THESE GUYS ARE AWESOME!!! THE WHO - WON'T GET FOOLED AGAIN (REACTION)

[@keef7224]

Greatest live band ever. At their peak they were simply astounding.

[@ChuckHackney]

Beyond astounding a n d one of the first groups, along with The Moodys, to incorporate symphonic music. So.many of the Who's songs work with full orchestra.

[@johnphillipsjr7238]

Not greatest

[@ChuckHackney]

@johnphillipsjr7238 let's just say one of the greatest because music is subjective. But I will say this, when you pair many of their songs with symphonic or orchestral music, it does put their sound into another astral plain. Peace and Hugs from NC

[@allbottledup9513]

⁠@@johnphillipsjr7238Agree with him, let’s not say best because music is subjective. I’ll ask though, who do you think is the best? They must be great to top The Who. If you say Zeppelin, I’ll put you through a wall lmao 🤣👍

[@lacm64]

Yup

[@bostonwhofan]

The Who recorded this performance at Shepperton Studios in the UK. In the studio next door, the movie "Alien" was being filmed. The cast and crew of the film paused working on the movie and went over to watch The Who perform in the studio next to theirs. They liked the laser show so much towards the end of Won't Get Fooled Again, they borrowed the laser gear from The Who and used it in the movie Alien. So the next time you watch Alien, keep an eye out for The Who's lasers as the aliens prowl and attack!

[@BernardWilkinson]

@@Strollmanx I did not know that info. Thank you.

[@jamessollazzo4860]

interesting!

[@charlesclark7350]

Too cool!!!

[@jegpad]

I love that shit. Two sensations essential to my youth married together.

[@allbottledup9513]

Hell yeah, thanks for sharing. Im a ridiculously huge Who nerd. I’m genuinely surprised and excited to learn this!

[@daviddixon6408]

Kieth Moon could really tear it up on the drums. Always looked like he was having a magnificent time while playing. Always had a smile on his face.

[@user-ys9fg4ol9s]

Love that your giving props to my favorite band, The Who

[@ms51675]

My favorite band and favorite drummer of all time....Keith moon the loon is the reason when I was 6 years old I begged my parents for a drum set....he was an absolute beast....r.i.p. Keith and John "the ox" entwhistle.....hope I die before I get old

[@redatipton124]

Keith Moon GOAT

[@cspaikido]

Glad you chose a live performance. The Who were virtually unmatched for their time as a live band.

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

Nope but close to Led Zeppelin

[@jakethomas3205]

I saw Led Zeppelin live and they were very good but The Who were in a different league.The Who were by far the best live band I ever saw!

[@allbottledup9513]

@@DENVEROUTDOORMANOh please! Plant was a terrible live performer compared to Daltrey.

[@Faltor895]

​@@allbottledup9513My thoughts exactly.

[@sillysod33]

The Who have pulled me through many dark times, and for that I am eternally grateful. Goddam, I love The Who 🎶🎶🎶💜💖

[@beatmet2355]

Listen to this with the bass isolated to really hear the Ox (John Entwhistle) in all his glory. They didn’t call him Thunderfingers for nothing!

[@markhaus2830]

Hey guys. I saw The Who live 8 times. Amazing band!!!

[@reaver5692]

I've only done 45 😁

[@bostonwhofan]

I've lost track of how many times I've seen them, but I saw them 3 weeks ago in Boston. They will be touring the United States again in the fall! Obviously they're older, but they still absolutely bring it while performing live onstage!

[@heronpage3883]

I've seen them 11 times, including 2 times with Keith Moon when I was a very very young teenager. I had the chance to see them one more time in Los Angeles about 20 years ago aftrr Entwhistle died and I just couldn't do it. He was my favorite member of the band and I don't think they're the same without him.

[@charlesmarkley220]

Love reign o'er me. You must hear. Same guys. Really really.

[@v-town1980]

These lads always bring tears to my eyes. Beautiful Power!

[@brucewilliams4152]

The who, one of the many many British rock.bands that are world class..Beatles, stones,hollies, kinks, led zepplin. The list goes on and on

[@glenaleksis4589]

Real rock by real musicians!

[@paulrosenberg4227]

The scream! 4 incredible musicians at the top of their game. RIP John and Keith.

[@franksullivan1873]

I saw them once at the old RFK stadium in DC.That drummer is the legend that is Keith Moon.One the top five drummers in Rock n Roll...in my humble opinion.

[@paisleydunbar7218]

Great performance with a touch of sadness knowing it is Moonie's last stand.

[@shannonroche1182]

This video really captures Pete Townsend on guitar. Man he really brought it that night . Moon on the drums is usually the main attraction and rightly so but I think Pete is just so great in that live show that all your focus is on him . Greatest band ever live ...they really don't get enough credit for how great they were .

[@alonzocoyethea6148]

Shawn/Mel: The Who were just as wild offstage as they were on it...Hotel owners would quake in fear when they toured "OMG, they're staying HERE?! Empty the top floors, and call the insurance guys" Their parties were crazy!!

[@MrMoon1953]

Got to see them on this concert tour in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Fantastic show!

[@robertm7071]

To see The Who was unforgettable. The had just about the best rhythm section going. They were pulsating. They came from just up the road from me in West London.

[@mikedee1819]

The drummers name was Keith Moon one of the greatest drummers ever sadly he died only a few months after this was filmed.

[@twwtjohns]

The drummer is the one and only Keith Moon, the madman of the drum kit. There are so many stories about him but sadly he left us too soon in 1978.

[@calguy3838]

This song is The Who at their very best. For another taste of how good they could be you guys should give "Love Reign O'er Me" a listen.

[@robertlear2735]

My favorite Who song. I have seem three times in concert. They are my favorite live band.

[@goldenstatemunicipal7735]

The drummer, Keith Moon, had to have his ear phones taped on his head so they wouldn't fly off. Awesomeness.

[@BarbaraGrosvenor]

You both looked like you enjoyed that very much. Brilliant WHO

[@brianshockledge3241]

Watch them play "Young Man Blues" at the Isle of Wight Festival 1970.

[@bostonvair]

You may recognize this song as the song playing during the opening credits of the TV show CSI:Miami. Anyway, great song with one of the greatest screams in rock and roll.

[@annetterivers2745]

This is hard rock, head banging music.

[@russellburress6240]

The lead singer is roger daltrey the lead guitarist in songwriter is Pete Townshend the drummer is Keith moon and the base player is John entwistle

[@MrDcwithrow]

The lead singer is roger daltrey the lead guitarist in songwriter is Pete Townshend the *lead* drummer is Keith moon and the *lead* bass player is John entwistle - FYPFY

[@edchaput3577]

Legendary Band!!!

[@charlesmarkley220]

Timeless message in this song.

[@firsteerr]

you want to try the isolated bass track , it shows what a genius entwhistle was

[@SincityRocker60]

these dudes have always been medicine to my soul!!!

[@Ruda-n4h]

The December 6th, 1973 Capital Centre, Landover is the best live performance from the peak 1971-73 period I've heard, from all the live material that's been made available.

[@ericholdsworth6611]

This song is much more relevant today than it ever was, for those in the know you know what I mean. Awesome!!!

[@franksullivan1873]

The essence of this song is other than praying for change ,he is going to play his guitar no matter what.The crazy of the World goes on...so just keep doing what you love.

[@donpietruk1517]

John Entwistle didn't hop around much while playing bass because most of the time he was doing god tier stuff which required tremendous concentration. He plays the base a lot like a lead guitar which lends to the incredible sound density three players could pump out on stage. They were incredible musicians.

[@mattshaw6180]

Energy on stage? Since 1964, it's been The Who and Everyone Else; they're a controlled explosion, dancing on the edge of chaos, but playing complex songs while doing it.

[@mybrainhurts1856]

Very few can match The Who! Four amazing talents!! Really glad you're enjoying my favorite band! 🥰🥰🥰

[@crankyyankee7290]

You might want to watch, and perhaps react to the video of their set at the concert for N.Y. following 9/11-2001, they were much older but still going strong-the drummer here (Keith Moon) had of course passed away long before. I just went back to watch it again....The emotions for me are almost as strong and raw as they were then, watching people holding up pictures of lost loved ones, and watching the heroes in and out of uniform in the crowd still got my eyes damp in the corners. I was on my way to work, and turning on my car radio that Sept. morn I heard the report of the 2nd tower being hit as it happened. My niece's husband saw the hits in the mirror of a truck as he tried to drive out of the area after a delivery he was a bit late getting home. I worked in security and as a fire inspector for a large multinational in Mass., at least one of our people spent some time working in the recovery efforts in NY. when I arrived at work that day our manager ( bless him !) sent me straight to a conference room with a large screen playing the live coverage, where all the employees at that location were gathered-his first words to me were"Do you know what's happening ?"-I answered "Yes we are at war "-he guessed I was right. Everyone stayed watching for a couple hours, as he had gotten the area locked down and secured, later we went out to do some checks and opened up a couple entrances to take care of a few things, then before my day was half over he told us to lock the place back up as we did at night, and go home to our families, as history was being made and that's where we belonged. It was a massive privilege to work with, and for people like that for 30 years. Watching that set I was thinking that they had one heck of a drummer in that one, then learned from a recent comment that the drummer just happened to be none other than the son of Ringo Starr-no wonder! This is a bit long winded-just the ramblings of an old phart I guess...

[@kevinice2841]

Check out their live performance of "Young Man's Blues" at the 1970 Isle of Wight Festival.

[@brucewilliams4152]

The drummer is the late great Keith Moon

[@gregw1973]

The dude on Drums is where Animal, the muppet show drummer comes from, and when you think of HARD HARD partying Rock stars smashing up Hotels its him, or driving a Rolls Royce into a swimming Pool is him. Or dancing on an air conditioning unit outside the Hotel window high high up the Hotel, or tons of drugs. He made himself go blind once from drugs! As for drumming.... he's regarded as the best ever. Best human to ever play drums. Always number 1 or at least 2 after John Bohnam from Led Zeppelin for everyone. They reckon he was so good cos, although not diagnosed at the time, they think he had Aspergers or summink. He was MENTAL. Drummer of Drummers.

[@halweiss8671]

He was definitely hyperactive, and lacked impulse control.

[@MrGettysburg44]

Keith Moon was a magnificent drummer! Sadly this was his last performance with the band.....he died a few weeks later....

[@franksullivan1873]

Behind Blue Eyes is another great song.

[@russellburress6240]

You picked absolutely the right video this show's the Who at their very best

[@michaelmorris8051]

I can see for miles needs to be your next reaction. Seriously. 50 year fan who has seen them live 5 times.

[@carlbaker7242]

Awesome. Thanks.

[@jonnieinbangkok]

A litteral crazy man on the drums 🥁

[@charlesdavis7461]

The Bass Player is on fire too.

[@jeffstevens4262]

The Who were one of the UK's greatest rock bands of the 60's 70's 80's and 90's. Pete Townshend on lead guitar, Roger Daltrey on lead vocals, the late Keith Moon on drums and the greatest bass guitarist of all time, the late, great, John Entwhistle. What's not to like?

[@johnfaram4684]

the who a legend here in the uk

[@brianshockledge3241]

The Who "A Quick One" Stones rock n roll Circus 1968.

[@tommymac1967]

The Who, A Quick One while she's away video It's another insane, high energy song.

[@michaelmorris8051]

50 year rabid fan. Saw them five times. Four geniuses:.

[@okieranchwife]

Roger Daltry and The Who are/were amazing! This brings back memories of college for me. And the most important line in this song (IMHO) is "Meet the new boss. Same as the new boss".

[@user-ys9fg4ol9s]

Keith's Drumming no matter what year it was always got the head moving

[@kens32052]

They actually did the Superbowl halftime show back in 2010.

[@falcon215]

Please consider checking out their performance of 'Young Man's Blues' live at the Isle of Wight Festival 1970. You will be amazed even more than this.

[@byronwoodleymaund1439]

Don't you just feel better after that !!

[@PaulK-ve1pu]

I saw them in '75 at Leeds University. Couldn't get the ringing in my ears out for a week, but one of the best nights of my life.

[@Peejay1966]

The 'Orrible 'Oo; the greatest live rock band (I've seen).

[@meheuck]

One of those songs that's been used in dozens of movies and TV shows, but the most effective placement I've ever experienced it in is the climax of Spike Lee's SUMMER OF SAM.

[@patsstuffclark9522]

Isn't this song featured on NCIS Las Vegas??

[@PeterMasi_Son_Tile]

If you didn’t know….the song is about elected officials with all their promises of change who turn out to be the "same as the old boss"! Yup the drummer is Keith Moon! And he is right up there with the best to ever do it!

[@donpietruk1517]

It's also about the failures of the promises of the counter culture movement of the 60's, which made it's own promises. By the time Townshend wrote this the cultural introspection on the self and inner change had started to dominate. Like most great Townshend songs there are always multiple meanings and levels. He was an inscrutable bastard sometimes. ;)

[@chipurBillWhite]

Great job on that, guys. Your enthusiasm was a match.

[@markwilliams5180]

the drummer keith moon was who jim henderson based animal on in the muppet show

[@geraldjensen6831]

This is THE greatest Rock band of ALL TIME that you just watched!

[@stcif]

Meet the new boss. Same as the old boss. Something’s never change ..

[@lacm64]

Ohhh, Moonie. ❤❤❤

[@Wizzz28]

Welcome to our world. WGFA the best song ever written & performed by The Who

[@titovanzappa4629]

The Glorious Who!! A fucking miracle!!

[@georgeglennon8346]

Try The Vanilla Fudge's "You Keep Me Hanging On"

[@roberttompkins6489]

rock gods

[@tomtompkins7546]

Hey! Another Tompkins!

[@timbaker6540]

Now that’s a Rock Band !

[@tonykichenside8443]

You need to watch the hole concert,F,ing brilliant

[@stevebeardsmore3303]

The Who, the only band with a lead drummer.

[@questioneverything-rf3yf]

If you really want to get a feel for who that pack of plutonium on the kit was, check out the live performance of Can't Explain from the Isle of Wight Festival 1970. Superhuman shit...

[@bocron]

We had a little clique in high school whose entire reason for being was our obsession with The Who.

[@60sbaby456]

Musical nourishment here😂

[@timbaker6540]

The BLoody WHO !!!! 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@ms51675]

Please check out the who "my generation " on the smothers Brothers show....it's pretty explosive

[@memorast]

Energy…… The Who…. My brother saw them first time they played Tommy

[@DavidTate-nn5ie]

THAT, my friends, is what is called a PERFORMANCE. Both the drummer, Keith Moon, and the bassist, John Entwhistle, are maybe the GOATs.

[@Nummymuffincocobutter]

please check out Who are You? and A Quick One(While He's Away)

[@jacqueline23788]

here we go "the bad guys from london" lol

[@jimmygroom5989]

You should try The Who live at the Isle of Wight young man blues see one of the best rock bands in their prime

[@PuddlePirate55]

Keith moon who is playing the drums was the inspiration for the muppet character Animal In the muppet band

[@SnoBear626]

Back in the day when they were allowed to shoot lasers into the crowd... Can't do that anymore

[@crhu319]

Badass philosophers with a bad rep in the hotel. The essence of the 60s 70s ... See the film "Quadrophenia" for a real sense of the depth of this band and their times. Then "Tommy".

[@pangaea90]

I have to be honest. I didn't like the Who until I heard Squeeze Box. Love that song and would love to see your reaction to it

[@rogercaruso9337]

I know this is three months ago I hope you check the comments you need to check the who on The Ed Sullivan Show he want to see some action you'll be amazed check it out hope to see you soon take care

[@loutowers6529]

ROCK STARS

[@kens32052]

PETE...whatever you"re smoking please pass it around lol.

[@mhanley515]

Watch them on the concert for new York.

[@optimusprime2]

I recommed you react to another great song of the who called "young man blues" concert from isle of wigth 1970 HD, by the way, great and natural reaction 👍

[@nickcharnley19]

good things

[@robertm7071]

There was, by and large, a much harder edge with the London groups compared to the American groups. When The Who we’re growing up there was still rationing after the war and bomb sites were everywhere. Absolutely no affluence.

[@SteveInTheOC]

Go big or go home! The who live was always controlled chaos. And sometimes out of control. 🤣 in saw em live in the 80’s at the L. A. Colosseum.