Quadrophenia: Can You See the Real Me? BBC Documentary (Parte 2 de 7) - Subtitulos Español

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En su estudio casero y regresando a viejas guaridas en Shepherds Bush y Battersea, Pete Townshend abre su corazón y su archivo personal para revisitar "el último gran álbum que The Who hizo", uno que llevó a la banda a su punto de partida, de vuelta a sus inicios, a través de las aventuras de un mod adicto en un viaje épico de auto descubrimiento.
Pero en 1973 Quadrophenia fue un disco que casi no pudo ser. Acosado por problemas de dinero, un estudio en construcción, managers adictos a la heroína, un baterista lunático y una cultura de consumo excesivo del alcohol, Townshend emprendió la realización un álbum que casi lo destruye y al cual dentro de un año, la banda había dado la espalda e ignoraría durante casi tres décadas.
Con archivos nunca vistos y entrevistas en profundidad con Pete Townshend, Roger Daltrey, Keith Moon, John Entwistle; y aquellos en el estudio y detrás de la lente que hicieron posible la realización del álbum, y su folleto de treinta páginas con fotografías.
Los colaboradores incluyen: Pete Townshend, Roger Daltrey, Ethan Russell, Ron Nevison, Richard Barnes, Irish Jack Lyons, Bill Curbishley, John Woolf, Howie Edelson, Mark Kermode and Georgiana Steele Waller.
Subtitulado y sincronizado por kigonjiro.com/ (Muchas gracias!)

[@danbental3228]

Pete, if every 'confused' teen boy would listen, they'd think twice... You're an icon!!

[@TheTestingGrounds]

Quadrophenia, the original vinyl lp, with the picture book, is the best album cover ever.

[@5jerry1]

~ No h in Entwistle.

[@jefffinkbonner9551]

SEZWAH Music Their 2000 tour-finale benefit concert at the Royal Albert Hall is a masterpiece.

[@4orrcountry]

IMHO, the 2013 tour was even better, complete with live horns and video of Entwistle's full-length "5:15".

[@Jangle2007]

The Real Me - aside from Entwistle's magnificent base, this song is wild with crazy, focused energy. Astounding album.

[@timberdoodle6924]

Best Album of all times!! The struggle remains constant and universal

[@tony671]

This, not Tommy or Who's next(both classic albums)is the best Who album Townshend has said this and that's why they toured the show in 2012/13

[@sixsentsoldiers]

A youth movement with kids that had good work ethic. Fabulous.

[@JpXRoss]

Maravilloso documental ,mejor si tiene que ver con una de mis bandas favoritas de toda mi vida El movimiento mod siempre llamó mi atención. Gracias Gisel.

[@fendersunburst4832]

Entwistles voice sounds just like a Bass with loads of low end!

[@carolrademacher7002]

my favorite album ever

[@AndreasServo]

Great - The Who🎸

[@marthaworc7873]

Thanks for posting this.

[@byzaguer3483]

QUADROPHENIA IS AN ALBUM FULL OF CREATIVITY, BRILLIANT WORK POSTHUMOUS PETE TOWNSHEND

[@4orrcountry]

Why posthumous Pete? Yes, you owe us an explanation.

[@byzaguer3483]

QUADROPHENIA ES UN ALBUM LLENO DE CREATIVIDAD GENIAL OBRA POSTUMA DE PETE TOWNSHEND

[@sebamod1552]

porque postuma?

[@4orrcountry]

No such word as "postumatic".

[@artmoss6889]

When the man is describing how the album starts in the midst of Jimmy's journey, he is unknowingly referencing a classical Latin term called "in medias res" that describes writers who begin a story "in the middle of things," without using exposition or preamble.

[@theonlyantony]

Nigel Tufnell AKA Christopher Guest, spotted at 9:10

[@felixthelmocevallosmorales41]

Peter Dennis Blandford "Pete" Townshend (19 de mayo de 1945) es un guitarrista, productor musical, cantante, multiinstrumentista y compositor británico de rock, reconocido principalmente por su trabajo con el grupo de rock The Who. Su carrera con The Who abarca más de cuarenta años, durante los cuales el grupo pasó a ser considerado una de las bandas más influyentes de la década de 1960 y de 1970. Según declaró Eddie Vedder, líder de Pearl Jam: «The Who es posiblemente el mejor grupo en directo».

[@4orrcountry]

The Who formed in 1964, so Pete and Roger's career is at 59 years and counting, mercifully!

[@byzaguer3483]

HERE IN SPAIN WE ARE ALSO FAITHFUL TO THE WHO PLEASE TRANSLATE SPANISH

[@imitandoemojis6285]

Está en español 😔

[@ryanperron8309]

3:26 that really looks like the building on the album cover “animals” by Pink Floyd... is it the same building??

[@tenfold6128]

Ryan Perron Its the same building. The Battersea Power Station.

[@joe1972]

I thought so too.

[@4orrcountry]

Imitation is the greatest form of flattery.

[@MrBamcito]

0:24 donde consigo ese concierto

[@MrBamcito]

Los Mods eran los verdaderos niños malos que no dependían del dinero de sus Papis como los rockers.

[@lukessummerguitar]

Thumb down for cutting off Irish Jack... A huge part of Pete Townshends ( and the Who's ) life.

[@ThaiThom]

The Who - Quadrophenia is the best concept album ever, even better than the almost-as-brilliant Pink Floyd - The Wall.

[@discernment8963]

Song writing wise in all fairness it's an apples2oranges2peaches who's style is preferred as far as The Beatles, The Stones, & The Who. However in live performance &world class musicianship it's The Who, hands down! Led Zeppelin at their peak were the only ones even close!

[@discernment8963]

Richard Buse ,Amazing I've said the same thing verbatim my whole life about the Stones in general & also Mick Taylor. I love the Stones, but that's just their style, & it quite obviously works for them. That's precisely why Jeff Beck passed on joining back when Taylor left. From what I understand they've been great friends for years, Wood used to be in Beck's band,but Beck's perfectionism is legendary, & the Stones......

[@marthaworc7873]

Joy riding in a bus lol

[@svens.5139]

Nowadays LP-Covers are gone its unfortunate, we gonna use stupid soulless devices and sd cards.

[@andrewblackman6158]

Being a Mod transcended nationalism. That was certainly great, but it still was nothing compared to how The Polka movement did thaT, PLUS overcame institutionalized racism. Put more bluntly, how many Jamaican Mods were there? Meanwhile there were tons of them decked out in lederhosen and custom embroidered shirts throughout Europe, though especially in Lithuania, Poland, and Russia, where they were chased admiringly down high streets, for decades, and eventually copied by The Beatles.

[@byzaguer3483]

IT IS CURIOUS THAT THE END OF THE MOVIE IS NOT THE SAME AS THE DISC CONVINCE ME MORE THE END OF THE DISC I DO NOT BELIEVE IN SUICIDE

[@sxbluerider3588]

He didn't comite suicide if you see the beginning of the movie he's walking away from the cliff . Mod is life till you die

[@SpaceCattttt]

If you ask your doctor if he can see the "real" you, you're fucked.

[@manuelgallardo7694]

The real me, who are you, All sounds the same I think pete got his creativity stocked too soon. It's not like having a signature sound The songs are way too similar 🤷 Still like the who and would go see them anyway in Los Angeles