Brilliantly stated John! I couldn't agree more, yes, Pete pissed off was excellent as the 3 other music geniuses too. I've watched this HD Video Disc of them I bought 20 years a go countless times. The Who forever!😎💯
and all four play like they are doing solos, simultaneously, throughout the entire performance. How they pull it off is one of the great rock n' roll mysteries.
Moon ie was an orchestra all by himself! He played lead! Townshend was forced to keep the beat. Have you heard The Real Me? The singular best bass solo in existence! And he stated he had no idea how he even played the tone and harmonics that you can hear, but mostly just perceive on a higher order.
Never has there been a band so totally in sync with each other. Each a complete master of their craft. No special effects. THEY WERE THE SPECIAL EFFECTS.
Well I'm with you to a point,but there was a band called Sabbath that were pretty tuned into each other,and that band called Zeppelin,and a band called Beatles...
Is stunning to watch Keith playing alive. I mean, how many rock bands had a drummer that was a frontman? You simply cannot take your eyes off, from him! And isn't just the act, or how funny he was, or the crazy faces that he made. Besides, it was an outstanding drummer! Must be such an experience to be able to see The Who in 1970. They were on their peak, back then!
WoW, what an Amazing comment Cynthia. I know Keith would share a smile for that Nice compliment & Rockmaster totally agees with every word you just typed. Great to hear from you, Moon was incredible on drums.
@@RockmasterVideos OMG! Thanks for reply. I really enjoy watching/hearing him (the whole band). He even made one of his drumsticks bounces up, and grabed it just on time... Keeping the tempo! He did that a couple of times Thank you for uploading this, it has an incredible quality of sound and video! Cheers from Buenos Aires!
Four solo performances completely synchronised in to a rock music steamroller as individuals they were all the best but together never to be repeated out of this world.
Thanks to all for the Great comments here, my Oldest Son is a Fanatic of The Who too. We've Rocked out to this tune & actually this entire DVD. Glad I was a teen during the epic decade that was the 1960's. How about some more 'Water' !
I’m such a Who fan that my daughter came up with something that made me catch my breath: “Mom, The Who were Made for you!” She’s always been an insightful little thing, lol. The Who is Love and I Love The Who!
They came to Isle of Wight having spent three years proving that they were at the top of the heap of live musical acts of that time. And this performance sealed the deal.
Keith's giving it some... fucking love that dude... my favourite drummer of all time. The Who at this time were the epitome, a band who all knew their instruments, and who all played them so well.. fantastic musicians
100% agree Jonathan. Keith is my all time favorite drummer too. He had a real connection with his drum kit. And as we see here it was Awesome. Those 4 were In Tune together & Pete's songwriting was amazing. Thanks for commenting, always like talking Classic Rock.Keep Rockin' Sir !
100% agree Erick! All of this amazing music was written/played without all of the special effects/mixers of today. Yes, I agree R.I.P music as it's severely lacking these days.
100 % agree Textbooks Watchlist. Moon is still (always will be) the best I've seen/heard on drums. Yes, Bonham was awesome & Buddy Rich was a great jazz drummer but Keith Moon was an extension of a drum kit. Glad this concert video is getting many views & likes........so anyone who has never seen them Live can appreciate the incredible sound of The Who !
stringtension But without Moon would The Who been The Who? It’s symbiotic. Moon was actually a terrible drummer in terms of technique/timekeeping, but if they’d had a ‘normal’ drummer (and bassist) would Pete’s songs have reached the audience they did. The sheer number of comments on Who vids from people who are here primarily to watch Moon suggests maybe not. The whole is greater than the sum of its parts.
Brilliant analogy Ian Freud, no doubt Pete was the primary songwriter but my oldest Son was fixated on Moon drumming the 1st time he watched this DVD.....as was I.
Rockmaster, there are plenty of better jazz drummers than Buddy Rich. Alvin Jones, Roy Haynes, Jo Jones, Philly Joe Jones, Art Blakey just to name a handful that were arguable more musical drummers with more notable discographies. Rich was a massive ego, he was a performer and he did his Schtick in Carson. He was a great showman but so was someone like Jo Jones. Mentioning Rich as the poster boy as the standard bearer of jazz drummers, no thanks, too cliche.
Who are the three people who don't think this is the most awesome Keith Moon moment not to mention Townshend plays a solo, Entwihistle and Moon the perfect compliment of energy, Roger being...well...1970s Roger
Seen The Who mid- seventies in Cincinnati, tour before the tragedy, with Keith Moon, best concert i ever seen, and I've seen the real Big 4, Who, Led Zeppelin, Stones, Pink Floyd.
Greetings from Arkansas I was 6 yrs old when this took place if the year is correct...good looking band they were legends the dont make music and people like this anymore God bless them and there families
Thank You Anna ! Yes, I have made several tribute videos to The Who.....still listen to them several times a week. I used to live in Arkansas, north of Little Rock in Jacksonville in the 1960's. Arkansas is Cool !
Is there a more glorious noise than an SG through a HiWatt stack !!?? See also Young Man Blues from the same concert !! Gives me chills. You're a monster Pete !!
@@RockmasterVideos I believe you are right. I would imagine the decibels are a little lower as well. No matter, he's still one of the greats in my books.
I don't know but I've watched this concert uncountable times, and now I realized that in 11:09 Keith also "sings" (more like wails) with the rest of the band and it made me laugh to burst tears dear god... 😂 Also here you can clearly read his "My Name Is Brandy" badge! thank you so much for uploading this! stunning sound and quality!
Anyone who likes this cut, go find the entire concert on DVD. Live at the Isle of Wight. It is one of the most amazing rock concerts I’ve seen. Get some brews and whatever else , kick the wife out for a couple of hours and PLAY LOUD!
Cool, I was only 10 myself. Nothing can compare to the incerdible rock concerts of the past.......my opinion of course. Amazing concert to have been at.
That's right he was on the drums, but there he was the purest soloist. He did not play rhythm, he never could. He did not want to. He was hyperactive and played with the music. Many drummers could not do that, they had to submit. Keith never did. Pete wrote the music of the WHO, and Keith was a soloist. He let it really crack. That's the way it was Bonham & Baker went to their music with their tact the same direction.
But also only because Pete Townshend pretended the rhythm. Townshend recently said it was not easy to play with Keith & John and he always made sure to keep the rhythm. He also said that he still misses both today.
Das stimmt er war zwar am Schlagzeug,aber dort war er der reinste Solist.Rythmus spielte er nicht,das konnte er nie.Wollte er auch nicht. Er war ja Hyperaktiv und spielte rein mit der Musik.Viele Schlagzeuger konnten das nicht,sie mußten sich fügen.Keith tat das nie.Pete schrieb die Musik der WHO,und Keith war solist.Er ließ es so richtig krachen.Genau so waren auch Bonham &Baker die zu ihrer Musik mit ihrem Takt die selbe Richtung gingen.
@@RockmasterVideos Men's clothing is a disgrace unless you like sports logos or camo. You can find some good things on Etsy. I'm in a band, so I try not to wear anything that doesn't make me look like a rockstar! At very least, do as Roger did, and don't be afraid to show a little skin! 😆
Ok maybe this has been covered already but did Pete haul off and smack Moon in the chops at 1:06? It sure looked like it to me and sounded it. Pete looked slightly concerned and Moon looked like a beaten dog at 1:21. I thought it was Rodger that handed out the smack downs in that band?
@@RockmasterVideos Isn't she though? She's only now learning to read music! And she's learning to speak English! If you haven't already seen it, look up the video of Robert Plant watching her.😎✌️
@@RockmasterVideos You're welcome! I found someone else you might want to check out on UA-cam. She's a blues Guitar named Samantha Fish. Start with the song (I put a spell on you) Enjoy! 😎✌️
That bitchslap Townsend laid on Moon at 1:06 😂 Surprised Moon didn't retaliate. Maybe too stoned. John is so damn stoic, like his feet are glued into position.
He asked to join, Paul was like, no we're good. He almost joined Led Zeppelin. Page and Beck tried to steal him from the Who. They did one track called Beck's Bolero. Pete was LIVID when he found out. He didn't let Moon jam with other bands.
@@RockmasterVideos so long keith so. Long john so long the who they should have quit after moonie died there next allbum faces dances proves it the the other horrible its hard even the ox called that one bad
The Who are a real rock band and have been since they first started unfortunately they lost Keith moon and his departure didn’t dry up Towsends pen as they continued to sell out huge arenas around the globe and probably would if they had a tour planned in the future but they aren’t the same as they are old people who can still rock
Rockmaster Best part of this concert is when he first addressed the crowd. “Sit down, stand up, sit down, stand up. When we do festivals we like our audience FIT.”
Thanks again for that, I didn't know what Pete was saying there either...LoL, maybe this 60 yr. old Rocker needs to get my hearing checked. Rock - n - Roll !
The foreman over there hates the gang The poor people on the porch get it so rough The truck driver drives like a devil The policemen - they're acting so tough They need water Good, good water We need water And I'm sure there ain't one of us here Who'd say, "no" to somebody's daughter (No[?] no[?] no[?] no[?] no[?]) Sampson seems sorta sweaty The draftsmen- they smudged their work The captain of a ship is swimming Then just wore off a keen bank clerk [Chorus] We need water Good, good water We need water And maybe somebody's daughter [Verse 2] Come on, gimme good water[x3] Please don't refuse me, mister I've seen your daughter at the oasis And I'm beginning to blister A Chevrolet just made steam Your crop is laying fallow My grass skirt's lost its green I'm alive, but I don't know how [Chorus] [Verse 3] Gimme good water Indian Lake is burning New York's skyline is hazy The River Thames is turning dry The whole world is a-blazing [Chorus] [Outro] Ah, gimme what I need Please, water, water, water, water, water, water Gimme water Water Water (Water[?]) And I'm sure there ain't one of us here Who'd say "no" to somebody's daughter (Oh, no) Whoa[?] No, no, no, no, no[?] No, whoa
The 2004 or whenever it was remaster is horribly edited. I am not sure if this is whet it is or not. The original 1970's film is quite good but obviously it is of 1970's film quality. Epic concert all around. One of The Who's top 4 or 5 with the original line-up
LoL, I agree. It was Summertime, might be a bit more acceptable if it was Halloween during the concert. Pete looks like he's ready to paint a living room with those Painter/ Milkman coveralls he's sporting.
LoL...Awesome my Friend ! You were so right last night when You wrote that it's Impossible to keep your eyes off Keith in this song. He was a Powerhouse on those Drums !
@@RockmasterVideos It's like you fall into a spell... You just can't avoid to look at him. You can tell that the same thing happened to the cameraman. He was filming Keith A LOT!! ❤️
Roger was a frontman a few years before Plant hit it big with Zeppelin, but like 66rambler stated Plant copied Marriott. Man, I hate it how Steve passed away....he & Frampton had started working together again & then tragedy happened to Steve Marriott. Humble Pie was awesome.
The Who in some form or another were together in 1959. By 1962 they were getting solid even with their old drummer. The Who opened for The Stones and The Beatles. By 1964 when Moon joined The Who, they were ready to dominate the stage. Plant stated that as a young lad, that he was blown away by The Who and especially Roger Daltrey who was 5 years older and already a seasoned front man. So Daltrey came first by 5 years.
My take is this song is about the Strife in peoples lives at the time. The line' poor people on the farms got it so tough' makes me think that. Also the river Thames has run dry, not a good thing if you're a Londoner !
I don't remember where I heard this from, perhaps I am making it up completely but I have faint memory of hearing Pete explain the story about writing this song in some interview. Supposedly after they played the Monterrey Pop Festival Pete indulged in some Acid he scored in the USA on their plane ride back. He had a bad trip from the acid and desperately wanted to be sober again. Needing water when you really need it is a metaphor for begging to be sober again after a bad trip.
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Four unique stage demeanors.
Roger, serious.
Pete, pissed off.
John, bored.
Keith, just happy to be Keith!
Brilliantly stated John! I couldn't agree more, yes, Pete pissed off was excellent as the 3 other music geniuses too. I've watched this HD Video Disc of them I bought 20 years a go countless times. The Who forever!😎💯
@@RockmasterVideosImam ovu singlicu koju sam kupio prije50 godina, na b strani je 3 and fiftin
Greatest comment ever
and all four play like they are doing solos, simultaneously, throughout the entire performance. How they pull it off is one of the great rock n' roll mysteries.
One of the few bands whose live work is better than their studio albums. I miss you Keith. Your death was a loss for this world, an incalculable loss.
100% agree!
Amen! ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Moon 50+ years later is still my favorite drummer!
I was 13 when Keith died and 15 when John Bonham died. My reaction was the same ... I howled the place down !
I also cried when John Entwistle died. My sister in law had to get a brandy! I was so shocked.
I could never get tired of watching Keith Moon.
me too from japan he is fabulous poor english solly
Only looking at his eyes and expression you can see how a special being this guy was.
Dodgers Always . Zack Starky has been playing with the Who for about 20 years now. He’s no slouch either. Ringos son.
Moon ie was an orchestra all by himself! He played lead! Townshend was forced to keep the beat.
Have you heard The Real Me? The singular best bass solo in existence! And he stated he had no idea how he even played the tone and harmonics that you can hear, but mostly just perceive on a higher order.
@@kedacchi12 A BIG SAME LAD
Never has there been a band so totally in sync with each other. Each a complete master of their craft. No special effects. THEY WERE THE SPECIAL EFFECTS.
100 % agree Daniel !
Well I'm with you to a point,but there was a band called Sabbath that were pretty tuned into each other,and that band called Zeppelin,and a band called Beatles...
Tim Hoover Bah! Wrong answer; byyyyeeee!
There was a time when The Who were untouchable, period! I watch these
earlish -Who vids for lots of reasons. Mostly cuz it’s good-medicine!
@@catherinefitzpatrick9144 .Very good Medicine indeed Catherine.
Is stunning to watch Keith playing alive. I mean, how many rock bands had a drummer that was a frontman? You simply cannot take your eyes off, from him! And isn't just the act, or how funny he was, or the crazy faces that he made. Besides, it was an outstanding drummer!
Must be such an experience to be able to see The Who in 1970. They were on their peak, back then!
WoW, what an Amazing comment Cynthia. I know Keith would share a smile for that Nice compliment & Rockmaster totally agees with every word you just typed. Great to hear from you, Moon was incredible on drums.
@@RockmasterVideos OMG! Thanks for reply. I really enjoy watching/hearing him (the whole band). He even made one of his drumsticks bounces up, and grabed it just on time... Keeping the tempo! He did that a couple of times
Thank you for uploading this, it has an incredible quality of sound and video! Cheers from Buenos Aires!
@Larry Willard Yes, you see him full of life and youth, funny, glowing. He even was the handsome one, back then. So sad that he ended the way he did
Amen! ♥️♥️♥️♥️🔥🔥🔥🔥
Four solo performances completely synchronised in to a rock music steamroller as individuals they were all the best but together never to be repeated out of this world.
Well stated & 100% True too.
@@RockmasterVideos I’d say!
Amen to that!♥️♥️♥️💄🔥💄💄💄🔥🔥
Thanks to all for the Great comments here, my Oldest Son is a Fanatic of The Who too. We've Rocked out to this tune & actually this entire DVD. Glad I was a teen during the epic decade that was the 1960's. How about some more 'Water' !
I’m such a Who fan that my daughter came up with something that made me catch my breath: “Mom, The Who were Made for you!” She’s always been an insightful little thing, lol. The Who is Love and I Love The Who!
I love the way Pete writes songs
They came to Isle of Wight having spent three years proving that they were at the top of the heap of live musical acts of that time. And this performance sealed the deal.
It sure did Robert !
Introvert, Rockstar, Nerd, Madman, PERFECT!
keith moon was the center pice of the band,the atrraction and entertainment,rip moonie,you were one in a million
Excellent, couldn't agree more my Rockin' friend.
Keith's giving it some... fucking love that dude... my favourite drummer of all time. The Who at this time were the epitome, a band who all knew their instruments, and who all played them so well.. fantastic musicians
100% agree Jonathan. Keith is my all time favorite drummer too. He had a real connection with his drum kit. And as we see here it was Awesome. Those 4 were In Tune together & Pete's songwriting was amazing. Thanks for commenting, always like talking Classic Rock.Keep Rockin' Sir !
More proof this is the best rock band to ever take the stage!!!!
Yep, can't argue with that!
I'm not the greatest but I sure make a glorious noise and these guys made me feel like I can do it so I thank the who fire the inspiration !
*The Who & Rush are the best!!*
Especially Keith Moon's heyday, so much power and energy in this performance.
I have been to over 200 concerts in my life but the WHO was still to this day the best !!!!
Yes, what a show thay had too. Saw them only once on August 7 th, 1976 here in Jax, FL.
this is everything music is NOT today. R.I.P. music. This clip is amazing.
100% agree Erick! All of this amazing music was written/played without all of the special effects/mixers of today. Yes, I agree R.I.P music as it's severely lacking these days.
Happy Birthday, Moonie
He is missed, never seen anyone take command of Drums like he did.
keith was really the heart of the Who, a real legend!
100 % agree Textbooks Watchlist. Moon is still (always will be) the best I've seen/heard on drums. Yes, Bonham was awesome & Buddy Rich was a great jazz drummer but Keith Moon was an extension of a drum kit. Glad this concert video is getting many views & likes........so anyone who has never seen them Live can appreciate the incredible sound of The Who !
stringtension But without Moon would The Who been The Who? It’s symbiotic. Moon was actually a terrible drummer in terms of technique/timekeeping, but if they’d had a ‘normal’ drummer (and bassist) would Pete’s songs have reached the audience they did. The sheer number of comments on Who vids from people who are here primarily to watch Moon suggests maybe not. The whole is greater than the sum of its parts.
Brilliant analogy Ian Freud, no doubt Pete was the primary songwriter but my oldest Son was fixated on Moon drumming the 1st time he watched this DVD.....as was I.
Inded it is Sir !
Rockmaster, there are plenty of better jazz drummers than Buddy Rich. Alvin Jones, Roy Haynes, Jo Jones, Philly Joe Jones, Art Blakey just to name a handful that were arguable more musical drummers with more notable discographies.
Rich was a massive ego, he was a performer and he did his Schtick in Carson. He was a great showman but so was someone like Jo Jones.
Mentioning Rich as the poster boy as the standard bearer of jazz drummers, no thanks, too cliche.
This is how live rock music should be raw.
Water and Naked Eye are my 2 favorite Who songs, I've literally played these in a loop back to back endless times (maybe I'm a loon, like moon)
But hey, a Cool Loon like Moon though. I do the same thing too, get into a song & hit replay mega times....LoL !
Don'cha like Tommy❓If you like The Pretty Things, their SF Sorrow concept is the basis for the best of The Who‼️💕💀🎸
Richard Hodge Me also.
I più grandi in ASSOLUTO ADRENALINA ALLO STATO PURO
Who are the three people who don't think this is the most awesome Keith Moon moment not to mention Townshend plays a solo, Entwihistle and Moon the perfect compliment of energy, Roger being...well...1970s Roger
Awesome! Never seen this.
Thanks, I bought this dvd back in 2005....about $11 dollars & I've watched it over 50 times though It is probably more than that ...LoL !
Rockmaster . The best in my collection.
what a great live band it sounds great. I play the video through my old amp and decent speakers Thank you Tony Leicestershire
Seen The Who mid- seventies in Cincinnati, tour before the tragedy, with Keith Moon, best concert i ever seen, and I've seen the real Big 4, Who, Led Zeppelin, Stones, Pink Floyd.
This is ridiculously good.
Thanks Kurt I,it was 1 great concert to be at (not that I was there) but it definitely Rocks !
excellent!! Kieth Moon, young, young tom and roger. EXCELLENT video!! Thank You, from another OLD Timer!
Great song and band
Moon was awesome! Quite a moment in time...
Well said, quite a moment in time. Liked a well oiled machine, The Who were hitting on all cylinders this amazing night/morning.
Greetings from Arkansas I was 6 yrs old when this took place if the year is correct...good looking band they were legends the dont make music and people like this anymore God bless them and there families
Thank You Anna ! Yes, I have made several tribute videos to The Who.....still listen to them several times a week. I used to live in Arkansas, north of Little Rock in Jacksonville in the 1960's. Arkansas is Cool !
Is there a more glorious noise than an SG through a HiWatt stack !!?? See also Young Man Blues from the same concert !! Gives me chills. You're a monster Pete !!
Yes he is.I have this DVD & have watched it countless times. Heard he's mostly playing Fenders these days ?
@@RockmasterVideos I believe you are right. I would imagine the decibels are a little lower as well. No matter, he's still one of the greats in my books.
You can see the damage to the amps from gutiars going through them
I don't know but I've watched this concert uncountable times, and now I realized that in 11:09 Keith also "sings" (more like wails) with the rest of the band and it made me laugh to burst tears dear god... 😂
Also here you can clearly read his "My Name Is Brandy" badge! thank you so much for uploading this! stunning sound and quality!
Cool, your welcome Mai den, glad you like it !
He also does in the Tanglewood show.
Screaming into the tom mic! There's a good reason why they never gave him a voice mic!
I NEED WATER !
LoL, Cool !
Keith Moon playing out of his fucking mind
ALL HAIL THE LOON!!!
Awesome, that's what my Son calls him......in a Great way of course !
The Who ❤ Water Live In Budust
Moonie throwing his drum stick at 5:11 So cool~
Anyone who likes this cut, go find the entire concert on DVD. Live at the Isle of Wight. It is one of the most amazing rock concerts I’ve seen. Get some brews and whatever else , kick the wife out for a couple of hours and PLAY LOUD!
I agree, a awesome blast from the past. Yes, play it very Loud.
I've got the DVD and I so agree - play it LOUD. It's raw rock at it's very best - just superb!!!
Hey now… this wife would be enjoying right along!!! I can’t get enough of amazing concert footage from peak Who, Tull, Zep, etc. 😉
I'll drink to that ,dear boy! As Keith would say.
This was the B side to 5.15 in the UK
One hell of a double play!
Thank you for this upload! Love all the cool shots of John that we almost never get. What a great rendition of a fantastic song!
Thanks Zach Wolfer....glad you enjoyed it !
So this is what was going on when I was 9. It works well for me.
Cool, I was only 10 myself. Nothing can compare to the incerdible rock concerts of the past.......my opinion of course. Amazing concert to have been at.
It's funny how in the early days KEITH was the handsome one in the band.
booze kills
@@ThomasWBaldwin So does trying to quit it.
@@BubbaZen10 12 years sober....
@@ThomasWBaldwin Congrats. Keith was trying to quit when he died. Didnt quite make it.
@@BubbaZen10 Keith was taking "Anabuse". real bad stuff.
Gimme Water.....it's terribly Hot here in the Northern Hemisphere in Mid July, heat index over 100 everyday lately. I need good good good Water. LoL.
Fucking great upload! Thanks for sharing man.
Thanks Tony. What a great & tight playing concert this was.......keep Rockin' my friend !
Love The Who ❤❤❤
From Catalonia..... Oh yeeeeaaaa!!!!
Wow , Pete Townshend playing great solos . This song should have been an A side.
The studio version was the B side of the excellent 5:15 .
oy kids this is a ROCK band!!!!
Yes Sir it is....................'gimme water'...LoL !
This is the Rock band
awesomeness...... good good water and maybe somebodies daughter
C'était les Who toujours dans nos cœurs!!!!!!
Keith Moon so young so soon.
That's right he was on the drums, but there he was the purest soloist. He did not play rhythm, he never could. He did not want to.
He was hyperactive and played with the music. Many drummers could not do that, they had to submit. Keith never did. Pete wrote the music of the WHO, and Keith was a soloist. He let it really crack. That's the way it was Bonham & Baker went to their music with their tact the same direction.
Great thinking Fred Weiss, hadn't thought of that but now that I do it is true !
He still played in rhythm though.
But also only because Pete Townshend pretended the rhythm.
Townshend recently said it was not easy to play with Keith & John and he always made sure to keep the rhythm.
He also said that he still misses both today.
Great upload! Thanks!
Thanks Mathias Jonsson, my Son was visiting us in early November & suggested it as he is a major fan of The Who himself.
Maximum R&B - Yes it was!!!
Крутейшие ребята!!! Кейт Мун драмшоумэн высшей категории. Покойся с миром ты был лучшим!!!
Awesome.
Real raw beauty!
100% in agreement. Amazing Rhythm.
Das stimmt er war zwar am Schlagzeug,aber dort war er der reinste Solist.Rythmus spielte er nicht,das konnte er nie.Wollte er auch nicht.
Er war ja Hyperaktiv und spielte rein mit der Musik.Viele Schlagzeuger konnten das nicht,sie mußten sich fügen.Keith tat das nie.Pete schrieb die Musik der WHO,und Keith war solist.Er ließ es so richtig krachen.Genau so waren auch Bonham &Baker die zu ihrer Musik mit ihrem Takt die selbe Richtung gingen.
Ha.....as a Philadelphian quite a nice surprise to get WOODER name checked
Roger's jacket evolved since Woodstock. I WANT IT!
Pete's committed to the jumpsuit. Maybe I need to try that?!
Cool, he always dressed in awesome clothes.....what happened to all the cool clothes for guys......can't find anything good anymore.
@@RockmasterVideos Men's clothing is a disgrace unless you like sports logos or camo. You can find some good things on Etsy. I'm in a band, so I try not to wear anything that doesn't make me look like a rockstar! At very least, do as Roger did, and don't be afraid to show a little skin! 😆
@@use100ame .....Co. Thanks for the info. Gary......I'm going to check Etsy out. I miss the 'Attire' we had readily availabe back then.Thanks again.
Legends.
I loved when Pete smacked Kieth. Classic Who hijinks😁
Looked like Keith was pissed.
Agree, Down Boy he said after slapping him. Then they went on to perfection with 'Water'..& maybe somebody's Daughter. LoL!
bellissima !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Magnificent...
Roger So hot hot hot ❤🎉🎉The WHO 💖🌹✌️✌️✌️
Keith fucking Moon.
The Who Water Lyrics Videoke ❤
Hey, Pete. Don't forget to check the oil under the hood.
Lampi di gioia. Tempesta eterna sia
Les Who:la fontaine de jouvence....
Ok maybe this has been covered already but did Pete haul off and smack Moon in the chops at 1:06? It sure looked like it to me and sounded it. Pete looked slightly concerned and Moon looked like a beaten dog at 1:21. I thought it was Rodger that handed out the smack downs in that band?
I thought the same thing. See the looks Keith gives him after that? That would have thrown me off my game, but Keith carried on.
I agree, he did look a bit taken back but as robert commented Keith carrried on & gave another incredible performance nthat night/early morning.
Don't worry folks Keith and John Bonham have been reincarnated into a little girl named Yoyoka Soma! Check her out! You won't be disappointed! 😎✌️
WoW, I just ran across her Channel last month...you're right, she is awesome!
@@RockmasterVideos Isn't she though? She's only now learning to read music! And she's learning to speak English! If you haven't already seen it, look up the video of Robert Plant watching her.😎✌️
Haven't seen that one, I'll definitely check that video out.....Thanks !
@@RockmasterVideos You're welcome! I found someone else you might want to check out on UA-cam. She's a blues Guitar named Samantha Fish. Start with the song (I put a spell on you) Enjoy! 😎✌️
Oh yeah, heard about her several years a go.
That bitchslap Townsend laid on Moon at 1:06 😂 Surprised Moon didn't retaliate. Maybe too stoned.
John is so damn stoic, like his feet are glued into position.
Always considered John the sane 1 of The Who. Yeah, I was surprised Moon didn't retaliate too. Pete was/still is a bit crazy himself.
As good as it gets!
Agree, thanks for subscribing...I Subbed your Cool Channel too. Hello from Florida !
In Philly that call it Wooder - 🙂
LoL!
Did anybody ever say "NO'' to somebody's daughter❓🎸❓🎵❓
LoL !
Not one person took him a glass?
imagine Moon almost joined Beatles in the 60s.what a line up that would be
Wow, didn't know that. Yeah, it would have been the Hard Rock (Heavy Metal) Beatles perhaps. LoL.
He asked to join, Paul was like, no we're good. He almost joined Led Zeppelin. Page and Beck tried to steal him from the Who. They did one track called Beck's Bolero. Pete was LIVID when he found out. He didn't let Moon jam with other bands.
Man they need to show the ox more the dude is the heart of the who
Agree, lost interest after Keith passed.
@@RockmasterVideos so long keith so. Long john so long the who they should have quit after moonie died there next allbum faces dances proves it the the other horrible its hard even the ox called that one bad
The skeleton outfit - Michael Ivins and Phoebe Bridgers keeping it alive these days.
Cool! Unique outfit for sure. John was a good Artist as well. Always enjoyed The Who !
The Who are a real rock band and have been since they first started unfortunately they lost Keith moon and his departure didn’t dry up Towsends pen as they continued to sell out huge arenas around the globe and probably would if they had a tour planned in the future but they aren’t the same as they are old people who can still rock
100/ agree. Jim.
Daltrey and the treble of the youth
Did he mean Philadelphia, Pa ? And how we say Wudder ?
LoL...Yes, Philadelphia, PA. (Philadelphia Conty) been there many times !
Wow awesome live track..So good together. I loved hearing Daltry imitating an American accent and Pete bitch slapping Moon.
LoL, 'Wahter Wahter'. Pete saying →Down Boy was crazy as he Popped Keith. Thanks, Yes this was 1 great concert......wish I could've been there.
Keith the star here
I wonder if The Who are like this when on tour nowadays? LOL
Keith and John have tamed.
LMAO......Excellent Sir !
longest guitar solo of Pete's career
LOVE KEITH MOON
Me to my friend!
“I smell feet”
LMAO.......took me a few times watching this to understand/comprehend what Pete was saying !
Rockmaster Best part of this concert is when he first addressed the crowd. “Sit down, stand up, sit down, stand up. When we do festivals we like our audience FIT.”
Thanks again for that, I didn't know what Pete was saying there either...LoL, maybe this 60 yr. old Rocker needs to get my hearing checked. Rock - n - Roll !
Hippies
LeAd Zeppelin!
The foreman over there hates the gang
The poor people on the porch get it so rough
The truck driver drives like a devil
The policemen - they're acting so tough
They need water
Good, good water
We need water
And I'm sure there ain't one of us here
Who'd say, "no" to somebody's daughter
(No[?] no[?] no[?] no[?] no[?])
Sampson seems sorta sweaty
The draftsmen- they smudged their work
The captain of a ship is swimming
Then just wore off a keen bank clerk
[Chorus]
We need water
Good, good water
We need water
And maybe somebody's daughter
[Verse 2]
Come on, gimme good water[x3]
Please don't refuse me, mister
I've seen your daughter at the oasis
And I'm beginning to blister
A Chevrolet just made steam
Your crop is laying fallow
My grass skirt's lost its green
I'm alive, but I don't know how
[Chorus]
[Verse 3]
Gimme good water
Indian Lake is burning
New York's skyline is hazy
The River Thames is turning dry
The whole world is a-blazing
[Chorus]
[Outro]
Ah, gimme what I need
Please, water, water, water, water, water, water
Gimme water
Water
Water
(Water[?])
And I'm sure there ain't one of us here
Who'd say "no" to somebody's daughter
(Oh, no)
Whoa[?]
No, no, no, no, no[?]
No, whoa
Water Rocks ! I can see you 've listened to this song many many times too. Rock - n - Roll !
Excellent quality. What DVD is this from?
Live at the Isle of White i think
obed salinas gonzalez Wight.
@@arlingtonhynes thanks i thougth it was the color
The 2004 or whenever it was remaster is horribly edited. I am not sure if this is whet it is or not. The original 1970's film is quite good but obviously it is of 1970's film quality. Epic concert all around. One of The Who's top 4 or 5 with the original line-up
@@tdunph4250: After Keith Moon none of their performances would be considered in their top.
After reading the comments, I believe the commentators are just as nuts as the rock musicians seen here.
LoL....I think you're right Mike !
I'm watching this entire Live At Leeds set in the middle of the damn nite drinking‼️ 🍺🍻🥂🥃 *cheers*
Jean-Marie "Animal" du Muppet's show fut inspiré par Moon the Loon
RIP Keith
All this talk of water I have to piss
lmao !
John, I love ya dude, but what the hell are you wearing? Come on man!
LoL, I agree. It was Summertime, might be a bit more acceptable if it was Halloween during the concert. Pete looks like he's ready to paint a living room with those Painter/ Milkman coveralls he's sporting.
There are 12 people who doesn't need water or somebody's daughter...
LoL...Awesome my Friend ! You were so right last night when You wrote that it's Impossible to keep your eyes off Keith in this song. He was a Powerhouse on those Drums !
@@RockmasterVideos It's like you fall into a spell... You just can't avoid to look at him. You can tell that the same thing happened to the cameraman. He was filming Keith A LOT!! ❤️
Who copied who??
Daltrey or Plant?
I don't know, but Plant copied Steve Marriott. Check out some Small Faces circa 1966.
Roger was a frontman a few years before Plant hit it big with Zeppelin, but like 66rambler stated Plant copied Marriott. Man, I hate it how Steve passed away....he & Frampton had started working together again & then tragedy happened to Steve Marriott. Humble Pie was awesome.
The Who in some form or another were together in 1959. By 1962 they were getting solid even with their old drummer. The Who opened for The Stones and The Beatles. By 1964 when Moon joined The Who, they were ready to dominate the stage. Plant stated that as a young lad, that he was blown away by The Who and especially Roger Daltrey who was 5 years older and already a seasoned front man. So Daltrey came first by 5 years.
Plant copied Daltrey.
can someone please just give them water?
LoL, I agree.
keith's drum set without a hit hat...sounds too hard
He never used it for live performance,but only during record sessions
Water is really out there as a song. Post-Tommy, before Lifehouse (I think). Any story behind this tune?
My take is this song is about the Strife in peoples lives at the time. The line' poor people on the farms
got it so tough' makes me think that. Also the river Thames has run dry, not a good thing if you're a Londoner !
I don't remember where I heard this from, perhaps I am making it up completely but I have faint memory of hearing Pete explain the story about writing this song in some interview. Supposedly after they played the Monterrey Pop Festival Pete indulged in some Acid he scored in the USA on their plane ride back. He had a bad trip from the acid and desperately wanted to be sober again. Needing water when you really need it is a metaphor for begging to be sober again after a bad trip.
This is a Life house song.
Lucie Melahn do you have a link, please? Thanks.
Mario DiSanto thanks.