ALWAYS GOOD!| FIRST TIME HEARING The Who - You Better You Bet REACTION

WOAH!| FIRST TIME HEARING The Who - You Better You Bet REACTION
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[@duncandavenport7007]

Sadly, Keith Moon had passed away about 3 years before this record. This was the band's first recording with new drummer, Kenney Jones. A great track!

[@ashocck8065]

Yeah good song, but would have sounded so much better with Keith. Kenny Jones was just a competent drummer, nothing more nothing less. Under a Raging Moon had better drummers than Kenny and I never understood why the Who went with such a pedestrian drummer.

[@ednicholson7839]

@@ashocck8065 Kenny was good with The Small Faces and Faces. Not fair to call him pedestrian, just a different style. He wasn't Keith Moon but not easy to find a drummer who played like Keith.

[@ks4isu]

I read somewhere that Keith Moon died in the same apartment that Mama Cass (from the Mamas and the Papas) died in. At different times.

[@howardhales6325]

@@ashocck8065 He was a friend.

[@johngreening463]

@@ednicholson7839, very true. Kenney was quite the wildman himself, as the live version of The Faces I’m Leaving You demonstrates. I never understood why he didn’t cut loose more in The Who, but he was an amazing drummer, nonetheless.

[@babylonsister118]

Pete Townsend did almost all of the actual songwriting for The Who. He truly is masterful at it!

[@impudentdomain]

One of the best popular composers of all time. Hell just Tommy by itself makes him a legend.

[@slimlouis6441]

Pete is brilliant.

[@payleighsteele1540]

Quadraphenia is a masterpiece!

[@payleighsteele1540]

P.s. love the name. Dan fan?

[@monicamad1285]

Rough Boys by Pete Townshend 🔥🔥

[@chrisa2310]

Paul McCartney was very confident. He said that The Beatles had 2 of the 3 best songwriters in the world. When asked who was the 3rd, he replied, "Peter Townsend"

[@Shrykespeare]

One of my favorite Who songs!! One slight correction, though - the drummer on this track is Kenney Jones. Keith Moon died in 1978, and this song came out in 1981.

[@robdee9341]

Yes the brilliant Kenny Jones from The Small Faces. Please Please Please play some of their recordings I have been requesting them for ages. Stevie Marriot's voice is amazing. Tin Soldier would be a good place to start.

[@luvlgs1]

@@robdee9341 Kenny Jones from The Faces

[@robdee9341]

@@luvlgs1 Yes Kenney Jones started with the Small Faces then went on to The Faces and on here he is with The Who..

[@flyingburritobro68]

@@robdee9341 Tin Soldier is their best track. A classic

[@robdee9341]

@@flyingburritobro68 They also inspired Led Zeppelin. Have a listen to Come On Children.

[@woodyg75]

First time I heard this song was on the opening day broadcast of MTV August 1st. 1981. This was the 4th video ever played.

[@michaelsimmons8052]

One of the greatest bands of all time. In their prime they were one of the greatest to see live in concert.

[@LiberalsArePoop]

There's a plaque here in Cincinnati at the stadium where all the fans were trampled. A sad day but not at all the fault of the band. I stumbled across it one day - I'd completely forgotten that happened here.

[@nforne]

​@@LiberalsArePoop Townshend and Daltrey went back there recently and did a concert. Was emotional for obvious reasons.

[@robdee9341]

I had the pleasure of seeing them live in Swansea 1976 The Who Put The Boot In Tour. You can read a lot about it online and the whole set was recorded and available on CD and Vinyl I believe..Great Memories of an amazing day

[@UnionAlley]

great that you picked up on the line " ...drunk myself blind to the sound of old T-Rex..." but you missed the bit "..and Who's Next..." Who's Next being the title of their classic album containing Baba O Riley, Won't Get Fooled Again and Behind Blue Eyes. Great reaction guys 👍

[@richarddefortuna2252]

And Bargain and Love Ain't for Keeping and My Wife and The Song is Over and Getting in Tune and Goin' Mobile!

[@stevemercer6976]

Pete has said the "Who's next?" Line in this song was musing on T-Rex singer Marc Bolan's death and wondering who would be next.

[@littlejimmy7402]

@@stevemercer6976 Actually, Keith Moon had already died. "Who's Next" is an allusion to that, and also to who could be next.

[@richarddefortuna2252]

@Vern Sherris then let us not forget the remainder: Let's See Action and The Relay! I'd also add Entwistle's fantastic Heaven and Hell and When I Was A Boy.

[@andrewturnham557]

I thought the line was “I’ve got your body right now on my mind,as I jerk myself blind to the sound of old T-Rex.

[@ShannonR1969]

"And I look pretty crappy sometimes" has always made me laugh, ever since this song came out back in 1981.

[@aaradia]

Ah guys, if you are surprised by their theatrical side, that just means you haven't delved deep enough into them. 🙂They were well known for their live act. They were known for destroying their instruments at the end of live performances, Pete's windmill style of playing, Roger's swinging the mike around. And they had two of the earlier and best concept albums of all time - both of which were made into movies. Quadrophenia and Tommy. They were my first concert. Sadly, after Keith Moon died, but they were still awesome! Speaking of Tommy, you really might want to consider doing that on your movie reaction channel. Has guest performances and songs by Sir Elton John and Tina Turner that are legendary! Lead Singer Roger Daltrey plays Tommy in it

[@jamiesweitzer8469]

Please, let's not forget Jack Nicholson also singing in the movie Tommy, Eric Clapton, & Keith Moon as a pedo Uncle Ernie fiddling about!

[@NOLAgenX]

Definite vote for the movie Tommy.

[@rickwelch8464]

I can't agree w watching Tommy on the movie channel. I tried it recently and it doesn't really hold up. The music does of course but not the movie portion

[@aaradia]

@@rickwelch8464 Rock movies were midnight and cult classics that were a big part of music culture in the for a generation. As they delve into understanding music culture of previous generations, watching a few of the movies is a must. Also, it is a way they can understand concept albums and make use of it on their channel. 🙂

[@rickwelch8464]

@@aaradia Understood, but it was a very difficult watch lol.

[@dennisloveland498]

Kenney Jones, The Who's drummer after the death of Keith Moon, is on this track. Jones, formerly of The Small Faces and then The Faces, would last through two albums before The Who would break up in 1983. The band would sporadically get back together ( once for Live Aid in 1985 ) until 1996 when they reformed with a new drummer, Zak Starkey, who is the son of Ringo Starr.

[@bluebird3281]

I saw them then Starkey was phenomenal.

[@davidcooklock129]

Interesting is in the interviews around the Tommy stage run featuring Billy Idol, Elton John, and Phil Collins, Phil says he called Pete Townshend after Moon died and said he'd like to join the band. Pete said something like, we have this guy Kenny Jones who has been filling in for Moon. What a change in rock history if The Who took him up on that!

[@MrKatsdad2112]

The fun thing about Zak is when he was learning how to play, one of his teachers was "Uncle Keith" Moon and of course his father.

[@davidcooklock129]

@Vern Sherris Simon was with Pete alot oh his solo stuff. Same with Pino Palladino, who did bass with Pete. Apparently he was called after Entwhistle died.

[@SausageFingers73]

you missed the 1989 tour, which I saw in Birmingham UK, where they had the amazing Simon Phillips playing drums, who Pete Townsend called the memory man

[@aaronm4782]

'Won't Get Fooled Again' is considered one of the best rock songs ever made

[@johnnybmean74]

Overrated. Baba O'reiley is a much better song.

[@chrismeloy1149]

@@johnnybmean74 What about “ Can You See The Real Me”?

[@cjk5115]

@@chrismeloy1149 It's funny, but the three songs mentioned here are my favorite Who Songs.

[@chrismeloy1149]

@@cjk5115 we could put a playlist together of our favorites and have a few beers and listen to what we want to hear.

[@kimcutts6153]

The Who..... such a great band. 👍 Did not appreciate them back in day, but now...... I Love em. They are all so talented. ❤🇬🇧

[@People_of_the_Mouse]

that’s right. imagine 30 years later and they bang out a pop hit.

[@dimedraweriv258]

17 years actually

[@jamesmegill]

My youngest brother Thomas loved this band. He got this record for Christmas. RIP. Thomas. Missed and loved.

[@rickhastie1072]

This was the first Who single recorded with drummer Kenney Jones, who had replaced Keith Moon after his death three years earlier.

[@mdanam]

I think this is the earliest I've ever gotten in the comments. So I'll just take a minute to say how much I love you two!❤

[@surlechapeau]

Jay & Amber, you'll love their "5:15" and "Love Reign O'er Me"!!!

[@SuperWhofan1]

I’ve given up requesting those

[@donclements1056]

Also The Real Me

[@smd2169]

The pinnacle of their career

[@jamison8185]

​@@donclements1056 one of my favorite Bass tracks of all time.

[@donclements1056]

@@jamison8185 and drums are fire

[@JayT-1000]

This was the 80’s Who. “Athena” and “Emmence Front” were another pair of great ones from the 80’s as well. Y’all still gotta hear the killer jams like “Bargain”, “I Can See For Miles”, “Magic Bus”, “The Seeker”, “I Can’t Explain”, “Substitute”, “Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere”, and of course “Pictures of Lilly”, “Love Reign O’er Me”, “Happy Jack” and “5:15”.

[@kbusby4824]

All great suggestions.

[@pamelawertz498]

Jay has a great list of Who to check out. I was about to say the same songs.

[@woodrowdixon1543]

Have they done Won't Get Fooled Again?

[@JayT-1000]

@@woodrowdixon1543 they have.

[@woodrowdixon1543]

@@JayT-1000 I looked it up after I posted. Thanks.

[@RobertSmith-js2kz]

This is EIGHTIES Who. Another one of those bands that was able to cross into the next decade and find their place and make big hits. I know you love HEART. Same situation.

[@frankshaffer7645]

The Who, like the Rolling Stones, made the transitions from the 60s to the 70s and then to the 80s. The Beatles didn't make out of the 60s. I LOVE the Beatles! But they were a spent force by 1970.

[@RobertSmith-js2kz]

@@frankshaffer7645 Yes Sir. Fleetwood Mac was another one. "Tango in the Night" is one of their best albums (1987). Great use of synths etc. That was all on Lindsey Buckingham. Yeah, I have often wondered what 70s or even 80s Beatles might have sounded like.

[@johnnybmean74]

​​​​​​@@frankshaffer7645 The Beatles were a spent force by 1970? What utter nonsense. After the The Beatles put out Let It Be, Across The Universe, The Long And Winding Road & Two Of Us in 1970, the Solo Beatles ~ Lennon, McCartney & Harrison all put out better Solo music in the 70's & Early 80's than The Who & The Rolling Stones Combined. The Rolling Stones' 1989 song Mixed Emotions was a good song, but not a Classic. So before you boost about The Rolling Stones longevity, name 1 Classic Rolling Stones song from the last 40 Years??

[@hoopsmccann9228]

“Love, Reign o'er Me” is an epic song with blistering vocals by Daltrey. Must listen!

[@scottNNJ]

Their best song, instrumentally, in my opinion.

[@nigelparsons2104]

The drummer is Kenney Jones formerly of The Small Faces and The Faces. Keith Moon had passed away two years earlier.

[@alphajava761]

The Who was the first band to move like this on stage. They invented nearly every Rock stage move there is.

[@ugadawgs1990]

The Real Me from Quadrophenia is a must.

[@angelalambert6069]

Hi Jay and Amber ! It's 1.10 a.m. here in Uk (Sunday now). I so love how you two 'get' these songs. Us Brits are not always easy to understand 😅. I was still in school when this came out and I never understood the meaning of this song. I love your channel and your interactions with each other. Much love from England ❤

[@michaelasay8587]

They pause and talk way too much!

[@bryanwhitton1784]

@@michaelasay8587 Naw. Usually only one pause and then a little recap at the end. That's when their personality comes through. Edit. I was reading further down the line when it dawned on me you were referring to the movie reviews. I only saw one and stopped for that very reason. My bad.

[@tribeoflight-ireland868]

I can't watch any movie reviews from any reactor for that reason. How can anyone get in to the flow of a movie by doing that, and trying to second guess something, just watch it and pause when it is absolutely necessary. Music is different, but the movie reactions don't work because of that

[@TFEnright5]

This song is actually from after the death of Keith Moon. The drummer is Kenney Jones.

[@alonzocoyethea6148]

The Who showed that even without Keith, they were not done for, as many critics claimed. By polishing up thier sound and letting keyboardist John Bundwick play more, they stayed successful in the 80's. Considering they were still reeling from Keith's passing and a 1979 incident at thier Cincinati show that left 14 dead ,(Not thier fault!) they deserved another commercial hit.

[@jellyrollnorton]

Another great song from this album that you may want to check out is "Another Tricky Day."

[@MarioCrosby]

"Join Together " is another excellent song from these guys worth checking out. I have been informed they have already done "Join Together," so now I'm going with "5:15," or "The Seeker."

[@RobertJohnson-hq6jq]

They reacted to “Join Together” already.

[@richarddefortuna2252]

Don't forget The Relay and Let's See Action. What a phenomenal period for the band!

[@justmoose6534]

Keith Moon had already passed away when this was recorded. Kenney Jones was the drummer who replaced him. Jones was previously the Drummer for the Faces and Small Faces (Ron Wood of the Stones was guitarist and Rod Stewart was lead singer for the Faces).

[@arnobauermeister1167]

The piece initially sounds like simple rock music with simple cadential harmony. Then it turns out to be a piece with many parts, which takes interesting harmonic turns, the bass notes do not always sit on the root note and there are changes between solo singing and harmony singing, as well as between half time and double time. A transposition is added at the end, and the song is also really catchy. A good example of how sophisticated compositions and arrangements were still being made around 1980.

[@VicMikesvideodiary]

I looove this song, so much. "I know I've been wearing crazy clothes And I look pretty crappy sometimes But my body feels so good And I still sing a razor line every time"

[@ericskivers6643]

My favorite lines of this song too

[@roadkill7314]

"He can notice the gong but not when I get my hair cut".' J, that is so rock and roll!

[@ed9999]

There is grainy fottage of a who concert at the Cow Palace ,San Francisco. Keth Moon had passed out (for the second time?) and was taken away by ambulance. Peter Townsend asked the audience if there was a drum player in the audience. A kid ran up on stage and finished the set (Quadrophenia?).

[@terrylia4235]

Keith passed away 3 years prior to this song being written. The drummer in the video is Kenney Jones

[@Thejazzfan66]

This period of The Who, around ‘81 or “82,was my entrance to them. Somgs like this were being played on top 40 radio. I was in high school…good times…

[@smd2169]

T. Rex “20th Century Boy” is rockin!!! J especially would love it!

[@andymcgill354]

There's a verse missing on this recording where he sings "you welcome me with open arms and open legs"

[@tvgator1]

Jay give yourself HUGE PROPS for getting the T-REX drop; he said, "to the sound of old T-Rex....ohhhhhhhh, and Who's Next (The Who Album that has Won't get fooled again, Baba O' Reilly and like 4 other hits) You guys are becoming REAL pop music afficianados.

[@evanmhicks]

Amber, the drummer is Kenny Jones from the faces band with Rod Stewart because Keith Moon had already died.

[@scottmacdonald1826]

A great post-Keith Moon song. It's really good.

[@NebulizerChi]

As for which Who: "Who Are You" Jr., pretty much, only without Keith bashing the skins Dig Pete's *"Rough Boys"* from his solo album released the year before this ---'tis a belter; you'll love

[@longlivetheboleyn1917]

Guys did you know before the who became the who they were called "High Numbers." Check out High Numbers - Gotta Dance to keep from crying

[@bastark6926]

WAIT, WAIT, WAIT!!!!! As far as I can tell, you guys haven't heard "Love Reign O'er Me". I CANNOT believe this! Amongst all the great, great Who songs, this is one of their ABSOLUTE best. Hope fans will chime in and get you guys to listen to this one.

[@jadakid6942]

This is the video/single edit of the song, which leaves out an entire verse . Not surprised since that verse includes the line “You welcome me with open arms and open legs” 😂

[@Faltor895]

This song is from 1981. Keith moon died in 1978. New drummer is Kenney Jones of the Faces.

[@chrisgraham6187]

5:15 would be your favorite if you listened to it. The horns, the piano, the vocals! You will love it. I have been asking for months to see your reactions. Please do it soon.

[@andymcgill354]

Great band .great singer ,legendary guitarists .another great British band.

[@user-hk1rf5ul4y]

FYI, Zack Starkey is drumming with Townsend and Daltrey currently. Ringo’s son. Full circle.

[@txrojas]

Not Keith Moon on the drums. He mentions T-Rex and the Who’s album “Who’s Next”. This is the radio edit version. The songs much longer on the album. The lyrics: I want those feeble-minded axes overthrown I'm not into your passport picture - I just like your nose You welcome me with open arms and open legs I know only fools have needs, but this one never begs I don't really mind how much you love me Ooh, a little is alright When you say, come over and spend the night Tonight, tonight Were edited from the song.

[@jwine4145]

This was a hit for them in their 3rd decade of hits. Quite the band. Eager Daltry, one of the best rock voices of all time.

[@DavidThomas-vj3eu]

I love the Who. My first car in 85 jammin these tunes. Yes!

[@doplinger1]

I was gonna say, this is 80s Who, and Keith Moon had already passed away.

[@peteb4148]

'Under a raging moon' is a classic song by lead singer Roger Daltrey after they broke up. It's as good as any who song.

[@LouieLouie3]

Their current drummer is Zak Starkey Ringo's son. Interestingly Keith Moon gave Zak his first drumset when he was a kid.

[@ravenluna2716]

Fun fact - Dennis DeYoung, from Styx, credited The Who as the biggest influence on him and the band. When I see this video, I can see a bit of Roger’s style in Styx and Dennis’ writing.

[@barrymuller5131]

The song gives reference to a band in the lyrics. Have you ever listened to T-Rex? They were a great band with Marc Bolan in the lead. The biggest hit is Bang a Gong. And then Get it On

[@frasercathygartside1356]

every album has a range of ideas & sounds - Townshend telling us to keep our ears open!

[@daveydubya4175]

Yes Duncan took the words right out of my mouth. Sadly Keith Moon was dead by the time this song came out. I was lucky enough to see the who in concert on the tour for this album in 1982 at the J.F.K. stadium in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania when I was 17 years old. I am 59 now and still have some fine memories of this show. They were just too good to be true. Love your reaction videos guys, keep up the good work introducing old music to so many viewers of this generation. Yes, they indeed did play My Generation!

[@daveydubya4175]

I think there was about 100 thousand people at this concert

[@bostonwhofan]

Just one correction, the album "It's Hard" hard was released in 1982 and is the album they toured on that year. Memorable songs on "It's Hard" are "Athena" and "Eminence Front".

[@daveydubya4175]

@@bostonwhofan I did not remember the name of the album the moment I posted this. :

[@msfoodiediva]

That is not keith moon. Keith passed away in 1978. The drummer is Kenney Jones who used to be in the Small faces. This was done around 1982

[@yolandabrooksqueenofsevens]

I was so obsessed with this song growing up I still have my 45 such a classic by The Who

[@paulbeatham6530]

Lead singer Roger Daltrey and Actor / Director Adren Paul (The Highlander TV show) were great friends. Adren Paul brought Roger Daltrey on to the series several times. Roger does have some theatrical chops.

[@matthewmarcinko9157]

"Who's Best", indeed!

[@RayfordRaySiegel]

This is an edited version. I noticed that. I was wondering, about it. A couple verses and a chorus is missing. I want those feeble-minded axes overthrown I'm not into your passport picture I just like your nose You welcome me with open arms and open legs I know only fools have needs But this one never begs I don't really mind how much you love me Ooh, a little is alright When you say, "Come over and spend the night Tonight, " tonight When I say, "I love you, " you say, you better You better you better you bet When I say, "I need you, " you say, you better You better you better you bet You better bet your life Or love will cut you, cut you like a knife

[@DR_DOOM_3298]

This is later period / post punk era Who from their 1981 album Faces Dances. They would release 1 more album (It's Hard 1982) & do one big farewell tour before taking a 7 year hiatus from touring & 24 year hiatus from releasing a new studio album. As other have pointed out this album is the band's first release after the death of Keith Moon & features former Faces drummer Kenney Jones on drums.

[@jamiesweitzer8469]

Sorry, but Keith Moon had already died when this came out, the drummer that took over after him, Kenney Jones was the drummer for the Who after the passing of Keith Moon til the they broke up in 1984!❤❤❤

[@howardweinstein1324]

Ive seen the WHO 4 TIMES in concert. Love em.

[@acen2709]

This is the only Who song I learned all the lyrics to before I was 10. There’s so much to it that it’s just fun to sing along to.

[@texastull]

Actually it is Kenney Jones on Drums as others have probably already pointed out. This was the first Who LP after loss of Keith Moon.

[@brianmcmaster5112]

Amber, this was Kenney Jones,who replaced Keith Moon,who had passed away a few years prior in the late 70's.

[@ewrekzz7360]

Good catch on the T-Rex reference. Keith Moon died in 1978. This was part of a relaunch after the band almost split with Roger Daltry...they made it clear that Pete Townshend was the creative force behind the band .

[@librarylady13]

🥰🥰🥰 Haven't heard this in forever. Thank You!

[@tom587]

I saw what was supposed to be their final tour, lol. Many people don't realize that the Who usually didn't do an oncore! They played their songs, didn't go through the phony go off and return to play more. At MSG in NY opener Golden Earring were great & the Who were spectacular. But... no encore and the audience was beyond unhappy. The people in the upper sections started ripping out the seat cushions and started flinging them, frisbee-like at the stage & band instruments which I thought might be the only reason there wasn't a full scale riot. Of course, they continued the group. I saw them perform Quadrophenia with an orchestra at MSG years later & as always they were spectacular.

[@mojorider8455]

I've always liked this song and I always felt it was tinged with some melancholia or regret on the part of Townshend....his alcoholic and drug fueled period ("I look pretty crappy some times", "I still sing a razor line..." ) to the slow dissolution of his marriage to Karen Astley----"You better bet your life, or love will cut you just like a knife" . Great song, and Daltry's delivery is perfect, the way he emphasizes a fed up response from the woman, in " you BETTAH!!!"

[@chrislaustin]

This is also maybe their first official music video(MTV era), as anything before this was live footage, or a promotional videos that were only given out to radio stations and such to promote singles for sir play, etc(Who Are You).

[@Kuesel68]

T Rex (or Tyronnosaurus Rex at the beginning) was one of the most important in influencial Glam Rock bands of all time. Marc Bolan, who also didn't live too long unfortunately was an icon in the 70s like Cobain in the 90s and as important to the scene as Bowie in the early 70s. If you haven't covered them yet, it's about time (e.g. Get It On) :) It's Kenny Jones from the Small/Faces on the drums as Keith Moon already has passed away.

[@jamesconnolly1201]

KEITH MOON DIED AFTER HE FINISHED THE... ..THE WHO ALBUM, ....."WHO ARE YOU". THEY GOT ANOTHER EXCELLENT DRUMMER, "KENNY VANCE" . THIS ALBUM IS EXCELLENT !!!

[@mariaandmichael2680]

Don't Let Go the Coat, best song on that album

[@tommack9395]

The Who were always loud and theatrical in concert... is what they were noted for all through their career from the beginning. They delivered every song with energy, style and would even get carried away and destroy their instruments as a statement. I think every guitar player has attempted that wind-mill strum Townsend used to do constantly ... but even he impaled his hand once on a trem-bar. You should go back and actually watch footage of most their early songs from the sixties - when they were young - like Pictures of Lilly, I'm a Boy or Happy Jack.

[@denisestathatos4147]

Kenny Jones is on drums! Keith Moon died in 1978 and this song was recorded in 1981!

[@resurrectionwaiting9294]

Roger Daltrey "Under a Raging Moon" (a tribute to their late drummer Keith Moon)

[@jamiesweitzer8469]

That track had like 13 drummers on that track, drummers like Stuart Copeland, Neil Peart, and many many more on that track!❤❤❤❤

[@johnmaynardable]

Pete Townsend wrote most of The Who's songs. He has also put out solo albums and had hit songs without The Who.

[@1177kc]

Fun fact, The Who and The Ozark Mountain Daredevils were just both on the rock cruise together recently.

[@jrox6091]

I love The Who. When they played my city several years ago they opened with their first ever hit (at least in the US), " I Can't Explain" from 1964. One of my favorites of theirs still. Zak Starky was with them, a magnificent drummer. You should give that first hit of theirs a listen. It doesn’t sound dated, though it's 60 years old. Blessings❤

[@susanliltz3875]

Roger Daltry (lead singer) is also an actor, hey Amber he was on an episode of CSI !!!

[@elizabethfranco1284]

A 1981 classic! Three years after the passing of Keith Moon .

[@joshjacobs3906]

Check out their tune The Seeker....my fav banger by The Who. Peace from PA ✌️

[@dennisloveland498]

The Seeker is actually my second favorite Who song after Won't Get Fooled Again. My third favorite is Relay, which they haven't reacted to yet.

[@chrisoakley5830]

This was the WHO song for me, i was too young to experience their hits in the 60s and 70s, i was 15 years old when this one came out and I immediately loved it and it's still a great song.

[@jamesconnolly1201]

Kenny Played on this album and went on. 1982 TOUR.

[@malkamusik]

When Amber said Keith Moon, I cried. 😭 I'm calling into work tomorrow.

[@TheManFromUNCLEIllya]

Has anyone corrected her that Keith Moon was not the drummer in this? This was after Keith passed away. Kenny Jones of the Small Faces and Faces was on drums here. He was with the Who for an album.

[@darrinbamford]

that is Kenny Jones, on drums was not there too long. Current Drummer is Zak Starkey, son of Beatles drummer Ringo Star

[@archerpiperii2690]

@4:46 "a big ol' gong!" I've been aware of this video for many years and until now never put together the T. Rex and gong connection! Well done! Phoenix, AZ

[@davidw0998]

Kenney Jones is the Who drummer on this song. He came from the group Faces with Rod Stewart (Stay With Me). Kenney replaced the late Keith Moon who was considered one of the best drummers of all time in the history of rock and roll.

[@imsirius2]

I'll keep suggesting it. Love Reign O'er Me. One of their best gritty emotional songs.

[@lemonbalm1996]

You need to react to The Who’s cover of “Young Man Blues”! It’s the quintessential version. It was one of their staples they did when touring.

[@tiggerwoods100]

The thing everyone seems to mess with these old songs and their lasting appeal is their sing ability. Even if you haven't heard one of these songs in years. The words just back to you and you can sing along.

[@betsyduane3461]

'The sound of old T.Rex" is talking about the band T.Rex led by Marc Bolan. ....and Who's Next (the Who's own album from 1971)

[@kenford4798]

Pictures of Lily is another great song by the Who. It has a great sound and I'm sure you will find the words very amusing to.

[@terryhughes7349]

Pete is a great songwriter. Always interesting. Keith Moon actually died a few years before this song was recorded.

[@rustywensel3865]

the WHO! incredibal energy