Wont Get Fooled Again

[@brandonmorris6893]

John with his legendary bass playing and ability to play two songs at once Roger with his kick ass microphone spin and strong voice Keith with his godly drumming and ability to play on a destroyed drum kit And Pete with his windmill strumming, uncontrollable guitar, power slide, and magic fingers. God bless these guys

[@msimon6808]

I'm in audio and always think of the tech who made sure the rig was put together so it could withstand the G forces. That is extra care in the assembly of the XLR. 1. So it won't come apart. 2. The mic is operational after the abuse (and possibly during).

[@JoshDone]

Probably the greatest live performance in rock history.

[@63Baggies]

It's RIGHT UP there with the very best ever performances in ALL music for me...

[@2KCamaroZ28SS]

This or Rush. Both are epic.

[@toddrunt]

no doubt the best rock performance of all time!

[@birchward]

it was great living in acton west london in the 1960s , with these guys working their arse of in all the local clubs / bars , and they where, always so friendly encouraging ,to other , bands trying to do their thing !great days and memories ,

[@birchward]

true legends !

[@SirLankselotYT]

You know you have a good drummer when you have to tape headphones on him.

[@sherryferro4950]

Jared Keller He was the best!

[@barrybaker429]

+sherry ferro Totally agree!

[@Beastro777]

the true measure of talent is how you sound "live", and The Who hits the bar high. I mean really high 🚬

[@nickknowles8402]

that scream is possibility one of the best moments ever in rock n roll

[@63Baggies]

...but that knee slide though.....

[@lexdunn4160]

If therwere no John Entwhistle, there would be no Who. His incredible bass playing allowed Townshend to journey all over the place on guitar.

[@GDBrock1]

Many years ago, I introduced this song to a friend of mine who was a refugee from Iran. He understood it immediately.

[@63Baggies]

After the last 4 - 5 years every right minded person understands the message, placing us under house arrest like criminals was just one of the many unforgivable things THEY did to us.

[@douglayton5199]

Just epic. One of the greatest rock performances ever. RIP Keith & John.

[@starrynight.1995]

I feel like I've just been reborn again after watching this video.

[@Alexroberts666]

0:34 that microphone spin is so epic

[@_sudipidus_]

+Alex R Ha I didn't notice at first!!

[@tabbygail7]

Years ago Roger said there was no reason why he and Pete couldn't do this when they were 90. Still kickin' ass at 70, that statement seems completely plausible. Happy no. 70, Rog. May you have many, many more.

[@23theseeker50]

how I miss the ox and moonie they were brilliant bass and drummer THE WHO have never been the same since they left us still better than most other bands but they were supreme with them AWESOME R.I.P. KEITH AND JOHN THANK YOU.

[@mrhoffame]

I tell you what, The Who had so much energy and Pete could so easily steal the show with his playing/energy that is was so easy to sometimes overlook the INCREDIBLE bass guitar playing by John. Wow!!!!

[@CARBr6]

7:50 greatest 4 seconds in rock n roll history!! POWER SLIDE!!

[@tressie78]

CARBr6 My toughts too.....such a cool and classic moment. Have to see it over and over again!

[@miguels.b.2749]

+CARBr6 I was about to write that... the most epic 4 seconds in rock n roll history... Power Slide + YEAAAAHH!!!!

[@nicholaslane7694]

I love the part when roger screams yaaaa!!!!and Pete jumps across the stage

[@DoingDirtyDees]

Who doesn't love that part? :P

[@signssaygo7588]

BEST HARD ROCK SONG OF ALL TIMES!!!!!! imo that was released on 1971.....44 years old and still sounds amazing to me!!!! Im 56 years old, how I miss those years!!!!!!! thanks for the upload!!!!

[@jordandickerson4069]

12/12024

[@ZombifiedDuder]

One of the greatest recorded performances in rock history.

[@skippy51505150]

without question. still waiting for a close second.

[@TheMalombra]

The most impressive bass line ever!!!!!!!

[@iloveamerica007]

damn!!! wish I could've been at this concert!

[@andypage9]

Keith Moon and John Entwistle always played way more than a song required, and they made it work. Very talented musicians, and my biggest regret as far as concerts go, is that I never got to see them live.

[@PaulEdgewatertheman]

At 7:50: The BEST scream ever recorded in Rock 'n' Roll. R.D. was the BEST rock singer EVER.

[@guitargod3545]

no imma put boston ahead of them haha just who i like though

[@PaulEdgewatertheman]

I like Brad Delp too. No question he had better range than Daltrey, but I like Daltrey's scream better. It's more rock n roll to me. But I LOVE Boston too.

[@NyxxyNightstar]

The murderer shoved the phone down the victim's throat, he barely survived... Well, I guess you could call that.. A CLOSE CALL. YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH

[@SSSaibladeSSBM]

That... That made me die.

[@mygrandfatherkilledhitler175]

OH MY FUCKING GOD PUNS MAKE ME DIE INSIDE! SHTAAAP!

[@bellaangel2860]

An even better song for the up coming election. We KNOW !!!!!!!!!!! I will get on my knees and PRAY ........ YOU DON'T GET FOOLED AGAIN!!!!!!!

[@tomhoffmann6442]

Thank you for this great song back in the days and even a greater Thank You to hear it today😃

[@jimmcfarlane5611]

Best Rock song ever

[@JoelSalazarM]

Pete Townshend is a beacon of hope for everyone who has been accused of trying too hard to look cool

[@kukol]

We'll be fighting in the streets With our children at our feet And the morals that they worship will be gone And the men who spurred us on Sit in judgement of our wrongs They decide and the shotgun sings the song I'll tip my hat to the new constitution Take a bow for the new revolution Smile and grin at the change all around Pick up my guitar and play Just like yesterday Then I'll get on my knees and pray We don't get fooled again Don't get fooled again The change, it had to come We knew it all along We were liberated from the fold, that's all But the world looks just the same And history ain't changed 'Cause the banners, they are flown in the next war I'll tip my hat to the new constitution Take a bow for the new revolution Smile and grin at the change all around Pick up my guitar and play Just like yesterday Then I'll get on my knees and pray We don't get fooled again Don't get fooled again No no, no no no! I'll move myself and my family aside If we happen to be left half alive I'll get all my papers and smile at the sky Though I know that the hypnotized never lie Do yah? Oh No... There's nothing in the street Looks any different to me And the slogans are replaced, by-the-bye And the parting on the left Is now parting on the right And the beards have all grown longer overnight I'll tip my hat to the new constitution Take a bow for the new revolution Smile and grin at the change all around Pick up my guitar and play Just like yesterday Then I'll get on my knees and pray We don't get fooled again Don't get fooled again No, no, no no no Don't get fooled again... (Iconic guitar and Drumming) Yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah! Meet the new boss Same as the old boss!

[@esotericsolitaire]

I love the way John just stands there and pumps out all this incredible bass music. He was awesome.

[@henriquelopes2369]

Frank : how did he fall for that?! Horatio : looks like, he got fooled again YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH

[@tonyorosz1166]

Heck yeah!!

[@SweetParadise68]

I'll take these guys over Zeppelin any day. Not even the Stones rocked this hard!

[@connorburkhardt3410]

The who is legendary, but NOTHING beats led Zeppelin. The who had a good variety when it came to musical styles, but zep could do anything. Blues, folk, jam, hard rock, progressive rock, and even soft rock were covered by Led. I'd take bonham over moon, plant over daltrey, and Page over Townsend any day. However, Jones vs entwistle ends up as more of a tie.

[@SweetParadise68]

I like Led Zeppelin, but I don't have much respect for them as artists because they blatantly ripped off many songs, lyrics, and riffs from their heroes. Many of their most popular songs were stolen, and every time you try to point out the evidence to a Led Zeppelin fanboy, he just covers his ears and completely disregards it. They're a great cover band with a very distinct sound, but they should at least have had enough respect for their heroes to give them credit and call their songs "covers" like the Who did, but that's not how you make money now is it? By the way, I think both bands were made up of excellent musicians (except I personally don't like Plant's voice... I used to, but it gets on your nerves after a while) but I don't think the technical ability of the players in a band really matters... This is rock and roll after all, and that's not what rock and roll is about. As for which band is "better", it's totally up the individual. You obviously like Led Zeppelin more, and that's fine, but don't say they're "better". Notice how I said that "I'll take these guys over Led Zeppelin any day", I never said the Who were any "better" because it's simply not true. Anyone can have a favourite or a preference, but neither band is "better" than the other, music is totally subjective, and not everyone in the world shares your exact taste in music.

[@GTurbo94]

Tom Laveign If you think they were bad because they 'stole' ideas, then you should take a long hard look at the Rolling Stones

[@SweetParadise68]

Guy Turbo I don't think they're "bad", I just don't have much respect for them as artists. I like lot of their music. Also, the Stones are much better than most bands when it comes to giving credit to the original artist; they always say when they're covering a song, and they always give songwriting credits to the original artist. I can't actually think of any instances when the Stones intentionally "stole" anything from another artist without giving credit. Can you give me an example?

[@GTurbo94]

Tom Laveign Firstly, there is no such thing as stealing in music unless you literally make no changes to the music whatsoever. Secondly, I could not be fucked to go into historical depths and explain to you that all blues music stems from the black culture of 1940s-50s America. I am just going to say this: The Stones would have "stolen" half of their music from black blues/folk buskers In America that could not take their music anywhere because of the colour of their skin. Why do you think Jimi Hendrix went to the UK? He couldn't make it in America and he also wanted to meet Clapton. This is a bit of a mess and i doubt it will change your opinion, but seriously, if you think Led Zeppelin stole music......my God...

[@jennifergibb795]

I can't be friends with someone who doesn't like The Who

[@spencer9093]

Seems reasonable to me! 👍

[@antonhaq3503]

What a band, every member has such a strong identity and I think history has proved that there's a certain magic that's only produced by the combination of these four. Just awesome.

[@gasaholic47]

This is how it's done, kiddies. Wanna play rock? These guys and The Ramones should be your examples...

[@jsung19]

John Entwistle was a god

[@colinbanning9416]

omg he's so underrated. It must be so hard being the 4th best person in a legendary band. I mean, like Ringo, except that Ringo got a million times the recognition Ox did while having a laughably low amount of talent, comparably.

[@nachodaddy]

Colin VanOsch you proved yourself a music buffoon beyond a doubt.

[@nicknikki7145]

omg

[@Rocker5593]

That's a negative ahaha Roger Waters, Gene Simmons, Geddy Lee, Roger Glover and then John Entwistle

[@waterblessed765]

Rocker5593 Gene Simmons was awful. John Played Bass Guitar, they all played Bass

[@tpp5151]

We'll be fighting in the street With our children at our feet And the morals they all worshipped will be gone and the men who spurred us on Sit in judgement of all wrong They decide and the shotgun sings the song

[@jimbettridge3123]

you got it Jimmy..peace...Jimmy.

[@marktalmont1893]

Looks like another from Winterland '76. I was there. One of the best ever. There never was a better bass player or drummer. Roger and Pete simply one of a kind. I'd like to see any of the younger set of flash players play Pete's licks while jumping several feet off the ground. Plus they can't write anything that touches this. Can you believe this came out in 1971---43 years and nobody has yet made more effective use of the synthesizer--the ones they had then were less powerful than what you can buy today at Target for $80!

[@artbyshan]

8:08 Down goes a cymbal. It had it coming.

[@cfx5000]

That is what Rock is all about. Right there.

[@jpcoyotte]

Après ça, que dire. En isolant les pistes, on découvre une ligne de basse hors du commun.

[@robertandretta8795]

yesssssssssssssssssssss !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@TheCoplayStudio]

Baré Jean-Pierre ENTWISTLE BEAAAAAST.

[@brigittezolomy3687]

Daltrey est incroyable, quel souffle! Et on ne peut nier que c'est un bel homme!

[@barrybaker429]

+TheCoplayStudio Still the best Rythme section musically I have ever heard with bass and drums! Not to mention the driving guitar work ,thats like a bonus!

[@SiteNowLtd]

The energy in this performance is addictive. Amazing showmen!

[@coolgy67]

Go to 7:49 for the most kickass thing ever.

[@anthonyrusso6094]

+neocanuck fucking biggest gee up

[@mattolla]

+neocanuck pretty much rock n roll 101

[@zigisamblak]

+neocanuck POWERSLIDE!

[@sihambsn9111]

more like go to 7:36 !

[@ashishpanwar909]

+neocanuck that was awesomee.

[@MrSpartanm33]

Better than the original. Holy fuck what an incredible performance.

[@googlepluzplus8049]

Take this Dave Grohl this is real energy.

[@michaelevans289]

It helps when you have a voice like Roger. I'm not a fan of Foo Fighters but I respect the fact that they are playing rock'n'roll which is pretty much dead.

[@googlepluzplus8049]

I love Foo Fighters too and this opinion is not a offense. It's only because I'm bored to read music magazine and see that all the journalist write "Dave Grohl have energy".

[@manuelpuente7336]

no comparison at all

[@reubensolly2237]

Michael Evans Look up Rival Sons. You're welcome.

[@eldorado62]

Kirk Turnage made the comment "greatest rock band ever", & I'm inclined to agree with him. I'm also a great Rolling Stones fan & have been for years, & those boys earned their place in the annuls of rock history. I was a teenager growing up in Tottenham, London, England, during that time. I remember seeing The Who in their early days, & watched them gather strength from year to year. Their sound is fantastic given that you only have the one rhythm/lead guitar player, the drummer & a fantastic bass player, & Roger Daltry on dynamite vocals. It's hard to explain to anyone what it was like growing up in England during that time era. You really had to have been there, & lived it! It was an exiting time to be alive. There was an electricity in the air, everyone I knew was doing something, or getting a band together. 1962-1966 was the greatest time in my life. I've not experienced anything like it again since.

[@John-vg7jb]

305 pinheads thumbed down this video. They must have been higher than Pete Townshend was in this video.

[@Xavilupe]

One must love The Who.

[@DoUWanna007]

Yes. One Must!

[@MasonWestWriting]

Was this around 1977? It looks like the tour I saw.

[@MasonWestWriting]

***** They look relatively young for a video just recorded. By comparison, I've been following the videos coming out of the current Stones tour, and while I can only hope to be in as good a shape when I reach their age, they do look their age.

[@YourLoyalDeserter]

Mason West Not the recent film The Kids are Alright. Keith Moon, for instance, is dead.

[@MasonWestWriting]

***** Looks and sounds like a live concert performance to me.

[@gasaholic47]

It was recorded at Shepperton Studios for The Kids Are Alright. this was recorded in 1978, a few month's before Keith Moon's death, and was his last public performance. The movie was released in 1979. This was actually the second recording of this and Baba O'Reily. The first set recorded had atrocious playing by Moon, so the director wanted a do-over. There are snippets of that first session seen in Amazing Journey: The Story of The Who.

[@MasonWestWriting]

gasaholic47 Thanks for the info. I will look for the movie when I get a chance. If I remember right, it was probably 1977 when I saw them in Houston at a basketball arena then called the Summit (it's now Joel Osteen's church). Anyway, I more or less have the time period correct. It was the first show of the tour, so, on one hand, they were fresh and Daltry's voice was in top form; on the other hand, Daltry dropped the mic a lot--probably six times in the course of the show. But it was great stuff. I sat in the 12th row--pretty close to the action.

[@rhondahofman5316]

They are the best rock band in history. I enjoyed listening to their music.👍

[@WagnerFelix]

its a shame the bass is soooo low volume... Guess I will put the isolated bass above the main track, hahahha

[@landriemichel9673]

Mêt toi avec en isolation hi hi hi

[@bbsolpico1]

The Horatio song ^_^

[@Bourougne]

7:49 YEAAAAH.

[@antimimoniakos]

How much i love this song. It is from my teenage era. Thank you for post it. I think that 316 fans of Lady Gaga been watched.

[@keiththestones7951]

KICK ASS, our parents or grand-parents had them and us we have Justin Bieber.......WHY ??????????

[@megabug1010]

well I mean good music still exists. for every good band back then, there were 50 shitty no name bands just like today

[@Anton2004]

+megabug1010 The only thing that has changed is that the shitty ones now get the limelight due to money.

[@megabug1010]

Anton2004 I'd say that's good. It keeps the creative artists from getting lazy, and they're motivated to keep making great content in order to hit it big. Better for us that they don't become mainstream.

[@Anton2004]

Yeah, actually, I think you're right. Let the mainstream idiots lap up the rubbish while we search for the gems amongst the shit heap.

[@cvano003]

The guitarist is definitely coked out

[@daniellebarnes2515]

"The guitarist", lol!

[@badaxxe5366]

He wasn't feeling any pain thats for sure. Pete smashed so many Gibson SG specials that now they are quite rare.

[@VicVegaBlonde]

you should check out ''The Drummer''

[@cvano003]

Jake Tomkinson danielle barnes I apologize for my ignorance. Theyre on some good shit.

[@marktalmont1893]

No. He was high on playing the music. In his own words, "when I'm on stage I don't know who I am".

[@GérannGerberChannel]

CSI: Miami

[@fede018]

Thumbs down -.-

[@Yakovlievich]

Thumbs up!

[@GérannGerberChannel]

Oh Yeah!!

[@paulotenorio8665]

Maestros! simplemente Genial! lo máximo ... puedes tener cualquier problema pero llegas a casa y te pones a escuchar a estos genios a THE WHO! y nada mas importa. porque la música es y sera lo mejor que me ha pasado en la vida !

[@ingenuitas]

Pete Townsend is such a bad guitarist that John Entwhistle is really playing lead guitar with his bass. Not a bad thing...Entwhistle was the best bass player in rock history.

[@jorcial]

You're right. The number one according to The Rolling Stone classification. And Keith Moon the battery master.

[@fernandobreda8739]

I thought I was the only one thinking this way.

[@Figure8PunkRock]

Too bad Entwhistle is boring as fuck to watch, while Pete is a showman.

[@KrishnaChaitanyakc9]

and not a known giver of fucks!

[@wheres_bears1378]

agreed........ townsend does look like he just snorted 8 grams of coke before hitting the stage though haha

[@tomassirman]

When I was 11 back in 1979 I loved this song. The Who were my first rock and roll love. They shaped the way I acted and felt. This song and My Generation were my early favorites.

[@2020franko]

me and the lovely watched em last night at Liverpool Echo Arena.... effin EPIC cos they throw such a rockin show from their VAST back catalogue of tunes

[@1946nimrod]

Oval Cricket Ground, London, September 1971, Concert for Bangladesh, about 5 months after we'd first heard this. Everyone going bonkers, then the synth bit began. Slowly, every light in the place was doused till the whole place was still and pitch black - until (Well, you know the moment!) they hit every light in the place. Probably a bit corny now but back then - SHEER BLOODY MAGIC! Still makes me shiver now - 43 years later!

[@richieyoung183]

what a gaggle of musicians! i love these blokes

[@boobieneedham8873]

Great Song Great Album.. Happy 70th B-day Roger Daltrey!!!

[@StewartNicolasBILLYCONNOLLY]

Keith John Moon - Dear Boy! - Never equalled, never bettered, One off, Immortal, The Best WHO-TYPE drummer who ever existed! I always loved you Keith and always will

[@Topkat311]

This song NEVER gets OLD!!! Love it as much today as I did when it first came out! THE WHO ROCK...EPIC

[@LFC54Flyers]

Damn it! I wish I were born in 1950!!! I would have had a front row ticket to see and hear all of these great bands from the very beginning!!! May the Who live on forever!

[@everardovega1116]

The first time i heard The Who i was about 7 or 8 years old, now i´m 52 and i still love them. Best Rock .

[@coolvibes3663]

Wow, great audio coming through - what a treat. Thanks for sharing

[@p47paul]

Possibly the greatest rock song ever, as well as the greatest live performance of the greatest rock song ever!!!!!!

[@xtoshiix1234]

no singers of our days could do like Roger,swinging the mic like that... he is that awesome!!

[@BenjamminClark]

One of the greatest live performances in the history of rock and roll.

[@derekglover3718]

Great powerful live rendition of the song.

[@jeffrailey]

May God bless the WHO in the MIGHTY NAME of my LORD AND SAVIOR JESUS CHRIST! Their music, swagger, especially Pete Townshend, has motivated me to conquer many of my dreams- especially as a boxer, in winning two Desert Showdown World Championship Titles (Welterweight, in 2013, and Middleweight in 2011) and belts as a Masters Amateur Boxer. The WHO is the greatest Rock & Roll band!

[@shesalady5258]

Your post was 11 years ago. How are you doing in 2024?

[@alanmurr6562]

That Roger can sound so sweet and yet so super macho at the same time. Sometimes I swear it must be Peter singing, and then I find out no it's ROGER. Wow what a range Roger has!

[@sharonluongo3192]

hey alan; haven't run into you in like forever. I wish you would get a facebook page. until then-chance meetings, sharon

[@perhallin]

Yes, this is classic rock for sure. One of my favourite rock songs from my favourite rock album, Who's next.

[@DumGoblin]

A band rarely sounds just as good live as they do in the studio. This is one of those bands. God gamn, the Who are just amazing

[@joeyhathaway8447]

Gojira? 😶

[@rolandochapa5199]

The best concert I saw in my life December 03, 1982 astrodome the final hoorah

[@gw0ouv1]

my fave who song great played live seen em at swansea vetch field in the 70s it was fantastic !

[@siddhantpassey975]

I am 14 years old and I dont understand why the who is so underrated? I mean they are undoubtedly one of the best bands ever!

[@user-ct1ns6zw4z]

best bassist, craziest drummer, greatest songwriter, manliest singer = THE MOST TALENTED ROCK BAND EVER.

[@barryspencer2681]

Going to see them in Newcastle on 21 March 2020. The kids are alright.

[@tylerpuszczewicz2535]

Happy 70th birthday to the great Pete Townshend. Thank you for creating the windmill routine and helping with the band's reputation.

[@zigisamblak]

One of the best rock recordings ever... shame you can barely hear John Entwhistle though, this song has such an awesome bassline.

[@jimz508]

These guys have always topped my list of road trip music! :P

[@JoshDone]

This is the single greatest rock and roll performance in the history of rock music.

[@WHOMEWHOYOU]

After graduating from High School in 1971, went to work at a factory, on the swing shift, sitting in the parking lot at midnight, after work, drinking beer with a bunch of fat old guys, This Song came on the Radio, after it ended, I Quit my job and joined the Navy! got the hell out of town...thank you WHO!

[@MrStinkyb64]

Keith Moon was the most pro drummer ever. I would say that this cat was the best ever. He is the guy who was ultimate drummer, i know people have learnt from him, they wont admit it. I admire this guy, immensely. God Bless Keith Moon. Luv Ya. xxx

[@canelakizzez]

this band stood the test of time and remains strong ~ staying power is a must

[@gkockodon1391]

great rhythm love the drums/guitar work

[@RexTee438]

the bass line is amazing

[@MegaWhitesox2005]

Arguably the most talented band to ever walk the face of the earth.

[@Patukkamies]

Queen or The Who is the most talented Band. So bad to compare so uniq sounds. So uniq songs.

[@jackpast5311]

No argument, they were the most talented band to walk the face of the Earth

[@Arkipelago2]

The greatest rock song of all time!!!

[@anakina1]

This looks like a well orchestrated scene in a movie. Everything is perfect visually and of course the music. Daltrey walking through the light, Pete sliding, just awesome.

[@TheGB1950]

Glad they caught a lot of Pets act, It was really something seeing him live, right in front of me.1969.. I love his jumping around & bowling arm strum, its an act but he looks like hes having a good time, I remember leaving mesmerized by Pete & Kieth,& the rest .. Super fine memory... Most film footage is just Rodger, Glad to see this one.

[@glenpolen5562]

Good stuff, guys. I just saw your scam bait video from a few yrs ago, and I lmao. I had to subscribe. I also just saw your band video, sideways. Lmao. The music was great to listen to. I hope i can find more scam bait videos and more of your band videos. I'm a life long drummer / percussionist of 52 yrs. I'm 57. I love playing and listening to many styles and era's of music. Your drummer sounds and plays excellent in the 2 videos i saw and enjoyed. Thanks.

[@jackslack5259]

although ive always been into mostly heavy metal...have decided this is one of the great rock n roll bands! great song!

[@chagnonp7]

Who can top that an iconic masterpiece , the rendition is breathless.

[@jamescrocker3870]

One of my favorite songs of all groups of all time

[@robdog0606]

They are in EXCELLENT form!!! Those Marshalls are @ 11!!!

[@thepack74]

A song and performance so Iconic it defies all the adjectives of praise.

[@eetaq1940]

Thank you. This was the only reason I looked up this song. YEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHH! Followed by that poetic line: Meet the new boss, same as the old boss.

[@MrChelseatel]

what a performance ...don't see this anymore ..top musicians.