Brexiteering t***

I really appreciate this interview from both of you! Watched the documentary and learned tons from it!!!

I agree!!! Wrestling was and is the hardest physical sport I've ever competed in

Keith Moon was the entire act after he died they should've packed it in

I'm pleased to see/hear Roger speak the truth as to Kieth vs. Kenny. Kenny was obviously an incredibly respected mate, ... but Kieth was a force of nature in the unique synergy that was The Who.

Great interview, very well-thought-out and intelligent questions. And a tribute to Roger for being so honest

Wrestling taught me to grind for growth. So greatful of my high years on the team.

Daltrey will love the new record. PJ carrying that torch brighter than it's been for 20 years with this new album 👌

And Roger, you were the best ever!!!!!!! 😊

very click baity title, very misleading. It‘s about Lonnie Donnegan, no more, no less

Roger is every bit as great. Lucky we still have him.

did I miss the Robert Plant part?

Im tell you right know - you dont fucking idea what you talking about. By ESPN boxing is the hardest sport of all, not combat sport, but all sports. And lets be clear, what you mean by hardest, if you mean physically demanding, I mean cycling is most demanding, Its brutal, take, for example, Tour de France, guys cycling race 3.500 km for 21 days, that is beyond brutal, just see them legs after finishing professional carrier. But that sport is, for example, not technically demanding, its more physically. In some sport you need raw power, in some durability and power, in some both that and technique, in some all that and speed, and so many other thing. So, ESPN made 10 category (power, endurance, speed, agility, and so one) in which we compare being hard and boxing win by far. Not to mention that is not category for something like being punched in face and struggle with pain and so on. Not to mention that professional boxing match for title is 12 rounds, but wrestling is 2-3 max.. Also, boxing is incomparable harder sport when you take that you can be so strong but lose from someone who is much faster and technically better and so on. I have been training boxing for 15+ years, and trained so many wrestler who wanna try boxing a little bit, you would be surprised how wrestlers are weak when need to punch, they get tired quickly when they have to hit, they are slow and sluggish, they are more pushing pad then hitting, not to mention their movement, although they are much physically stronger than boxers, not to mention how surprised they are when they start to they receive punches in the face, don't be ridiculous that wrestling can be compared to boxing. You have boxers like Sugar Ray Robinson who looked like some 75 kg teenager and killed a man in a fight, that is he died tomorrow the day after the fight from injuries given by Sugar Ray Robinson in head which is recognized by many as the best boxer of all time. In boxing, if you have raw physical strength like wrestlers - thats is nothing - if you are not fast and technically perfect, to be a top boxer you also have to have a special talent, sense of rhythm and many other things, not to mention how much complete boxer are as athlete much faster, much agile, boxing is incomparable technically demanding then wrestling, that is reason why wrestlers give that much to raw strength and look like bodybuilders, but in boxing that literally nothing when you get gloves and go came in ring. Just look at Roy Jones Jr. and what he is able to as boxer, and not just him, but so many boxer legends, then show me same for wrestlers: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppywcplmj62Clc0&ab_channel=MuayThaiKimura

Should have worked out. Would have been grest. The globalist would not allow it.

Hey Roger...How's brexit going😂😂😂😂😂?

Keith and John played lead and Pete was rhythm.

He got on great with Brian because they were the lone blonds in a sea of dark haired rockers! All kidding aside, it would have been interested to learn more about Roger's friendship with Brian - through the turmoil of Brian's last years...

the blues influenced about 10 seconds to The Who's career. "Sqeezebox" is for K-tell.

The term music to make love to is a cringeworthy catch phrase Roger is right about being a honest rock 🪨 🎸 singer about being in that frame of mind where you should feel like kicking the shit out of someone anything else is dishonest

And they both totally bought in to the narrative. So disappointing. Of ALL rebel bands. Still 23 years of proof later........

Well, thanks a lot. I learned sweet feck all from that about Townshend's dislike of Moon's drumming.

Keith made the drums a lead instrument. They needed that to fill in with just bass and drums. Of course John made the bass a lead instrument much of the time. Maybe that's it. Three lead instruments instead of the usual bass and drum, rhythm section, and guitar on lead. Kenny Jones really is a great drummer for most bands though. But too much in the traditional sense to fit with the Who. They had to start adding keyboards and other musicians to make it work. Then it wasn't the Who anymore though was it? It was a band of professional musicians playing Who songs.

I can't remember which critic wrote about The Who's 1982 tour, with Kenny Jones, Rabbit Bundrick, backing vocalists and a horn section, that they had added 13 people to the band to try to replace Moon, and they didn't come close.

I've seen Jimi and the Who at Stringfellows King Mojo club in 1967 and was amazed by both and still a fan of both..but Jimi's guitar playing changed me forever.I was stood 6ft away and still to this day amazed by him.Keith Moon comes a close second as a musician.

Kenney Jones though is solid perfect on Eminence Front. Also, Another Tricky Day.

Pete might of complained about Moon's 🥁 But Keith was Perfect for The Who! Just like Zack Starkey is Now playing 🥁 in place of his God Father ✝️ The Who sounds as good or Even better these Daze! 😵‍💫

I’m not sure this guy realizes The Beatles opened the door for other British bands to come over. Even Roger had to tell him they were 2 years before The Who

I see many comments from USA people about Roger. Let me try and explain something please. He's a Londoner, as am I. British schooling system (generally speaking) teaches not to "blow our own trumpets". Stoic and quietly confident. Don't interrupt, constantly listen, wait for the person to finish. 👆 I didn't see much evidence of that here. Nobody was as obsessed 👉 🇺🇸 with The Beatles either, they were just the 1st to come to fruition. Were the most popular. We had lots to choose from. Salutations, from Kensington and Chelsea; in London. 🇬🇧 🤝 🇺🇸

I saw Jimi Hendrix live at six stadium in Seattle when I was nine years old, my uncle and I were across the street at the laundromat doing laundry and at that time people said you could just walk in and it did'nt really matter if you paid or not, one thing I remember was that the volume was crazy loud.

Roger never ages!

PETE, WITH OUT MOON, the OX John, and Roger...No WHO

Ian Anderson was at least disappointed by Brian at the Circus. I’m a big fan of Brian when he was on.

Roger is a good man! How fitting that someone who was once a spokeman for youth culture would now speak for this.

Roger Daltrey never struck me as a shy person.

Keith Moon was an absolute maniac, and he gave the Who their wild image. He was one of the best rock drummers of all time. John Bonham is maybe a bit better, but Kieth was right up there at the top of his profession. The way he moved was unique. He would kind of flail, but all of his beats were spot on. He would put on a great show.

Roger is bang on the mark about Keith's drumming.

Keith was to drums is what Pete was to guitar, nobody really like them and i dont think they would fit into any real great rock n roll band, and were too good to fit into a punk band. The Who were one of the best bands ever out of England and on a great night better than the stones live.

No comments- such an indication of the interest! Roger you are a saint! You remember your roots and how it was and how it could be. Keep the faith as you are winning the battle. You are true star in every respect

Roger and Jimmi were both at Woodstock

I’ve been a WHO fan for 48 years. I’ve seen them live many times. The performance they gave that night in NYC was one of the greatest shows they ever gave. The joy they infused into that crowd and city that night under those circumstances was simply magical.

Pete’s impeccable sense of time and rock solid rhythm held the Who together while Keith and John improvised. If you want to know where the One is listen to Pete.

Over the more I hear about Pete Townsend's opinions over the years...the more he shows what an insufferable prick he is/was...

Mate, you logo looks like a bum.

No disrespect but other drummers like Bonham were high hat tapers bass drum 1 and 3 types very bland predictable and boring. Keith Moons drumming was exciting dramatic and awe inspiring listen to Quadraphenia no one could of done a better job

Keith was a gift to the WHO and the world. I tried to emulate Keith Moon back in the 60's-70's. RIP Keith we miss you. TD Atlanta

Love these classic untold stories from the actual band members. Terrific.

Roger speaks the truth about Jimi. Just wish his band mate, Pete Townshend, wouldn't be so insecure about Jimi.

What a Bloke ! Humble to the core.

I'm mad coz' Moonie REALLY loved the son of the b... like an old brother, easy now he's dead tell "he's a bad drummer" Keith would be devastated to hear that from PT.😢

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