That was a proper song and a great reaction (yes I do remain watching for your lyrics review). I've seen The Who quite a few times, memorably at 2005 Live 8 at Hyde Park and one of bassist John Entwistle's last ever concerts at the Royal Albert Hall. They still tour with remaining members Daltrey and Townsend. This is my favourite Who track but they have so many classics.
Keith Moon the drummer was the inspiration for Animal the drummer for the muppets! They taped Keith’s headphones on his head here to keep them on! Cheers.
From what I understand from a biography of Pete Townshend (guitarist and producer of most of The Who's songs), Won't Get Fooled Again was an anthem against phony revolutions. It was a way of warning protesters to be careful what they wish for. I grew up with The Who's music (1970s). They have been my favorite band since I was in high school.
It's even more cynical than that. He's saying that after all revolutions, initial good intentions and promises change as the revolutionaries become the leaders.
I saw them Live in 1972. They played (no opening act) 3 hours - So Loud and Good, and I'm in my 7,0s, and my ears are still ringing. Great show. Loved your commentary. Thanks for showing this video.
I saw the original band back in the day as well, some of the most pure and loud audio waves overwhelming us during 'Sparks'. They were the power and glory of Rock in their prime.
I have been fortunate enough to see The Who live a number of times. The energy they display in this video stays constant throughout their entire concert(s). They are amazing. True professionals.
I love to watch you doing music reactions. The pure joy you show in your face, reminds me how this music affected me when I first heard it. Thanks to you and T. Keep learning and growing.
They are still making original music to this day. I saw them live (great seats) in last year. Pete, at 80, and Roger at 79, still have it. The absolute best concert I have ever attended. They sound better live!! Amazing band. One of the ICONS!
This sadly, was the last concert Keith Moon (drummer) performed with the band.. he passed away shortly afterward.. Moon the Loon was a legend.. great drummer and performer
I saw this same concert in Denver in 1978. They had the green laser light show, including a huge mirror ball. We were close enough to the stage that Roger Daltry's microphone flew over our heads. My kids and grandkids dont have a clue!
The Who was filming this concert at Shepperton Studios near London for a movie they were making called "The Kids Are Alright". In studio next to where The Who was performing, the film "Alien" was being recorded. The cast and crew of "Alien" took a break to go and watch The Who gig. They liked the laser show at the end of Won't Get Fooled Enough so much, they borrowed the laser equipment from The Who and used it in the movie. So next time you watch "Alien", be sure to keep an eye out for The Who's lasers. On a different note, a young and unknown Chrissie Hynde was in the audience that day. A year or so later she formed the band the Pretenders.
some of the best lyrics in rock history: Meet the new boss, same as the old boss. Wow, just hits the cynicism in all of us who hope for better things but wind up being disappointed
Love you doing the lyrics and understanding the message in the WHO songs. I have loved them since they were formed back in the 60s and they were and are trail blazes in music. Kindest regards from England and keep up the great reactions.
Note the gong hanging behind Keith Moon. Instead of a beater, he's got a fourteen pound SLEDGEHAMMER hanging on it. Typical Moon. A quick, but true, short story. In1966, I was working in a musical instrument shop in London's West End. Kit Lambert - The Who's manager at the time - sometimes used to come in and buy bits and pieces for the band. Nothing big, just sticks & strings kind of stuff. But one day he came in and asked my manager if he could rent a kit for Moon as they were gigging the Hammersmith Odeon that night and Keiths kit was being set up at the venue. Keith was also booked that afternoon to do a photo shoot, but had no kit to do it with. Because of Keiths reputation, Lambert was told "No way" - in no uncertain terms. Lambert went on to say that Keith wouldn't actually be PLAYING them, just posing for pics. Anyway, my boss relented and agreed. A little later, Keith came in. I was expecting a roadie, but no, it was the man himself. He asked about the kit and I pointed one out, he said "Fine". I asked him if he had transport - he told me he didn't. I asked him if he'd like me to call him a taxi. He said he didn't have any money. What?? This was the famous Keith Moon! No money? He told me they wouldn't let him have money as he'd probably snort it. I asked him where the shoot was taking place and he mentioned a photo studio about a quarter of a mile away. I said that we'd have to carry the kit... So between us, we carried a drum kit through the streets of Soho and found that the studio was on the fifth floor of a building with no lift. We eventually got the kit to where it was supposed to be, and I asked him to give me a call when he was finished and I'd help him return the drums. Fine. 3 hours later, I worriedly called the studio to ask if the shoot was finished. They told me that Keith had pissed off 2 hours earlier and would I please move these drums that were blocking the stairway. It took me 3 journeys to get them back to the shop. Cheers, Keith.
a friend of mine in the UK was telling me once about the time she met Pete Townsend when she was out to the shops with her oldest son in his stroller. She talked like he was a really good guy
Glad u finally saw this one, Tasha ( And caught the Lyrics..Still relevant today).. The Who were just as wild offstage as on- Hotel-Room destroying after -concert parties. Drummer Keith once crashed thru Mick Jagger's hotel window while he was entertaining a lady. Another time he took an elephant tranq on a dare. ( 3-day coma). Even thier TV talk show interviews were rowdy! But they loved thier fans, and like this almost every show. (Crazy how Daltrey never hit anyone with that mike) Even in the middle of all that craziness, they still put out some of the most creative rock of the era.
Joe Walsh once said something to the effect that the best thing about being a rock star was that Keith Moon liked him and the worst thing about being a rock star was that Keith Moon liked him.
What I like about "meet the new boss / same as the old boss" in the context of the studio version of the song is that it comes after the instrumental break, which is pretty calm until Keith's drumming comes in in three separate "bits", so to speak. Because it's a studio version and not live, it's a lot cleaner in terms of sound, and it paints the picture more clearly of the gunshots of an armed revolt and the beginning of a revolution, and then the "yeah" scream with the guitar, sort of like a rebellion/victory cry, but then "meet the new boss / same as the old boss" as in, yeah, we did the revolution, we succeeded, but in the end everything's still the same. It sort of reinforces the song's meaning in a way that is really brilliant for me
YOU MADE MY DADY DISCUSSING THE LYRICS...PLEASE REMEMBER MY LOVE..IT COMES DOWN TO...POWER..WHOM HAS IT..WHOM WANTS IT..HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF AT THE EXPENSE OF INNOCENT LIVES.....YOU GOT IT
Ooh I have a fact! This was filmed at - Elstreee? - and the lasers were still in place from the filming of "Alien" (where John Hurt gets grabbed) and the band requested the lasers could be left and used for their video (used on The Kids Are Alright)
You're a bright woman for such a young age. I am 68 and it took me 40 years to "get it." Circumstances change, human-nature, not so much. Listen to Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Things Goin On." Keep up your analysis of these works.
Pete Townsend really knows how to write a song. P.S. Make sure you vote in every election, not just the federal elections! That includes state, county, local, school boards, and ballot initiatives. Volunteer to work on elections as a poll watcher/monitor. We have the capability to fund lots of things, including supporting Ukraine and other issues if we allocate the funds based on the priorities.
This reaction illustrates why the studio version should be reacted to, not the live version. It all comes down to the drums kicking in just before the end, during the keyboard solo. In the live version, Keith Moon just goes for it, instead of pausing, then starting, then pausing again, then starting. This is one of the greatest dramatic moments in all of rock and roll, and Keith blew it. Having said that, I ADORE Keith, and I forgive him.
Love your reactions! T you should check out I’d Love to Change the World by Ten Years After. Recorded around the same time as this song with a similar message. Great song
LONG LIVE ROCK, THE REAL ME, SQUEEZE BOX, and LET MY LOVE OPEN THE DOOR are more of the best songs by Pete Townshend and his mates you need to hear. Love the channel, Tasha. Keep going
i'm glad you like The Who.Thanks for the reaction.There is another band named The Hu pronounced Who that you might like to react too. Wolf Totem is the title, look for an outdoor setting with subtitles. You'll be pickled tink!
You're a classy lady and have some excellent taste if you enjoyed this as much as it looked like. The Who will live forever, what an amazing band and individual musicians of great heights of their art.
If you want to watch one of their most energetic (& destructive) performances, try My generation live Monterey 1967. You won't be disappointed--very short, but effective. Have a nice day.
8:13 "That is insane". Close - that is Keith Moon. If ever any rock track deserved the adjective "epic", this is it. And how could anyone NOT be interested in the lyrics?
you have it the correct way around - yes, you are right to not interrupt the song and deal with hte lyrics separately. often songs of the seventies are more about nusic than they are about lyrics and sometimes it is reversed. i stayed with your video to the end. thanks for a great reaction. all my thumbs up.
I REALLY like the breakdown you did after the song. Things are so messed up. Just like you said. This song came out decades ago. It was true back then, and it’s still true now. But even worse now. Our government is controlled by corporations. The “We the People” no longer applies. We the people are irrelevant. 😢 It’s devastating.
You would have fit right in,end of the 60’s and right through the 70’s. I lived it and despite all the political shit at the time,the music and the feeling free vibe made it a party decade with parties at least every week. The socialising back then was huge and if you weren’t at a party,you at a concert,or a dancehall or club. Staying in just wasn’t an option. Damn,I miss those days.
I always thought this song was about a hypothetical left-wing revolution, happening in the near future. But it all goes wrong and morphs into a repressive right-wing regime, even worse than the previous one. The singer is trying to keep an optimistic smile on his face even as a new reign of terror takes over ("they decide and the shotgun sings the song"). The lyrics are terrifying.
The pendulum swings in government. It's what the people will tolerate when they push them. It's crazy today, I was around during the inflation of the 70s/80s, nothing like it is today though. Someone was trying to do something back then, now they are just digging in deeper.
That was a proper song and a great reaction (yes I do remain watching for your lyrics review). I've seen The Who quite a few times, memorably at 2005 Live 8 at Hyde Park and one of bassist John Entwistle's last ever concerts at the Royal Albert Hall. They still tour with remaining members Daltrey and Townsend. This is my favourite Who track but they have so many classics.
Glad that someone does 😂 Thanks for stopping by
@@TheAdventuresofTNTI stayed to hear your commentary it was really good thank you Tasha
The lasers, the drums, the scream and Pete sliding across the floor. Iconic
And the Roger Daltrey mic twirls.
Keith Moon the drummer was the inspiration for Animal the drummer for the muppets! They taped Keith’s headphones on his head here to keep them on! Cheers.
From what I understand from a biography of Pete Townshend (guitarist and producer of most of The Who's songs), Won't Get Fooled Again was an anthem against phony revolutions. It was a way of warning protesters to be careful what they wish for. I grew up with The Who's music (1970s). They have been my favorite band since I was in high school.
It's even more cynical than that. He's saying that after all revolutions, initial good intentions and promises change as the revolutionaries become the leaders.
@@randallpetersen9164 yes it's this really. The same sentiment as the pigs sitting down at the table with the humans as the end of Animal Farm.
Pete didn’t produce. Kit lambert. Shel talmy, Jon aster and glyn johns did.
Warning for the Woke
I saw them Live in 1972. They played (no opening act) 3 hours - So Loud and Good, and I'm in my 7,0s, and my ears are still ringing. Great show.
Loved your commentary. Thanks for showing this video.
I saw the original band back in the day as well, some of the most pure and loud audio waves overwhelming us during 'Sparks'. They were the power and glory of Rock in their prime.
Do you badly miss those days like me?
I have been fortunate enough to see The Who live a number of times. The energy they display in this video stays constant throughout their entire concert(s). They are amazing. True professionals.
I love to watch you doing music reactions. The pure joy you show in your face, reminds me how this music affected me when I first heard it. Thanks to you and T. Keep learning and growing.
Right place wrong time.
NOTHING will ever come close to the vibe of the 60’s and 70’s,nothing.
It's a joy to watch younger folks enjoy this music! Really enjoyed your lyrical breakdown
The lyrics are as true then as they are now.
Lift and right is anarchy the right answer don't know 💊🏝️🎸✈️
Really good reaction to one of a legion of wonderful groups from London and thanks for allowing the song to flow.
It's always nice to see somebody who's listening to the lyrics, as well - and not just the music.....
Great Song
Legendary Band
Wonderful Lyrics
Amazing Vocals
Fantastic Musicianship
Great reaction! I got to see the Who live in concert in 1989 and even then (over a decade after this performance) they were a force of nature.
They are still making original music to this day. I saw them live (great seats) in last year. Pete, at 80, and Roger at 79, still have it. The absolute best concert I have ever attended. They sound better live!! Amazing band. One of the ICONS!
I got to see them back in the mid 70s and again in 89. As you can see, lots of energy!
I saw The Who in concert three times. They are my favorite live band.
Entwistle shows his energy where it counts His fingers
He was impressing me more than the showier guys. They're all talented but he was the one who really made me go "Wow!"
This sadly, was the last concert Keith Moon (drummer) performed with the band.. he passed away shortly afterward.. Moon the Loon was a legend.. great drummer and performer
Thank you for taking the time to read the lyrics and understand what this song is all about, once again thank you x
I saw this same concert in Denver in 1978. They had the green laser light show, including a huge mirror ball. We were close enough to the stage that Roger Daltry's microphone flew over our heads. My kids and grandkids dont have a clue!
I was there too but I was much further from the stage.
Most important lyric in that song. ‘Meet the new boss. Same as the old boss’🤔🤔🤔🙏🙏🙏
american politics and people keep falling for it.
Tied with you know that the hypnotized never lie, do ya.
The Who was filming this concert at Shepperton Studios near London for a movie they were making called "The Kids Are Alright". In studio next to where The Who was performing, the film "Alien" was being recorded. The cast and crew of "Alien" took a break to go and watch The Who gig. They liked the laser show at the end of Won't Get Fooled Enough so much, they borrowed the laser equipment from The Who and used it in the movie. So next time you watch "Alien", be sure to keep an eye out for The Who's lasers. On a different note, a young and unknown Chrissie Hynde was in the audience that day. A year or so later she formed the band the Pretenders.
A Rally song !!! Brothers & Sisters ,Please Stand Up ,Love You ❤ The Who floored me as a young buck ,Energy !! Can Ya Feel it ,Cheer's
I could see that you knew what they were talking about when they were performing before you got into the lyric review. Great reaction as always.
some of the best lyrics in rock history: Meet the new boss, same as the old boss. Wow, just hits the cynicism in all of us who hope for better things but wind up being disappointed
This was good....and a nice reading of the lyrics at the end. Nice one.
In addition to the incredible music, the message of the lyrics here is universal. 😊
Love you doing the lyrics and understanding the message in the WHO songs. I have loved them since they were formed back in the 60s and they were and are trail blazes in music. Kindest regards from England and keep up the great reactions.
last performance by Moon I'm told. The Who back then were essentially 4 front men in a rock band.
Loved seeing you enjoy this so much!! 😅
im tearing up...she got it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I saw the Who in Boulder back in the day. Easily one of the greatest shows I've ever seen. They were incredible.
The late 70's going into the 80's was an awesome time. By far the best music, ever!
This song came out in 1971.
Note the gong hanging behind Keith Moon. Instead of a beater, he's got a fourteen pound SLEDGEHAMMER hanging on it. Typical Moon.
A quick, but true, short story. In1966, I was working in a musical instrument shop in London's West End. Kit Lambert - The Who's manager at the time - sometimes used to come in and buy bits and pieces for the band. Nothing big, just sticks & strings kind of stuff. But one day he came in and asked my manager if he could rent a kit for Moon as they were gigging the Hammersmith Odeon that night and Keiths kit was being set up at the venue. Keith was also booked that afternoon to do a photo shoot, but had no kit to do it with. Because of Keiths reputation, Lambert was told "No way" - in no uncertain terms. Lambert went on to say that Keith wouldn't actually be PLAYING them, just posing for pics. Anyway, my boss relented and agreed.
A little later, Keith came in. I was expecting a roadie, but no, it was the man himself. He asked about the kit and I pointed one out, he said "Fine". I asked him if he had transport - he told me he didn't. I asked him if he'd like me to call him a taxi. He said he didn't have any money. What?? This was the famous Keith Moon! No money? He told me they wouldn't let him have money as he'd probably snort it. I asked him where the shoot was taking place and he mentioned a photo studio about a quarter of a mile away. I said that we'd have to carry the kit... So between us, we carried a drum kit through the streets of Soho and found that the studio was on the fifth floor of a building with no lift. We eventually got the kit to where it was supposed to be, and I asked him to give me a call when he was finished and I'd help him return the drums. Fine.
3 hours later, I worriedly called the studio to ask if the shoot was finished. They told me that Keith had pissed off 2 hours earlier and would I please move these drums that were blocking the stairway. It took me 3 journeys to get them back to the shop. Cheers, Keith.
As soon as you said you don't stop the songs I subscribed. There are not many who know what you know about reacting. TY
I saw them do this entire album in 1971 with Wishbone Ash opening. All. for a $2.00 lawn seat. Jim
a friend of mine in the UK was telling me once about the time she met Pete Townsend when she was out to the shops with her oldest son in his stroller. She talked like he was a really good guy
At the time (written in 1969-70, released in 1971) some of the change was actually good... but that never lasts.
I’m so glad you read the lyrics.I’ve always loved the song but never took much notice of the lyrics
Glad u finally saw this one, Tasha ( And caught the Lyrics..Still relevant today).. The Who were just as wild offstage as on- Hotel-Room destroying after -concert parties. Drummer Keith once crashed thru Mick Jagger's hotel window while he was entertaining a lady. Another time he took an elephant tranq on a dare. ( 3-day coma). Even thier TV talk show interviews were rowdy! But they loved thier fans, and like this almost every show. (Crazy how Daltrey never hit anyone with that mike) Even in the middle of all that craziness, they still put out some of the most creative rock of the era.
Joe Walsh once said something to the effect that the best thing about being a rock star was that Keith Moon liked him and the worst thing about being a rock star was that Keith Moon liked him.
I graduated high school in 1978 and this was played constantly on my 8-track in my car 😎
It's nice to see someone that takes the time to read the lyrics, thanks for the reaction
I queued all night for a ticket to see The Who live in 1972 . . . life changing experience.
Saw The Who in 2013 with my dad, hell of a concert
What I like about "meet the new boss / same as the old boss" in the context of the studio version of the song is that it comes after the instrumental break, which is pretty calm until Keith's drumming comes in in three separate "bits", so to speak. Because it's a studio version and not live, it's a lot cleaner in terms of sound, and it paints the picture more clearly of the gunshots of an armed revolt and the beginning of a revolution, and then the "yeah" scream with the guitar, sort of like a rebellion/victory cry, but then "meet the new boss / same as the old boss" as in, yeah, we did the revolution, we succeeded, but in the end everything's still the same. It sort of reinforces the song's meaning in a way that is really brilliant for me
Love seeing people react to this version of The Who...freaking REAL Rock-N-Rolla's!!!
The greatest scream in Rock n Roll history. full stop.
Most definitely, and immortalized by CSI Miami.
Time to bring this music back - new revolution - we don't get fooled again!!
Entwistle is a badass bass player.
CSI Miami
The best of the 3 Songs for the worst of the CSI 😆
I was fortunate to see the WHO IN 1971 AT THE FOREST HILLS TENNIS STADIUM THE ALBUM WAS Who's Next 👍👏🤗💯💯💯
YOU MADE MY DADY DISCUSSING THE LYRICS...PLEASE REMEMBER MY LOVE..IT COMES DOWN TO...POWER..WHOM HAS IT..WHOM WANTS IT..HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF AT THE EXPENSE OF INNOCENT LIVES.....YOU GOT IT
Great reaction and love that you go through the lyrics. 👍 🎸
Realizing we are being lied to by the government is the first step to being completely AWAKE.
Sadly, even though this song is 40 plus years old, we keep getting fooled.
WE keep allowing us to be fooled again.@@mikelundquist4596
You will love "a quick one while he's away" by the Who, live at the rock'n'roll circus (1968)
Ooh I have a fact!
This was filmed at - Elstreee? - and the lasers were still in place from the filming of "Alien" (where John Hurt gets grabbed) and the band requested the lasers could be left and used for their video (used on The Kids Are Alright)
I also have a fact. Pete was found with lots of child porn in the 80's but NOTHING ever came of it as he said it was for "research".
You're a bright woman for such a young age. I am 68 and it took me 40 years to "get it." Circumstances change, human-nature, not so much. Listen to Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Things Goin On." Keep up your analysis of these works.
Love your pod cast. Great seeing you dancing and having fun with the music. You’re as lovely as ever. ❤
Since you noticed that "Who Are You?" was a TV theme ("CSI"), you might also recognize this song from "CSI: Miami."
Pete Townsend really knows how to write a song. P.S. Make sure you vote in every election, not just the federal elections! That includes state, county, local, school boards, and ballot initiatives. Volunteer to work on elections as a poll watcher/monitor. We have the capability to fund lots of things, including supporting Ukraine and other issues if we allocate the funds based on the priorities.
This reaction illustrates why the studio version should be reacted to, not the live version. It all comes down to the drums kicking in just before the end, during the keyboard solo. In the live version, Keith Moon just goes for it, instead of pausing, then starting, then pausing again, then starting. This is one of the greatest dramatic moments in all of rock and roll, and Keith blew it. Having said that, I ADORE Keith, and I forgive him.
My favorite album is QUADROPHENIA...
Still the greatest band I've seen live.
Great reaction Tasha, great song choice this band could Rock!!
Wow, wish I could see this again for a first time! Rock On! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶
"You know that the hypnotized never lie." "Do ya?" "Meet the new boss, same as the old boss." Eyahhhhhhhhhh Remember, this came out in 1971!
Love your reactions! T you should check out I’d Love to Change the World by Ten Years After. Recorded around the same time as this song with a similar message. Great song
LONG LIVE ROCK,
THE REAL ME,
SQUEEZE BOX,
and LET MY LOVE OPEN THE DOOR are more of the best songs by Pete Townshend and his mates you need to hear. Love the channel, Tasha. Keep going
I saw them do this in Munich in 76. Best ever.
i'm glad you like The Who.Thanks for the reaction.There is another band named The Hu pronounced Who that you might like to react too. Wolf Totem is the title, look for an outdoor setting with subtitles. You'll be pickled tink!
Up there with Blue collar brethren from Jersey (Bruce) as the most entertaining and energetic rock band in history.
Did you know that Animal, the drummer in Sesame Street, is based on The Who drummer, Keith Moon?
You're a classy lady and have some excellent taste if you enjoyed this as much as it looked like. The Who will live forever, what an amazing band and individual musicians of great heights of their art.
They were in their prime in this video.
Magic bus live at Leeds is another Who performance that is right up there and well worth a watch
They were loud, they were a great act!
check out their appearance on the smothers Brothers show performing My Generation-for a surprise at the end!!
If you want to watch one of their most energetic (& destructive) performances, try My generation live Monterey 1967. You won't be disappointed--very short, but effective. Have a nice day.
This was fun to watch!
8:13 "That is insane". Close - that is Keith Moon. If ever any rock track deserved the adjective "epic", this is it. And how could anyone NOT be interested in the lyrics?
Ikr sounds crazy, but analytics proves otherwise 😂
if wars can't be stopped...............all you can is dance
you have it the correct way around - yes, you are right to not interrupt the song and deal with hte lyrics separately.
often songs of the seventies are more about nusic than they are about lyrics and sometimes it is reversed.
i stayed with your video to the end. thanks for a great reaction. all my thumbs up.
Outstanding review!
Good you did the LIVE VERSION...
I REALLY like the breakdown you did after the song. Things are so messed up. Just like you said. This song came out decades ago. It was true back then, and it’s still true now. But even worse now. Our government is controlled by corporations. The “We the People” no longer applies. We the people are irrelevant. 😢
It’s devastating.
That's rock-n-roll!
That's why the Who is famous
Please check a Quick one by the Who live at Rolling Stones Circus.
You would have fit right in,end of the 60’s and right through the 70’s.
I lived it and despite all the political shit at the time,the music and the feeling free vibe made it a party decade with parties at least every week.
The socialising back then was huge and if you weren’t at a party,you at a concert,or a dancehall or club.
Staying in just wasn’t an option.
Damn,I miss those days.
Gordon Lightfoot's Christmas song. Very sad but right for the season.
True music
great reaction, great song, would love to see a reaction to Eddie & Hot Rods - Do Anything You Wanna Do
I always thought this song was about a hypothetical left-wing revolution, happening in the near future. But it all goes wrong and morphs into a repressive right-wing regime, even worse than the previous one. The singer is trying to keep an optimistic smile on his face even as a new reign of terror takes over ("they decide and the shotgun sings the song"). The lyrics are terrifying.
"Meet the new boss, same as the old boss".
PLUS ÇA CHANGE, PLUS C'EST LA MÊME CHOSE as some clever Frenchman said a long time ago.
:) Great reaction ....A+++
I have the same johnny cash shirt. It doesn't look the same on me. 👍
The pendulum swings in government. It's what the people will tolerate when they push them. It's crazy today, I was around during the inflation of the 70s/80s, nothing like it is today though. Someone was trying to do something back then, now they are just digging in deeper.
Please do a first time reaction always to a studio version...not a video of a live one
Daltrey was gorgeous. Check out studio version of "Squeeze Box"! You will love it.