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Thanks so much for posting. This is a piece of rock n roll history in the making. I became very emotional when I saw the hologram and when Roger Daltrey said his piece about Keith. Great to see Keiths mum & sisters there too.Accept no substitute. Long live the Who. Untouchable to this day.
simplesecretof 5 months ago
@simplesecretof Thanks for your kind words and concise post.
landofthefreeuk 5 months ago
Mark - that hologram was eerie ! I'm only watching it on you tube and it really holds a fascinating prescence.
A very "in my lounge film" a really nice style of event recording.
Look forward to meeting up with you soon.
huntingtigers 2 years ago
not arrfffff!
markwindows 2 years ago
Pop history Phil! See you soon!
markwindows 2 years ago
Good stuff Mark. Until a couple of years ago my flat was above the cafe there. My memories of the Marquee go back to 1966 when I first came down from Newcastle. Then putting bands on there when I was at Island Records. Eddie and the Hotrods, Ultravox, U2 and Tom Petty. I felt it was fate that I ended up living on that historical site .
LKProductions 2 years ago