THE WHO LIVE 8mm - Anaheim Stadium 1970 FILM
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- Initial transfer of my 8mm original films from that memorable day on the field. One of my first concerts and easily one of the greatest. Thanks to John Waters at American Video (www.american-video.com) for the expert work digitizing and arranging for sound syncing from another source.
An upcoming longer film about the entire event, with fully edited film and additional film and video from other sources, is also in the works at American Video!
Meanwhile, enjoy!
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As the story goes, Townsend started wearing jump suits because he got tired of dressing up in fancy eighteen century costumes (Monterey Pop). I believe the quote was, " This is work. I'm wearing work clothes." An iconic decision.
I also notice John Entwhistle is dressed pretty casually. No outlandish suits or jackets.
More like Elvis started the trend and all these guys copied the fashion. Townsend isn't the only one to do that in the seventies.
@@simban00Elvis was wearing fancy jumpsuits. Pete was wearing gas station jumpsuits.
I have seen an old photo (in Rolling Stone, I think) with Pete wearing this white jumpsuit but pulling up one of the trouser legs to reveal a knee pad. I think he wore them so he could do those running slides across the stage like in the Kids are Alright documentary.
Known as a "Boiler Suit" in The UK (as in industrial work wear, something a heating engineer would wear). Elvis wore Jumpsuits. Townshend wore a boiler suit.
Nobody… ‘NOBODY’ can compare to the raw energy of The Who at this stage in their career… I saw them around this time. Absolutely astounding!
It’s ridiculous how powerful that band was back then anytime Pete had that plumber outfit on,You knew it was gonna be good.
Early VAN HALEN was an unbelievable force of raw energy. So was The Who. Just sayin.
@@11non-serviam11 Agreed. VH was one of the most powerful live bands ever.
@@11non-serviam11 VAN HALEN!
@@100chuckjones If not THE most powerful band ever. I first saw them in Oct of 81 "Fair Warning" tour and again in the summer of 83(?) on the "Diver Down" tour... Bro, I can't even tell you how fucking strong they were in EVERY way. I mean I've seen a LOT of shows... But hands down those 2 concerts blew everything else away I've ever seem. MIGHTY indeed!!!
The performances during Pete's 'white jumpsuit era' were the most intense. Excellent footage.
I refer to it as the “white jumpsuit SG special” eta.
I agree
Word!!
It’s a boiler suit.
These definitely were their best years as far as live performances go. Speaking of wardrobe, John was a clothes horse, famous for wearing new outfits just once...but here, he looks like he's going to a backyard barbecue!
What a drummer Keith Moon was. A true mad scientist. And I love the simplicity of the stage presentation of concerts in those days. It was all about the music.
No hi-hat, though. Just noticed after all these years 😂
Yes. No "cutesy" dancing or outfits and no "helpers" on stage. Just the musicians.
I started playing drums in 1964 when I was 12. I still play. Keith & Ringo were my inspirations and guides on drumming. I've seen the WHO 3 times. Twice with Keith and once with Kenny Jones.
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My personal four favourite drummers for different reasons : Keith , Ringo, Charlie Watts , John Bonham ……
@@bigjohno242 Good Day. Yes! I agree with you. & Charlie has never received the recognition for being the Great & Creative Drummer that He Always was. Good Points.
holy crap this is like if someone had gone to a who concert in a time machine and filmed with a digital camera. such great quality
What are you talking about? The quality is horrid. Enjoy it if you can, but don't speak falsely.
Dude this is from 1970 not 2020! @@andyzehner3347
He meant hq for a record of this time. I agree!
@@XOY321 Again: Huh? There are plenty of far better recordings from 1970 and earlier. This clip is not unusually good.
@@andyzehner3347 it’s the greatest footage ever recorded for THAT show. I’d say that’s pretty good.
No lights, smoke, lasers, ect. This band could entertain even at a backyard barbecue. What a time.
Exactly. Even in 1970, some local bands playing high school dances had more props. (Well, maybe...) Set up the gear and play!!
This is 1970, nobody was using lasers yet, and this is outdoor out in the day so naturally they can't set up their lights and smoke. Even Led Zeppelin (which later became infamous of their extreme onstage effects, just look up their performances of Dazed and Confused on the 75 tour and Jimmy Page's bow solo in the 77 tour) were very simplistic back in 1970. Contrary to the fashion standards of the period, Jimmy would either dress like a fisherman or a hobo and Bonzo would usually just wear a tank top.
By the mid-70s, every popular band (including the Who) were using lasers, pyrotechnics and all kinds of gimmicks in their shows.
@@rap2xtrooper878Because KISS upped the ante.
Greatest live band
Amen partner, amen!
This is pure gold! The Who in their prime. No lighting or effects,just pure balls out rock and roll,in the daylight no less!❤
Gold Jerry, gold!!!
I'm 63yr and drummed for over 50 years and I'm telling you Keith Moon was a monster. I've seen him do things humans can't do. It was more than just raw energy. Triplets on an upswing. One handed 13 stroke rolls in between 4/4 cymble crashes all at full speed. Just amazing.
Don't forget the manic harmony screech of 'can't explain, baby!'-Pretty sure that was him, too.
Love this comment! I’ve seen almost every Keith Moon clip in existence and on occasion I’m convinced he’s supernatural!
I'm a 62 year old drummer who can actually spell "cymbal".
You're not a drummer.
@morbidmanmusic chill dude I'm a drummer not a speller lol. I would love to share music story's with you sometime. I was mostly brought up on king crimson ,zappa, chick Korea ect. Sad to say though that everyone around me was into boring basic rock. I made most of my money playing country rock 2-5 nights a week while my rock friends would play a beer bash once a month lol. Yaaa I'm a drummer. Sorry for the spelling lol. Peace.
@@NeonPalm90210 Animal of the Muppets was a nod to Keith Moon
Oh my God, I was THERE! ... and at just about that location in the audience! It was a long show. They did a bunch of songs... Then they did the entirety of “Tommy”... then they did a bunch more stuff. It was amazing!
Oh, and it wasn’t only The Who. The whole program was Blues Image, John Sebastian, Leon Russel, and The Who.
“ the amazing journey “
I was there too but I was up in the stands overlooking the stage on the side. It was still a good view of everything.
Amazing!
When did the show start, end and how was the overall event?
Me too. We were down on the field. Such mega voltage energy made me higher than the drugs I was on. That feeling lasted the rest of my life so far.
Look at Moonie drumming, he is so animated and a great player, too. He is one of the best rock drummers EVER, and is one of the reasons I play drums! Also John Entwistle on bass is no slouch either! RIP Keith & John you guys are in my soul forever!
Same and rat scabies of the damned who obviously loved moon ❤🇬🇧
And clearly not at all wrecked here! There was no rock drummer that played like him. One of a kind for sure.
Paul and Ringo could have replaced Keith and John. Imagine that...
My eyes are glued on Keith Moon. What a powerhouse drummer. Live Live the Loon!
Dont forget the ox
My buddy and I attended this show. Bonnie Bramlett sat cross-legged on the side of the stage. Blues Image, John Sebastian, and Leon Russell opened. The Who’s sonic assault, as a trio, was suited to the environs of Angel Stadium, whereas, the other acts, with keyboards, multiple guitars had a crummy mix. Of course, they had been touring for 5 years straight, by this time, and pretty much no one could touch them. The Who must have been the premier touring band, at the time, and certainly prooved it that afternoon, on June 14th.
I was there to Pete invited me to stay a weekend at his house in the fall, Roger & Keith camped in my back yard later that summer. John said I was the best fan they've ever seen A Magical time
@@bikerguy5829No way, he said I was their best.Keith gave a thumbs up from the hammock while Pete manned the grill.
The Tommy / Woodstock / Live At Leeds era (1969-70) is just pure gold !
I have always believed that. always will. but there are some chestnuts from the early to mid-'70's. Pontiac, Michigan comes to mind. saw them twice early -mid '70's, Boston Garden. don't get me started. type in [WHO Boston, aborted show].
I like the Isle of Wight best
gotta love it. there are lots of great shows from that weekend. TEN YEARS AFTER, THE DOORS, ELP, TULL, and more. 'Message to love' is the DVD which captures it all.
My favourite era WHO… love Pete’s white boiler suit… quite possibly the most inspired choice of stage costume for a rock guitarist ever!
With the Red Hot Chili's right behind with their sock 'outfits'...
I went with six of my friends and sat on a blanket in the outfield. I was fifteen. It was an amazing day. Blues image opened. They had their one hit "ride captain ride" and played it along with a clumsy version of the Star Spangled Banner. John Sebastian came out with a guitar and a small amp and played some of his songs. Then Leon Russel, and my one regret is that I had never heard of him and didn't know who he was and so have no memory at all of his performance. Then the Who came on and I snaked my way through the crowd right up to the stage and watched Pete Townsend in his white overalls and the rest of the band do their thing before returning to my friends and the food and pot we were sharing. Truly a memorable day and how fantastic to see this footage!
Did blues image do a 30 minute version of ride captain ride?😁
@@jamesmack3314 No they had a set of songs which were not very memorable. It's too bad because Captain really was a good song. And they really did attempt a Hendrix-like Star Spangled Banner which the whole band played almost like a country and western song. Really bad.
@@shelleygefter6272 well all that matters is they provided a one hit wonder that still resonates today it is a very good song
what a past blast my man🤘
Moon is like a hurricane. Wish I was there.
I was there.
I was at this show. How fun to see this film. The Who were truly amazing.
The White Boiler Suit and Daltrey with long hair era….their peak as a band.🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Sure glad Pete dropped the boiler suit though!
@@leematthews6812 Pete is wearing a onesie!
Truly amazing how great the Who were back in the 70s. Moon was just freaking insane on the drums.
Just amazing footage of Keith Moon drumming, wow there really is no other drummer like him. Very interesting how Keith Moon is so focused on Pete Townshend.
Wow: never have their 3-part harmonies sounded so amazing live! And Moon's drumming- I didn't know he hit the drums so hard. Sometimes a non-professional film can show us more than a professional can. And the quality of this is really amazing for 1970- and it has sound!
Keith fucking Moon. Amazing as always.
Raw talent. Something that is long long gone from concerts for the most part. Today? Super model with a dance crew miming to protools tracks with a drum machine and computers.N
Bad bunny,Beyoncé,Taylor swift etc…junk food for the masses, instantly forgotten….nothing that will stand the test of time like this…
this shows what even a tiny 8 mm film was capable of and I'm also happy I can see "new" Who stuff even today ^^
I was there. Great day
Absolute dynamite. Keith Moon was killing it. Love The Who.
British rock bands were always the best.
Yes folks, there really really really was an individual named: KEITH MOON.
You've probably heard OF him.
On the records you WILL hear him.
But on this video, this very rare video, you SEE him.
Eddie my bruthah, you NAILED THIS man, just NAILED it!
PRICELESS.
Note also folks how JOHN ENTWISTLE started this video capture in front dead center-CONTROL....IN CHARGE!!!!!
The 'other 2 guys' are really famous (lol!) as defining the band and rightly so...
But in Eddie's video here, you can see the real definition of: BAND
Who? 😂🤣😅😂
Cheers!
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Thank you Eddie, this is seriously priceless 😇
Greatest song writer, best live band ever!!!
It's like Pete wore that jumpsuit for like 2 years straight...All live performances from 69 and 70 he's wearing that outfit. Also rare to see them performing outdoors during the day.
Never thought of it before, but i imagine the 'freeness' of the jumpsuit must have encouraged him to experiment with his windmilling, scissor kicks and flying jumps. Not only a genius song-writer and really good singer and guitarist, but extremely physical on stage (during this era). I think he fed off Moon. Eventually Roger needed to compete with Pete's physical antics and started doing the swinging microphone later in the 70s.
In his autobiography, Roger writes that they were all (well, with possible exception of the Ox) basically athletes as well as rock stars. @@zoso73
I remember reading somewhere a quote from Pete saying the boiler suit in white was so he could be seen on stage from the back of the venues... remember, there were no video screens at concerts in those days. I first saw the WHO in Dallas in '69 or '70 and the tickets were $5.00. Great memories! Final thought...rock concerts on weekend afternoons were common then...many times municipalities thought late night endings for concerts brought crowd control and other "problems." I saw the Stones in '72 on a Saturday afternoon.
He was wearing it in 75' when they played Providence.
He wore it in Manchester in 1980.
It's amazing how good the vocals are for this live era. No wedge monitors, no In-Ear monitors, just standing in front of all those cranked guitar amp cabinets! I sure wish I could have seen a show back then.
I wish this concert was recorded professionally. Man, they were on fire. But thank God someone brought this movie camera in and filmed this. What a treat!
absolutely, it neded a decent live engineer.as I said, when you see the white suit, w/ Keith in a white T, and Pete's SG,we're seeing they're best period. '69 to '71. we're missing a lot due to the poor sound, and haphazard editing. it resembles a sound check, but maybe they sold enough tickets for the space they're in. but knowing they were there, seeing them, is a lot of fun for we WHO fans.
@@tonym994 It sure is!
That would be me (the "someone" with the camera, that is). And I also wish someone had stepped up and recorded it professionally. But nobody did, so here it is. And, for the record, it's not "haphazard editing", it's the limitations of a 20-second wind-up camera. It guess it's hard today to imagine the technological limits we labored under 54 years ago (if we were dumb kids and not rich professional moviemakers).
Back when Entwistle could hit them high notes. His contributions to The Who criminally underrated when it comes to his vocals and brass arrangements. Oh yeah, and he played bass a little too lol
I was at this concert. Opening acts were John Sebastian and the Blues Image. Cool!
Ha! Did they do a 20 minute version of ride captain ride?.
Don’t forget, Leon Russell did a set there too.
@@jamesmack3314Fuk Mike Pinera The Biggest Asshole I ever met or worked with . Worse than a one hit wonder a complete shmuck as well .
Was it a packed house??
hey pal where was the stage set up ? looks like at home plate
5:04 Townshend bashing his head into his guitar is epic
1st concert ever at the stadium. I @ 15 yo sat at short stop. The only show where the stage is at home plate. Many concerts followed but this was an unknown. It was Jon Sebastian, Blues Image, Leon Russell. The who plays Live at Leeds. Tommy wasn’t out yet though they did a few tunes. 1 of 3 occasions I saw Moonie play. I went to the 1980 Kenny Jones show and was pissed. Nobody like Keith Moon!
Hi ! I was at 3rd base.
Amazing footage!! Geez all of these young kids if alive are now in their 70s. Makes me a little sad, but man The Who were cool in their prime.
2024 now and I was a sophomore in high school in 1970... and I am 70 years old now. I've seen the WHO about a dozen times over the years...the soundtrack of my life. Thanks to Pete and Roger, and RIP Keith and John.
@@jdobbs7700yep, they were my band as a 70s teen.Where did the years go?
Don't do that! Everyone there is still that age. It's always now.
@@moosey62Terrible thing that guy said considering how many of our music heroes have passed away recently. look at it this way. This June 1970 Anaheim show at the BIG A, home of the California Angels 😇 was just months B4 Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin & Alan Wilson all passed away. All aged 27 & Brian Jones, a year earlier,1969, at age 27 also.Those 4 legends were the WHOS' CONTEMPORARIES❗Surely it bothered them but yet, they kept on Rocking.
This just blew my mind. The quality + sound are stunning. And what about the Who at the height of their powers delivering a stellar performance? This is hands down the best audience-sourced footage of anything I've ever seen. The fact that it's almost 55 years old and the Who makes it a bit of a miracle. Thank you so much for sharing this!!!
This is classic Who in all its glory and raw form; this version of the band was the best of all, each musician was in his prime and just to think, this was before Who's next and Quadrophenia!
Thanks for posting this gem 😊
I would have to say 72-77 was their peak.
@@krimpoo Have you seen A Quick One from the Rolling Stones RnR Circus (1968)? One of the best rock performances ever. And Live at Leeds was 1970 of course. Moon's playing became a bit more controlled around Quadrophenia. a shame really.
@@krimpooThe Who were the greatest live rock n roll band from 1967 to 1976.
@@trajan6927 ...yer preachin to the choir. They will always be my fav' rock band.
Wow! This is spectacular! I didn't know The Who played Angel stadium in 1970, I thought it was 1976. I got to see The Who post Keth Moon, sadly, in 1989. It was incredible but of course it was missing one of the most iconic drummers of all time. I live not far from Angel stadium and have seen many baseball games there. I would have given anything to see The Who live in 1970. At that time they were the greatest live band ever, they couldnt be touched.
I saw them with Moonie and without him latter .Still a great band but never quite the same. I also saw them post John on the Quadrophenia anniversary tour with Pino on bass ,great show but never matched the original 3 era.
Geez, I could spend hours just watching Keith Moon in his prime, playing the drums...
Un-Freakin-Believable....
What a treasure, the band at their peak!
Amazing you were able to operate it without being discovered and getting it confiscated. Thanks for sharing.
It was a more naive time. They didn’t confiscate cameras back then.
I brought cameras in concerts until about 1980, when they started banning them.
@@GaryLangEngr
Ooooooouuuuh
The expanding headband of brainless music festival producers or whatever.
I'm a co inventor of the Internet early 80s just to spite my generation/s.
Eddie, the quality is stunning for 8mm. I first saw The Who in March 1968 at Drew University in New Jersey. I was 14 years old. Tickets were $3.50, and the band performed on a stage in the college gym. Show ended in a psychedelic splash of flashing colored lights, smoke bombs, and equipment smashing. As a live act, nobody could touch them . . . In 1971 I caught their "Who's Next" tour in Boston. Moonie came out from behind his drums, and circled them - playing the whole time. He never missed a beat!
breathing fire. being that close to those Hiwatts must have been glorious.
Keith was such an explosive and fun drummer to watch. 🙌
I was there with my friends. We were just on the grass in left field. A lot of the crowd was tripping, including us. I remember people dancing on the dugouts. It was awesome.
I was right in front of you.......3rd base.
I think it’s far out that you were there!
I remember this concert very well. It was scorching hot & water was sprayed on every one on the field while Roger sang 'Cool, Cool Rain'; welcome relief!
Amazing footage. Didn’t think I’d ever be able to find any more footage from this era I hadn’t seen, let alone quality this good. It’s like we’re there with you.
Moon's timing here in a live setting is fantastic. Light and shade and everything else. Tommy was ahead of it's time, too. God, I love these guys.
The power and controlled mayhem of that incredible exploding drummer!..
Moon wasn't from Earth, what a drummer ! Thanks for posting, pure energy, pure rock.
This is amazing, ty for sharing!
I'm an old dude and have seen a lot of bands.
The best live band in their time!
Fer sure..powerful
I saw The Who at Lakewood amphitheater in Atlanta Georgia in 1989 I think it was. Keith Moon was dead by that time, unfortunately but “ The Ox”, old “Thunderfingers” himself, John Entwistle was alive and well. He has always been my bass hero - and I learned so much by watching him through binoculars on that magic evening. It was like… I can’t explain! lol!
my parents took me to see them at Anaheim stadium in 1969, just before my 2nd birthday. if I had only been a few years older, I would have remembered it.
Lots of treats here, Moonie twirling sticks mid-triplet (!?!) on Can’t Explain, a young fan drops like 6 or 7 feet thanks to stage security, a mid-song applause break for Townshend’s sheer agility in Sparks, and just another day at the office for the ‘oo. Brilliant.
This is amazing footage, especially during 1970. The Who were at their peak live.
I want to know if A.I. has anything to do with it since I find it hard to believe that just cleaning it up digitally has anything to do with it.
Wow! This is amazing! I was at that concert, probably around second base. This was a kind of a changing moment for me, being a young budding guitarist. I am so glad my parents let me, at 15 years old, go to this. Used my saved up pennies to buy the ticket. Thank you for putting this together and posting it!
Absolutely incredible! No pedals, no boost, but, THEM! Smart choices. Hiwatt, Gibson, Fender and, Premier Drums…They present to you - Thee Oo…
Keith Moon was at his very best, hands down!
Wow…great stuff. Weird seeing them in a daylight setting.
GREAT vocals evening Moonie singing so cool. And he was like watching a circus of his own
unreal footage cheers!
Moonie was the most original most creative rock drummer, he gave the band a level of energy that couldn’t be matched by anyone else
crazy....it looks like they're playing Sunday at 2pm at the state fair to a crowd of dozens.
I'm impressed at how loud they managed to get the vocals. Figured they would have gotten drowned out on a Who stage. Moon's a bit drowned out from this perspective (we hear mostly stage sound....I'm sure 50ft back the PA woulda had him louder, although, hey, no overhead mics on the kit. The vocal mics woulda picked up the cymbals well enough I suppose )
Cool clip
I was there! No idea there was any footage of this amazing show. No real recollection of Blues Image’s performance and I completely forgot about John Sebastian until reading these comments.
Leon Russell on the other hand was amazing and his band was killer. No idea who he was at the time but he had that stadium rocking. I actually forgot about The Who during his set.
The Who were absolutely on fire at this stage of their career. All I can say is you had to be there. I remember a stunning young woman walk on stage between songs, remove her top and walked right past Pete into the welcome arms of Roger Daltry. Townsend grabbed his mike and shouted: “get her off the f*****g stage now!” Those were the days. All for about $5 I think.
Incredible concert. I was there. What a groovy memory.
Best live band in the world at the time.
Definitely
As a drummer Keith Moon still amazes me. No one ever before or since plays like that!! He's One of one!! 👊👊💯💯
We were there
Thank you thank you thank you for posting that.
My dad worked there and was probably in the
picture around 4:52 up in the press box. I missed
that concert although I saw many good ones there.
Thanks again for posting this. I finally saw The Who
in 2018 in Seattle. They are the best.
Man, all of them on top of their game here.
I was at that show! My mom dropped me off. We lived in La Habra 😀
Was that before the 57 freeway was built?
That special window when The Who were firing on all cylinders. Lots of cool footage Im just discovering that has came out in the last couple of years. Charlotte 74 is pretty cool too.
*Charlton ‘74
@@RiotNrrrdUTube Yeah that's sick footage as well! A little sloppy to to warm up but it makes that much more raw!
Pete rocking the white jump-suits, Roger still pre fringe-era. Thanks Eddie V!
Post-fringe, really. See Woodstock 1969...
He had the fringes shirt on at Woodstock though.
Awww Moonie... Awesome energy. I really miss him. I tried speaking with him once at an Eric Clapton concert at the Los Angeles forum but it was too loud to talk over.
I'm so jealous that you got to see them in 1970!
So Many Great Bands Played Anaheim in the 70’s
God the Vibe in So Cal That Era
Ya Had to Be There To Know… Bliss
SG & Jumpsuit Pete, best Pete. No discussion.
You don’t get a concert like this today, today is rubbish.
I'm sure some rock bands put on good shows in small clubs, but no stadium filling shows with this immediacy and intimacy exist anymore.
@@jayfrank1913Well said. There’s always good club shows. Shit, go see the Hives or Osees, OP.
Clearly you've never seen the Foo Fighters.
@@kevinh6622 they are terrible. The Foo Fighters just sound like a garage band, terrible sound.
I saw Alice Cooper recently...he still puts on a good show.
OMG: Townshend banging his head on the back of the guitar - I’ve never seen footage like this!!
Watch the Kids Are Alright. Won't Get Fooled Again... archetypal guitar nutting!!
Wow..very cool.The Who at the height of their power,the year Leeds was recorded. And Keith Moon was a force of nature absolutely mind blowing his skills. The whole band was just on fire that year untouchable.
My dad was at this very concert! He took some incredible photos.
OMG, I did n't think they were even up at this hour!?? Haha...AAAmazing!
This is AMAZING footage. Wish I'd been there. 1970 was just months before I started going to concerts. For me, the ONE was a rainy Thursday, Nov. 22, 1973 (Thanksgiving) at the Forum in Los Angeles (Inglewood). The greatest rock concert of all time. If you were there, you know.
My roommate went to that one and came back
and said over and over we should go see The Who
whenever we get the chance. He couldn't say
enough how good that concert was. It blew his
mind. I finally got to see The Who in 2018. They
were still amazing.
Wow insane...back in the day when Anaheim stadium was sort of horse shoe shaped..grew up not far from there..great film thank you look forward to this long version film.❤
Excellent
Seen them 5 times live....79 in Cincinnati (THAT concert), Lexington, KY...twice in Los Angeles, and Cincinnati AGAIN....in 2022. Easily the HIGHEST ENERGY band live, that I've seen....in 325+ concerts. ♥️The Who!!
You Cincy? North of Harrison here. Big 'Oo fan.
@@RichardNixonsHippieRemoval Way 😎
This is pretty good footage for 8mm, nice.
4 dudes just FOUR DUDES !! Making all that music !
The 1970 version of the cell phone video but sooooooo much better!
So intense - ya all about the music - this is awesome
Almost looks like it was shot ten years ago. Phenomenal songs indeed. This is not only one of the greatest top bands in the history of rock and roll but one of the greatest performing bands of all-time. Had the pleasure of seeing them three times.
The Ox playing a P Bass. Prior to his GibsonT-Bird-Alembic era. The King of Bass ! I own an old Vox ( my 1st bass)that John signed for me. My precious!
My sister was there that day, she came home and spent a week recovering from that party !, she must of had a good time, I was 7 years old, she was 17. This film is amazing, would love to see more from this concert, if anyone else has film. (just found out about the Orange acid being handed out that day in the crowd), that explains why my sister didn't come out of her room for week.
Technology scares me you know the original film did not look like this ... Amazing man ...
Actually, the original film, projected onto a screen in a dark room, looked exactly like this. All technology did is restore it to its original condition.
@@eddievincent7743 Wow 8 mm had a great look about with the sun up right in front of the stage capturing them in their glory .... Has less grain then 16 mm !!!!!
Good GOD what an awesome find. Thanks for sharing!
Wow Moonie lay back on the drums. Thanks ✌️ 🤘 🎸🥁🇦🇺
hard not watching Moonie great stuff
Saw the Who twice in the 80's they are freaking loud. Good shows, good times.
This is quite a piece of history.
A day time performance too....strange.
Amazing quality though.....long live the WHO