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Very cool

The group seems to be in favour of capitalism? According to Wikki. This makes me sad 😔

They put out some great music.

The best live band hands down. Moonie was Jimi on drums. Unreal talent...Peace...

Having seen this for the first time and as a lifelong fan. I can now fully understand why Roger quit the band, threw some punches, and flushed their pills. He didn't know what Pete was going to play next, but ebbed and flowed the best he could. Kinda like he did that roll after Pete did his final high kick and fell down at Live-Aid.

The Who Neked Eye Live In Weleley ❤ Lyrics Videoke 4:44 4:44 4:44 4:44 4:44 4:45 4:45 4:45 4:45 4:45 4:46 4:46 4:46 4:46 4:46 4:47 4:47 4:47 4:40

Untouchables

Great night :) Good to see a pic of my old mates Mark, Julian , Paul and Clive. Miss you all Xx

Oh yeah well these are my TITS… so there I guess we’re even

Whoever asks why john was named the ox.. look at him and u know

Pete is so creative, unpredictable and expressive and Roger is so steady and reliable and predictable (not in a bad way) and the dynamic is often frustrating for someone like Pete but it is great when it seems he knows it works as a whole to deliver for the audience

For most artists, performing this well with a drunk guitarist in front of 80,000 people would be the highlight of their career. For the Who, it was Saturday.

It was great until Pete started singing....

This is a fantastic Moon dissertation.

Went to about a dozen of their gigs. Nick used to Iive above me.

these performances represent the time when they were greatest.

I was there. Still have it on cassette. Skinrub, Housego, Rosshow, Big Tim and the much missed Gubby

I was there. A brilliant day of music.

The wankers guitar

In an interview, Pete is asked about this particular show. His response was close to, "I was pretty pissed (drunk). Don't remember much about the Charlton show." The proof is right here.

That song came out in 1996 how can that be Keith Moon playing the drums???

So ahead if times these who song are what we a living today and he wrote 50 years ago

If only they could have all got together on lifehouse the who would have been on top

00:44 I love how Pete nods when Roger says ,"Take a little dope". It may of been only booze, but He looked f**ked up!!!

Oh how I miss those days

The Mighty Who

12:25 tits out

Wow

Take. A. Little. Dope. Walk. Out in. The. Air

“We’re not pawns in any game. Not tools of bigger men. There’s only one who can really move us all.” Such deep, beautiful lyrics. Understanding there is more than what’s on earth.

Nobody to play that song but Keith Moon

Good lord, Roger’s voice is so beautiful and tender on the first verse.

Doesn't look like Dylan Howe on drums though...

Doesn't look like Dylan Howe on drums though...

Love watching the interaction between Moon and Townsend...usually it's the bass and drummer that lock together but not in the Who! Which is why they were so different and so very great...

This was the Hipshakers mk2 Adam Blake-guitar Godfrey old -harp Clive leach-bass Gordon leach-rhythm guitar and Phillip myers-drums. Sadly Gordon Leach died from covid.

Wilko was amazing .RIP

RIP Wilko x

This is amazing! My first Who concert was '81; born a bit too late. cheers!

It is not a who song that I am very familiar with but after listening to it a few times I do like it.

Probably my favorite Who song. First heard it in high school and it made me feel like I was being given cryptic advice or secret knowledge. The lyrics are so poignant and the guitar is epic. I love Pete's soloing: it's always reaching, crying, yearning to hit that one note that will explain every lyric in the song...and possible every lyric to every song.

Saw this lot many times. Altered states were induced and expected.Still have the Stamp out mutants tape. Amazing band -sadly not give the respect they deserved.One of the earliest psychedelic bands of the 1980s

Saw this lot many times. Altered states were induced and expected.Still have the Stamp out mutants tape. Amazing band -sadly not give the respect they deserved.One of the earliest psychedelic bands of the 1980s

Pete's recollection of the gig "I can't remember I was extremely pissed at that show". 🤣🤣

This song was further enhanced by the West Country Farmers Band - The Wurzels!

I think they all look exhausted 😩

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During the My Generation Blues part I always sing "Boy From New York City"🤣

2 Alcoholics 1 Druggie 1 one sober singer Pretty sad

Long time ago that i hear this amazing song