Hah! I just followed a link to this that was posted on O&S. I wasn't standing too far from you as this was being filmed.... I think I can hear myself yell YEAH! in my booming American accent right after Petes speech. Small world.
Damn I love The Who. Got to see them play in the '70's at Madison Square Garden, (got the tickets by pure luck, but that's a long story). Entwhistle and Moon were still around then, wish they were still here. Long live The Who!
I'm not sure about the last comment, but this is how it translates:
The Refectory of the University is a legendary place of concert. The representation of Who here, on February 14, 1970, was recorded and published under the name of Live At Leeds, live the album more celebrated its generation"
I'd love to know more about the person that left it, so leave a little blurb about yourself.
En Français: « Le Réfectoire de l'Université est un lieu de concert légendaire. La représentation des Who ici, le 14 février 1970, fut enregistrée et publiée sous le nom de Live at Leeds, le live album le plus célébré de sa génération. »
i saw the who in the late 70's but Live at Leeds is by far my favorite recording of theirs. I only listen to: Young Man Blues, Fortune Teller, Shakin' All Over, Summertime Blues, My generation, and Magic Bus. when it comes to loud, classic power trio rock and roll, provided by a band and era that was unforgettable, this is the straight dope. when death comes to tap me on the shoulder, i'm gonna throw on "Young Man Blues", crank it to "11" courtesy of nigel, and tell death: "EAT THIS!!!"
Hah! I just followed a link to this that was posted on O&S. I wasn't standing too far from you as this was being filmed.... I think I can hear myself yell YEAH! in my booming American accent right after Petes speech. Small world.
modernaction 1 year ago
Damn I love The Who. Got to see them play in the '70's at Madison Square Garden, (got the tickets by pure luck, but that's a long story). Entwhistle and Moon were still around then, wish they were still here. Long live The Who!
photo2010 2 years ago
I'm not sure about the last comment, but this is how it translates:
The Refectory of the University is a legendary place of concert. The representation of Who here, on February 14, 1970, was recorded and published under the name of Live At Leeds, live the album more celebrated its generation"
I'd love to know more about the person that left it, so leave a little blurb about yourself.
iamozzie 2 years ago
En Français: « Le Réfectoire de l'Université est un lieu de concert légendaire. La représentation des Who ici, le 14 février 1970, fut enregistrée et publiée sous le nom de Live at Leeds, le live album le plus célébré de sa génération. »
lecham2 2 years ago
you lucky dog. :)
shellygrrl 3 years ago
i saw the who in the late 70's but Live at Leeds is by far my favorite recording of theirs. I only listen to: Young Man Blues, Fortune Teller, Shakin' All Over, Summertime Blues, My generation, and Magic Bus. when it comes to loud, classic power trio rock and roll, provided by a band and era that was unforgettable, this is the straight dope. when death comes to tap me on the shoulder, i'm gonna throw on "Young Man Blues", crank it to "11" courtesy of nigel, and tell death: "EAT THIS!!!"
jp1713 3 years ago
thanks for that!
paulturner1990 4 years ago
Awesome video. i could barely ever dream to see them live at such an amazing event.
CrossSection 4 years ago
greates live gig in rock history
gibsonsg3569 5 years ago
You rule, Oz!
SnugglySara 5 years ago
lol @ Pete and Roger played by Pete and Roger, o rly?
lmaster65 5 years ago
fancy meeting you here, jmp
jmpeutherer 5 years ago
Boy, they let anyone watch these!!
ozzie
iamozzie 5 years ago
Thanks! LininDenver
ceruleanblue 5 years ago
Hagebuttentee ... ich finds geil !!!! alsdo das Schaumichan !!!
danielpresberger 5 years ago
Thanks Ozzie.
hoelt 5 years ago
You better you bet!
ozzie
iamozzie 5 years ago