Pete used David Gilmour as his guitarist as he feels David was a much better guitarist than he was, Pete will even attest. In fact, David was his first choice of guitarist for The Who's 1989 reunion tour but David was unavailable due to the Pink Floyd Momentary Lapse Tour was extended into a third year. Townshend would play with Gilmour again in 1996 at Hyde Park this time with The Who.
@jackskillet....very understandable on your emotions....this song is so much more than just a good beat and it's pretty much true Townshend at his most creative!! Good artists have "that special way" of conveying their angst and in doing so "they" make their listeners FEEL DEEPLY and in the end, we ALL sing along!! Keep Rocking my man...^5's
Yep. That's David Gilmore. Pete was quoted as saying at the time he really wanted to pair up David Gilmore and Simon Phillips based on their styles. He was right. You listen to Give Blood and their styles worked very well together, with Pete's guitar in the mix too. The Deep End band ruled...except that '80s bass the bass player is using. Man is that dated. :)
Don't cry, leftists. This song is about how you should be ashamed of yourselves. You wanted to break apart the extended and nuclear British family and you are now suffering the consequences. Congradulations, Marxists!!!
i dont know why but im tearing up...unreal feeling..this...song...hard to describe what im feeling....feels good though... to moved this way...i just cant help it....its just that good...i was 23 yrs old when this concert took place....time has passed very fast....lots of love to all
I was on the 3rd row for the 1st show of the Psycho Derelict tour (Great Woods in Massachusetts). The multi-media electronics for Derelict wouldn't work so Pete proceeded to play four hours of Who and solo music. Hands down the greatest rock-n-roll show I have ever seen.
Hey jjp, grow up. A studio recording is a "Museum-quality example", and bears little resemblance to "real music". Or haven't you seen enough live performances yet to know that? This is a great performance, full of heart, great tunes, and, yes, with a few mistakes, too. Real music.
I always thought this was a very honest song about Pete's reaction to being engulfed by all the 80s music at the time, he's like, "ah, I'm burned out, the train is leaving the station and I don't care." It's brilliant. And, I must add, was better than most of the music that came out in the 80s.
I'm sorry...but this is terrible. Pete flubbing his lines, the musicians not playing in key, the lame-ass horn section, and the off-pitch backup vocalists. Why couldn't they have just stayed as close to the original version as possible? They ruined this epic song that means so much to me and brings back so many memories of that time.
@jjp009 i beg to differ...this is a great version, i think that the horn section really...REALLY...adds to this song....i think its a beautiful version
Strait and bang on.It is a pity the the solid is now gone,Keith and John.But hey, ,needed the horns and backing vocals to fill in,crazy eh.Though the best live grunt to studio perfection.Is not the Pete the bomb.As is his true fluke masterpiece,Quadraphenia..
Strait and bang on.It is a pity the the solid is now gone,Keith and John.But hey, ,needed the horns and backing vocals to fill in,crazy eh.Though the best live grunt to studio perfection.Is not the Pete the bomb.As is his true fluke masterpiece,Quadrophenia. .
Strait and bang on.Tiss a pity the the solid is now gone,Keith and John.But hey, ,needed the horns and backing vocals to fill in,crazy eh.Though the best live grunt to studio perfection.Ain!t Pete the bomb.As is his true fluk masterpiece,Quadrophenia. .
Strait and bang on.Tiss a pity the the solid is now gone,Keith and John.But hey, ,needed the horns and backing vocals to fill in,crazy eh.Though the best live grunt to studio perfection.Ain!t Pete the bomb.As is his true fluk masterpiece,Quadraphenia. .
Strait and bang on.Tiss a pity the the solid is now gone,Keith and John.But hey needed the horns and backing vocals to fill in,crazy eh.Though the best live grunt to studio perfection.Ain!t pete the bomb.As is his true fluk masterpiece,Quadraphenia. .
The drummer looks like the one and only Jeffrey Thomas Porcaro and the lead axe player looks suspiciously like David Jon Gilmour. Please correct me if I'm wrong. Pete is one of the best at inspiring emotion!!! Bravo! Simon Phillips ROCKS and the piano... WOW!
I've got to say, compared to a couple of the greatest bands of all time...The Who and Pink Floyd....this is quite an awful load of shit. The lights, the horn section, the backup singers, the bass, the sadly aging stars.
Pete Townshend and David Gilmour's work with the Who and the Floyd....flawless expertise. 2 bands with flawless discographies. After "It's Hard", and the movie version of The Wall in 1982, it seemed these brilliant artists became exausted. I mean, this is just a joke....wtf
@invaderzimgirl14 Well...not necessarily a joke per se...but a somewhat tired effort, compared to their great past. Not the worst thing since 1982 though, I will say.
@Blendeture Well in a way I agree, BUT I discovered The Who through the album endless wire. so they had an amazing past, that doesn't mean they should quite trying right? anyway that's just my opinion, you probably feel differently.
@Blendeture With all due respect to your opinion: I didn't need to look in your profile to know you had yourself described as a musician, young enough to be my son.
As one who plays music, and many instruments, yes, it could have been done better. So, in that regard, we agree.
But I don't list myself as a musician.
I believe your audience decides that.
As for the video, perhaps we're hearing different songs:See my comment below.
Maybe it's just my age, or just the very creative lyrics and music, but unlike my friend below who has watched it 50 times since it has been posted, this song, among many, many others, continues to rattle around in my brain, easily brought to the front, by so many situations, always great ones.
Legends on stage, Dave Gilmour, Pete Townshend, what else can you say? Some cock ups with the lyrics...Pete takes it all in stride, he's great, so he can!!! Bless you and your family Pete!!!
as a life long fan of pete & the who,i still love to watch footage that i havent seen much of...& the deep end material is just that!!...thanks for the posts
@cookieman38111 I agree, but then again the song is about bitterness. And then he forgets the lyrics for a moment--all in all a reason for bitterness.
Always loved this song. Lookit David Gilmour backing an old friend here. Nice having a great musician for a friend to gig along with ya when you need a hand. Very nice.
@matchgrip1234 I dont recall Simon touring w/ The Who> Kenny Jones was The Who's drummer in the 80's
Kenny was Rodger's friend from Rod Stewarts band The Faces .After Moon's death in 78 Pete was a spirtual and pyhsical wreck , thats when the decision was made to add Jones. My be3leif is , they wuld have had greater sucess in the 80's if Simon had gotten the job
@head5338 I tried to paste the link here to show you but for some reason it didn't allow me. You can search "Simon Phillips The Who" on you tube and enjoy!
@matchgrip1234 ohhh , DOH ! the Tommy revival in 89 , How could I forget that . That was an ass kicking tour lol , seen 2 shows on that tour . Good I hate forgetting prime moments in my life . peace
@head5338 - I don't know where you get this theory ? The Who's demise was due to Pete Townsend's wish to terminate the band due to several factors. It was cerainly nothing to do with either Kenny Jones or Simon Phillips. If it was a factor, it played a minor part. Do your reading before you opinionate.
putting on a percussionist's costume and puppettering myself off at the superbowl as keith moon. Take that you bullies from the cask of 43! WHO DAT! WHO DAT! LombardiGras! I steped back and i hiccuped, and drew brees blew back my hair. Who Dat? DatWho.44
talk about standing out like a sewer hole... clipboard station.
Great video. I like the original studio release, one of my favorites and always will be. However I really really like this version with the addition of the brass. I play it all the time and it drives my wife crazy!!
I think the studio version is a bit more melancholic. This is when he was getting back on track. and I think a certain user who shall remain nameless is covering up for his own inadequicy
@er2009... really. nice words. really mature. what, are you in third grade... wait sorry, I probably over-estimated... first grade. I bet the only real way you can make a half-decent comeback (in your mind) is if you put bloody sailor talk in a comment.
look at his face around 2:40-3:00 Poor Pete... He was so angry and I don't blame him... His life must have been a living Hell... and at that, those bastards criticized this song, and he poured his hear and soul into the song...
During this time when The Floyd was deciding on what to do after Waters departed, Gilmour was rent-a-guitar for awhile - he also played on a Supertramp album and with McCartney - he did eventually reunite the Floyd
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You have got that completely the wrong way around. Page - Who, Gilmore - Led Zep, Townshend - Pink Floyd. Gilmore would never smash up his guitars and I think its appalling that Page did so often. His drummer was just as bad and frequently smashed up his drum kit.
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awwwyeaboyeeee 4 days ago
Send this to all the 49er fans Simon Phillips is one David Gilmour can adapt to any style He is amazing
TheStampedehero 1 week ago
I have loved and adored this mans music, especially his solo stuff sense the beginning, BUT, Pete totally botched this song!
ldrobarts 1 month ago
Pete used David Gilmour as his guitarist as he feels David was a much better guitarist than he was, Pete will even attest. In fact, David was his first choice of guitarist for The Who's 1989 reunion tour but David was unavailable due to the Pink Floyd Momentary Lapse Tour was extended into a third year. Townshend would play with Gilmour again in 1996 at Hyde Park this time with The Who.
tjrrockandrollmaster 2 months ago
@jackskillet....very understandable on your emotions....this song is so much more than just a good beat and it's pretty much true Townshend at his most creative!! Good artists have "that special way" of conveying their angst and in doing so "they" make their listeners FEEL DEEPLY and in the end, we ALL sing along!! Keep Rocking my man...^5's
TheStuport 2 months ago
Yep. That's David Gilmore. Pete was quoted as saying at the time he really wanted to pair up David Gilmore and Simon Phillips based on their styles. He was right. You listen to Give Blood and their styles worked very well together, with Pete's guitar in the mix too. The Deep End band ruled...except that '80s bass the bass player is using. Man is that dated. :)
p47paul 2 months ago
A classic song that reminds me of my days on the radio.
robdesign64 3 months ago
It is Gilmour
RR122166 3 months ago
@RR122166 Fairly sure it is. Gilmour did such an amazing job on Pete's song "Give Blood".
ZenDriveSeven 3 months ago
Don't cry, leftists. This song is about how you should be ashamed of yourselves. You wanted to break apart the extended and nuclear British family and you are now suffering the consequences. Congradulations, Marxists!!!
tomthefunky 3 months ago
Pete cultivates you with his meaningful lyrics then backs it up with a powerful hard rock beat. Genius. Songwriters listen up.
brody1jaws 3 months ago
Just heard this on the radio,and it was worth looking up...
Mr.Shneebly on lead guitar.
and the two back-up singers are hot mamas for sure...
Pete never disappoints.
JBodine67 3 months ago
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i got your slit skirt right here baby
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divine right became delusioal entitlement
SuperMegaUberGenius 4 months ago
thanks
djtvc15 4 months ago
pete and dave... excellence..
kdw456 5 months ago
That is for sure David Gilmour. That was fantastic, I think I am just going to sit here and watch Pete vids all night.
cmackwell 5 months ago 8
@cmackwell … Yea, I thought that was Gilmour too…
YManCyberDude 4 months ago
@cmackwell ....Me too!
Kmrc1213 3 months ago
Thats Pete !!!
Bronxwest1 5 months ago
looks kind of like gilmour in a nerdy haircut. i think that is gilmour, indeed!
hiprhyme 6 months ago
looks kind of like gilmour in a nerdy haircut
hiprhyme 6 months ago
Is that David Gilmour on guitar?
2ubester2 6 months ago
@2ubester2 Yep
bulletinman 5 months ago in playlist 9-6-10
there should be something learned.
Have you learned?
Have you?
jukinj3 7 months ago
The brass is awesome!!!!
debbym1965 7 months ago
i dont know why but im tearing up...unreal feeling..this...song...hard to describe what im feeling....feels good though... to moved this way...i just cant help it....its just that good...i was 23 yrs old when this concert took place....time has passed very fast....lots of love to all
jackskillet 8 months ago 11
is this available in full concert form, i love give blood, i think this is from the same video
vanhalen515084 8 months ago
Liked this song when I first heard it when I was 12. LOVED the song when I turned 40 and realized how much I related to it.
netboy04 8 months ago
I was on the 3rd row for the 1st show of the Psycho Derelict tour (Great Woods in Massachusetts). The multi-media electronics for Derelict wouldn't work so Pete proceeded to play four hours of Who and solo music. Hands down the greatest rock-n-roll show I have ever seen.
marksmail2011 8 months ago
damn I love his voice!
purple1042 9 months ago
at 135 its david gilmour on guitar-floyddddddddddddddddddddddddddddd
dansdone 9 months ago
@dansdone Dave annonces his prescence with authority!
karlwho1 9 months ago
@dansdone Very cool! Would not have noticed!
greymilton 8 months ago
Hey jjp, grow up. A studio recording is a "Museum-quality example", and bears little resemblance to "real music". Or haven't you seen enough live performances yet to know that? This is a great performance, full of heart, great tunes, and, yes, with a few mistakes, too. Real music.
jimnden 10 months ago
This is my fav line-up. I love simon and pino
lovedandhis 11 months ago
AWESOME! Petes THE GREATEST!
lovedandhis 11 months ago
I would have given up a month of my life to have been at this performance.
misterbill999 11 months ago
I always thought this was a very honest song about Pete's reaction to being engulfed by all the 80s music at the time, he's like, "ah, I'm burned out, the train is leaving the station and I don't care." It's brilliant. And, I must add, was better than most of the music that came out in the 80s.
tdelacruz61 11 months ago
As a singer/song writer/rhythm guitarist Pete Townshend has always been one of my favorites and this song remains one of of his best.
matchgrip1234 11 months ago
No one tells a story through a song like Pete Townsend. Outstanding!!!!!
slockyboy 11 months ago
This performance is da bomb!
mudcatGS86 1 year ago
another jem frm ROCKPALAST
batfrend 1 year ago
The 2nd guitar is also pretty good. I bet if he practices some and gets lucky he makes it someday.
ahz123 1 year ago 3
Rythym section from Big Country
bozo1168 1 year ago
@bozo1168 REALLY? thats so cool
batfrend 1 year ago
I'm continually amazed by this man's beauty and brilliance.
eil33nann 1 year ago
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eil33nann 1 year ago
I'm sorry...but this is terrible. Pete flubbing his lines, the musicians not playing in key, the lame-ass horn section, and the off-pitch backup vocalists. Why couldn't they have just stayed as close to the original version as possible? They ruined this epic song that means so much to me and brings back so many memories of that time.
jjp009 1 year ago
@jjp009 i beg to differ...this is a great version, i think that the horn section really...REALLY...adds to this song....i think its a beautiful version
ultramagnus58 1 year ago
@ultramagnus58 I respect your opinion. To each his/her own.
jjp009 1 year ago
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Strait and bang on.It is a pity the the solid is now gone,Keith and John.But hey, ,needed the horns and backing vocals to fill in,crazy eh.Though the best live grunt to studio perfection.Is not the Pete the bomb.As is his true fluke masterpiece,Quadraphenia..
goneby100 1 year ago
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Strait and bang on.It is a pity the the solid is now gone,Keith and John.But hey, ,needed the horns and backing vocals to fill in,crazy eh.Though the best live grunt to studio perfection.Is not the Pete the bomb.As is his true fluke masterpiece,Quadrophenia. .
goneby100 1 year ago
Strait and bang on.Tiss a pity the the solid is now gone,Keith and John.But hey, ,needed the horns and backing vocals to fill in,crazy eh.Though the best live grunt to studio perfection.Ain!t Pete the bomb.As is his true fluk masterpiece,Quadrophenia. .
goneby100 1 year ago
Strait and bang on.Tiss a pity the the solid is now gone,Keith and John.But hey, ,needed the horns and backing vocals to fill in,crazy eh.Though the best live grunt to studio perfection.Ain!t Pete the bomb.As is his true fluk masterpiece,Quadraphenia. .
goneby100 1 year ago
Strait and bang on.Tiss a pity the the solid is now gone,Keith and John.But hey needed the horns and backing vocals to fill in,crazy eh.Though the best live grunt to studio perfection.Ain!t pete the bomb.As is his true fluk masterpiece,Quadraphenia. .
goneby100 1 year ago
this was the end of rock. so sad rock was supposed to never die. this tune was awesome and the end of rock
oddwiak 1 year ago
The drummer looks like the one and only Jeffrey Thomas Porcaro and the lead axe player looks suspiciously like David Jon Gilmour. Please correct me if I'm wrong. Pete is one of the best at inspiring emotion!!! Bravo! Simon Phillips ROCKS and the piano... WOW!
ChunkaTime 1 year ago
@ChunkaTime Hey dude ..you're right about Gilmore..but the drummer is Simon Phillips...happy holidays
retdet02 1 year ago
I really would be upset if the allegations against Pete had substance!
TheZiggytoondust 1 year ago
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jwahh 1 year ago
Simply......Amazing.
lesstrat01 1 year ago
one of my most favourite songs, thanks
waxeye55 1 year ago
Nicolas Cage with a guitar, just amazing
dreck93 1 year ago
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Does anyone know the name of the sax player with the glasses? He seemed to be in a lot of 80's videos and concerts.
Retroman27 1 year ago
Does anyone know the name of the sax player with the glasses? He seemed to be in a lot of 80's videos and concerts.
Retroman27 1 year ago
@Retroman27 I think Tom Scott (pulled a muscle in my brain coming up with that one)
head5338 10 months ago
one of the best songwriters of all time. this song was my go to on dates when I was 16 or so.
gavinsdad1 1 year ago
I've got to say, compared to a couple of the greatest bands of all time...The Who and Pink Floyd....this is quite an awful load of shit. The lights, the horn section, the backup singers, the bass, the sadly aging stars.
Pete Townshend and David Gilmour's work with the Who and the Floyd....flawless expertise. 2 bands with flawless discographies. After "It's Hard", and the movie version of The Wall in 1982, it seemed these brilliant artists became exausted. I mean, this is just a joke....wtf
Blendeture 1 year ago
@Blendeture so does that make endless wire a joke as well??
invaderzimgirl14 1 year ago
@invaderzimgirl14 Well...not necessarily a joke per se...but a somewhat tired effort, compared to their great past. Not the worst thing since 1982 though, I will say.
Blendeture 1 year ago
@Blendeture Well in a way I agree, BUT I discovered The Who through the album endless wire. so they had an amazing past, that doesn't mean they should quite trying right? anyway that's just my opinion, you probably feel differently.
invaderzimgirl14 1 year ago
@Blendeture With all due respect to your opinion: I didn't need to look in your profile to know you had yourself described as a musician, young enough to be my son.
As one who plays music, and many instruments, yes, it could have been done better. So, in that regard, we agree.
But I don't list myself as a musician.
I believe your audience decides that.
As for the video, perhaps we're hearing different songs:See my comment below.
Please, hold your anger if you respond.
Peace.
Rock
rockinroller7 1 year ago
definitely need some better audio on this tune - the line up is classic.
UNIVDNC 1 year ago
Maybe it's just my age, or just the very creative lyrics and music, but unlike my friend below who has watched it 50 times since it has been posted, this song, among many, many others, continues to rattle around in my brain, easily brought to the front, by so many situations, always great ones.
Peace.
Rock
rockinroller7 1 year ago 4
bom pra caramba!!!!!
MarcelaLSD 1 year ago
Brilliant :)
Grafietstift 1 year ago
Good oldies Thank God for You Tube
ohreely1 1 year ago 2
Legends on stage, Dave Gilmour, Pete Townshend, what else can you say? Some cock ups with the lyrics...Pete takes it all in stride, he's great, so he can!!! Bless you and your family Pete!!!
booeyats1 1 year ago
The AWESOME drummer is Simon Phillips
rrm310 1 year ago
david on the other guitar?
dandamagetoo 1 year ago
@dandamagetoo Yep, that's David Gilmour.
Iluvbisquits 1 year ago
brilliant lyrics
TheZiggytoondust 1 year ago
This song is brilliant!
PeteTownshendFanatic 1 year ago
That was in 1986. Where the hell has music gone today? Epic stuff.
Jnkdog 1 year ago
as a life long fan of pete & the who,i still love to watch footage that i havent seen much of...& the deep end material is just that!!...thanks for the posts
bowcowest 1 year ago
and i don't dress like some republican mitt romney
MYJESUSROCKS 1 year ago
Awesome
mkosakowski 1 year ago
well aside from forgetting the lyrics a couple of times, missing a cue, and losing a high note, this is kind of nice.
StretchPhotography 1 year ago
@StretchPhotography . . . oh I get it....you're an ASSHOLE, huh.
HammernHeads 1 year ago
it's a telecaster.doesn't hurt to have david gilmour in the backround.
stiggs61 1 year ago
Happy 65th PETE!!
kronlof2 1 year ago
Can't pretend that growing older never hurts. Dead on Pete... as usual.
tommyrock69 1 year ago
I love when he fucks up on the lyrics and coooolly continues on.....
Shaputy 1 year ago 2
Pete seems a little bitter for some reason.
cookieman38111 1 year ago
@cookieman38111 I agree, but then again the song is about bitterness. And then he forgets the lyrics for a moment--all in all a reason for bitterness.
psripley 1 year ago
Epic performance. Thanks for posting in 2007. I've watched it 50 times since then.
JeffTheCanuck2 1 year ago 23
again, this is th most beautimus chord progression ever. well perhaps funeral for a friend .
ePhilosopher9 1 year ago 2
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Without a doubt the absolute worst version of this song I've ever heard.
BillyMacQ 1 year ago
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Someone knows something about the accusations of pedophilia some time ago against the old Pete?
Polica40 1 year ago
Always loved this song. Lookit David Gilmour backing an old friend here. Nice having a great musician for a friend to gig along with ya when you need a hand. Very nice.
Jammerkevin 1 year ago 2
The most underrated solo sond by Pete
ugvug 1 year ago 2
Great post! I remember when I first realized that Pete actually sang many of the Who songs. He was as good as Roger.
chic7ago 1 year ago 2
The drummer is master Simon Phillips. He is an awesome musician.
B0NZOfan2 1 year ago
His drummer kicks some ass. He does some innovative stuff.
mjpitche 1 year ago 9
@mjpitche
of course: It´s Simon Phillips! ;-)
HimerEntertainment 1 year ago
@mjpitche Simon Phillips..toured with the Who also.
Jiggs46 1 year ago
@Jiggs46 He must have been a great change and a lift to the band from Keith Moon.
mjpitche 1 year ago
@mjpitche Of course, that would be the legendary Simon Phillips, Esq.
gazelam 1 year ago
@mjpitche The one and only Simon Phillips!!!!
jrock4th 1 year ago
@mjpitche His name is Simon Phillips. Amazing drummer. He toured with The Who in the 80's
matchgrip1234 11 months ago
@matchgrip1234 I dont recall Simon touring w/ The Who> Kenny Jones was The Who's drummer in the 80's
Kenny was Rodger's friend from Rod Stewarts band The Faces .After Moon's death in 78 Pete was a spirtual and pyhsical wreck , thats when the decision was made to add Jones. My be3leif is , they wuld have had greater sucess in the 80's if Simon had gotten the job
head5338 10 months ago
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matchgrip1234 10 months ago
@head5338 I tried to paste the link here to show you but for some reason it didn't allow me. You can search "Simon Phillips The Who" on you tube and enjoy!
matchgrip1234 10 months ago
@matchgrip1234 ohhh , DOH ! the Tommy revival in 89 , How could I forget that . That was an ass kicking tour lol , seen 2 shows on that tour . Good I hate forgetting prime moments in my life . peace
head5338 10 months ago
@head5338 The 80s were hard on me too....
matchgrip1234 10 months ago
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matchgrip1234 10 months ago
@head5338 - I don't know where you get this theory ? The Who's demise was due to Pete Townsend's wish to terminate the band due to several factors. It was cerainly nothing to do with either Kenny Jones or Simon Phillips. If it was a factor, it played a minor part. Do your reading before you opinionate.
CardiffBoy1927 10 months ago
@mjpitche Thats Simon Phillips on drums!
krsongs 7 months ago 3
@mjpitche
Simon Phillips - best drummer ever. Check him out with The Who, incredible!
stoshu19 6 months ago
Luv this live version - very underrated.
mudcatGS86 1 year ago
respect the flame
ePhilosopher9 1 year ago
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putting on a percussionist's costume and puppettering myself off at the superbowl as keith moon. Take that you bullies from the cask of 43! WHO DAT! WHO DAT! LombardiGras! I steped back and i hiccuped, and drew brees blew back my hair. Who Dat? DatWho.44
talk about standing out like a sewer hole... clipboard station.
it's no SlitSkirt's chord progression.
WHO DAT SAINTS SUPERBOWL XLIV WHO
Used to It in the End. CRISIS 44 34 maze
ePhilosopher9 1 year ago
again 44th superbowl slit skirts most beautiful chord progression
who dat!
ePhilosopher9 1 year ago
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Where is Monique I was with at RAF ALCONBURY??? The Biggest WHO fan ever!!
nineteenEcho 2 years ago
Great video. I like the original studio release, one of my favorites and always will be. However I really really like this version with the addition of the brass. I play it all the time and it drives my wife crazy!!
dirt031 2 years ago 2
Pete in a tough spot-sweating and slipping his words-"from all this, you'd imagine something must be learned-" Thanks for this post.
JT8800 2 years ago
I think the studio version is a bit more melancholic. This is when he was getting back on track. and I think a certain user who shall remain nameless is covering up for his own inadequicy
est3inb3rg 2 years ago
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not that great
er20092009 2 years ago
Why don't you think its great?
buickman85 2 years ago 2
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yo BITCH, fuck you.....i said dat cause dis song fuckin' BLOWS...dats why!?!?!
Why is you all up on my DICK, you bitch!!!!!
Quit gitting all up on my dick before I bitch slap you, you fucking white PUSSY!!!
er20092009 2 years ago
That was the queerest reply.
buickman85 2 years ago 2
dude, you are totally a white guy pretending to be a black guy, wow, man that's so pathetic.
flaegin 2 years ago
@er2009... really. nice words. really mature. what, are you in third grade... wait sorry, I probably over-estimated... first grade. I bet the only real way you can make a half-decent comeback (in your mind) is if you put bloody sailor talk in a comment.
BlueRednGrey 2 years ago
@er20092009... tosser.
BlueRednGrey 2 years ago
Gilmour looks a bit like John Goodman minus a few dozen lbs... or stones as they say o'er there
kitakashiwa 2 years ago
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xnhhiggins 2 years ago
pete forever colorado is my home and now yes its great.
Joseph364015 2 years ago
@Joseph364015 love to listen to this again.
Joseph364015 1 year ago
Oh Yeah...Simon Phillips on drums. Love watching the guy do his stuff.
999Atwood 2 years ago
That's David Gilmour accompanying with the strat everybody.
DeafFret 2 years ago
@DeafFret That's not a Strat, expert.
BillyMacQ 1 year ago
Thanks Pete. I couldn't have even stood up, let alone perform...
JT8800 2 years ago
Yo is that david gilmour
buickman85 2 years ago
look at his face around 2:40-3:00 Poor Pete... He was so angry and I don't blame him... His life must have been a living Hell... and at that, those bastards criticized this song, and he poured his hear and soul into the song...
BlueRednGrey 2 years ago
What was going on?
240warheads 2 years ago
his marriage failing, all the people haranguing him about all the shit in his life.
BlueRednGrey 2 years ago
These lyrics are RAW. Ouch. Love ya Pete!
tethystheone 2 years ago
Wow! Great lyrics!
chuckcarrender 2 years ago
the Pistol Pete face 2.50-2.55ish= every guy that's been married for more than 10 yrs
kitakashiwa 2 years ago
Pete's an artist - and I stress the word ARTIST
MisterDanceMachine 2 years ago
If any of you haters would care to know.
Pete's life was a living hell when he played this concert. If you knew anything about it, you'd shut-the-fuck up!
TheDudeJeffCanuckski 2 years ago
Just what was happening in Pete's Life at this time? Thanks.....
bei1016 2 years ago
This has been flagged as spam show
I had no idea.
Please elaborate
240warheads 2 years ago
David Gilmour on guitar... interesting.
jonzguitar 2 years ago
Jeeze Pete not your best show.
You forgot the big events of the day are past
Much love anyway(anyhow anywhere)
240warheads 2 years ago
Don´t think he forgot it..i think he had something in his throat, the line before his voice cracked a bit, so he just left out the line and coughed.
zebonaut 2 years ago
Rockpalast really did fantastic shows..Thanks.
And Pete is breathtaking..really lives the sing and the lyrics.
Look at his facial expressions.
Love him.
zebonaut 2 years ago
look at the key board players face at 1:13 when messes up.
tjmoe 2 years ago
Actually it was Pete that messed up...
tridoug 2 years ago
sorry miss typed ment when pete messes up
tjmoe 2 years ago
Is that Clem Burke on Drums (Blondie?)
envaneo 2 years ago
simon phillips
jjgriffmn 2 years ago
reminds me of Clem Burke, thanks
envaneo 2 years ago
Great song, I always loved Pete's music.
sonic540 2 years ago
essa música é incrível, assim como tudo o que PeteTownshend faz...
sexymamady4542 2 years ago
During this time when The Floyd was deciding on what to do after Waters departed, Gilmour was rent-a-guitar for awhile - he also played on a Supertramp album and with McCartney - he did eventually reunite the Floyd
mojo4404 2 years ago
This was a poor version of an excellent song. Was Pete high on heroin?
jwitnau1 2 years ago
I always found this recording was the best one since the 80's. Just my opinion I guess. Raw at ..2:21..~Cheers mate.
TheDudeJeffCanuckski 2 years ago
did anyone notice that he messed up a line. he left out " no one respects the flame quite like the fool who's badly burned" awesome song though
clarkoverby1422 2 years ago 2
actually it's Doug Gilmour on guitar! avec pistol Pete
kitakashiwa 2 years ago
What is David doing there?? I can barely see him playing! Go back to PF and let PT playing alone! he doesn't need anyone besides him!!! !
stigmaweb 2 years ago
I'm sorry, but Monterey2am, your an idiot. You obviously have no clue about these bands as you don't even know who is in them
mousefloor1 2 years ago
do i see a little resemblance to nic cage?
morrisseyfan64 2 years ago
neither the who townshend and pink floyd gilmour jimmy page was in zep
mousefloor1 2 years ago
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You have got that completely the wrong way around. Page - Who, Gilmore - Led Zep, Townshend - Pink Floyd. Gilmore would never smash up his guitars and I think its appalling that Page did so often. His drummer was just as bad and frequently smashed up his drum kit.
Monterey2am 2 years ago
Not a great song. 3/10 - must try harder
Monterey2am 2 years ago
this is a great song
savoytruffle33 2 years ago
Simon Phillips!
KEVSKI1 2 years ago
The chicks in this video should have had slit skirts. You cant see any leg or crotch! wtf man!
JetsSuck2008 2 years ago
as you see from the way he sings it and his faceal exprecions this really was song that ment somthing to him.
nyjetstowshend 2 years ago