Daltrey never gave less than 1,000%. One of Rock's true giants. And he can still belt out that scream to this day, as he did a few years ago at the Hard Rock in Reno. I was fortunate to catch The 'Oo many times in their 70s prime, even with Moon. Never less than thrilling.
Watching this at work in a hospital at 2:30 in the morning in Kentucky, USA, 2021, and I damn near started clapping and cheering as the song came to a close!
Everything that Pete does on the guitar in this live version is absolutely beautiful. Pushing his guitar to the forefront of The Who's sound, the deliberate rhythmic stopping and starting, along with his tone, and brilliant chord phrasings drive this version of Won't Get Fooled Again. Truly a guitar hero.
I turned on the TV as this was playing live and couldn't agree more. Exactly at the 7:59 mark, Pete strums the A chord and a high D note rings out. Almost 20 years later, I remembered that and went right to it in this video. That note is permanently burned into my brain.
Hey whofan! You are right 👍They never get old! I was there. Last tuesday june 20th 2023 in Berlin at Waldbühne 🎤 🎼🎸 That scream. Roger never gets old 💥🌈
I have been loving the WHO for idonno how many years "Won´t get fooled again" stll is brutally up to date. Famous last words taken from the song: NO NO NO NOOOOO!
How did I get to 2024 without this song? 😎🎸 Pete and Roger still find new ways to phrase this timeless treasure. And somehow even the wrong notes sound right. 😆
I absolutely love the fact that Steve White, the drummer, is actually using a red sparkle Premiere drum set, just like Keith Moon had in the early days!! Fucking awesome! If you Google 'the photo of Keith behind his drum set on March 2nd 1967', I drew a picture of him playing that set, on that day, with gel ink and colored pencil. It turned out perfect!!! You could feel Keith's spirit coming through to Steve after the keyboard break. Great performance! The whole band kicked ass! I'm actually reading the book, A tribute to Keith Moon, and have arrived at the part of the book that mentioned this performance at this concert. So I decided to Google it on TH-cam. I'm glad I did.
Original baseline and player was killer man. I don't know if it's the same player but the original guy was a monster player. Kept the whole band together.
Proper genuine 100% bonafide rockstars!! They really walked the walk. The only way this could have possibly been any better was if they'd smashed the instruments up at the end! Good job it was Pink Floyd and the Beatles guy who had to follow this! Most amazing final 3 acts in any line up I've heard of.
First time viewing this concert....WOW, it might be the best version on You Tube. They certainly played like they did two decades earlier. Thanks guys!
It's hard to believe that The Who is still using the same tape of Pete's Synthesizer that he recorded back in 1971. His Audio Tech said in an interview that if the tape machine stopped working, or broke down, sometimes one of the guys would throw stuff at him like it was his fault.... I really dig it if it's true to today. I mean even when Pete changes the way he plays the song on guitar, the synth still sounds the same. At any rate, I love the song, any of the ways Pete plays it.....
Someone commented on the Live Aid version of this that they were disappointed that the Guy on Keyboards wasn't playing that part live, but I would have thought that it would be nigh on humanly impossible to keep that up all the way through the whole 8 minutes whatever. It is a huge part of the song and has to be played exactly right for the song to work:-)
@@stuanhay Rabbit was what they called the keyboardist. I believe his first name is John. I know they use the tape & the keyboards whenever they do ''Who Are You & Won't Get Fooled Again''. I just find it amazing that with all the technology they still use the original. Epic I guess....
Earlier that day Razorlight declared "This is how you end a rock concert", after some bang average song. No. No, little boys, THIS is how you end a rock concert. Facemelting guitar solo. Check. Epic organ solo. Check. Legendary drum solo. Check. Townsend's powerchord like lightning straight from the Gods. Check. THAT scream. Check. A performance for the ages.
@@beckiebuist803Steve White! Drummer for Paul Weller and the Style Council. Older brother to Alan White of Oasis. Seriously great drummer, always skin tight with a really distinctive groove.
Roger continua con esa fresca voz maestro pete lastima keith baterista de primera y el bajo de john eastwisle estan mirando a su grupo desde arriba y con gusto inmenso the who desde lima peru los vi por tele el 2005.
I can't believe I've lived for nearly fourteen years thinking this drummer was Zak Starkey. Good to finally know the actual name of one hell of a drummer for one hell of a performance. I can't decide whether this one is better than the Live Aid rendition or if just the sound was recorded way better. A top-notch powerful performance as always in any case.
They were the last act before the big Pink Floyd reunion on that day. And with their performance here they compensated their average performance at Live Aid in 1985.
@@thomasandersen6719 Queen rehearsed for weeks before Live Aid. The Who re-formed pretty much the day before the gig - Roger and Peter were not getting on with each other at the time either.
@@karmicselling4252 ok I didn't know that...but still...the Who were brilliant that day and blew Nick Kershaw and the rest of the "New romantics" away....my best memories from live aid are queen, the Who and Elvis Costello......the rest were poor...the American part of live aid was just sad...when kenny loggins and Beach Boys are the best you can come up with you just know it's not going to be a good day in America
@@johnnywhelan7849 I like Dire Straits but to be honest I do not remember them at all...there were so many bands that day and as I said I only truly remember Queen, The Who and Elvis Costello.....forget about the American part....that was all completely shit...I do not remember one single thing from the American part.....Kenny Loggins and Beach Boys??...completely blanked out of my mind
On judgment day those who have not bowed to this song on earth...WILL be made to get at the back of the line...AND may never get ahead! This is a religion in itself....salute, respect, bow
i can only imagine the pressure. A full hyde park. Cameras everywhere, millions watching on tv. Your first gig with the band. And you gotta nail the most iconic drum solo ever recorded.
MusicalElitist1 im not sure if we are talking about the same drummer because its been 9 months, but the one I was talking about, he does the job but I say that he is boring because he just does the bare minimum instead of going an extra mile to make the drums sound like in this performance.
Zak was touring with Oasis at the time, not sure why Pino wasn't there. Credit to both Whitey and Damon for filling the huge shoes of Mooney and John and doing more than a good job.
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'Meet the new boss, he's the same as the old boss' - sums up so much in this world
damn straight
FUCKING A MY FRIEND TO TRUE. PEACE BE WITH YOU ALL MY FRIEND'S. 🙏✌️😎🏴
Roger’s vocals were brilliant here, totally unexpected to hear him kill it like in his prime.
Daltrey never gave less than 1,000%. One of Rock's true giants. And he can still belt out that scream to this day, as he did a few years ago at the Hard Rock in Reno.
I was fortunate to catch The 'Oo many times in their 70s prime, even with Moon. Never less than thrilling.
Hey jayroberts, Roger did it again in Berlin at Waldbühne on a tuesday, june 20th 2023. Just like yesterday. Overwhelming 🎤 🎼🎸😊
The drummer doing the job as well! Amazing!
Steve white former the style council member, and brother of alan white former drummer of oasis
@@sholagagates833Former drummer for Paul Weller too. He did exceptionally well considering they had hardly any time to rehearse.
Watching this at work in a hospital at 2:30 in the morning in Kentucky, USA, 2021, and I damn near started clapping and cheering as the song came to a close!
Are you saying pre recorded or live because live 8 wasn’t played in 2021
Everything that Pete does on the guitar in this live version is absolutely beautiful. Pushing his guitar to the forefront of The Who's sound, the deliberate rhythmic stopping and starting, along with his tone, and brilliant chord phrasings drive this version of Won't Get Fooled Again. Truly a guitar hero.
I agree, he was having fun here really messing around with it considering he’s played the song so many times
I turned on the TV as this was playing live and couldn't agree more. Exactly at the 7:59 mark, Pete strums the A chord and a high D note rings out. Almost 20 years later, I remembered that and went right to it in this video. That note is permanently burned into my brain.
One way or the other, Roger was never going to give less than 100% on the scream. Even if it blew his vocal cords out.
One of the best band of all time
As they say in Britain brilliant!
I was there @ 51...now 70 rock on!
Never gets old, does it?
Certainly Not - That is Gotta B One of the BEST live versions of this Classic Tune - Which is just as relevant today as When it was 1st released.
never will
Hey whofan! You are right 👍They never get old! I was there. Last tuesday june 20th 2023 in Berlin at Waldbühne 🎤 🎼🎸 That scream. Roger never gets old 💥🌈
I have been loving the WHO for idonno how many years
"Won´t get fooled again" stll is brutally up to date.
Famous last words taken from the song: NO NO NO NOOOOO!
How did I get to 2024 without this song? 😎🎸 Pete and Roger still find new ways to phrase this timeless treasure. And somehow even the wrong notes sound right. 😆
The organ on this performance is absolutely brilliant.
I absolutely love the fact that Steve White, the drummer, is actually using a red sparkle Premiere drum set, just like Keith Moon had in the early days!! Fucking awesome!
If you Google 'the photo of Keith behind his drum set on March 2nd 1967', I drew a picture of him playing that set, on that day, with gel ink and colored pencil. It turned out perfect!!! You could feel Keith's spirit coming through to Steve after the keyboard break.
Great performance!
The whole band kicked ass!
I'm actually reading the book, A tribute to Keith Moon, and have arrived at the part of the book that mentioned this performance at this concert.
So I decided to Google it on TH-cam.
I'm glad I did.
O que o tempo faz com a gente. Quem viu em 1978 e depois vê em 2005 ......quanta diferença! Mas a qualidade continua a mesma, nota dez !!!
Vc está coberto de razão
Original baseline and player was killer man. I don't know if it's the same player but the original guy was a monster player. Kept the whole band together.
Love The Who. Always have, always will. And this song… 👊🏼❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
Steve White an absolute power house !!!
And he's playing a red sparkle Premiere kit, just like Keith!!!!😊
@@davidoverstreet6900that was the kit he was using for his stuff for Weller. It’s got nothing to do with The Who.
Stop trying to sound clever.
One of the greatest live show in history!perfect! anytime you start listening to this,you won’t quit listening 😂
5:39 The point when Pete transcends 🤩
7:46 Roger singing brilliantly as always!
Proper genuine 100% bonafide rockstars!! They really walked the walk. The only way this could have possibly been any better was if they'd smashed the instruments up at the end! Good job it was Pink Floyd and the Beatles guy who had to follow this! Most amazing final 3 acts in any line up I've heard of.
Scott W. “and the Beatles guy”? I think the name you’re looking for is Paul McCartney.
The Who 2x LIVE in Frankfurt-Festhalle=Germany [1x with Keith Moon].
Great Concerts.
🔈📢📣🔉🔊🎶🎵🎚🎼🪗🎸🎹📻🪗🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
7:47 That scream! EPIC!!
The best scream in any song
Might B the BEST "WGFA" SCREAM by Rodger of All TIME!! DAMN - GOTTA Love it!!!
Superb lovely.
That was probably the highlight of the whole gig!
yes I love that scream and climax to that scream!
7:48 Goosebumps all over 💥 Happiness 🎉Thank you, Roger! 🎼 ❤LOVE
Rock’s most beautiful cry and mythical song
First time viewing this concert....WOW, it might be the best version on You Tube. They certainly played like they did two decades earlier. Thanks guys!
the greatest scream of all time - total meltdown .
It's hard to believe that The Who is still using the same tape of Pete's Synthesizer that he recorded back in 1971. His Audio Tech said in an interview that if the tape machine stopped working, or broke down, sometimes one of the guys would throw stuff at him like it was his fault.... I really dig it if it's true to today. I mean even when Pete changes the way he plays the song on guitar, the synth still sounds the same. At any rate, I love the song, any of the ways Pete plays it.....
Someone commented on the Live Aid version of this that they were disappointed that the Guy on Keyboards wasn't playing that part live, but I would have thought that it would be nigh on humanly impossible to keep that up all the way through the whole 8 minutes whatever. It is a huge part of the song and has to be played exactly right for the song to work:-)
thank god they did
@@stuanhay Rabbit was what they called the keyboardist. I believe his first name is John. I know they use the tape & the keyboards whenever they do ''Who Are You & Won't Get Fooled Again''. I just find it amazing that with all the technology they still use the original. Epic I guess....
7:23 the expression full of confidence of who’s is ready to give an EPIC scream in front of millions of people
In the zone, getting himself ready for the scream of his life
Fantastic performance still full of aggression and attitude! And only Pete can dress as nerdy as he does and still look cool. Wish I could!
I was there @52 years old...brilliant!
Rocked live 8! I’m 34 and love the who and who stand for!!! Legends Townsend and Daltery!!
Leyenda de grupo...que lindo el rock de los 60.....y tenerlo en vivo asta nuestros días es unico
Earlier that day Razorlight declared "This is how you end a rock concert", after some bang average song. No. No, little boys, THIS is how you end a rock concert. Facemelting guitar solo. Check. Epic organ solo. Check. Legendary drum solo. Check. Townsend's powerchord like lightning straight from the Gods. Check. THAT scream. Check. A performance for the ages.
Mr white on drums ❤️
Who is Mr. White...who ever he is, he is bad ass. Zak Starky stinks.
@@beckiebuist803Steve White! Drummer for Paul Weller and the Style Council. Older brother to Alan White of Oasis. Seriously great drummer, always skin tight with a really distinctive groove.
The best yell out of a lyric 😊
Roger continua con esa fresca voz maestro pete lastima keith baterista de primera y el bajo de john eastwisle estan mirando a su grupo desde arriba y con gusto inmenso the who desde lima peru los vi por tele el 2005.
I love this Song,it's my favoritos by the who.
Epic then. Epic now. Epic forever.
Legendary Band!!!! 🎸🎸❤🔥🔥
The best scream in any song
C’est vrai, mais joe Cocker réalise lui aussi une belle performance : help for m’y friends ❤️
I can't believe I've lived for nearly fourteen years thinking this drummer was Zak Starkey. Good to finally know the actual name of one hell of a drummer for one hell of a performance. I can't decide whether this one is better than the Live Aid rendition or if just the sound was recorded way better. A top-notch powerful performance as always in any case.
Vic Barrett I’m
Me Encanta El Rock Británico
🤘🏻 🎤 🇬🇧 🎸 🤘🏻
Excelente baterista.
They were the last act before the big Pink Floyd reunion on that day.
And with their performance here they compensated their average performance at Live Aid in 1985.
They were explosive at live aid 85....only Queen were better
@@thomasandersen6719 Queen rehearsed for weeks before Live Aid. The Who re-formed pretty much the day before the gig - Roger and Peter were not getting on with each other at the time either.
@@karmicselling4252 ok I didn't know that...but still...the Who were brilliant that day and blew Nick Kershaw and the rest of the "New romantics" away....my best memories from live aid are queen, the Who and Elvis Costello......the rest were poor...the American part of live aid was just sad...when kenny loggins and Beach Boys are the best you can come up with you just know it's not going to be a good day in America
Thomas Andersen people are forgetting about Dire Straits. I’m a queen fan but Dire Straits were fantastic as well at live aid
@@johnnywhelan7849 I like Dire Straits but to be honest I do not remember them at all...there were so many bands that day and as I said I only truly remember Queen, The Who and Elvis Costello.....forget about the American part....that was all completely shit...I do not remember one single thing from the American part.....Kenny Loggins and Beach Boys??...completely blanked out of my mind
There are 3 eternal teenagers still playing rock music these days. One of them is John Fogerty, the other two are in this video.
SUCH A GOOD CONCERT!!!
2024 and still woooooooouuuuhhhh long live rock and roll!!!
THE LEGENDS PLAY SO!!
UNFORGETABLE!!
The Who still at thier very best.
Roger's vocals on this are better than the album version, which is saying something give the near 35-year difference!
0:49 0:53 Pete dar o windmill e ainda bate repetidamente, ao mesmo tempo. Reproduzindo em 0,25 parece ser fácil. Colossal!! 🔥
Goosebumps.
On judgment day those who have not bowed to this song on earth...WILL be made to get at the back of the line...AND may never get ahead!
This is a religion in itself....salute, respect, bow
Great live version.
7:35 the drummer (Steve White) nailed it
Yeah he did!
Then we got that drummer playing at their most recent performances which is uhhhhh super boring.
i can only imagine the pressure. A full hyde park. Cameras everywhere, millions watching on tv. Your first gig with the band. And you gotta nail the most iconic drum solo ever recorded.
MusicalElitist1 im not sure if we are talking about the same drummer because its been 9 months, but the one I was talking about, he does the job but I say that he is boring because he just does the bare minimum instead of going an extra mile to make the drums sound like in this performance.
hermano de Alan White , 2do baterista de oasis.
Love the tone of the drum
Asombrosos como siempre
Excelente perfomace, adoro The Who.
Simply amazing 🤩
That windmill guitar ❤️
7:50 min, one of the most recognizable screams in rock n' roll history 🤘🧔♂🤘
great performance
Refreshing as always.
Magnífico 😘
The fool is dead!!! ❤❤❤😂!!! Michael Matthias Frohn Mühlstroh und Jesus Christus!!! What a Beautyful Day!!!
¡GENIOS! Únicos
Ladies and gentlemen the whoooooo ❤❤❤
Brilliant band ❤️
Cool that they played both Live Aid and Live 8
And this version is the best of both, they still nailed it!
Zak was touring with Oasis at the time, not sure why Pino wasn't there. Credit to both Whitey and Damon for filling the huge shoes of Mooney and John and doing more than a good job.
Allways thought that Paul Weller sacked them for playing here. Or it's just coincidence :-)
@@merkerakkountie6662 Paul didn't sack him. Steve didn't leave Paul's until 2007. Be quiet, idiot.
@@merkerakkountie6662 Also, why would Weller sack them? Weller's a Who fan. My word, 9 months later, and your idiocy still never fails to astound me.
hmmm, well steve said it was the greatest day of his career, that could definitely piss off someone he’d been playing with since 1983…
now if Weller could get rid of incredibly boring Steve Cradock…
Greatest ever!
Steve White is mega on this.
Was so tired by this point but they woke me up!
From 7:33 Keith Moon would be proud of him: he beated the old boss up
Roger aged so well.
What a badass song 🤘🏻🧔🏻🤘🏻
Geiler Song und Roger ist genial!
6:50 mark knopfler on organ
Really?
Hatujeme Let'splayery Hesky, Česky lol no
No, its Rabbit Bundrick.
@@MikeFoxtrot1 Who was the organist for The Who' set during Live Aid (he nailed that B3 in both performances), too
@@waltercorteselli that was Rabbit Bundrick as well.
Sensationnelle 😎
STEVE WHITE 😇😇😇😇😇😇
Roger still has it x
EPIC MAN!!
The Who forever¡¡¡
Tanti anni dopo...
2:48 WE WON'T GET FOOLED AGAIN!!!!!! NO,NOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
F A N T A S T I C WHO WHO WHO WHO WHO WHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC!!
🇧🇷🇧🇷 2021! 🙌🙌🇧🇷🇧🇷
El público más frío de la historia.
Go man, go!
Whitey on the drums btw
Real rock!
Steve White on drums??
Wenn man im großen Brockhaus unter Altrocker nachschlägt, erscheint dieses Video !
Epic!
Top Gun
Cookin!
❤
is that steve white from style council?
Yep. He's great.
@@roguescoop wow thats very very nice
@@jamescalalo Love his work with Paul and TSC. Obviously nobody is Moon, but he nonetheless brings good energy to the song if not the amazing fills.
HOLY HELL 7:48
the who every time
Creo que después de Keith, el mejor batero que tuvo The Who fue Zack Starkey