Drummer reacts to "Who Are You" by The Who
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- Happy Who Wednesday!! What a video! Seeing this high quality footage with even higher quality tunes.... absolutely made my day. This was awesome :)
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Reminds me of the famous ads for a HiFi system : "just like having Keith Moon in your room - only safer" 😅
And here is Keith Moon destroying a hotel room with Steve Martin in 1977: ruclips.net/video/1ff_eDQ7JRg/видео.htmlsi=XrYBdAHWVedSqC6V Gotta love Steve helping Keith toss the TV out the window!
MUCH safer!
Keith was the best kind of nuts. He's having so much fun here.
Keith was definitely struggling on that album, but still the best possible drummer for the album. Keith also is well known as rock and roll's biggest and craziest party animal, which I guess is what ended up taking such a toll on him. Probably slightly autistic, and definitely big ADHD, he had a completely unique kind of brilliance, both on the drums, and in his sense of humour.
The Who were the greatest live band of the classic rock era.
Amen
Deep Purple
@@jimhardiman3836Oooohhh... Yeah, I might agree. Sweet Child In Time.
💯 ☝🏼☝🏼☝🏼
Nope.
Throwing punches around and preaching from my chair - I always smile at that metaphor 🙂
KEITH MOON Greatest Drummer in Rock & Roll History ! ! ! Townshend and Entwhistle are BRILLIANT ! ! ! God Bless the WHO ! ! ! .....Newk from Kentucky
Greatest Rock Band Ever
Please do Quadrophenia! One of the best albums ever!
I wholeheartedly second that request.
I'll third fourth & fifth that !
I’ll 6th it! Maybe the best concept album ever.
To see The Who at the very top of their game watch "Young Man Blues" Live At The Isle of Wight.
First saw The Who in the Social club, Goldhawk road Shepherds Bush, London in 1964. Been my favorite band ever since. Really where it's at 🙂👍🇬🇧🤝🇺🇸
In high school in the late 60's , a girl I knew made me take her to the Dallas Market Hall to see Herman' s Hermits.
The band that opened for them was... The Who. They played My Generation, Substitute, Happy Jack, and more.
Then they started destroying their instruments on stage. This was conservative Dallas fer F's sake!
I barely remember Herman's Hermits, but my musical life was forever changed after that performance by The Who.
Picture of "who are you" : Moonie on the chair with this inscription "NOT TO BE TAKEN AWAY" He was the soul of this band even "Ego Pity" admitted this, so...
🔴 Daltrey has made a tribute song for Keith " On a ragging moon" and Entwistle has recorded ithis song too in his solo album...
Cool from them.... Not like angry Pity who 💩 on the Moonie's memory...
If Leonardo Da Vinci had seen The Who, his most famous male statue would have been called "The Roger"
chemistry is so great and so visual in this video. not my fav band but i appreciate how great they were
Keith Moon, the only man who could play lead and rhythm drums at the same time!
My favourite The Who vid, one billion percent about Keith. Absolute monster
In the album version of this song, the piano was played by Rod Argent of the Zombies & Argent.
The BLOODY WHO!!
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By the way,the Live at Leeds album is only 40minutes so get the Deluxe edition where the whole concert is on it.
One of THE best ever live albums and it’s really heavy too,pristine quality.
The 16 minute version of "My Generation" on Live at Leeds is one of the greatest live performances from any band you'll ever hear.
Many years ago, I was at a garage sale and found a bunch of vinyl albums being sold at insanely cheap prices. I came out of that sale with a bunch of albums, some of them rare, and one of them was an original US pressing of Live At Leeds with all the inserts included (Woodstock contract, rejection letter from EMI, etc.). That "rich man's copy" cost me all of $2.50 Canadian. I was unbelievably lucky to find that, because I'd seen original copies in used record stores that were priced out of this world. So you have my sympathies for the "poor man's copy" that you had to settle for.
Keith Moon was one of my drumming inspirations growing up. He was so high energy, unpredictable, and yet tasteful all in one. Fun reaction and solid review. Who are we?
So I checked, and it seems as if you haven't gotten to "The Real Me". This is a MUST. I could just loop the isolated drum and bass track and die happy. Keith playing lead drums and John playing lead bass is as good as it gets.
I bought “Meaty Beaty big and Bouncy” (possibly the best compilation album ever) in 1973 when I was 13.
I first saw The Who at Wembley in 1975. Thus beginning a life long relationship and love affair with The Who.
Your enthusiasm for them makes me happy. Thumbs up to Who Wednesdays 👍
No band has ever had four lead musicians like The Who!
The Live at Leeds album is EPIC. Looking forward to your reactions. My Generation is incredible. Young Man Blues though mostly improvised is amazing. Amazing Journey/Sparks is one of Moons more amazing performances. Magic Bus has Daltry playing a mean harmonica. Raw and Powerful!!!
I'm always fascinated by how bands get together, The Who started as The Detours in 1962 by Roger Daltry, John Entwistle and Pete Townsend they all went to the same school and one day Roger saw John carrying a bass guitar, started a conversation and they decided to form a band John knew Pete and suggested he join as lead guitar, Roger was not a vocalist at this time and played rhythm. Roger switched to vocals, Pete became the sole guitarist, with Keith joining the band in 1964 their first hit was Can't Explain in 1965. It is an amazing coincidence that such world class musicians lived so close to each other and fate had them meet and form a band, like Lennon and McCartney being school friends and both having multi instrumentalist skills and crazy song writing abilities, and Keith Richards and Mick Jagger were school friends but never knew about each others music taste until they left school and met at a train station Keith noticed Mick was carrying records by Chuck Berry and Muddy Waters, started a conversation and they kept in touch and eventually formed a band. Things could have been so much different if all these chance encounters never happened.
Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson are two other classic rockers who went to the same middle school together near Toronto and have been friends and band mates ever since.
@bostonwhofan exactly what are the chances of that, I love this sort of thing, same with Ozzy and Tony from Black Sabbath. Where as bands like Led Zeppelin were formed by people who had worked together as session musicians and eventually in bands together leaving to form their own band relying far less on chance and coincidence, totally fascinates me, especially in this day and age of manufactured bands that are either put together by management companies or through TV shows, it's just not the same somehow.
I was not so much into Who when I was a kid in the 60,s ,its first the last two years i have lernt to like thier music. I was into The Animals original line up, Beatles, Hollies, Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac, Spencer Davis group.
I agree with those saying you need to listen to Quadrophenia. If you want to pull out a song or two I would suggest “The Real Me” or “5:15”. Hearing the overture to Tommy is what started my obsession with The Who about 50 years ago. Just be aware it’s a bit more experimental than Quadrophenia. Both are amazing, ground-breaking albums.
I saw the Who with Keith 3 times, and with my kids 4 times. Way back in the 70s, I lost my date at the show, and went home alone. Those were wild days even for a nerd like me.
Always great.
Good luck Lee with the turntable. Be advised that you do need a Pre-Amp to plug into, either on a receiver, or a separate Pre-Amp piece. I used to work in an AV store, so I can't help myself with the useless advice. The saddest thing about The WHO album "Who Are You" is the cover photo, with Keith sitting on a chair that says "Not To Be Taken Away". And he was gone soon after, so ironic. And it is a great album. Love this video, and seeing the band in the studio.
Fuck that is heartbreaking, man. What a loss. He was certainly one of a kind.
Thank you for the info, if I have any issues I'm coming back to this comment for help LOL
So glad I got to meet Keith in the 100 club London 1964.
I'll second what brother Lee said: Special thanks to the Patron who sent in the video. Great to see that rare studio footage.
Wow!! The video was incredible!!! Many thanks to the person who sent it to you. I love watching iconic bands behind the scenes, in the studio. Keith was such a beast. No wonder the Muppets made a character out of him called Animal. Great, great video!! This made my day!
Pete was a genius.
Saw The Who as the opening act for The Doors in Queens, NY in 1968. Great concert followed by a riot!
Oh my days, The Who and The Doors???? You lucky, lucky person!!! ❤
@@dellafenton2417 Back then, The Who were not yet popular in the US. We paid $3.50 per ticket, total $7 for the two of us.. " I'd call that a bargain, the best I ever had."
@@sandrapeters6064 Sounds like a good deal to me!! Wow
Only bass players who started out in the early 60's could get away with John's thumb style. It's such a throwback. 😄 But yeah, this studio footage was put together for 'The Kids Are Alright' film. They just happened to be working on this song at the same time as the film was being made, plus they knew it would be their next single. The live footage of them playing "Won't Get Fooled Again" was shot at the same time (plus a bunch of interviews.) Anyways, Go See 'The Kids Are Alright'! 😁 BTW, I'd recommend 'Tommy' before 'Quadrophenia'. They're both double concept/storyline albums, but it's always useful to hear the band's progression from the earlier form to a more mature version with better recording capabilities.
If you want to see an awesome complimentary video to this you should check out Stephen Perkins, the drummer for Jane’s Addiction, performing a play along to this song at a drum clinic he put on at Guitar Center. It’s fantastic.
One of The Who’s last hurrahs! Great song! Check out Long live Rock! Rock is Dead from Grey Whistle Test, too!
The real me is a must listen
L33, please listen to more classic Who. A lot of great early singles, (do a few together?), "I Can See For Miles" is amazing. Also, their Live performances "My Generation" at Monterey Pop, and "A Quick One" at "Rolling Stones R&R Circus". Important to hear "Tommy", among the most important albums EVER! Ground breaking concept-album/prog-psychedelic. Try "Overture" into "It's A Boy", or "Acid Queen" into "Underture". And please hear "Tommy" before watching the Movie ( great film, uneven music). Try "Who's Next", every song is GREAT. And then the concept album "Quadrophinia", try first and last song "The Real Me" and "Love Reign O'er Me".
Their Isle of Wright show is amazing
Isle of Wight is one of the greatest shows, yet apparently the Who only went on-stage at 2:00 AM! Somehow they played 30+ songs, and every number was at max-energy and power. "Young Man Blues" is often mentioned as the best performance that night, but every song is intense. Some other great moments are "Water" and "Don't Even Know Myself", and the whole section from "Tommy". This show followed their earlier "Live At Leeds", and documents the Who at the height of their power, right before they recorded the "Lifehouse Project" that became "Who's Next".@@steveowens2505
Heard this song a thousand times, never seen this video, awesome, how tight are the Who, great call L33
two rare things in keith,s drum kit only one bass drum,and a hi hat,which is always closed
If you haven't already, you should definitely check out The Who documentary movie, The Kids Are Alright (1979). Possibly the best "rockumentary" film of the '70s.
This was an amazing song and album and the unofficial send off before Keith’s unfortunate demise!
My all time favourite music promo clip. FYI, the original studio version of "Who Are You" is considerably longer with an extra verse. Great reaction man. It's so wonderful to see someone such as yourself getting into this incredible band. Make sure you don't skip their '60's catalogue. They literally reshaped the genre and influenced every form of hard rock that came after them. Their 1965 debut album My Generation is another to check out.
And a couple more live clips to consider, "My Generation" from Monterey 1967, "A Quick One While He's Away" from the Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus 1968, and "See Me, Feel Me" from Woodstock 1969.
I would do Tommy before Quadrophenia only because it was released before it.
This video by the Who is best to show that rascal Moon cutting up. I love watching him pound the drums.
I heard years ago the drummer character Animal from the Muppet Show was based on Kieth Moon.
And watching John belt out the most savage bass runs while looking so nonchalant!❤
This isn't the album version, but from the 'The Kids Are Alright" documentary, Hugh recommend flick.
The Who: baby don't you do it (Who's Next) extended version
Yep, awesom 💪😁👍
As others suggested, watch The Kids are Alright for more great footage of the band.
The bonus footage they released on DVD with John skeet shooting gold and platinum records is as good as any Monty Python, such a well thought out parody of what rock stars were supposed to be doing in their free time.
He really did that?? Hahaha I have to see that
Speaking of Keith Moon and Monty Python, check out this interview of the late, great Graham Chapman discussing Keith and the unique way Keith was able to get a bottle of gin into a hotel room: ruclips.net/video/so7iUjuBbJQ/видео.htmlsi=hAZtudWvLqyFH8Dg 🤣🤣
@@bostonwhofanGreat clip. thanks for sharing. Keith would definitely be the perfect person to play a pirate, full stop. Peter Noone has some stories of partying with Moonie. On Keith's 21st B-day they had 100 cakes brought in to have a huge food fight. Keith got up on the counter to get some height on his cake toss, slipped on icing, etc, fell and broke both front teeth off.
This is my go to video if I'm feeling down. Thank you for reviewing it at last! No one like The Who.
John Entwhistle was a beast on the bass, but was so statue like while he played.
Now I've watched the vid, you have nailed the make up of the band. They were everywhere back in the day. Keep reacting to the old boys, you wont regret it :D
Keith on his own planet as usual
@L33Reacts if you ever do a film reaction, please consider doing "The Kids are Alright". IMHO, it is the greatest rock documentary ever produced. It's where this footage came from.
If I get a new laptop, I am for sure doing full movies and such. At least movies adjacent to the music we listen to and enjoy every day on Here :)
Perhaps it was something of a “period piece” because you don’t really hear it much anymore, but l always really enjoyed Sister Disco from this album. Very solid album from them. (Strangely hated by critics at the time. What do they know…)
That was awesome! Best clip you could have done. Can’t wait to hear what you think of Live at Leeds.
If you intend to do both, I would start with Tommy. Then when you hit Quad, you’ll appreciate how far they improved.
If you get a turntable, you should also get a good amp & speakers. Headphones don't cut it. If you're listening to The Who, or Led Zeppelin, your neighbors should be as well!
Well said!!!👍😎
Oh don't worry, they will be.... :)
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Sadly, this was KEITH MOON'S Last Album ! RIP Keith Moon
...Newk from Kentucky
Luv who Wednesday
You should check out The Who tribute to New York City. They were much older but just as good. (Ringo's son was on the drums)
Love these guys. This was the intro music to the original CSI tv show.
I knew I had heard the chorus before somewhere. I watched CSI with my grandpa while he was still with us a long time ago... damn time flies. I'm not 12 anymore.
Played his drums like a lead guitar!!
❤ great reaction and excellent video
Love how Moon has his headphones duct taped to his head🤣
This is an amazing video... I love Keith Moon just being a chaotic goofball, but unfortunately, this video was shot mere weeks before his death... Moon died 1 month after Who Are You was released... very sad
Sheer talent!
I saw them live twice in the early 70s. A Who concert was a major event. It would sell out very fast.
My ears would be ringing for a couple of days after a Who concert. They were something else. One of the handful of truly legendary bands who ruled rock n roll from the mid-60s to the late 70s.
"a quick one (while he is away)" is kind of the first rock opera, although a mini one, by pete and the who, check it out L33. love ain't for keeping, getting in tune and the song is over are three greatly underrated songs from who's next.
I did the live from leeds version of it! Here's the link ruclips.net/video/VNJEqKg3m5A/видео.html
This is one of my personal favorites as well. Their quality as musical creators was/were amazing. Their energy, too! Mr. Moon was the inspiration for Animal who was the drummer on The Muppets. Perfect! Thank you for sharing this one. Keep enjoying!
Please do Quadrophenia! It's the best Who album in my opinion.
Keith Moon. What a...personality. If you haven't already, check out The Who live version of "My Generation" from the Smothers Brothers Show. Keith was E X P L O S I V E ! ! ! 💣
Yes, it ends with Pete Townshend's hair smoldering and Keith laying on the floor in front of the drumkit after having shrapnel from one of his cymbals embedded in his leg after the explosion!
slept in. felt great. saw i missed this, now feel bad again:(
Keith had to duct tape his headphones on because he moved so much they would fly off while he's playing. He even did it on stage!
If you put Moon and Bonham in a room for an hour there would be nothing left of it.
The Who are giants of British music.
You cannot go wrong,and live they smash it every time.
Check out Who live at the Isle of Wight. Pete in a white jumpsuit plays like he’s on fire! I think it’s their best live concert! Better than live at Leeds in my opinion! They play all their hits plus Tommy songs! They were great live because Keith would just look at Pete and try to match his intensity. Some people say The Who were the greatest live rock band! They were exciting live. No doubt about it. One of the greatest groups!
I heard once that Keith Moon was the inspiration for the Muppet Animal.
Keith Moon is one of my fav's as well!!!! 😄
Happy
Keith Moon..Those expressions on his face when playing. I am sure by now that you know about him. If not there is google .
The WHO... Who Are You... This is the theme song for...CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, also referred to as CSI and CSI: Las Vegas, is a forensics crime drama television series that ran on CBS from October 6, 2000, to September 27, 2015, There are 3 spin offs all using Songs from the WHO. (CSI Miami used...Won't get fooled Again)... (CSI New York used ...Baba O'Riley)... (CSI Cyber used... I Can See For Miles). .....They recently brought back the original CSI hence adding Las Vegas to the title. The Who did the halftime show for Superbowl 44 in Feb of 2010.
That sb show was when Roger was still recovering from throat surgery
12:12pm Great video!!! Those guys were comical. Seeing Keith in his element was epic.
You get to listen to Roger drop the f bomb. It was played on the radio that way!
I love how Keith always needs duck tape to keep his headphones on his head, lol
"What's up John?" Great comment!!!
Gotta do early Who..imo that’s their best era
Gotta hear The Real Me and some footage from Woodstock!
Lee: They REALLY exemplify what is meant by the chemistry of a band. A one of a kind, lightning in a bottle combination of people that can't be copied. Great reaction to the awesome vid.
Did you know that Keith Moon actually used to put explosives in his drum kit until he put too much in on a tv show, and practically blew the set apart😄 He was also famous for driving his car into his swimming pool . God love him ❤️
HOLY COW!!!!!!!
Keith Moon was insane. Short of putting him in a straight jacket.
Dr Jimmy & Mr Jim
When you see him you know it’s him
He only comes out when I drink my gin. The past is calling.
One of my favorite tunes.
I had the 8 track of Live at Leeds
The term "Lightning in a bottle",
Keith Moon a whole storm in a studio....
Nice one👍😁
I saw The Who in Amsterdam in 1972 for the first time.
Something you'll never forget 😅
The sound was perfect, verry verry loud but brilliant.
Golden Earring was the support act, and they were crazy good too.
Best concert i've ever seen.
Thanks for this one.
Cheers from the Netherlands.
👍😁👊
@L33Reacts I always enjoy The Who. Something you may want to check out. A song originally released by Roger Daltrey called Under A Raging Moon but look for the live version by Entwistle. It's a celebration of Keith Moon.
On the studio version of 'Under a Raging Moon', towards the end there is a tribute to Keith where the following drummers all played a short drum solo: Martin Chambers (Pretenders), Roger Taylor (Queen), Cozy Powell (Rainbow, Black Sabbath), Stewart Copeland (The Police), Zak Starkey (The Who, Oasis), Carl Palmer (Emerson, Lake, and Palmer), and Mark Brzezicki (Big Country).
That was a great clip!! Thanks for your reaction. ❤😊
Check out The Who performing "Sparks" live at Woodstock. Someone recently released a high quality version of this performance and it is stunning! The first 30 seconds or so are grainy, but then it gets crystal clear. The Who were cranking on all gears at Woodstock. Watching the band feeding off each other in this version of "Sparks" is like watching a tropical storm form in the Gulf of Mexico and exploding into a Cat-5 monster as the storm feeds off the warm tropical water. This performance occurred at about 3am. The sun was just beginning to rise in the east as The Who's set ended at Woodstock. Here is a link to the version of "Sparks": ruclips.net/video/Uwnz89XQqCg/видео.htmlsi=cFouNfj3nbjNMa3K
This is a very enjoyable recording for the Movie "The Kids Are All RIght", a studio outtake during "Who Are You". Watch the equally great "The Kids' footage Live at Shepperton Studios 1978. Amazing "Won't Get Fooled Again" and a very good "Baba O'Riley". In the studio, the band is in unusually good spirits for the cameras. Keep in mind that Moon was near death, "Who Are You" was his last great studio drumming. By 1978, Moon's physical decline was rather shocking, comparing footage from his prime, like "Monterey Pop", "Rolling Stones R&R Circus", or " Isle of Wight". But I'm glad Moon had this final Hurrah!
That was excellent! Superb! Thanks, great reaction! 😊
Make sure the stylus needle on the turntable is a good one so it does not damage your records
I can also recommend their song : I'm a Boy.
I love the drums of Keith Moon. 🥁🎶👍❤️