My Generation (Live at Leeds version) - The Who

Couldn't find the Live at Leeds version so I figured I should upload it.
I don't own anything in this video.

[@jasonrichards2371]

The greatest live album EVER , the greatest rock band EVER, this will NEVER EVER be matched or battered. This is sheer raw power and energy

[@martinkent333]

The Star Machine held you tenderly until you got your rocks off? The later release shocked me by adding schlock tunes to my perpetual orgasm lp.

[@Itelkner]

Indeed, it will NEVER be battered.

[@jackcrane7853]

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[@markhaus1329]

I've been playing this live album since I was 13 years old. 63 now (50 years now) and it still fires me up every time I hear it. It never gets old!

[@petervandervlies6427]

Same here

[@fermincorrea2849]

Yeah sure does !

[@petervandervlies6427]

@@fermincorrea2849 And still sounds great!

[@robertlivingstone3364]

My high school friend have had 5 foot speaker columns wed turn the lights out and crank this song

[@philipocallaghan9415]

You have BLOODY.GOOD TAST in music!!!!!!

[@raddmann336]

Got this album for Christmas from my sister in 1970. It changed my life !

[@stevesosebee5860]

I saw the WHO 3 times in the early 70’s. It was a wall of sound, awesome live 😊😊😊

[@naxalite115]

I bow to you!

[@johnrestin777]

Thx to that red SG special and Hiwatt Amps , Killer tones

[@stewgotz1]

bought this album when I was a Junior in High School, I still play it to this day, blew my speakers up to Magic Bus, it was worth it!! I’m 70 years young and still love this album!!!

[@jerryd5471]

I'm 67, listening right now 🎶🎸🎸

[@johnrestin777]

Me too

[@benabbott6031]

I've just converted a death metal maniac to The Who. I told him this is the ultimate Who experience and one of the sacred texts of heavy metal/ rock.

[@schmittelt]

At least you didn't have to lie.

[@rodneyfields8487]

I am 68 and have the original album and I still listen to it on vinyl

[@jag737]

so have i

[@ViN-kr3ri]

One indication of a great band is when the live version is better than the studio version, which is the case with every track on this record, the best live album I've ever heard.

[@jollyjoker888]

Right down the SPINE !!

[@raonimm]

I second that

[@martinkent333]

THEY CHERRY PICKED IT AND WE LOVED PLAYING IT OVER AND OVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THE LATER RELEASE SHOCKED MY BY IT'S SHABBY INCLUSIONS.........................

[@martinkent333]

@@raonimm The Star Machine held you tenderly while you got your rocks off?

[@richardyoung7415]

TWO OF THE GREATEST LIVE ALBUM,S EVER, THE WHO LIVE AT LEEDS, HUMBLE PIE LIVE AT FILLMORE EAST, JESUS US BRIT,S HAVE BEEN SPOILT FOR YEARS WITH ALL THE GREAT ROCK BANDS WE,V BEEN GIVEN. PEACE TO YOU ALL MY FRIEND'S. 🙏✌️😎🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@derekheuring2984]

1970. I was 16 years old, just bought my first motorcycle and had my first serious girlfriend. My good friend told me I had to come over to his house, he had just bought a new album, The Who Live at Leeds. I was a huge Who fan and already had their "The Who Sell Out" and Tommy" in my collection but Live at Leeds blew me out the door. Many Who albums followed with "Who's next" my favorite studio album but Live at Leeds is the best ever live album....bar none.

[@Max-ro7sz]

0:00 My Generation 2:43 See Me, Feel Me 4:02 Higher (aka Naked Eye) 5:51 Overbridge 6:37 Prelude of Underture 8:41 Coming Out to Get You 9:52 Underture 12:42 Driving Four 13:49 Outro

[@TB-dz8lm]

You sir, deserve a pin. Thums up from me.

[@doktordok7517]

Thank you so much!

[@melissakaisercrist1428]

I was at the record store and almost did not buy it because I thought it was just my generation. This comment convinced me to buy it

[@robertshirley3422]

Thanks for the detailed Time Signatures!!! 🎶🎵🎶🎸🥁🎤

[@nyshortline]

THE best version of My Generation!! Roger's scream after he sings the first line sets the stage for the energy that this version has.

[@sludge4125]

Yet, it’s gone on re-released.

[@wojciechtrojanowski7178]

@@sludge4125 You're right. I wonder why it's remove from CD version.

[@matthewmaus]

I'm 51 years old, and an ex pro drummer. I've been obsessed with all types of rock/pop/punk music since i was a toddler (thank you, my wonderful, music-oriented parents).The Who are the very greatest rock band, by such a long way, ever, imho, xxx

[@martinkent333]

A creepy bassist, a pedophile guitarist, a criminal drummer and a singer who looks like a movie star. A black hole of rock and roll stereotypes. Like Jerry Lee landing in London with his 13 year old bride who was clutching a Barbie Doll!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@AL_1991]

who are you?

[@janispetku4450]

The best live album ever.

[@22bikerbob]

BAR NONE!!!~!!!

[@rorrante]

Agree.

[@petebradt]

@Manuel Avila Fuck you.

[@markkennerdale3373]

Yes I have been playing it for 40 years...the scratches are part of my life..

[@sdushdiu]

There's Happy Trails by Quicksilver, Bless It's Pointed Liittle Head by the Airplane, and a few others. But Live At Leeds is indeed tremendous! Few live acts could perform on the caliber of the Who!

[@johnjohn-bl7fs]

I was in my early teens when I heard Eddie Van-Halen said Live at Leeds as the best live album ever made. I just had to borrow this from a drunken Uncle. Ed was right.

[@talbotsplace7316]

I saw Led Zep open for the Who and thought, "Wow, they just wiped the Who off the stage." How very wrong I was. Three hours later my head was wringing and I'd never seen anything like the Who.

[@naxalite115]

@@talbotsplace7316 you are one very lucky person! Two of the greatest rock bands ever to have graced this planet, and you saw them both on the only time they were ever on the same bill!

[@anthonycatalano5057]

@@talbotsplace7316 I saw both bands live in 1973, and the who were the much better live band. I also saw the who in 74 and 75

[@richardyoung7415]

​@@talbotsplace7316LIVING THE DREAM MY FRIEND LIVING THE DREAM. PEACE BE WITH YOU ALL MY FRIEND'S. 🙏✌️😎🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@ElCameronDormido]

the bass kicks ass

[@peterpandemonium3336]

Especially Entwistle's leads. Love those begining about 0:53

[@racine1685]

John Entwhistle - you'll be always in my mind.

[@thegreenbird795]

Johnny twinkle fingers

[@nostateproject]

@@thegreenbird795 thunder fingers

[@stevestick13]

Might be my favorite 14:29 minutes of recorded music. The Who at their most powerful best. Incredible production when listened to with headphones.

[@harveyschwartz2288]

Amen brother ! Like I'm doin' now...

[@ontariobuds]

I’ve got my 🎧’s on and they are cranked all the way up to 11.

[@russwalker3119]

this was the first Who album I purchased, the next one was 'Who's Next' both are epic albums

[@markrice4409]

WHY IS EVERBODY SAYING "ONE OF THE BEST BLA BLA" IT IS THE BEST HANDS DOWN NO QUESTION ABOUT IT ,LIVE ALBUM EVER AND FOR EVER MORE!!!!!

[@neilsanderson6822]

NO QUESTION ABOUT IT !!

[@sludge4125]

If you don’t count Live Bullet.

[@peterpandemonium3336]

The Who at their heaviest and most metal.

[@gerardsadrianna3326]

@@neilsanderson6822 today

[@heikkinylund8617]

I liked this album so much that in '66 I got a mod haircut. (Unfortunately lost the photo.)

[@barefoot191]

Hands down one of the finest live recordings of ALL TIME! Townsend was absolutely flawless.

[@Alloy7]

He wasn't flawless, but that's what amazes me about the energy behind this recording. No matter what he did, it passed--there was so much going on that even the 'skating on thin ice' parts worked. I've been a gigging guitarist for 42 years, and I can sense when a lead player is flailing. But Townsend just goes for it, and makes it work, whatever "it" might be. He was on that night!

[@sludge4125]

Referring to this album, Eddie Van Halen once said to pete, “You know, Pete, there’s some huge mistakes on that album.” Hilarious.

[@curbozer5006]

Townsend said in interviews, that he really wanted to make a bid to be regarded as one of the greats of his era, with that performance...I would say he succeeded, big time!...Nowadays he is deferential about it...but it still stands!

[@thomaseckhoff5674]

I saw them at the Spectrum in Philly...1970...still gives me quivers down my backbone

[@cliffbarber6058]

One of the Best Live Hard Rock Albums ever recorded if the not the greatest. Bought this album when i was a senior in high school. The saw them live in ' 71' The live improvisation of "My Generation" with it's"Tommy" mood and melodies, and classically powerful crescendo with that minor E(sounds like it) still gives me goose bumps today.

[@electrolytics]

Man Pete's tone..that sound..his progressions. God!

[@Cluless02]

One of the best live albums ever . . . . the quiet parts are haunting with Townsend's tone - SG through those HIWATTS.

[@markfernandes9715]

Live at Hull has quite a few of those moments

[@heftosprod]

@@markfernandes9715 live at Hull is just as good really

[@donhancock332]

Keith Moon.Greatest rock drummer of all time!

[@colefreeman4093]

Don Hancock it really shows on this album

[@bodegabonsai7069]

I agree. No other drummer had his fire, power, spirit and spontaneity. He epitomized rock and roll. Raw, rough, tight, loose, anarchistic, unconventional, unorthodox, unpredictable. His drums were a means to an end. Moonie fucking with your head. Doing the impossible as an afterthought. I once read he was a force of nature who occasionally sat behind a drumset. If it's possible to sum up Moon with words, I think that one sentence comes close.

[@doylestownstew]

From the age of 55 it blows me away to think that 6 years before this these guys were a pub band in London playing 2-3 minute songs. Having progressed from "Magic Bus" through "Tommy" here they are in their mid twenties producing an over 14 minute multi themed medley.

[@jasonrichards591]

no one has ever come close to producing this raw untamed animal

[@johnlightholder6798]

Yup!! Another dose of raw and untamed ecstasy indeed! Good call!

[@markfernandes9715]

Glyn Johns

[@broadcasttttable]

To all the punks, goths, indies, metalheads, rappers, gen-xer's, millenials, snowflakes, whatever name(s) you go by, whenever you roll your eyes at me when I talk about definitive rock n' roll, this "Boomer" just rolls his eyes back atcha, smiles, shakes his head, and says, "just checkout The Who, Live at Leeds, 'My Generation.'" No more words needed.

[@sludge4125]

Wow, you’re a real bad ass.

[@sam-uj5ym]

Twat

[@markkovats1460]

I was really into the who as a teenager. Then fell off listening to new bands. Just rediscovered this a few months ago. It blows everything elso I have listened too is the last few decades away. I am 66

[@deanbuxtonsmith9887]

Big up,my son it dont get better than this x

[@ImaginaryDay-nl3bp]

Real punks and metalheads know the origins of their music. Thanks to 'The Who' for lighting the flame

[@adamholtz733]

Fantastic live rocker !!! Pure perfection !!! One tight band !!! Powerful stuff !!!

[@locutusmdv]

This performance defined my tastes in music for the rest of my life... when I heard it for the first time it seemed to me a revolution and a revelation! The Who was perfect and ferocious here. Absolutely amazing performance.

[@jefferymiller5034]

THE BEST live song EVER recorded from THE BEST live album EVER recorded performed by THE BEST live group EVER. Bar none.

[@fenderguitars6050]

No way dude ,...gretta van Fart is so intense ,..hjaygqwuihba

[@Juliamiller56]

That’s a big Hell Yes

[@sludge4125]

How about the second live Who album? 😳😳😳

[@GerardGray]

If I could go back in time to a gig it would be this one.It's incredible.

[@kenhabeeb]

Roger's singing on this entire album - the intonation, the timing, is tremendous. Really creative timing especially on My Generation and Shaking All Over. If you're going to cover a tune, make it as listenable, and Roger did more than that. His deliberate dragging behind the tempo in the beginning is hip. The uplifted voice at the end of the sentence is remarkable. Who else sang it like that?! Completely original. Pete's guitar is the also best possible accompaniment. Also excellent. "Why don't you all fade away."

[@raddmann336]

Very underrated as a singer.

[@martinkent333]

They finally started to make money after ten years of poverty so the band was excited!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Rock Kings!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Hallelujah!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@martinkent333]

@@raddmann336 And as a scrapper with an unbroken nose!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! When he went in for a pint with his long curly ringlets and cute tush, men approached to seduce her, but on close proximity - realized it was a bloke!!!!!!!!!!! Especialy when Roger Dodger wore a kilt!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@tompease8810]

Pete Townsend really stands out as truly one of the greatest guitarists of our time second to none not to mention the rest of Who

[@Fogon59]

I seriously doubt that any'rock' band ever got even close to this level of performance...I've seen The Stones and Led Zep in their heydays, and neither of them got even close....This is rock music as good as it can possibly get.

[@susantenney3937]

Studs Ramrod I did too. Saw the Who at Fillmore West many times cause we went every night when they came

[@tasdox1]

I'd say that Bruce and the E Street Band 75 to 78 were the tightest band around. Some of the recordings are insane. Different energy to The Who of course, but just as refined and dangerous at the same time. I recommend live at Hammersmith Odeon or something from 78 when they were touring Darkness on the Edge of Town. Both Bruce and The Who are icons of live shows!

[@kennethliss7368]

Led Zep was a better studio band than live band. I saw them 5 times including their second performance in America in January of '69 in San Francisco. This is my favorite live album ever, but, I've seen tons of great live shows and it's so subjective. Again, I love this album for 50 years. I saw Hendrix, Cream, and tons more who had perfect sets over the decades.

[@lastfirst7371]

Listen to this Eddie is every bit as good as Live at Leeds

[@benbarclay5546]

They seriously lack pretension, don't they? :)

[@jimmygiles1153]

Entwistle was the greatest rhythm guitar in history......oh and he did it on bass!!

[@sdushdiu]

Both he and Jack Cassidy brought the bass from the background to the foreground as lead instruments.

[@paulfuller8985]

John and Jack C. are both great , don't forget the other John , Jack Bruce .

[@anthonylawrence2094]

You are right Sir

[@jamesoeming5022]

An absolute hardrock masterpiece..

[@blujay2084]

This performance takes us on a journey that is the epitome of live hard rock music. The peak. Stunning.

[@gbick182]

I still have my original LP from 1970, scratches and all, I always maintained it is the best live album ever produced. I listen to it now, and it is like the first time as a teen, hearing that sonic soaring do what music should do. Thanks elduerino, What a blast.

[@mctavish23]

Same here. Rock on.

[@falkomatzler271]

11:30 The musical pinnacle of all mankind.

[@benabbott6031]

It's when my spine curves backwards and my entire nervous system goes haywire!!!

[@Alloy7]

11:30 is something out of this world. The same moment at Hull can't match it. I'm grateful that I've been able to play it over and over again, all these years.

[@Goatchild90]

Turning your signature song into a challenging jam full of your other songs from your Rock Opera. The Who did it first

[@williambaylis1875]

Got this album in 1970 with all the inserts, I framed the poster I still have the LP and play it. Still blows me away like the first time I heard it, The Who set the bar for powerhouse stadium Rock from Daltry's first scream

[@0615conroy]

This track is the quintessential epitome of what The Who are really about. Raw but yet refined, without Moon tying Entwistle and Townshend together with his aggressive and virtuosic drums, Roger wouldn't have had the opportunity to develop into the singer her became. There is no other band that has come close to this live. None.

[@Foxstang4life]

Michael Conroy AmeN

[@timrobinson100]

zeppelin

[@bluesrocker91]

@@timrobinson100 Zeppelin were great in their own way, but they never had the live energy of The Who.

[@timrobinson100]

led zeppelin [ but i agree this record ,this era was the who at their best

[@Max-ro7sz]

Imo Deep Purple had more energy live (See Made In Japan) but The Who is in my top 5 for sure.

[@BG4NYC608]

turning 60 this week and I still LOVE this album and the song I still so readily identify with ;)

[@marcomiola9731]

Non mi venite a parlare di deep purple o ac/dc o altra porcheria simile....questa è la più grande rock'n'roll band di sempre...questo è il miglior live album mai pubblicato .

[@benrogers3311]

1000% Marco. I'm Australian and AC/DC are Garbage. Nothing will ever compare to The Who

[@tilesetter1953]

Concordo in pieno!

[@miacurrent5268]

Keith Moon.Greatest rock drummer of all time! If I could go back in time to a gig it would be this one.It's incredible.

[@charliesinacole7821]

The best live album ever recorded by the greatest band to occupy a stage ! Townshend is a genius

[@trickyrich1968]

THE best live album oh yeah .. and probably the best live track ever! Been listening for years and it still resonates. What a total absolute diamond band... never saw them live ( the originals ) but what a legacy they have left. Legends! The ultimate live band... who comes even close?

[@michaelallan7133]

The Who - Best live band ever!

[@ill6airborneguerrillas758]

Started with my Dad playing it and air drumming across the livingroom before 81...42 now and this is my friggin jam. When i want The Who like a drug injected into my veins i want live at Leeds, My Generation. FULL STOP

[@jamestcallahanphotographer]

This still fires me up, and MOVES me perhaps even more now than at the age of 10 when I got this, my first album, for my 10th birthday in October 1970. There is no live performance in Rock and Roll that matches this.

[@philipocallaghan9415]

Very good taste.

[@benbarclay5546]

Headphone Heaven. They had to stick Entwhistle in the left ear, Townshend in the right, because they are each so interesting, you need to keep them separate. Complimentary, and both punching the same time-clock, but each so full. Moon in the middle because he's tying it all together. Gotta love Daltrey's vocal chords shredded like a flag that's been flapping on a pole for 100 years of war...

[@loloko888]

I love how they added the Tommy touch to one of their best track, not even from the album.

[@michaelulbricht9438]

Often they referred to their music as "maximum r & b." All the guys were on the edge, but they always pulled it together. Utterly brilliant!

[@diningerj]

My god. I'd forgotten how good this was, haven't heard it in a few years. Thanks for putting this out here, and mostly thanks to the greatest rock and roll band ever, The Who.

[@Harry3G]

best live version of all times !!

[@AtomHeartMother84]

The best live album of rock. Nothing more to say.

[@franciscampone3687]

This is fantastic, I went between this and Humble Pie, Rocking the Fillmore, both incredible albums , they were all so tight and payed as a band, the best of the best. Funny how you get older and go back to what you loved , my body is 63 now. Luckily my older brother bought great albums.

[@marslife01]

This was the best live album of my Generation Hands down!!!

[@brianpinkey3967]

Johns bass playing here is the best rock lead bass ever. Plus Moons great drumming, Petes one guitar playing two parts, Rogers superb voice...Just the best rock band ever. Musical, wild, on the edge of controlled destruction, a perfect balance of mayhem and music that no band could ever approach.

[@markrice4409]

Brian Pinkey Yeah Brian that's exactly right,well done that's perfect man ,you said what I've been trying to for years thanks .GOOD FU_K'IN JOB!!!

[@kenhabeeb]

Well said!

[@glenndespres5317]

Well said my brother! That may be the best description of my favorite band I have ever heard!

[@jamesoeming5022]

Brian pinky just a super description. You nailed it.

[@PaulTheSkeptic]

Controled destruction until the end. Then it was just regular destruction.

[@jamespritchett6627]

9:53 to 12:37..especially the brutally good power chord feedback part somewhere in the the middle of all of that killer rock n' roll.

[@larryj2416]

The part when they go into "Sparks".... absolutely epic..Keith drumming wildly and smashing the gong...

[@johnwissig112]

by far my single favorite recording of all time. still get goose bumps when playing loud, which is the only way I play it. --john wissig

[@timj41]

its the track that just keeps on giving

[@thomaslitchfield]

Absolute masterpiece! Pure energy - so deep and dramatic - best live or studio rock album of all time!

[@Cardi84]

Greatest live rendition of a song

[@jamespardue3055]

Whew, I need a towel after that one.................thanks for posting this.

[@IKillGoliath]

If you want to hear great rock listen to this! never anyone played, drummed, sang, better than these guys on this night :D

[@faeembrugh]

'This is the long, drawn-out intellectual one. My Generation.' What Townshend said before the cheer.

[@EmptyGlass99]

I always thought he said "and now for a long drawn-out guitar solo".......I'll have to go back and listen again

[@stevesmith9476]

Listen with headphones. Absolute rock at it's best.

[@jmg8254]

Side two of this album got me through some dark days. I would put my headphones on and blast it and afterwards felt like I beat the sh*t out of someone. The absolute best live performance and still gives me chills to this day.

[@paullevine1813]

Good but not as much fun as having your stereo on 12 when it only goes to 10 & the whole neighborhood can enjoy it to even the cops.

[@celticwitan]

Had this record in the 70s... it was great. Played all night... I thought it was a real bootleg... it sure seemrd like it. The Who jammed!

[@lauracuschera6673]

monumental my generation. I've been listening to this piece for 40 years unmissable

[@97401pboyce]

"I hope I die before I get old." ...Ooops! Too late! God had other plans. I'm 67 years on planet Earth now. I was privledged to see The Who live at Mammoth Gardens in 1970 in Denver, Colorado. What a show at a piss-poor venue. Mammoth Gardens was an old roller skating rink that was falling apart. The place was packed with mods and hippies. The Who were thunderously LOUD! The building shook. My ears rang for two days. I loved it. John Entwistle on bass and Keith Moon on drums made The Who. Moon was the best drummer that I have ever seen or heard. And I have seen and heard many. Ginger Baker in Cream was excellent; but in my opinion, Keith Moon was better. Thank you for posting Live AT Leeds.

[@sludge4125]

Mods? In the states?

[@classicentertainment2416]

By far the best true hard rock band ever.

[@juanpablofranciscopeuriotc3938]

The best live albun of the history

[@s21k21]

omg... this bass. awesome as hell for these times ! john entwistle was far the best of his generation :)

[@petebradt]

The best EVER. No one will ever top the Ox. No one.

[@virag220]

The best live rock band for sure.

[@wolfbrothermax]

6:50 start of act two The Who at there absolute best...

[@CourtneyHamptonshortney]

I totally agree. Right there at the edge of perfection. This is a great example of why the brits are better musicians than Americans. This is just a fact.

[@jamesv.4662]

Courtney Hampton I completely disagree.

[@sludge4125]

No, Randall, just cause they hate having sex with YOU, doesn’t mean they hate all sex.

[@edkaminski7969]

Agreee !!

[@henryorsomething]

It's moments like this that remind me how much I love this band!

[@whiskeyriver4322]

Just surfing the internet on some free time I had......... and here I am. I remember buying this album in '70 or '71 at the age of sixteen, and I knew it was the best "Live" thing I had ever heard on vinyl up to that point; but I also knew there was something I wasn't getting. I didn't really know what that was until nearly forty years later, when someone had the bright idea of releasing the entire Leeds concert, unedited. Well, piss on my head and tell me it's raining! I was right, it was the best live recording, only better than they allowed us to hear back then. I enjoyed the fact that someone finally got sense; but I was actually more pissed off that greedy, self-centered, corrupt, and imbecilic morons, held back this complete musical performance from the public for so long. I'm also pretty amazed at the fact that no one had the brilliant vision of filming this performance; I know that at the age of sixteen, I certainly thought about it. Pete and Roger may disagree, and they have the right to; but as far as I'm concerned, this was the best live album that was ever recorded, and the best recorded performance I've ever heard from the Who.

[@theonewhoknows2]

Look up lives at Leeds someone found 4 minutes of it with a mash up of the whole performance in it, check it out

[@nadinebrown7644]

Whiskey River It's a damned crime that this wasn't recorded

[@tomasberube2672]

blew my amp with this album in 70's. PLAY IT LOUD

[@abjr2010]

It's time to plug in and do some windmills. Thank you Pete for the motivation once again. Always going to see the Who live since the 60's.

[@flagemdown66]

This did change my life forever... I don't think I would have learned how to play guitar, bass and drums without this record. Sadly, I never could figure out how to play the Drums, Bass & Guitar while Singing at the same time... so I bought a four track cassette machine!

[@FTStratLP]

With the Who playing live you get always the impression that there wer more instruments involved than just 3 (drums, bass and a guitar). Phantastic playing!

[@AndJusticeForMe]

Sweet Lord, the drumming. The drumming!

[@markrice4409]

I know Moon is just unbelievable, in a class by himself

[@leocomerford]

The bass playing in "See Me/Feel Me" (2:39), especially that surge of bass at the end (3:42)!

[@benabbott6031]

That's called a Whogasm

[@patearly9492]

Great classic! Thank you for sharing! God bless everyone

[@ZarrinV]

everyone marvels at John Entwistle's furious bass playing, but let us not go without paying just dues to the phenomenal guitar work of the oft highly under rated Peter Townshend. His performance on this album set him firmly in place in my mind as one of the great metal guitar players of all time

[@davidfawcett4579]

I was there!!!!!

[@haakkuu12]

Awesome! I'm envious!

[@shadywilder]

You lucky lucky man.

[@testedtruths6978]

Cool Dave! there, like really really there? Incredible live concert! and long before the recording devices of today.

[@DavidSmith-zh1oi]

David Fawcett is one very priveledge man as that is seriously raw aggression from the orrible ooo

[@MrBamcito]

Glad to see people who live that epic concert i'm jealous.

[@robinzondervan]

This is so so so good... 15 minutes of pure live rock & roll...

[@markrice4409]

I've haven't heard a SG sound like Townsends did to this day, amazing!!!!

[@thethirdman225]

+Mark Rice I have to advise that this answer is not based on experience but only what I have seen. Somewhere out there in the mists of time in the ether, is a photograph of Townsend's amplifier stack It was known as "The Who Stack". Basically it consisted of a stack of as many as five or six HiWatt amplifiers connected together then pumped through Marshall quad boxes (for which Townsend was a tester). The story goes that the sound of the guitar varied considerably with the level of amplification used. I know jack-all about amplifiers though. www.thewho.net/whotabs/gear/guitar/cp103.html

[@heftosprod]

TheThirdMan was two hiwatt cp103 heads into a cabinet each. The bottom cabinets on the stacks were not used. And also fuzz pedal. That’s it. Cabinets were hiwatt too.

[@nudgenudgewinkwink3212]

Only apart from angus young perhaps but I know what you mean.

[@petebradt]

@@heftosprod Fane speakers.

[@heftosprod]

@@petebradt yep

[@waltwilliams7063]

best live album ever made. allmans fillmore hon men...

[@peterdorfman6333]

Top 5 for sure

[@guym2222]

The great thing: Who cares? We get to listen to them all!

[@racerx6041]

guym2222 :There you go. To the point. Everyone's trying to sound like a writer for Rolling stone magazine.

[@winterland3253]

Not sure why, but the chord progression Pete starts riffing on at 2:14 just warms my heart somehow. I've heard that progression used many times, but the way they play it here is special, I think.

[@sludge4125]

I’m with you, bro.

[@larryj2416]

I love this part they go off on a sort of gallop then Pete goes off in all sorts of directions with some Tommy stuff, Naked Eye and new things hes trying out.

[@Husker22U]

BEST LIVE album ever!

[@victorchagollan5183]

Brian Brady The Led Zeppelin's TSRTS at the Madison Square Garden is pretty good too

[@peterdenigrisjr1279]

My God if anyone can remember what this came out nobody knew what it was at least 20 years ahead of it's time. The best live album there ever was

[@rodneyfields8487]

I am 70 years old and have the original album it’s the best 👍

[@Romanov-eg3xf]

My Generation.... amazing

[@Cesar_Octavio]

Mi primer disco de rock, Live at Leeds. Lo compré en 1971, tenía 14 años. ¡¡¡Que gloriosa época!

[@StewartNicolasBILLYCONNOLLY]

Never bettered! The Who at their world beating best! ✌🏽️🎸

[@timrobinson100]

surely the greatest bassplaying ever

[@phamtamtwmnguhenganga947]

Never bettered! The Who at their world beating best! ✌🏽️🎸 Love sparks version here. Hands down one of the finest live recordings of ALL TIME! Townsend was absolutely flawless.

[@joshuamichael8345]

Awesome for sure. Check out Amazing Journey/Sparks from Live at Hull. Another great version of Sparks.

[@timrobinson100]

If you only ever own one album own this