilliant album, Always sounds great.
I would highly recommend the Quadrophenia movie if you haven'y seen it already.
After you listen to the whole album, watch the movie. I think I saw it on MAX. It’s a pretty cool film.
the movie is ok (at least it ain’t “Tommy: The Movie” a monstrosity) but the Real Quadrophenia movie is the album! 😊
Black & white who Wednesday. Classic L33.
I try to change it up lol a few of the Quadrophenia reactions have been in black and white just to fit the theme! :)
@@L33Reacts always cool
This song is definitely an "E" Ticket Ride!
Maybe you should watch the 1979 movie of the same name.
You should check out The Who's 2nd studio album. In the UK it's titled A Quick One While He's Away 'n the US version is Happy Jack.
Both of The Who rock opera albums, "Tommy" and "Quadrophenia" were made into movies.
Nice pick for Who Wednesday. I’m outta my brain on the train but I Hadn’t Enough.😊
I'm telling you, when you get to Love Reign O'er Me, I suggest you should do the live performance of the song by Pearl Jam at the VH1 Honors Who tribute from 2008. Eddie Vedder's vocals are otherworldly and the band is outstanding...they also followed that song up with Real Me. Come on Lee, you won't regret it
Meanwhile Krustophenia sits on the shelf
Probably my favorite who album….maybe. So hard to choose.
If you listen to Love Reign you have to listen to DR JIMMY and MR JIM, THE Rock and THEN Love reign, they all run into each other. This is really supposed to be heard as one album.Recurring musical themes all over the place.
I sadly already did love lol it was my first who song on here. It got me addicted very quickly haha
@@L33Reacts Hi L33, It's OK that you heard "Love Reign" first. When We first heard this album, it took us multiple listenings. Bit by bit, we started identifying the various musical themes. Eventually, that haunting synthesizer "Love" theme, (always gives you chills"), and gets into your heart and head. It takes a full 80+ minutes to finish this Album, and the whole time you'er waiting for that big explosive final "Love Reign O'er Me".
…..still have my 8-track 😝
Keith Moon is a God!!!
in the 1973 vinyl the banjo in Ive Had Enough is much higher in the mix.
It should have been higher here for sure.. it sounded so good! Must be a remaster or the compression
This was so good ... but of course
The Who's (dare I say prog?) masterpiece. It has aged better than Tommy.
Here's a phrase that has probably never been uttered before: "Keith, can you play even more fills?" :D
❤❤❤
Check out the jam
I liked Tommy, but Quadrophenia and this tune, Naked Eye, is what turned me into a Who fan. Another 10 from Pete. (and some of his best lead playing) It's Kenny Jones on drums, not Mooney, but still great.
Genius lyrics.
The Who Naked Eye
th-cam.com/video/KqQCZNWaMBY/w-d-xo.html
RIP Mooney and John. Thank You!
This is absolutely my favorite Who album! Saw them perform the album in its entirety in 2013, EPIC. Highly recommended finishing the album then check out the BBC Documentary about the album th-cam.com/video/HaETQJDElf4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=z-TF37v9dUG_JfvJ
🔥🔥🔥💥💥💥
You got to listen to "Tommy"
👍❤️ Yessiree
Classic Who!
It's pretty clear,
you have an idea,
there's a lot more you have to hear.
Lol @Cliff
Check out The Real Me and The Punk and The Godfather, both big favourites of mine from this album. There is also a movie soundtrack album which has slightly different versions of some songs and other tracks- I actually prefer The Real Me version on the soundtrack album as John's bass fills in the middle sound better to me.
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5:15 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
how the hell do comprehend all the blocking rules?
how the hell do you comprehend all the blocking rules
You kinda just learn as you go. I’m basically gambling every day with this channel. It might go up or it might not. And then if it does go up, I might or might not actually make any revenue from it. It’s definitely very frustrating. But the community makes it bearable.
If it wasn’t for the community I couldn’t do this every day. 100000000000%
@@L33Reacts enjoy your revues and good luck comprehending the uncomprehendable
Funny you should mention it, the album is a movie in your head. I am an artists and the album inspired my pencil drawing for , The Rock the actual movie had some very good moments. but the movie in my head was better.
Who played banjo? I mean the Who played banjo but who? I know who the Who are, but who was that?
The soundtrack version is alright..but the original is by far the best.
Schizophrenia,hell I've got quadrophrenia!