The Who - Baba O'Riley (Shepperton Studios / 1978)
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- Опубликовано: 30 окт 2019
- Filmed on B-Stage at Shepperton Studios on 25 May 1978 in front of an invited audience including members of The Pretenders, Generation X, the Rich Kids and the Sex Pistols and included in Jeff Stein’s documentary The Kids Are Alright.
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man, whoever made the decision to film this on proper film needs a pat on the back because here we are in 2021 and this looks AMAZING
Director Jeff Stein shot this in 35mm, as well as the aborted Kilburn show from December 1977.
....i mean i dont think vhs was a thing yet...was it?
@@ayderla789 it was, along with Betamax. Both were in their early stages of being available to the public.
@@projectpat006 i stand corrected. thank you for making me smarter, and there for stronger
@@ayderla789 the reason they went to VHS exclusively and not Betamax was Porno Movies, they were shot on VHS and so popular , Betamax basically died lol
Every band from this era should go back and remaster their videos. Looks like it was shot last week.
hard process and the films rolls/camera need to be very specific for possible remaster. I dont think many gig videos were recorded with movie film cameras.
@@diddymies but if it sells, why not. Worth the try IMHO.
JiTiAr35 these were recorded on film most wouldn’t be recorded on film because it wouldn’t be needed
Most video recordings in the eighties were made onto magnetic tape. The quality of those is not the best. However, with footage done on film like this, you don't need remastering, just a good copy and scanning it in 4K. That's it.
@@endreszatmari2302 oh that's a great point. Shooting on film was the key.
I love the internet for letting me watch a Baba O Reilly live performance from the 1970s. Beautiful!
It has its moments, doesn't it?
Ironic comment as the internet was the death of good music.
The one thing I love the internet for
IS this song about kids being stoned ??? ITS so great and never knew who sang it lol
@@MesaperProductionsYou said it perfectly. It has its moments.
I love how the 3 of them are all theatrical to the 9s and then you get a brief shot of entwhistle, stock still, but then you notice his fingers are playing just as frantically as the rest of them. Truly the eye of a musical hurricane
Good description. The other 3, all live wires. But John, chill as ever, only his fingers moving, Pure skill right there!! 😉
He’s that one cool uncle that’s always just blasted out of his mind
rip ox
@@sking3492 poo
As a bass player, I'm in awe every time. I'd love to watch only Entwistle's camera all the way through.
Pete Townshend, the most underrated tambourine player ever.
Agreed 😂
I don't know, he's no Davy Jones! ; )
I was so glad when he tossed it...
more cowbell ! :D
Dat true
A rare band that had a:
Lead Bass Player
Lead Drummer
Lead Guitar Player
And Lead Singer.
And an explosives expert!
You mean Rush? I agree
and a lead viewer! 😁
More like the guitar player kept his part simple and kept time
What's a lead bass player and lead drummer? They just hold the backline and have a couple of solos. If anything they're all beats and chords.🤣
Keith Moon’s final performance. Rest in Peace.
I was just saying he seems calmer than normal
Omg no that's so sad 😢
Thanks Keith
@@aunch3Calmer? He did a snot full of blow before this show.
Addicts that kill themselves don't get to rest in peace.sorry to break the news
I'm 72 and this still rocks me back to my youth,
you are never too old to appreciate good live music from the old days,
rather than mostly the manufactured rubbish today.
All rock and roll roads led to the Tarrant County Convention Center in Ft Worth Texas. I saw so many great bands in the 1970s. The Who included. Phenomenal performance.
Yes long live Rock, I need it Every Day.... keep on living,🙏🎉🥰
The opening of this song has never stopped being a thrill.
bluesborn agreed, there is no confusion as to what song this is two seconds after it starts and nothing has ever tried to do anything similar.
SAD BOYS AND DRAIN GANG
ENTERED THE CHAT
Stephen Drummer Townsend was a genius, one of the most famous use of synthesizer.
I would say Elton John’s Bennie and the Jets can be recognized from the very first Chord of the piano.
True!! very Genially intro !! For me togheter E.L.P was two Immortal band ...
Like that chug of whiskey you know the good burn your going to get. Very astute comment and 109% accurate.
John’s bass playing and his tone is pure heaven in this gig.
Damn, now I've got to look up when active pickups were invented!
John made me a bassist as a kid, got into jazz/funk later, can not play now because of arthritis, he was unique
Amazing bassist
Brilliant bassist
Looks like his heart rate never got over 65 bpm.
Small factoid: The microphones they are using (Shure SM58 for the lead singer and Shure SM57 for guitarist) have now been the industry standard for over five decades and are still being manufactured basically unchanged since their release in 1965/1966. Just goes to show that a good product does not need to change just for the sake of it being on the market for a long time.
They used the 565’s
If it ain't broke, don't fix it
Are you Shure about that?
They have been used for live appearances more because of their durability - they are built like a tank - than their sonic superiority
@@pjones6749 Yup, considering how Roger uses it there it better had to be built like a tank.
VERY rare to see a live version that so perfectly reproduces the studio version AND to see the young beauties in their prime. The skill and settled charisma. I saw it in Elvis and later Sinatra. VERY rare!
I love that no matter how much energetic frenzy was going on around him Entwistle just did his own thing and was chill.
He should be on the short list of great bass players. His tone and demeanor are magnificent.
Well, that... that's Entwistle.
That man lived his life *right*.
@@jorgetapia4810 he the top of the list 👊🙏
I'm a drummer and know very little about the Who but what I see in the bass player is a focused perfectionist.
@@jorgetapia4810Yeah, chill.
Jesus the bass actually sounds like a piano it’s that bright
Played with an alembic exploitor through some sort of sunn amp though i forgot exactly what kind.
Fresh strings
There’s a pianist behind Townsend’s amp. That’s why
Well of course fresh strings everyone knows fresh strings sound brighter
treble to the max
Daltrey’s voice when he starts singing, just incredible
You watch this even without knowing anything about the band BUT you still know that you've watched something very special.
That was how I became their fan five months ago ❤️
never met someone who used a tamborine with such passion.
Not even on a jingle jangle morning? When you're not sleepy and there's no place you're going to?
@@ANKITSHRIVASTAVBEE Hey Mr. Tambourine man
OUH
You know what we need? More cowbell....
@@MOUNTAINMANJJ Lmao!
Never knew they had 4K in the 70's. The who must have time travelled to get good camera tech
leokimvideo Never knew you were a Who fan. Been watching you for years mate!
They must have shot this directly to film. That way it can be upscaled perfectly.
Pure class. Would love to have seen this line up in concert.
It was shot to film in a theater-style room at Shepperton Studios - done for the documentary The Kids Are Alright. Looked great on the big screen when I first saw the film in 1979; the remaster looks better.
When something is shot on film but on good film with a great fine grain it can be scanned and digitalized with a higher quality and detail which is easily transferable to 4K
When CHAOS and CALMNESS combine for a great song.
Daltrey. Love his rough and ready power vocals and stage presence
Sad knowing that this is the last one for Keith Moon…. Such a phenomenal drummer and a mad Rocker!
Moon the loon the octopus
add another one to vietnam's body count and keep it moving is all we can do,that's what he's singing about all the teenagers dying in vietnam before they're even old enough to drink a beer
that's incredible
@@Aaron-zu3xn i am pretty sure they were singing about woodstock and how all the attendees were on drugs.
Even seeing him I could not believe ,it this guy ,this band ,was beyond fantastic
Ladies and Gents, this is why we should never stop shooting film...
Now digital is OK, but in the early 2000s dang it was rough.
1:49 - Literal chills. No matter how cynical I may get about rock, this part, that riff, and those power chords always brings me back to everything joyous and vital about it.
Yes, truly so!
Rock is just fine. This is Rock
2:35-2:50 awesome all time.
This is one song I would not get bored of if it was on repeat and to think this is 53 years old.....unbelievable!
56
What a psychedelic experience it must have been, watching them live on stage. The older generation was so lucky.
Indeed. I was there in Golden Hall in San Diego during The Who's "Tommy Tour" on June 13, 1970. The four of them came bouncing onto the stage wearing white jumpsuits, and proceeded to play the entire "Tommy" album non-stop from start to finish. (At least it seemed that way to me; the link below says a few songs were omitted.) I adored the Tommy album, and had not expected such a treat.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tommy_Tour#U.S._leg_(7_June_%E2%80%93_7_July_1970)
@@wdfarmer2 Thank you for sharing this!
We now have high blood pressure, dodgy hips, worsening eye sight and hearing, and so on and on. But you are right, we were so lucky and I would not change with a young person of today.
Londons Wembley Arena 1981. Awesome concert. Between seeing The Who, Aerosmith, Nazareth, Cyndi Lauper, The Kinks and a few other notable bands from that era, I feel blessed.
Mary, you took the words right out of my mouth. Saw them 4th row at the Forum. Saw Queen, Pink Floyd front row center. Now I’m getting a hip replacement next month. But you’re right, wouldn’t change a thing.
Entwistle is goals. How he just stands there calmly doing his thing, doesn't feel the need to put out the same insane amount of energy as the other guys. I love how cool he is in his own skin.
If you haven't, listen to the lyrics to "The Quiet One" which John wrote.
To be fair, he is probably as high as a kite. He just knew the right drugs to do on stage, and what to do off stage. But, he didn't know when to stop.
Probably cause he’s playing bass as well
There's a ton of energy in his fingers.
I was right in front of him in '66, crushed into the stage, his bass made my chest sore, could not sleep for days, he was not on drugs them...a real musician...best bass player ever. the Who: lead bass, lead guitar, lead vocal.....and lead drums...unique
I love how Entwistle always has that "this is too easy" look
Entwistle was the brains in The Who. And he always remained so calm despite the lunacy that often surrounded him onstage. I love how he calmly protects himself and his bass here in the famous Smothers Brothers explosion: ruclips.net/video/-bgJC4YSNF4/видео.html
Still listening in 2024!
Love how Ringo plays the bass.
Peace and love
Wish we still had John R.I.P
Mirko i love how ringo is 6 inches taller
Mirko huh?
I used to hang out with Moonie back in the day,crazy times guys crazy times.How I made it Fuck knows! Moonie though what a Guy.always remember you Buddy!
The younger generations hopefully will listen to The Who and realize how amazing a time it was to be alive in the 70's.
I can tell you in any case that I personally love this group especially 《Won't get fooled again》and 《Baba o'riley》and yet I'm only 17 years old.
13 and i love the who
I'm 62, female going to see them badminton July. They are genius
25, I love them and many people of my age do
^^^^^ If I was alive in the 70s I would be dead and it would've been worth it, totally mad my parents wasted it by being incredibly boring lmao
Another superb huge rock band from England what a country for absolutely fantastic bands thank you for making the world a better place.
One of the best, most epically recognisable songs ever.
Far, *far* better than the vast majority of "modern" songs
@@xHadesStamps Agreed 100%, there is so much more skill and craftsmanship involved in this
This have better quality then bank surveillance.
Buster Cherry
Haha
than*
@@connorsimon5641 ok Rebecca
@@radando7074 lmaoooo
If there’s a heaven I hope the Brits are in charge of the Music.
Elton John, these guys, Pink Floyd, The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, ELO, the list goes on and on and on
@@LTAD-xi6sw zep queen
No sorry they are responsible for the catering, germans for humour
Taron Egerton (sorta)
Solid observation.
That's how you handle a tambourine! 😁 This whole performance is just mindblowing.
I like how everyone is rocking out except for the bassist he’s just there being chill
Never have i seen a stressed bass player
John Entwistle giving the world a lesson in how to play the bass....The cameraman "what's a bass?????"
Typical. Have you heard the isolated bass track from this performance? It's on RUclips and it's a bass lesson and a half.
@@disprogreavette8545 actually I haven't, I will go hunting for it now though.
Man I was almost SURE that it was Ringo Starr playing bass.
It's a fish. According to the cameraman.
There was likely plenty of Entwistle, but it got left on the cutting room floor. Blame the editor.
Me to my drug dealer: "I'll have what Pete's having"
That's funny
John Massoud lulz
I want what Keith had but we will never know because he didn’t even know
Blow!
Acid.... to funny..... their stylist was on something good....😂
I love when Roger pulls out the harmonica. That's the best part of the entire song. He is so talented with that thing.
Those runs by John are SO CLEAN.
All four of them epitomized their instruments - John rock-steady on the bass, Pete energetic with the guitar, Roger with his mic-twirling magic, and Keith bashing the hell out of his drums while keeping everyone else in time. Just amazing.
I miss this era. RIP Keith Moon. ✌
@@Krrrimmi And RIP John Entwistle
Lol..."keeping everyone else in time". Pete was the rhythm player/time keeper in this band.
Incredible how everyone of them is so talented
About Moon... so many other drummers say he couldn't keep time... rubbish. Entwistle's bass was really playing lead guitar. The guy was a phenomenal musician. Found Daltrey's posturing a bit much but what a lead man. True group... they all contributed. Play in a band (altho nearly 70!) as part time drummer not sure if that applies. V difficult with all the egos. Also, everyone knows how to drum better than you do.
This is one of the best songs in the world. Simply perfect. So inspiring.
CSI New York song
NCI Miami Choice , They like 70s music like me ,,
I have always loved it😁
@@frankgrimes7388 Not true
@@frankgrimes7388 even so, there are plenty of awesome songs that are a one-chord vamp.
I can't stop watching this it has to be one of the most perfect live performances ever each band member couldn't have played their parts more perfectly just in awe 😮
Same
Here we are at the end of 2023 and still a masterpiece
I never noticed Townsend's jacket in this before-
It's ripped in the right armpit. You only need to watch about 30 seconds of his stage moves to understand why.
AgentXPQ haha
The jacket is actually cut that way, it's not a rip. He probably had it cut deliberately though.
Surprised the pants hadn't joined it, LOL...more energy than a toddler.
He wore it at Kilbourn as well. I've always liked it.
Shelter 🤣
One of the best bands to ever live.
I say THE best, not even just "one of"! Cheers 😎
@@lisadc4681 On my top 5, they come first place. And that's never changing🤘😎
Just give them your money;
I was a dead-on Bowie tribute,
-the bands don't give a shit about you [ well maybe the nicer girls ]
turkeys.
bollox
CHARLES- DEFEAT-GLOBAL-HOMO-KALERGiISLAM EUROPA what are you talking about.
This music will never fade. One of the greatest group of artists of all time!
One of the dopest bass players of all time, Entwistle rocked 🤘🏽
The Best.
Yes, it was the dope that killed him.
Very,very well said.
John is literally just vibin the hole song
The irony of Townshend spending hours and hours in his home studio experimenting with synths and sounds and 24 tape tracks to get the instrumentation just right according to his rarefied artistic vision… and then Daltrey just coming out and KILLING IT live on a simple fucking harmonica
This song will always take me back to the simpler times with Dad and my brothers. God bless you all listening right now!
One of greatest rock songs of all time
Here we have four extraordinary eccentrics in a single rock band. To look at Roger and Pete, but especially John and Keith, the passing of time and of life itself seems to me unbearably tragic. This is a precious record of people and for people. It's perfect.
I heard a 13 year kid say to his dad walking out of the 2019 concert that it was the best he had ever seen. It was one of the best I had but had a spiritual tone to it.
Yes
Amen
The quintessential Pete Townsend and probably the greatest live act to ever appear on stage. This is the Who!.
The Who acted the way Rock Gods should act on stage! Standard setters for all to follow!
One of the greatest bands of all time. All were unreal at what they did
Don’t know if it’s the mix, but Entwhistle’s bass is even more spectacular than usual.
Yeah its amazing, there is even an Isolated Bass version of this exact performance on youtube, just type in "John Entwistle Isolated bass" it should be there
Agreed
Bout time the mixers did him justice
Thunder fingers!
There's also a piano track flown in doubling it.
Just imagine what Keith moon’s Instagram would be like if he lived long enough
He would be cool enough not to use it
imagine Twitter as well
Probably like Liam Gallagher's but 10x better.
Guessing Keith would be dressed as a nun in short skirt and high heels, tweeting Trump.
Blasting out the song, "won't get fooled again."
@@ddelaney712 Yep, sounds like keith.
Saw the who 10 times in my life and every show was outstanding. They totally captivated the crowd!
Maaaaaan I'm so so so fucking jealous 😭😍
To see Keith Moon and his frantic brilliance on the drums
It would have been great if Keith had the passion for his musical talent that could have overcome the demons within him, reinvented himself and got back into a physical shape that let him continue his work, but sadly it was not to be. His work was getting increasingly better IMO, going from "Quadrophenia" and"By Numbers" to "Who Are You", I always marvel at listening to what he did on Quad, a lot of it was mixed down, but it is truly spectacular.
I love to see him and all is hyperactive glory.
This is the last concert Keith Moon ever played. He died less than 5 months later.
Such a loss.
One of the greatest drummer ever
The heroes are remembered, but legends like Keith moon never die
So sad he was so amazing he just took everything too far.
They did just two or three songs just for the movie the kids are alright. It's in their home town Shepherd's bush
I think there might be traces of blood in Pete's cocaine.
Joonas Vuomajoki 🤣🤣🤣🤣I think so
Pete wasn't a cokehead. He WAS an alcoholic back then, now recovered, and always, always insane! Gotta love 'im!
AND HEROIN AND PEYOTE FOR TONS.....
But he 's still alive!
I'm going to use that...
This song will never age. Anthemic and powerful.
50 years later it still gets me rocking', nice version especially Pete Townsend's energy!
that fucking cameraman doesn't seem to be aware of the fact that The Who had a bass player
The dvd and blu ray has camera options you can choose for that segment so you can watch the Ox cam.
Yeah, one of the best rock bass players ever.
Yep, the bass player always seems to be the one left behind and forgotten
My favorite bass player too 😡
do you mean cameraman or director who has the final say
Townsend couldn't have found a better voice for his genius.. truly a match made in heaven!
It's funny that, although they didn't always get along well, and Roger was prone to wanting to fist fight / brawl with Pete on at last one occasion, they combined talents well enough to generate some of the most epic and brilliant rock music ever created.
@@Internutt2023 Roger was the only one who could sing Pete’s material right, and Roger would’ve had nothing to sing without Pete. They truly needed each other.
And apparently he could fight. In the early days they were jumped by some German teens in Munich. While three band mates ran Roger went toe to toe with the Germans, and won.
Stairway to heaven, Barba O'Reilly, and Kiss Rock and roll all night!!! Rock and roll anthems!!!
Unbelievable fast Bass drum Godfather John Entwistle
best Bass Player ever
Rest in Peace
"The Ox" rocked...!!!
Thunder Fingers!!
Remastering this 35mm to 4K digital looks like it was shot yesterday. AMAZING experience for all generations, thanks for who's involved.
The best era of music
Get a copy of the remastered "The Kids Are Alright" -- there's a feature on the restoration that's really interesting.
2024, still watching in amazement!
Im 47 and only now heard this song. Wow. Genius
I'm surprised that Pete left that tamborine intact when he was done with it.
😂
😝
what is your intrepretation of "dont cry,dont raise your eye ,its only teenage waste land".
Threw it so he could play guitar
@@ZanyWabbit Either you are kidding just to live up to your name or you are living up to it by being ignorant.
This show was the first time The Who had played together in over a year. Pete was so disappointed with this performance he didn’t want it recorded. Yet this is a 100 times better than anything we have today.
Damn, this show is pretty epic. Especially with Won’t Get Fooled Again!
I think you are mixing up the details a bit. They played the Kilburn show in December 1977. They last played in October 1976 before that. It was the Kilburn show he was unhappy with. John wad drunk, Keith had in Peter own words forgotten how to play drums. And Roger forgot some words.
@@bent2 that’s brilliant haha
Pete was so full of energy all the time. It really sucks that we need to get old.
He's still good, especially for his age
Or on drugs
It really sucks Pete's on the sex offender's register.
at 72 I still plan to die before I get old....rock on kids.....
Getting old is the only way we know to live longer
no one else touches these by miles .... fantastic . pure showmanship and talant x
I can't believe how good this is. I might just cry.
My jaw dropped when I first saw this on “The Kids Are Alright”. Returning back for prob my 50th viewing 😎
Jim C I agreed, incredible song)
Don’t cry, it’s only teenage wasteland
Are they running 75000 watts here?
@classiccarz It's not The Who without Keith
I don't exactly know why but a moment before Roger started singing, while the camera was on John, I started smiling. A big ass smile with teeth and eyes half closed. I'm not their biggest fan, my dad is, but this song makes me feel something.
There's something about a timeless song that makes you feel it. Love this song and the performance. Imagine hearing it for the first time and everytime after feels the same.
I know what you mean.
The power of music! I was six when I saw The Beatles on the Ed Sullivan Show. I felt it. I was six!
he looked so cool in the 60s early 70s but the beard makes him look like a nonce. genius, though
What an golden era of music,but im grateful to be born in this era so I can watch all of this golden pieces
I have no shame admitting it, when I see this live I shed a tear. What an amazing piece of music.
The guy who remastered this film should get some massive pay rise or something because it looks like it was shot yesterday
I think it's actually the film reel that was used back then is really good quality, only problem was the tvs were not powerful enough to show it, good quality film reels fron the 60s/70s cleaned up are actually the equivalent of a 40k-100k clear picture(we are currently at 4k digitally). Source - the moon landings movie that cane out in the summer Q&A with director on picture quality.
what do you mean for TVs was not powerful enough?
@@napomania they didnt have the resolution to reproduce the full quality of film
@@jordanmc9877 we're way past 4k already mate. 8K cameras are a thing, and it's still going up.
@@jordanmc9877 that's big brain
John Entwistle looks like a live-action version of every character in Yellow Submarine!
So true
WOW.
How have I never put that together before!? Bahahahahahaha
You grasped what was worrying me:-)))
EyeWatch: That's just funny!!!
Looooool
Some people will think I'm crazy, but I've always preferred The Who over The Rolling Stones and The Beatles; and I've always had one big regret.....that I never got to see The Who live. Yea, and I was 15 years old in 1978.
Not me. Their music holds up far better over time. The thinking man's rock out of the "Big Three" that came out of Britain in that era.
They may not have written as many great songs as the Stones or the Beatles, but in terms of sheer, raw power, their best songs just blow the ceiling off, yeah.
2024 here? 🔥🔥🔥🔥❤❤❤❤
He'll yes , new fan here.
@@funnystuff9954 🔥💪😎
The anthem of my youth. I was 14 when Who's Next came out, and now I'm 63 and it still moves me like no other.
Your 64 year old friend hears you man !! Cheers
Exactly.....Who's Next is, I believe, among the top 5 albums of all time.
I remember back in the early 80's there was some old graffiti on a side street that said both THE WHO & TEENAGE WASTELAND. I was very young then, but, once I figured it out, I was & still am hooked. The Most COMPLETE band....
I dont listen to it as much as I used to, but when I so, so do the neighbors.
And Im 59
Me too. Same age. This album came out, my dad went to Vietnam. Great time for music. Other things not so much.
I introduced this to my 14 year old son... now he is hooked!!!!!!!! GREAT MUSIC NEVER GETS OLD!!!!
He will remember the moment for ever!!!
@@-Nicolas- its moments like this i treasure the most.........LONG LIVE FAMILY LOVE AND ROCK AND ROLL!!!
@@ethansledzianowski8056 LONG LIVE 1970s!!!!
I’m 51 years old. Listening to this with ear pods in. I’m back in time, the late 70s - early 80s listen on my mom’s turntable trying not to skip the album by jumping around to the music. Giant speakers are throbbing, my bare feet are pounding the carpet under my feet, my arms are in the air. I’m loving life not knowing what awaits me.
What would you change?
I saw them 2 yrs ago in the concert in Portland, OR, and had a great time
One of the best bands ever.
Probably the First and Only Super Group!
So RAW and legendary sound
@@stevenclarke5606Led Zeppelin and a few others might want to have a word with you.
Where are LZ now?
Yeah thats right.
I saw the who 3 time
2006 2007 2015
"I don't need to fight....To prove I'm right."
So God damn beautiful.
I don't need to be 4 givv'n✌️✌️✌️✌️
These are all really freaking great bands of the 60's, 70's, 80's, 90's and into the 2000's. U2, The Who, Rolling Stones??!! There is no one who compares to these bands for live rock and roll music anymore. I wouldn't spend $25 bucks to see them, but I'd spend $500 any of the classics from that earlier generation, even if the bands need some help now that they're in their later years! BRING THEM ALL BACK AND ON!!
It still boggles my mind. So young. So talented .
That bass coming through at the start is so powerful
Absolutely astounding quality
I mean the video looks good too
Johnson Aerostar Ikr? This was the 70’s and it looks amazing.
@@klinkov6393 It was recorded on film. Film is as good as the technology that can read it. Old videos of film looked shitty because old TVs had shitty screens.
@@upflupchuckfck yes. and 35mm Film can be scanned up to 6K digital resolution.
You win the internet today, man.
ruclips.net/video/rVpABCxiDaU/видео.html
wow !! what a proformance!!! i love this band!!
This is pure art. Art work. Or whatever you call it. Climax.
The people in the audience were lucky as fuck. That still looks mad in 2023.
when Townshend cranks up that first chord, and starts playing his guitar it doesn't get any better than this as far as live rock music is concerned . He's just absolutely loving his presence on the stage, shredding the hell out of his guitar. Just amazing
its called Acting
And all I'll say, and I said it to his face "Where is the book?"
@James enlighten me please
@@James_489 hmm, I guess you were part of the investigation team and had evidence that others didn't know about?
@@James_489 It is a shame that RUclips don't get their act together and you get sued for libel hiding in your dingy bedsit!!
For years, I did not realize the intro was just John Entwistle on bass playing 16th notes...
RIP Mate
Should have had a solo camera zoomed in just on Entwistle's fingers shredding those bass strings. Truly amazing.
What a HUGE bass sound from Entwistle, incredible! 👍
2020: "How you feelin?"
Me: "Like Pete Townshend's tambourine."
Shook?
Same.
This is an underrated comment.
He did kinda pound the hell out of it and then just tossed it aside
@@robertferguson533 Yep, just like my women ...