The Who - Baba O'Reily Shepperton Studios / 1978 (REACTION) First Time Hearing It

[@tomward6689]

"Won't Get Fooled Again" same Shepperton show, all this turned up several notches

[@bostonwhofan]

True. "Baba O'Riley" at Shepperton Studios is great. "Won't Get Fooled Again" at Shepperton Studios is perhaps the greatest live performance by any band of all time. It is beyond the beyond!

[@malcolmrayner3480]

Kieth Moon the Drummer has the cans taped on his head and he is the drummer that the muppets based Animals drumming on LOL

[@jackieperkins3861]

They are exactly like that when you see them live!!! It's exhilarating to see them live!! Now you have to go react to their song "Won't Be Fooled Again" The most awesome video ever, it has a moment that has always said to be the moment time stood still and you'll know it when you see it!!! You won't be disappointed, I promise!!

[@SaeedReacts.]

Awesome! Thanks for watching and the recommendation!

[@charlesmarkley220]

Won't Get Fooled Again, from the same concert. 😊

[@SaeedReacts.]

Thanks for the recommendation.

[@debbers]

Now that you've done this one I hope you will consider doing "Won't Get fooled Again" from the same Shepperton concert! It has something unexpected in the live version that I think you'd love! Deb

[@SaeedReacts.]

Thanks for that recommendation! Will add it to my list!

[@debbers]

@@SaeedReacts. Saeed, FABULOUS, I'll be watching for that one! Thank you for replying once again!

[@debbers]

Thank you for the heart Saeed, I appreciate it very much!

[@SavageGrace]

"The Kids are Alright" is a documentary film that came out in 1979 which includes live, promotional performances & interviews with the band members. Shepperton Film Studios is where this was filmed. They filmed in the hangar that was built as the Rebel hangar for the 1st Star Wars movie, which was the largest soundstage in Europe, at the time. 5 coaches of Who fans were shipped in especially for the performance, which was to be Keith Moon's last with the band. Yep, Shepperton is on the outskirts of West London, just South of Heathrow Airport.

[@SaeedReacts.]

Thanks for sharing some info on that! Much appreciated!

[@stedevo3812]

The drummer keith moon was the original rock n roller that started the whole smashing up hotel rooms and throwing the television out of the window. I think deep down the band knew he would've be long for this earth, he was absolutely mental but a brilliant drummer.

[@stedevo3812]

Wouldn't

[@jeanphilippebaye1713]

The Who: the founder is Roger Daltrey the singer (he has been making music since 1958), at the end of 1961, he is joined by John Entwistle the bassist, at the beginning of 1962 Pete Townshend takes his place in the group which was called "The detours" and it is in 1964 that Keith Moon the drummer arrives. First, the group becomes "The High numbers" and very quickly "The Who". The story of a legendary group begins. Namely: Keith Moon died on September 7, 1978 and John Entwistle in June 2002.

[@SaeedReacts.]

Thanks for taking the time to share some info!

[@patrickwouters6568]

CSI New York: The Who "BabaO'Riley" CSI Miami: The Who " Won't Get Fooled Again" CSI Las Vegas: The Who "Who Are You"

[@dellafenton2417]

Surely the greatest live band ever. Such energy, each member giving their all. Love The Who ❤

[@deborahvernarelli6394]

Their songs, at least 3 of them, open, and close the C.S.I. shows. CSI Miami, CSI New York, and CSI Las Vegas. " won't Get Fooled Again" "Baba O'Reilly", and "Who Are You", in that order. I watched them all, and enjoyed them. I also love The Who, including the rock opera "Tommy" and even older songs by them. This concert will get your blood pumping lol. And Pete Townsend with his guitar bust ups. Glad this one was suggested to you. Thank you, Saeed. Much love to you and your family. ❤🫂

[@SaeedReacts.]

Thanks for sharing that info! Definitely want to hear more of their music. Much love to you and your family 🫂❤️

[@bobcorbin3294]

Now try Won't Get Fooled Again from the same concert...

[@SaeedReacts.]

Will add it to my list. Thanks!

[@hongfang2348]

This group was epic, top 3 rock bands IMO. The Who along with Led Zeppelin and Rolling Stones.

[@ingridgabelo2934]

And Deep Purple!!!💜

[@zenlee1109]

Highly recommend Won't Get Fooled Again and Eminence Front. The lyrics 👀

[@johntarnowski9086]

Greatest rock band ever!

[@hongfang2348]

The guitar player, Pete Townshend, wrote all their music, words and music.

[@jasonremy1627]

You need to see The Who "Won't Get Fooled Again" you'd really like the message!

[@SaeedReacts.]

That one is on my list!

[@d.l.607]

I just saw Roger Daltrey in concert. He just turned 80 and still sounds amazing. He also has a sense of humor and tells a lot of jokes and stories between the songs

[@SaeedReacts.]

Awesome!

[@rubymann8759]

Theme for tv show CSI

[@chuckie1444]

Oldies but Goodies. Wow memory lane, for sure. Love it ! 😍

[@markanderson9059]

They were known for smashing their equipment during the concerts. Probably the highest energy band in history. Santa

[@bethphillips9693]

Man I haven't heard this in DECADES! Thanks for this, brings back memories (mostly of getting stoned and listening to music)

[@SaeedReacts.]

Great song and epic performance! Thanks so much for watching, Beth!

[@johnthegreek5836]

This entire album Who’s Next is awesome, my favorite and their song Behind Blue Eyes is a masterpiece

[@edwinbarnett9032]

Classic Who love it

[@YeungSze]

The guy who did windmill with his guitar is Pete Townshend. He didn't dislocate his shoulder, but once impaled his right palm on his guitar’s tremolo bar during windmilling, and had to be taken to the hospital. 😂

[@bostonwhofan]

The crazy part about the night he impaled his hand in Seattle is, it didn't affect the tour. The Who carried on with Pete wearing a bandage over the wound, but no shows were cancelled.

[@jeanphilippebaye1713]

"Baba o' Riley" = Meher baba, he was an Indian guru who greatly inspired Pete Townshend in his spirituality and philosophy. Terry Riley: American musician who is one of the founders of minimalist music. He also inspired Pete Townshend, notably in the songs on the album Who's Next, Won't Get Fooled Again and Baba O'Riley, whose title is a tribute to Terry Riley's work.

[@profjohnfrinks]

John's mid to late 70s bass sound is probably my favorite of all time... there's isolated bass tracks from this concert if you want to see why he was voted bassist of the millennium.

[@timithius]

Thank-you. 🙂 You're having another banner day.

[@SaeedReacts.]

Excellent music! Thanks for spending some time with me this Sunday 😃

[@maine420grow]

It's the theme song to a thousand episodes of CSI

[@markjohnson4217]

Townsend, the first pioneer of the Power Chord and the Power Slide, and yes, they were the guys that you heard about who smashed their instruments at the end of the show, drums, guitars and amps, everythng demolished

[@martinellis7156]

It's not a rabbit hole, it's a fucking great big chasm of the best rock music there ever was...

[@billbitterman9487]

I highly recommend Young Man Blues from Isle of Wight 1970. The raw power is amazing

[@SaeedReacts.]

Thanks for the recommendation. Will add it to my list.

[@beckiramsey9561]

Such an awesome group with an awesome song!!🔥🔥🔥

[@welle5086]

❤

[@SaeedReacts.]

❤️

[@davescurry69]

Welcome to the rabbit hole of the greatest band of them all.

[@lipby]

Really need the studio version

[@kevingrady8736]

That's how it's done.

[@williamdemerchant7295]

Pete Townsend is/was the band's guitarist and main creative force. Keith Moon on drums (d 1978) and John Entwistle on bass (d 2002) are considered among the greatest of all time on their respective instruments.

[@marylouklooster5056]

Hi Saeed; I love the Who so much, I named my truck hybrid Roger, after Roger Daltrey!

[@SaeedReacts.]

Awesome!

[@steveullrich7737]

I saw The Who a few years ago and they still sounded great. Pete Townshend the guitar player is still a funny character as you can imagine from his performance. They have many hit songs you'd probably like "Behind Blue Eyes"and the album "Tommy".

[@bostonwhofan]

I went to see a Roger Daltrey solo gig in Boston a few weeks ago. He still sounds amazing! BTW, Pete Townshend recently mentioned The Who will likely tour in 2025 and there will be a new studio album also. Time will tell.

[@StatsJedi]

The studio version used a violin not a harmonica.

[@johndbrandhorst4434]

If you stop the video with a clear shot of the drummers head, you will see Keith moon has duct tapped his headphones on.

[@sandybourdeau9300]

YES!!!!!

[@stevejohnston8254]

Pete Townshend (guitar) Roger Daltrey (vocals) Keith Moon (drums) John Entwistle (bass) i.e. the greatest live rock band of all. This was the opener to their classic 1971 album Who’s Next 🎸

[@christianmarler2253]

John Entwistle obviously idolized and tried to emulate Derek Smalls of Spinal Tap. ✊😝

[@greatwhitebuffalo3274]

his name is peter townshend and the move is called the windmill

[@SaeedReacts.]

Thanks for letting me know.

[@bostonwhofan]

As great as this performance of "Baba O'Riley" is, their performance of "Won't Get Fooled Again" from the same Shepperton Studios gig is even better! The Who's performance of Won't Get Fooled Again (WGFA) at Shepperton Studios is so iconic, the laser equipment that was used at the end of the song ended up being used in the movie "Alien". The movie Alien was being filmed at Shepperton Studios in a studio next to where The Who played this gig. The cast and crew of "Alien" took a break to go watch The Who. They liked the laser show at the end of WGFA so much, they ended up borrowing the laser equipment from The Who and used it in the Alien movie!

[@MikeWalsh-f1g]

In some dictionaries, when you look up classic rock song, Baba O'Reilly comes up 😂 Pete Townshend on guitar writes most of The Who's lyrics.

[@will-x9c]

One of the last if not the last performance of The Who - Classic. I believe Keith Moon the drummer passed shortly after this. Known as a frenetic but artful drummer he was also a self-destructive lunatic. He was pretty subdued here IMO, probably not well. This was good but there are many videos from late 60's - early 70's where the band was just downright magisterial, the best of the best

[@Canucklehead557]

CSI NY

[@rubymann8759]

I always thought the name of the song was Teenage Wasteland. The guitarist is Pete Townshend

[@SaeedReacts.]

Would definitely work as well 😃

[@jeanphilippebaye1713]

@@SaeedReacts. "Teenage Wasteland" is another song written for the rock opera "Lifehouse". It was the original double album that was eventually released as a single as "Who's Next". "Teenage Wasteland" you can hear and see the video of at Pete Townshend's solo concert of the entire "Lifehouse" in 2000 I think. It's a great song too - too bad it wasn't on "Who's Next" from 1971. kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3bHqaGrYrV_rbMsi=zTyt96f559nI61us

[@chitownlee]

Pete Townshend on guitar and primary song writer, John Entwhisle on bass and Keith Moon as in loon on drums, you'll see as you explore them where the loon comes from.

[@Sid9008]

This was on an episode of Dr. House

[@ingridgabelo2934]

❤️❤️❤️❤️. Gracias!! Eres mi reactor favorito, encantador 😊 Tristemente, siempre me llegan muy atrasados los avisos de KZbin 😞. Adoro a The Who y a Deep Purple. Tengo 70 años 🤭...la música de mi mejor época. RIP Keith Moon y John Entwistle 😢

[@SaeedReacts.]

Thanks so much for the kind words. I definitely want to explore Deep Purple as well.

[@KevinRCarr]

Fun song, fun reaction.

[@SaeedReacts.]

Great song and performance! Thanks for watching

[@bazkeen]

CSI NY with Captain Dan in it 😂😂 Another good one from the same album is Behind Blue Eyes. Limp Bizkit had a hit with it a few years back

[@SaeedReacts.]

Have only seen a few episodes of that show. I know Limp Bizkit's version!

[@ememnicholas565]

Back in the '70's, the Rolling Stone magazine declared the 4 greatest rock bands to be: Led Zepplin, Rolling Stones, The Who, and Pink Floyd.

[@michaelwebster8389]

It's filmed in 1978, not 1979. Unfortunately the last gig of Keith Moon the drummer, who isn't in perfect health here.

[@javier3585]

Keith Moon the first !!!

[@lilianagfm]

Roger Daltrey 👏👏👏🫶💜💜

[@TheOnespeedbiker]

The meaning of this song has been generally misunderstood. Roger Daltrey originally said the song was his disdain for teenage drug use, specifically what he saw at Woodstock. In later years he would go on to redefine the empetus for the song as he somewhat tried to redefine the Who and their message.

[@jeanphilippebaye1713]

Exact

[@panchiolarranaga1616]

So you are into my music holy shit!!

[@SaeedReacts.]

Awesome music!

[@williamparrish9954]

hope you do Ray steven ballad of Blue cyclone part 1 and 2 it u want good laugh

[@SaeedReacts.]

Definitely will do more Ray Stevens!

[@bob2shred894]

Who are these guys?😂

[@SaeedReacts.]

Wild boys! 😄

[@spadams999]

Won't Get Fooled Again - the studio version kzbin.info/www/bejne/iXnLo42dpM-MZ7M

[@SaeedReacts.]

Thanks for the recommendation!

[@ellet6560]

@@SaeedReacts. Most people will recommend the live performance at Shepperton but agree that the studio version is a MUST first listen. Thanks.