The Who - Who Are You Reaction

[@michaelakkerman407]

If you go back and listen again Keith Moon doesn't repeat a fill on his drums during this song, he will get close but will slow it down at the end of the fill. But go back and listen each fill is something different as a drummer I love it. And he has a pretty sparse kit compared to Peart and others...

[@reactioninaction7415]

Michael - thanks for the info. I can tell your a drummer. We haven't heard the term fill before but I get what your saying. That is something a trained ear would catch and now I will know to listen to that and on other tracks from great drummers! Layers man...a lot of layers to these super talented musicians!

[@michaelakkerman407]

@@reactioninaction7415 one thing Ringo Starr said he prided himself on was not repeating the same fill twice in a song. It might sound close, but there was always a subtle variant to his films. Neil Peart was alot in the same vain, when you get enough listens of one song you can pick up the difference in fill patterns and timing. As a drummer some of my favorite parts I've written start with very basic beats and by mid song it has built to a more complex beat more complicated drum fills or more tom hits. I would build it to a semi crescendo then slowly pull back to end out the song, but not two songs are ever alike as you two know... enjoy watching a father and son get into music is heart warming for me. I have played music my whole life, started guitar at a super young age. So if you have any questions feel free to ask. I certainly don't know everything, but I do know alot of other musicians who I rock out with and some well known artists who I don't, but have no problem bending an ear if I don't have an answer for you.

[@michaelakkerman407]

@@reactioninaction7415 what was really cool about John Densmore (Drummer for the Doors) he was almost that Ringo kind of drummer. Also they didn't have a Bass player alot of times so he and Manzarek who played the bass on his orgon found that groove that most bass players and drummers have called the Rythm section live. They did bring in bass players in the studio but live there was non. He also came from a jazz background and still loves jazz. So he was another drummer alot of people don't put into their all time greats, but the man had chops...subtle but great. Sometimes you don't have to be a giant like Neil Peart or Bonham etc...to Be A Giant. 😀

[@michaelakkerman407]

@@reactioninaction7415 Pedals are a hard thing to get into to. Most guitarists have many, many pedals. You have seen Alex and his setup with a box holding dozens of pedals and alot of times hes going through other sound channels and (computer) a multiple of pedals at the same time. I finally sold most of my pedals about 6 and bought 1 pedal with 200 plus sounds and it also gives me the ability to make my own sounds and has a built in Wah pedal. If you haven't gone to the guitar store yet, have them hook up a Wah pedal or a Bigfoot pedal and have fun with that, Jimmy Hendrix used the Wah alot. Voodoo Chile the very first notes are his guitar and a wah pedal. I hope that helped a bit.

[@88wildcat]

@@reactioninaction7415 In drumming terms a fill are those little notches in between the beat that are "filled" with improvised blips of playing. It's kind of like the drumming version of a vocalist scatting.

[@johnnosiennek7066]

"Won't get fooled again" is a definite go to after this one Keith Moon was on drums RIP

[@gregrambo606]

That "who the f--- are you" line got through on radio for many years before the radio stations realized it and finally started bleeping it out. It had to be at least a good 20 years of sneaking through before they caught it 😄

[@mikejackson449]

“ The Real Me” is awesome, a must reaction.

[@Tr1k1e]

And what a base line

[@ericwillison4011]

Entwhistle shines in "The Real Me."

[@remedy9648]

Please, please react to”The Real Me”. It’s a truly incredible tune that highlights bass and drums (I don’t need to add guitar and singing, but bass and drums are off the chain). Great reaction. Notice Kieth Moon, the drummer, is sitting in a chair that says “not to be taken away”. He was taken away shortly after. A monster of a drummer, or should I say octopus!

[@reesezpeecez08]

Won't Get Fooled Again, Bargain and The Real Me. The Who, so under appreciated.

[@actorcontact]

“The most terrifying thing that ever happened to me was that Keith Moon decided he liked me and he decided we would stay up....for the entire tour". - Joe Walsh

[@wendylynn4318]

Have you heard the story Helen mirren tells about her encounter with Keith? Lol

[@hugh8329]

The Who have been using synthesizers since 1971. By the way, you must cover 'Young Man Blues' by the Who, live version, at the Isle of Wight from 1970. It is a 100% certified banger.

[@benfonceca5154]

On the album the one in suspenders is Pete Townsend who writes most of their songs. He is also is the lead guitarist, sings lead in some songs, plays piano and synth. The one in the hat sitting down I'd Keith Moon one of the top 5 drummers in rock of all time, the standing is John Entwhistle the bassist also considered ok me of the best ever. The lead singer is Roger Daltrey who plays rhythm guitar, tambourine and harmonica. Another great song is Won't Get Fooled Again Live off The Kids Are Alright album.

[@bostonwhofan]

Yes, the live version of Won't Get Fooled Again from The Kids Are Alright film is one of the greatest live performances of all time by any band.

[@wendylynn4318]

Townshend is somewhat like Roger Waters, in that someone else does the singing on a lot of their songs And people idolize that person instead of the creative force behind the songs.

[@sharonwelsh8102]

Oh no Pete Townsend is wearing braces not suspenders women wear suspenders.. brilliant band and a great song

[@snowdog5895]

Great job guys! As you know I am a lifelong RUSH fan and currently loving Band Maid, but The Who was my "first love". Saw them several times and they where one of the best I have ever seen (along with Pink Floyd & RUSH) Keith Moon-easily the most "naturally gifted" drummer ever. He never practiced and as John once said "Keith had no idea why he was so good, he just was." John Entwisle- Changed the was people played bass, probably the best ever. (don't hate me RUSH fans.)🤔 Roger Daltrey- quintessential front man with an incredibly powerful voice Pete Townshend- he's just the genius behind everything they did, one of the true greats of our generation. 🤷‍♂️ I would suggest "The Real Me" or "Love, Reign o'er me" 🎶🎸🥁🎸🎶🔥🙂

[@ubscalzone]

Another great song by the band “ won’t get fooled again”

[@barriehull7076]

Moon played a four- and later a five-piece drum kit during his early career. During much of 1964 and 1965 his setups consisted of Ludwig drums and Zildjian cymbals. He began to endorse Premier Drums in late 1965, and remained a loyal customer of the company.[54] His first Premier kit was in red sparkle and featured two high toms. In 1966 Moon moved to an even larger kit,[55] but without the customary hi-hat-at the time he preferred keeping ride rhythms with ride and crash cymbals. His new larger configuration was notable for the presence of two bass drums; he, along with Ginger Baker, has been credited as one of the early pioneers of double bass drumming in rock.[56] This kit was not used at the Who's performance at the 1967 Monterey Pop Festival.[57] From 1967 to 1969 Moon used the "Pictures of Lily" drum kit (named for its artwork), which had two 22-inch (56 cm) bass drums, two 16-inch (41 cm) floor toms and three mounted toms.[53] In recognition of his loyalty to the company, Premier reissued the kit in 2006 as the "Spirit of Lily".[54] By 1970 Moon had begun to use timbales, gongs and timpani, and these were included in his setup for the rest of his career.[53] In 1973 Premier's marketing manager, Eddie Haynes, began consulting Moon about specific requirements.[57] At one point, Moon asked Premier to make a white kit with gold-plated fittings. When Haynes said that it would be prohibitively expensive, Moon replied: "Dear boy, do exactly as you feel it should be, but that's the way I want it." The kit was eventually fitted with copper fittings[57] and later given to a young Zak Starkey, son of Ringo Starr, need I say Beatles?

[@lancevaughn432]

Moon is great a Great drummer, John Entwistle, is unbelievable. John was the best rock bass player in history.

[@ericwillison4011]

Far and away the best, as shown in the song "The Real Me."

[@harlanginsberg7269]

Btw the next Who song you do has to be Won't Get Fooled Again

[@robertembury6094]

Listen to the studio version

[@bostonwhofan]

@@robertembury6094 And then immediately proceed to watch the stunning live version recorded at Shepperton Studios and is in the movie by The Who called "The Kids Are Alright".

[@sjw5797]

@@bostonwhofan The quality of the studio version is much better. Shepparton version is fun to watch though.

[@ubscalzone]

Drummer was Keith Moon.. one of the best ever

[@charleslatora5750]

Best drummer last century: 1. Bonham. 2. Moon. 3. Bill Ward

[@ericwillison4011]

Don't sleep on Stuart Copeland

[@bostonwhofan]

I'm a huge fan of Rush, Led Zeppelin, the Rolling Stones, and most of the other bands you guys have reacted to but The Who have a song that to me is not just the greatest song by The Who, to me it is the greatest song in rock and roll history. The song is "Love Reign O'er Me" on The Who's masterpiece of a concept album/rock opera called Quadrophenia. WARNING: If you two do react to Love Reign O'er Me, please have oxygen tanks and defibrilators nearby in case you both pass out from the awesomeness.

[@davidglass4227]

The cover of the album was so prophetic. Keith Moon ( drummer) is sitting on a char that says " not to be taken away". He died just before this album was released.

[@jamescarson578]

Pete Townsend who lead guitarist and songwriter was an early adopter of synths. The Who where trailblazers. Started in 64 and still performing. Check out Eminence Front for a treat for the ears.

[@bostonwhofan]

"I know there's a place you walk where love falls from the trees. My heart is like a broken cup, I only feel right on my knees. I spit out like a sewer hole, yet still receive your kiss. How can I measure up to anyone now after such a love as this". Pete Townshend has described "Who Are You" as a prayer to God. Another one you guys need to react to is "Bargain", another one Pete has described as a prayer. BTW, it's hard to see but in my avatar photo, that's me on the right, a childhood friend of mine on the left, and Pete Townshend in the center.

[@juliemanarin4127]

The Who is awesome! Try Rain O're Me by them!

[@johnkayak5488]

Julie Manarin is AweSome!

[@Andy-Capp]

There’s a live studio version of this which is outstanding. Next song should be Behind Blue Eyes.

[@frankgarcia1]

Back in the day sometimes you would hear this version on fm between midnight and 5am but normally you would hear the censored version. Check the video of this song that’s filmed of them in the studio. That’s pretty cool.

[@scottderechinsky9896]

I love seeing the younger generation experiencing the magic of The WHO.

[@johnkayak5488]

YOUNG MAN BLUES from the Isle of Wight Festival 1970. This is a must see and listen. Good work fellas. Thanks

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

Keith Moon was a Madman. Joe Walsh has said that the scariest words he ever heard was “Keith likes you”. Keith taught Joe everything he knew about destroying hotel rooms when The James Gang opened for The Who on their tour of Britain way back in the day…..This was in the latter part The Who’s run….they were around even before Zeppelin formed. Keith Moon made a very drunk appearance onstage at the end of a Zeppelin concert at the LA Forum ……it’s on KZbin. Started bangin’ on Bonzo’s drums…Robert Plant commented that Keith took up the entire stage. He was only semi-kidding……

[@thomassanchez8956]

Concert for New York 2001 this is The Who live.... Ringo Star son plays drum with them as Keith Moon trained him...

[@barriehull7076]

The Moog synthesizer, developed by Robert Moog and first sold in 1964, is credited for pioneering analog synthesis concepts such as voltage-controlled oscillators, envelopes, noise generators, filters, and sequencers. In 1970, the smaller, cheaper Minimoog standardized synthesizers as self-contained instruments with built-in keyboards, compared to the modular synthesizers before it. The first mass-produced synthesizer, the Yamaha DX7, was launched in 1983, popularizing digital synthesis. Software synthesizers now can be embedded on single microchips in any electronic device. Synthesizers were initially viewed as avant-garde, valued by the 1960s psychedelic and counter-cultural scenes but with little perceived commercial potential. Switched-On Bach (1968), a bestselling album of Bach compositions arranged for synthesizer by Wendy Carlos, took synthesizers to the mainstream. They were adopted by electronic acts and pop and rock groups in the 1960s and 1970s, and widely used in 1980s rock. Sampling, introduced with the Fairlight synthesizer in 1979, has influenced all genres of music and had a major influence on the development of electronic and hip hop music. Today, the synthesizer is used in nearly every genre of music, and is considered one of the most important instruments in the music industry. According to Fact in 2016, "The synthesizer is as important, and as ubiquitous, in modern music today as the human voice."

[@dylandenney3980]

The Real Me, Bargain, The Seeker, Love Reign O'er Me. If you're doing live Who you gotta check Young Man Blues and Heaven and Hell from Live at Leeds, and Naked Eye and Water from Isle of White

[@davidhohn9106]

Left to right, Roger Daltrey, lead vocals. John Entwhistle, Bass. Kieth Moon, drums. Pete Townshend, guitar, keyboards and sometime lead vocals.

[@niged]

The Who and Keith Moon (Who drummer) was Neil Pearts favourite band and drummer in Neils teens growing up

[@joelliebler5690]

The greatest rock ‘n roll band of all time!The last album of The wild man, Keith Moon, The drummer! He died a couple of years later. Roger Daltrey is the lead singer with Pete Townsend, lead guitar, legendary backup, and the genius behind the music!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻❤️☮️🎼🎸🎤🎹The were raucous, fighting all the time in their youth and reckec many hotel rooms!

[@lightningchasingbassfishin3938]

Keith Moon breaks the list at number one of the most intoxicated musicians he took too many 714's, ludes, and basically had to get carried from the drum set as he just went out for the count rock and roll baby got to love it

[@reactioninaction7415]

lol - thanks for sharing it. Nice visual.

[@johnkominar8417]

The Quiet One by The Who

[@PhillipWilliams-lk2ns]

Keep going with those who tracks, there are so many. Surely the real me has to be next? Their best songs, always found one of the band was showcased, this for example lead singer. Real me the bassist, won't get fooled again the drummer (Roger dawltrey/John entwistle/Keith moon). Pete Townshend on guitar present throughout. Good reaction vid 🤘

[@adamstar7516]

Enjoyed this one guys… you should react to the remastered official video to this that was filmed in the studio when they recorded it. It gives a great insight into all of your questions and is fascinating.

[@TheSchuyler75]

i remember Circuit City

[@simply_psi]

Nice reaction guys, The Who are so innovative, next you should choose berween Love Reign O'er Me Won't Get Fooled Again Eminence Front

[@jackp8583]

You two did a very observant reaction, all the comments i.e. 70s synth, etc. 👍 Please react to Behind Blue Eyes with lyrics.

[@Makai77]

"I spill out like a sewer hole, yet still receive your kiss- How can I measure up to anyone now after such a love as this"

[@jollyrodgers7272]

The transitions in this song are amazing, and Keith Moon was just an animal on drums. Sadly, Keith died shortly after this. If you don't have good speakers that middle section gets lost in the soft acoustic guitar. Yeah, The Who always harmonized great. The F word kept getting cut by engineers in the booth, but Daltrey insisted they leave it alone.

[@Steelwings19658]

'Love reign o're me' is my fav of The Who.

[@scottderechinsky9896]

Pete Townshend is the genius songwriter and guitarist of The WHO.

[@melissayost4888]

Every band in the would does wish they were The Who. The drummer Keith Moon is a legend. This is late in their career. All three CSIs had Who songs as their intros this being the original CSI. Definitely the next songs should be Won’t Get Fooled Again & Live Reign Or’re (over) me. Young Man’s Blues from Isle of White will blow your mind & give u hint of what they were like live. They’re my favorite band & I’ve seen them around 7 times. I’ve lost track.

[@barriehull7076]

Roger Daltrey - lead vocals, percussion Pete Townshend - electric guitar, acoustic guitar, backing vocals, synthesizer John Entwistle - bass guitar, backing vocals, synthesizer Keith Moon - drums, percussion Additional personnel Rod Argent - piano Andy Fairweather Low - backing vocals

[@keefmack]

I also suggest The Real Me. Insane bass and drums.

[@tomroome4118]

My copy of this LP was on red vinyl.

[@reactioninaction7415]

Thanks cool Tom!

[@MrROTD]

Pete Townsend was using some crazy technology on synthesisers way early in the game.

[@kevinclarke6943]

Watch the young man blues live at Isle of Wight. Keith moon in his prime as is the rest of the band

[@tomasgonzalezmarin6118]

Mr Keith Moon was the best drummer and this song is a Masterpiece. Thanks a lot! Regards from Chile :-)

[@517BigBill]

You need to check out the Edgar Winter Group - Frankenstein Live 1973. Some of the most avant-garde synthesizer work of its day. You won’t be disappointed.

[@keefmack]

You can place these drummers in any order you please and not go wrong as all-time rock greats Neil Peart, John Bonham, Keith Moon, Ian Paice, Bill Ward. Special nod to Stewart Copeland hanging right there close to top 5.

[@JimiBurleigh]

I know you guys love Rush and Neil Peart, so it may interest you to know that Keith Moon was one of Neil Peart's favourite drummers. Although Neil would also cite Buddy Rich as a major influence, and would produce two tribute albums to Buddy Rich ("Burning For Buddy" volumes one and rwo) it was Keith Moon's work with The Who that sparked Neil's ambitions to become "a good drummer". Neil used to say that he, "...never wanted to be a famous drummer. (He) wanted to be a GOOD drummer."

[@craigproctor9560]

Drummer Keith moon died a few weeks after this album and song was released he died on September 7 1978 age 32

[@bobdelp2023]

THIS KICKASSSSSSS BAND IS FIRE GUYS! :) YOU NEED TO LISTEN TO THEIR EARLYYYY STUFF, THEY COME FROM THAT 64-67 PSYCHEDELIC HARD ROCK SO! AND BEYOND OF COURSE WITH THEIR MASTER MULTI PLATINUM GEM ( WHO'S NEXT ) BUT YEAH SOME EARLY WOULD BE: MY GENERATION, MAGIC BUS, ANYWAY GOOD JOB! :) KEEP ENJOYING

[@PhillyGuy1966]

Keith Moon was a monster! A complete banger

[@jeffreybooth5129]

I see you have done some Danish National Orchestra reaction ,a must see one is them with Procol Harum doing A Whiter Shade of Pail will blow you away I promise

[@Tonyblack261]

I always liked "Substitute" by The Who.

[@stephenwilson1804]

The Who, big big band!

[@LOLSKU115]

Old man: “and *Guess Who* played?” Child: “oh I love that band” “AMERICAN WOMAN” Old man: “NO not the *Guess Who, TheWho* “ Child: “why you asking me for?” Old man: “ *The Band TheWho* ” Curtis: “ *The Band* played again?” Old man: “NOOO *TheWho* played” Curtis: “ *TheWho* ? ” Old man: “YESSSS!!!” Curtis: “Wait *yes* ? I don’t remember them being at Woodstock” Old man: “NOOOOOOO”

[@harlanginsberg7269]

Many people consider Keith Moon the best rock drummer. Many people consider John Entwhistle the best bass guitarisr in rock.

[@bostonwhofan]

Neil Peart worshiped Keith Moon on drums. Geddy Lee worships John Entwistle on bass. .

[@wendylynn4318]

@@bostonwhofan they were influenced, but I think they were being modest. Both of them surpassed their idols by far.

[@harlanginsberg7269]

@@bostonwhofan They are just 2 of many. Whether you think Moon and Entwhistle are the best is just a matter of opinion. However there is no doubt that both of them heavily influenced what followed in rock and roll Moon with his frantic roll happy drumming (fill after fill) and Entwhistle with his lead bass (listen to Quadrophenia)

[@minkhollow]

Peak 'Keith Moon losing his shit' drumming is on Quadrophenia, most prominently "Bell Boy" (on which he also does a terrible Cockney accent). If you want some *really* off-the-chain synth work, you need to turn to Emerson, Lake & Palmer. "Trilogy" or "The Endless Enigma" (all three parts, look for a video around 10 minutes long) will give you a good taste of their style without diving straight into the deep end of "Tarkus" or "Karn Evil 9." And then there's the Moody Blues, where a lot of what you think is violins is in fact a Mellotron (proto-synthesizer, basically). "Question" is probably the easiest song to remove from its on-album context, since their songs tend to flow directly into each other. Days of Future Passed is one HELL of an album.

[@cloudymeowsgames7855]

This was Keith Moons last album before he died.

[@silvertube52]

You need to listen to Won't Get Fooled Again. You'll recognize it because it has been used as the theme song of a CSI show, but the full song is better than Who Are You.

[@alrodack4695]

Drummer Keith Moon died shortly after this album was completed. Ironic he is sitting in a chair with the words "NOT TO BE TAKEN AWAY" Little known fact Rod Argent from the Zombies played keyboards on this song.

[@markwilliams5180]

the who have many great tracks they also made a couple of films like tommy or my fave Quadrophenia.

[@cloudymeowsgames7855]

Pete Townshend wrote this when he started to realize he had a drinking problem

[@ericramsell5947]

Next up is the video of them in the studio recording this song.

[@chaoticneutral3487]

Keith Moon: Lead Drums.

[@christinerobinson3819]

It's the theme music to CSI Las Vegas

[@richardrobinson8459]

Don’t forget Pink Floyd’s Pigs(3 different ones) off the Animals album

[@kevanbodsworth4817]

See the live documentary takes from the studio recording ..

[@scottwoods9282]

i had the pleasure of 4th row seats > Philly Spectrum 1976

[@reactioninaction7415]

Awesome!

[@richardeast3328]

Back in the day they didn't cut it out.

[@YoCraps-og4kt]

The best 10 drummers I have ever seen "live" are.... #1 Buddy Rich #2 Neil Peart #3 Billy Cobham #4 Keith Moon #5 John Bonham #6 Bill Bruford #7 Terry Bozzio #8 Danny Carey #9 Mike Portnoy #10 Phil Collins

[@reactioninaction7415]

Dang you saw all those. Wow. And Phil Collins in the top Ten.....didnt know that.

[@YoCraps-og4kt]

@@reactioninaction7415 Yeah I've been real lucky and blessed to have attended 1008 concerts since 1973. Around the same time pterodactyls still flew in the air and TRex's roamed the concert parking lots. I'm old brother. Yeah I could have put different drummers as #10 but Phil in the 70's and 80's "banged" the heck out of the skins. He was a "heavy hitter" man. Always sounded like he was mad taking his frustrations out on drum heads and cymbols. He was fantastic.

[@rullmourn1142]

Thanks, well done. Please react to / Diana Ankudinova - HUMAN /...She is a contralto, and they are quite rare in the world population. I promise that her singing will stun you

[@duncanmaclennan9151]

LOVE REIGN O"VER ME IS MY FAVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@silvertube52]

Um, no by 1978 synths were very common. Six or seven years earlier they were new and unique.

[@HEYMLO]

I state on all of these type of KZbin’s…the tech between monaural and stereo was just coming in. No way to explain the fascination of those times

[@scottderechinsky9896]

Keith Moon is the GOAT IMO. Neil Peart idolized him.

[@andyjames6300]

You want synth in the 70s ,try gary numan ,are friends electric ,or cars . Donna summer ,I feel love ,ultravox John Foxx era ,quiet man . Endless list .

[@499PUCK]

This is a story song. Pete got drunk in Soho.

[@carlpeterson8182]

Moon is one of the best rock drummers ever. Some would say the best. I see a lot of lists with Bonham, Peart, and Peart as top 3 in different orders. Moon did not have the technical chops as a Peart or even a Bonham but he was a monster player. II think Peart then Bonham are top 2 but Moon is way up there. Great drummer.

[@freddymo3339]

Are you following all the back-beat drum fills by KEITH MOON ? How he managed a heavy drinking problem with this kind of performance output !?? TOP TEER DRUMMER idolized by Neal Peart. If you want pure MOON BEAT STYLE , listen to THE ROCK off of Quadrophenia for Keith's slippery smooth drumming!

[@markdavidson5757]

You Probably Recognize That Chorus From The TV Show CSI:

[@stephenwilson1804]

Rush still my band!

[@anniebygrave9300]

Actually Keith Moon wasn't at his best when playing with the band at the time of Who Are You, if you can believe that! He was an alcoholic, was experimenting with drugs and was having problems keeping the beat. Despite that he still does a fantastic performance on the track. There's a promo video of this track on kzbin.info/www/bejne/hn_Fc3eomMp2r5o that shows what a crazy character he was. Absolutely manic drumming, plus lots of clowning around. It's really worth watching.

[@mizymeezygaming6309]

O, O, O, O’Rileys Auto Parts YEA!

[@skaye19]

Won’t get fooled again is another anthem all time great

[@lancevaughn432]

The Who, you must start with, My Generation,

[@darkpitcher5242]

You have just touched the tip of the iceberg The Who are the best 4 piece ever IMHO. The Who were made up of Roger Daltry vocalist Pete Townsend, guitar Kieth Moon Drummer John Entwistle Bass Towsend also played keyboard programmed the synthesizers ( no mean feat in the 70's) and wrote most of the songs You should listen to Love Reign ore Me, Behind Blue Eyes, and won't get fooled again

[@steveboyes3367]

The Who...reacting in this song to the English punk rock movement who kept saying rock is dead

[@rogerlucero834]

Your questions would be answered when you their live recording

[@wendylynn4318]

I don't know how people could keep saying that Keith Moon was the best drummer ever or even one of the best. Don't get me wrong I love him and the abandon with which he , abused his instrument. He did a lot of very fine drumming especially on quadrophenia. However, he was not a consistent or creative percussionist in terms of composition. For rock music, I would rate Neil Peart as the best, if your definition is someone wholly dedicated to their craft, ever growing and changing and willing to learn new things, And that inspiration having the dedication to eschew the rock and roll lifestyle in order to deliver the best performance he could under any circumstance. Keith's story is tragic, And I'm sad for what he could have become.

[@ronwilcox7716]

Yeah, what was Neil thinking?!!!

[@weeweebaws]

i think it's time you listened to wont get fooled again one the who.s best imo you won't be dissapointed.

[@denisestathatos4147]

Keith Moon died soon after the album was released!

[@Stacy55ish]

Baba O' Riley: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rmOug6OIgrioask

[@kevinKramer-p5u]

Try LYNYRD SKYNYRD. Keith Moon was outstanding.

[@scottderechinsky9896]

As far as the "who the fuck are you" they used to play it on the radio until the Republicans got their panties in a bunch.

[@rillibeeme]

You must do “Won’t Get Fooled Again” live kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXWui3p4p6anrrs its Fire 🔥🔥🔥it has the best scream in rock history you will not be disappointed.

[@wendylynn4318]

Keith Moon was a wonderful and interesting drummer. I loved his wild abandon. It was especially great on quadrophenia. However, He's not even in the same league with Neil peart. Neil was a consummate composer and percussionist. Keith Moon would not even come close to the all-around greatness that was Mr Peart. Sadly, he died before he could become greater. Of course I suppose all of this depends upon your definition of the word good or great. They were different kinds of percussionists.