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There was a blocking issue so we couldn't get today's video up due to video content, not audio like usual, so may post that with something blocking the video portion we were watching so you guys can get the full reaction! Expect that on Saturday!
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What is the rating?
First time you guys did a Who reaction, I mentioned 5:15 should be next. Took a while but glad you finally got around to it!
@@daveseidnergd The did it about a year ago on Patreon. Great full album reaction!
@Luuk Hulsman Is that the one where they mounted a camera on his fretboard?
I'm both old enough and lucky enough to have seen them on the Quadrophenia tour November 1973. sitting 2nd row. To top it off Lynard Skynard was the opening act. Easily one of the best concerts I ever went to
I saw that tour as well but not from the second row! Nice!
Wow that would have been a great concert unfortunately I was 12
Now that would be a great show Skynyrd and The Who, hell yeah. 🤘🎸
@@raymann7998 Hey my first concert I was 12 Alice Cooper Welcome To My Nightmare Tour. Went with a cousin who was 19 great show
They will be performing Quadrophenia on their tour this spring and summer. And I have my tickets!
This album is a masterpiece and should be listened to in its entirety.
They did it on Patreon. It was awesome.
In my view, the highest point The Who ever hit. Masterpiece indeed.
@@MagravatorMag Noticed that after my comment. 😎
@@Itelkner 😎
Quadrophenia is still the best LP ever recorded.
The Who’s catalog is filled with so much treasure that I’ve come to realize that my favorite Who song is whichever one I happen to be listening to at the moment. What’s really cool about that is that @Andy & Alex still have so much treasure to discover!!!
It's those little gems that have so much passion and energy and joy in them that really provide the spiritual contrast to the angst and frustration and yearning. Pure And Easy, Naked Eye, Put The Money Down, The Seeker, Now Im a Farmer, come to mind, getting in tune, Im Free. Not the big hits you hear on classic rock radio, and not the themes to CSI etc, but these are the deeper cuts that really fill out the personality of the Who as a band and are an interesting look into the creative mind of Pete.
Slip Kid is my favorite:
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@@Ben-sq6un For me it's the singles that were never on a album. Long Live Rock, the Seeker, Join Together
@@loosilu Also "The Quiet One" and "Another Tricky Day" from Face Dances - one of my go-to's.
@@lisagulick4144 YES! great songs
"Out of my brain on a train" their lyrics are mindboggling ♥
"Seats are seductive / Celibate sitting"
Ap-ple scrumping!
Off my funkin chain , lain on a train
"Pretty girls digging Prettier women"
My favourite lyrics are from I've Had Enough:
I've had enough of living
I've had enough of dying
I've had enough of smiling
I've had enough of crying
I've taken all the high roads
I've squandered and I've saved
I've had enough of childhoods
I've had enough of graves
I've had enough of dancehalls
I've had enough of pills
I've had enough of street fights
I've seen my share of kills
I'm finished with the fashions
And acting like I'm tough
I'm bored with hate and passion
I've had enough of trying to love
The Who were a fire-breathing rock & roll powerhouse of a band!! 🎸💥
Stone cold classic. Next up - 'Magic Bus' from the greatest live album of all-time, "Live at Leeds" It will blow your ear drums out. Also reach deep and try 'The Relay', 'Slip Kid', 'Naked Eye' live from the expanded edition of "Who's Next", and their masterpiece, the song Noel Gallagher says he wished he wished he had written, 'I Can See For Miles'.
yeah If they're gonna do Magic Bus it should be from Live at Leeds.
They need to do all of Live at Leeds -- especially the expanded 1995 version with Heaven and Hell, Tattoo and several other extras on it. But if they do one track on it to start I'm thinking it should be Young Man Blues. Really should react to the whole album though.
@@ednicholson7839 Agreed, especially with Young Man Blues.
Live at Leeds is filthy and sloppy like my women. My favorite Who album 😎
@@tommyblackwell3760 They're going to watch Kids are Alright this month on Patreon, so they'll see the Isle of Wight version!
Hell yes. One of my favorite Who songs. Getting in Tune and love ain’t for keeping are other great cuts
One of the greatest Who songs of all is called "Pure And Easy". Sadly, it didn't make it onto the original Who's Next album. If it had, it would likely have been an all-time classic in the same category as Baba O'Riley, Bargain, and Won't Get Fooled Again. You know the Who's Next album is great when amazing songs like "Join Together", "Relay", and "Pure And Easy" weren't deemed good enough to be on the original release.
Yeah I agree those are all amazing songs too! But then again do they really have any bad ones?
And, yes, John Entwhistle's playing lead bass incredibly well.
The bass is what makes them great and the drums
and the horns and trumpets too
The greatest album ever made. You guys really need to watch/listen to The Who - Young Man Blues (Live at Isle of Wight 1970), biggest banger of them all!!!
Townsend is on fire for that performance.
Blues for those of you who paid to get in 😎
@@billbabcock1833 The entire band is on fire on that Isle of Wight version of "Young Man Blues"! It's hard to believe Pete didn't dislocate his shoulder when he did about 30 windmills in a row! Daltrey's performance was so epic, he had a microphone in both hands at points during the song!
Yes!!!
@@billbabcock1833 They are watching Kids are Alright this month on Patreon. It includes YMB from Isle Of Wight!
The Who at full power!!! Love “Dr. Jimmy” from this album.
And "the punk and the Godfather"
Absolutely great LP. So many great cuts.
You need to listen to the whole rock opera from start to finish. It is an absolute masterpiece, a perfect album.
They listened to it on Patreon and it's glorious!
Patreon full album reaction
So nice you listened to :5:15", a great song! Now please, listen to "I Can See For Miles", please, please! The Who...rocks.
They are watching The Kids are Alright on Patreon this month. So they will get to hear a true mix of The Who’s catalog.
Can never go wrong with The Who. One of the greatest rock bands to ever exist here on earth
Used to play Quadrophenia over and over when I was a kid so many decades ago. Absolutely LOVED 5:15.
Thanks for reviewing it!
i've been beating the drum for this one for many months. so glad you did this. The fucking WHO ! On tour now too!!! don't miss them😎🍸🔥
Never tire of John Entwistle's bass
Best album this stunningly GREAT, prolific, & revolutionary band made. Timeless.....
John Entwistle plays all the brass on this record! Fantastic musician!!!
This is absolutely a driven song every element is slamming. I love John Entwistle on that bass, he was such a heavy bass player, perhaps the best in rock. Outstanding song, thank you for this reaction.
Unlike a lot of bands, it's OK to go into the 80's with The Who. "You Better You Bet", "Another Tricky Day", "Athena". Pete Thownshend solo - "Rough Boys".
Tbf even the 2019 album sounds pretty decent for a bunch of 70 year olds. Better than the stones anyway.
Totally agree, also "Cry if you Want" and "I've Known No War". They didn't do much in the 80s, which makes sense since they did a "Farewell" tour in 1982. I think Roger Daltrey is too hard on the It's Hard album, which he doesn't like. It's got several good tracks. Face Dances is probably their weakest album.
All good ones
Rough Boys is awesome - severely underrated
Eminence Front
This song takes place on a train ride, the 5:15 from London to Brighton. Starts in the station, and ends with the same theme as the train arrives, at the end.
The album is a modern masterpiece. John’s bass takes command from the outset and never lets you go. Also love Pete’s blues guitar showing so strongly.
Hell Yeah! The Who "Quadrophenia". This was their sixth album, released in 1973. The songs on this album were epic, "5:15", "The Real Me", "Love Reign o'er Me" and so much more. MAN! This took me back! I needed to hear this, thanks for this reaction video guys!
Pete Townsend wrote this about riding the 5:15 train to gigs. He would take(whatever they were doing at the time,I forgot) get on the train and when he got there he was "READY TO GO"!!!
Back when I was in 6th or 7th grade I bought The Who's Greatest Hits cassette, the one with the Union Jack on the cover...and I was blown away by every song on there..."5:15" was no exception. You need to give "Squeeze Box" and "My Wife" a reaction!
Another outstanding song on Quadrophenia is "The Punk and the Godfather". A real rocker!
Dirty guitar, bass all over the place, vocals on point, and that piano the icing.
As many others have said... "I Can See For Miles"...and miles and miles and miles, Keith Moon at his absolute frantic best. Up there at the top of the list of best ever 60's hit songs along with the Small Faces "Tin Soldier". Give them a go.
Hahaha, as soon as I saw 5:15 I thought, these guys are gonna love this one! Just when you think you've heard all the Who bangers...
My favorite album of all time. I used to listen to it straight through on my drives to and from college. You should definitely go straight through the whole thing. Incredible
They did you can watch it on their Patreon feed.
Some more of the best WHO songwriting by Mr. Townshend!
The lyrics! Classic.
Towsend and Pagey wrote the BEST STUFF!
I love Quadrophenia so much this song is literally the FIRST song I think of when I think of The Who. Specifically, that killer riff. The movie is cool. And in 1994, I saw them do the whole album live with a film reinterpretation running on multiple screens. It was so great. I cried during Love Rein O'er Me. I think a lot of people did.
This is immaculate Rock and Roll, and the world is a better place because of The Who.
Don't know if you guys heard but The Who are going on tour and will be in Tampa on April 27th. Tix go on sale this Friday. It's probably gonna be your last chance so please treat yourselves and get as close as you can. Also doing The Hard Rock in Hollywood and Jacksonville but Plant city is practically Tampa.
Very cool, seeing The Who on their upcoming tour in Sac! This is going to be my 3rd time seeing them.
Whoa.....I think I read a post on that show. Where in Sacramento? and when? Thanks
@@FreeMTrider Golden 1 Center, I believe October 26th
@@MVPMrSimp-fo3xk The Who was still very good live when I saw them 5 years ago. Roger Daltrey can't hit the highest notes anymore, but his range is still pretty impressive.
This tune is awesome. While not totally ignored, I always felt it never ranked as high as it should have.
The Who had SO MANY HITS, I can see for miles.... never made # 1. 5:15 should be played once a day in the bars. hA!
I recently came across a version of Won't Get Fooled Again by the WHO, with MOUTAIN guitarist Leslie West playing along with Pete Townsend in a New York studio...........Deep cut for sure!
Love it when Alex gets cross-eyed in sheer delight! And the piano chord hand goes. That's when I know they've gotcha!!! Great double album, best rock opera ever made...the movie is very good but does poor justice to the music. I've seen it in stage productions and nothing quite compares to just playing the album loud as possible! Unless, of course, you're lucky enough to see the Who themselves do it live. Knocks you OUT!!!!! Seen them 8 times over 50 years...count myself extremely fortunate!!!
GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD MORNING A&A FAMILY!
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Hey @John H! Happy Wednesday!!! 😊
When this came out, friends of mine were usually afraid when they walked up to my door and I was listening to "5:15" at MAXIMUM VOLUME. Usually meant I was on one of my Pete Townshend-esque "downward spirals." Fan-freakin'-tastic! (But why should I care?)
If you want to see The WHO live they are on tour in the US. I have my tix for May 20 in Philly. Have seen them over 100 times the past 40 years. See them NOW. Could be your last chance. LONG LIVE THE WHO! 🤟
What you guys overlooked was Moon`s drums at the end mimicking a train slowing down on the tracks.
This is in my top 5 best WHO songs easy. Great song!
The brass kills!
That may be my fav Who tune. Nothing but S+ on it. The piano, Ox's bass, Pete's guitar, The Loon's drumming and those d@mn horns! Man, that tunes just rocks!!!!
Guys, even if you don't react to it, check out extended live versions of the song with insane bass solos from John. Camera mounted on the neck of the bass to show the finger work.
My all-time favorite Who song (and one of my favorites ... period). An absolutely brilliant kick ass song that is totally underplayed.
A fabulous track from an incredible album.
You think you like this song…well…try the live version from the concert at the Royal Albert Hall in 2000 where bassist John Entwistle played a solo in mid-song, lasting several minutes, only accompanied by drummer Zak Starkey. Best base solo ever!!
Another song on this album is “I’ve Had Enough” . It’s the second part of “Love Reign O’er Me”.
Please react. Thanks
Spend a buck on their patreon and watch em react to the entire glorious album
THat album reaction is worth the Patreon fee.
Whole album on Patreon, only a buck and you can watch their history of reactions exclusive to Patreon.
They seemed excited when they were told of the dead kids at the concert in Cincy in 77 i believe.
@@kenperk9854 ? Who is they ? Excited ?
My fave Who song. Saw them play this live about 50 yrs ago and again in 2014. Thanks
I got to see them on the tour in support of this album. It was the night after Thanksgiving, at the Forum in LA. Opening act, Lynyrd Skynyrd.
Saw it live. Once with Billy Idol and Gary Glitter singing two of the personalities.
It's even better if you know the movie, which is a classic. Saw them live on Quadrophenia tour, 1995ish. When they tore into this it was goosebump city and everyone went berserk.
First saw The Who on their Tommy tour in 1969 with Keith and John. Awesome concert. After the Beatles the Who are my favorite band of all time.
Four guys who rock my world in the 70s great track Great times 🇬🇧🎸
Probably my favorite Who song of all time. SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
You have got to listen to either Young Man Blues or My Generation from Live at Leeds 1970... Fucking epic... in fact the whole album is and it's the greatest live album ever recorded
My favorite Who song of all time. Brilliant.
I’m so glad you like it. It’s such a great song. I’m also glad that you chose today to release it. Tickets to their tour went on presale today. I’ll be seeing them in May in Washington DC. Anyone else here get tickets or plan to see the tour?
Quadrophenia has always been my favorite WHO album. It has it all.... AND it's a bass clinic. The ox's best...
I listened to this song and of course the whole album while my home life (as a teenager) compltetly fell apart in 80's. It completely described how isolated and messed up shit was and how lost I felt. Still breaks my heart to hear it, but I can't help love it.
Possibly the most underrated Who single but "immaculately done" as you guys said! References the Beatles in lines 3&4 "eau-de-cologning"
saw this movie 4 times in one evening at 4 different theaters in Boston. Evening ended with the police pointing guns at us. almost synchronized with the album. First time I saw them was the Tommy tour in 1970. Keith is the greatest rock drummer ever. Hard to describe what they were on stage back in the day.
A true classic. Now,please dive into the full Tommy album. It is one of the best first to last song compilations ever. As always keep on rockin.
Tommy was always better live.
Still one of my fav Who songs to this day. All energy, angst and power.
What an awesome pick, y'all! Thank you for sharing your thoughts on this bad-ass classic! ☮️👍
I got this album when it came out on CD. I remember laying on the floor with headphones blasting me into another world for a while. Does anybody remember Columbia House mail order??
Such incredible creativity! The construction of the song, the lyrics! This is another rock opera. The album tells a story! Just like Tommy! Pete Townsend is a musical genius!
Check out the live version from 2000 or so, Entwistle takes like a 3 minute bass solo, it's amazing.
You should do The Who - A Quick One (While He's Away) performed at the Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus.. You'll see and hear a classic performance by each of the band members.
John Entwistle said this is his favorite album because nobody told him what to play. Killer bass on this album.
He nailed "The Real Me" on the first take.
Next Up for the Who is from their Album Face Dances "You Better You Bet", From their Live At Leeds Album "Magic Bus".
John "Ox" Entwistle was a beast on bass. The greatest rock bassist ever! With Moon on "lead" drums and Entwistle on "Lead" bass, the Who were simply the most unorthodox yet greatest rock group ever,
I love The Who! Got into them late in life. Bought a good original vinyl of Quadrophenia ! Got a great stereo but o have yet to get a solid turntable. I’m on it. Totally bummed that I couldn’t make their tour. Love Pete and Roger. But I love that where I live I can blast this song on my loud speakers !
For those who might be interested: On Monday The Who announced a US tour in 2022 called The Who Hits Back. The tour starts on April 22 in Hollywood, Florida and will be at Amalie Arena in Tampa on April 27. They will tour in the spring and the fall and cover most of the country and also a few gigs in Canada. I've already got my tix for the Boston show on May 18. Obviously, this could be the last tour of America for The Who so if you've ever wanted to see them..........
I was probably your age when it played at a Friday midnight movie in the early 80's. I was blown away watching that.
Still doing it!!
Tickets now on sale for
The Who - United Center Chicago, October 2022
Another of my all time favorite albums.. waaaaay back the first time WBCN played 5:15 on my car stereo I went right to the record store and bought that album. I believe the fist time I heard it was late 1980 a full 7 years after it came out.
Left my brain on the train! FUCK YEAH! great song.
Quadrophenia is a MASTERPIECE. When I watched the film, I immediately found a green trench coat and painted the bullseye on it and declared myself a MOD.
S. One of my favorite Who songs. I have a visceral reaction to this one.
UK Single of the year 1973. Sounds, Melody Maker, New Musical Express
Kudos to any American that can explain what apple scrumping is.
Sorry mate , I might have spilled the beans on that one !! lol
The Who closed out (pre-encore) their seminal 1st ("The Who - The End" was the Rolling Stone cover - lol) farewell tour in Oct '82 shows with 5:15, Love Reign Over Me, Long Live Rock, & Don't Get Fooled Again. About the best close of a show as I've ever seen. That on the heels of The Clash's incredible opening set.
That brings up another thing - asap, you need to get some more Clash going. It is wayyyy overdue. I recommend following your previous London Calling and Rock the Casbah reactions with Love in Vain, English Civil War (for a reggae inflected song) & Magnificent Seven (Live).
The Who recently (and finally) came out with a DVD (pro-shot style) of that Shea Stadium show I saw. The Clash were supposed to do a complete video documentary of their trip into NYC and the show, but unfortunately didn't record all the footage. Some is better than none I suppose!
Entwhistle was such a beast on that bass.
Tommy Bolin-
1)People People
2)Dealer- with Deep Purple
3)Stratus-with Billy Cobham
Keep slugging away buddy. So many great Bolin songs to pick from. Love the guitar in Savannah Woman only problem is the song is so short
@@anthonytice3028 That whole album is S- Tier. Love Savana Woman
@@jgsrhythm100 it would be a great full album review but so few are familiar with it . I could just about guarantee that the overall reaction by fans of this channel would be overwhelmingly positive
Live in Tampa 4/27/2022...must see!!!!
As great and stupendous as The Who were on the "Quadrophenia" tour, the opening act, on their first national tour, is what I remember the most.
"Lynyrd Skynyrd" kicked my ass that night.
Keith Moon kicked the rest of me.
A song from The Who's early days, its a song every Who fan knows, but is not a popular one, I think its been good 20 years since I heard on radio. Written by the Bassist, sung by him, and is bass heavy!! song is called "Boris the Spider" the name alone should intrigue both of you!!
Daltrey has such a great storytelling quality to his voice. Half the time I don’t even know what Townshend’s lyrics mean and yet Daltrey gets me to believe every word of them.
I couldn’t agree more. Daltrey has an unusual quality to his voice that makes you believe he believes what he’s singing to you. The only singer I know of who had that quality to a greater extent was John Lennon.
@@koshersalaami Otis Redding.
Just watched this on patreon.... great reaction and album....
Awesome album. Still remember seeing them sing this live in the 70s. You should watch the movie Quadrophenia.
Pete don't always rip fancy leads but he really can when he wants to. He really has a whole bagful of skills.
Yep! He sure did in young mans blues from isle of wight! He definitely played lead guitar in that song!
Yes boys, been waiting for this one! Any chance you could do some more Rainbow? I'd recommend you 'Catch the Rainbow' or 'The Man on the Silver Mountain'. Thanks👍
Gates of Babylon
@@anthonytice3028 tbf you cant go wrong with most Rainbow songs, Long Live Rock n Roll and The Temple of the King are some good ones as well
Same! This song rips, and deserved to be looked at by someone good.
“Catch The Rainbow” from the live album ’On Stage’ is a masterpiece.
That's one of the best songs on one of the best albums ever made.
This was my favourite song from the album in 1973, as after spending all day at college I used to catch the 5.15 train back home and after all day studying I was literally out of my brain on the 5.15.
I’ve never seen two guys bob their heads for so long completely off beat. Hahaha
Having lived in London from '64-'78, I had an up close and personal experience with Brits and their relationship with The Who. They were and ARE beloved by EVERY class of people. The Rockers, Mods, Teddy Boys and Punks LOVED or LOVE The Who. Unlike other British bands that had a 50/50, 75/25 or 90/10 like/dislike. The Who seem to be loved 99/1. I'd call them the quintessential English band. Queen a close second (although Freddie would be favoured by far, individually).
This is The Who in concert because this is how they started the concert when I saw them and jammed for 20 to 25 minutes...I don't remember. It was a long time and we the crowd was rocking out ....dancing and yelling......just partying!!!! Very Fun!!!! Very Dope!!!!