@gsixtysix kinda reductive of modern music as a whole don't you think? i feel bad for you if you're listening to FM radio going "Dey dont make em like dey used to!" all day.
@zbgb68 your facts are not completely accurate. it is true that Townshend and Entwistle developed Marshall stacks early on with Jim Marshall. Townshend was using HiWatts when the Who entered the Guinness Book of Records as the world's loudest concert, at over 120 dBs on May 31, 1976 which was listed for more than ten years. "In 1973 the Hiwatt DR103W model was created, which has been the central piece of equipment around which Townshend's various rigs were built for the next thirty years.'"
@mikestrat56 That's because Pete had Marshall Amps create a setting of 11 on the 1 to 10 Volume Knob Scale {allegedly} just for The Who to break the Guinness Book of World Records "Loudest Rock and Roll Band on Earth" Title. Which they held for years until Metallica unfairly beat it using modern technology, not true Rock and Fuckin' Roll blood, guts and Keith Moon sweat!
Oh My God! As music this probably sounds a bit poor to non-subscribers, but as musical history this is effin' diamond! Where did you find this Palmettopny? I've never seen this in my life!
God, this is truly an amazing song. The more and more I listen to Qudrophenia, the more I wonder why it's songs never became as popular as Who are You and Won't Get Fooled Again
@cory640 I think its too deep for people or something. They like anthems that scream Teen-age wasteland, not deep, heavy stuff like Quad. Check out my music in my favs, its called "and my love, antifashion" tell me if you like it. I think who fans might enjoy it???????maybe not
Wow, Roger was dead on the album vocals here, great performance, I'm sure this recording does it no justice. I've been a Who fan for as long as I can remember, and this song is one of my all time favorites, just because it exemplifies evrything each member is and does well.
9:00 pete is checking out mr. moon;s ;condition. he had good reason...keith would pass out in the next few minutes from an accidental o.d. and scott halpin would get his 15 minutes.
You haven't seen the photo album I made of my family trip to Yosemite last year, then. My mother in law got kinda sick, but, apart from that, everyone had a ball. Quadrophenia's good too, by the way.
and why The Who never toured it to the same extent or success as Tommy. The machines that played the tracks broke down and jammed so reguarly, and they meant there was no room for the band to improvise a la Live at Leeds. I think the guy who's job it was to operate/maintain the tape machines got a guitar thrown at him by Pete when the machine broke down one time
ha the other night i got into a brawl while i was hammered knocked some prick out who thought he could push around me and my boys. one punch ko. then of course his pussy wankster friends all jumped in and started smashing my face. me and my buds had to fight them off. real shit show. one guy really sucker punched me in the eye and my pants got ripped up. the whole incident makes me identify with this song and the rest of the album more. im 18 and this is album in alotta ways describes my life
by reading this you should have your ass kicked hourly,maybe you will hang around some people with a little class in the future,me and my boys,grow up punk,or end up dead
I think if I'm not mistaken this is the part in Quadrophenia were Jimmy is on speed and drunk on gin and hears a symphony from a boat engine on the way to the rock.
pete is a child fiddler,he should be done for it,and not get away with it just cause was a pop star,as much i like this band,the first line in the song says,15 years of age but sexual motive.what is it ill take it ,who is she ill rape it
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look, pete used a credit card to download child porn. then he claimed he was 'investigating' same. he managed to get off on the charges BUT he was an abused victim . . . but that does not make him different than many of us--merely a famous version of us . . yup this is a great tune on a great, great album. the Who's best- by far-- it makes me laugh when people think Who's Next is their best- what?-- this is one of the best rock albums of the twentieth century-- one of the ten best . . . mbb
Well, they are both the best; their best; best of all-time. Dr. Jimmy and Won't Get Fooled Again the best songs.... Philly Live is the best performance; I've had it on record since 1974. It was called Decidedly Belated Response.
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how i wish that one day someone'll produce this concert and the woodstock one on dvd officially....i can't find them anywhere in bootleg format...well, in Italy there's nothing but shit in music stores, so....
I was at this show. No one should open for The Who, or bands of their caliber. I have never liked Lynard Skynard, not because they are not good, just because they were like shit compared to The Who!
Saw them on the previous tour also promoting Who's Next, at the SF civic center. I was 13 yrs. old & my dad got me the last available ticket for $5.50. My brother had to drive me.
Saw them in Oakland in the late 80's for a reunion tour & then in 06'. They still ROCK even though 2 are gone.
You were at this show? This is the same show Keith passed out and Scott Halpin (RIP) came out of the audience to sit it on drums during the last three songs. Do you remember seeing all of this?
Yes, I remember most of it. There were huge white PA's in the back of the auditorium for the quadraphonic effect. It was the first time I had ever seen that. The show was a little disjointed because of Keith's problems. As I recall, he was doing the big drum solo before the scream in "Won't get fooled again" & he kind of stood up & literally banged his head on the gong behind him. He was able to come back for a while, but was done for the night during "Magic Bus". Halpin did a good job.
This would have been one of the Best Who shows ever if keith didn't pass out. He was playing great until that moment and it was a perfect performance of Quad. However, this is a Bill Graham recording and rumors are that the Bill's soundboard recording of this is in Wolfgang's Vault. This vault has it's own website which streams shows that were done by Bill Graham. This video is from his archive. Hopefully this video and the soundboard recording are both in his vault. :D
I wish they would release this. Quadrophenia is something that hits home for many of us. And, to hear it live in it its heyday(although not critically acclaimed); raw, something more punk than punk.
sabbath227 get a grip. this was low-res film taken by the who themselves to evaluate how they were doing syncing to the pre-recorded tapes. it was DUH! never designed for release.
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this is a shitty recording both on the sound and video whoever was in charge of filming this is an idiot and what missing video why didnt u just but a black screen with time on it thats what half this video is
I had seen a lota of concerts when I was young a teenager during the 70"s I must say This Band THE WHO ,was the best Live band I have Ever Seen!!- 1976 Boston Garden
Rodger really displayed his rejection to Quadrophenia" during the recording sessions but Pete's persistance proved to be that they were both right and wrong. Rodger was wrong because the music proved over time to be brilliant. Pete was wrong because the technology in the '70s proved to be inept for a live performance. Again.....ahead of their time.
I have forever wondered how that supposed "farewell" tour in 1982 affected their credibility. I hope not too much, as the latest album ('Endless Wire') is quite a statement.
The Who were always a different band live, very powerful, but in a different way. Those backing tapes should never have been used because it killed the live performance. After all, they never used tapes in performing "Tommy" and "Amazing Journey" was their best live song.
Just for the record I had just got done readin some of Petes writings. Keith Moon had relasped after 90 days of sobriety. He ended his own life by takin a lethal mix of barbs. and pills! It was a suicide!!
No. Keith was getting his life back on track. His girlfriend says he was calm that night and even left McCartneys Party early to go home to bed. Tragically he just forgot how many pills he'd taken (habit of a lifetime?). Still unsurpassed.
I saw them in the Boston Garden april 1st 1976.Keith had O.D on the 2nd set every one laughed,they scheduled a makeup show and he died a few years later.I am glad I was there!!
Lucky bastard! I was only 3 months old when Moonie's last Boston show with The Who took place. I have seen The Who FOUR TIMES in the last 19 years, each show better than one before it. In fact, The Who at the old Foxboro Stadium was my first concert in July of 1989 at the tender age of 13 (saw them again in 1997, 2002 and 2006). The Who, Pink Floyd, Rush and Genesis are my FOUR ALL TIME FAVORITE BANDS!
In Toronto, on a cold rainy night in November '82, I (literally) fought all night battle in a line-up to get tickets to The Who's final show ever. Coulda scalped tickets for a fortune. Didn't. (They ended up doing Reunion Tours in late 1980's - saw those shows too.) The Who was 'my' band and this was 'my' album. In the concerts(s), Dr Jimmy was the song we all waited for. We were all 'Jimmý'.
i was at this concert we got there at 8am we were as fuck-up as Keith Moon who passed out and was replaced by a kid name Scott, also a group called Lynyrd Skynyrd opened the show Freebird was the last song they played before the Who came on, did I mention I was fuck-up all day!!!!
Hey jackass read this from ALL MUSIC GUIDE Free Bird" and an opening slot on the Who's 1973 Quadrophenia tour gave Lynyrd Skynyrd a devoted following, And furthermore i was at the fuckin concert get your fact right or shut the fuck-off!!!!!!!
I don't care what Led Zep or Floyd fanatics say, but the Who was no doubt the 1st group in history where all members took their instruments or voice to the limit and went beyond! They were the 1st to push the envelope, they invented hard rock and punk before they knew what it was, to them, it was just playing!
Agree with previous comment. Thank you for a rare treasure. This is from an important period, one that was tough for the band but (from this clip, at least) a time when they delivered on stage.
Even through the technical limitations of this, the performance (and musicianship) comes through.
5:37 WHO THE FUCK ARE YOU LOOKIG AT?
TheEpicImpaler 3 months ago
The Who's last great album.
thegreenolivo 4 months ago
so Keith wasn't so ill ??
manu57ize 5 months ago
THIS IS MORE THAN JUST MUSIC, ITS PURE ARTISTRY!!!!
jroxx11211 8 months ago
EPIC ROCK OPERA, BETTER AND DEEPER THAN TOMMY!!!!!
jroxx11211 8 months ago 4
moon, daltry, entwisle, townsend..four distinct personalities...four distinctt talents
the great drum bass- counterpoint on quadraphenia entwisle's french horn...daltries intense vocals, townsends raw personal lyrics
Their music came from the heart...today's music comes from the rectum
gsixtysix 8 months ago
@gsixtysix kinda reductive of modern music as a whole don't you think? i feel bad for you if you're listening to FM radio going "Dey dont make em like dey used to!" all day.
nichobert 6 months ago
Have all the L.A. fagots listen to this, and they will come back to the reality of Life!
kjallesoft 8 months ago
The bands peak artistically. It's downhill after Quad.
thegreenolivo 10 months ago
@zbgb68 your facts are not completely accurate. it is true that Townshend and Entwistle developed Marshall stacks early on with Jim Marshall. Townshend was using HiWatts when the Who entered the Guinness Book of Records as the world's loudest concert, at over 120 dBs on May 31, 1976 which was listed for more than ten years. "In 1973 the Hiwatt DR103W model was created, which has been the central piece of equipment around which Townshend's various rigs were built for the next thirty years.'"
pathfinder616 10 months ago
rog sounds great!
biggibson49 10 months ago
I wanna go back I WANNA GO BACK...Jim Jim wake up!
Turksonbass 1 year ago
totaly agree with bobshark123
Esteldil06 1 year ago
totaly agree with bobshark123
Esteldil06 1 year ago
Keith looks tired and 'out of it' etc because not long after this he collapsed. But we all know THAT story, right.
babyshambler 1 year ago
Saw them on this tour in NYC. My ears haven't been the same since.
mikestrat56 1 year ago 3
@mikestrat56 That's because Pete had Marshall Amps create a setting of 11 on the 1 to 10 Volume Knob Scale {allegedly} just for The Who to break the Guinness Book of World Records "Loudest Rock and Roll Band on Earth" Title. Which they held for years until Metallica unfairly beat it using modern technology, not true Rock and Fuckin' Roll blood, guts and Keith Moon sweat!
zbgb68 10 months ago
7:37 Keith looks positively out of it! ;o)
Amsterdam74yeah 1 year ago
@Amsterdam74yeah ... he took elephant or horse tranquilizers before going out on stage I think
zed0469 1 year ago
unbelievable
tholmes137 1 year ago
keith looks tired !!
spbudzo 1 year ago
4 dislikes and must be the quality of the video, cuz this is gold!
bigmanpigman 1 year ago
Oh My God! As music this probably sounds a bit poor to non-subscribers, but as musical history this is effin' diamond! Where did you find this Palmettopny? I've never seen this in my life!
rjlamerton 1 year ago
God, this is truly an amazing song. The more and more I listen to Qudrophenia, the more I wonder why it's songs never became as popular as Who are You and Won't Get Fooled Again
cory640 1 year ago
@cory640 oops, accidentally double-posted...
cory640 1 year ago
@cory640 I think its too deep for people or something. They like anthems that scream Teen-age wasteland, not deep, heavy stuff like Quad. Check out my music in my favs, its called "and my love, antifashion" tell me if you like it. I think who fans might enjoy it???????maybe not
AntiTraci 1 year ago
5:40
gotta love John...
Fredrockroll 1 year ago
Wow, Roger was dead on the album vocals here, great performance, I'm sure this recording does it no justice. I've been a Who fan for as long as I can remember, and this song is one of my all time favorites, just because it exemplifies evrything each member is and does well.
cory640 1 year ago
...and the rest of the crew is also doing a good job....
dbx42dot1 1 year ago
moon/entwistle !
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tyrellamorello 2 years ago
Iwas at that concert
meouter1 2 years ago 2
was the kiid who played for them after keith passed out good??
brandontylerkaiser 2 years ago
Why is your name 'Brandon' then?
HIs name was Scot.
ImOfNope 1 year ago
Hey man you should upload in rapidshare or something like that, the whole concert.
saocir 2 years ago
9:00 pete is checking out mr. moon;s ;condition. he had good reason...keith would pass out in the next few minutes from an accidental o.d. and scott halpin would get his 15 minutes.
massiveham 2 years ago
well said and thanks for that bit of info.
Robelli1717 2 years ago
literally!
putdownan8dude 2 years ago
this is my fav album of *all* time!! So cool to see this performance.
Bloomacious 2 years ago 4
Quadropenia is the best album ever made.
bobshark123 2 years ago 69
You haven't seen the photo album I made of my family trip to Yosemite last year, then. My mother in law got kinda sick, but, apart from that, everyone had a ball. Quadrophenia's good too, by the way.
dantean 2 years ago
nobody told her to eat that dried bear meat the indian mystic fed her...
putdownan8dude 2 years ago
You can't talk that woman out of anything.
dantean 2 years ago
@bobshark123 You are correct Bob!
AntiTraci 1 year ago
@bobshark123 You are correct! The BEST ALBUM EVER! EVER! EVER!
AntiTraci 1 year ago
@bobshark123 totally agree dude
JLudiker 1 year ago
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watergirl2000 1 year ago
@bobshark123 How bout' Who's next?
joelbroncos 7 months ago
@bobshark123 Completely True.
TheEpicImpaler 3 months ago
favorite band of all time,however all the canned music on this "live"version is disappointig.Live at Leeds shreds this!!
fullmooney1 2 years ago
Quadrophenia is an extremely difficult album to recreate live; this is why many backing tracks were needed.
redsoxfan713 2 years ago 4
and why The Who never toured it to the same extent or success as Tommy. The machines that played the tracks broke down and jammed so reguarly, and they meant there was no room for the band to improvise a la Live at Leeds. I think the guy who's job it was to operate/maintain the tape machines got a guitar thrown at him by Pete when the machine broke down one time
PeteTownshendIsJesus 2 years ago
ha the other night i got into a brawl while i was hammered knocked some prick out who thought he could push around me and my boys. one punch ko. then of course his pussy wankster friends all jumped in and started smashing my face. me and my buds had to fight them off. real shit show. one guy really sucker punched me in the eye and my pants got ripped up. the whole incident makes me identify with this song and the rest of the album more. im 18 and this is album in alotta ways describes my life
ziggystardust3113 2 years ago 4
me too this album has got me through some hard times its great
PETEtownsend19 2 years ago 3
ballroot
bobshark123 2 years ago
by reading this you should have your ass kicked hourly,maybe you will hang around some people with a little class in the future,me and my boys,grow up punk,or end up dead
jeffrewillis 2 years ago
hey fuck you man you dont know me. were all in uni now. some of my friends got scholarships. fuckin goof. ill remember the name jeff willis.
ziggystardust3113 2 years ago
I saw them in Philly on this tour. THey were fantastic despite what Pete had said about the difficulties of this tour. (as this video illustrates)
Really brilliant!!! AND Moon didn't pass out either!!! hehehe
musicmann1967 2 years ago 4
LOVE THE WHO
whitetipreef 2 years ago 7
ME TOO-I LOVE THE WHO! They rock and their songs are not the easiest to sing for Roger Daltry.
Come tour again dudes! Love ya, saw you
in Chicago (70s) & San Diego (07). Party on!
wjv4me 2 years ago
many years ago, I think Pete saw alot alot of things we didnt see, I think we're catching up to him
dandeexxxx 2 years ago 2
Yeah, like especially how he thought that the word Quadrophenia meant "four split-personalities."
Entwistle54 2 years ago
I think if I'm not mistaken this is the part in Quadrophenia were Jimmy is on speed and drunk on gin and hears a symphony from a boat engine on the way to the rock.
zed0469 2 years ago 4
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pete is a child fiddler,he should be done for it,and not get away with it just cause was a pop star,as much i like this band,the first line in the song says,15 years of age but sexual motive.what is it ill take it ,who is she ill rape it
tottymansing 3 years ago
Iwas 9 when first heard the this,6 years later the film,30 years later its still brilliant.... testament enough?
24903335 3 years ago 3
this song is indeed a classic!!
Wenindoubtukisscraig 3 years ago 4
I was 9 too....I've always loved The Who, especially Roger!!! Brill then still are now!!! LEGEND!!!
Mrsbogglewart 2 years ago
that was friggin great!!!!!
b1gred501 3 years ago 2
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look, pete used a credit card to download child porn. then he claimed he was 'investigating' same. he managed to get off on the charges BUT he was an abused victim . . . but that does not make him different than many of us--merely a famous version of us . . yup this is a great tune on a great, great album. the Who's best- by far-- it makes me laugh when people think Who's Next is their best- what?-- this is one of the best rock albums of the twentieth century-- one of the ten best . . . mbb
maineblackbear08 3 years ago
Well, they are both the best; their best; best of all-time. Dr. Jimmy and Won't Get Fooled Again the best songs.... Philly Live is the best performance; I've had it on record since 1974. It was called Decidedly Belated Response.
eameece 3 years ago
Best track on Quadrophenia.
HooHeeHaHa 3 years ago
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is Pete a child porn molester?
damienbaits 3 years ago
No, but he was molested as a child. It always makes me sad when I think about it.
thankyoupourlavideo 3 years ago
He was suspected of possession of child porn, but none was found and he was never charged.
TheZigZagWanderer 3 years ago
is this about music or what
24903335 3 years ago
your stupid, just get off youtube please.
Wenindoubtukisscraig 3 years ago
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MRVLADO82 3 years ago
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THIS SUCKS
damienbaits 3 years ago
you sucks
valerock667 3 years ago
you suck.
anton9108 3 years ago
@ damienbaits And what, 3 Days Grace is better? Fuck you, dude!
Headbanger142 1 year ago 3
Love the Who-unsung heroes-wish I could see them in L.A. this year, saw them in San Diego last year-love the WHO-LONG LIVE ROCK!
Thanks for this upload:-)
wjv4me 3 years ago
john 5:36-5:43 so funny love them love this song
longliverock1973 3 years ago
how i wish that one day someone'll produce this concert and the woodstock one on dvd officially....i can't find them anywhere in bootleg format...well, in Italy there's nothing but shit in music stores, so....
epimetero 3 years ago
Stupid 4 Reel Editor.
Other than that, great stuff. "Is it me, for a moment?" I love Quadrophenia.
RockNRollRanter 3 years ago 4
Moonie is a goddamn genius.
HollywoodWags 3 years ago
I was at this show. No one should open for The Who, or bands of their caliber. I have never liked Lynard Skynard, not because they are not good, just because they were like shit compared to The Who!
Saw them on the previous tour also promoting Who's Next, at the SF civic center. I was 13 yrs. old & my dad got me the last available ticket for $5.50. My brother had to drive me.
Saw them in Oakland in the late 80's for a reunion tour & then in 06'. They still ROCK even though 2 are gone.
gymijet 3 years ago 3
You were at this show? This is the same show Keith passed out and Scott Halpin (RIP) came out of the audience to sit it on drums during the last three songs. Do you remember seeing all of this?
dlquinn9517 3 years ago
Yes, I remember most of it. There were huge white PA's in the back of the auditorium for the quadraphonic effect. It was the first time I had ever seen that. The show was a little disjointed because of Keith's problems. As I recall, he was doing the big drum solo before the scream in "Won't get fooled again" & he kind of stood up & literally banged his head on the gong behind him. He was able to come back for a while, but was done for the night during "Magic Bus". Halpin did a good job.
gymijet 3 years ago 4
This would have been one of the Best Who shows ever if keith didn't pass out. He was playing great until that moment and it was a perfect performance of Quad. However, this is a Bill Graham recording and rumors are that the Bill's soundboard recording of this is in Wolfgang's Vault. This vault has it's own website which streams shows that were done by Bill Graham. This video is from his archive. Hopefully this video and the soundboard recording are both in his vault. :D
chriwluc 3 years ago 3
totally true. the audio came off the 'board,' I doubt it would be released.
caesarcerf 3 years ago
I wish they would release this. Quadrophenia is something that hits home for many of us. And, to hear it live in it its heyday(although not critically acclaimed); raw, something more punk than punk.
snouty1 3 years ago 2
sabbath227 get a grip. this was low-res film taken by the who themselves to evaluate how they were doing syncing to the pre-recorded tapes. it was DUH! never designed for release.
caesarcerf 3 years ago
Is that right? These videos were to check on their perforance? Very cool, and very professional.
Exilemainstreet 3 years ago
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this is a shitty recording both on the sound and video whoever was in charge of filming this is an idiot and what missing video why didnt u just but a black screen with time on it thats what half this video is
sabbath227 3 years ago
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put a black screen
sabbath227 3 years ago
hey sabath! WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHH!!!!!
sharp1972 3 years ago
I LOVE Quadrophenia! Pete's brilliance really shines through on this album.
"I'm feeling restless
Bring another score around
Maybe something stronger
Can really hold me down?!"
AMAZING!
JohnnyDepp5115 3 years ago 4
Her fellas gonna kill me?
OH FUCKING WILL HE..?
Scotty90210 3 years ago 14
@Scotty90210 BEST PART!
XxDazedandConfusedx1 5 months ago
Quadrophenia is just pure genius!
ZosoTownshend07 3 years ago
I had seen a lota of concerts when I was young a teenager during the 70"s I must say This Band THE WHO ,was the best Live band I have Ever Seen!!- 1976 Boston Garden
frankhattre 3 years ago
5/15/08!!
HAPPY WHO DAY!!
1specialkay 3 years ago
Rodger really displayed his rejection to Quadrophenia" during the recording sessions but Pete's persistance proved to be that they were both right and wrong. Rodger was wrong because the music proved over time to be brilliant. Pete was wrong because the technology in the '70s proved to be inept for a live performance. Again.....ahead of their time.
BuddyT 3 years ago 2
5:36 Entwistle-'hey, who you looking at MF'er'...
bardobound 3 years ago 23
@bardobound First off do not address the Ox in an impudent manner. The Ox suffered from hearing loss, and he looks at Pete for cues.
zangazoo2007 1 year ago
@bardobound Entwistle was much more expressive than in later appearances
neverindoubt 1 year ago 2
I have forever wondered how that supposed "farewell" tour in 1982 affected their credibility. I hope not too much, as the latest album ('Endless Wire') is quite a statement.
deluge71 3 years ago
the lyrics speak for themselves really a briliantly written and performed song
whosnext166 3 years ago
The Who were always a different band live, very powerful, but in a different way. Those backing tapes should never have been used because it killed the live performance. After all, they never used tapes in performing "Tommy" and "Amazing Journey" was their best live song.
bondurango 3 years ago
What is it Ill take it Who is She ;I"ll Rape it. Gettin High You can"t beat it"
frankhattre 3 years ago
What is it? I'll take it.
Who is she? I'll rape it.
Got a bet there? I'll meet it.
Getting High? You can't beat it. In my opinion, my favorite Who song,
KD20850 3 years ago 3
Just for the record I had just got done readin some of Petes writings. Keith Moon had relasped after 90 days of sobriety. He ended his own life by takin a lethal mix of barbs. and pills! It was a suicide!!
frankhattre 3 years ago
No. Keith was getting his life back on track. His girlfriend says he was calm that night and even left McCartneys Party early to go home to bed. Tragically he just forgot how many pills he'd taken (habit of a lifetime?). Still unsurpassed.
babyshambler 3 years ago 2
such a shame that keith of all people had to die so quietly.
he's definitely in my top five favorite people of all time
ps--babyshambles is one of my favorite bands!
FreeThinker53 3 years ago
for the record, that babyshambles bit was in response to someone else's post, not just me being off topic
FreeThinker53 3 years ago
No, it wasn't
thewho6507 3 years ago
f ing great where did u get this
hawkman1951 3 years ago
I saw them in the Boston Garden april 1st 1976.Keith had O.D on the 2nd set every one laughed,they scheduled a makeup show and he died a few years later.I am glad I was there!!
frankhattre 3 years ago
Lucky bastard! I was only 3 months old when Moonie's last Boston show with The Who took place. I have seen The Who FOUR TIMES in the last 19 years, each show better than one before it. In fact, The Who at the old Foxboro Stadium was my first concert in July of 1989 at the tender age of 13 (saw them again in 1997, 2002 and 2006). The Who, Pink Floyd, Rush and Genesis are my FOUR ALL TIME FAVORITE BANDS!
obcpwaves 3 years ago
In Toronto, on a cold rainy night in November '82, I (literally) fought all night battle in a line-up to get tickets to The Who's final show ever. Coulda scalped tickets for a fortune. Didn't. (They ended up doing Reunion Tours in late 1980's - saw those shows too.) The Who was 'my' band and this was 'my' album. In the concerts(s), Dr Jimmy was the song we all waited for. We were all 'Jimmý'.
cyberwanderer 4 years ago 8
It was too bad they turned around and have about 6 tours since their "farewell" tour. I have seen them live, and they were fantastic
thewho6507 3 years ago
You tell em, RC. If anybody knows, I know you would
assngrass 4 years ago
I thank you I think!
rogcuadra 4 years ago
Oh my!!!!!
rogcuadra 4 years ago
when did keith pass out?
foreverWHOfan 4 years ago
look on the you TUBE THE WHO MOON IS GONE PART 1-3 you can see keith passing out oh my!!!!!!!!!!
rogcuadra 4 years ago
During Won't Get Fooled Again, then again on Magic Bus
thewho6507 3 years ago
i was at this concert we got there at 8am we were as fuck-up as Keith Moon who passed out and was replaced by a kid name Scott, also a group called Lynyrd Skynyrd opened the show Freebird was the last song they played before the Who came on, did I mention I was fuck-up all day!!!!
rogcuadra 4 years ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
lynyrd skynrd did not open for the who, and if they did. freebird wasnt written yet.
jovib1 4 years ago
Hey jackass read this from ALL MUSIC GUIDE Free Bird" and an opening slot on the Who's 1973 Quadrophenia tour gave Lynyrd Skynyrd a devoted following, And furthermore i was at the fuckin concert get your fact right or shut the fuck-off!!!!!!!
rogcuadra 4 years ago
Haha i love it when john looks at the camera at about 5:40. Quadrophenia is amazing times ten, and great performance.
longliveWHO515 4 years ago 4
Awesome Awesome Quadrophenia is froma song writting and musical standpoint the who's greatest album
whosnext166 4 years ago
This is my favorite Who song.
Not just because of the lyrics, I really love the music, especially during the chorus.
theworldwar1penguin 4 years ago
Umm...anyone else here gonna post? Kick ass song.
TheWhoPwn 4 years ago
Lol chippy200 you're exactly right...No lyrics can beat that. And it's all the way he says fuckin'...Just priceless. Amen to that.
TheWhoPwn 4 years ago 2
Is it me, for a moment?
TheWhoPwn 4 years ago
"You say she's a virgin? Well im going to be the first in." nice
jrod10021 4 years ago
"her fellas gonna kill me , oh fucking will he" cant be any better lyrics than that
chippy200 4 years ago
Best delivery ever.
Zebonka 4 years ago
Classic WHO !!!
IamTheSea1973 4 years ago
Doctor Jimmy and Mr. Jim
When I'm pilled you don't notice him
He only comes out when I drink my gin
Headbanger14 4 years ago
LONG LIVE ROCK!
Antonialennon 4 years ago
i love this song
pj0427 4 years ago 2
I love when john notices the camera haha
zeroman089 4 years ago
A Classic Theme
Seymourcrutch 4 years ago
I don't care what Led Zep or Floyd fanatics say, but the Who was no doubt the 1st group in history where all members took their instruments or voice to the limit and went beyond! They were the 1st to push the envelope, they invented hard rock and punk before they knew what it was, to them, it was just playing!
chuckdrum 4 years ago
CHUCK - Don't forget Dave Davies and the Kinks! Heavy stuff, that.
LEROTHECAT 4 years ago
i wanna see the kid they pulled up on stage for keith after he passed out can u plz post the vid
zaboman358 4 years ago
How did they do the horn section for this song live? Was it a tape or a mellotron or something?
RaggedTiger70 4 years ago
OMG WHERED YOU GET THIS!
quintmorrison 4 years ago
good song....Roger forgot the lyrics toward the beginning, though.
JiggeryPoker 4 years ago
when?
foppa123 4 years ago
can someone please post won't get fooled again
from this show.
KEITH MOON ROCKS
scotty30091993 4 years ago
That's when he passed out. =P
KingHellstrings 4 years ago
keith moon passed out at won't get fooled again at this show
thewho6507 4 years ago
Agree with previous comment. Thank you for a rare treasure. This is from an important period, one that was tough for the band but (from this clip, at least) a time when they delivered on stage.
Even through the technical limitations of this, the performance (and musicianship) comes through.
Please share more!
pendergb 4 years ago
great great rare piece of footage....i hope people realise what an exceptionaly rare piece of video this is...
very well done for posting
dougm1971 4 years ago