I FIND IT FASCINATING HOW THE BRITS RETURNED "AMERICAN" MUSIC INTO SOMETHING NEW IN THE '60S. WHETHER IT WAS R&R, BLUES, OR FOLK, THEY BROUGHT IT TO LIFE IN NEW AND DIFFERENT WAYS AT JUST THE RIGHT TIME. EITHER SOMETHING IN THE AIR OR WATER PERHAPS. THANX FOR GOOD MUSIC CHOICES!
Does it get any better than this ? This is the Who at their best ... loud and raw and damn near perfect ! dudehorner hit the nail on the head . I miss 'em .
@rattshewants - name one band 'today' that "more often than not," covers the Who's version. it's a fine version but A. Don't know of a lot of bans covering this song, LOL and B. Please give me an example of a band that said, "Gee, we're off to cover The Who's Live At Leeds version of this song.
@rattshewants money you dudes make me laugh, john entwhistle certainly great didn't invent 'growl' singing, lol and whatever the fuck that (is). especially as this song came out in the late 50s and is NON original.
@caesarcerf Though the Eddie Cochran song is not an original, certainly The Who took it to a whole new level of 'maximum r&b' in their version. When rock bands cover it today more often than not they'll do this version over the original. It's like getting on Cream for covering "Crossroads" because it wasn't an original. But there's no comparison between the two. (Not like David Lee Roth's so-called 're-make' of 'California Girls' which may as well been a karaoke!)
@Rattshewantsmoney Sorry but John Entwistle did invent gorwl singing which is now popular in hte death metal scene. Roger Waters and Jim Morrison are responisble for scream singing. EVERYTHING started in the sixties.
@Rattshewantsmoney I didn't say I like screamo, nor was I serious about them being pioneers of it. But anyways, what makes it so gay exactly and who gave you the right to judge people? Do you think you're better than me because you wouldn't have said that? Or do you just think you're better than everyone?
Apparently my Dad bought one of the first 500 hundred copies of this album because his album featured the band's Woodstock Festival contract, which was only sold within the first 500 copies.
i used to have the album with borris the spider on it, but i can't remember which album that was! this is terrible! i don't like not being able to remember things.... :)
@Blaze1289 0h no wonder! sheesh, i hadn't heard of the who till around 1969! in 1966 i was only 10 and listening to the troggs, wild thing, and lot's of other stuff, it was a very good year for music! i just don't remember hearing the who on the radio till 1969 woodstock album, then i saw them live in 1970 with the who's next album! awsome album! i didn't hear boris tthe spider till 1974 and so, it must have been on a friend's album, ok, thanx for that!!
@AlecEntwistle oh, ok thanks. well it wasn't on the "who's next album so it must be on one in between those two. hey, did you notice your last name? it reminds me of someone that used to be in the "who". what a coincidence!
@saltlakesam That is up to individual's music style taste. One large group of people love British Rock like the Who and Led Zeppelin.The other large group of people love American Southern Fried Rock like the Allman Brothers and Lynyrd Skynyrd.
Ox was a bass player for The Who? Nah, he was a *bass guitarist.* No way would he be relegated to rhythm alone. This is still one of my favorite Pete solos ever, too.
@tonewall1 hmm...........p-90'a here?........was Pete using a lesPaul Delux...or maybe a Jr??...instead of the usual SG?.........I didn't know of SG's to have anything other than standard humbuckers.....
This album is absolute perfection, and part of it's beauty relies on its simplicity. No effects, no parafernalia, just three instruments and Roger Daltrey's voice. But the purity of the product, the editing, the sound, the talent are amazing. It sounds so much better than thousands of studio album including bands as U2. It's pure Rock' Roll and this song is my favorite. A sample: from 1:45 to 2:20 is one of the most equilibrated solos in Rock history: they play together not against each other.
people are allowed to dislike things if they want and they should be allowed to express that and not be ridiculed by everybody. This is a good song though in my subjective experience. Yes, that is how i feel about this.
There is a wonderful article by James Woods in the current New Yorker (of all places) about Moonie's drumming on this. Bonzo rocks (which is as much in dispute as the roundness of the Earth), but Moonie was not on this planet.
@m3pilot86 Some idiot probably did in response to Krutter123's comment. Anyway, this version of "Summertime Blues" kicks ass, as does the rest of "Live at Leeds"!
The hard rock version of this classic. The Who totally kick ass. I like the original and the Blue Cheer version, but this is probably my favorite take on this song.
though the who will always be my favorite band,some may be forgetting or have never heard another fine live album..rock n,roll animal;lou reed with a fine collection of hired guns backing him up.(still prefer the who../.but if your still reading my crap your wasting precious rock n, roll time.
@niggerbutcher666 hey, man!! long time no see. haha i remember you. you were the stupid little asshole who was saying that pete townshend kidnapped ur son and did god knows what with him. haha i think it's really cool that your answering questions about the who. goddamn ur a little prick. lol keep in touch. and change ur name. the north won the civil war
@niggerbutcher666 ur right. haha im getting a lesson about incorrect stereotyping from a guy named niggerbutcher. Hey Why dont you tell us all the story about how pete townshend kidnapped ur son? that was a good one. I think like 1 person believed it, and then he turned 7.
I love this album amazing live album but my personal favorite live album of all time is Frank Zappa's album, Zappa in New York, the best recent live album is John mclaughin and Chick Coreas live album Five Peace Band
@karlofreespirit after you figure out how to spell innovative & strongest, you might wanna spell some other bands names "Beatles & The Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd,Yes, & early CTA..
@karlofreespirit All great bands, but the stones and the beatles were way more innovative than cream, and easily as inovative as hendrix if not more. The 3 greatest and more inovative bands of the 60's are the beatles, the stones, and the who.
@TasOMW jimmy page blows those 3 away with a sneeze.. well townshend is just.. cool i think he page, and blackmore are the best but clapton .. ?!?!?!?!?!!? hendrix yeah i know u must like him to like music but i dont... sue me i dont care xD
@masonbarge that isn't eddie cochran's low voice, this is the who's version, i think it's John singing that line, unless you are referring to the original in which case i think its still not Eddie its one of the other bandmates doin that line..
I'm a great fan of both Who and Cochran, and while this is an absolutely amazing version I must still say I prefer the original, which to me is one of best rock 'n' roll songs ever.
But I can certainly see how many people consider this version better.
I FIND IT FASCINATING HOW THE BRITS RETURNED "AMERICAN" MUSIC INTO SOMETHING NEW IN THE '60S. WHETHER IT WAS R&R, BLUES, OR FOLK, THEY BROUGHT IT TO LIFE IN NEW AND DIFFERENT WAYS AT JUST THE RIGHT TIME. EITHER SOMETHING IN THE AIR OR WATER PERHAPS. THANX FOR GOOD MUSIC CHOICES!
909chuck 2 weeks ago
Un disque fort, destructeur - un des meilleurs Live que j'ai jamais entendu !!!!!!!!
MegaCirse 2 weeks ago
The only thing I can say is...there's 5 people out there who dislike this????
craigpei 3 weeks ago
It´s Hard To Find High Quality Music Of The Who On Youtube
digimon477 4 weeks ago
I´m A Big The Who Fan Happy New Year From Sweden
digimon477 4 weeks ago
Pure rock punch and raw tone. My favorite version of this killer classic rock tune.
wjmartinmusicman 1 month ago
Dat bass.
vedderfan94 1 month ago
The big three of British Rock are The Beatles, The Rolling Stones and The Who. The Who are my personal favourite of the three.
widdowson91 1 month ago 5
in Rock and Roll England>USA, everything else England<USA...... just saying
Smileydanger 1 month ago
i'm a nirvana fan from 15 years old and even i think that the who is awesome
MrAntiPopGuy 2 months ago
Keith Moon was the best fucking drummer in history , period . There are some close to him .... but Keith gets the cigar !
arizonabobusa 2 months ago 2
Does it get any better than this ? This is the Who at their best ... loud and raw and damn near perfect ! dudehorner hit the nail on the head . I miss 'em .
arizonabobusa 2 months ago
Great version. But my favorite is the Blue Cheer's
vttv01 2 months ago
best cover of the song
juan13579run 3 months ago
The BEST live album EVER!
arklat 3 months ago
@rattshewants - name one band 'today' that "more often than not," covers the Who's version. it's a fine version but A. Don't know of a lot of bans covering this song, LOL and B. Please give me an example of a band that said, "Gee, we're off to cover The Who's Live At Leeds version of this song.
caesarcerf 3 months ago
If I were putting together a "Supergroup" I'd probably just say "Give me The Who from 1969 to 1978 please. Thank you."
Shafeone 3 months ago 2
turn it uuuuup
TheDoolie123 3 months ago
@rattshewants money you dudes make me laugh, john entwhistle certainly great didn't invent 'growl' singing, lol and whatever the fuck that (is). especially as this song came out in the late 50s and is NON original.
caesarcerf 4 months ago
@caesarcerf Though the Eddie Cochran song is not an original, certainly The Who took it to a whole new level of 'maximum r&b' in their version. When rock bands cover it today more often than not they'll do this version over the original. It's like getting on Cream for covering "Crossroads" because it wasn't an original. But there's no comparison between the two. (Not like David Lee Roth's so-called 're-make' of 'California Girls' which may as well been a karaoke!)
Shafeone 3 months ago
@Rattshewantsmoney Sorry but John Entwistle did invent gorwl singing which is now popular in hte death metal scene. Roger Waters and Jim Morrison are responisble for scream singing. EVERYTHING started in the sixties.
CJbass420 4 months ago
4 people may have found the cure which all the rest we're searching
rockerascal 5 months ago
@Rattshewantsmoney I didn't say I like screamo, nor was I serious about them being pioneers of it. But anyways, what makes it so gay exactly and who gave you the right to judge people? Do you think you're better than me because you wouldn't have said that? Or do you just think you're better than everyone?
jumpingjehosafad 5 months ago
当時ﾘｰｽﾞ大学が熱狂で炎上､THE WHO "ｻﾏｰ･ﾀｲﾑ･ﾌﾞﾙｰｽ"～ﾛｯｸﾗｲヴの必携盤､これもってないと馬鹿にした!～恐るべしﾑｰﾝ
blackandtanful 5 months ago
Pioneers of Screamo.
jumpingjehosafad 6 months ago
Apparently my Dad bought one of the first 500 hundred copies of this album because his album featured the band's Woodstock Festival contract, which was only sold within the first 500 copies.
thewhochilipeppersU2 6 months ago
well im gonna raise a fuss im gonna raise a hollar, about working all summer just to try to earn a dollar ;)
plays4wtfdblds96 6 months ago
@plays4wtfdblds96 So easy to relate to
theIdolThreat 6 months ago
Funny how Tony Randall,Frank Sinatra, and Bing Crosby all made predictions in 1955 that Rock And Roll was going to be completely dead in 15 years.
15 years later Rock And Roll developed new better than ever from it's roots.
BBQFanNo1 6 months ago
@BBQFanNo1 And this is 15 years from 1955, too.
erock195 5 months ago
The Americans may have invented Rock And Roll, but the British perfected it by modifying it.
BBQFanNo1 6 months ago 13
@BBQFanNo1 PFFFFFFFFFT
Mr11MUSICMAN 2 months ago
@BBQFanNo1 but its still American don't you forget it :P
sulmagnificent 1 month ago
In my opinion it is no accident that John Entwistle in all voting sources has been ranked as the Greatest Rock Group Bass Player ever in history.
BBQFanNo1 6 months ago 2
i used to have the album with borris the spider on it, but i can't remember which album that was! this is terrible! i don't like not being able to remember things.... :)
m1kewithaone 6 months ago
@m1kewithaone The studio version of Boris the Spider was on "A Quick One". :)
Blaze1289 6 months ago
@Blaze1289 well, i just don't remember that. is that the name of an album?? and yes i was doing a lot of drugs back then..... : )
m1kewithaone 6 months ago
@m1kewithaone Yeah, that's the name of the album. "A Quick One", released in 1966.
Blaze1289 6 months ago
@Blaze1289 0h no wonder! sheesh, i hadn't heard of the who till around 1969! in 1966 i was only 10 and listening to the troggs, wild thing, and lot's of other stuff, it was a very good year for music! i just don't remember hearing the who on the radio till 1969 woodstock album, then i saw them live in 1970 with the who's next album! awsome album! i didn't hear boris tthe spider till 1974 and so, it must have been on a friend's album, ok, thanx for that!!
m1kewithaone 6 months ago
i am singing this song as a cover tomorrow(:
icantfixme 7 months ago
@icantfixme good luck bud
Rikk303 7 months ago
@Rikk303 Thanks! I rocked it(: I should put me/my bands concert footage up!
icantfixme 7 months ago
@icantfixme Brill. Takes guts to carry off a Daltrey vocal. Kudos your way and post the footage
Rikk303 7 months ago
wasn't "bois the spider" on this album??
m1kewithaone 7 months ago
@m1kewithaone Entwistle was the spider whatever that means. I remember buying "Live at Leeds" witl all the paperwork and sh*t. Not very iPod huh?
Rikk303 7 months ago
@Rikk303 yaeh, i don't actually have an ipod.....
m1kewithaone 7 months ago
@m1kewithaone No
AlecEntwistle 6 months ago
@AlecEntwistle oh, ok thanks. well it wasn't on the "who's next album so it must be on one in between those two. hey, did you notice your last name? it reminds me of someone that used to be in the "who". what a coincidence!
m1kewithaone 6 months ago
believe Allman Bros at Filmore and Eat a Peach best live album
saltlakesam 7 months ago
@saltlakesam That is up to individual's music style taste. One large group of people love British Rock like the Who and Led Zeppelin.The other large group of people love American Southern Fried Rock like the Allman Brothers and Lynyrd Skynyrd.
BBQFanNo1 6 months ago
RIP KEITH MOON AND JOHN ENTWHISTLE :(
1962drob 7 months ago
The Who does a RAGIN' version of "Summertime Blues".
1962drob 7 months ago
Ox was a bass player for The Who? Nah, he was a *bass guitarist.* No way would he be relegated to rhythm alone. This is still one of my favorite Pete solos ever, too.
crawford1976 7 months ago
pura leggenda......
nomenklaturahippie 7 months ago
p-90s rule the world of tone
tonewall1 7 months ago
@tonewall1 hmm...........p-90'a here?........was Pete using a lesPaul Delux...or maybe a Jr??...instead of the usual SG?.........I didn't know of SG's to have anything other than standard humbuckers.....
jacopman 7 months ago
The astounding Keith Moon right before Kit Lambert shut him down on Who Next.
pbrick6301 7 months ago
No, it's an Eddie Cochran cover. Blue Cheer also did a great hard-rock cover.
xlink89x 7 months ago
No, its an Eddie Cochran cover. The Blue Cheer also covered it.
xlink89x 7 months ago
This is good. But..
Wasn't this a steal from Blue Cheer?
klepzo 8 months ago 2
@klepzo Actually, Eddie Cochran did the original. Blue Cheer covered this song in 1968.
1962drob 7 months ago
the best version period
misfits4life1 8 months ago
Just bludgeons you into submission, superb!
smokemygranny 8 months ago
これも70年代ﾛｯｸの幕開けだったナ!～THE WHO"ｻﾏｰﾀｲﾑ･ﾌﾞﾙｰｽ""ﾗｲヴ･ｱｯﾄ･ﾘｰｽﾞ"～ｷｰｽ･ﾑｰﾝの暴れること!～高校2年か!?
blackandtanful 8 months ago
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"LIVE AT LEEDS" IS ONE OF THE BEST LIVE ROCK AND ROLL ALBUMS OF ALL TIME!!!
1962drob 8 months ago
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1962drob 8 months ago
This is the BEST version of "Summertime Blues".
THE WHO OWNS!!!
1962drob 8 months ago
sweet lord! keith moon!
dkdeu 8 months ago 2
blue cheers version is better in every way possible, i still love the who,
hambone9119 8 months ago
The only thing I don't like about this album is the jams in Magic Bus and My Generation. I think their boring. :/ OTHERWISE, it is amazing!
ShadowOfADoubt9 9 months ago
This album is absolute perfection, and part of it's beauty relies on its simplicity. No effects, no parafernalia, just three instruments and Roger Daltrey's voice. But the purity of the product, the editing, the sound, the talent are amazing. It sounds so much better than thousands of studio album including bands as U2. It's pure Rock' Roll and this song is my favorite. A sample: from 1:45 to 2:20 is one of the most equilibrated solos in Rock history: they play together not against each other.
carmaj156 9 months ago 20
@carmaj156 dude you just made me want to get this album!!!!
FunkKlock 4 months ago
@FunkKlock Great, it's critically considered the best live album in history, btw.
carmaj156 4 months ago
WHO ARE YOU ? THE WHO LIVE AT LEEDS ････GREATEST LIVE!
blackandtanful 10 months ago
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there isn't a group on this earth that can match the Who
woodecurry 10 months ago
one idiot out of 80,000 aint bad
dudehorner 10 months ago 17
@dudehorner Now 4 out of 200K.......lol........z
zardiw 7 months ago
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SirBanuTheFourth 10 months ago
There actually were never any crackling noises - it was all a joke
Epaminondas3186 10 months ago
why wouldnt you like this
gbamastercodes 1 year ago
It used to be "Crackling noises OK ... do not correct".
Now? "Crackling noises .... have been corrected".
Ahh, digital music ....
EdTracey347 1 year ago
@EdTracey347 That's because all these younger cats with their MP3's are all OCD about that kind of stuff!!!
vinyljunie1980 1 year ago
u can download this on Rock band 1,2,&3
jacobcourson9 1 year ago
No dice son u gotta worka' late
bobdy9988 1 year ago
kick ass, take names
sfloyd909 1 year ago
I remember the day I brought this album home back in '72.
firebrand07 1 year ago
people are allowed to dislike things if they want and they should be allowed to express that and not be ridiculed by everybody. This is a good song though in my subjective experience. Yes, that is how i feel about this.
intothetopcorrupt 1 year ago 3
@intothetopcorrupt
what year is this concert from ?
LegPains 1 year ago
@LegPains
1970
atgskater14 1 year ago
@intothetopcorrupt i share a similar subjective experience
jmcieslak0 11 months ago
There is a wonderful article by James Woods in the current New Yorker (of all places) about Moonie's drumming on this. Bonzo rocks (which is as much in dispute as the roundness of the Earth), but Moonie was not on this planet.
takewhatswrongand 1 year ago 2
This has been one of my favorite songs for decades. Great explosive classic rock.
m3pilot86 1 year ago
@m3pilot86 Some idiot probably did in response to Krutter123's comment. Anyway, this version of "Summertime Blues" kicks ass, as does the rest of "Live at Leeds"!
Stephanie3189 1 year ago
What moron disliked this?
PinkAngel360 1 year ago
my favorite live album- to quote Almost Famous: it's incenderiary
socallymike 1 year ago
blue cheers version was pretty hot too
davelwelch 1 year ago
Doesn't anyone know the dislike curse?
If you mention that a video has no dislikes, so dick presses it just for shits and giggles (I am not kidding)
TheNEWfilmfanatic99 1 year ago
@TheNEWfilmfanatic99 Woops, my bad
Krutter123 1 year ago
0 dislikes!!!!!!!! honestly though, who would?
Krutter123 1 year ago
masters
metalvache 1 year ago
genius
vcx9dfne 1 year ago
The hard rock version of this classic. The Who totally kick ass. I like the original and the Blue Cheer version, but this is probably my favorite take on this song.
54markl 1 year ago
mindeloman your absolutely right!!
bayonett72 1 year ago
1:30 = The Who with special guest the Cookie Monster!
Martiluk1 1 year ago
You can sum up all of Moon's beautiful playing from 1:47 to 1:49.
MrGb1965 1 year ago 2
this is such a coverable song you can do pretty much anything anything with it and it will come out great
jimmy47202 1 year ago
It sounds as good now as it did when it first came out.
stilrockin2010 1 year ago
I love every single version of this song.
TheAbbeyroadfan 1 year ago 3
though the who will always be my favorite band,some may be forgetting or have never heard another fine live album..rock n,roll animal;lou reed with a fine collection of hired guns backing him up.(still prefer the who../.but if your still reading my crap your wasting precious rock n, roll time.
fullmooney1 1 year ago
@fullmooney1 Rock and Roll Animal was good, but I prefer the original Velvet Underground.
54markl 1 year ago
mp3iffy works again wooohoooo awesome - google mp3iffy
omniscientescape 1 year ago
best version of this song by anyone, hands down
mullinator7 1 year ago
This the BEST version by The Who!!!
texascat2 1 year ago 7
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Live at Leed is my favorite live album.
And The Who is the greatest live rock band of all time! RIP Moon and RIP Entwistle = the best.
Beautiful song of Eddie Cochran. Classic.
ludoexadrez 1 year ago
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ludoexadrez 1 year ago
Perfect song for The Who....saying to heck with it all....
centralparocker 1 year ago
you young fucks have no clue
axeslinger56 1 year ago
i gOt ThiS WHen iT fIRsT CaME OUt..WIThoUt A DoUBT< tHE BEST LivE reCOdInG EVer..IT ChaNGeD My LIfe FoREvER!
ThanKS GUys!
Bigum99 1 year ago
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A great song!
But a shit album. I don't get why this album is so highly rated.
klepzo 1 year ago
The Who greatest live band in the world!
MrTrajan69 1 year ago 5
Don't forget Humble Pie's Performance: Rockin' The Fillmore! that shouldbe in the Top Ten at least. Wahooooo for da "Ooo!"
bbqeatinbuckeye 1 year ago
The guy at the end of each chorus sounds like Lemmy :)
MultiFunkmeister 1 year ago
That guy is John Entwistle, who is also rockin' on the bass. =)
Canaveral305 1 year ago 3
@MultiFunkmeister its john entwistle doing that
niggerbutcher666 1 year ago
@niggerbutcher666 hey, man!! long time no see. haha i remember you. you were the stupid little asshole who was saying that pete townshend kidnapped ur son and did god knows what with him. haha i think it's really cool that your answering questions about the who. goddamn ur a little prick. lol keep in touch. and change ur name. the north won the civil war
GaganB92 1 year ago
@GaganB92 Just because my name is Niggerbutcher doesnt mean im a redneck, you stereotyping bitch boy
niggerbutcher666 1 year ago
@niggerbutcher666 ur right. haha im getting a lesson about incorrect stereotyping from a guy named niggerbutcher. Hey Why dont you tell us all the story about how pete townshend kidnapped ur son? that was a good one. I think like 1 person believed it, and then he turned 7.
GaganB92 1 year ago
1 Live At Leeeds - The Who
2 Live at isle of Whight 1970- The Who
3 Frampton Comes Alive - Frampton
4- Unleashed in the east - Judas Priest
5- Live Royal Albert Hall - The Who
cjf799 1 year ago 4
I agree best live album ever.....
Harstena 2 years ago 10
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The Ramones made the best live album ever without doubt
Markmarma 2 years ago
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LOL :D
Best live album is "Made in Japan" (Deep Purple)
b00nz00 2 years ago
Judy at Carnegie Hall = A+++++++++++++++
AdamMichaelMercer 1 year ago
Best live album ever.
suraboyo 2 years ago 5
Absofuckinglutely!
ludehead 2 years ago 2
Common kids... you're alright!
Ramones inspired!!!!
HerschelMatthews 2 years ago
where in your list?
Try #ONE
This is the #1 LIVE album of all time!
Rightly so...
HerschelMatthews 2 years ago 6
I'm 23
littlesirenboy 2 years ago
0:06 - 3:27 is the very best part of this song.
mindeloman 2 years ago 65
@mindeloman you got a problem with @3:28?
Bobsmellslikeyourmom 1 year ago
@Bobsmellslikeyourmom I do. Cause that's when it ends.
mindeloman 1 year ago
@mindeloman 3.28 is rather good too!
alternatereality85 9 months ago
pete towshend owns
djh0267 2 years ago 19
I love this album amazing live album but my personal favorite live album of all time is Frank Zappa's album, Zappa in New York, the best recent live album is John mclaughin and Chick Coreas live album Five Peace Band
JackassKing95 2 years ago
IM THIRTEEN
shit caps lock again
SamuBolado 2 years ago
I ARE 11 AND I LURVE THE WHO LOLOLOLOL
DeadMrFred 2 years ago 4
same here im eleven and im a great who fan!!!!!!!
Diddlydonks 2 years ago
i'm 23.
rokerboy117 2 years ago
Why lol? that's not funny
KoolDude576 2 years ago
simpley one of the best rNr band ever
DeBlackSin 2 years ago 2
The Who are in my personal Top Ten list.I'm just not sure where in the list they'll wind up.
djminimoto 2 years ago 2
Great bass in this one!!
epk456 2 years ago 4
Great bass in all of The Who sings! :D
halfjaw77 2 years ago 2
simply the best
fgc1975 2 years ago 2
who
npspec34 2 years ago
who?
6exi6 2 years ago
the jimi hendrix experience, cream and the who: the most inovate and strogest bands in the 60s
karlofreespirit 2 years ago 43
id also have to add bands like the stooges and the mc5 and ccr and the doors and jefferson airplane
tatethompson1234 2 years ago
and probably in history,, for there genres, and others, all three amazing
DLesPaulH 2 years ago
@karlofreespirit ive always wondered which of those three was the loudest?
RockNRollOverDose 1 year ago
@karlofreespirit after you figure out how to spell innovative & strongest, you might wanna spell some other bands names "Beatles & The Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd,Yes, & early CTA..
MOSKII58 1 year ago
@MOSKII58 agreed lol
beatlesecw 1 year ago
@karlofreespirit I would throw in Blue Cheer too, they were the most under rated
MegaAries1992 1 year ago
@karlofreespirit All great bands, but the stones and the beatles were way more innovative than cream, and easily as inovative as hendrix if not more. The 3 greatest and more inovative bands of the 60's are the beatles, the stones, and the who.
BeatleFloydZeppelin 1 year ago
@BeatleFloydZeppelin Jimi Hendrix Experience is number four all time!
54markl 1 year ago
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@karlofreespirit Nah, I would have said the Beatles, the Rolling Stones and the Who.
Joehere2010 1 year ago
@karlofreespirit mainly because the bands had the three most innovative guitarists of all time (Clapton, Hendrix, Townshend)
TasOMW 1 year ago
@TasOMW jimmy page blows those 3 away with a sneeze.. well townshend is just.. cool i think he page, and blackmore are the best but clapton .. ?!?!?!?!?!!? hendrix yeah i know u must like him to like music but i dont... sue me i dont care xD
bushokjew00t 9 months ago
@bushokjew00t Dickie Peterson fucking rocks this man.
hambone9119 8 months ago
@karlofreespirit dont forget the velvet underground
999duhast 10 months ago
@karlofreespirit and CCR
amcoho4 9 months ago
@karlofreespirit You missed a few. The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, Bob Dylan
Unrealturtle 9 months ago
@karlofreespirit and The Doors.
SirBanuTheFourth 9 months ago
Awesome vocals here, but the strength of the original lies in the iconic riff. If I had to choose, I'd still pick the original.
Corbon440 2 years ago 2
Plus Eddie's "low voice" cracks me up. "I'd like to help you son, but you're too young to vote." Still funny after all these years.
masonbarge 2 years ago
Yeah im 13 and this stuff is great "No dice sin but ya gotta work late"
epk456 2 years ago
Remember: Crackling noises are o.k. Do not correct.
ruben1956 2 years ago 2
@masonbarge that isn't eddie cochran's low voice, this is the who's version, i think it's John singing that line, unless you are referring to the original in which case i think its still not Eddie its one of the other bandmates doin that line..
MOSKII58 1 year ago
got a sound in my head that could wake up the dead like...
zustur 2 years ago
I'm a great fan of both Who and Cochran, and while this is an absolutely amazing version I must still say I prefer the original, which to me is one of best rock 'n' roll songs ever.
But I can certainly see how many people consider this version better.
AppoCC119 2 years ago
Earth Shattering.
doctorted 2 years ago