Keith Moon • Interview • 1973 [Reelin' In The Years Archive]
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Keith! (In a rare moment of lucidity!) An absolute “mad-genius” taken, as is often the case with mad-geniuses, much to young! 👍🏼❤️🤘🏼
* too young
He’s lucid, but he still putting on an act. There’s another interview where he isn’t. The one that’s in black-and-white with the tight shot on his amazing face.
Arguably, the best drummer of all time. The only one who comes close is Bonham.
Imagine partying with those two? You wouldn't survive one night.
No contest, Bonham is the very best.
@@christschool based on what? Of course they're both fantastic. Many have emulated Bonham, but has anybody emulated Moon? Too unique of a style.
Ginger baker
@@bartpitt2991Special mention for the late Neil Peart.
Jimmy Chamberlain
What a lovely man he was
Except for the times he broke his wife's nose. Two or three times, apparently.
Alcohol was probably a big part in that
Alcohol was a big part of everything he did. Bless him.
Only Moonie would conduct an interview in a loo. 😅
That’s why we lover our Moony lols
Moon's hotel room antics are the stuff of legend - Townshend told a story about the time Moon first discovered the existence of "super glue" - a giant light bulb apparently went off over his head - and then all the furniture in his room ended up super-glued ... to the ceiling.
Never ever seen this one before. That was fantastic! Keith seemed pretty lucid and well behaved. Must've been early in the day. 😆
Keith was a wild man and a half. Would've been great to hang around never a dull moment.
I fuckin love this mad head lmao. He always cracks me up. He's such a dude a proper cool geezer who is one of if not the best drummer ever imo. Another brilliant rare interview that i haven't seen before
JEEEEZUS, ANOTHER great interview with Keith! My gosh, I'm so happy these gems are coming out of the woodwork! I had no idea! Someone get Jeff Stein and have make "The Kids Are Alright Part 2", seriously. This was obviously stuff he couldn't get his hands on back then. So much has surfaced since, and he's the guy to do it. They keep talking about making a Keith Moon biopic? Bad move. They should make a Keith Moon documentary. I don't want to see an actor do these bits, I want to see the real Keith. Every clip he backs up everything you've heard about him. Bad and good. Especially the good, thank God. (And thank YOU, Reelin' In The Years. I hope someone licenses this full clip from you soon and puts it to good use! For Keith's sake.....and our's as well!
Where are all his interviews?
100% we need a Keith Moon documentary. And perhaps a The Who film
Wtf did you expect ?
The Keith biopic has been dead for many years. Mike Meyers was attached for a while, but he is, obviously, way too old to play Keith. Given that the core fans are in their 60s and 70s at this point, I doubt this will ever happen. He no longer has the name recognition to drive a project.
@@gabbleratchet1890 Yeah, whatever, I'm not interested in some internet moron's opinion about how movies get greenlit. That's pretty idiotic, by the way, they make movies all the time about people whose core fans are long gone, what alternative reality have you been living in your whole life? I'm happy if they never make a movie about Keith Moon, it would be atrocious just like 99% of the biopics made about musicians. (or are you going to actually argue with me on this? Please make me laugh.)
A sober Keith. The guy was a mad genius.
'sober' is a relative term.
Sober he has a glass o booze
Miss him so so much
Thursday, November 22, 1973. A rainy Thanksgiving night, The Who play the Forum in Inglewood (Los Angeles) California. If you were there, you know.
The album that they were working on at the time was Quadrophenia.
Such an awesome album.
They really were at their peak then. Quadrophenia and Who's Next are the best Who albums imho.
@@vordman Who's Next box set, although pricey is great
Thank you for posting this wonderful interview it made my day, love Keith Moon ❤
Bonkers interview lol let’s go
If this is the Who's "first concert in 7 or 8 months" as stated by the interviewer, then this is from the Festhalle in Frankfurt, Germany, 11th August 1972. The interviewer sounds Dutch, but the voice coming over the intercom announcing The Who are due on stage is a German accent.
Plus, couple that with the fact that it sounds like Pete was just beginning to write QUADROPHENIA, so this is definitely not 1973.
@@doorswhofan I had provided an actual specific exact date. And as a matter of fact, Pete started to write Quadrophenia in 1970 and kept these ideas/sketches/bits of demos separate from his Lifehouse stuff.
I thought it was Voorburg, spring 1973(?)
@@MrGb1965 It's not. This is from a year before that. Look up the gig history and you will see why.
Earth Soul Keith Moon Electric Blues RocknRoll...Com'on Now!
😊❤
Nice guy 😊
Keith's health was going down the pan...
This was over fifty years ago and the loo is more modern than in most public places in the UK.
Very hyperactive guy, amazing showman, and drummer
Imagine him working in a corner shop 🥴🙃
He was busying flushing!
Genius
Release the whole thing please....
Oh how close his accent is to Nigel Tufnel
Keith sometimes sounded a lot more working class in interviews, not sure what his natural accent was growing up?
Love it , seems pete was working hard in top secret ! not giving much away
Obviously was Quadrophenia
This must've been from Voorburg, Netherlands in early '73.
Earlier than that. Frankfurt 11th August 1972.
@@apollomemories7399 Yeah I guess you're right, that makes sense. The start of the '72 tour. Thanks for that! Not sure why I thought it was Voorburg.
Keith John Moon
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It was probably "Tommy" that Pete was working on.
No, this was early '73, it's Quadrophenia they would have worked on.
You might be cool, but you'll never be Keith Moon sitting on a urinal while having a drink and smoke during an interview cool.
0:55 Is he referring to Ringo Starr? From The Beatles?
Yes, they became close friends and worked in several projects together outside both of their bands.
He was also Ringo's son, Zak Starkey's, godfather and gave him his first set of drums.
That'll Be the Day was the film. David Essex was the main actor. Ringo's character worked the dodgems with Essex's character when they worked at a funfair. They shared a room.
no, he is referring to Ringo Von Heifenberger from the Spittles.
Seriously?
What a waste to have lost a guy like that! Intelligent, spiritual, avant-garde, good heart, crazy charisma and some demons... The sad thing is that he was sincere in his desire to stop drinking... Well, at least he didn’t turn out to be a bitter old jerk like "Mister Pete. T" or in an other style, Krist Novoselic
What would have happened to pure souls like those of Kurt Cobain and "Moon the Loon" in the age of internet and Iphones?
Pete is the actual genius that made The Who happen. He's not a bitter old jerk. He's an immensely talented artist who wanted to keep pushing himself but was stuck with a fanbase that wanted Tommy or Who's Next over and over.
Mr Moon is in the bag here
Of course he was! 😂it was the 70s who wasn’t?!
@@zachoneill6570 Daltrey
Smoking a cig with Keith!
I guess that's about as normal and sedate as it gets, Moon being interviewed while sitting on a urinal.
Sitting on a urinal.😂
Keith moon the loon
Not so funny when he’s not off his lips is he?
This was 1972, not 73