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I love when younger people love our older music. We lived in the best era for music!!🎵🎸🤘
We had NO IDEA how lucky we were to grow up with this music! I actually feel sorry for younger generations having nothing but crappy auto tune pop songs, new Country (pop with a twang!) and so-so rock bands to listen to.
Roger Daltry the guy who sang " I hope I die before I get old" in my generation is turning 80. Thank God he's not too old to rock still. Rock on Roger. Love hearing that voice.
One of the greatest rock songs ever made. Pete Townshend wrote some of the greatest rock and roll tunes of all time.
Happy Birthday Roger Daltry!! he turns 80 tomorrow
Also, The Who are performing several gigs at the end of March in London for their annual Teenage Cancer Trust charity concerts. Teenage Cancer Trust is similar to the Ronald McDonald house except for it focuses on housing near hospitals for teenagers who are battling cancer. Squeeze is the opening band and other artists including Robert Plant and Eddie Vedder will also be performing.
🎉🎉🎉happy birthday
80!🤯Where has the time gone?
His body still puts guys half his age to shame
Are we old?😮 lol
'Love Reign O'er Me' is a BANGER!!
It is! 🔥 Pearl Jam did it justice at the VH1 Rock Honors.
My favorite.
I love that song!
@@karenmikalofsky5287they sure did!
The Who also made a rock opera, Tommy, which was also made into a movie and I think, a play too. It’s about a deaf, dumb, blind Pinball wizard…awesome album in toto. Really cute pup ya got there!
They actually made two album-length rock operas! The other being Quadrophenia (1973).
@@nickcangemiQuadrophenia is an amazing album!
You really need to hear “Baba O’Reily.”
Next one should be Baba O'reilly (Won't Get Fooled Again) or Behind Blue Eyes.
Dropping the f-bomb wasn't allowed by the FCC, but somehow our local DJs turned a blind eye when spinning this on the radio
Came here to say this. 😅
@NotThatJen Same here. I don't know if it was the small radio market where I grew up or what.......but we didn't hear the "scrubbed and sanitized" version until about 15 years ago.
Thank God the morality police came in and saved my "soul" just before my 45th birthday 😁!
Music of my youth! So fortunate that it was worth listening to, but also made your body want to move...just like your reaction.
Dude!......Your having an EARGASM!....go with it,...Rock on luv yer stuff.
Shon is ready for the musical journey of The Who. Try ‘Baba O’Reilly’, ‘Boris The Spider’, ‘Squeezebox’, ‘Love Reign O’er Me’, ‘Behind Blue Eyes’, ‘Eminence Front’. That would be chapter 1 of The Who text book.
The Who, just like Pink Floyd are an experience.
I was introduced to them by my cousin when I moved to Scotland at 14. I'm 50 now and have only one regret. I never saw them live!
I wish you could've a ways back. I saw them in Austin in 1980, Dallas in 1982, but the Austin show was indoors and was just incredible. Also saw Pete in 1979 in London, and that was a great show too.
...This song is based on a day in the life of Pete Townshend. It began with a very long meeting dealing with royalties for his songs: "Eleven hours in the Tin Pan, God, there's got to be another way." The "Tin Pan" he is referring to is Denmark Street, the "Tin Pan Alley" of London where many music publishers and songwriters were based. After this excruciating meeting he received a large check for royalties, left, went to a bar and got completely drunk. In that bar he encountered Paul Cook and Steve Jones of The Sex Pistols, who thought very highly of Pete for paving the way for punk rock music. Townshend was conflicted because he feared The Who had sold out, and seeing The Sex Pistols, who were icons of rebellion, exacerbated him even more. Pete left that bar and passed out in a random doorway in Soho (a part of London). A policeman recognized him ("A policeman knew my name") and being kind, woke him and told him, "You can go sleep at home tonight (instead of a jail cell), if you can get up and walk away." Pete's response: "Who the f--k are you?" ... www.songfacts.com/facts/the-who/who-are-you
Never knew that story. Thank you for posting it...
@@jonathanlocke6404Resd Pete's Autobiography "Who I Am" ....Best Rock Bio I've Ever Read ! RAD ...Newk from Kentucky
I kn that the first few times I heard the song, I thought it was "tin can" and that it represented drinking beer from cans all day.
Last time I saw the Who live in concert was at the The Who concert disaster in Cincinnati at the Riverfront Coliseum December 3, 1979, which ended in tragedy where 11 fellow concert goers were killed in stampede outside the doors. It was an amazing concert but such a tragic end. It was a scary night, I was only a teenager (14) and never witnessed anything like it before. The band was devastated and never played Cincinnati again until...forty-three years after that tragic night, the Who finally returned to Cincinnati. Thanx so much, take care, Peace
Wow man,that’s cool 😎. I was only 12 in 79 and didn’t really listen to the Who much until the mid 80s. Love them
The who was considered one of the greatest live bands ever. Age old question stones vs Beatles answer the who
Yeah, you get it! They really were that good! The Who made a LOT of songs like this, and even better. And they were easily the best live band I've seen. Untouchable!
Great song by a great band
There is also a promotional video of the song and you get to see the personalities of the band members as they record this song.
1978 a great year almost all 70’s music is the best!
THIS SONG CAME OUT IN 19-78 ISN'T IT AWESOME HOW MUSIC WAS SO REAL AND SO GOOD . THE 70S WAS MY TEENAGE YEARS ☮💜🎶 ROCK AND ROLL
You need to check out their 1970 performance at isle of wight live performance. U will b blown away
One of the best road trip songs of all time!
there is a missing verse from this song, not many know it exists.
I used to check my reflection
Jumping with my cheap guitar
I must have lost my direction
'Cause I ended up a superstar
One-nighters in the boardroom
Petrify the human brain
You can learn from my mistakes
But you're posing in the glass again
Awesome! Got to see them live one time, it was kick- ass! Tight! Love this song- you might like their song, " Behind Blue Eyes" one of my favorites.
Greatest Rock Band Ever
I LOVED this concert! I saw them back in '81 or '82 at the Kingdome in Seattle before it was torn down! ❤
Their sound is why they have been a top band to me since I was a kid )
Sparky rockin out was way cool. I'm 67. Imagine being a teenager when this stuff was brand new. It was great. Enjoy your musical journey friend. Lots more to go❤
Beautiful, indeed
Great reaction sir. I'd suggest 'Behind Blue Eyes' next. Cheers.
This song was used as the theme song for the TV show CSI
Happy birthday Roger. Rock God
I saw them in concert but after Keith Moon died. Ringo Star’s son sat in for him. Great Concert
Great music never dies.
Great video. You listen to what you are hearing, and articulate what you think. You get into it. The plain background with that side lighting works very well.
Agreed.
(Just wish he would put on a shirt!)
The Who were my first concert ever. And still my best concert ever.
They have lots and lots and lots of hit songs. Amazing songs. From the mid 60s to the early 80s, they just cranked them out non-stop.
My favorite song by them is Eminence Front. But you can just close your eyes and jump in the rabbit hole anywhere. You can’t go wrong with The Who.
This was the 70’s. When Originality was Standard Issue from a Rock band.
When all bets were off. And every rule had bullseye on it, waiting to be broken.
It’s the drums that makes this song for me.
The synth sounds your hearing is Pete's guitar running through the ARP 2600 synthesizer. Amazing sounds.
oh I love your dog cameo! he/she was rocking! Adorable
I spit out like a sewer hole but still receive your kiss..awesome lyrics.
Thank you for being smart enough and good enough to cause me to subscribe to your Channel. The Who is the bomb. Greatest band ever
The GOAT of all bass players right here, the OX! John Entwhistle.
His voice isn’t raspy…..
It’s FEROCIOUS !
Thee absolute greatest rock group of all time
You are right about them being one of the greats. Possibly the most overlooked and underrated band of all time. I started thinking about their songs that I love and holy $#!+. Longevity and a cool name too. Who are they ? One of the greatest
Nice pup man. And you got it!
Those little ripply-beepy-boopy sounds are from a synthesizer. The 70's were the synthesizer decade, when bands were experimenting in crazy ways with them. Townsend liked to use them for atmosphere and for those long solos.
This song is played during one of the best scenes of Louie when he takes his daughters on a country drive to see their grandmother.
The Who has some brilliant and unique instrumentals in their songs. “Love Reign O’er Me” is my absolute favorite, from a musical perspective.
insightful reaction2a classic. u’re delish&will hv100K in no time.
Wow, this brings me back! Thanks, I had forgotten about this song and I am so glad to have it back in my mind!
Next up by the Who,Baba O'Reilly!
Excellent choice. Great reaction.
Louder.
Them in the studio is interesting to watch.
This was the theme song of a Canadian TV show called "border patrol" that I always used to watch.
Mind blowing song!
They use portions of this song on The Masked Singer. Also on CSI
Great job, BTW! Go deep into them. "Won't Get Fooled Again", LIVE at Shepparton Studios; Baba O'Reily, from the same place. "Love, Reign O'er Me", studio version. 'Young Man Blues", live. So many more.
How prophetic... Look at the words on Keith's chair, it says "not to be taken away." This wound up being his last album. He died shortly thereafter! 😳
Welcome to psychedelic music. Love love love it.
Kansas still sound like they did 30+ years magnificent
My favorite "British invasion" era band...
I may be well versed in music simply because I was raised by my grandparents part of the time and my Grandma's born in 19 0 2. She brought me and she took me when I she was 72 years old. She came from the Missouri ozarks. Say you want to talk a tough womand Yelp, am I great aunt? Even tougher, we had 6 feet of snow out there. And she was still splitting around wood at 99. Then she was making a homemade angel food cake and an old wood stove and complained the entire time because your son kept telling her she couldn't split wood and that using the room to cover for footprints wasn't gonna do any good and my great auntie said that's too bad as long. As I can sweat wood, I'm gonna sweat it. Why not? I'm not dad. You should keep on doing it so. Come from pretty good Montana, stock there. But you seem to have an open mind and I just enjoy you. I think you're just a darling
Please do videos if you can, cuz these guys are fun to watch !!
FYI - Keith Moon is the great original drummer of the Who. Unfortunately he’s also part of the “27 Club” - a group of famous musicians who died when they were 27 years old. This was the last album that Keith was the drummer before he passed away. He’s the one sitting on the chair that is labeled “not to be taken away”.
He was 32 when he died (1946-1978)
"Love Reign O'ver Me" by the Who is a must react to.
All the who
I suggest "Behind Blue Eyes" for a more mellow song by The Who. It's one of their best.
Great reaction shon! Love this one. You should check out Running With the Devil by Van Halen or Jump, also by Van halen
I became a fan of The Who from clips like WGFA, as it lit a fire in me of what a kick ass live performance could and should be. But The Who's library is beyond deep and you'll almost never hear the same song twice. Pete the bands guitarist and main song writer was just on another level, and even when the lyrics might not have been that deep, you will certainly move your feet. Their "Live at Leeds" album is considered the greatest live Rock & Roll recording of all time, and personally I would agree. I'm sure you'll get tons of recommendations for songs, but I'll leave a few anyways. I think you would really like "Behind Blue Eyes" for the subject matter, and "A Quick One" from the Rolling Stones R & R Circus is another killer live performance that has to be seen to be believed.
Whoooo TF are youuuu😂😂😂😂❤❤❤enjoy this epic song❤😂
Love your reactions . They are legit . You definitely ain't frontin '
Brother Man...The WHO is GENUINELY TOO NOTCH ! ! !
Pete Townshend is a BRILLIANT
Writer / Composer ! ! ! KEITH MOON is the BEST Rock & Roll Drummer Ever ! ! ! ...Newk from Kentucky
Top tier indeed.
Oh wow if you had done the live version and seen Kieth Moon on drums this would have went over the top !!
Such a powerful Band.
Lyrically, instrumentally, &, Personality.
It has been said that The Who were a Band with a Lead Singer, Lead Guitarist, Lead Bass Player, &, Lead Drummer.
Shon, try and locate the promotional video of this song. Unreal visual of the boys playing this tune ❤️
This band is spectacular. Check out Baba O'Riley, Won't Get Fooled Again and Behind Blue Eyes. Prepare to be amazed. And those are just a few!
You should listen to them Live at Woodstock!
This is a good one!!!
Your enthusiasm for great music is wonderful to experience! Awesome video, keep up the great work!!
All of the CSI series use WHO songs for their themes!
Sparky❤
Dang it, Shon: you have to watch the live studio version of this from their documentary "The Kids Are Alright"!!!
The Who A Quick one while he's away live rolling Stones circus
Go crazy!!!
I can't think of a song that had a better arrangement or production.
Magic Bus,,,,,💥💥💥👍🤪
You gotta check out baba o Reilly and behind blue eyes
Both great songs
Welcome to the soundtrack of my life! ENJOY!❤😂
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You have to watch them LIVE❗️
For your next song Try
🎵 BABA O'REILLY 🎵
Keep the good work Shon 👏 🙌 👍🏼 👌 💪🏻
Check out the live studio version
You will love it
U get to see the personalities
🔥
My Generation will blow your mind.
All are welcome to the rabbithole of the Who...put your seat belt on 😊
Puppy!
I’ve just discovered your channel tonight and I’m lovin it! I would recommend checking out a band called Ram Jam “Black Betty” and another called Sniff n’ the Tears “Driver’s Seat”
Decent song and well known through CSI TV, but they've done so much better. The Who are up there with Stones and Kinks for being great British bands that started in the 60's. Four brilliant individual musicians that made magic when they came together. 'My generation', 'Substitute', 'The kids are alright', 'I can see for miles',' Pinball Wizard', 'Baba O'reilly', 'Behind blue eyes', 5:15, 'Love reign o'er me' to name just a few hits. The albums 'Who's Next' and 'Quadrophenia' are my favourites, both masterpieces. Cheers
The Who introduced the synthesizer to the world, with their classic hit Baba O’Riley.
The Beatles used a Moog before that. In "Strawberry Fields Forever" iirc.
@@sj49770 The Beatles didn't have the moog up untill 1969, so strawberry fields had a mellotron. Beatles didn't really use the moog that much, I believe it was only on here comes the sun and I want you. On I want you it was just white noise, and in here comes the sun it mimics the guitar. The Who had the first real song that was built around a synthesizer.
Did you watch any of the CSI shows? All of the shows had/ have a unique theme song from The Who. ( Who Are You, Don’t Get Fooled Again) That’s where most of your generation knows their songs from.
Back in the day, radio stations didn't bleep out the part when Roger Daltrey says ah who the f♤ck are you...