"And if I swallow anything evil, put your finger down my throat" - my favorite Townshend lyrics, such dark yet empathetic feeling to it. Brilliant songwritter!
I'm 68. In high school, my friends were big Who fans. I wasn't a fan. I passed going to see them at the Pontiac Silverdome. It was just today I appreciated the genius of Pete Townsend.
@@meneymueller6471 Doug Sandom is original the who drummer, he was the drummer since 1963 to 1965, Keith Moon was since 1965 to 1978, RIP, the Best rock bassit, the Best drummer, and RIP the Best ritmic base of the rock
I was fortunate to see all four original band members in New York City, 11 March. 1976. And saw then again in 1979 when Kenny Jones played the drums. My favorite rock band!
@@markbunce3405Bonham was fantastic, but he just didn’t make you feel the way Moon did. Bonham made great music, Moon made you feel great. Just my two cents. They’re of course both two of the best and there is no such thing as the “best of all time.”
Saw the Who for the first time in 2014 in Birmingham and this was the song I was waiting for. If the power had failed after that I would still have left a happy man. Absolutely brilliant band.
When you listen to Keith Moon's drums in isolation, they sound all over the place (Townshend says he played a beat you could fall down a flight of stairs to), however, when you add The Ox's bass lines, you realise you're listening to one of the best rhythm sections in the history of Rock'n'Roll music 😎
Rubbafingaz1 I don’t think this is the best song ever written but I also don’t think it’s hey Jude either, but it’s definitely one of the Beatles songs
May I encourage you? It's not gone - listen & see here - sound will get better - one of the best bands I discovered in the last 20 years - I saw them live - georgous and so much more to come: th-cam.com/video/isjGsh4AlpQ/w-d-xo.html
Roger always said this was his story ,and one of his favorite of petes songs ! its truly a classic and so many of us can relate too it ! including myself , with our vertion , it takes me back too those days , in acton west london , where both still have their family homes where they grew up ! and still keep in touch , with their mates from their youth !
@@AnotherHoustonKid57 Saw then 73, 76 and early 1979 in Fort Worth. I was working at a record store (Sound Warehouse) at the time of the tragedy in Cinn. and we played Who songs all the next day and I'll bet you also saw the WKRP episode about the horrible night. You probably also saw when Daltrey visited a small town high school outside Cinn. where I believe three of the kids that died were from What a nice gesture from hi. He's a great guy. Please consider supporting Teen Cancer America that he founded. They have a cool bumper sticker "Who Cares" TCA.
May I encourage you? This music is not gone - listen & see here - sound will get better - one of the best bands I discovered in the last 20 years - I saw them live - georgous and so much more to come: th-cam.com/video/isjGsh4AlpQ/w-d-xo.html
Exceptionnel The WHO.. Keith Moon à lui seul est LE phénomène de la batterie. Je n'ai jamais vu un tel génie des drums jouer comme ça . Jamais. Le bonheur absolu à écouter ce groupe. Oh oui !.
My fav Who song and saw this on TV the other day included in the whole concert...remembering why I abs adore Roger Daltry..he's so hot here,😘 love that long crinkly blonde hair and of course those blue eyes 💙..a great frontman to an iconic band, oh and that voice, what a singer🎶🎵Kudos to Keith 💕🎶💕🌟and his intro. I have the original vinyl Who's Next and Who by Numbers my fav Who albums..those albums had the best most underrated Who songs and now thanks to top American crime dramas some tracks live again as if they were new songs at the time these shows were launched..but unfortunately John wasnt able to enjoy that new success with his sudden passing on the new tour launch, nor Keith RIP both of you 😢 this show was refreshing to watch on TV last week amongst all the rubbish politics and corona virus stuff plugging out the airwaves...I couldnt believe they put something decent on at a reasonable time...well done BBC.
quite simply thee best british band ever , they were all geniuses , keiths theatre , rogers voice , petes lyrics , thunder fingers on bass , what an outfit , snappy dressers too
My favourite group. Arguably the best rock band. That bit younger than Stones and Beatles, they hit their full stride as Beatles broke up. Certainly less prolific as they relied on Townshend almost entirely as writer. Certainly not as popular nor as good a pop group as Beatles. Stones were a different genre as they focused on mining American roots music. The Who were far more about urban British young frustrated males children of post WW2 PTSD UK. Raise you... The Kinks
One of the things people don't realise about the who is that there will be that odd song that Roger fucking connects with, well there's countless who tunes you could say that with actually. But a stand out example is this. Roger perfectly interprets Petes tunes. Writing this I've even kinda along the way just realised how much roger gets into these tunes personally, The Song Is Over always gets me to that point im on the bridge of tears and many off Whos Next, but I've got back into quadrophenia recently, and the story being so relatable to me has yet again just swept me off my feet, best fucking concept album ever bar none could discuss it all day
He’s so underrated. I think he was possibly the best rock bassist of all time. I also think he was the best at his instrument out of all of the who, which is really saying something when you consider who the other guys are.
Thanks for this man. Needed it & it was so wonderful to see the original members. Didn’t get much exposure to The Who until after Keith’s passing. Tragic. Thanks again.
Michael Murray saw them in may at Tinley park Illinois. Such an amazing experience. One of my favorite concerts I’ve been to. Ringo stars son does an amazing job on drums
This band was so, very good. I can remember the first time I saw them. It was on the TV perhaps in the 1960's. They did their song and then destroyed their equipment. Attitude!!!!The song may have been "I can see for miles"
It was most likely My Generation since that was the song that usually ended their sets as well as the drums and guitars. Look up My Generation Smothers Brothers. That may be the one. It destroyed Pete's Hearing.
To man, now with no name! You did me wrong. I thought I understood you but I was wrong I could never understand stand your vengeance! Thanks The Who you have helped me ex spell the unwanted remnants of that experience.
A great band but after Keith Moon passed there was always something missing. When he comes in on this song you can see and feel the energy he brought to the band. After Enthwhistle died that was the end of The Who. It's just Roger and Pete playing Who songs. No disrespect to Kenney Jones,who is an outstanding drummer.
James Bowen yeah only the guy that wrote everything and played lead guitar and then the lead vocalist...lmao everyone always falls in love with the bassists and the drummers. I don’t get it.
@ Yakety Yak. Well, it's true that Pete wrote nearly all music. But they're a band& Keith Moon wasn't just another drummer and John Enthwistle wasn't just another bass player. They were exceptional. They really not the Who anymore. It's just Pete and Roger.
@@jackwilliam5341 It’s kind of difficult to explain. There are many incredible drummers out there, with far more technical ability than Moon, yet none could fill the gap he left. He wasn't just drumming-he was like a damaged nuclear reactor being run way beyond its safety level. Nobody could ever replace that level of energy, enthusiasm and danger.
No one knows what it's like To be the bad man To be the sad man Behind blue eyes And no one knows what it's like To be hated To be fated to telling only lies But my dreams they aren't as empty As my conscience seems to be I have hours, only lonely My love is vengeance That's never free No one knows what its like To feel these feelings Like I do And I blame you No one bites back as hard On their anger None of my pain and woe Can show through But my dreams they aren't as empty As my conscience seems to be I have hours, only lonely My love is vengeance That's never free No one knows what its like To be mistreated, to be defeated Behind blue eyes An no one know how to say That they're sorry and don't worry I'm not telling lies But my dreams they aren't as empty As my conscience seems to be I have hours, only lonely My love is vengeance That's never free No one knows what its like To be the bad man To be the sad man Behind blue eyes
I don't know what got up their bum (or nose, more likely) but these 77 Kilburn songs all burn really hot, and they're playing and sounding just great. This was all just in a sound studio, right? No audience to speak of. They're killing it and then so-long Keith and so-long the Who.
I love the who because they provided 2 different experiences. The who never sounded the same live as they did on their records. However, they were decent live. So no one missed out on much. But that whole tommy album was studio magic !!!
May the risen Jesus raise him from the dead some day. He stood at the tomb of Lazarus and called out his name, and Lazarus came walking out of his grave. On the day of the resurrection, may the Lion of the tribe of Judah roar out your brother's name, and may he march out of his grave to meet him Amen and alleluia.
Certainly the best rock band for about ten years. Extremely good now in their 70s with Zak Starkey as drummer and able to replace prerecorded synthesiser with backing musicians
Growing up in the South in the 1990s, you don't know your schizophrenic bf is the object of this song. I grew up in the in the shadow of Rob Zombie movies. And I love him for it. People abandoned us. In the South. Behind Blue Eyes.
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My mom saw The Who back in 1989 when She was pregnant with me. I think it counts .
I wonder how far along she was. If you could not hear it, you felt it. It counts. First concert - The Who.
It counts
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@@sean_connors I think 8 or 9 months haha
@@shannonrowland2493 - oh you heard it. You were conscious. You were there.
"And if I swallow anything evil, put your finger down my throat" - my favorite Townshend lyrics, such dark yet empathetic feeling to it. Brilliant songwritter!
Even better are the next 2 lines....though they wouldn't be as effective without the lyrics you mention....
Roger semble vraiment furieux en chantant Behind.
Beaucoup d’expression et de réalisme. 2023, la dernière année pour voir Pete et Roger.
Let’s go🤩
Ole boy should have taken his own advice and not be a fucking kiddy diddler. Petey boy should be in prison.
If u are watching this you are watching the coolest fucking band ever to enter your lifetime....im 52 and ive seen nothing cooler than these guys 👌👌❤
I'm 68. In high school, my friends were big Who fans. I wasn't a fan. I passed going to see them at the Pontiac Silverdome.
It was just today I appreciated the genius of Pete Townsend.
Brilliant song brilliant lyrics and great to see all 4 originals.. RIP Jon and Keith.
@Lukas Hahn He's an original as far as being the drummer who helped the who get famous
@Lukas Hahn who is than the original drummer
@@meneymueller6471 Doug Sandom is original the who drummer, he was the drummer since 1963 to 1965, Keith Moon was since 1965 to 1978, RIP, the Best rock bassit, the Best drummer, and RIP the Best ritmic base of the rock
@@migangelpreciado ok you have right.
I did not know him.
But i mean when the who got famous
@Lukas Hahn good to bring Keith in the group. He is the best.
When it comes to rock bands, The Who are the GOAT, IMHO.
The drum part to this is brilliant. The accents are amazing.
One of their great songs thank you Peter. For writing this song and thank you roger for your great vocals
I was fortunate to see all four original band members in New York City, 11 March. 1976. And saw then again in 1979 when Kenny Jones played the drums. My favorite rock band!
Moon is on fire on this number. He played that kit like a madman. Best rock drummer ever
He's the best.
the greatest ever , he puts everything in to it
Would disagree Moon is magic - Bonham was brutal 👍💛😁
Yeah he was amazing, truly a great drummer!
@@markbunce3405Bonham was fantastic, but he just didn’t make you feel the way Moon did. Bonham made great music, Moon made you feel great. Just my two cents. They’re of course both two of the best and there is no such thing as the “best of all time.”
I've always loved this song. Keith Moon's unpredictable drumming at the end is tremendous.
Pete always said the Who was three musicians backing up Keith Moon.
Nice! The drummer drives any good band!
“Roger sang lead vocal, Pete played lead guitar, Roger played lead bass and Keith played lead drums.”
Never once heard him say this anywhere.
I play this for my friends and tell them, "If I swallow anything evil, put your finger down my throat". It's my favorite Who lyric.
it’ was a code that my college friends and I lived by...saved a cpl of us ..once upon a time more than a few years ago
Keith Moon was so talented back in the days. He'll never be forgotten. R.I.P
This song grabs my soul. Sends chills down my spine. I love this song. Because it's me mainly. So true.😮😮😮
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I feel that ❤
This is my funeral song, along with Floyd's Time.
Saw the Who for the first time in 2014 in Birmingham and this was the song I was waiting for. If the power had failed after that I would still have left a happy man. Absolutely brilliant band.
When you listen to Keith Moon's drums in isolation, they sound all over the place (Townshend says he played a beat you could fall down a flight of stairs to), however, when you add The Ox's bass lines, you realise you're listening to one of the best rhythm sections in the history of Rock'n'Roll music 😎
Far and away one of the best songs ever written , by four of the best musicians ever
Goose bumps every time
Definitely agree with you... so much better than "Hey Jude" which normally is voted no. 1 in all time song lists....
Rubbafingaz1 I don’t think this is the best song ever written but I also don’t think it’s hey Jude either, but it’s definitely one of the Beatles songs
I think their greatest song .
Never ever gets old either. Goosebumps each time, you're right.
@@Rubbafingaz1Well, Yesterday is most covered recorded song in history. Here Comes The Sun is most downloaded Beatles song on Spotify
I remember buying the "Who's Next" album back in HS in the late 70s. One of the best ever ...
From a millennial to a boomer, you are cool. \m/
@pauldonavon me too! First heard it in '76 in 9th grade. Still one of my most favorite albums.
@@MrJohnnyAOA From a Gen Z to a Millennial, you are dope too!
The audio quality on this recording. So, SO GOOD!
The gig was performed specifically for the band’s autobiographical film the “Kids are Alright”. So all the recording equipment etc.was 100% spot on.
The sound was recorded on 16 track tape
Totally disagree. Sounds like a front room, unplugged, version of the real thing to avoid disturbing the neighbours. Amazing song, though.
It's 2022 and this still sounds better than anything out today.
Never been a band like them and I dont think there ever will be!
This was when music was real,heart felt,powerfull.
Shame it's gone,,,but here on TH-cam,,thank god
May I encourage you? It's not gone - listen & see here - sound will get better - one of the best bands I discovered in the last 20 years - I saw them live - georgous and so much more to come: th-cam.com/video/isjGsh4AlpQ/w-d-xo.html
My dreams aren't as empty as my conscience seems to be
In other words his conscience isn't empty either.
Pete townshend is an excelent writer
That's some of the lyrics from this song
Classic lyric
Wow, such memories. I was a sophomore in high school listening on AM radio and loved every bit of this song and still do in 2021! Great music!!
One of the best songs ever!
Roger always said this was his story ,and one of his favorite of petes songs ! its truly a classic and so many of us can relate too it ! including myself , with our vertion , it takes me back too those days , in acton west london , where both still have their family homes where they grew up ! and still keep in touch , with their mates from their youth !
I was born in 2001 and really love this era of rock&roll music. Respects from Turkey 🤘
Definitely the Greatest Band I’ve ever seen! ❤️💯✌🏻✌🏿😎🇺🇸
Greatest Rock and Roll Band ANYONE has ever seen..........
I saw them in 75 Cincinnati I also got to see the original band yeah!! 1979 was the stampede when 11 people got crushed to death! 😪
@@AnotherHoustonKid57 Saw then 73, 76 and early 1979 in Fort Worth. I was working at a record store (Sound Warehouse) at the time of the tragedy in Cinn. and we played Who songs all the next day and I'll bet you also saw the WKRP episode about the horrible night. You probably also saw when Daltrey visited a small town high school outside Cinn. where I believe three of the kids that died were from What a nice gesture from hi. He's a great guy. Please consider supporting Teen Cancer America that he founded. They have a cool bumper sticker "Who Cares" TCA.
Saw The Who in the fall of 1982 and half a Who in 2017 with Zac Starkey on drums. The greatest rock and roll band ever!
The who behind blue eyes classic song from the seventies good song from them forty years old still sounds good now good stuff
lmao Rog's mock affronted expression when he says "you forgot the song!" is hilarious
This song is a prayer. As a Christian I quite like that. Uncommon topic for most genres, rock especially.
May I encourage you? This music is not gone - listen & see here - sound will get better - one of the best bands I discovered in the last 20 years - I saw them live - georgous and so much more to come: th-cam.com/video/isjGsh4AlpQ/w-d-xo.html
Heavy,heavy base and stuff from Mr.Entwhistle. Salud!
1977, one year before Keith's passing :(. May John rest in peace too.
Keith is my 1 of my favourite musicians of ALL TIME!!!
I love the grit Roger has in the bridge! His voice is so unique how it can go to very clean and smooth to tough and gritty so quickly
Exceptionnel The WHO.. Keith Moon à lui seul est LE phénomène de la batterie. Je n'ai jamais vu un tel génie des drums jouer comme ça . Jamais.
Le bonheur absolu à écouter ce groupe. Oh oui !.
May your troubles be less and your blessings be more.
Not seen this video before. When Moon came in on the drums, I had tears in my eyes. Such power in this music. Thanks so much for the upload.
My fav Who song and saw this on TV the other day included in the whole concert...remembering why I abs adore Roger Daltry..he's so hot here,😘 love that long crinkly blonde hair and of course those blue eyes 💙..a great frontman to an iconic band, oh and that voice, what a singer🎶🎵Kudos to Keith 💕🎶💕🌟and his intro. I have the original vinyl Who's Next and Who by Numbers my fav Who albums..those albums had the best most underrated Who songs and now thanks to top American crime dramas some tracks live again as if they were new songs at the time these shows were launched..but unfortunately John wasnt able to enjoy that new success with his sudden passing on the new tour launch, nor Keith RIP both of you 😢 this show was refreshing to watch on TV last week amongst all the rubbish politics and corona virus stuff plugging out the airwaves...I couldnt believe they put something decent on at a reasonable time...well done BBC.
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How are you? Well said.Nice meet you here Joan
i knew it! Fred Durst never made a song like this 😂😂
Good version of Durst by the way !! 🤘
I was gonna say! How did he come up with a song like this, turns out he didn’t
🤣🤣🤣
That band couldn't even do the guitar solo bit they had to fill it with L I MP nonsense.
@@MrGuz182 Are you serious???? That douche shit all over this classic
I love Pete, i love Roger. I love John, and of curse i love Keith!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.❤️forever i'm My Heart!.
So happy I saw them perform back in 70s.
No one knows what is like,to be hated,to be faded.......i love this dong
*fated, not faded. He's fated to tell only lies.
U love the dong?
quite simply thee best british band ever , they were all geniuses , keiths theatre , rogers voice , petes lyrics , thunder fingers on bass , what an outfit , snappy dressers too
Um they are good but best British band ever? What a joke. Beatles are the best. Then you can fight over the rest. Bruh get it together.
@@ringostarr33 says you
@@thespursfan7564 says me as well
@@benjamintruter7217 its what i think though least the stones and who put on a show
My favourite group. Arguably the best rock band. That bit younger than Stones and Beatles, they hit their full stride as Beatles broke up. Certainly less prolific as they relied on Townshend almost entirely as writer. Certainly not as popular nor as good a pop group as Beatles. Stones were a different genre as they focused on mining American roots music. The Who were far more about urban British young frustrated males children of post WW2 PTSD UK. Raise you... The Kinks
One of the things people don't realise about the who is that there will be that odd song that Roger fucking connects with, well there's countless who tunes you could say that with actually. But a stand out example is this. Roger perfectly interprets Petes tunes. Writing this I've even kinda along the way just realised how much roger gets into these tunes personally, The Song Is Over always gets me to that point im on the bridge of tears and many off Whos Next, but I've got back into quadrophenia recently, and the story being so relatable to me has yet again just swept me off my feet, best fucking concept album ever bar none could discuss it all day
First part made me pretty emotional especially in this time period, but the second part just rocked me like a hurricane
I like how completely stoic the bassist is compared to the other three.
John was fanominal
Most people don't realize what the bass player has to be able to do in a 3 instrument band
He’s so underrated. I think he was possibly the best rock bassist of all time. I also think he was the best at his instrument out of all of the who, which is really saying something when you consider who the other guys are.
Crying again! I'm rubbish with emotions! xxx Much love to all!!! xxx
THE "MAXIMMUM R&B" WHO, THIS BAND FASCINATES ME!
Energy in their songs is the word master and that's I like in their music ...
What a great clip!!! Thanks for posting this!!! No wonder The 'OO have been my favourite band of all time!!
Thanks for this man. Needed it & it was so wonderful to see the original members. Didn’t get much exposure to The Who until after Keith’s passing. Tragic. Thanks again.
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How are you? Truth spoken.Nice meet you here Carima
Brilliant. Seeing The Who again tomorrow in Seattle. Still vital in 2019!!
Michael Murray saw them in may at Tinley park Illinois. Such an amazing experience. One of my favorite concerts I’ve been to. Ringo stars son does an amazing job on drums
Classic, The Who in their prime.. thanks for sharing..
Is not hear peak, but is a great gig.
This drummer is pretty frickin' good.
Gotta love John. Just chilling as all his band mates go insane
This band was so, very good. I can remember the first time I saw them. It was on the TV perhaps in the 1960's. They did their song and then destroyed their equipment. Attitude!!!!The song may have been "I can see for miles"
It was most likely My Generation since that was the song that usually ended their sets as well as the drums and guitars. Look up My Generation Smothers Brothers. That may be the one. It destroyed Pete's Hearing.
To man, now with no name! You did me wrong. I thought I understood you but I was wrong I could never understand stand your vengeance!
Thanks The Who you have helped me ex spell the unwanted remnants of that experience.
THAT'S MY MOST FAVORITE SONG
Very beautifful song !!!...👍
Música que retrata coisas da minha vida! Parabéns ao The Who!
A great band but after Keith Moon passed there was always something missing. When he comes in on this song you can see and feel the energy he brought to the band. After Enthwhistle died that was the end of The Who. It's just Roger and Pete playing Who songs. No disrespect to Kenney Jones,who is an outstanding drummer.
James Bowen yeah only the guy that wrote everything and played lead guitar and then the lead vocalist...lmao everyone always falls in love with the bassists and the drummers. I don’t get it.
@ Yakety Yak. Well, it's true that Pete wrote nearly all music. But they're a band& Keith Moon wasn't just another drummer and John Enthwistle wasn't just another bass player. They were exceptional. They really not the Who anymore. It's just Pete and Roger.
James Bowen I mean they ran out of steam before that. But true. It’s certainly not the original group.
@@jackwilliam5341 It’s kind of difficult to explain. There are many incredible drummers out there, with far more technical ability than Moon, yet none could fill the gap he left. He wasn't just drumming-he was like a damaged nuclear reactor being run way beyond its safety level. Nobody could ever replace that level of energy, enthusiasm and danger.
@@jackwilliam5341 ikr
No one knows what it's like
To be the bad man
To be the sad man
Behind blue eyes
And no one knows what it's like
To be hated
To be fated to telling only lies
But my dreams they aren't as empty
As my conscience seems to be
I have hours, only lonely
My love is vengeance
That's never free
No one knows what its like
To feel these feelings
Like I do
And I blame you
No one bites back as hard
On their anger
None of my pain and woe
Can show through
But my dreams they aren't as empty
As my conscience seems to be
I have hours, only lonely
My love is vengeance
That's never free
No one knows what its like
To be mistreated, to be defeated
Behind blue eyes
An no one know how to say
That they're sorry and don't worry
I'm not telling lies
But my dreams they aren't as empty
As my conscience seems to be
I have hours, only lonely
My love is vengeance
That's never free
No one knows what its like
To be the bad man
To be the sad man
Behind blue eyes
*fated, not faded. He's fated to tell only lies. It's his fate.
One of my favorite bands
I don't know what got up their bum (or nose, more likely) but these 77 Kilburn songs all burn really hot, and they're playing and sounding just great. This was all just in a sound studio, right? No audience to speak of. They're killing it and then so-long Keith and so-long the Who.
Unlike Zeppelin these guys created their own music and they still tour today!
Remembering that great band. We love The Who...
Nothing new beats the old stuff...
Love this song. The epitome of The Who. I learned to write in part from Pete.
What a fucking drummer Moon was
I love the who because they provided 2 different experiences. The who never sounded the same live as they did on their records. However, they were decent live. So no one missed out on much. But that whole tommy album was studio magic !!!
“They were decent live?”
Are you out of your fucking mind?
They personified LIVE.
DECENT live?
My brother took his own life 5-2-17. He didnt have blue eyes, but this fits him otherwise....
May the risen Jesus raise him from the dead some day.
He stood at the tomb of Lazarus and called out his name, and Lazarus came walking out of his grave.
On the day of the resurrection, may the Lion of the tribe of Judah roar out your brother's name, and may he march out of his grave to meet him
Amen and alleluia.
Wow...you never hear Kieth Moon speak much...love it
2022 🔥
Magical song
Keith eterno
easily the best band of all time.
Certainly the best rock band for about ten years. Extremely good now in their 70s with Zak Starkey as drummer and able to replace prerecorded synthesiser with backing musicians
No one knows what it’s like to be my wife for 40+ years. Thank god for her fingers and abundance of warm coats (...and her forgiving nature!)
Love, thank you for the great memories in my life..🥰
Brilliant song and video,this group has everything that are rock group should be,sadly some energy burns out much too soon😎
Everyone connects with this song, whatever colour eyes u 've got.RIP JAMES PALLY. From gwynni.
Atemporal!!!!! The Best!!!!!! #thewhoo
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How are you? Truth spoken.Nice meet you here Rachel
Fantastico!!!!
En los 2000 conocí parte de esta canción escuchando neumetal.
I HAVEN'T HEARD THAT SONG SINCE I WAS IN MIDDLE SCHOOL
One of the best groups that I have ever seen live. And actually, one of the best bands ever, perioid.
Very Good song 😊
Going back stage to o.d. fucking brilliant
Rock and roll never die
Great song! 👍😊👏
Simplesmente inesquecivel
Loudest band ive ever heard my ears still ringing.
Growing up in the South in the 1990s, you don't know your schizophrenic bf is the object of this song. I grew up in the in the shadow of Rob Zombie movies. And I love him for it. People abandoned us. In the South. Behind Blue Eyes.
What?
Hi
How are you? Well said.Nice meet you here Christi
Great song. Lyric. Band. Awesome.
Beautiful no other words
It pains me to think that they will never be able to play as a band again 😭😭😭😭😭
Damn, dad you are like 4 years gone.. But I still miss you every second of the day
I have brown eyes but i still love this song
Masterpiece