When he said I heard it on a tv show, I was ready for him to say CSI. When he said Masked Singer I started to laugh because I love that show and realized how much I dated my age by thinking of CSI first. 🤣
Agree. Top 5 for sure. Maybe top 2. Have to pay attention to the lyrics, which is hard to do when the music & vocals are just incredible to legal on their own.
One of the best opening lines ever "I woke up in a Soho doorway and a policeman knew my name. He said you can sleep at home tonight if you can get up and walk away"
As a young Sailor posted to London UK, i lived that opening line. Woke up in a Soho doorway a policeman knew my name. I was able to get up and walk away. And they made sure i got home.
Classic Who.... I agree with you Rome..... so many good songs,, this is at the top... one of the best rock bands ever,, and their music is pure rock and so good some 5 decades later..... great reaction !!!!!!!
Released in '78, when the future of rock music was by no means guaranteed, this was pretty much their clapback to disco --possessed of the ironic advantage of rendering you powerless to resist the urge to dance your ass off to it. Bold stuff.
All CSI shows had a Who song as their theme song. 😊 Crime Scene Investigation "Who Are You" CSI: Miami "Won't Get Fooled Again" CSI: NY "Baba O'Riley" CSI: Cyber "I Can See for Miles"
Masked singer too -- CBS Has rights to the Who catalog. All the CSI's had The Who theme songs -- CSI "Who Are You" CSI: NY "Baba O'Reilly" -- ("Teenage Wasteland" ) CSI: Miami "Won't Get Fooled Again" CSI: Cyber "I Can See for Miles" "Eminence Front" is not for everyone -- but it is a Who masterpiece.
Moon is just a total beast and this song really highlights how much of an octopus he really was. “Not to be taken away” and he was taken away, RIP. Daltrey’s singing is also furious, straight 🔥🔥🔥!
@@matthewburkart7718 Well...overweight is not musical criteria, is it ;)? He hits with less power due to the toll of overweight, alcoholism, etc, but his playing is nonetheless still energetic and perfectly on time here.
Drummer Keith Moon is a inspirational musician. He and John Bonham were hitting harder and faster than most 60 years ago. Love em both. Try "wont get fooled again"
The Who are in the same Rock Pantheon as The Beatles, The Rolling Stone and Led Zeppelin. They have been a favorite of mine since the early 60's and thoroughly enjoyed them at Woodstock. Spent time with them in Leeds in 73 and 74. They spent millions to equip a studio back then on what can easily be accomplished with a stroke of a keyboard today. Would recommend listening to these albums in their entirety: The Rock Opera Tommy and Quadrophenia. Their individual talent abounds. Keith Moon was the Jimmi Hendrix of the drum kit, rarely ever setting up a high hat and using three rows and a total of 13 toms, including concert toms and timbales. The Ox was John Entwistle, who designed a four string bass and played an eight string bass. He was also known as Thunderfingers and is unparalleled by any other bass player to this day. The voice of Roger Daltrey is an instrument that no other band benefits from as much as The Who. Pete Townhend was not only the lead guitarist, but the principal composer of their music. Another trademark of The Who is that they are performance artists, whether smashing a guitar on stage, or pioneering laser lighting as part of their concert. My favorite Who Song is "Behind Blue Eyes", but it has many other near equals, as Townhend composed over 100 songs
Awesome era for music of the best quality...substance & skill reign supreme in this gem. Can't believe all this time has passed since these lads were creating memories to last a lifetime.
So ???? Argent wasminor league Try Neil Young and Stephen Stills off 4 Way Street Album doing Southern Man!!! Kills wimpy Argent anyday!!! Or Down By the River
Made in 1978 shortly before the death of drummer Kieth Moon. Shown left to right... Roger Daltrey - lead vocals, percussion John Entwistle - bass guitar, backing vocals, synthesizer Keith Moon - drums, percussion Pete Townshend - electric guitar, acoustic guitar, backing vocals, synthesizer
Music streaming like a river out of every instrument. This song is just perfection. Every time i hear it i wanna put it higher on my "favourite songs of all time"-list. And that this song is not everyones favourite from Who says it all about the groups talent. I recommend "The Real Me" btw. :D
"Pinball Wizard" is probably my favorite Who tune; they did a rock opera called "Tommy", and that song was in it. It was made into a movie that starred several celebrities, like Tina Turner and Eric Clapton. Check it out!
The original CSI used it for their theme song back in the 90’s. Also, towards the end, before the breakdown, you hear, “Who the fuck are you?!” It was an adlibbed line that miraculously made it past the censors.
There was no government censorship on recordings. However, the government can censor things (songs, movies, etc.) that go out over the public airwaves. Your record label might censor you, though, but that's just business.
Bro with ur hair growing like it is and after watching you listen to this song- I have to tell you that you are now officially a head-banger. Your hair was flying and your head was bopping. Dude that's sooo beautiful to see. Cheers my friend
Keith Moon was an absolute god at the drums. One of those who died way too soon. He's sitting straddled on that chair in this photo because his alcoholism had caused him to gain weight. He died from an overdose of prescription pills he was using to try to fight his alcohol cravings. He died in the same apartment in London as Mama Cass Elliott, four years before. The Who now tour with drummer Zak Starkey, who is Ringo Starr's son.
Won’t Get Fooled Again may have been for a change in Britain’s administration, but it sure sounds relevant now. Long been my favorite Who song...second is Tommy, from beginning to end.
I regard "who are you" as their best song but I regard "won't get fooled again" as their most important song. The message in "won't get fooled again" will be relevant 3000 years from now.
Pete Townsend wrote this song after a drinking session with the Sex Pistols and he passed out in a doorway on his way home, a policeman woke him up and wouldn't believe he was him, the police gave him 1minute to vanish or they were going to arrest him
In addition to the Sex Pistols aspect of the song, Pete has also mentioned the song is sort of a prayer begging the question of God: "Who Are You?". Regarding the prayer part I think Pete refers to the line: "I know there's a place you walk where love falls from the trees. My heart is like a broken cup, I only feel right on my knees. I spit out like a sewer hole, yet still receive your kiss. How can I measure up to anyone now after such a love as this?". Pete has also described the song "Bargain" as a prayer.
Wow I’m a huge punk rock fan as well as classic rock and I’ve never heard that before!!! If it’s true that’s one of the greatest stories in rock history lol
1. Won't Get Fooled Again 2. Join Together ( with the band ) 3. Baba O'Reilly 4. Squeeze Box 5. Another Tricky Day 6. My Generation 7. Substitute 8. Bargain 9. Mobile 10. Long Live Rock
You should check them out live. Also, Pete Townsend wrote a rock-opera called "Tommy". It's one whole album. It's quite the little masterpiece. The 3 musicians in this band influenced music forever.
Keith Moon was just as much a musician as the rest of them. Take the drums out of your three favorite Who songs and they fall flat. Just like if one of the other guys was missing.
You probably heard it on the tv series *CSI: Crime Scene Investigation* and *CSI: Las Vegas* on the other branches of the shows( the spin offs) were these *The Who* classic songs *CSI:Mami *Won't Get Fooled Again*, CSI:New York, *Baba O'reilly* and CSI: Cyber *I Can See For Miles* as far as greatest songs from *The Who* in my opinion are *Eminence Front, My Generation, Happy Jack, Squeeze Box, Reign O'ver Me.* Love Peace and Happiness Y'all!!
We are lucky here where I live. Our classic rock station is local owned and programed, we get all these songs uncensored from this to money for nothing and life in the fast lane lol.
Yes, The Masked Singer has been using this song in every episode. Not only when the host walks out, but also at the end, when they reveal one of the singers.
@@antarcticorb9197 well, yes, depending on how you interpret the sentence that works also. I remember the action of the song being censored at some point, just as I remember the state of the song being uncensored on the radio.
I'm pretty sure it happened after Janet Jackson's breast got exposed at the Super Bowl in the mid-00's. They cracked down on everyone, especially radio after that. It's what drove Howard Stern to satellite radio.
Would like to see you check out Clutch, fantastic interesting band. "Careful with that Mic", "Regulators", "Electric Worry", "Wishbone" you won't be disappointed
Try Won't Get Fooled Again. Best rock scream ever! I was 12 years old when Squeeze Box was released and it was my first time to really "hear" The Who. It didn't take me long to raid my older brothers' record collections and discover older Who songs. Enjoy the ride of discovering more songs.
Nice to see you riding the groove. Always good to see your reacts. Hope all is well. For a cool 70s tune I always thought the Ozark MT. Daredevils " Jackie Blue" would have some legs.
The theme for CSI. One of The Who's best tunes. Bassist John Entwistle and drummer Keith Moon made up the best rhythm section in rock history. The Who (now The Two ) haven't been the same since losing those two icons. Whoi's Next is one of the greatest rock albums of all time. Period!
Amazing song, love the who! I agree this is one of their best. But you asked if it can be topped? Challenge accepted! I think I can meet your challenge with the WHO's song, "Love, Reign O’er Me". Its one of their most iconic songs ever put out. But I'll let you be the judge of that. Watch the studio version with lyrics, not the live version. I really think you will have a new who favorite song :) Cheers my friend!
Such a very unique band..... I have a hard time picking a favorite song. I’ve always loved Tommy the entire rock opera. So creative, great story, awesome music and several excellent guest appearances. I saw them live back in the ‘80’s badass light show as well!
Yes this is played when Nick Cannon comes out. I love the Masked Singer! Great entertainment! Thanks, James for the very enjoyable reaction and God bless you and your family. ☮️🖤🤟
In 2016, I went to Palm Springs for the Desert Trip weekend concert. Friday Night - Bob Dylan, then The Rolling Stones. Saturday Night - Neil Young, then Paul McCartney Sunday Night - The Who, then Roger Waters All were great!!! All were a bit different. All were from my era. I’m 62. The Who was my favourite show for the weekend. Many people said the same. They knocked it out of the park!
"Who Are You" is used as the theme song to most international versions of the mystery singing competition series The Masked Singer including the American version. "Who Are You" was used as background music in scene from the Nicolas Roeg movie Bad Timing. "Who Are You" is the theme to the TV show CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. Furthermore, an episode even took its title from the song (Season 1 Episode 6). Also in the series 150th episode, Roger Daltrey himself guest-starred (in the season 7 episode "Living Legend"[7]).
For me when these songs come on from the TV show I know what the original song is. Being a child of the 60's and growing up with this music has been amazing. I love watching the reactions to what for me is every day music..x
CSI used this as its theme song. The show was on for years and "Who" songs used for the entire CSI franchise.
Right you are!
When he said I heard it on a tv show, I was ready for him to say CSI. When he said Masked Singer I started to laugh because I love that show and realized how much I dated my age by thinking of CSI first. 🤣
@@ZebraDazzle66 Same! 😂😂😂 I’ve never even seen the Masked Singer. I watched CSI though.
It does play at the end of the Masked Singer but it's been on every CSI franchise since the beginning. This is still an awesome song!!!!
@@BeachDreamere they have this one on the original csi, the others used other songs by The Who.
Won't Get Fooled Again is epic
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He's done it
Oh Yes!👍🏻👍🏻
Agree. Top 5 for sure. Maybe top 2. Have to pay attention to the lyrics, which is hard to do when the music & vocals are just incredible to legal on their own.
One of the best opening lines ever "I woke up in a Soho doorway and a policeman knew my name. He said you can sleep at home tonight if you can get up and walk away"
Why
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As a young Sailor posted to London UK, i lived that opening line. Woke up in a Soho doorway a policeman knew my name.
I was able to get up and walk away. And they made sure i got home.
@@ZaveAres if you have to ask, you'll never understand...
That's a true story by the way... Townsend was fucked up on booze so he says...
Classic Who.... I agree with you Rome..... so many good songs,, this is at the top... one of the best rock bands ever,, and their music is pure rock and so good some 5 decades later..... great reaction !!!!!!!
Released in '78, when the future of rock music was by no means guaranteed, this was pretty much their clapback to disco --possessed of the ironic advantage of rendering you powerless to resist the urge to dance your ass off to it. Bold stuff.
I remember throwing punches around and preaching from my chair. Let that sink in and picture it. Probably the single coolest line of all time.
'love reign o'er me' is one of their best, too. they're a rabbit hole of classics.
Totally with you on that one, bro. Powerful song.
Yes!!!
Definitely
Absolutley!
"Reign O'er Me" tops this one, easily. You'll see.
Love, Reign O'ver Me was going to be my choice as well.
Yes yes, my fav.
@@scottlaughlin9897 Reign is a good song, as is "the real me." But to me, "who are you" is their best.
I agree 100%
Yes 100%. I saw The Who in Camden, NJ. They played every song from Quadraphenia. INCREDIBLE
CSI Las Vegas had this as it's theme song
All CSI shows had a Who song as their theme song. 😊
Crime Scene Investigation "Who Are You" CSI: Miami "Won't Get Fooled Again" CSI: NY "Baba O'Riley" CSI: Cyber "I Can See for Miles"
Masked singer too -- CBS Has rights to the Who catalog.
All the CSI's had The Who theme songs --
CSI "Who Are You"
CSI: NY "Baba O'Reilly" -- ("Teenage Wasteland" )
CSI: Miami "Won't Get Fooled Again"
CSI: Cyber "I Can See for Miles"
"Eminence Front" is not for everyone -- but it is a Who masterpiece.
@@spikeysnack It would made a great CSI theme song too. "Come and join our party dressed to kill....Dress yourself to KILL!"
Moon is just a total beast and this song really highlights how much of an octopus he really was. “Not to be taken away” and he was taken away, RIP. Daltrey’s singing is also furious, straight 🔥🔥🔥!
Kinda disagree. Keith was overweight and slow on this one
The Ox is my favourite Moon piece. His energy batters me into a different world.
I agree with you Vicky.
@@matthewburkart7718 Well...overweight is not musical criteria, is it ;)? He hits with less power due to the toll of overweight, alcoholism, etc, but his playing is nonetheless still energetic and perfectly on time here.
@@diogenesagogo Totally agree!!!! Moonie is outrageous on this one!
Won't Get Fooled Again" , and "Baba O' Riley" are a few more awesome tunes of there's
And See Me, Feel Me, Tough Me, Heal Me.
BABA O'Reilly OK but nothing great
The Who's catalog is DEEP. Every single track on Who's Next is a classic.
"Pinball Wizard" is another great song by the WHO ☮️✌️
100%
Love Reign O'er Me...
Summertime Blues from Live At Leed's
Won't Get Fooled Again
The Real Me
The list is all but endless...
Drummer Keith Moon is a inspirational musician. He and John Bonham were hitting harder and faster than most 60 years ago. Love em both. Try "wont get fooled again"
To true along with Bill Ward and Ian Paice they were the best of the bunch back in the day
Those two combined produced Animal.
He did it already
@@alrivers2297 I'm good at being wrong
Have you done Baba O'Riley yet?
Behind Blue Eyes is another great one.
THE WHO "MY GENERATION" & "MAGIC BUS"..CLASSICS..TRUTH!!
The Who are in the same Rock Pantheon as The Beatles, The Rolling Stone and Led Zeppelin. They have been a favorite of mine since the early 60's and thoroughly enjoyed them at Woodstock. Spent time with them in Leeds in 73 and 74. They spent millions to equip a studio back then on what can easily be accomplished with a stroke of a keyboard today. Would recommend listening to these albums in their entirety: The Rock Opera Tommy and Quadrophenia. Their individual talent abounds. Keith Moon was the Jimmi Hendrix of the drum kit, rarely ever setting up a high hat and using three rows and a total of 13 toms, including concert toms and timbales. The Ox was John Entwistle, who designed a four string bass and played an eight string bass. He was also known as Thunderfingers and is unparalleled by any other bass player to this day. The voice of Roger Daltrey is an instrument that no other band benefits from as much as The Who. Pete Townhend was not only the lead guitarist, but the principal composer of their music. Another trademark of The Who is that they are performance artists, whether smashing a guitar on stage, or pioneering laser lighting as part of their concert. My favorite Who Song is "Behind Blue Eyes", but it has many other near equals, as Townhend composed over 100 songs
You know, you can be so used to song, that it can be a pleasant surprise to really pay attention and relearn why it’s so good 👍
“The Real Me” off of the Quadrophenia album shows their individual musical mastery and how they forged those pieces into an iconic sound
The Who are incredible, lucky enough to have seen them 3 times. Love them.
Fun fact: Rod Argent, who played with The Zombies and Argent ("Hold Your Head Up"), played piano on this track.
Wow, didn't know that. Thanks for that, Brilliant!
@Melvin Brown 👍
Awesome era for music of the best quality...substance & skill reign supreme in this gem. Can't believe all this time has passed since these lads were creating memories to last a lifetime.
I was kind of wondering how they'd get such sublime piano playing sneaking in there without it being somebody like Rod.
So ???? Argent wasminor league Try Neil Young and Stephen Stills off 4 Way Street Album doing Southern Man!!! Kills wimpy Argent anyday!!! Or Down By the River
The bass solo is so good and this song just grooves hard! One of my all time favorite WHO songs
The Who has many really great songs but this one has been my favorite since 1983.
Made in 1978 shortly before the death of drummer Kieth Moon. Shown left to right...
Roger Daltrey - lead vocals, percussion
John Entwistle - bass guitar, backing vocals, synthesizer
Keith Moon - drums, percussion
Pete Townshend - electric guitar, acoustic guitar, backing vocals, synthesizer
515, Doctor Jimmy, Baba O'REILLY, and many, many more . The Who are one of the greatest bands
Music streaming like a river out of every instrument. This song is just perfection. Every time i hear it i wanna put it higher on my "favourite songs of all time"-list.
And that this song is not everyones favourite from Who says it all about the groups talent. I recommend "The Real Me" btw. :D
My favorite song of theirs is Behind Blue Eyes.
This.
"Pinball Wizard" is probably my favorite Who tune; they did a rock opera called "Tommy", and that song was in it. It was made into a movie that starred several celebrities, like Tina Turner and Eric Clapton. Check it out!
The original CSI used it for their theme song back in the 90’s.
Also, towards the end, before the breakdown, you hear, “Who the fuck are you?!” It was an adlibbed line that miraculously made it past the censors.
There was no government censorship on recordings. However, the government can censor things (songs, movies, etc.) that go out over the public airwaves. Your record label might censor you, though, but that's just business.
@@creech54 FCC
@@TahoeNevada Exactly.
what was more miraculous to me as a kid was that WNEW-FM in NY would play it and not censor it.
It made it past the censors twice. At 2:50 and again at 6:16. Can’t be much of an ad-lib if its in the same spot in both chorus’.
Baba O'Riley--their best tune on vinyl and absolutely LIVE
Love The Who...dear Keith burned out way too soon...RIP Keith and John ✌️
"Slip Kid, 5:15, I've Had Enough, Love Reign O'r Me, It's Hard, Behind Blue Eyes, Too Much Of Anything" there is a wealth of songs to pick.
Townshend put defensive anger at punk into this one; another defensively angry banger is "The Real Me" from _Quadrophenia_ .
You cannot start playing this song without first dramatically removing a pair of sunglasses. That's the law.
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@@ginahollingsworth5907 YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!
... while avoiding making eye contact.
Wrong one. For this one you need to make a situational quip, preferably with a pun.
These are some hardcore lyrics. It’s real Rock n Roll!
The drums on this song-insane.
Bro with ur hair growing like it is and after watching you listen to this song- I have to tell you that you are now officially a head-banger. Your hair was flying and your head was bopping. Dude that's sooo beautiful to see. Cheers my friend
Keith Moon was an absolute god at the drums. One of those who died way too soon. He's sitting straddled on that chair in this photo because his alcoholism had caused him to gain weight. He died from an overdose of prescription pills he was using to try to fight his alcohol cravings.
He died in the same apartment in London as Mama Cass Elliott, four years before.
The Who now tour with drummer Zak Starkey, who is Ringo Starr's son.
I've listened to the who for over fifty years now and this is my third favourite after won't get fooled again and substitute, great band
Won’t Get Fooled Again may have been for a change in Britain’s administration, but it sure sounds relevant now.
Long been my favorite Who song...second is Tommy, from beginning to end.
Yeah, man! Substitute is bomb!
I regard "who are you" as their best song but I regard "won't get fooled again" as their most important song.
The message in "won't get fooled again" will be relevant 3000 years from now.
"Substitute" and "I'm a Boy," both underrated.
It was a sincere pleasure watching your reaction! The Who is a legendary band...Continue to enjoy!
They have a deep excellent catalog.
Last song and album b4 Keith Moon died. The back of that chair he's sitting in is a memorial.
The ironic thing is that this was Keith Moon’s last album before he passed and the chair he is on says Not to be Taken Away. We wish.
Watch My Generation on the ed Sullivan show. Best base line ever. RIP John and Keith, one of the best base/drummer combos ever.
The best rock and roll ever
Love Reign O'er Me is another great song from The Who.
Many many great WHO songs.
Pete Townsend wrote this song after a drinking session with the Sex Pistols and he passed out in a doorway on his way home, a policeman woke him up and wouldn't believe he was him, the police gave him 1minute to vanish or they were going to arrest him
In addition to the Sex Pistols aspect of the song, Pete has also mentioned the song is sort of a prayer begging the question of God: "Who Are You?". Regarding the prayer part I think Pete refers to the line: "I know there's a place you walk where love falls from the trees. My heart is like a broken cup, I only feel right on my knees. I spit out like a sewer hole, yet still receive your kiss. How can I measure up to anyone now after such a love as this?". Pete has also described the song "Bargain" as a prayer.
Wow I’m a huge punk rock fan as well as classic rock and I’ve never heard that before!!! If it’s true that’s one of the greatest stories in rock history lol
@@preheatedmusic8262 it was the sex pistols as in paul cook and steve jones, i heard it on one of steves KLSO radio shows on youtube
Love anything by the who
1. Won't Get Fooled Again
2. Join Together ( with the band )
3. Baba O'Reilly
4. Squeeze Box
5. Another Tricky Day
6. My Generation
7. Substitute
8. Bargain
9. Mobile
10. Long Live Rock
"Love, Reign o'er Me" is going to blow your fucking mind.
You should check them out live. Also, Pete Townsend wrote a rock-opera called "Tommy". It's one whole album. It's quite the little masterpiece. The 3 musicians in this band influenced music forever.
Keith Moon was just as much a musician as the rest of them. Take the drums out of your three favorite Who songs and they fall flat. Just like if one of the other guys was missing.
WAST THEIR FIRST OR EVEN BEST OPERA FROM THE... VERY EARLY ON THEY DID AN OPERETTA (CAN'T REMEMBER THE NAME) BUT THE TRUE MASTERPIECE IS QUADROPHENIA
@@darikmatters8866 A Quick One. They also did another operatta called Rael Part 1 and Part 2.
@@darikmatters8866 He NEEDS to hear Quadrophenia.
@@SiriusJMoonlight all 120 minutes i one sitting
My sister had this as her voicemail greeting. “Who are you? Who, who, who, who?”
And the award for Most Animated Reaction goes to.........ROME LIFE !🤣
You need to watch their Rock Opera "Tommy" one evening - featuring a young pinball wizard Elton John, Tina Turner, and more...
James: "This is the greatest Who song."
Eminence Front: "Hold my beer."
RIGHT?! It only gets better❣️
Agreed.
Yeah, it's a banger! The Who rabbit hole is waaaaay deep and filled with great music. More, please. Cheers....
You probably heard it on the tv series *CSI: Crime Scene Investigation* and *CSI: Las Vegas* on the other branches of the shows( the spin offs) were these *The Who* classic songs *CSI:Mami *Won't Get Fooled Again*, CSI:New York, *Baba O'reilly* and CSI: Cyber *I Can See For Miles* as far as greatest songs from *The Who* in my opinion are *Eminence Front, My Generation, Happy Jack, Squeeze Box, Reign O'ver Me.* Love Peace and Happiness Y'all!!
I'm just glad to hear it here instead of the censored radio version they have nowadays.
We are lucky here where I live. Our classic rock station is local owned and programed, we get all these songs uncensored from this to money for nothing and life in the fast lane lol.
I hate that,John..Just like Dire Straits and Money for Nothing .Don't play it if you don't play it the way the artist created it..
I love the deep cuts from this album: "Music Must Change", "Guitar and Pen", "Sister Disco", "905."
'Love is Coming Down' is stunning, including Ted Astley's strings and brass. Why does it never get a mention?
Love watching anyone jam out to old school rock for the first time
Me too, these kids just don't know what they missed. We had something new and great weekly in the 70's!
Yes, The Masked Singer has been using this song in every episode. Not only when the host walks out, but also at the end, when they reveal one of the singers.
All three CSI shows feature a WHO song including this one.
I am a Pinhead so Pinball Wizard. I have modeled my entire life after that song.
Keith Moon unbelievable drummer,. Rest In Peace
John Bonham and Neil Peart also gone...
I'm only in my 20s but I can remember this being on the radio with the 'who the fuck are you' being uncensored, damn you fcc!!
You mean being censored?
@@antarcticorb9197 well, yes, depending on how you interpret the sentence that works also. I remember the action of the song being censored at some point, just as I remember the state of the song being uncensored on the radio.
I'm pretty sure it happened after Janet Jackson's breast got exposed at the Super Bowl in the mid-00's. They cracked down on everyone, especially radio after that. It's what drove Howard Stern to satellite radio.
@Penderyn Lewsyn lol!
Right on
Won't get fooled again is a banger, and very relavent in these dystopian times.
Would like to see you check out Clutch, fantastic interesting band. "Careful with that Mic", "Regulators", "Electric Worry", "Wishbone" you won't be disappointed
Try Won't Get Fooled Again. Best rock scream ever!
I was 12 years old when Squeeze Box was released and it was my first time to really "hear" The Who. It didn't take me long to raid my older brothers' record collections and discover older Who songs. Enjoy the ride of discovering more songs.
You always go nuts over The Who! Great reaction sweetheart ❤️
The chair that Keith Moon is sitting in. “Not to be taken away”. Sadly, he was taken away. It’s the last album he played on. RIP
THE ONLY ONE THAT MIGHT CHANGE YOUR #1 STATUS FOR THE WHO IS PROBABLY "LOVE REIGN OVER ME".
Pure Quality right there, can't go wrong with the Who, Class.
You should listen from beginning to end the entire double-album Tommy.
Or better yet, Quadrophenia.
Sally Simpson
Won’t get fooled again is a better tune imo
Nope listen to Down By the River Live or Goin Home live by Neil
Nice to see you riding the groove. Always good to see your reacts. Hope all is well. For a cool 70s tune I always thought the Ozark MT. Daredevils " Jackie Blue" would have some legs.
I am kinda particular to If You want to get to heaven also
That is a fantastic song-love it. 👍
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30 years ago this song was voted in the 10 top of all time best rock songs ever. Won't Get Fooled Again in there too.
The theme for CSI. One of The Who's best tunes. Bassist John Entwistle and drummer Keith Moon made up the best rhythm section in rock history. The Who (now The Two ) haven't been the same since losing those two icons. Whoi's Next is one of the greatest rock albums of all time. Period!
Your next song by The Who should be "Love Reign O'er Me" from the "Quadrophenia" album.
Love love this song. Was lucky enough to meet Pete and Roger backstage a few years ago in Toronto. ! What a show! Rock on!!
The chair Keith is sitting in...”NOT TO BE TAKEN AWAY”. He was. Glad I got experience The Who with him on drums. ❤️😎
Have you done won’t get fooled again by The Who? Just as good as this one.
There’s a good version of Substitute that the group did at Monterey that’s worth listening to.
Amazing song, love the who! I agree this is one of their best. But you asked if it can be topped? Challenge accepted! I think I can meet your challenge with the WHO's song, "Love, Reign O’er Me". Its one of their most iconic songs ever put out. But I'll let you be the judge of that. Watch the studio version with lyrics, not the live version. I really think you will have a new who favorite song :) Cheers my friend!
The original Angry Young Men 🇬🇧 Perl Jam and Green Day influenced by them as were many punk bands.
Such a very unique band..... I have a hard time picking a favorite song. I’ve always loved Tommy the entire rock opera. So creative, great story, awesome music and several excellent guest appearances. I saw them live back in the ‘80’s badass light show as well!
I heard this when I was - ten? - and found it was a real song. It was bonkers to find out it was a real song.
Oh, I'm 47.
"Love, Reign O'er Me" and "You Better You Bet" are musts.
"Love Reign O'er Me" is another phenomenal Who song
Yes this is played when Nick Cannon comes out. I love the Masked Singer! Great entertainment! Thanks, James for the very enjoyable reaction and God bless you and your family. ☮️🖤🤟
They were in their time one of if not the best live bands in the world and if you’ve never seen them it was and is your loss best bass player in rock!
In 2016, I went to Palm Springs for the Desert Trip weekend concert.
Friday Night - Bob Dylan, then The Rolling Stones.
Saturday Night - Neil Young, then Paul McCartney
Sunday Night - The Who, then Roger Waters
All were great!!! All were a bit different. All were from my era. I’m 62.
The Who was my favourite show for the weekend. Many people said the same. They knocked it out of the park!
You totally brought a smile to my face....you keep being you. Loved this reaction.
Beautiful reaction. It's so wonderful to watch you fall in love with the same music that was blowing us all away, back in the day.
Who's Next with Bargin, Won't Get Fooled Again, Behind Blue Eyes, Baba O'Riley is my favorite Album. Bur this is one of their best.
Was the first album I had on lp, cassette and CD one of the first two CDs I bought along with Van Morrison's Moondance.
Damn, youtube is taking me on a lyrical journey through my own life and thoughts, it's nuts - and your intros are looking great btw
About time bro . I suggested this month's ago lol , 5:15 is another good track of theirs
"Who Are You" is used as the theme song to most international versions of the mystery singing competition series The Masked Singer including the American version.
"Who Are You" was used as background music in scene from the Nicolas Roeg movie Bad Timing.
"Who Are You" is the theme to the TV show CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. Furthermore, an episode even took its title from the song (Season 1 Episode 6). Also in the series 150th episode, Roger Daltrey himself guest-starred (in the season 7 episode "Living Legend"[7]).
For me when these songs come on from the TV show I know what the original song is. Being a child of the 60's and growing up with this music has been amazing. I love watching the reactions to what for me is every day music..x