🎵 The Who - Eminence Front REACTION
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
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This song is 40 years old and it never sounds out dated.
True, and it never will
@@thorfox3562 couldn't agree more.
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I couldn't agree more !
The bass line by the late John Entwistle is amazing
Your so right, however a slight addition, my man Stephen. Everything John did was amazing. “Thunder fingers”as he was called had a style like no other. A stoic ripper.🤘😎
The best bass player in my opinion.
The Ox!
So good
Live in Toronto - Emenence Front
You never heard the term “dressed to kill”? It means totally decked out. Dressed to impress.
I love the blend of rock and funk this tune brings.
Right?
dressed to kill is a common phrase.
Pete Townshend, the lead guitarist who wrote most of their songs, on awesome lead and I believe keyboards. One of the best latter day Who's.
yes, Pete on guitar, Lowrey organ, synthesizer, and lead vocals!
I thought he wrote All of the Who songs… lyrics and music. No?
@@dr.strangelove7788 Yes, he wrote 95%, Entwistle wrote some, which were excellent. They were not on that level.
Skin flute too
@@loosilu I think Keith Moon wrote My Wife, where he needed a machine gun to protect himself after a stretch of partying.
When I was little we used to laugh and think they were singing and saying It's Evelyn's butt, it's put on! jaja
Evelyns *unt lol😂
That Bass though.... R.I.P. John Entwistle. One of the best to ever do it!
I LOVED the original (non-lyric) video that was released with the song. That video had the band in a stadium, during set-up and sound-check. The music starts playing on a reel-to-reel tape player, the drums get adjusted, Roger Daltry walks out of a limo and onto the stage, and then Pete Townsend steps-up to the mic. That video footage really enhance the song for me!
Yeah. Great video with the live film. I'm not too keen on hearing what the guy who made this fan video thinks the song's about either. And I think Pete was being a little flippant with his comment about the coke.
Yeah, Daltrey gets out of a limo and Pete gets out of a van with a bunch of other ppl lol... the two did not really hang out together lol
Yes, that is what they should have done but they are often slaves to lyric videos. At least you know what these guys say anyhow.
It was not unusal for Daltrey to stay in a different hotel. He was the sober one.
Worked with this group several times. Had a party at the promoters house I worked for for them, even brought in pin ball machines.
We set a record time for load in, set up for a stadium show once, and only once, with them. What normally took 5 days to build we did in 16 hours. Never been done that fast before. I've never heard of anyone doing it that fast again, for any stadium show. One of the better outfits to work with.
That's an absolutely amazing experience to share! Are you as deaf as I am now?
IATSE 🤘🏻
@@paulsampugnaro6807 I worked with IATSE a lot back in the day. We owned a lot show equipment , including two Super Troopers, carbon arc lamp, not xenon . We had an IATSE guy that knew them inside and out do periodic maintenance on them. Those things were beasts. You had to know what you were doing to run one. Keeping those rods feeding right kept you on your toes. I know I'd done it many times. Xenons started replacing them, especially for really long throws. ;0)
John "the ox" Entwistle playing that funky bass in the choruses!
This song is a powerhouse, impeccable timing, thunderous arrangement,Entwhistle booms through space and time
Some reason I was obsessed with this song when it came out. I think it was the repetitive riff, it hypnotized me i think.🤣😂
Brad & Lex, you'll love their "Behind Blue Eyes" and "5:15"!!!
5:15 is a belter but the hole quadrophenia album is fantastic..
Quadrophenia is absolutely beautiful and worth every single second. Don't be intimidated by the length. It feels much shorter. It's FUN. It's beautiful. It's a very beautful long walk that touches your hear.t
1982 live from Toronto Is the best live performance of this song I’ve seen them do and I’ve been to over 30 Who shows since 1979. Love this group
I was living in T.O. back then
Concert live on TV whole city was captivated. One big party. Glad Maple Leaf Gardens still stands. A national treasure.
That is one of the best performances by any band ever…
O show de Toronto em 1982 talvez tenha sido o último suspiro da fase de ouro do the who . Pelo menos no que podemos considerar da poderosa voz de roger daltrey. A idade chega para os humanos , para os instrumentos 🎸 não . Nesse caso de eminent front o solo vocal 🎤 é do Peter Townsend.
O show de Toronto em 1982 talvez tenha sido o último suspiro da fase de ouro do the who . Pelo menos no que podemos considerar da poderosa voz de roger daltrey. A idade chega para os humanos , para os instrumentos 🎸 não . Nesse caso de eminent front o solo vocal 🎤 é do Peter Townsend.
FINALLY!...There's so much music out there you ain't even touched.
Lex had her eyes closed the whole time groovin'...Lex has it...
Dressed to Kill = Dressed your best
Put on = Fooling people behind a façade
Put off = Someone who smells, nasty, cringe etc.
Loved how she immediately snapped out of her groove and stared at him when he stopped the music to talk about it. Don't mess with the groove, dude! =)
Put Off = To be offended by someone’s words, deeds, or attitude
This is one of my top ten songs. I fell in love with The Who when I was a young girl and seen the video of Eminence Front on MTV. The depth of sound and simplicity of lyrics (though I didn't understand them), totally blew my mind. This is when I fell in love with music.
I thought I remembered a version of this song where the intro had a bunch of drum fills during the instrumental part. Am I going crazy, or am I thinking of a different 80s-era Who song?
@@Johnny_Socko Not sure, you might have to go on a deep search. It drives me crazy when that happens 🤣
What an excellent comment
Damn that's beautiful!!
This was the song playing first time I realized I was high. And I was riding in the back seat of my parents car, Christmas Eve. That bass took me to another world.
A put on is an attempt to deceive. "You're putting me on!" is what you might say to someone who you think just lied to you. An eminence front is a put on of greatness for yourself that you want others to see, but in reality it's all fake. It's just a front.
Top 10 Who song.
Like what the WEF/NWO loving Prime Minister of Canada is doing to Canadians...
This is an amazing funk song, and Entwistle’s bass line along with Townsend’s lead guitar makes this a funky, danceable classic!
Pete Townsend is a songwriter extraordinaire! In my top five songwriters of our generation. He has a really nice share of solo work that is outstanding, as well. A "put on" is basically fake, often was used in the context of "you're putting me on" same as "yanking my chain".
that funk rock fusion🎶💚🎵
One of my Top Songs of all time, by one of my Top Bands of all time.
My first concert
1977ish Miami baseball stadium. This song has great meaning. I know people like this
The Who were my first arena concert, this track was on the album they were touring on, the album is 'It's Hard', the opening acts were Eddie Money and The Clash, it was in '82 and I was only 15. I cant believe this but I'm going to see them again in October
Saw The WHO on this tour, "It's Hard" for the first time, and of course they played this song, their big hit at the time. It rocked, but so did many other songs that night, "Sister Disco" and "Won't Get Fooled Again" are good examples.
I waited all my life to see the Who. A few weeks before the concert, my son who actually had won me the Tickets , on Radio, totaled my Car while out with Friends. To get him and the Car home I gave up the Tickets, to pay the Bills. Pray for me.
@@markgreiser464 I don'y t pray much, but for that loss I will.
Sister Disco is insanely underrated.
@@loosilu Live was even better than the album version. Aircraft search lights in the corners of the arena. Blinding, but awesome.
@@bobschenkel7921 , I deeply appreciate you.
Sometimes I hear a song that reminds me how old I am. This song still remains one of the best I have ever heard !!
Probably my favorite British band from the 1960's-1970's. A huge catalog of songs and the last two original members, singer and lead guitarist still tour. Check them out live......you won't regret it.
You know what? I would love to see Snoop Dogg chilling to this, I think he'd appreciate it on so many aesthetic, political, sociological and musical levels. Never stops being relevant and so funktastic.
I'll never forget the moment I heard this song. Took me to another place. I was 25 years old and on a fishing trip with my dad. He was on aux on the way back to the cabins. Been one of my top songs ever since.
I've listened to this song for 30 years and I didn't know half of the lyrics, but you turn it up loud enough you can feel them.
First time I've heard this.... Bloody hell, this is good. Got to be my favourite Who track to date. Absolutely blown away. Love it.
Heard this at work and now it’s in my playlist. Classic 80s tune.
I always viewed this as more a Pete solo offering than a traditional Who song. But I like it a lot.
‘Fronting’ is slang for ‘putting on’ a false persona, not showing real self.
Eminence Front
Everyone is faking. This is an invitation to be real.
There's a line at the end of the "people forget" parts of the verse where after the last "people forget"... "that they're hiding. They're absolutely putting on this facade over how messed up they are but a lot aren't even fully aware that they are doing it.
The boy looks like he heard this song before he did this video. She seems to still love it.
They had a few more albums after this but this was really the swan song.. a great groove in the 80s with Townshend on lead. It's the 60s and 70s you need to do more of with this group. Roger Daltrey' s powerful lead vocals.. hope more suggestions when you do some 60s or 70s streams. Nice reaction..
There is a natural, amazing, and awesome beauty both individually and as a couple between you guys.
I look forward to listening to your reactions.
Both of you shine in genuineness and truth, I absolutely love that about you guys.
Thank you so much for being yourselves.
Probably my favorite Who song because of that absolutely scorching intro guitar solo. Much love ❤️
One of my fave Who songs, albeit very different from their previous work. 😎
Every time I hear this song, I'm reminded of a PBS Frontline documentary about the French TGV high speed trains, that used the instrumental intro of this song as a bed while showing video of those trains. Somehow it fit perfectly, and it's stuck in my head forever.
Brad and Lex, you both are so good in analyzing and breaking down the words to the songs and finding the deeper meanings. Love you both for doing this for us! :)
wrong only lex is not the other dude. other dude is deadbeat
A little piece of this song was in the movie, "Law Abiding Citizen" in a jail scene....I had never heard it before and had to scroll the credits several times to find out The Who had made it. Now my favorite
First time I heard it was in the film The infiltrator.I also checked the credits to find out WHO lol,it was.
@@paul-Ess That's funny on several levels!!!!!! There's a reason it's used in movies
that is one of my very favorite songs I'll buy them. that music is it's just wow. ❤️❤️❤️
My catechism teacher played this one time during class ...as a life lesson...I started playing guitar ...its one of my favorite songs of all time...
LOL a warning that backfired hard!
Great song. This 'shuffle' is so cool. The Who is one of my top bands. Personally, I think Phil Collins is one of rocks best drummers and I read he once said "The Who is the only band I would leave Genesis to join" (Keith Moon was one of his drumming idols) I can totally hear Phil getting into this beat. Collins had very good taste. Knowing he held The Who in such regard only raised my estimation of him. The Who was a class act. Wish I could have seen them live.
Pete is from a family of professional musicians. Both parents were professional musicians. His mother was a professional singer. Pete can sing.
I still say they wrote a song with a title that could be confused with "everything's f'd" very clever. Before I knew the title, I swear I heard that. And I still think I can hear one of the overlayed voices saying it. :D
I dont care WHO you are but to me this tune immediately draws you in and keeps you listening its my favorite Who song
They used to use the intro to introduce the Dallas Maverick. Wow it got you fiered up
The alterative to the "put on", would be like totally in your face with it. Like the song "White Punks On Dope" by the Tubes.
The intro of this song and Golden Earring's Twilight Zone are my 2 absolute favorites! Turn up the volume, stay in the car and drive around the block til the song is over
This band was entering their 18th year together and still were able to crush a completely original rocker.
Yeah, bro and sis, that's my theme song right there! This tune is just so perfect--everything about it. People have commented on the intro guitar, but the outtro is equally amazing. Pete puts so many quarter and half rests (and I think a couple full rests) in the last 8 measures, that makes it difficult to play, never mind sing at the same time. This tune has meaning on so many levels. In fact, our legal system here in Amerika is the epitome of an "eminence front," since it certainly is a "put on."
Very Best Regards,
Tom Scott
Author ● Speaker ● World's Leading Expert on the Corrupt U.S. Legal System
_Our American Injustice System_
_Stack the Legal Odds in Your Favor_
One of my fave The Who songs! The music, the message, perfect.
The bass line is insanely good.
powerful message and great music
“eminence front. An act. A pose. A front. Usually a put on, that is put on just long enough, to win favor.”
It's a really fun song to plug in and play to on the guitar.
It's a really simple riff, not really complex at all. But it has a nice grittyness to it.
Fun to play.
Definitely their best tune post Moony. Actually one of my top 10 Who songs. It's got so much swagger.
Eminence:
A lofty, stand-out position of Superiority.
Front:
A projection or presentation?
Like an intentional desert mirage.
LOVE when that bass comes in!!
This song has some of the tastiest bass licks ever put to tape.
One of the best modern pieces of The Who. Quadrophenia is their best album. Shout out to Entwistle. Never got the accolades he deserved.
So yeah you've got your eminence which is like a royal terminology you know it would be something you might call a queen or a king when you're dressing royalty you might say your lordship or your eminence but yeah you know people try to act as if there's something that they're not when they really don't have to do such an absurd thing but there you go oh my God you guys you wouldn't believe I saw this song being performed by The Who at the LA Coliseum wow that place was just packed what a show and to hear him do this song Unbelievable okay you Floridians
A bass line Bootsy Collins would be proud of!
'The veneer of Civilisation is pretty thin in all walks of life'. Status holds reality at bay.
One of my favorite tunes-thank you for the review!
What I love about you guys is that you actually try to understand the meaning of the song instead of just saying that you like the tune. I don’t always agree with your interpretation, but that doesn’t mean I’m right and you’re wrong. You help me to actually appreciate what I’m hearing, from a new perspective. That’s GOLD!
"I've seen a lot of people dancing on corners." Lex, you win the Internet for today . . ,
People who never listened to The Who the first time around became fans after all of the CSI shows
When that song came out all my friends and I were singing... It's an M&M's front. A candy coated put on! LOL
This was in the "Miami Vice" area Coke was a "Rich Mans Drug" at the time..They almost Flaunted the coke at parties a status symbol than a drug.
Lex is right. The song is about people pretending to be more than there are or to have more than they do. They are keeping up with the Jones. In the 80’s we used to say someone was putting on a front or “fronting”.
I hear a train every time and it never gets old...
The interesting thing about this song is that "Pete Townshend" is singing the lead vocal and "Roger Daltrey" is singing backing vocals. Also, this song was recorded after Keith Moon's death. "Kenny Jones" is on drums.
Brad read while that hot intro was playing. Lex was just vibing to that hot intro. That's why I love their reactions. I mean Lex is pretty good at deciphering meanings in the moment, but Brad had an edge from the start. Anyway, it's not a competition and this is my favorite song from the Who.
Basically rich folk glide through life ignoring the consequences. Some poor people do too but for the rich it hits different.
Sometimes you just have to enjoy the tune, the music. Don’t overthink the lyrics; just enjoy the music. It tells the story through feeling.
yea trying telling that to the dude over here
Should have watched the video!
This is funk rock mixed with prog rock.
Brad never looks like he's groovin', Lex Always grooves!
Thank you for sharing this
Always Loved the Guitar Riff in this Song!
This the jam right here
Long intro but a good song. Always liked the Who who have many great songs. The song "Slip Kid" from the album "The Who By Numbers" is my favorite from them..
That bass🤘🤘🤘🤘🎸🎸🎸🔥🔥
the only song they really acknowledge from an album they felt forced and rushed to make still grieving for Keith.
You guys are so cute! You never heard the expressions "dressed to kill" or "put on". So young.
Has that walking in slow motion with a busy city moving around u vibe
I think the "dress to kill" has two meanings going on. Like, they are partying and dressing up in their best and most flashy swag, but they are also dressing theirselves up with substances that are killing them
Greatest Rock Band Ever
My favorite post-Moon song by The Who.
Love this song. The Who Rocks. Pete is a genius. 👏👏❤️❤️
Lex: "I wasn't paying attention to the lyrics that much." ..... yeah you never do
One of the great Who songs.
It would be great if you did a reaction to Here Come The Mummies
Great blues, soul, disco influenced funk band
"The band consists of various professional musicians based in Nashville, Tennessee. There are rumored to be several Grammy awards among the members, though this is difficult to verify, as the identities of band members are kept "under wraps."Members are believed to be under contract to various record labels, hiding their identities so as to prevent contract disputes while performing."
Bump, You got it all, Booty, Boom boom room, Never grow old and so many other great songs. 9 piece, 5 part harmonies and a smokin' horn section.
Roger daltrey was the lead singer of the who, and one of the best rock singers of all time. However, guitarist Pete Townsend sang this and more than held his own
Is it just me who first heard this absolute banger on K-DST down in San Andreas?
Sounds awesome!❤❤❤👏👏👏👏
Townsend's message of this song is that people who are high on drugs are not their true selves. People around them get a different personality, not what is the authentic person. They put up a front to be acceptable in social situations. And maybe Townsend believes that at the time of him writing the song drug use, in society, has gone off the rail, is out of control.
This is the last leg or latter chapter of the great Who band, they are really a 60's and 70's band that, like The Rolling Stones, just won't stop, but their height is over, this is, I believe an early 80's song, might be very late 70's but I think it's 80's. I love it, it's not "old men drudgery", this is hit song material and it was a Top 40 hit in most European countries. The music sounds quintessential Who, but it also has a refreshed sound and a perfect sound with which you would see and feel The Who entering the new decade. With a strong rolling repeating musical riff, it has the right vibe and rhythm, sounds great on Radio. On top the song has several interesting guitar entries and additions and some other interesting musical tid-bits. The lyrical theme is very relevant for the time.
As usual from The Who, this is for me a great song. I don't own the album, maybe I'll buy it now.
THE REAL ME, LIVE VIDEO. OF COURSE IT HAS TO INCLUDE THE MASTER BASSIST. JOHN ENTWISTLE IN THE PERFORMANCE. THE FUNKIEST TUNE BY LED ZEPPELIN WOULD BE. OF COURSE THE SONG OFF THE 5TH ALBUM CALLED THE CRUNGE. THEIR TRIBUTE TO JAMES BROWN AND HIS BAND !
I remember this song coming out in 1982 on what was then The Who's farewell tour. It's really their last hit record.
When Pete Townsend wrote this in 81 or 82 The Who were the best live act in the world and it wasn’t close!