A genius!

That was great, terrific version

This bloke represents a very low standard of excellence, which obviously appeals to a large enough audience that he has been able to milk it. Not sure if that's what he thinks he's doing.

The Who; Lead vocal, lead guitar, lead base, lead drums, lead vocals.

Can you just hold the fucking camera still fercrissakes?!

Moon played a drum solo from the beginning of the set to the end.

Funny thing I heard the concept in his songs even though he never put out the album. He did warn us. There once was a note. Pure and easy.

OLE!!!!!!

King of strumming !

Master of the Chord

Can someone please tell me where I can find the entire documentary?

The philosophical message is what's lacking in contemporary music.

I love the footage from the Who's Next sessions where Keith has the headphones gaff taped to his head to keep them from flying off.

as Keith has said he paints a picture when he plays !

He and his liberal friends should be happy Now😢

This Guy sucks 😢

What's impressive about Pete Townshend is that he's an artist who understands nuance and dynamics in the rock genre. A very rare thing.

best pedo song ever.

This should have 10B views, not 1M. The genius and talent are on another level.

What about Tommy …that’s from him too .

Pete Townshend doesn't need a band. He is a band.

Acoustics sound their best with mics

❤👍👍👍

This was BRILLIANT then in the late 60's and is still brilliant to this day! IMVHO, always imitated but NEVER equaled!

Strumming and arpeggio superman! I'll tip my hat to the new constitution... Take a bow for Pete Townshend...

CSI MIAMI

Wow, Roy Clark buzz saw right hand.

Pete does too but I think he too hurt that a man with that kind of genius wasted his life in the fashion he lived. You cannot spend that kind of time togther and not love them like a brother. Peter is much more guarded with his personal feelings then Roger so I doubt he'd ever admit that he truly misses Keith. When Keith died the best part of the who's sound went right along with him. Pete I'm sure hurts ... I does miss Keith but you're not going to hear about it. Also I think when he criticizes Keith for his crazy style of drumming it's Pete's way of shielding himself from admitting that it really hurts ... even still. Such a genius, and I'm sure from one genius to another Pete admired greatly Keith's drumming It changed the face of music abd who drummers could do. Rip Keith ❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉 Best of the best 👌 🎉😢

wow amazing

It's obvious from watching this that Keith, John, and Pete all loved and miss Keith. Keith was definitely a game changer in the world of drumming, and he played the drums like it was a lead instrument. He, Roger, Pete and John were powerful together, and it's a shame he and John are no longer around. Rest in power, Keith and John...

Master of chords as well as feedback

Peter Townsend et Jeff Beck les deux grands guitaristes anglais inventifs des sixties, les precurseurs du hard rock

So much fun watching!

Holy cow those up-down flourishes are amazing.

Damn Pete, you are the boss!! Thanks man!

Keith had to follow the vocals and the music because he couldn't set the tempo for them to follow. Pete said that himself, that Keith wasn't able to keep time. Sorry, but he wasn't quite the drummer people tried to make him out to be.

Thank you for posting this.

To put it plainly, the man has balls. He puts it out there, damn anyone else. I truly admire his personal attack on the human experience

Incredible performance, extra frustration that the hypnotised are still so he seems

This video made me love Roger Daltrey more than I already did. Such a great passion and understanding for what Keith did as a drummer

Without Moon I doubt very much they would have made it!

This makes me just want to do it all again, isnt it a shame that we have to leave, but that's how it works, and that's how it's been since the beginning.

Amazing. One of THE best rock songs ever written in my opinion.

we will never see his like again, in fact we never saw anyone like him back in the day, whenever i see footage of the who the first thing i look at is keith - RIP

Any time that I've seen footage of Keith Moon playing live, it always strikes me that there seems to be more sound coming from the drums than his bodily movements look like they should be producing. I'm not even sure that the way I'm articulating that makes sense but it seems to say something to me about just how good he was.

Keith played his best on LIVE AT LEEDS, WHO'S NEXT and QUADROPHENIA.

WOW! I absolutely LOVE the sound and tone of that big Gibson!

The raw real Townshend comes out.

There were three brilliant drummers of R&R. RINGO was the atomic clock. Dead center of every note. Like William Tells apple. GINGER was the Fred Astaire of drums. Jazz dancing around the edges of the beats. KEITH MOON: Just fu*king made up time...!!!

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