Amazing!! I remember taping this concert on my JVC boom box as it was aired live on the radio in Norfolk,Virginia. Thank you for sharing this and bringing it back.
Supuestamente la gira del adiós y en México pasaron éste concierto en televisión abierta en el canal cinco, de la ola inglesa fue el primer concierto completo que vi, lo malo que lo vi en blanco y negro,hasta después lo adquirí en VHS, todavía lo tengo por ahí como un recuerdo.
Townshend à déclarer plusieurs fois la séparation des who mais il change souvent d'avis il a réformé le groupe une fois car Daltrey lui à dit que John ox n'avez plus d'argent il dépensés plus d'argent que ce qu'il gagné sacré ox pourquoi ce privé quand on est le meilleur bassiste de tout les temps ( Guy platteau Marseille) je crois que je suis pareil pas au niveau de la musique ha ha ha 😂
I remember paying a $5 cover charge to get in someone's house to watch this on their 25" TV. There was something like 50 people in the house. The owner of the house paid $35.00 to pay per view,, you do the math
Hate to be a debbie downer but The who were never the same after moon passed..townsend's whole 80's look was dreadful..smh lol..watch some of their woodstock performance..now THAT was the who!
I agree with the sentiment, but I saw them play a three hour show in '89 that still ranks as one of the best shows I've ever seen. They had an intensity and great audience connection. I don't think anyone took a bathroom break that night. Simon Phillips was the drummer for that tour. Much better suited.
I fail to see what was so bad about Kenney Jones' drumming. I get it, he isn't Keith Moon but Keith was a one of a kind. My only complaint is he never used that gong. Don't make the roadies set that thing up if you aren't going to use it.
@@normwho7 Roger seems to have problems with lots of people. Rabbit is off the tour now because Roger has a problem with him. You don't have to be best friends just work together.
@@patricksommers2629Actually it was Joe Jackson, who was a last minute replacement as The Clash were booked on SNL (I believe) and couldn’t make the connection. I was there and remember it distinctly. Joe was singing “Is She Really Goin’ Out With Him?”,and it was a direct hit. Fed to the lions, poor Joe.
Not just The Who's best gig but the best gig by anyone!!!
phony breakup!
never bought into it!
back in 1985 live aid
back in full 1989 tommy tour
Art is beyond neoliberal conceits like competition and comparison.
I was at this show and it was amazing! My friend caught Rodgers haemonica.
I can now replace my long lost VHS version! Thank You!
thank god for the 'net! I didn't lose mine...it wore out!
Daltrey has a great cardio workout lol
Amazing!! I remember taping this concert on my JVC boom box as it was aired live on the radio in Norfolk,Virginia. Thank you for sharing this and bringing it back.
Supuestamente la gira del adiós y en México pasaron éste concierto en televisión abierta en el canal cinco, de la ola inglesa fue el primer concierto completo que vi, lo malo que lo vi en blanco y negro,hasta después lo adquirí en VHS, todavía lo tengo por ahí como un recuerdo.
Townshend à déclarer plusieurs fois la séparation des who mais il change souvent d'avis il a réformé le groupe une fois car Daltrey lui à dit que John ox n'avez plus d'argent il dépensés plus d'argent que ce qu'il gagné sacré ox pourquoi ce privé quand on est le meilleur bassiste de tout les temps ( Guy platteau Marseille) je crois que je suis pareil pas au niveau de la musique ha ha ha 😂
I remember paying a $5 cover charge to get in someone's house to watch this on their 25" TV. There was something like 50 people in the house. The owner of the house paid $35.00 to pay per view,, you do the math
COOL
Thank you....
starting at 40:22 .. after all these years..just damn epic
who the best
Hate to be a debbie downer but The who were never the same after moon passed..townsend's whole 80's look was dreadful..smh lol..watch some of their woodstock performance..now THAT was the who!
If don't want to be a Debbie downer why post that I feel bad for your one friend hope no one was stupid enough marry you!😢😢😢😢 Just a joking😢
I agree with the sentiment, but I saw them play a three hour show in '89 that still ranks as one of the best shows I've ever seen. They had an intensity and great audience connection. I don't think anyone took a bathroom break that night. Simon Phillips was the drummer for that tour. Much better suited.
RUclips sous fifres traduction de commentaires de vidéos musicales en français ( Guy platteau Marseille France kalach 69)
I fail to see what was so bad about Kenney Jones' drumming.
I get it, he isn't Keith Moon but Keith was a one of a kind.
My only complaint is he never used that gong.
Don't make the roadies set that thing up if you aren't going to use it.
Roger didn't like him, Pete & John loved him, his drumming was spot on
@@normwho7 Roger seems to have problems with lots of people.
Rabbit is off the tour now because Roger has a problem with him.
You don't have to be best friends just work together.
Pete Townsend was at his absolute best guitar playing…Young man blues was off the f’in chart.
totally missing tracks. Where’s love ain’t for keeping? Should be right before 5:15
ruclips.net/video/o_hM-wUWfbc/видео.htmlm1s
Thanks! That’s awesome!
HTtps://RUclips.be/o_hm-wuwfbc?t=48m15-
Terrible. The magic was gone.
Get a life
Utube traduction en français svp merci and fuck
I was there. The Clash and Eddie Money warmed up. The Clash was run off the stage. I'm positive this was in September and not December
that was October 82
Eddie left after getting a hot dog in the face!
@@patricksommers2629Actually it was Joe Jackson, who was a last minute replacement as The Clash were booked on SNL (I believe) and couldn’t make the connection. I was there and remember it distinctly. Joe was singing “Is She Really Goin’ Out With Him?”,and it was a direct hit. Fed to the lions, poor Joe.
Omg yes, not sure why I said Eddie! 🤦♂️ i wasnt at it, my brother was though and witnessed the hot dog incident!
December was the cable broadcast date. It seems to me it was on Showtime, but I don't remember for sure.