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The Who’s iconic anthem from 1971’s Who’s Next album performed here on B-Stage at Shepperton Studios on 25 May 1978 Filmed by Jeff Stein for the closing sequence of The Kids Are Alright. Sadly this was to be the very last performance ever by Keith Moon.
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[@lisaldeene]

You picked the ace of spades!! This band is royalty in the rock world. Each musician was the best of the best and they started together as teens. Pete's guitar windmill guitar strokes and stage antics, Daltry's mic swing and that SCREAM, Entwistle's full neck bass lines, and of course, Keith Moon's supernatural drums... There is nothing that kick started power aggressive rock music more that this band and this song! Kudos!

[@jeffstevens4262]

That's what The Who were, anarchy and genius all combined. John Entwhistles' bass guitar has never been rivalled and Keith Moons' ('The Loon') drumming was and still is legendary, Pete Townsend's stage presence was always an act all it's own and Roger Daltreys' vocals outstanding. What a rock band they were. Absolute heroes to a generation of young guys and girls, and an awesome live act.

[@kurthines8874]

44 years later that performance still gives me goose bumps.

[@joshb23]

The Beatles, Stones and Zeppelin all have my undying, unwavering love and devotion... but for pure no-bullshit full-tilt joyous jump-out-of-your-seat ROCK AND ROLL energy, talent, charisma and chemistry, THE WHO are unsurpassed.

[@loosilu]

The Mount Rushmore of British rock is Beatles, Stones, Zeppelin, Who.

[@joshb23]

@@loosilu Amen, sister!

[@sillysod33]

@@loosiludamn, you nailed it.

[@Dunwyche]

As a lifelong Who fan, it's also bittersweet. Keith died after and this was their last gig with him. The end of an era. ~

[@johnwaga3702]

It certainly was. I’ve loved them since I first heard them over 50 years ago!

[@JaLa248]

The WHO did come out and say… all Keith’s drumming was recorded, he was just going through the motions of the song. Sadly! The whole concert of his drumming was pre- recorded!

[@MrTech226]

Amazing part about The Who is both original members, Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend are still touring today with Beatle's Ringo Starr's son, Zak Starkey on drums.

[@disgustednatalie7029]

So incredible, I got to see them in concert last October! They absolutely rocked

[@drgwhatsthetruth3783]

Yes. And I was fortunate enough to see them in St. Louis during their Who hits 50 tour. Excellent!

[@loosilu]

Keith Moon taught Zak Starkey how to play drums!

[@JaLa248]

Yes! Daltery just hit up Vegas,Florida and a 3 day Cruise!! In a week in a half..!!

[@davidnesbit887]

The moment when the lights come back and Pete is sliding to the floor. Yeah that's the moment I knew I was learning how to play guitar. That's my "capture the spirit of rock and roll" moment.

[@threesxtnofficial]

That was breathtaking! What great cinematography and showmanship from the band! Truly legendary performance!!

[@woverby1963]

To me that is one of the most rock and roll moments ever captured!

[@MrBrungers]

Unmatched Rock Heaven

[@kevinstimelsky673]

The Who set the bar for live performances that has NEVER been matched!! The Who Forever!!!!!!

[@davidhoward2487]

@Your Dad I will!...My god if anyone cuts this off before Roger screams, I'd kill them!

[@Buccarado]

roger daltrey's scream with the slomo is probably the singular greatest moment in rock n roll history.

[@mikephalen3162]

Yes.

[@jeffreyrobert9460]

No

[@Peejay1966]

Agreed.

[@stephensuddick2557]

Agree!

[@stephensuddick2557]

@@Peejay1966 If anyone doesn't know what Rock and Roll is and wants to, this is what you give them.

[@jackdull5699]

I'm so glad that the younger generation is liking this. I grew up listening to classic rock bands like The Who, Beatles, Roll Stones, and the rest. Classic rock music is timeless, and it'll never be forgotten.

[@ETBrenner]

The entire studio album from which this song comes, Who's Next, gets my vote as one of the most perfect rock albums ever.

[@thegreatnessoftheraiders4948]

Pate sliding never gets old….timeless.

[@Richardtv1968]

Look at and listen toJohn playing the bass as a beast ..... masterfull

[@russschofield94]

Check out the isolated bass for this

[@brianshockledge3241]

Your next performance as to be "Young Man Blues" at the Isle of Wight Festival 1970.

[@jackdull5699]

Yes, that was one of the who's best performances.

[@InService77]

"energetic, wild, free, and fun" This is why the Grateful Dead and the Who have been my two favorite bands for 40+ years - from two distinct approaches to rock music.

[@edgarsnake2857]

I saw them do this show 3 times. Let's say---they were consistent. They blew the house down every time.

[@mmurphy53]

THE best live BAND ever... period,,, saw them 3 times

[@JOHNWLOUCKS]

This was the last of multiple takes for the band when filming The Kids Are Alright movie. They were tired and in ill humor at the time but it all worked out in the end. I saw them many times years ago (original four) and I still love them. I miss John and keith.

[@barrytaylor6565]

This is real music!!!

[@chrisholland6052]

This is a great video as you can see the style of four of the greatest musicians in rock. The pure genius of Keith Moon's drums is on full display.

[@muzzaball]

They were such a dynamic lineup, and all seemed to enjoy playing their music. Pete Townshend sure gets into the whole lead guitarist thing! And Keith on drums and Roger on vocals really do have heaps of energy. Great band, great music. Love this song. Cheers.

[@profjohnfrinks]

Two things to note: 1) there are phenomenal isolated bass tracks from this show, that will bring a tear to your eye. 2) keith moon is relatively tame at this point in his life. To experience the true ferocity of the who check out live at leeds or any late 60s ealry 70s recordings.

[@threesxtnofficial]

I have got to check that out for sure thanks!

[@johnbode5528]

@@threesxtnofficial Look for "A Quick On While He's Away", filmed for the Rolling Stones' "Rock and Roll Circus" in '68 (about 10 years before this particular concert). That was Moon at the height of his powers, tossing parts of his drum kit off the stage during the performance. You can't not watch him. As for the energy on stage - well, Pete was coked out of his gourd during this period; the fact that he's still alive at this point is a bit of a miracle. And Alice Cooper had this to say about Keith Moon: "When it comes to rock stars and drugs, about 40% of what you hear is true. With Keith Moon, everything you hear is true, and you haven't heard all of it." There's a story that he took _horse tranquilizers_ before one show, passed out early in the set, and a fan had to come up and play drums for the remainder of it. He died shortly after this performance (a matter of weeks or months, I think). Oh, the gong - there are some tracks from Tommy and Quadrophenia that made use of it.

[@loosilu]

I would say also check out Isle of Wight concert video, to see Moon at FULL power. He was from another planet.

[@loosilu]

@@threesxtnofficial Moonie died just a few months after this performance, he was struggling.

[@loosilu]

@@johnbode5528 He took horse tranquilizers before going on stage. Then he got through the entirety of Quadrophenia before passing out. It's on film.

[@maeseman]

I love your face of true happiness and enjoyment watching the video. The Who were arguably the best live rock band ever. No need for special effects. Just pure, unfiltered abandonment and energy. Check out "Young man blues" at the Isle of Wight from 1970. That video is even more impressive. Rock on!

[@davidspiro1325]

Now imagine being 19 years old and seeing it in a movie theatre for the first time.

[@janneroz-photographyonabudget]

I watch a lot of reactions, I love musicians reacting, this has to be one of the best I've seen.

[@ericsingerfan1]

One of the best rock and roll bands in history! The most rocker singer of all times!

[@johnwaga3702]

The greatest rock band and the ultimate rock song.

[@2727rogers]

I love it when you said what was that. It is split LASER lights and at the time The Who had more LASERS than the British Government.

[@KazuTree]

Ooo, the live recording of "Summertime Blues" by The Who at Woodstock in 1969 is a great one! Really shows off more of the chemistry between band members that you said you enjoyed seeing in this video!

[@meep2576]

My favorite band ❤

[@ew56]

This song is fantastic as are The Who, one of my top 4 bands ever along with Queen, Pink Floyd and now Nightwish. I don't know whether you focussed on the words but they are as relevant today in America as they ever have been, particularly the last 2 line. 'Meet the new Boss same as the old Boss' I have been compiling a list of the UK bands that did well in America in the 60's and 70's and thought you might be interested. This has the band, the year formed and some of their songs. Enjoy. 10CC -1972 - I’m not in Love, Dreadlock Holliday, The things we do for love The animals -1962 - House of the Rising Sun - Don’t let me be misunderstood - We gotta get out of this place The Beatles - 1960 - Love me do - She loves you - Hey Jude - Yesterday Depeche Mode - 1981 - Strangelove, Never let me down again, Everything counts Duran Duran - 1978 - Hungry like the wolf - Union of the snake, The reflex, The wild boys Electric Light Orchestra (ELO) - 1970 - Mr blue sky, Livin’ thing, Xanadu, Don’t bring me down Fleetwood Mac - 1965 - The chain, Albatross, Dreams, Don’t stop Godley and Creme originally part of 10CC - 1977 - Under your thumb, Cry The Hollies -1962 - Bus stop, He ain’t heavy he’s my brother, Long cool woman in a black dress The Human League -1977 - Don’t you want me, Human, (keep feeling) Fascination The Kinks - 1964 - Sunny afternoon, Waterloo Sunset, You really got me, Lola The Moody Blues - 1964 -Nights in white satin, Go now, The voice, Your wildest dreams Pink Floyd - 1965 - Another brick in the wall, High hopes, Time, Pigs, The dogs of war Queen - 1970 - Bohemian Rhapsody, We are the champions, We will rock you, Crazy little thing called love, Another one bites the dust, Under pressure, Radio Gaga The Police - 1977 - Roxanne, Don’t stand so close to me, Every little thing she does is magic, Every breath you take, Message in a bottle The Rolling Stones - 1962 - Paint it Black, (I can’t get no) Satisfaction, Get off of my cloud, 19th nervous breakdown, Ruby Tuesday, Jumpin’ jack flash Small Faces - 1965 - Itchycoo park, Tin soldier, Lazy Sunday, Spandau Ballet - 1979 - True, Gold, Only when you Leave U2 - 1976 - With or without you, I still haven’t found what I’m looking for, Desire, Where the streets have no name The Who - 1964 - I can’t explain, Happy Jack, I can see for miles, Baba O’Riley, Won’t get fooled again, Behind blue eyes, Substitute, You better you bet, Eminence front The Yardbirds - 1963 - For your love, Heart full of soul, Shapes of things The Zombies - 1962 - She’s not there, Tell her no, Time of the season

[@threesxtnofficial]

Wow that's an amazing list! Thanks so much for compiling that! You rock!!

[@davidhoward2487]

Awesome and many thanks!!

[@donaldmoon]

thanks for the music!

[@DavidGigg]

The Who were the very first Rock band to use Lasers on stage, first time back in 1976

[@peterramsay4674]

John Entwhistle the quiet one who plays bass effortlessly with amazing complexity and conviction leads me to say this is one of a select few bands which every member is a master of their chosen instrument and Lead singer is widely known as the best scream in Rock.

[@lynnarthur1411]

The Bad Boys of Rock and Roll. The Who are the originators of almost every classic rock “moves” and no band does it better. Peter Townsend (alone) with his windmills and destruction of instruments has inspired 1,000s of guitar players to reinvent his antics. The Who were also on the cutting edge of using lasers during their shows. Check out their split screen moments in the film “Woodstock”... you’ll enjoy them.

[@bobdelp2023]

WHO ARE YOU :) IT'S A ROCKER FOR SURE!

[@kpmcdonnell3633]

Check out Live at Leeds,one of the best live albums ever.

[@threesxtnofficial]

I gotta check that out!

[@GoldTop57]

Absolutely. It’s epic.

[@dougoneill7266]

Absolutely. 'Maximum R&B' I had the poster for that album on my bedroom wall in the mid 1970's

[@ianlewis4297]

Yes, I know I was there. I was a t Leeds University 1969-1973. The number and quality of the bands that played there was outstanding. I was John Mayall's Bluesbreakers, Led Zeppelin and the Rolling Stones within a SINGLE WEEK. Pink Floyd, Moody Blues, Leonard Cohen, Free, Rod Stuart, Yes, the Nice and ELP, Deep Purple and folky bands like Steeleye Span, Fairport Convention and Roy Harper. Oh and Paul McCartney and Wings turned up unannounced midweek and asked if they could do their first ever gig there that afternoon. Fortunately I saw the blackboard outside the Students Union advertising the event with half hour to spare. So just 150 students got to see Paul McCartney live for the princely sum of 50p!

[@christophemonfort451]

I have the original Vinyl of who''s next. I also have the late CD, with ... bonusses from Live a Leeds. Which I have too. Great performance.

[@summerlakephotog8239]

The energy of the music runs counterpoint to the reality of the lyrics. The singers are the revolutionaries fighting in the streets who were obviously "fooled once again." Townsend has said it is a cautionary tale about the rise and fall of societies.

[@827dusty]

The Who started way back in 1966 I think. They are /were just a bit crazy, but put on a great show, as you can see. One of the great "Classic Rock" era Bands. Glad I was a young man growing up during the late 60s and into the 70s. So much great music in all of the genres. Nothing like it anymore.

[@matthiasnolte3817]

As far as I know Tho Who was the first band using lasershow in concerts.

[@stefanconradsson]

Yeah, I certainly don't know but it was The Who, Zeppelin and Blue Öyster Cult that used lasers in the 70s.

[@andreasaggelop3425]

the greatest live band e v e r.....

[@827dusty]

The Who were maybe the craziest on stage Band you could see in concert. Drummer Keith Moon passed out on stage, and they had to call for someone in the crowd to play drums. Roger Daltry and Pete Townsend were constantly competing for the crowds attention, as did moon. Ego maniacs is putting it lightly. But not in a bad way. They wanted to put on a great show, and give us kids and young adults, our money's worth, and they did. They were a great Band along with Led Zeppelin, The Rolling Stones, Jimi Hendrix etc. The Who are a legendary Rock Band.

[@jeffreyrobert9460]

The very definition of dad rock

[@andreacardoza9582]

It was amazing and so special I got to see them live in Oakland in 2016. They were celebrating their 40th anniversary of playing. I got to see them live with my dad 40 years after my dad saw them originally in the exact same arena 40 years before. It was such an amazing memory to share with him!

[@mikeljones4673]

You just rocked out to the greatest rock song ever made, bro.

[@827dusty]

That was a laser light show during the performance. The Who concerts were so good. You really got your money's worth. They gave everything they had in concert, and their fans appreciated it so much.

[@CapAnson12345]

This was the last time the original band performed together.

[@matthewgasparin7000]

yup, this was Keith Moon's last concert. RIP.

[@jlrp9929]

The Who is one of those few bands whose live performances were better than anything done in the studio.

[@minhearg8331]

I'm the same vintage as the members of The Who and I used to be a bit sensitive about saying how great live music was back then. You know how it is, old farts banging on about how they don't do it like they used to. But now, I think, sod it. It was brilliant seeing this stuff live. And I'll include Led Zepplin and Pink Floyd in that.

[@Peter-oh3hc]

4 people playing and singing. Maybe some light effects. No dancers or pyrotechnics. It is the song, music, lyrics and their energy

[@frankgayton2108]

I saw the Doors three times in concert, fantastic!

[@lynnarthur1411]

No apologies. It’s the plain and simple truth. 😉

[@danielschaeffer1294]

I can’t believe there are rockers who haven’t experienced this. (Or for that matter “Voodoo Child.”) That’s like being a Bond fan who’s never seen “Goldfinger.”

[@redken1962]

They don't make bands like that anymore!

[@athena6307]

So glad I see these guys live! One of the best concerts ever!!

[@zappafan-eu4wp]

And that, is how you do that. Live at Leeds

[@steve55sogood16]

Watch their Woodstock performance, one of many great one's!

[@markallen4637]

Your folks got to live thru this era. So much good music, so many great bands.

[@patdemichele2637]

Best live rock band ever!!!

[@ZEPPELIN198]

The very last performance by the original lineup before Keith Moon's death just months later. That slow motion shot of Pete sliding on his knees is fucking epic.

[@yang-it-yin7002]

Have to love that maniac Keith Moon needs to Duct Tape his headphones on his head.

[@karlclarke]

One of there best but the best live Who performance is young man blues at he isle of wight, you gotta check it out

[@rydelldownward7808]

This is rock.

[@falcon215]

For more Classic live Who consider checking out Young Man's Blues from Isle Of Wight Concert!

[@dctbass]

I think this is my favourite version of this song, even better than the original studio version on Who's Next. It has SO much energy, other versions seem a little tame in comparison. Having said that, others havr pointed out that this is not peak Moon, and I understand that for the record version of this performsnce issued on The Kids Are Alright album the drums were in fact re-recorded in the studio. Van Halen do a brilliant live in the studio cover of this which you can find on youtube. Eddie Van Halen plays the keyboard parts on the guitar. It is quite something.

[@jemp1965]

This live version is majestic and Moon the loon on drums, rock music at its best!!

[@deutschevolksmiliz]

The good ol´CSI: Miami Theme!!!! YEEEEEEAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@whooligan7159]

Ridley Scott was filming Alien in a studio near by and borrow their laser lights for the movie.

[@Johnny67557]

Just to go deeper....This song is part of a larger "concept" that never really came together. It was called LifeHouse. And it literally predicted the internet and life as we know it these days. Look into it. Very interesting!

[@timcornell8975]

Lol....these kids aren't that deep...

[@keithweelands5822]

It's the first time I've noticed Pete Townshend has ripped his shirt under the armpit.

[@threesxtnofficial]

Yeah I saw that too! Rock on!

[@jnagarya519]

The individual members of "The Who" competed against each other for audience attention. That's all Townsend is doing.

[@debbers]

You look a bit like my younger brother, we aren't related are we? Just kidding, but you do look quite a bit like him. I thoroughly enjoyed your reaction to this video, if you loved this one then you'll love "Baba O'Riley" and "Who Are You" from this same concert. Awesome live band, I never saw them but my husband saw them twenty two times, when the Who first started they smashed all of their equipment at the end of every set! Great stuff! great reaction!

[@sherreeadams5176]

If you love The Who’s bassist John Entwistle bass solo Atlanta 2000. Won’t be disappointed

[@frankgayton2108]

Rock of the 70’s is so much more refined than the “rock “ of today!

[@plk5520]

At 3:30 there is a sudden increase in volume. My opinion is that at that point it had barely reached the minimal acceptable volume for this song. This is music that was meant to be listened to at very high volume. I have yet to listen to any Rock video reaction where the volume was so loud that I had to turn it down. Typically I can't get it high enough. Great reaction though!

[@MrTech226]

Usually Pete Townshend smashes his guitars during each concert.

[@threesxtnofficial]

That's totally badass!! Amazing!

[@skyhighjaysly3623]

Listen to the deepest shit ever...Tommy yhe world's first rock Opera....so deep

[@darwinsaye]

You are out of the loop. Pete has been refusing to smash guitars for decades now.

[@MrTech226]

@@darwinsaye I figured that....he done it when he was young

[@60sbaby456]

Now pete don't jump or break guitars, don't expect it or want, the playing is what they always had. Those younger days was crazy energy.i hope they can play to 100 years old!

[@JOHNWLOUCKS]

Hard to believe (or is it? ) that a not long after this taping Keith was gone .

[@fullcircle3357]

And the Guitar lived lolololo

[@christinaalgate4899]

Hi Just so you know that Ann Wilson from Heart sings this song on her some of her solo tour Setlists.

[@MrMoggyman]

The Who songs to go for: My Generation, Baba O'Reily, Substitute, Pinball Wizard (The Who wrote the songs for the rock opera Tommy)

[@vitopalazzo7837]

If every there was a bad to see it was The Who prior to the death of Keith Moon. The first time I saw them was in ‘82 at Shea Stadium. I was amazed at what I was seeing, given that Townsend wasn’t very enthused then. I’ve seen them live at least a few dozen times since then traveling to England as well. Their performance at the Concert for NY was probably one of their greatest performances in the bands history. Certainly their best post Moon. Entwistle, in my opinion, is by far the greatest bass player ever. Moon was, again in my opinion, the greatest drummer ever. Townsend was an awesome guitarist but not the greatest. Same for Daltrey. But together they were the greatest band ever. Their chemistry in still unmatched to this day. It was Townsends band. He knew exactly what was needed(personnel) for his music to resonate loudly. The closest thing out there today are the Foo Fighters and they’re not even close to the energy The Who put out.

[@bostonwhofan]

Regarding the laser lights at the end, in the studio next to where The Who recorded this version of Won't Get Fooled Again, the movie "Alien" was being filmed. If you've ever seen Alien you will probably recognize those same lasers in the movie as The Who used at the end of WGFA.

[@mclifford34]

Add “Water” from Tanglewood July 7, 1970, and “Naked Eye” from the Isle of Wight 1970 to the list.

[@bartstarr100]

Basically a Music video disguised as a concert. The who were as good visually as the are in your speakers. They played loader than anyone. Bass at 11. Tinfoil in the drums. Daltrey wailing. Townshends' thunderous guitar windmills

[@mickfoil]

Thing about this performance is that this is the SECOND time they'd done the song that night. They were filming for "The Kids Are Alright" and the director had run out of film during their first time through it. He had to bargain, beg and plead with the band to get them to come out again but, they did - and the rest is rock and roll. :)

[@mickfoil]

If you want to see the Who upstage everyone from the Stones to John Lennon to Eric Clapton, check out their run through "A Quick One While He's Away" from the Stones' "Rock and Roll Circus". The Stones paid to film the special in 1968 but, after seeing the Who's performance, buried the footage in the vaults until several years ago.

[@keithdubose2150]

Old time lazer light show... likely pretty dangerous for peoples eyes and no longer used, at least in this form ... that drum fill and scream ! All talented ... all original... Great to see you appreciating it !

[@scanlon1201]

This was Keith moon’s last song and final time to preform with the band he died three years after the song was released he passed away the same year from an accidental overdose while in London.

[@colindebourg3884]

Masterclass from The Moose.

[@nowhere982]

This song is 52 years old😂....

[@juanmanuellugo3100]

You should see "Who are you" promo video, it's just the best of this band!!!!

[@misterpeppercorn3078]

I honestly don't know if your post here is real as I distrust most reaction videos as phony...........but, but ,but when I first saw The Who in 1968 at The Fillmore West, my musical life was forever changed. There was and will never be another WHO! For me it was all about rebellion. Pete said it all for me by how he played and through the songs he wrote. I hated high school, I hated the establishment, I hated the SF music scene and hippie music. The Who were my way of flipping them all off!

[@davidpost428]

Was that crazy enough ???

[@MrZevv]

Great :D Something else then NIghtwish. And a real classic also :D Even i never was a big Who fan. :D

[@craigproctor9560]

Keith moon last live performance

[@luckykennedy7364]

Keith moon didn’t play those drums, he attacked them

[@edgersman5655]

Try The Who at the 2010 Super Bowl half - time show.

[@sherreeadams5176]

Please reaction to John Entwistle ( bassist) Atlanta 2000. Solo bass. Phenomenal

[@debbers]

Pretty good effects for 1978 hey?

[@mikeljones4673]

If you like great bass playing, check out The Real Me, on Quadrophenia.

[@rickyrobertson8064]

NOW, you can understand why folks got TRAMPLED at WHO GATHERINGS...

[@jacquesdemolay2699]

Could try those 3 tracks : - Magic Bus - Baba O'Riley - Who Are You ?

[@kens32052]

Hey PETE!!! Whatever you're smoking please pass it around...lol. You can tell this was recorded on film and not tape by the quality of the video.

[@ZoeyPaigeLunaPhD]

Regarding their energy and performance. Keep in mind that you’re not looking at fresh faced kids here. They were a long way into their career here and middle age was probably looming. I’m guessing they came out around 65? One of your older followers can confirm but they are probably well over 30 here. Really impressive energy considering the lifestyle of these bands back then

[@threesxtnofficial]

Wow I need to see them in their prime then! Because this performance really blew me away!!

[@2727rogers]

The year was 1964 so you were really close and yes in 1978 they were in their mid 30's.

[@ZoeyPaigeLunaPhD]

2727rogers Not has for a dumb Gen Z huh? Lol Thanks for the information. Appreciate you

[@vincentrathbone26]

@@threesxtnofficial You should check out their Isle of Wight and Tanglewood performances which are both from 1970 and if you want really high energy have a look at My Generation live at the Monterey Pop Festival 1967.

[@davidhoward2487]

@@2727rogers Roger was born in 1944...so they were in their 20's..Pete and John were at school with him..couple of years younger..

[@betsyduane3461]

This was made as part of a documentary film with a small crowd which is why the band are so over the top. It's in the The Kids Are Alright (1979)

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Every Who concert was like this, and some a lot crazier.

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@@POWER-LINKS I've seen miles of footage of the Who, this is over the top.

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@@betsyduane3461 Look's pretty tame to me (for The Who). Most 60's and 70's bands were like this. It'called putting on a show. Standard stuff for live concerts.

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@@POWER-LINKS Nah, I've seen a ton of 60's - 70's bands including Townshend by himself. You won't find any Who video like this.

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@@betsyduane3461 I've watched them destroy entire stages.