FIRST TIME HEARING The Who My Generation REACTION They Destroyed Everything!!

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[@jeromevoigt1668]

It's weird trivia, but the stutter was because "Mods" in England in the mid-1960s would take a lot of speed, and one of the signs someone was really amped up on amphetamines was stuttering from trying to talk too quickly. So when Pete wrote this he was kind of having an inside joke with the Mods.

[@zoniekat]

Best answer. Thanks

[@johnrectangle6034]

You're absolutely right!

[@lynette.]

Never heard that before I think this is hindsight.

[@thetextpistols7354]

Finally!! An accurate comment. Well said, Jerome.

[@trendydelquendy]

My dad told me about Purple Hearts, as big as postage stamps...

[@sean_b_drummer]

Roger did the stuttering in this on purpose. It was to make a statement.

[@matthewzuckerman6267]

Alllowed him to get away with singing "why don't you all fffffffade away" on TV

[@GivnoFyux444]

It was in imitation of 'Mod' speed freaks.

[@paulrusso1120]

Roger actually claimed to have a stuttering problem, but yes the song was designed this way.

[@MrAdriaxe]

It's also emblematic of inarticulate youth.

[@daveveautour4886]

@@GivnoFyux444 This. Amphetamine use causes stuttering.

[@herbyragan7801]

They were known for destroying their instruments onstage. There was an extra charge that the last explosion was a little too close for comfort for Pete, and did wind up with damage to his hearing. Rogers stuttering in the song is just how the song was written.

[@slownoman]

The first time happened by accident. Townshend lifted his guitar up hard, and the gig had a low ceiling, so the axe suffered. The crowd loved it. Far and away the first and best punk band, ever.

[@lynette.]

They destroyed their guitars for the sound it made but it got too expensive . My sister has part of a guitar as a key ring to this day it was from a gig at the oval in the early days before their chart success . Loved them day one. Fire.

[@mookie7688]

Keith having a drinking problem and also being responsible for how much dynamite he put in his drums was just not a good combination in the long run.

[@porflepopnecker4376]

When I saw them in 1982 Pete pretended that he was going to smash his guitar at the end but stopped short and then walked off laughing. He faked us out!

[@durv13]

also wrecked alot of hotel rooms lol

[@marleybob3157]

One of the great rock bands of all time, right up there with the Beatles, Rolling Stones and Led Zeppelin. With the exception of the Beatles, I've seen them all live in concert and The Who blew the others away. Pete Townsend is one of the great musical geniuses of the 20th century; Keith Moon is my favorite rock drummer; John Entwistle plays some of the best rock bass and Roger Daltry has one of the best rock voices and screams of all time (as shown in heir classic "Won't Get Fooled Again" - a must listen BTW).

[@surlechapeau]

J, their "Won't Get Fooled Again" "Behind Blue Eyes" and "Who Are You" are next for you!! Arguably the greatest rock band ever.

[@kookoothebirdgirl1]

I’d skip Blue Eyes and go into “Love Reign O’er Me” or “Baba O Reilly”. Those are Epic. And the Woodstock performance of “Won’t get Fooled Again” Glad you’re diggin it!

[@surlechapeau]

@@kookoothebirdgirl1 he did Baba 3 weeks ago

[@RicoBurghFan]

@@kookoothebirdgirl1 Skip Behind Blue Eyes??? Oh the heresy! 😂

[@kookoothebirdgirl1]

samsbro1952 it’s a great song and all, I just prefer the other two.

[@weatherman68]

@@kookoothebirdgirl1 "Bell Boy"

[@tyronesharp401]

The Who were the world's richest vandals. Equipment, hotels, venues...you name it.

[@NortheastRacing]

The explosion at the end set Pete's hair on fire, and also blamed for his hearing loss later in life. A cymbal also sliced Keith's arm open. Keith loaded his drum with 3x the explosives that he he was supposed to. But that was Keith being Keith. He wasn't called Moon the loon for nothing.

[@chuckjordan6455]

"The Animal" drummer character in Sesame Street is a parody of the drummer Keith Moon. You should read up on some Keith Moon stories.

[@titanus49]

yes like driving his brand new Rolls Royce into a swimming pool. Which is why he was called Moon the Loon

[@brickarranger2319]

Animal was on the Muppet Show.

[@craigstruthvibrations3483]

"Animal" was based on John Bonham of Led zepplin according to the creator of the muppets. It could have just been as easy to model animal on keith though👍

[@jaygilllan7574]

They always used to destroy their equipment at the end of every gig, Jimmy Hendrix got the idea from them. The singer put on the stutter for effect on this single, he doesn't have Tourettes. The huge banks of speakers that rock bands use on stage were invented by a guy called Jim Marshall ( they're called Marshall Amps) because the guitarist, Pete Townsend, told him to make them for the band. They are one of the most influential rock bands ever.

[@movietimeateds69]

Meanwhile, Brian may played the same guitar for decades.

[@jaygilllan7574]

@@movietimeateds69 and rocked the same haircut.

[@niclasnyberg4173]

Check out "the wall of sound"... Separate speakers for each string, described by Phil as riding your own sound wave. Too expensive to keep afloat the grateful dead had to scale down their yours

[@crlaw75]

Pete and John also had the stacks to be heard over Keith's drums.

[@retrowayne]

The definitive WHO concert clip is "Won't Get Fooled Again" (SHEPPERTON STUDIOS / 1978) Really enjoying your reactions!!!!

[@rhiahlMT]

Stutter on purpose. Roger Daltrey really came into his own with his stage confidence when they recorded the album Tommy, which should never be listened one song at a time. The WHOLE album is a must. Starting in 1970 The Who really put out some powerhouse stuff. The song "Won't Get Fooled Again" really shows the abilities of the singer Roger.

[@anxofernandez3344]

They were kinda pioneering the punk rock sound. Obviously Punk has more distortion but The Who were introducing the sound and the attitude.

[@rhiahlMT]

@@anxofernandez3344 THAT is the funniest stuff I've heard in a decade. Have you read the story on how their song "Who Are You" came about. OMG, I'm still laughing.

[@johna8973]

and his Vocals in Quadrophenia pretty much DEFINE classic Rock singing 😎👍

[@patrickconnor1676]

Keith Moon was a wild man. He really did drive a Rolls-Royce in to swimming pool.

[@jmolony31]

They were known for destroying their gear at the end of shows. This is from one of their earliest albums in 1965. They continued to produce albums together until the early 80’s.

[@loveit7484]

The Who! Another group with no bad songs! Love these guys!

[@barriehull7076]

Classic line "my friends call me Keith you can call me John".

[@freckled100]

This was Tommy Smothers teasing the Who. He does a good job of it.

[@loveit7484]

Oh yeah, the 60s! Look how young they are!

[@Banyandio]

"The Real Me" is an amazing tune, with one of the best basslines of all time!

[@GT-ry1cv]

The Smothers Brothers Show was a Comedy-variety show so this is a little extra.

[@crazycatlogic8368]

The show they were appearing on was the Smothers Brothers. In case you are curious about the hosts I recommend this video "Smothers Brothers : Poor Wandering One/Dueling Banjos"

[@slownoman]

A fairly early hit for The Who. They were really the first punk bank, years ahead, but they were so much more. Who's Next is one of the best albums ever recorded- probably 4 or 5 years after My Generation, which rocks big time.

[@SmilingMedicineEntertainment]

The Who.....On The Smother's Brother's show....Smashing up their gear live on American TV.......Now THAT'S entertainment!

[@JustAGalOnTheGo]

The Smothers Brothers! I’d forgotten all about them! 👍

[@davidkeller6156]

Another great reaction. They wrote a rock opera, “Tommy” that was later made into a movie. A lot of good songs from that album. In the movie one of the songs were performed by guest artists. “Pinball Wizard”, “I’m Free”, “We’re Not GonnaTake It”, and “SeeMe, Feel Me”we’re all good songs from the album. I’d highly recommend See Me, Feel Me and Pinball Wizard live at Woodstock.

[@robbiem9293]

Ohhh!! The Smothers BROTHERS show!! Loved Tommy Smothers he was just so witty and goofy.

[@gustavopanesso7297]

ONE OF MY FAVORITE SONGS!!!. ❤👍

[@walterpanovs]

The purposeful stuttering was meant to express the youthful enthusiasm and inarticulateness of the song's subject. Check out their powerful "I Can See for Miles" as well.

[@mickeydrennan1576]

It was to immitate the kids that were taking speed and the stutter it caused them to have.

[@walterpanovs]

That's just one of the myths. More likely it was just something that came up accidentally during recording which they decided to keep in. It turned out to be highly effective (and open to interpretation).

[@rockinronist]

When Roger Daltrey was a boy he had a speach impediment that he had to over come. It caused him to stutter. He brought it back for this song only, in reference to his youth.

[@arellatikvah]

@@rockinronist I have never heard that before!! And I have read a lot about the Who and each member. The stutter was serendipitous, they liked the edge it gave the lyrics whether from Pete's request or a flub by Roger, and they kept it in. The rest is history a they say.

[@rockinronist]

Here is a cut and paste from "Song Facts" Roger Daltrey sang the lead vocals with a stutter, which was very unusual. After recording two takes of the song normally, The Who's manager, Kit Lambert, suggested to Daltrey that he stutter to sound like a British kid on speed. Daltrey recalled to Uncut magazine October 2001: "I have got a stutter. I control it much better now but not in those days. When we were in the studio doing 'My Generation', Kit Lambert came up to me and said 'STUTTER!' I said 'What?' He said 'Stutter the words - it makes it sound like you're pilled' And I said, 'Oh… like I am!' And that's how it happened. It was always in there, it was always suggested with the 'f-f-fade' but the rest of it was improvised."

[@cindyhall5995]

John played that bass like a lead.... Keith my favorite drummer of all time..... seen them live twice.

[@stevennadler4461]

The stuttering was to imitate what people sounded like on speed which was popular among young people in England at that time.

[@chanaplotke6218]

Got to love them. Got a groovy sound and breaking barriers.

[@weatherman68]

The Who' first US television debut. Smashed it. Tommy Smothers introduced The Who at the Monterey music festival. He was absolutely blown away by their performance, and booked them for the Smother Brothers show. Keith paid a stagehand to put more explosives into his drumkit than safety dictated. A symbol got blown off the kit and sliced through his arm,and deafened Pete,along with catching his hair on fire. Magic!!! 👍🏽✌🏾🎸🥁🏴‍☠️

[@andyoreo333]

The Rock Opera called Tommy is a masterpiece you should watch do a special episode reacting to some highlights would be great.

[@donsemo4804]

You should go down the rabbit hole with this group. One of the most influential group to come out from the 60s.

[@pmc3003]

Love The Who! Thanks James!

[@JustAGalOnTheGo]

They used to be one of the LOUDEST bands too. Back in the day, before noise limits and ear plugs, they were legendary for being loud as well. I saw them live in 1980 (I think it was)...my ears rang for 3 days.

[@masonmostek8123]

The next one you should do is definitely "Won't Get Fooled Again". No Roger doesn't have a stutter it was suggested he did that for that song, great singer he can sing deeper/lower notes than Johnny Cash. Pete is a great guitar player, and has written all of there songs, phenomenal composer. John is arguably one of the greatest bass players also known as "Thunder Fingers", he died of a drug over dose in 2002. Keith Moon is hands down the greatest drummers in history, he never practiced and he not only tried, but succeeded at matching what Pete and John played and what Roger sang,(his fills and beats) he was more of a one man orchestra than a drummer, he died of a drug overdose in 77' or 78'. No one has ever come close to playing like "Moon the Loon".

[@gregoryeatroff8608]

Pete Townsend wrote most of their songs, but John Entwistle wrote some too ("Boris the Spider" is probably the best known), and even Roger and Keith wrote a couple.

[@larrybarrjr.6720]

Thanks again, for all the videos! You said you were gonna put up a few per day and you do. A lot of people don't do what they say they're gonna do, but you keep your word. That means A lot these days! 👍✌

[@jeffmartin5703]

"I hope I die before I get old" is one of the most iconic R&R song lyrics - the goal of not growing "old and settled" like (us) kids thought of our parents in the day.

[@jayjohnston4365]

Keith Moon was actually blown off the stage. I remember watching watching this.

[@mikebailey3723]

"Rein O'er Me", "Baba O'Reily", and " Won't Get Fooled Again" all are great.

[@60sgirl1]

The anthem of My Generation

[@tomski120]

"Love reign over me" is an awesome song and the lead singers voice amazing

[@jamiemurray4129]

Just the way Roger sings this song. See him in concert now and he will sing it just like you see him in the 60s.

[@keithmcleod5662]

"won't get fooled again" the who, and no the stutters we intentional!!!!!!1

[@mikecaetano]

You like 'em now, just wait until you hear "Won't Get Fooled Again", "Love Reign O'er Me", "Bargain", "Who Are You", "The Real Me" and so so many other bangers!

[@charlesmarkley220]

Rodger is a powerful vocal artist. Listen to him in ' Love reign o're me'. Truly powerful song.

[@davidpost428]

Keep listening to The Who - there's a lot more greatness to hear!

[@jeanninedoyle9523]

Hey Rome, Behind Blue Eyes by The Who was my late husbands’s favorite song, can’t go wrong with The Who! Another great one is “Won’t get Fooled Again, they performed it at The Concert for NEW YORK, done for the first responders, police, and firefighters on 9/11

[@rockgoddess1864]

Roger’s stutter was intentional for this song. The instrument destruction was part of their gig in the early years. I highly recommend Love Reign O’er Me.

[@joankisloski6972]

The Who's music changed through the years. I was a teen when they came out with " I Can't Explain" 1965. "Magic Bus" 1968. The Movie & Musical "Tommy" is in a universe of its own. In the 70's they had hits like 'Love Reign O'er Me' 'Behind Blue Eyes' "Won’t Get Fooled Again " "Who Are You ". "Eminence Front" 1980's and too many to mention through the years. The Who is one of the great bands.

[@weatherman68]

That bass,"solo" riff is going on my gravestone. R.I.P John, (Thunderfingers/The Ox) Entwistle, and Keith Moon. 👍🏽✌🏾

[@jmolony31]

If you are looking for other songs by The Who I recommend the following Who are You Baba O’Reily Won’t get Fooled Again Love Reign O’er Me The Real Me Pinball Wizard

[@ar47yrr4p]

he did Baba O'Reily already...though he may have forgotten that he did :)

[@seancostello8472]

Behind Blue Eyes

[@seancostello8472]

I Can See for Miles.

[@seancostello8472]

Pictures of Lily.

[@arellatikvah]

Love Reign O'er Me is the best for listening to with earphones and NO video. Much better song to start with inmho. Great list btw.... Long Love Rock!!

[@stonebringer1]

Welcome to the Who. You are welcome.

[@albertkaramani6593]

June 14, 1974 Madison Sq. Garden Pete smashed 3 Guitars and Beloved Keith Moon the 4th because that Friday, every song they did was a STANDING OVATION !!! I was 16~

[@telephonic]

John is like, Nope i'm not taking my Bass guitar off and smashing it.

[@random88231]

The Who a quick one while he’s away. Good stuff !

[@melbournedemonselite9352]

Give this underrated band called mammoth a try songs like, all the days, bad times, fat man and can’t take the hurt are good songs that have slipped under the radar

[@arellatikvah]

You must listen to Love Reign O'er Me!! If you haven't already!! The Who are amazing!!

[@edh3709]

Who Are You is a must!

[@rebeccazwillenberg3957]

Thanks for the reaction! You reviewed The Who about 2 weeks ago, Baba O'Riley. Peter Townsend also has a fabulous solo career.

[@dodahlberg]

Tommy Smothers, the best.

[@drmorqWarrenProject]

That is what I tell people and what I do.. I am 63 years old and I still follow my passion that is music.. I love music... I love writing it and performing it and recording and it producing it.. and I love listening to it.. and most of all I love sharing it.. #WarrenProject #DrMorq

[@kencf0618]

Indeed, super dope.

[@mariannejackson4293]

I saw the Who a couple of times in the mid sixties at the Florida rooms in Brighton it was a dance hall I was a mod and it was the place to go, they used to break there instrument at the end of there act .I had a great time seeing lots of the groups of the time at different places along the South Coast and London . I think I was lucky to be in such a time of change.

[@waterspout8]

Keith did not take kindly to Tommy Smothers making a crack about "sloppy" drumming, hahaha.

[@stevenward9992]

You need to listen to the studio cut of this song, it has one of the most iconic bass performances in Rock history.

[@murraystevens9438]

July, 1968, The Who played Saskatoon SK Canada...was two bodies from the front of the stage...16 years old. Still the best and most exciting concert of my life. And yes, they trashed everything!

[@markharrington8988]

Also, The Who were the first band to be labeled 'heavy metal, because that was how a music journalist described one of their concerts.

[@jonnyrocket3659]

Your surprise at the guys smashing up the equipment made me laugh, cause I've seen it so many times, it was one of their trademarks around that time in their career

[@sjfvet519us]

I saw The Who in concert after their rock-opera "Tommy" came out. They did some other songs but they also did the whole opera. I like "Magic Bus", "A Quick One While He's Away", "Pinball Wizard" and "Squeezebox". Another band I would like to hear your reaction to is Jefferson Airplane, especially "Two Heads", "Above the Board", "Son of Jesus", and "Have You Seen the Stars Tonight?"

[@douglaslatham9904]

One of The Who's early recordings made in the mid 1960's. They smashed equipment to be noticed and it didn't last very long. Their music got more expansive from the early days. Another good early song that put them on the map was called Substitute.

[@lynette.]

Loads of great tracks.

[@davidakers3564]

One more thing, they wrote and recorded something really remarkable -- a rock opera called "Tommy." It's astonishingly good. (It was the era of Album Oriented Rock, which is why a lot of people, I think, will send you to rock albums from the period about 1967 to 1973;) Add to that -- Pete Townshend was one of rock's three or four greatest guitarists; and Keith Moon, a truly wild little man, was one of rock's two greatest drummers -- he introduced the use of tuned kettle drums into a number of their songs, and he had wild energy on stage that drove the band. He died of abuse rather young.

[@EessaTube]

In a documentary I watched once, Pete Townsend said that before they got a record deal, and were struggling musicians, the drummer, Keith Moon, too out a bank loan for a few thousand pounds [a lot of money in the 1960s] to buy a new drum set. He then smashed it up at their first gig and was left with the debt and no drum kit. Crazy guys.

[@krakatoa1200]

We had this full blast in the factory where I worked in the mid 1960's, the boss wasn't happy.

[@bryansproles2879]

John "Thunderfingers" Entwistle just has a nasty bass tone in this song...love it 😁

[@davidakers3564]

The stutter was written into the lyric. The Who were the great forerunners of punk. They were British industrial kids who raised hell.

[@woodysthoughts4032]

The Who were dynamite. My two favorites are "Won't Get Fooled Again" and "Baba O'Reily." "Who Are You" is another good one. This song, "My Generation" is probably their lightest and simplest and does not show their fantastic instrumental effects.

[@scottderechinsky9896]

Who Are You, The Real Me, Won't Get Fooled Again, Baba O'Riley, Love Reign O'er Me....The Who have tons of great songs. Roger stuttered when they were recording My Generation. They liked it and kept it. He doesn't stutter on any other song.

[@bergbaubergbau]

I've heard "This Generation" hundreds of times, but this TV recording is brand new to me. Very funny. When Pete Townshend sees this, he's probably wavering between shame and laughter. Townshend once said that television appearances in the 60s and 70s had ridiculously low salaries. They were considered PR. They were so low that the damage to their equipment wasn't even paid for. 😂

[@aviatom1]

Man, the smother brothers show was an absolute riot

[@lancevaughn432]

The Who song to do. "Who Are You", "Baba O`Riley", "Won`t Get Fooled Again", "The Song Is Over", "Pinball Wizard" "Love Rain O`er Me", "The Real Me", "5:15", "Behind Blue Eyes", "Getting In Tune", "Goin` Mobile". and more

[@edbavoso7679]

the stutter is on purpose..a symbol of not liking what he sees around him..a subtle rebellion

[@rekx_rokx]

The unique thing about The Who is their bass player John Entwistle. So incredibly gifted he doesn't look at his base most of the time he plays it and he had the first base in rock history and one of the best ever. You noticed he didn't destroy his base or amp. He never did. He is legend.

[@larrybarrjr.6720]

I think he does that, purposefully, for this song. I've seen live stuff from them and he doesn't do it in other songs.

[@craighargrove5428]

One of the smoothest jazz tune George Duke "No Rhyme No Reason"

[@emcsquare5045]

The srutter and twitch was just for this song. I took my kid to the Who for his first concert about 11 years ago.

[@karenm502]

Wow, talk about way back when. They are so young there! LOL And now you know why all us old people are like we are. haha

[@joshuamichael8345]

Must check out the other version of this song from their Live at Leeds album. A killer track with bits of other songs added to it. One bangin' melody after another.

[@davidschecter5247]

The Move and The Who would often destroy their instruments. So many great Who songs to explore, especially from the 1970s.

[@sukie584]

The bass player that changed it all... The Ox. John Entwistle

[@raquelnyc7780]

Don't dream It's over by Crowded house.

[@newdog1129]

Roger’s stutter is intentional in this song and I’m pretty certain it’s the only song you’ll hear him stutter in.

[@joanpjtaylor]

The stutter was deliberate. It was to signify the communication breakdown from one generation to another. He does not have a speech impediment...it was artistic license.

[@SG-ct4yn]

"I Can See For Miles"

[@thomasrocker7408]

This was from the Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour. You should check out some of their songs. They Call the Wind Mariah is classic. The Smothers Brothers were epic.

[@robertdedrick7937]

Comedian Ron White is hilarious ! His "tiger woods" or "Dr Phill story" is a good start .

[@blitztim6416]

This is the opening scene from a documentary about The Who called The Kids Are Alright. It's from The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour. Tommy Smothers was in on all of the jokes. He was much cooler than his stage image. Roger got the stuttering from hearing it on an old blues record. It's the only song I'm aware that he does this. The vocals are live. The music isn't. They were know to destroy their instruments. It was expected. They had to stop because it cost more than what they were making. Pete was known for stealing guitars from shops in London to replace the ones he destroyed.

[@Radagast-]

"Why don't you all f-f-f-f...." No prizes for guessing the ad hoc lyrics that the crowd volunteered.

[@cynthiadepriest8192]

Great song, great choice!