One thing that strikes me about Roger Daltrey is the fact that every interview I've ever seen with him he is, above all else, a truly genuine human being. He admits to his pecadilos in life but he also honestly cares about others and he manages to do it with humour. In short, a class act. Kudos to Roger Daltrey.
Such a lovely man Roger, whether you like Justin Bieber or not isn't really the point. Roger saw that he was a young man in too deep with fame who needed help and support, just like Keith did once. It's about human compassion, not necessarily music.
Noble men!!! What a pleasure to listen to Roger and Pete it's very heartwarming!!! They never say anything nasty or mean about any artist, on contrary there's a lot of care and love in what they're saying. God bless both of them!!!
You can just see what a lovable, open and charismatic guy Roger is. Doesn't care, just being cool. But yea was kinda weird putting Justin Bieber and Keith Moon in the same sentence lol
Sorry Roger I think you know that even talking about Bieber or One Direction in the same sentence as The Who is a joke in itself. You are a legend, these others don't even make the cutoff of even being a joke. And yes you know the music HAS died that's why we listen to The Who and other great bands to bring it back.
Pete used to be the spoke person for rock in roll from the 60s to, I would say, the 80s, that came to fruition! however I cant help think, Roger has taken the roll of Pete, with good insight, from seeing Rogers interviews of late, it seems to me.
I totally agree with Roger in what he said about the iTunes loss of being forced to by the whole album. I've had many times the same experience he explained where you play the song you bought it for a million times, because it is why you bought the album in the first place. Then there is the other song you just hate. After a while though, you stop hating it and in some cases it becomes your favorite. I bought Breakfast in America for The Logical Song. Now that song is very low on the list of songs that I like on that record. I have songs that I much prefer to listen to that one.
I really found Roger and Pete to be very likeable guys. Very insightfull Roger Petes a bit more of a recluse I guess. I like the fact the Zak Starkey drums for the Who thats really fantastic and he is a fantastic drummer! The Beatle DNA with the Who!
i dont get it. daltrey was on one of the most influential rock band ever. almost every song is an anthem to the youth and the free spirits. why does he care about those insignificant "artists"?
***** Yes but he was saying that they started of as a pop band by the time Tommy, Who's Next, and Quadro were out they where a well established Rock Band. Roger said they started out as a pop band and I found it strange that he said that when their first album had a song like My Generation as the title track which is definitely not pop.
+GrayWoIf Also, the definition of pop can change a bit, since it kinda just means the music that's popular. Look at the bill from an old pop festival in like the 60s or 70s, you'll see a lot of stuff you don't think of as pop.
The expression "pop music" has been used since the '10s, and whatever happens to be most popular at a given time is pop music, and pop music has changed over all those years radically. But lots of The Who's stuff _was_ in the style of pop music of its time. "Reach Out I'll Be There" by the Four Tops and "A Whiter Shade of Pale" by Procol Harum were two of the biggest pop hits in the U.K. in '66-'67. "Happy Jack" and "Magic Bus" e.g. were not outside the pop style of their time.
I think Roger was being Kind about "Todays Music" I can listen to anyone who picks up a Guitar or sits down to a Piano, But this Auto Tune, Drum Machine, Synth Noise has No Soul, Heart or Balls.
As long as they feel like getting out there to perform, I think they should and would love to be able to see them live. I personally don’t feel like a “farewell tour” is necessary, but to each their own.
I agree with what they said about the music industry. It's not that there isn't good music out there, but the way that music is designed to be consumed these days means that a lot gets lost or unheard.
One thing that strikes me about Roger Daltrey is the fact that every interview I've ever seen with him he is, above all else, a truly genuine human being. He admits to his pecadilos in life but he also honestly cares about others and he manages to do it with humour. In short, a class act. Kudos to Roger Daltrey.
No, he won't end up like Keith even if he dies. What Keith did actually mattered.
Can we trade Justin for Keith? Thanks.
There can't be another Keith Moon. Nobody can replace him even if they try. It's impossible.
SlickNickVids, You're absolutely right!!!! There's NEVER been anyone quite like Keith Moon before or since!!!! ;-)
Such a lovely man Roger, whether you like Justin Bieber or not isn't really the point. Roger saw that he was a young man in too deep with fame who needed help and support, just like Keith did once. It's about human compassion, not necessarily music.
Noble men!!! What a pleasure to listen to Roger and Pete it's very heartwarming!!! They never say anything nasty or mean about any artist, on contrary there's a lot of care and love in what they're saying. God bless both of them!!!
Agreed. Mick Jagger commeny. Even Keith thinks it's "plastic". Completely focuses on dancing instead of being melodic that silly guy Jagger
These guys seem genuinely awesome. I'm not a huge fan of the Who but they seriously rock!
But you are indeed beautiful. mrs oasis.
i'mfeelingsupersonic I know for a fact that Roger is a lovely, kind, warm, loveable guy. I can't talk about Pete because I have yet to meet him.
You can just see what a lovable, open and charismatic guy Roger is. Doesn't care, just being cool. But yea was kinda weird putting Justin Bieber and Keith Moon in the same sentence lol
Pete rightfully sitting in a throne.
yes
king pete just like in my video game with miis miitopia
Sorry Roger I think you know that even talking about Bieber or One Direction in the same sentence as The Who is a joke in itself. You are a legend, these others don't even make the cutoff of even being a joke. And yes you know the music HAS died that's why we listen to The Who and other great bands to bring it back.
He's a class act for acknowledging them. He could have said they're crap. But yeah, not even the same league, not even close.
So true👍..
So true👍..
Pete used to be the spoke person for rock in roll from the 60s to, I would say, the 80s, that came to fruition! however I cant help think, Roger has taken the roll of Pete, with good insight, from seeing Rogers interviews of late, it seems to me.
I totally agree with Roger in what he said about the iTunes loss of being forced to by the whole album.
I've had many times the same experience he explained where you play the song you bought it for a million times, because it is why you bought the album in the first place. Then there is the other song you just hate. After a while though, you stop hating it and in some cases it becomes your favorite.
I bought Breakfast in America for The Logical Song. Now that song is very low on the list of songs that I like on that record.
I have songs that I much prefer to listen to that one.
+Pianoman 70s style
Who brought up Supertramp?
ClassicTVMan1981X Me
Hey, watch what you say or they'll be calling you a radical! 😉
Pete and Roger have stood up and contributed to Grenfell fire relief. Good guys.
I really found Roger and Pete to be very likeable guys. Very insightfull Roger Petes a bit more of a recluse I guess. I like the fact the Zak Starkey drums for the Who thats really fantastic and he is a fantastic drummer! The Beatle DNA with the Who!
annoying music 3 times louder than talking
It's a shame that Justin Bieber has #1 hits and a Grammy.
yes musical progression is being lost , the entire foundations of sounds and lyrics can get lost when you just pick and choose
He really seems like a nice guy
i dont get it. daltrey was on one of the most influential rock band ever. almost every song is an anthem to the youth and the free spirits. why does he care about those insignificant "artists"?
He's just being a nice guy, which shows he has class.
I really doubt he listens to any of their music.
The Who weren't a full out pop band sure they had a few poppy numbers here and there but songs like My Generation were pretty heavy.
***** Yes but he was saying that they started of as a pop band by the time Tommy, Who's Next, and Quadro were out they where a well established Rock Band. Roger said they started out as a pop band and I found it strange that he said that when their first album had a song like My Generation as the title track which is definitely not pop.
+GrayWoIf Also, the definition of pop can change a bit, since it kinda just means the music that's popular. Look at the bill from an old pop festival in like the 60s or 70s, you'll see a lot of stuff you don't think of as pop.
The expression "pop music" has been used since the '10s, and whatever happens to be most popular at a given time is pop music, and pop music has changed over all those years radically. But lots of The Who's stuff _was_ in the style of pop music of its time. "Reach Out I'll Be There" by the Four Tops and "A Whiter Shade of Pale" by Procol Harum were two of the biggest pop hits in the U.K. in '66-'67. "Happy Jack" and "Magic Bus" e.g. were not outside the pop style of their time.
I think Roger was being Kind about "Todays Music" I can listen to anyone who picks up a Guitar or sits down to a Piano, But this Auto Tune, Drum Machine, Synth Noise has No Soul, Heart or Balls.
Video: #Roger Daltrey thinks #Justin Bieber behavior is a shame
i think i was about 19 when the who did thier frist "final tour"
im 53 now
im starting to doubt the final tour talk
roman14032
Your doubt will finally and fully take hold just as the actual Final Tour is upon us!!
As long as they feel like getting out there to perform, I think they should and would love to be able to see them live. I personally don’t feel like a “farewell tour” is necessary, but to each their own.
I agree with what they said about the music industry. It's not that there isn't good music out there, but the way that music is designed to be consumed these days means that a lot gets lost or unheard.
oh my god i love his voice
I meant Rog, though Pete's got a nice one too
did roger call pete a ‘nose on a stick’ lmaooo
Hahahaha
Everything either Pete or Roger says describes exactly something really important and poignant about how people consume music. 4:50
I still love the Bloody Ooo.
Roger is One of the greatest voices ever!!
Interesting yet 3 years ago. Best answer is standing still performing not gong nuts on stage. He practiced what he preaches.
God they made some great music! For me, the pinnacle of the Who will be Quadrophenia.
Lol you can tell that when there asked about these new "artists" they struggle to think of something nice to say
I love Roger to death
+Someonebehind Thoseblueeyes Great username. Nobody knows what it's like to love Roger to death, but I salute you for trying.
He's great
Alert Rog....they're NOT a rock band.
Listen to them ,They use to smash everything on stage after every show,
Remember
RUclips that for the proof.
Grand Prix? Bieber.? Night night.
Roger looks different.
because hes older but badass
Brilliant stuff👏. From two legends 🎤🎤🎸🎸🥁👍.
What has he done lately THATS been "so bad"?
He never wrote a song
Roger looks older in this clip.
yeah i thought that too even now 5 years later he looks younger than he does on here
Roger seems like he's had a minor stroke?