Won't Get Fooled Again - The Who Father and Son Reaction!
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Video has been UNBLOCKED!! This was supposed to be Tuesdays video. The WHO! One of the best rock bands out there and this was definitely one of the best live performances we’ve ever seen! We gotta check out live The Who in the future! Be sure to let us know which performances are best ! 🙌😁🔥🤘
Philly 500 from this past weekend :
1 Stairway to heaven
2 Freebird
3 H otel C alifornia
4 Bohemian Rhapsody
5 Turn the page
6 Don't stop believin
7 Dreams
8 Sweet home Alabama
9 Pour some sugar
10 Livin on a prayer
11 More than a feeling
12 Enter Sandman
13 Can't always get
14 Panama
15 Back in Black
16 Sweet Child
17 Wayward son
18 Tom Sawyer
19 Come sail away
20 Ramblin man
21 Free fallin
22 HIghway to hell
23 Born to run
24 Faithfully
25 Riders on the storm
26 All along the watchtower
27 Black dog
28 Baba O'Reilly
29 Sweet Emotion
30 Tiny dancer
31 In the air tonight
32 Another brick in the wall
33 We will rock you
36 Crazy train
38 School's out
39 Hey Jude
41 Dream on
43 Black Betty
48 Smoke on the water
50 Layla
52 Who are you
53 Whole lotta love
58 Don't fear the reaper
77 Money
83 Blinded by the light
84 You give love a bad name
96 Born to be wild
99 Guitar gently weeps
120 Comfortably numb
133 My generation
142 Won't get fooled again
Based on the reports I've heard from other reaction channels, one effective way to avoid having your videos blocked is to put some sort of watermark or other overlay over the music video you're reacting to.
@Really Mysterious Wow WGFA is lower than I thought! Good to see appreciation for Free Bird though! -Ethan
@@fatherandsonreactions There are another few countdowns I will email you
Awesome 👍😁 I look forward to it
One of the best live bands ever, John Entwistle is a different class on the bass there is no one even close, the add in the genius of Pete Townsend the insanity of Keith Moon and the unstoppable force of Roger Daltrey's vocals is unreal. You got is spot on about them always looking to out perform each other, Pete Townsend once described John Entwistle as a lead bass guitarists, you need to do more live Who, some of the Isle of White Live gig it was an unreal set
The Ox ❤
The chemistry from this band is amazing. Those 60's British groups ruled the world. Copied but never equaled.
Look at that complete joy on the young man's face when Roger takes his note. Great moment in Rock.
One of the great bands of all time. but the greatest bassist of them all
The young man's reaction to, "the scream," was excellent. Dad's right.. the greatest rock band ever...
They were a heck of a band, 100% rock and roll!
Definitely!!! -Ethan
2 generations of very clever musiclovers. The Who performs their anthem and my also alltime favourite rocksong,😀
" live!! The Who" Young Man Blues" awesome live performance!!
The greatest rock band of all time. Enough said.
loved your reaction guys I'm 53 i grew up listening too this music still love it and you never get sick of this music cause its so good right never will great choice for your son i hope more young people listen music from the 60s and 70s its really great
btw, that there is the best drummer who ever pitched up a set o' buckets !
People like Buddy Rich, Alice Cooper, Rodger Daltrey, etc have all given insightful interviews into the genius of the late Keith Moon..... you've probably heard it already, but the album "who's next" (from 1971) is a good reference catalog to the astounding prowess of the late Keith Moon's drumming abilities. No other drummer did what he did.
IT's kind of painful to watch this video, knowing how far he had already declined. Apparently they had to overdub the drums after this.
One of my favourite groups I remember visiting my aunt 1976 lived a couple of miles away from Charlton football club in london and hearing The Who playing there they was a bloody loud group
you got it daddyo...the greatest of all time ...forever!!!
ROCK AND ROLL BABY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
For me this is the quintessential rock performance.
I totally agree with you guys. If you don't love them after this performance I don't know what does! The Who with Keith Moon are legends ánd REAL musicians.
The GOAT. Yes they are, Father, yes they are.
The Greatest Band in the World to me. Discovered them at 9 in 1974 and have been to over 100 shows since. LONG LIVE THE WHO!
They are my all time favorite also Scott. Saw them first in 89 and many times since. Thanks for the comment -Larry
First time for me was 1982. Unfortunately never got to see them with Keith Moon. 🤨
I was at the Isle of Wight festival in 1969, with The Who playing live. It was superb, I can still feel it now.
That performance is one of the best filmed Who performances I've ever seen. F&S DO A SONG FROM ISLE OF WIGHT! Young Man Blues!
Isle of Wight was 1970.
@@f.murphy8340 The Who went to Wight both years. The festival had to borrow their sound system twice.
@@f.murphy8340 I was at the 1969 festival with The Who playing. They played the festival both in 1969 and 1970
and what's great about The Who is that they've got so many great songs - this iconic song set a standard and who could touch it?
Best scream in Rock & Roll.
It's my first day sitting in with you, thank you for allowing me to do that! You two remind me a bit of my son and my grandson, just agewise, thank you for having an open mind and giving these old songs a listen, you may already be hooked, you have all the signs! Ha!Ha!Ha! Yes, if nothing else writing that shows my age! I am pretty new to watching people react to things, I never thought I'd be on a computer and now I'm at TH-cam, my kids are proud of me! Aren't those effects wonderful for 1978? Now wait for the scream, Roger was the best screamer in rock history!
Welcome to our channel Deb! Glad you enjoyed the video! My dad used to play the beatles for me when I was a year old and I was singing “Love Me Do” when I was two years old. Nothing beats the classics! -Ethan
@@fatherandsonreactions Thank you Ethan! Very nice of you to respond! That's awesome about you singing the Beatles when you were two.
I agree, the best rock band!
Way to go Dad! Great job showing your son the best rock and Roll music!
I seen The Who live four times, three times in Philly and once in Washington D.C. and it was always with Keith Moon, I was one lucky bastard ,without a doubt one of the greatest Rock Bands of all time and I can't imagine another band coming along that will top them. Happy to be alive in the sixties and seventies, so I got to witness all these great bands. Thank You.
You are very lucky to have seen them with Moon. That was slightly before my time. I am 51 and saw them the first time in 89. Love them so much !
Absolutely Fantastic! Greetings from BsAs-Ldn!
Yes, my favorite band also. I am also a Philly boy. I remember the top one hundred countdown on 93.3 WMMR.
Wow!! One of my all-time favorite bands! This is one of my all-time favorite songs from them! Thanks much for a great reaction to this classic tune👍
Hi Brian! How are you doing?
Glad you enjoyed! They are my father’s favorite band. I’m sure you could tell haha. -Ethan
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ha ha, yep !😀
@@davemac1197 good, Dave !
How are you?
@@brianb6024 - I'm good, Brian. We've made it to another weekend. Hope you have a chance to relax and put your feet up!
Loved this...cheers.
Yep, that good ol' soul and blues rock has Son saying "Y'all" and he doesn't even know it :-)
You’re preaching to the choir, Dad. This is probably my favorite recorded live performance (though it was actually recorded in three parts). The director had to beg the band to perform it one more time that day for the take that we see. I think that this performance is the answer to “What is rock & roll?” .
I remember MMR from my college days in the Trenton, NJ area! Great radio station.
The Who is my favorite to 👍
Cool!!!!! WMMR in Philly. I used to listen to that station. I'm from 60 mi west of Philly. I live in TN. now, 80 mi South of Nashville. I saw The Who Live 6 times. The first time was in 1979 (first tour after Keith Moon died) at the old SPECTRUM in Philly. The last time was 2019 at the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville. 6 BEST CONCERTS I EVER ATTENDED!! Can't go wrong with THE WHO. I agree, best rock band in the world!!!!!!!! I'm almost 64 so I seen a lot. I'd say The Who have to be at the top of my list.
5:04, Pete uses his head to play the chord, 6:40, his bloody finger on the pick slide, EPIC!
Customized Les Paul Deluxe through Hiwatt stacks . . . HEAVEN!!! You guys need to check out The Who Live at the Isle of Wight 1970. See the entire concert. Their performance of the Tommy suite, beginning with My Generation is them at the very top of their game! So much fun!!!
8:37 , gettin into Keith Moons drumming , then BOOM ! The Scream heard round the world.
I like these guys' enthusiasm. Brilliant song to listen to.
Do I take it Father quite enjoyed this performance? Sheer force of enthusiasm goes a long way. Really glad you finally got this out, Ethan. I hope you're pleased all the hard work paid off. Thanks so much for battling on.
His favorite band! My father was really glad to do this! -Ethan
@@fatherandsonreactions - makes me proud to be British, Ethan! My regards to Father this evening. Looking forward to seeing you two again tomorrow (later today - it's 1:25am here). Cheers!
Wow you’re up late! I don’t want to stop you from sleeping. See you tomorrow!! -Ethan
@@fatherandsonreactions - I've always been a night owl, so no worries. It helps that I don't need to be up early in the morning! Besides, the weather is still very warm here and it's not very comfortable for sleepng until its cooled down a bit.
Not one weak link to “The Who”. For me it was Daltry’s voice that really makes them stand out. What a front man.
Oh yeah 👍 Agreed Gene. -Ethan
No two ways about it but Freddie Mercury was the business.
@@davedavidson2833 Yes in queen but the who is Daltrey..
His voice now is the best it’s ever been…the album where he sings songs Wilko Johnson (Dr Feelgood guitarist) wrote, is genius, proper R&B…Daltrey’s voice sounds like he’d been smoking 40 a day for the last 50 years…
I'm not sure but I THINK that your dad is a fan of The Who. I have this special ability where I can read people, and I'm pretty sure I'm right about this. I know probably no one else saw it, but I did. It's a gift 😛
Haha I think you’re onto something! -Ethan
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I loved the Dad's comment "THE greatest rock and roll band of ALL time" 👏👏👏👏 👍👍👍👍
And best SCREAMMM!!!!! ever by Daltry
The energy of the Who live was unmatched. Combined with great composing talent. Nice reaction guys.
Thank you! 👍 -Ethan
Love the who Lary&Ethan that was increadable don't get better than that I'm as happy as Lary 😁
That’s awesome Paul 😁 -Ethan
I can see Dad loves The Who. Pete Townshend is one of the greatest showman with the guitar on stage.
Yup! Haha! He sure does love them. His favorite band. -Ethan
The Who had to cancel, or postpone a few concerts because Pete had cut the skin off his fingertips on his guitar strings.
Great to see you guys!! CSI Miami theme!!! Love this band!! Roger is my guy !! This done live is amazing. Pete!! No other like him!! Man I wish I was at this show!! Rock Gods. That is how rock n roll goes! All hail The Who!! Glad I got to see this reaction. Simply marvelous. More?? Have fun Ethan??!! Thanks as always!!✌🎸🎶🥁🎤🎧❤
Your son has got to see A Quick One from the Stones Circus `68 and Young Man Blues Isle of Wight Festival 1970. Dad`s right greatest rock band in the world no contest.
Oh, you are completely right! I was thinking either that or maybe Young Man Blues from the Isle if Wight (heck, anything from Wight would work😂), but I would definitely go with A Quick One, good choice!!!!
Father of the Year.
Awww thank you so much! :)
The son looks like young Keith moon! Welcome to the who
The Who are - in my opinion - the greatest rock band of them all. Especially live. And John Entwistle is hands down the greatest bass guitarist of all time.
It's wonderful. Your son is getting older ;)
i could watch that and listen to that scream all day and night , saw them live in Birmingham UK in 1982 , amazing concert , wish i could go back and see them again
Hi guys! You fooled me again!
LOL! -Ethan
Fooled me also! I saw the upload and thought today was Thursday for a quick moment, which meant I would’ve been incredibly late for work then!
@@adama1189 - hello mate! I was about to close down for the night and saw Ethan was going through all my comments and giving them the love and then you just dropped in! Great to see you, you've made it to another weekend. Hope you've had a good week?
@@davemac1197 Hey Dave! My week went pretty well overall I'd say. I had my first Physics midterm of the summer semester today, so I've been studying and watching lectures all week. Luckily, it all paid off and I feel pretty confident that I did well. Hope your week treated you well!
@@adama1189 - it has, it's been shorter than normal because Monday was our Spring Bank Holiday, so it was a long weekend but a quiet one. Very warm weather, threatening storms but the promised hailstorms have not materialised as yet, so it's still very muggy.
A fantastic live performance with some angst. The Who is always worth the wait.🔥
Dang! Now it looks like I'm following you!
@@davemac1197Hi Dave! I was late for this, too.
@@lisamorrison2149 - Hi Lisa! If you're late, it's got nothing to do with me!.... sorry, this reply is taking longer than normal to write because I'm still enjoying these two and their comedy act and can't stop laughing! Hope y'all having a good time up there in the deep south... of Canada, as well.
@@davemac1197 No problem, Dave!
@@lisamorrison2149 - Your reply asking about Marissa has disappeared, but I'll answer anyway. She and the usual gang of JEM Reactions subsscribers have taken to getting together in the middle of the night (UK time) since the channel have been playing around with Easter eggs and finding pre-release videos that get uploaded in the evenings, Texas time. I'm not sure if they realise the Earth is not flat and that only Americans are awake and can play at that time, so it's become a bit of an America-only party over there for the first 8-16 hours, and I only see the videos after the initial party is all over and they are asleep themselves. Can't have real-time global conversations like we used to anymore.
It doesn't help that YT seems to have stopped posting notification alerts that work in real-time - I can only see personal reply alerts, and only then if I have Outlook open and Windows 10 tells me I've got an email copy of the notification - I've lost track of what JEM are doing and I can only really show up on time here on F&S because Ethan generally releases videos at the same time, and I'm all ready with my coffee for the release. You notice I missed this one for 30 minutes because it was irregular?
I recently reached out to Adam A in NY a while ago, as he had not been on either channel for a few weeks, and it seems the JEM timing was not convenient for him even on the east coast of the US, which is surprising, but he's also been very busy with college as well recently. He was posting here for a couple of videos last week and should be more free over the Summer I think. Brian B in San Diego usually shows up here at some point, but he's not been in the best of health recently and often forgets what day of the week it is even when he's fit! I think he's okay, though. He's a cancer survivor, so every day above ground is a good day for Brian!
I did post a congratulations message on JEM's latest Community post about Endeavor's graduation night - albeit I was 12 hours late in seeing the post. I got a few replies to my post from some of the guys, but it was all spread out over many hours.
This was the last time Keith Moon played in public. The last Who concert tour ended in 1976, this song was shot for the movie “The Kids Are Allright” in May 1978. Keith was struggling at this point to quit alcohol and drugs. He died September 7, 1978 at age 32 of an overdose of a medication that was supposed to help him quite drinking, cocaine and alcohol were also in his system. He died in the same bedroom that “Mama” Cass Elliott died in 4 years earlier.
I don't think I've seen footage of The Who live before. Sounds like a great live band.
Fantastic live I've seen them years ago. Probably one of the best live bands you can see
People forget about John Entwhistle. The quiet one. Watch John sometimes. He handles bass like a pro. So much talent on this band. Don’t even get me started about Keith Moon or Rogers screams.
I am so pleased I saw The Who while John was still with us, unbelievable bass player, unbelievable band. Legends.
You must watch/listen to the isolated bass tracks from this concert!
Also, Roger Daltry was, hands down, the best recurring immortal in "Highlander - The Series." No doubt! ••• Thanks! Peace! (-:
Greetings from Brazil
Hello Felipe! -Ethan
Great song Great band Great day's & Great people 1970s 🎸🇬🇧👍
My favorite band! Long Live The Who!
The greatest rock band of all time.The beginning and the end!!!
THAT was one hell of a performance. Very hard to get much better than that. Great choice and great reaction guys!
Thanks Adam! -Ethan
Great live performance! Glad you finally got it it unblocked by YT
Epic!
Awesome! I watched this 20 minutes after it was posted (good job guys for getting it unblocked). I’ve seen it a million times, poor Keith; overweight, a bit slow and rusty.., and HE NAILS IT. The very last time Keith played drums in front of an audience with The Who- and the band deliver one of the most incendiary performance’s of their career AND it’s caught on tape. Keith left us with his head held high. I still get chills. The Who are my favorite band. Their studio recordings are part of the bedrock of ‘classic rock’. But their secret weapon was their live shows (focusing on the Moon era here). I’ll debate with any doubters that they are truly THE Greatest live rock n roll act to ever storm a stage. On an average night they were simply brilliant. Pioneering the loudest and finest sounding amplification systems on the planet, you had your “lead drummer” that didn’t give a crap about keeping time, keeping his eyes glued to Pete getting his ‘cues’. Pete did all the rhythm and ‘time keeping’.., John blowing em all off the the stage with his never equaled ‘Jimi Hendrix’ style bass playing. Then you had Roger storming around the stage, swinging his mic around like a weapon of defense against all the flying drumsticks and guitars. The sound of Rogers’ mic ‘whooshing’ past (and sometimes crashing into) Keith’s cymbals is unique to The Who. It’s the sound of chaos in a hurricane. THAT, was The Who on an average night. On a good night, they were transcendent, indescribable. The Who and their audience together as one ascending into some very rare air. There was real blood and guts on that stage and their fans loved and respected that. It was never scripted.., it just flew on it’s way. There was never any of that goofy Paul Stanley ‘do you people like rock n roll’ antics, where he grabs a Walmart guitar from backstage and smashes it every single night. By the 70s, Pete would only smash a guitar for 2 reasons; Either joy or anger. It was spontaneously done with priceless custom built guitars. If he was angry he would tear an entire stage up with his guitar. Raw and real. The Who were a great band. But what made them ‘The Greatest Rock and Roll Band in the World’ was their live performances. We need younger guys like ETHAN to keep that flag flying. Not enough people request em..? I realize this channel is for a broad audience (not just me), but in a short while (when I catch my breath lol), I’m gonna forward 3 links, 3 fine performances showcasing 3 distinct ‘phases’ of the Moon era. Start with the oldest going forward to watch their ‘evolution’ or just pick any one... if I’m wrong.., then don’t watch the other 2. I’m hoping to surprise Larry as well, he’s a hard mark lol. Challenge...? Accepted..? I’ll forward the links shortly, sry for the novel, not sry for my enthusiasm for The Who. Keep up the good work guys, thx and be well.
Hey Michael, I was waiting for your comment haha!! Great to see you. Yeah he’s probably heard them all! They really are one of the best bands out there. They are my father’s favorite as you could see in the video haha! Glad you enjoyed the video👍 -Ethan
@@fatherandsonreactions Thx for the reply, I just hope I’m not driving both of you nuts lol. 3 links (if they don’t immediately appear check back, they’ll be here). First- Woodstock 1969; forget that horribly shot ‘Pinball Wizard’ video you watched. THIS is what they were about at Woodstock. The video cuts right into the closing instrumental portion of ‘Amazing Journey’ transitioning into another instrumental, ‘Sparks’. Only 4 guys up there making all that deafening noise. Watch Pete absolutely torture his guitar, then he punches at it..?! when it starts to squeal! th-cam.com/video/vHpdcMXJj7Q/w-d-xo.html. Next is ‘Drowned’ from the legendary 1974 Charlton show. The Who headlined an all day event at the Charlton football stadium in England. Limited by the Fire Marshall to around 70, 000 tickets, it’s well know that the promoters crammed the venue with close to 100,000 fans. The Who were unrehearsed, ragged and sloppy. Pete was so drunk he still claims to have no memory of the show. Yet they put on an ear shattering stunner. Look for the explosive guitar drum interplay between Pete and Keith. th-cam.com/video/uOzb8otdJQU/w-d-xo.html
Finally, a 1978 live studio run through of the brand new ‘Who Are You’. One of Keith’s final times behind the drums. Good noise and good fun. th-cam.com/video/PNbBDrceCy8/w-d-xo.html
I’m a bit lol, obsessed with them. And you’re entertaining my obsession which is a bad move on your part lol. Hopefully you get to these, if not I’ll still be watching the channel. I live up in Sussex NJ btw. I think Larry said you guys are down in the Pines somewhere.., cool either way. If I were you.., I’d sneak these in on ur dad. ‘Hey WhoGuy.., young Ethan is about to blow ur mind’ lol. Your dad is great btw. Just hoping to maybe “get you in” on what The Who were really all about. Thx for the conversation, enjoy, be well, be safe✌️
Son seems to like the bass........Check out the isolated John Entwhistle bass track to this performance........you'll love it. Godfather of Rock Bassists!!!
That’s the definition of Rock n Roll. Moon the Loon baby!
Yes, they are really great and one of the best but so is AC/DC! I hope your son has heard some of their best!
greatest rock band of all time!
daltrey explained not rock n roll, the who was about fighting which more exemplified rock music at that time!
Y’all has become a national standard now. It’s easy. Everywhere I’ve been, all over the US, is saying it.
But you’re absolutely correct. This song “The” rock anthem. And very political. Tells it like it is and always will be. I was lucky to see them 5 times in my lifetime with the first in 1970. I have permanent hearing loss 😂. And I took my daughter and son to their first concert with The Who’s final tour.
The drummer character animal On sesame street Was modeled after Keith moon
the who - live at leeds - sparks
Probably, along with Bruce and Baker, Bonham and John Paul Jones ,the best rhythm section ever
I Don't Even Know Myself at the IoW festival 1970.
Funny thing is I'm not a WHO fan but this is one of my favourite WHO songs. An epic song that could only be performed by these four legends. The pure energy of Pete Townsend's guitar work, who I believe invented the power chord. The magnificent and intricate bass playing of John Entwistle who seems to play more notes than Townsend. The glorious vocal talent and charisma of Roger Daltry who sings like his life depends on it. And of course the late great Keith Moon, who's power house drum playing was truly exceptional. Look at him here. Headphones on. Listening. Getting everything right. Brilliant drummer. Love this one guys. james:)
Glad you enjoyed James. Thank you! -Ethan
High energy for sure! Fantastic reaction gents.
Thanks Gary! -Ethan
When someone asks The Beatles or The Stones, I simply say The Who
Pete Townsend was renown for smashing guitars and amplifiers at the end of a gig. I've been to numerous Who gigs in the UK in the 60's and it was common to see him put a guitar through an amp.
Wow , I have only been seeing them since 89, and have never witnessed him smashing a guitar. Don’t think he has done it much since 89 though. So cool you got to see that multiple times -Larry
I'm here because of your Rush reactions but they'd agree. Neil Pearts favorite drummer was Keith Moon, Geddy says Entwistleis greatest bass guitarist and Alex lists Pete Townsend as a major influence. Rush's cover album Feedback they cover I beleive 2 Who songs... The Who are amazing and thier performance at Madison Square Garden after 9-11 was outstanding!
Told you guys this before, but you really should check out The Real Me, it has probably the most grooviest bass of all Who songs, I could be wrong, but still worth a reaction to it. Listen to this, Pete Townsend was once tells story of how the band had left a hotel and maybe a few miles away, Keith was saying that forgot something at the hotel and needs to go back....so they turned back and Kieth goes back in the hotel while the rest stay in the vehicle, after he came back, they asked what he had forgotten....Keith replied he forgot to smash the TV in their room!!! Haha
This must be before the end of the concert because they didn’t smash up their whole equipment.
I never liked them that much in my teens but nowadays that changed completely. Love them.
You really gotta see the musical/movie Tommy.
Biggest rock&roll band? Maybe but don’t forget The Rolling Stones.
The Who performed at Woodstock, Monterey Pop Festival, Live Aid, Concert For New York City, Concert for Hurricane Sandy Relief, the Superbowl, and the London Olympics. They also blew the Rolling Stones off the stage at the infamous Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus gig.
AARGH! I watched a reactor say 28 yalls in one eight minute video once -- in complete contravention of the 5 Yall limit imposed by the Geneva Peace Accords. I think he's in Spandau Prison now.
Notice the duct tape holding Keith’s headphones in place 😂
WMMR!
Father and son,Are you both still from the Philly area? I’m from the Lehigh Valley! And yes I’m very familiar with the radio station WMMR! I’m 56 and was a kid /young teen in the 1970s so I grew up on classic Rock music including the awesome music from the Legendary band “The Who” I’m a big fan of your reaction channel so keep Classic Rock music alive by your great reactions gentlemen!
Yup! We are from South Jersey! Around 15 - 20 minutes from Philly! Thanks for your awesome comment! -Ethan
The funny thing about this performance is that, while live, it was "staged" specifically for the film "The Kids are Alright". It wasn't shot at a "real" concert. That's why the crowd reactions seem a bit subdued. There wasn't much of a crowd there,
Pretty cool that a young Chrissie Hynde of the Pretenders was in attendance at the gig that day.
It was also the second time they'd played it, as the director didn't think they'd put as much into it as they could the first time, so they said "right, we'll show him!"🎸🎙🥁
While The Who was recording this concert at Shepperton Studios the movie Alien was being filmed in the studio next door. The cast and crew from Alien came over to watch The Who perform. They loved the laser light show so much at the end of Won't Get Fooled Again they actually borrowed the laser lights and used them in the movie Alien. So the next time you see the movie keep an eye out for the lasers The Who lent to them.
Sultans of Swing live by Dire Straits on the Alchemy album is a great live performance…
Dang. Anyone notice into Pete’s solo he windmills and rips his fingernail off? You can see the blood. He flinches a second and just keeps playing.
Wow you’re right! What a trooper. -Ethan
Nobody could smash up equipment like Pete Townshend
I agree with Dad. For me, best rock and roll band ever. I love the Beatles and Zep but the Who just have that unbridled raw energy and power. Next up.... Young Man's Blues live at the Isle of Wight.... Brilliant song and reaction 14 out of 10.
Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
Your opening music to your channel is "Another Tricky Day" By The Who. Hey.........You could do that song.
We both know it and love it haha! That’s why we picked it. -Ethan
@@fatherandsonreactions Awesome! Keep doing what your doing. I love it! Great to see young people who appreciate great music.
Thanks guys---definitely one of my top if not band(s) OAT---got me through alot of teenage angst or helped create it-lol.
As others have mentioned definitely check out Isle of Wight 1970- in particular Young Man Blues, plus they played all of Tommy. Tangle wood from the same year is amazing as well. Cheers
John Entwistle AKA Thunder Fingers!
Yup !! -Ethan