Roger Daltrey - Under A Raging Moon

[schmittelt]

Hey! it's 1985! oh wait....dammitdammitdammit....­.

[mcannjohn1]

i remember when i 1st heard this song i teared up thinking about Moonie

[chickychickywut]

do you have Let Me Down Easy

[TheDigit62]

Thank you aint heard this for years, a real drummers song to appreciate it properly, got the vibe, I think yes

[ylwf]

This is better than the sound on the LP I bought in the 80's

[CRAZYCRADER]

Thanks for uploading this track,I havent heard it in 20 years I heard it on a radio station and for the life of me couldn't remember who did it I just remember the DJ said it was tribute to a late drummer so for the longest time I been on hunt for it got on a Who kick tonight and just happen to stumble on it once again Thank You for uploading it!

[WingerRattDokken]

but I miss "Don't Talk To Strangers" - cool song...

[sirthanksalot100]

Thanks for digging up this gem of song Nothinbeter2do.

[TheRalph1966]

Awsome song from my teens, loved it!

[hilary403]

as one of moonie's #1 fans....this seriously almost made me cry. Rodg really loved him...and the lyrics are beautiful, like was said, beautiful tribute to the madman <3

[27wingnut]

an amazing tribute to an amazingly tortured artist.....

[hilary403]

@27wingnut agreed 100%

[Bassettcase]

A necessary tune by a rock God. Thank you Roger and you're percussion crew and all the rest who paid tribute to the fallen.

[tjrrockandrollmaster]

At 3:58 Martin Chambers. Then at 4:10 it's Roger Taylor of Queen, 4:22 it's the late Cozy Powell, 4:34 is Stewart Copeland, then Zak Starkey, then at 4:59 it's Carl Palmer.

[Ay45Sa]

Stuart Copeland is the most distinct and interesting one of the lot. He comes fourth, at 4:34.

[braddref]

Who is the better drummer, Zak or his old man?

[stanssoapbox]

@braddref Zak is better than Ringo but that's probably because Kieth Moon taught Zak to play the drums.

[braddref]

WOW!! I remember when this came out. ALL the drummers at NTSU were freakin'. GREAT Track!

[ShortMovies15]

@beeblebroxthe2ndgood point

[doylustheboy]

My younger brother Chris got me into the Who, I am forever grateful,,,,,Behind Blue Eyes is a tune that I will never forgive Limp Bizkit for.........Fred Durst, you will be admonished by Beelzebub in due course..........enjoy a life of burning......

[ABlodg0290]

pure power

[ShortMovies15]

great song but thumbs up if you think itd be better if keith had a solo

[beeblebroxthe2nd]

@ShortMovies15

No doubt at all on that.. but I suspect the song would never have been written had he been in a position to do so!

[GublinDuy]

@ShortMovies15 Keith Moon was never a soloist.

[estoesesto4]

Powerful Theme great voice Mr.Daltrey.

[Downoneburn]

good sound. good song

[Bronxwest1]

Yea, ya know The Gingerman did indeed Lay The Thunder Down !!

[ghost21987]

Happy birthday keith

[kamakazeekamel]

have this on vinyl played twice , once to hear then to copy onto at that time tape still have tape ,worn out as my car has a tape player need to make another copy

[stashyjon]

I just love the Cozy Powell wall of noise bit

[GublinDuy]

@stashyjon Of all the drummers, only Powell and Palmer seriously drag the tempo at the end of their solos.

[nomusician]

This doesn't seem to be able for purchase on iTunes - thanks - good quality sound.

[nothinbeter2do]

@nomusician It's on Amazon music.

[rubey09]

Thanks for upload. What a sweet track and tribute to KM.

[drummermangle]

Trading 4's with: Carl Palmer, Stewart Copeland, Cozy Powell, Roger Taylor (Queen)  Martin Chambers, Mark Brzeziki, Zak Starky! Awesome!!

[robertaplantledzep]

is it just me, or does this remind anyone of Runaway by Bon Jovi?

[hudooguru]

@robertaplantledzep just you



[drlarrymitchell]

@robertaplantledzep That's sick, but yeah, you're right.