SIMPLY AMAZING!!!! THE WHO - WON'T GET FOOL AGAIN [LIVE AT SHEPPERTON STUDIOS 1978] - REACTION

In this video, I'm sharing my first time listening and reacting to THE WHO's song 'WON'T GET FOOLED AGAIN'.
This is a fun video to watch, as I get to share my first experience of this song with you. I hope you enjoy watching it as much as I enjoyed filming it!
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[@timbaker6540]

The BLOODY WHO !! 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@stevejohnston8254]

Welcome to the world of the mighty Who🎸

[@donaldbrunner6250]

John Entwistle the bassist once said he was a babysitter of 3 unruly tottlers

[@nthdegree1269]

Thank you!!! One of the Great Performances!!!

[@dellafenton2417]

That primal scream from Daltrey and Townshends knee slide has to be one of rocks greatest moments.....

[@ursgeiser6570]

From the same studio Who's Next 1971 album + the same Live studio show 1978 comes the popular streaming song BABA O'RILEY. On both songs the guitarists Pete and John experimented with synthis, hence the then revolutionary sound. Coincidentally, the 1st Swiss radio station broadcast a short cultural interpretation of the first hit of the Who MY GENERATION at 3:30 p.m. today. In short: the youth of the 1960s were looking for their place in a society that was heavily influenced by the war and post-war generation: "You can be glad that we...". Apparently it was also the first pop/rock song with a short bass solo. According to a BBC interview, Pete Townshend was apparently inspired by Mose Allison's Young Man Blues. A cover 5:43 of this and My Generation 7:45 The Who played at the Isle Of Wight 1970 concert (good videos). In my opinion The Who inspired many later rock bands and were also role models for the punk movement with their socially critical lyrics. Good next week!!!

[@christinawoolley6206]

I remember being surprised when my high school English teacher told me he enjoyed The Who! Their energy and Townshend's writing create another beast altogether. Tommy may be their most popular rock opera but Quadrophenia(sp?) is amazing! 😽💋🎶

[@Isleofskye]

Great Reaction to a Group that should be reacted to Live,like you did,my friend:)

[@optimusprime2]

Please react to another great song of the who called "young man blues" from isle of wigth 1970 HD

[@patrickdemeyer2210]

1978 , no hiphop

[@TheCornishCockney]

The Ox (John Entwistle) is the daddy of all bass men in rock,imo of course.

[@debjorgo]

Roger Daltry is the lead singer. Pete Townshend is the guitarist. He wrote the song. The bassist is John Entwistle. And the drummer is the great Keith Moon!

[@martinl8574]

A brief history of The Who. They started out as a teenage rock band in the 1960s. Known for their rebellious behavior and destructive activity on stage. In The Who, you have... One of the greatest male vocalists and frontman in Rodger daltrey. one of the most important lyricists of his generation as well as a great musician in Pete Townsend. The greatest bass guitarist in Rock history in John Entwistle! One of the top 10 drummers in history in Keith Moon! A wild style of drumming and life. He died tragically way too soon! They're live performances are legendary. I saw them live in 1982 in New York. Also known as one of the loudest bands of all time!

[@Vivian-g1h]

A Les Paul has a straight through neck, giving it gtreat strength. A bolt-on neck as on a Fender would have separated from the body.

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

Pete and everyone always broke their instruments!!! Better is when they did My Generation live on The Smothers Brothers Show

[@MikeHunt90731]

First Rock Group to use Lasers in Concert 1975

[@ianbrooke6342]

Keith Moon was one of the great rock drummers and Pete is a great guitarist and great guitar smasher!. Roger used to say that when Keith started playing it was like a jet engine starting up! Known as "Moon the Loon" very sadly Keith died way too young in 1978 aged only 32. The Who were a truly great and very loud live band and it's really good to see you playing them live. I would really like to see what you think of their performance at a concert they did in 1970 in a field which I was at, they came on at 2am and did a truly brilliant performance, I think the entire audience was stoned and this song was just mind-blowing (if there were any minds left unblown!). The Isle of Wight, 1970, this is "Young Man's Blues", how rock music should be played. kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2rFoHmwnbqJfZY

[@russellburress6240]

Pete Townshend is lead guitar and head song writer lead singer is roger daltrey John entwistle on base and Keith moon on drums

[@jakethomas3205]

The Who were the greatest live band of all.I saw Zeppelin,Hendrix etc and none of them came anywhere near the Who.The Who were also very,very loud!!

[@garyscharf9232]

Listening to THE WHO live is a whole different experience. They have many great songs and albums, but my favorite is Live at Leeds. The raw power and energy from them is unmatched. My Generation, Young Man Blues, Amazing Journey/Sparks, Magic Bus and many more are straight up bangers.

[@scottderechinsky9896]

Pete Townshend is the songwriter and lead guitarist. Roger Daltrey lead vocals. John Entwistle the GOAT of the Bass Guitar. Keith Moon is the GOAT of drums. LONG LIVE THE WHO!!!! 🤟

[@heynow4512]

The Who r best heard live. This performance is classic Who. & by that big grin on yo face, u agree. "Meet the nu boss...."😅

[@bostonwhofan]

As The Who performed and recorded this performance at Shepperton Studios, in the studio next door, parts of the movie "Alien" were being filmed. The cast and crew of Alien took a break and went to watch The Who's performance that day. They liked the laser show at the end of Won't Get Fooled Again so much, the borrowed the laser equipment from The Who and used it in the film. So next time you watch "Alien", keep an eye out for the lasers from The Who.

[@MrGb1965]

The lead singer once said that the band’s energy was never captured properly on record, while the stage always accommodated it. Thanks for posting.

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

That is always the case with live over the wimp boys that never do the live

[@byronmitchell3784]

THE WHO, "WE DON'T GET FOOLED AGAIN". ( LIVE ) Singer Roger Daltrey, Guitarest Pete Townsend, Bassist John Entwhistle, Drummer Keith Moon... this whole album worth reacting too.

[@donpietruk1517]

Pete Townshend and The Who wrote and recorded the first Rock Opera, Tommy, where the whole album tells one story integrated through all the songs. It is an iconic album made into a movie with the roles played and sung by some legends of the industry. Tina Turner plays Gypsy, The Acid Queen. Elton John plays the Pinball Wizard, Eric Clapton plays the Preacher. Daltry of course is Tommy and Keith Moon is Uncle Ernie (as if anyone else could). That album, Quadrophenia and Who's Next are their masterpieces with Who's Next being one of the 10 greatest rock albums ever recorded.

[@beverlybrown2673]

You really need to watch Dame Judi Dench's story about her encounter with Keith Moon that she told on the Graham Norton show!

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

Nope this is why better than Studio Version

[@jamessollazzo4860]

the who's best album released in 1971. great year for rock!

[@scottderechinsky9896]

The WHO were the first band to use lasers at a concert.