I wore out three live at leeds albums before I turned thirteen.

How did you isolate these tracks? I don’t seem to hear any artifacts from stem separating plugins

it's pretty insane how groundbreaking the who were =really, i mean this is 69 and this goes hard, it could easily be nirvana live in the 90s if you were told that and didnt see the footage

Pinball wizard is loud asf holy shit

If only this came after sgt pepper

Zal's playing starting at 2:32 is amazing!

Leonard Bernstein and John Lennon had this in common. They both had voluminous FBI files and were constantly surveiled by the FBI.

cool

I like when Charlton Heston turned it on in the movie theater in the movie Omega Man and started reciting word for word in tandem with the movie. He'd seen it many times we assume as he was the only one there to watch it. Great movie by the way.

ZAL!!!! Loved your style

Magic really.

Unlike many of his generation, Lenny was open to all kinds of music with one caveat: it had to be interesting! The Beatles were masters in the art of producing pop songs that were musically inventive, engaging, and colorful..... how could the Maestro resist!

Thank you, thank you, thank you.

Why is the Hoffman beatdown blacked out?

Johnny Marr must have been listening..

I was there!

Tiempo de esta Gente ya no volverá lastima que no la podamos Disfrutar en ésto Tiempo

Zeppelin want to be,

I once applied for a mailroom job at Rolling Stone magazine in NYC and that very guitar was displayed in a glass case in the lobby. It looked like it had been through a war. I don't think any serious Pete fan would disagree that Gibson is the single most important guitar of Pete's entire career.

so much better without daltrey

What makes you believe it's Ray on guitar? 🗣️ I'm curious

Why did they not put this on the album I heard they said they were bad “ I don’t think so “

I've often thought who caught the guitar that Pete threw into the crowd at the end. And how many people claimed, over the years , that it was them who caught it.

Saw the Who many many many years ago. Couldn't hear for three days. Truly very very loud

16:04 is that mud on Townsend’s pants and shoes? 😊

The Who at its pinnacle....just amazing

For perspective of The Who's music in time... They are playing "Summertime Blues" here less than ten years after Eddie Cochran wrote and recorded the song. The drum part during the verses of "My Generation" are exactly the drum part on Buddy Holly's "Not Fade Away." The Who is the late '50s rock'n roll esthetic amplified, taken to a new level and carried into the coming '70s.

I love thought of Bernstein sitting down at a piano to analyze some Beatles songs. He just loved to break down music, investigate the parts, and put it all back together to show us how it works.

Timeless isn't it.

They had to compete with the best (like Hendrix, CSNY, and others) that made them better than ever, they rose to the occasion!

Amazing performance! Wouldn't you all agree?

Townshend was Headbagingthere

In heaven and hell you can hear Keith screaming while drumming he put his life on the for the fans every time he went out and played

I thought they sounded and looked amazing. Legendary!

Thats really good of you to explain this. I will certainly practice it. I get it about not playing the bass E string as can overwhelm the tone when its not necessary or desired.

Genius songwriter. Favourite is Coconut Grove

Thank you for sharing this! It is wonderful! ❤❤😎😎

Teenage Idol hits the hardest. Cheers, Keith.

Windmills The Who

Was a Fuzz Face turned on around 16:03? Something was.

at -25:16.....Keith looks like he is having a lot of fun.

Townsend was grunge before anybody else.

I hope you’ll consider doing more isolated tracks from The Association. (hint..”Everything That Touches You”) 😊They are masterclasses in vocalizing and harmonizing!

Vocal masterpiece…

♥🌹🦋

incredible song, stands up today. so nice to get under the hood and see how it's put together. Joe Butler is great, sounds like Ringo. thanks for posting.

I was there, and I'm still here

Well, they were no necessarily a hippy band )

One of my faves to this day. Should have been a bigger hit. Like the xylophone counter point.

2.5 minutes was all i could take, Keith really may have been tone deaf, but adore the guy.