What book?? Like my old boss would talk about something and say " that's not right, in my book" . I finally asked him one day, where is this book? How come we have never seen this book?? I told him I don't think he even had a book, that he was making it all up. To this day he has yet to produce this book of his that he claims is full of things that "are or are not right".
Nothing like having music entrepreneur's reacting to the Who. They always notice John Entwistle's playing. One of the top bass players in the world. Che and La are the best reactor's !
This is one of my absolute favorites. Driving down the highway definitely passing through neighborhoods that are highly eminence fronted sunroof open yowling come and join the party dressed to kill and simply not caring who sees or hears.
I'm 58 years old and The Who have been my favorite band since I was 10. All of this great music came from the mind of one man. The musical genius Pete Townshend. LONG LIVE THE WHO! 🤟
This Who song hits so hard that I can dance to it ❤. When I was a teen, of course I knew the Who, but didn’t consider myself a fan. In my 50’s I am now fully appreciating their sound, and this song is definitely my favorite; this one gets blasted in the car ❤. Definitely always show up to the party dresses to kill; great advice 😂
Out of all the reaction videos, these two guys are the best! Both of you offer intelligent feedback, and you can tell you have a passion for music. Aloha from Hawaii!
That is a groove. First time hearing for me. Gave me a few stank faces and I can’t quite put my finger on it. Futuristic funk idk 🤷🏼♂️ Great react as always gents.
Great band and you guys are some of the best on TH-cam. One thing other channels do that you don't is rewind a bit after you stop the music to comment which works well.
My father was a two tour Vietnam infantry Radioman. I myself learned to play guitar because of my pops drinking on his Jack Daniels to this song in our living room on the "good speakers". 😂👍🏾 Heavens bless and protect our fighting warriors.
They were such an influential and eclectic band, and the bassist, John Entwistle, would hold the individual notes longer and with more resonance than other bassists did.
John Entwistle's nickname was "Thunderfingers." He was a big man who played the hell out of the bass. If you watch any videos of their live performances, you'll see that his facial expression was always blank, like he put no effort into playing the bass. It's like he was bored with being a badass.
Man, the crack of that snare drum gets me everytime. Never heard a snare recorded that was on any other song i ever heard. Bass player John Entwhisel was known as “Thunderfingers”, just so you know. Love this track!
This was the final Who album with Kenny Jones (drums) and John Entwhistle (bass). John died in 2002 and The Who did not record another album after "It's Hard" until 2006.
At one time they were reported to be the LOUDEST band going. Now Roger is practically deaf. He was asked if they were gonna release any new tunes to which he replied, "what's the point?"
The Who formed in 1964 with their first hits “I Can’t Explain” and “My Generation” released in 1965, getting lots of airplay and TV coverage. “Eminence Front” was their last hit. In those 17 years they heavily shaped rock music. Pete with his power chords and experimentation with synthesizers. Keith with his “lead” drumming, and John Eintwhistle’s bass. His harmonics were incredible! They invented “power rock” and evolved greatly over the years, with Pete exploring and innovating. They heavily influenced rock, power pop, punk and grunge. I grew up hearing them innovate and evolve. Perhaps my favorite band ever.
I love that The Who had two excellent but very different vocal stylings available to them. Townsend was such an animal, with most of the writing, his powerful guitar, and vocals that work so well against the standard of Daltrey. Hopefully you will venture into some of Townsend’s solo albums.
You guys need to remember, The Who was one of the first bands to use one of the first arpeggiators. It took lots of work and jumper cables to different equipment. Today, fire up software like Reason or Ableton and it’s done!
The mult-layer keyboard , synthesizer they put together for the intro --- Is used a lot for sports intro's like NBA games, etc... it's a small part, but all part of the talent of the group and engineers.
It’s wild that they were into pinball then progressed to the new sounds. When I was a kid we played pinball then starting in the late 70’s played the new video computer based games that were real simple compared to now. Pinball was analog/mechanical. The Who !
You guys need to check out the Who, We Won't be Fooled again and Baba O'Reilly live at Shepperton Studios 1972. This was the Who when I saw them in the 70s. You won't be disappointed
The Who started the same time The Beatles started in 1962 along with The Rolling Stones....The true gods of Rock n' Roll...the pioneers of the Rock n' Roll music!!!! The Who played this song in their late 70's last year in October, live i concert with an Eight piece Orchestra!!! Wow!!! They were AWESOME!!!! The old boys still have it and more...and we fans...went CRAZY!!!!! lol
The Who has many great songs and helped pave the way for high production rock songs, but my favorites continue to be the early 70's live performances. At a perfect time of musical growth and youthful energy they played with a raw power that no other band at the time could match. Live at Leeds is one of the best live albums ever with one high powered banger after another. But it's not complete unless you can see them live. Check out Young Man Blues from Isle of Wight.
the video game image on the front is an nod to the pinball machine 'Tommy' played... a kind of 'the more things change... the more they stay the same' image - the lyrical content of The Who is essentially timeless --- the human condition -- stunningly ambitious
Just wanted to say, I’ve seen lots of reactors on TH-cam but you guys are my new favorites. Your musical knowledge and enthusiasm really comes through in your reviews and it’s a pleasure to watch. Keep up the great work.
I had the privilege of seeing the Who live twice. The first time was at Alpine Valley, Wisconsin(the same venue I saw Stevie Ray Vaughn's last concert the night his helicopter crashed after the show) and at the St. Paul Civic Center. After the St. Paul show I was convinced I was deaf! Still a great show by my favorite band.
I watch a lot of your reactions (and comment occasionally), but not sure I ever read anyone complimenting your logo. It's really good and clearly the most professionally done among all reaction sites. Great job!
I don't have a clue as to how you acquired the playlist of my life but you guys are spot on with your analysis of all the great artists and tunes!!...Jack
The WHO on tour 1982 the album 'It's Hard' was still very new. It was to be their last but one of the members was broke so they continued to tour after that. This song is so beautiful...
Never got to see The WHO, until this album was released in 1982, and it was an amazing event. This song was a big hit at the show, but "Sister Disco" got the biggest crowd reaction of the night. four Aircraft search lights in each corner of the arena lit up everything during the song, and everyone got in on the feeling."Eminence Front" is mostly Pete on the lead vocals and Roger is mostly strumming his rhythm guitar, and of course Bassist John Entwistle is crushing it. Saw The WHO twenty years later, just after Entwistle passed in a Las Vegas hotel room, like a rock star should.
Great reaction! I hope you can watch the video from the MTV era of this song. It’s live and incredible. I still can’t believe this is the Who’s last studio album in the 80’s. Pete Townshend is a genius!
there are many variations of them doing this song, live, and where Pete kills an opening solo. My favorite of all Who song; it has a groove you can't shake
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John Entwistle was THE most monstrous rock bass player to come from the 60s. He wrote the book.
Jack Bruce and Eric Burdon in that mix. Stones had some really hard thumps too.
@@Greg-io1ipJack Bruce is definitely a monster Bass player I love his playing on the politician
On "Live At Leeds" Entwistle played the bass like it was the lead.
What book??
Like my old boss would talk about something and say " that's not right, in my book" . I finally asked him one day, where is this book? How come we have never seen this book?? I told him I don't think he even had a book, that he was making it all up. To this day he has yet to produce this book of his that he claims is full of things that "are or are not right".
And he was one of the most "laid back" bassists on the planet as he looked like a soldier at Buckingham Palace
The Who really did innovate so many sounds. Just the ultimate rock band in every way.
Nothing like having music entrepreneur's reacting to the Who. They always notice John Entwistle's playing. One of the top bass players in the world. Che and La are the best reactor's !
By far the best!
My thoughts exactly
Yeah I like these guys, good energy and good reactions
The rolling stones maybe the greatest rock &roll band in the world but the who are not far behind them the who are outtasight... farout
One of the Who’s more underrated songs.
And probably their last great one.
And one of the best
My favorite who song
Always regarded highly by stations around me, top 5. Must be some other parts of world that underrated,
This is one of my absolute favorites. Driving down the highway definitely passing through neighborhoods that are highly eminence fronted sunroof open yowling come and join the party dressed to kill and simply not caring who sees or hears.
My favorite song from the Who. Its my kinda groove👍🎸🎶🎼🎵✌️keep rockin it gentlemen
I grew up with this music playing all the time. These guys are about my age so I grew up as they grew into their different sounds.
And LIVE at LEEDS is considered one of the greatest live performances of all time
Credit to you gentlemen for noticing attributes that others fail to mention!
Can I dare say… funky! I guess I just did. That bass just sets up residence in your brain and refuses to leave.
The late great John Entwhistle playing the shyt outta that BASS!!!
That’s some late night driving soundtrack jam right there. Always loved this track
I'm 58 years old and The Who have been my favorite band since
I was 10. All of this great music came from the mind of one man. The musical genius Pete Townshend. LONG LIVE THE WHO! 🤟
This was the first tape I played on my new Walkman.
You and me both all though I would put the Stones right up there.
It’s a joy
"It's a put on" 😮
John Entwistle doing that bass line is awesome, holding each note, and making it reverberate.
One of my favorite who songs
Fellas this is the one I been wanting for yall to get to HARD 😅
This is my favourite song for midnight drives. Driving through a city on the freeway to this is just perfect.
Here we go!! this never gets old!
One of my absolute favorites from The Who! Thanks for hitting this one and sharing your feedback guys! ☮️❤️🎶🎸🎶
YEP! One of Who's ABSOLUTE BEST!
@@retromom5421 ❤ 🎶 ❤️ 🎶
The legendary John Entwistle on bass guitar!
The Ox!!! ❤
@@jmleyland This was the last Who album that he played on. Pino Palladino picked up the bass duties on their last two albums. Endless Wire and Who.
My favorite Who song. The greatest bass player in history, The Ox, John Entwhistle.
th-cam.com/video/yd6S0BrI9zw/w-d-xo.html 2002 live at the Royal Albert Hall “ 515 “ they put a camera on John’s base neck to capture his solo
I started hearing 80's Who right away thanks again!
The Who started in 1964, and though it’s just Daltrey and Townshend left, they’re still awesome live in concert! If you get a chance to see them, go!
Getting in Tune! ONE OF THE BEST BASS LINES EVER!!!
Definitely one of the reasons why Entwhistle was nicknamed 'thunderfingers' that bassline is something else.
This Who song hits so hard that I can dance to it ❤. When I was a teen, of course I knew the Who, but didn’t consider myself a fan. In my 50’s I am now fully appreciating their sound, and this song is definitely my favorite; this one gets blasted in the car ❤. Definitely always show up to the party dresses to kill; great advice 😂
The WHO started around 1964, way before ZEP which started around ‘69 or 1970.
These dudes made a whole record about pinball....
My absolute favorite Who song, mainly because it is so far from the popular structure The Who is known for.
Kenny Jones from Faces/Small Faces on drums...Keith Moon had passed away..
Faces. Rod Stewart, right? The Faces, I'm remembering
Out of all the reaction videos, these two guys are the best! Both of you offer intelligent feedback, and you can tell you have a passion for music. Aloha from Hawaii!
Wish you guys the best!!! Our hearts out to y’all ….
Truth.
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Maui in our thoughts and prayers.
@@mikeb36240 Mahalo Nui.
Eintwhistle. Don't know if I spelled that right lol but he's the man.
That is a groove. First time hearing for me. Gave me a few stank faces and I can’t quite put my finger on it. Futuristic funk idk 🤷🏼♂️ Great react as always gents.
John Entwhistle on bass just kills it. Top notch rock bassist!
When your bass player's nickname is Thunderfingers you know you never have to worry about the rhythm section.
Bass player John Entwhistle didn't have the nickname THUNDERFINGERS for nothing
This song is one of my all time favorites - I never get tired of it. It is such a vibe.
You guys get IT . The music we had in our "Boomer " youth is hard to equal in these days Thanks for your reactions.
Great band and you guys are some of the best on TH-cam. One thing other channels do that you don't is rewind a bit after you stop the music to comment which works well.
Within 35 minutes I've watched this reaction three times. That's my Friday night 🤣
Our buddies dig great music. Reaction. Not posing.
Absolutely. @@Greg-io1ip
My father was a two tour Vietnam infantry Radioman.
I myself learned to play guitar because of my pops drinking on his Jack Daniels to this song in our living room on the "good speakers". 😂👍🏾
Heavens bless and protect our fighting warriors.
Love Love 💕 Thanks. Going on Playlist 😊
This was the time of my youth. I am so blessed.
When this came out my buddy misheard the hook as "living in funk" to this day I can't unhear it
I'm READY!! Hit it! One of their BEST songs ever! ❤👍🏻
Most excellent! When I was a DJ, when I played this song, I’d have it cranked up so high, people on the floors above and below also heard it. ☮️❤️
When I listen to The Who
SO DO MY NEIGHBORS
A band that hit it big in the middle sixties still innovating in the middle eighties.
They were such an influential and eclectic band, and the bassist, John Entwistle, would hold the individual notes longer and with more resonance than other bassists did.
John Entwistle's nickname was "Thunderfingers." He was a big man who played the hell out of the bass. If you watch any videos of their live performances, you'll see that his facial expression was always blank, like he put no effort into playing the bass. It's like he was bored with being a badass.
This tune is nothing but 'truth'... "people hiding" behind an "eminence front". Great reaction, guys.
this is after keith moon had died. kenny jones from the faces joined the band on drums and pete townsend takes lead vocals. it’s a def banger.
Man, the crack of that snare drum gets me everytime. Never heard a snare recorded that was on any other song i ever heard. Bass player John Entwhisel was known as “Thunderfingers”, just so you know. Love this track!
This was the final Who album with Kenny Jones (drums) and John Entwhistle (bass). John died in 2002 and The Who did not record another album after "It's Hard" until 2006.
The layers. Never gets old.
One of my favorite Who songs.
Love it! Pete Townsend..IMO is brilliance. From the early days, to his writings on Tommy and Quadrophenia, and onto his solo albums, he a mad genius!
*Townshend
I think you guys would like Magic Bus by The Who
The Who were contemporaries of The Beatles and The Rolling Stones at the beginning of the Psychedelic Rock era 65-66.
The Who got you two all bobble-heading, too good.
At one time they were reported to be the LOUDEST band going. Now Roger is practically deaf. He was asked if they were gonna release any new tunes to which he replied, "what's the point?"
Spinal Tap was England’s loudest band.
One of my favorite Who songs!
That's a Who song that even a not-really-a-fan-of-The-Who (like me) can enjoy the heck out of
Exactly!
Well said.
The Who formed in 1964 with their first hits “I Can’t Explain” and “My Generation” released in 1965, getting lots of airplay and TV coverage. “Eminence Front” was their last hit. In those 17 years they heavily shaped rock music. Pete with his power chords and experimentation with synthesizers. Keith with his “lead” drumming, and John Eintwhistle’s bass. His harmonics were incredible! They invented “power rock” and evolved greatly over the years, with Pete exploring and innovating. They heavily influenced rock, power pop, punk and grunge. I grew up hearing them innovate and evolve. Perhaps my favorite band ever.
Forgot to add that Pete’s feedback experimentation influenced both Pink Floyd and Jimi Hendrix.
Oh, yeah, fellas, that 1 is funky good jam, man, God bless appreciate it, have a great Weekend
My favorite Who song,great. Band
I love that The Who had two excellent but very different vocal stylings available to them. Townsend was such an animal, with most of the writing, his powerful guitar, and vocals that work so well against the standard of Daltrey. Hopefully you will venture into some of Townsend’s solo albums.
The Who has always been one of my favorite bands
You guys need to remember, The Who was one of the first bands to use one of the first arpeggiators. It took lots of work and jumper cables to different equipment. Today, fire up software like Reason or Ableton and it’s done!
Their album Quadrophenia, is one of my 'desert island discs'. It's just flipping epic.
Agreed….Townsend at his usual best….reign on me is simply unforgettable!!!
The mult-layer keyboard , synthesizer they put together for the intro --- Is used a lot for sports intro's like NBA games, etc... it's a small part, but all part of the talent of the group and engineers.
It’s wild that they were into pinball then progressed to the new sounds. When I was a kid we played pinball then starting in the late 70’s played the new video computer based games that were real simple compared to now. Pinball was analog/mechanical.
The Who !
the big arcade games were out then in arcades and bars
You guys need to check out the Who, We Won't be Fooled again and Baba O'Reilly live at Shepperton Studios 1972. This was the Who when I saw them in the 70s. You won't be disappointed
I saw them in 1982 at the Mecca Arena in downtown Milwaukee, Wi. and this song i think was the loudest of the entire set, super crazy loud.
Please watch The Who "A Quick One"- you will love it! A performance filmed for The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus in 1968
You need to hit more of The Who...they have at least 25 songs that you would love- they hit the US in 1964 right after the Beatles and The Stones
I'm glad yall are experiencing this music I know so well
The Who started the same time The Beatles started in 1962 along with The Rolling Stones....The true gods of Rock n' Roll...the pioneers of the Rock n' Roll music!!!! The Who played this song in their late 70's last year in October, live i concert with an Eight piece Orchestra!!! Wow!!! They were AWESOME!!!! The old boys still have it and more...and we fans...went CRAZY!!!!! lol
The Who has many great songs and helped pave the way for high production rock songs, but my favorites continue to be the early 70's live performances. At a perfect time of musical growth and youthful energy they played with a raw power that no other band at the time could match. Live at Leeds is one of the best live albums ever with one high powered banger after another. But it's not complete unless you can see them live. Check out Young Man Blues from Isle of Wight.
the video game image on the front is an nod to the pinball machine 'Tommy' played... a kind of 'the more things change... the more they stay the same' image - the lyrical content of The Who is essentially timeless --- the human condition -- stunningly ambitious
yall check out Kansas CHIKLD OF INNOCENCE, my favorite Kansas song.
Just wanted to say, I’ve seen lots of reactors on TH-cam but you guys are my new favorites. Your musical knowledge and enthusiasm really comes through in your reviews and it’s a pleasure to watch. Keep up the great work.
John Entwisle was one rocks best bass players. Great reaction fellas . Much appreciated
I had the privilege of seeing the Who live twice. The first time was at Alpine Valley, Wisconsin(the same venue I saw Stevie Ray Vaughn's last concert the night his helicopter crashed after the show) and at the St. Paul Civic Center. After the St. Paul show I was convinced I was deaf! Still a great show by my favorite band.
I watch a lot of your reactions (and comment occasionally), but not sure I ever read anyone complimenting your logo. It's really good and clearly the most professionally done among all reaction sites. Great job!
Thank you so much. We appreciate that!!
One of my fave tracks by them dope scale on the intro guitar undeniable groove
I don't have a clue as to how you acquired the playlist of my life but you guys are spot on with your analysis of all the great artists and tunes!!...Jack
One of my favorite Who songs with Pete Townsend singing.
The WHO on tour 1982 the album 'It's Hard' was still very new. It was to be their last but one of the members was broke so they continued to tour after that. This song is so beautiful...
This song is definitely on my playlist🎶🎶
Nailed it again fellas! Don't forget about the Making of Aja!
The Who may have been at their pinnacle in the early to mid 80s.
Pete's vocals show the Who could've existed without Daltry.
Never got to see The WHO, until this album was released in 1982, and it was an amazing event. This song was a big hit at the show, but "Sister Disco" got the biggest crowd reaction of the night. four Aircraft search lights in each corner of the arena lit up everything during the song, and everyone got in on the feeling."Eminence Front" is mostly Pete on the lead vocals and Roger is mostly strumming his rhythm guitar, and of course Bassist John Entwistle is crushing it. Saw The WHO twenty years later, just after Entwistle passed in a Las Vegas hotel room, like a rock star should.
Pete Townsend was a genius for early usage of the synthesizer
My favorite Who song! I always crank it!
Liked this song from the first time i heard it.
Unusual for me.
Great reaction! I hope you can watch the video from the MTV era of this song. It’s live and incredible. I still can’t believe this is the Who’s last studio album in the 80’s. Pete Townshend is a genius!
there are many variations of them doing this song, live, and where Pete kills an opening solo. My favorite of all Who song; it has a groove you can't shake