Alice Cooper - 30% of what you have heard about me, or Marilyn Manson, or Ozzy is true. Everything you have heard about Keith Moon is true, and, you only know a 1/10th of it. LOL
For my very 1st concert, I went to the Super Bowl of Rock...Keith Moon & the Who, with their soon to be outlawed, laser show. There was no going back after that that full frontal, Union Jack Attack!!!! No rock band could touch them live, especially when considering the uniquely, dynamic personalities that comprised the group. Then there's that staggering catalogue of highly diverse sub-genres; early proto-punk, rock opera, pre-heavy metal, stadium rock anthems, pop rock hits, auto-destructive rock, mod rock, etc.. But the biggest factor in a live setting was their cutting edge, stage show, featuring the most ecentric mix of rock mavericks ever assembled; Mad Man Moon, Thunderfingers himself, John Entwistle, one of the genres, greatest front men & singers, Roger Daltry & the creative genius and guitar windmill, Pete Townshend.
I could only imagine seeing The Who live when they were firing on all 8 cylinders in their prime. No rock band could ever have touched them for sheer raw power, intensity, irreverence, angst, bluster, and explosiveness. They were the shit, and ANY rockers of the day would have known it. None of the guitar greats with their soloing abilities could ever generate the power and intensity of Townshend, no matter how hard they wanked their axes. He knew what he was doing- he played the fuck out of those rock anthems of his, and the fact that he deemed guitar flourishes and embellishments as outside his spectrum, instead leaving that to a powerhouse, fully overtone-savvy bassist in Entwistle, and a hurricane on the drums in Moon, distinguished The Who as a force to be reckoned with. Daltry rose to the occasion because he had no fucking choice! Together, in their prime, they were unstoppable!
@@leematheson3887 Exactly‼️ I particularily like the points about Pete knowing his strengths, (including the rest of the band), arming his batallion, knowing the enemy may have extra bullets, but their heavy artillery was aimed closer to the heart. That the proverbial battle cry would have to rise to the occasion. ♡ In retrospect, Townshend felt Tommy was Roger's graduation party. Many have their musical bias & tastes, but when you remove these factors and historically look at the who's who of the genre and ALL the collective components of these legendary groups, one group stands at the top, in a LIVE setting. The individual members of that ensemble, freakishly quagulated like The Rock Alchemist's grand formula, the stars had truly aligned! Other bands had their distinctive strengths and abilities, but NO other group can lay claim to ALL their stylistic trends, being in London at that specific time, Kingpin's of the initial British Invasion's ever expanding vocabulary, with it's leading mastermind, formulating his epic pieces. Their performances spread the new doctrine to that generation in the most bombastic, transformative vein. Jimi, himself, took it to them at Monterey, sacrificing his guitar, taking Pete & Jeff Beck's feedback & amplification wizardry to unchartered realms, adding his virtuous showmanship & stageshow...regardless, the Experience were no match for the collective, Who. ☆ He won a few battles, but the Who are still fighting the War👍
@@leematheson3887 The Who were so formidable that they stole the show with only one song (well, it was a suite of several mini-songs) at the Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus, and Mick kept the footage under wraps for decades!
Me (Tom) and Joe and Keith share one thing in Common : All are "Recovering Alcoholics." Joe and Tom are living Recovery. Moon has taken the Inevitable Irreversable Permanent Cure. (He may be happier for that.)
@@andygossard4293 I guess you're not familiar with Greek Mythology, specifically Kronos? King of the Titanes & the God of Time, in particular time when viewed as a destructive, all devouring force. Francisco Goya immortalized him devouring his son in a famous painting, during the early 1800's.
He's "meds" specifically Heminevrin, a narcotic , was what killed him. Moon was never going to make old age...hell at 33 he looked 52! What a life, what a drummer!
@@garymorgan3314 but yeah. They kill. People do awful things for them. Natural psorisis is very different from narcotics. It is very subtle and hurts. The ones caused by narcotics are like fake skin.
@@garymorgan3314 I will help whomever I can. It gave me quite betterment. For a lot of things. I am going through epidemics better than I thought. Everyone is scared
Drug's and Alcohol Demand your respect There has to be an Understanding That mixing is Fatal, that's what Happened to All of them Janis Jim Jimi Keith It's interesting eerie And worth noting That Keith Moon And The Who Shared a stage With Mamas And Papas At the 1967 Monterey Pop Festival Later Both Keith and M.C Died in the same Room i believe at the Same age. Same hotel Same suite
A lot of the same prescription medication he was taking to beat his alcoholism. That’s all they ever said they found, so the cocaine drop off the night he died can’t be true. And Keith and mama cass both died in the same flat, not same hotel
Little Steven had a segment where he talked about Keith. He told of Alice Cooper recounting the shooting of "Sextette."(now there's a movie I wish was easier to find on DVD. Ringo was in it, as was Keith, Alice Cooper, and more). Supposedly, Mae West was trying to get all the male actors in the film to go back to her dressing room with her. Keep in mind that Mae West was at least 90 at this point, and she definitely was NOT a Mamie Van Doren, Sophia Loren, or one of the well preserved aging actresses you may have seen online. She looked like a drag queen playing Mae West in a Rob Zombie movie. Anyway, Alice, and presumably the rest of the cast was aghast at the prospect. But he added, "I think Keith went at least a few times."
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When Joe Walsh calls someone else full blown nuts you KNOW its true.
D Wade - You got that right!!! ;)
You sure...got that right!
Alice Cooper - 30% of what you have heard about me, or Marilyn Manson, or Ozzy is true. Everything you have heard about Keith Moon is true, and, you only know a 1/10th of it. LOL
@Johnny Milo sus
I saw that interview- great stories.
@@BDUBZ49 Google Helen Mirren & Keith Moon. It's from a Conan episode. That dude popped up in the most unusual places. LOL
Marilyn Manson is really fucked up though ngl 😂🤣
HIGH FIVE! I’m in love with Keith Moonie! Huge girl crush! 🔥🔥🔥🔥❤️❤️❤️👄🍌🍌🍌🍌 Kindred souls forever!🔥🔥
Best drummer ever.......ever.
😅😮😂
Walsh plays the geetar
For Joe Walsh to call someone nuts that says a lot.
For my very 1st concert, I went to the Super Bowl of Rock...Keith Moon & the Who, with their soon to be outlawed, laser show. There was no going back after that that full frontal, Union Jack Attack!!!! No rock band could touch them live, especially when considering the uniquely, dynamic personalities that comprised the group. Then there's that staggering catalogue of highly diverse sub-genres; early proto-punk, rock opera, pre-heavy metal, stadium rock anthems, pop rock hits, auto-destructive rock, mod rock, etc.. But the biggest factor in a live setting was their cutting edge, stage show, featuring the most ecentric mix of rock mavericks ever assembled; Mad Man Moon, Thunderfingers himself, John Entwistle, one of the genres, greatest front men & singers, Roger Daltry & the creative genius and guitar windmill, Pete Townshend.
I could only imagine seeing The Who live when they were firing on all 8 cylinders in their prime. No rock band could ever have touched them for sheer raw power, intensity, irreverence, angst, bluster, and explosiveness. They were the shit, and ANY rockers of the day would have known it. None of the guitar greats with their soloing abilities could ever generate the power and intensity of Townshend, no matter how hard they wanked their axes. He knew what he was doing- he played the fuck out of those rock anthems of his, and the fact that he deemed guitar flourishes and embellishments as outside his spectrum, instead leaving that to a powerhouse, fully overtone-savvy bassist in Entwistle, and a hurricane on the drums in Moon, distinguished The Who as a force to be reckoned with. Daltry rose to the occasion because he had no fucking choice! Together, in their prime, they were unstoppable!
@@leematheson3887
Exactly‼️
I particularily like the points about Pete knowing his strengths, (including the rest of the band), arming his batallion, knowing the enemy may have extra bullets, but their heavy artillery was aimed closer to the heart. That the proverbial battle cry would have to rise to the occasion.
♡ In retrospect, Townshend felt Tommy was Roger's graduation party.
Many have their musical bias & tastes, but when you remove these factors and historically look at the who's who of the genre and ALL the collective components of these legendary groups, one group stands at the top, in a LIVE setting. The individual members of that ensemble, freakishly quagulated like The Rock Alchemist's grand formula, the stars had truly aligned! Other bands had their distinctive strengths and abilities, but NO other group can lay claim to ALL their stylistic trends, being in London at that specific time, Kingpin's of the initial British Invasion's ever expanding vocabulary, with it's leading mastermind, formulating his epic pieces. Their performances spread the new doctrine to that generation in the most bombastic, transformative vein. Jimi, himself, took it to them at Monterey, sacrificing his guitar, taking Pete & Jeff Beck's feedback & amplification wizardry to unchartered realms, adding his virtuous showmanship & stageshow...regardless, the Experience were no match for the collective, Who.
☆ He won a few battles, but the Who are still fighting the War👍
@@leematheson3887 The Who were so formidable that they stole the show with only one song (well, it was a suite of several mini-songs) at the Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus, and Mick kept the footage under wraps for decades!
Why was the laser show outlawed?
@@godeplatformyourself7108 That performance was incredible! Thanks for that nod!
'Moon the Loon'
I love you, Joe!
''One of the most terrifying things that ever happened to me was that Keith Moon decided he liked me.''
- Joe Walsh
Yeah this sounds "unreal." Help! He has befriended me...what might happen now?
Now that's just plain old funny shit right there
"Joe Walsh is an interesting bunch of guys." -Glenn Frey
@@motman52 you literally never knew with moonie!😆
Me (Tom) and Joe and Keith share one thing in Common : All are "Recovering Alcoholics." Joe and Tom are living Recovery. Moon has taken the Inevitable Irreversable Permanent Cure. (He may be happier for that.)
Alice Cooper said tha same thing- Everything you've heard about Moon is true...and you haven't even heard half of it!
Moon's philosophy was, 'anything worth doing, is worth doing right'. Ok, so he may have gone a bit too far, at times... 😂
One of my favorite Drummers to practice to.
But ... all things considered ... it's something that he lived as long as he did ...
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Moon the Loon.....absolute legend!
Keith Moon is a god!!! :)
Gods create, not destroy.
@@andygossard4293 Tell that to Thor! ;)
@@andygossard4293 Tell that to the Egyptian first born circa the Moses era. Or the millions of innocent screaming babies murdered in the Great Flood.
@@blackmore4 ok
@@andygossard4293
I guess you're not familiar with Greek Mythology, specifically Kronos?
King of the Titanes & the God of Time, in particular time when viewed as a destructive, all devouring force. Francisco Goya immortalized him devouring his son in a famous painting, during the early 1800's.
Tell the whole truth? , I can't do that , you couldn't afford me .
It really is surprising that Moon made it to his 30's!! 💥
It's really surprising that Moon didn't end up in a Luney Bin. But having money used to mean you could buy your way out of anything.
Joe Walsh defined why Keith Moon was called Moon the Loon.
I’m binging on The Moon🌚🥁
RlP m👀m,ox 🙏 and the real rolling Stone Brian Jones. 🍀🇮🇪🍀🇻🇦🇮🇪🇮🇪🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇲🇱🇲🇱🇲🇱🕴️🛵🕴️🔘🔘🕴️🛵🕴️
Most dramas errr ... drummers are nuts
😥 wow Awesome 😴😫😪😪😪
Moon just needed some meds
He's "meds" specifically Heminevrin, a narcotic , was what killed him. Moon was never going to make old age...hell at 33 he looked 52! What a life, what a drummer!
@@garymorgan3314 I don't take those.
@@garymorgan3314 but yeah. They kill. People do awful things for them. Natural psorisis is very different from narcotics.
It is very subtle and hurts. The ones caused by narcotics are like fake skin.
@@alinebaruchi1936 Not sure about the connection to psoriasis but interested. You have it? You have good meds? Hope so Aline.
Best wishes.Gary
@@garymorgan3314 I will help whomever I can. It gave me quite betterment.
For a lot of things. I am going through epidemics better than I thought.
Everyone is scared
Shoulda put the mic in the same room as the talent.
Where's the rema of Joe's interview?
His autopsy showed so many drugs, the question isn't how he died, but how did he live?
Drug's and Alcohol
Demand your respect
There has to be an
Understanding
That mixing is
Fatal, that's what
Happened to
All of them
Janis Jim
Jimi Keith
It's interesting eerie
And worth noting
That Keith Moon
And The Who
Shared a stage
With Mamas And Papas
At the 1967 Monterey
Pop Festival Later
Both Keith and M.C
Died in the same
Room i believe at the
Same age. Same hotel
Same suite
A lot of the same prescription medication he was taking to beat his alcoholism. That’s all they ever said they found, so the cocaine drop off the night he died can’t be true. And Keith and mama cass both died in the same flat, not same hotel
Little Steven had a segment where he talked about Keith. He told of Alice Cooper recounting the shooting of "Sextette."(now there's a movie I wish was easier to find on DVD. Ringo was in it, as was Keith, Alice Cooper, and more).
Supposedly, Mae West was trying to get all the male actors in the film to go back to her dressing room with her. Keep in mind that Mae West was at least 90 at this point, and she definitely was NOT a Mamie Van Doren, Sophia Loren, or one of the well preserved aging actresses you may have seen online. She looked like a drag queen playing Mae West in a Rob Zombie movie.
Anyway, Alice, and presumably the rest of the cast was aghast at the prospect. But he added, "I think Keith went at least a few times."
This is what happens when young people are given too much money and too many drugs!
Bad boy and he took it too far and The Who is one of my favorite bands love Moon too..He loved the Rock Star life and it put him over the edge..Smh
Read where he was living next door to Steve McQueen and was the neighbor from hell!!!🤣
Jim Fox is a diabolically good drummer, better than Moon, any day, or night. And, He's still Alive !
Who's that? Never heard of him!
Makes me laugh when a american thinks he's cool until he meets a brit lol
rock stars trashing hotel rooms has officially been named the most tired cliche of all time
well, not in 1970 when the Who and the James Gang toured together, it was fresh in those days
... this was the early 70s bro..
Yes, the inevitable result of posers trying to outdo the archetype...
Never should have been a drummer. If he had a real job I doubt if he'd be dead today.