The Who are among the greatest rock bands in the history of this music. The 4 greatest albums are: "Tommy" 1969, "Live at Leeds" 1970, "Who's next" 1971 and "Quadrophenia" 1973. Of course, there are other excellent compositions such as My generation (1965), I can see for miles (1967), Join together (1972), Who are you (1978), You better you bet (1981), Eminence front (1982) etc. Each Who album sounds different. It is mainly guitarist Pete Townshend who writes lyrics and music and sometimes John Entwistle (voted as one of the greatest rock bassists of all time). Let's not forget Keith Moon, the unique and talented drummer and Roger Daltrey, a great singer. Thank you for this analysis.
@@SaeedReacts.I recommend the Live at Shepperton Studios version. The album version is also amazing, but the live one really makes you appreciate the performance, not just the music.
The last track off the album "Quadrophenia" and possibly the greatest rock anthem ever produced. Still gives me the shivers hearing Roger Daltrey singing this classic song.
Love is like the rain when it envelops you and soaks you to the skin.It takes over your heart and emotions.When it does, it reigns over you …like a ruler of your heart.
You picked a fine rabbit hole to dive into. The Who were among the most influential bands of the 20th century. As well as being among the loudest. All four members were insanely talented. You need to see them live to get a sense of their incredible energy. I would suggest their Isle Of Wight and Woodstock concerts
Hi Saeed! Roger Daltrey is not a "big" man, but his voice is very BIG, powerful, controlled even when shouting or screaming his lyrics. A one of a kind voice, very nuanced, to be savoured. I like that you get that about him!
"Love Reign O'er Me" (LROM) is the last song on the album. The important part about LROM is that on the 3 songs before it on the album, the main character, Jimmy, was contemplating suicide and very nearly succeeded. And then he had an epiphany with saved his life and led to LROM. BTW, lead vocalist Roger Daltrey's voice is equally as great on all the other songs on this album as it was on LROM. They don't call him Leather Lungs Daltrey for nuthin'!
I was at a Who concert as a teen. It was an outdoor concert. As Roger Daltry sang "Reign on Me," He put his arms up to the sky and it started raining!! The crowd went crazy!! It was such a fun concert!!
Oh no, Saeed discovers "Quadrophenia", too. ;-) Welcome to the journey! Hope, you dive more deeper into this album and band. The Who are one of my top 5 bands of all time and this album is my favorite of them, my #1 concept album and in my top 10.
The rock opera is brilliant and Guitarist Pete Townshend is a genius songwriter. The entire band hit new levels for this record. The best recommendations is to listen to the entire album from start to finish. Love Reign O'er Me is the final song. A lot more context and understanding would come from the full album listen in order of the track list
The one time I was lucky enough to attend a Who concert, it started raining during this song. Which led Pete to comment, "I bet the fucking Rolling Bones couldn't do that".
You're going to love the Who! And it's a deep rabbit hole. One of the really important bands of that era., and all time. I can't wait to see the recommendations roll in! 🙂 SO many great songs. I'm gonna add "Baba O'Reilly" to the list. I mentioned the Who to you before, in regards to Pete Townshend being the first to smash his guitar.
The Who have many great songs, but my favorites come from their Live at Leeds album. It was recorded on the perfect night and at the perfect time when their youthful energy was being combined with incredible musical abilities. The raw power and energy that it produced is awe inspiring. My Generation is my favorite, a 15 minute medley of songs with one incredible riff after another. Young Man Blues, Amazing Journey/Sparks, Magic Bus, Summertime Blues... the bangers keep coming.
The Music Video got the lyric wrong with "Love Birds", it was "LOVERS, Laying in the Fields". But Saeed, I think you heard the lyrics correctly. The Who had #1 my favorite Drummer, (Keith Moon), #2 my second favorite Song Writer (Pete Townshend), #3 my favorite Bass Player, (John Entwistle),. And down at #4 is (Roger Daltrey) one of the greatest rock vocalists ever! What a Band! (P.S., my favorite songwriter is Bob Dylan.)
“Won’t get fooled again” Live from Shepperton Studios I believe 1978 should be next. Totally different sound but I think you’ll love the lyrics and message of the song
Each time I've been to a funeral it's rained. This song plays in my head... Only love can make it rain. All the love concentrated during those moments, mourning loved ones.
Thers's a post September 11 buddy therapy flim starred by Adam Sandler and Don Cheadle, the title "Reign Over Me" is picked from this song and included in the soundtrack.
My favorite Who song. Thanks for your reaction. I just found you and I will subscribe and watch more of your reactions. We Wont Get Fooled Again is another good one with a live video that's great quality for the time.
Hey Deb! I try to read and heart all comments across all my video's and respond to a lot of them. As the channel is growing it is getting a little tougher, but know that i am definitely grateful for you being here ❤️
This is the closing track on side 4 of "Quadrophenia". As you can imagine, with 17 tracks telling a story, the mood and pace changes throughout. "Won't Get Fooled Again" from Shepperton Studios is Maximum R&B at its best. Pure rock energy crackling from every pore. However, at 9:10, it's over your time limit. "Baba O'Reilly", from the same set, is probably the one to go for next. Within 4 months of that performance (May 1978) drummer Keith Moon passed away at 32. It was an end of an era which had started in 1964.
Thanks for sharing a bit of info about this. Definitely hope to explore more. And if there is a lot of interest, i might check it out. Will add it to my list.
Maybe the greatest Who song, which says a lot since they've done so many of the greatest rock songs ever. Would recommend The Real Me, the opener on Quadrophenia too. Also there's an incredible live cover of Reign O'er Me and The Real Me by Peal Jam done at a Who tribute show, I'm sure it's on UA-cam somewhere, highly recommend it too.
Another iconic band with a deep catalog starting around 1964 to sink your writer's teeth into. They have a range of sounds. BTW: I think you got it; the word is over where o'er is written but pronounced as 'or'; it's as a poetic contraction. It also is used in the US national athem in the line "O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave".
HERE YA GO SAEED, NIIIIICCCE RABBIT HOLE TO GO DOWN HERE!!! 💯😊 THESE GUYS WERE FROM THAT ( 65-70 ) PSYCHEDELIC WINDOW, JUST GREAT AWESOME ROCK SONGS SAEED, R.I.P.☹ TO ( JOHN ENTWISTLE & KEITH MOON ) SO A FEW EARLY'S BY THESE GUYS SAEED : MAGIC BUS, MY GENERATION I CAN'T EXPLAIN, THEN THEIR ( 71 ) WHO'S NEXT ALBUM, DEFINITE BANGERRR! 👍 THEY WERE ALSO FEATURED IN THE CRIME DRAMA SHOWS ( CSI & CSI MIAMI & CSI NEW YORK ) BABA O'REILY, WON'T GET FOOLED AGAIN, WHO ARE YOU, THIS SHOULD KEEP YOU BUSY MY FRIEND, ENJOYYYYY!😊
So great live, I'm lucky an thankful to have seen them a few times ❤ I remember very aggressively jumping on my bed to Baba O'Reily lol (Teenage Wasteland) about age 13-14❤😂
Love Reign O'er me is the climax of Quadrophenia, which is one of the 2 best rock operas ever written, the other being Dark Side of the Moon by Pink Floyd. IMO of course.
The Who have hit so many genre in their careers. Started with POP and R&B. Hit psychedelia a bit. Power balots...Rock and concept albums...there is a good selection of quirky, cute songs. There is early heavy metal...there is a bit of disco-ish from the early 80s. There are many, many songs used throughout advertisments and tv and movies. There are many classic hits....and this is just one gem from this incredible album. Bargain, Behind Blue eyes, Baba ORiely, are three incredible songs on the album that is over flowing with nothing but incredible ear candy called Who's Next. The entire Quadraphenia album...Tommy has many incredible songs...and that is just a few of their albums :)
If you like this, you will love Progressive (or Prog) which is almost like new wave classical. Introduced in about 1969, King Crimson (founded by Greg Lake and Robert Fripps) Emerson Lake and Palmer came about in 1969, YES, are the pioneers.
Quadrophenia the album is a rock opera that is a youth story that the main character gets into the mod culture and his trials and tribulations and at the end gets totally disillusioned by it was latter made into a movie The mods were a culture that wore smart fashion and rode Italian motor scooters adorned with extra wing mirrors and headlights and painted with iconic British symbols at the same time another British youth culture was the rockers who rode motor bikes wore jeans and leather often adorned with metal studs and chains they sometimes clashed violently This cumulated in large Conflicts that took place at Clacton and Hastings during the Easter weekend of 1964. A second round took place on the south coast of England over the Whitsun weekend (18 and 19 May 1964), especially at Brighton, where fights occurred over two days and moved along the coast to Hastings and back; hence nicknamed the "Second Battle of Hastings" although it involved large numbers from each group and damage was done to property and a large number of arrests were made it was blown out of proportion by the press questions were asked in parliament the movie encompasses this and drug use as well as youth culture rebellious attitude to society.
So many rabbit holes... 😉😜 A couple of suggestions for live performances, pretty epic! 💪🏼🎸🥁 Won't Get Fooled Again (Shepperton Studios / 1978) The Who - Baba O'Riley (Shepperton Studios / 1978)
You have to watch clips of The Who live from roughly 1969 through 1973 to really get what they were all about. An absolute powerhouse on stage in their prime, they were punk rock a decade before the term even existed, yet with a depth and maturity that no punk band could ever hope to rival. Perhaps the greatest live band ever during their early peak. 🎸💥
This song is the sad and dramatic ending of a life of a young man who drove his motorbike off the cliffs of Dover. If you watch Quodrophenia, it will make sense, that final scream as he goes over into the sea. It’s the end of the album, and the movie. Great songs all through this production and a real period peice of Mods and Rockers in England in the 60’s
@@SaeedReacts. Also includes legends like Oliver Reed as Tommy's uncle, Elton John as the Pinball Wizard, Tina Turner as the Acid Queen & Jack Nicholson as a doctor.
If you wanna see a good live version, check this one out : The Who - Love Reign O'er Me (Live Aid 1985) ua-cam.com/video/PMxwPOoZm_c/v-deo.html Else for other iconic songs of them, first of course "Pinball Wizard" .. and then i always liked "Behind Blue Eyes"
There is a lyrical error in the third verse. The video has all high and it is actually on high. It should read: Only love can bring the rain That falls like tears from on high.
Pete Townshend is right there with Neil Peart as far as songwriting goes. You should review the entire Tommy album because it's a theme album. You could do it in 2-3 videos so it's not too long.
@@bob2shred894 O'er was used by Shakespeare. This predates any American usage, though it does apparently make an appearance in the American National Anthem.
One of the greatest rock bands ever. ❤
The Who are among the greatest rock bands in the history of this music. The 4 greatest albums are: "Tommy" 1969, "Live at Leeds" 1970, "Who's next" 1971 and "Quadrophenia" 1973. Of course, there are other excellent compositions such as My generation (1965), I can see for miles (1967), Join together (1972), Who are you (1978), You better you bet (1981), Eminence front (1982) etc. Each Who album sounds different. It is mainly guitarist Pete Townshend who writes lyrics and music and sometimes John Entwistle (voted as one of the greatest rock bassists of all time). Let's not forget Keith Moon, the unique and talented drummer and Roger Daltrey, a great singer. Thank you for this analysis.
Thanks for sharing a bit of info and recommendations !
Also, The Who performed at Woodstock, Live Aid, the Concert for NYC, the Super Bowl, and they closed out the 2012 London Olympics.
The instrumentals in this song can paint such a vivid mental picture - it’s incredible. And that’s before the first lyric comes up.
"Love, Reign O’er Me" the Who's greatest singing.
Also, from Quadrophenia "The Real Me" the Who's greatest bass and drums.
You really need to listen to "Won't Get Fooled Again." It has the best scream in rock 'n roll.
Thanks for the recommendation! Sounds interesting!
@@SaeedReacts.I recommend the Live at Shepperton Studios version. The album version is also amazing, but the live one really makes you appreciate the performance, not just the music.
You have found the correct rabbit hole... all others can be disregarded 😊
The last track off the album "Quadrophenia" and possibly the greatest rock anthem ever produced. Still gives me the shivers hearing Roger Daltrey singing this classic song.
Reign is basic means to rule, so let love rule me and let it rain on me. Love is everything.
Imo, one of rocks most epic vocal performances.
Love is like the rain when it envelops you and soaks you to the skin.It takes over your heart and emotions.When it does, it reigns over you …like a ruler of your heart.
I think you would really like their song "Behind Blue Eyes". A beautiful song musically, with meaningful lyrics.
Thanks for the recommendation! Is it possible that limp bizkit covered this? Or maybe its a different song with the same title.
@@SaeedReacts. Apparently they DID cover the song. I have not heard their version.
The Who are an amazing band and great live.
“O’er” is an old school poetry way of getting a 2 syllable “over” in as one syllable, and sounding all fancy, doing it.
Thanks for shedding some light on that!
You picked a fine rabbit hole to dive into. The Who were among the most influential bands of the 20th century. As well as being among the loudest. All four members were insanely talented. You need to see them live to get a sense of their incredible energy. I would suggest their Isle Of Wight and Woodstock concerts
Tomorrow i got a reaction to a performance of Baba O'Riley coming.
Thanks for the recommendation
The Who's mod years are some of my favorite.
Hi Saeed! Roger Daltrey is not a "big" man, but his voice is very BIG, powerful, controlled even when shouting or screaming his lyrics. A one of a kind voice, very nuanced, to be savoured. I like that you get that about him!
Love his voice! Looking forward to more. Thanks so much for watching!
"Love Reign O'er Me" (LROM) is the last song on the album. The important part about LROM is that on the 3 songs before it on the album, the main character, Jimmy, was contemplating suicide and very nearly succeeded. And then he had an epiphany with saved his life and led to LROM. BTW, lead vocalist Roger Daltrey's voice is equally as great on all the other songs on this album as it was on LROM. They don't call him Leather Lungs Daltrey for nuthin'!
Sounds like a very interesting concept!
I was at a Who concert as a teen. It was an outdoor concert. As Roger Daltry sang "Reign on Me," He put his arms up to the sky and it started raining!! The crowd went crazy!! It was such a fun concert!!
Oh no, Saeed discovers "Quadrophenia", too. ;-)
Welcome to the journey! Hope, you dive more deeper into this album and band.
The Who are one of my top 5 bands of all time and this album is my favorite of them, my #1 concept album and in my top 10.
Definitely want to hear more! Thanks for watching.
The rock opera is brilliant and Guitarist Pete Townshend is a genius songwriter. The entire band hit new levels for this record. The best recommendations is to listen to the entire album from start to finish. Love Reign O'er Me is the final song. A lot more context and understanding would come from the full album listen in order of the track list
I love the power of Roger Daltry’s voice in this song.
I wish there was a video of Roger in the studio when recording the vocals for this track. It must have been amazing to witness it.
This album is a concept piece that tells the story of the protagonist, Jimmy. He is living during the English amod era,
Does any band know how to conclude a piece of music better than The Who? The finish to this song is a majestic masterpiece unto itself.
The one time I was lucky enough to attend a Who concert, it started raining during this song. Which led Pete to comment, "I bet the fucking Rolling Bones couldn't do that".
"A quick one while he's away" from the rolling stones rock and roll circus is a must listen.
Both Tommy and Quadrophenia are well worth a watch 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Pete Townshend was ahead of his time
Must look those up.
You would love Baba OReily!
You're going to love the Who! And it's a deep rabbit hole. One of the really important bands of that era., and all time. I can't wait to see the recommendations roll in! 🙂 SO many great songs. I'm gonna add "Baba O'Reilly" to the list. I mentioned the Who to you before, in regards to Pete Townshend being the first to smash his guitar.
I have been hearing their name for forever. Finally getting to it 😃
Now find the time to do some more 😅
Thanks for watching and the recommendation
One of the greatest ever.
The Who have many great songs, but my favorites come from their Live at Leeds album. It was recorded on the perfect night and at the perfect time when their youthful energy was being combined with incredible musical abilities. The raw power and energy that it produced is awe inspiring. My Generation is my favorite, a 15 minute medley of songs with one incredible riff after another. Young Man Blues, Amazing Journey/Sparks, Magic Bus, Summertime Blues... the bangers keep coming.
The Music Video got the lyric wrong with "Love Birds", it was "LOVERS, Laying in the Fields". But Saeed, I think you heard the lyrics correctly.
The Who had #1 my favorite Drummer, (Keith Moon), #2 my second favorite Song Writer (Pete Townshend), #3 my favorite Bass Player, (John Entwistle),. And down at #4 is (Roger Daltrey) one of the greatest rock vocalists ever!
What a Band! (P.S., my favorite songwriter is Bob Dylan.)
Quadrophenia is the Who's best work a must listen to the album
“Won’t get fooled again” Live from Shepperton Studios I believe 1978 should be next. Totally different sound but I think you’ll love the lyrics and message of the song
Thanks for the recommendation! Definitely want to hear more .
Great choice to react too.
oh "Tommy" is an experience you should have.
Each time I've been to a funeral it's rained. This song plays in my head... Only love can make it rain. All the love concentrated during those moments, mourning loved ones.
By the way, birds don't sweat, love birds or any other. It should be, "Like the sweat of lovers".
Thers's a post September 11 buddy therapy flim starred by Adam Sandler and Don Cheadle, the title "Reign Over Me" is picked from this song and included in the soundtrack.
Oh i remember the poster for that with them walking next to eachother. I have never seen it though.
@@SaeedReacts. I haven't watched it either. 😅But from the trailer it seems that they were bandmates in college and fond of playing The Who's songs.
My favorite Who song. Thanks for your reaction. I just found you and I will subscribe and watch more of your reactions.
We Wont Get Fooled Again is another good one with a live video that's great quality for the time.
Thanks so much for subscribing and the recommendation!
Now, that's how you end one of the greatest albums of all time.
My Generation Medley from the LIVE at LEEds is a thrill ride
Thanks for the recommendation!
Hey Saeed! Love the hearts you've been sending, those are very nice! and lets me know you know I was here!
Hey Deb! I try to read and heart all comments across all my video's and respond to a lot of them. As the channel is growing it is getting a little tougher, but know that i am definitely grateful for you being here ❤️
@@SaeedReacts. I definitely know that or I wouldn't want to keep coming! Somethings you just know!
Thank you for the heart, I appreciate all of them!
Baba O'Reilly or Won't get fooled again From 1978 live
This is the closing track on side 4 of "Quadrophenia". As you can imagine, with 17 tracks telling a story, the mood and pace changes throughout. "Won't Get Fooled Again" from Shepperton Studios is Maximum R&B at its best. Pure rock energy crackling from every pore. However, at 9:10, it's over your time limit. "Baba O'Reilly", from the same set, is probably the one to go for next. Within 4 months of that performance (May 1978) drummer Keith Moon passed away at 32. It was an end of an era which had started in 1964.
Thanks for sharing a bit of info about this. Definitely hope to explore more. And if there is a lot of interest, i might check it out. Will add it to my list.
Maybe the greatest Who song, which says a lot since they've done so many of the greatest rock songs ever. Would recommend The Real Me, the opener on Quadrophenia too. Also there's an incredible live cover of Reign O'er Me and The Real Me by Peal Jam done at a Who tribute show, I'm sure it's on UA-cam somewhere, highly recommend it too.
That Jimmy Cooper.
In English the old poetic (think Shakespeare) word for over, is o'er; it's basically a contraction for the word over that is rarely used these days.
Thanks for shedding some light on that!
Great song of The Who
Thank you for sharing Saeed!
Enjoyed this one a lot! Thanks for watching.
Another iconic band with a deep catalog starting around 1964 to sink your writer's teeth into. They have a range of sounds. BTW: I think you got it; the word is over where o'er is written but pronounced as 'or'; it's as a poetic contraction. It also is used in the US national athem in the line "O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave".
Thanks for shedding some light on that. Learne something new 😃
Need to see some live Who. Check out the Shepperton Studios performances.
A reaction to Baba O'Riley will be posted later today 😃
Roger Daltrey is one of the greatest rock singers in history.
HERE YA GO SAEED, NIIIIICCCE RABBIT HOLE TO GO DOWN HERE!!! 💯😊 THESE GUYS WERE FROM THAT ( 65-70 ) PSYCHEDELIC WINDOW, JUST GREAT AWESOME ROCK SONGS SAEED, R.I.P.☹ TO ( JOHN ENTWISTLE & KEITH MOON ) SO A FEW EARLY'S BY THESE GUYS SAEED : MAGIC BUS, MY GENERATION I CAN'T EXPLAIN, THEN THEIR ( 71 ) WHO'S NEXT ALBUM, DEFINITE BANGERRR! 👍 THEY WERE ALSO FEATURED IN THE CRIME DRAMA SHOWS ( CSI & CSI MIAMI & CSI NEW YORK ) BABA O'REILY, WON'T GET FOOLED AGAIN, WHO ARE YOU, THIS SHOULD KEEP YOU BUSY MY FRIEND, ENJOYYYYY!😊
Awesome! Thanks for sharing that. Definitely want to hear more.
Never got to see the full live but who are you by The who is my favorite song by them
So great live, I'm lucky an thankful to have seen them a few times ❤ I remember very aggressively jumping on my bed to Baba O'Reily lol (Teenage Wasteland) about age 13-14❤😂
Thats awesome! Good times 😄
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Love Reign O'er me is the climax of Quadrophenia, which is one of the 2 best rock operas ever written, the other being Dark Side of the Moon by Pink Floyd. IMO of course.
I have never heard Dark Side of the Moon called a rock opera in 51 years.
RUSH is the best rabbit hole.....like the PRESTO RABBITS.....great song....great video....and content....as per usual
The Who have hit so many genre in their careers. Started with POP and R&B. Hit psychedelia a bit. Power balots...Rock and concept albums...there is a good selection of quirky, cute songs. There is early heavy metal...there is a bit of disco-ish from the early 80s. There are many, many songs used throughout advertisments and tv and movies. There are many classic hits....and this is just one gem from this incredible album. Bargain, Behind Blue eyes, Baba ORiely, are three incredible songs on the album that is over flowing with nothing but incredible ear candy called Who's Next. The entire Quadraphenia album...Tommy has many incredible songs...and that is just a few of their albums :)
Thanks for sharing! Definitely want to hear more!
Love the Who. And Aurora 😂
Great taste in music 😄
Me too!
If you like this, you will love Progressive (or Prog) which is almost like new wave classical. Introduced in about 1969, King Crimson (founded by Greg Lake and Robert Fripps) Emerson Lake and Palmer came about in 1969, YES, are the pioneers.
Really enjoyed this. Thanks for watching and the recommendation.
Quadrophenia the album is a rock opera that is a youth story that the main character gets into the mod culture and his trials and tribulations and at the end gets totally disillusioned by it was latter made into a movie The mods were a culture that wore smart fashion and rode Italian motor scooters adorned with extra wing mirrors and headlights and painted with iconic British symbols at the same time another British youth culture was the rockers who rode motor bikes wore jeans and leather often adorned with metal studs and chains they sometimes clashed violently This cumulated in large Conflicts that took place at Clacton and Hastings during the Easter weekend of 1964. A second round took place on the south coast of England over the Whitsun weekend (18 and 19 May 1964), especially at Brighton, where fights occurred over two days and moved along the coast to Hastings and back; hence nicknamed the "Second Battle of Hastings" although it involved large numbers from each group and damage was done to property and a large number of arrests were made it was blown out of proportion by the press questions were asked in parliament the movie encompasses this and drug use as well as youth culture rebellious attitude to society.
That sounds epic! Thanks for sharing this info!
Saeed, make sure you pick up a Who t-shirt on the way down the rabbit hole.:))😎🎸🎸🎸🎸.
Now that i listened to a song i am officially allowed to wear it :)
Great Reaction! But this IS an Album that MUST be Listened to in its Whole Entirety. Proper Glad you Liked it.✌🏻🏴
Great song! Hope i can get to the full album one day. Thanks for watching.
So many rabbit holes... 😉😜
A couple of suggestions for live performances, pretty epic! 💪🏼🎸🥁
Won't Get Fooled Again (Shepperton Studios / 1978)
The Who - Baba O'Riley (Shepperton Studios / 1978)
Thanks for the recommendations! Baba O'Reilly reaction should come tomorrow.
You have to watch clips of The Who live from roughly 1969 through 1973 to really get what they were all about. An absolute powerhouse on stage in their prime, they were punk rock a decade before the term even existed, yet with a depth and maturity that no punk band could ever hope to rival. Perhaps the greatest live band ever during their early peak. 🎸💥
Thanks for the recommendation! Definitely want to explore more.
This song is the sad and dramatic ending of a life of a young man who drove his motorbike off the cliffs of Dover. If you watch Quodrophenia, it will make sense, that final scream as he goes over into the sea. It’s the end of the album, and the movie. Great songs all through this production and a real period peice of Mods and Rockers in England in the 60’s
Not a motorbike but a motor scooter after all he was a mod their arch enemies at the time the rockers road motorbikes
You’re correct, I meant to say that.
You might really like the film adaptation of "Tommy", by Ken Russell. Ann-Margaret is Roger Daltry's mother. It's epic! 🙂
Must look it up!
@@SaeedReacts. Also includes legends like Oliver Reed as Tommy's uncle, Elton John as the Pinball Wizard, Tina Turner as the Acid Queen & Jack Nicholson as a doctor.
If you wanna see a good live version, check this one out :
The Who - Love Reign O'er Me (Live Aid 1985)
ua-cam.com/video/PMxwPOoZm_c/v-deo.html
Else for other iconic songs of them, first of course "Pinball Wizard" .. and then i always liked "Behind Blue Eyes"
Thanks for sharing these recommendations! Definitely want to explore more!
There is a lyrical error in the third verse. The video has all high and it is actually on high. It should read: Only love can bring the rain
That falls like tears from on high.
Thanks for letting me know.
Pete Townshend is right there with Neil Peart as far as songwriting goes. You should review the entire Tommy album because it's a theme album. You could do it in 2-3 videos so it's not too long.
Try the videos of YOUNG MAN BLUES, WON'T GET FOOLED AGAIN, WHO ARE YOU.
Thanks for the recommendation!
O'er just means over. It's old american English.
Thanks for letting me know! Wasnt sure.
@@bob2shred894 O'er was used by Shakespeare. This predates any American usage, though it does apparently make an appearance in the American National Anthem.
@@Llydrwydd I stand corrected. I understood it to be an American thing. I'll edit my brain . Cheers
@@bob2shred894 'edit my brain' - I like that phrase, I'm a certain age so have to do it regularly!
@@Llydrwydd I'm a certain age too. Lol . Once you pass the half way point there is lots of editing
We enjoyed this song for years without that stupid video.
There are 3 bands that I will subscribe to see reactions to...1) The Who 2) Pink Floyd and 3) Black Sabbath
Have done a few of the first two, but not Black Sabath (yet)
@@SaeedReacts. Black Sabbath 1970 live War Pigs...