The High Numbers at the Railway Hotel year 1964.

Enjoy!

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[ann2shoes]

I love this clip because, apart from The Who, it shows early Mods, wow, the memories that brings back.

[stendex]

Raw talent, Keith's drumming was spot on, even a little windmill from pete

[MrGramparules]

The Original Fucking Punks

[TheBeatMerchant]

Great cultural reference point for modernists - check the clothes, the look, the dance moves. This is amazing and important archive.

[astronomius]

you know, like they'd always try harder with their craft, but it seems like John was usually the mainstay of the group when they played and you can see this in the old footage, listen to it on the old tapes and demos.

John was right about Pete, though, he was a good guitarist.

[astronomius]

sort of see how limitations in recording and audience participation affected their performances. i read Keith used to get really impatient about having to hold back on the drums, but Pete sometimes looks like he didn't get the results he wanted from his guitars and amps

[astronomius]

yeah, that's what i said about Keith's drumming, too, "spot-on"; in fact, some of their old session work and club appearances on bootlegs turned up on YT, and you can hear some real control in musicianship from Keith, Pete and John at times.

this clip is amazing, it shows a few things like how Pete and Roger could share the same mike and how Keith could get really loosey-goosey with his sticks (and hold onto them).

the dynamic of the group was a little different back then, and you can

[mjz515]

raw rough fukin bloody punks! rock on forever

[ManiacDrummer1212]

i loved watching this when i got amazing journey.

keith is goofy as hell right at the end. he looks like a lizard. best drummer ever