@@rodneylee4026 I concur I was wondering. I think I avoided listening to live for this reason. LOve his playing on the more cerebral Pete stuff though and many others.
Pretty gutsy move by Townshend to do the windmill given the fact that his hand is bandaged from when he was impaled by the pitchbar on his guitar doing the exact same move.
00:58 Never was the contrast between Townshend's and Entwistle's stage personae clearer. And why isn't *this* show on DVD? Anyway, thanks to jlsrv for posting.
1:12 you mean, and yes that's fucking hilarious, especially in light of his PT's recent interview... what a dick news.avclub.com/pete-townshend-class-act-says-his-dead-bandmates-were-1840051401
@YouzTube99 I really like the contrast between Townshend and Entwistle. Both have great Musicianship but love seeing Pete going crazy on stage with the music while John stands there like a badass playing his bass.
@@marokokisetter yeah, i actually snatched some suspenders because of him wearing them in this concert, but mostly my fashion style is influenced by John, the best dressed guy in the band
@Juan Pancho Oh yeah! Through this period he played with The Who a lot and was fantastic in Townshend's 'Deep End' band, e.g.: ua-cam.com/video/LeXf90OGTHE/v-deo.html
Good drummer but didn't like him in the Who. His flow was not fitting for the songs. Kenny Jones was a better Keith replacement, though not the best either.
@@rodneylee4026 Kieth had the swing Simon is awesome but.....watch this to see the Delicious FuckTard (tm) Moon was. Problem was he could not hang with his own tardishness ua-cam.com/video/WX_96uKZ7yQ/v-deo.html
You could be right but I think he was a better fit for Toto and he was a monster for them. Without a doubt one of the best drummers ever to pick up a set of sticks.
'Geinious'~Legend~He (is) WãS ! 'TighT' TimE KéėpeR ! He Wasn't ! In MY Memory He'll 'ALWAYS ' Be ! Number 1 & OnlY ! Because Keith* (obviously) 'Cannot PlaY* EnteR 'SimõN Phillip'S '
Townshend was kind of fucked up on this tour. He'd had urethritis that wouldn't go away - that'll mess with everything - severe tinnitus in the ears, impaled his hand on the bender on his Strat and was having a hell of a time staying on the wagon. 45 is a hell of an age; first part of being over the hill and it hits with a vengeance until everything gets fine tuned again...which takes a few years.
I am a massive Simon Philips fan. No question, he's one of the greatest contemporary drummers. Technically gifted and superior in every way. I love everything he does - - - except this! He doesn't get it. No drummer does. Perhaps, I would argue that Kenny got it more (even though he is also technically lacking, as was Keith Moon). I know you have to come into and inject your own stamp, personality etc - but this song and the WHO are all about busy, messy drums that 'sing' the vocal parts. The endless busy fills, just under the verse - is what's all about. It's not about just keeping the tempo on this. Mooney wasn't a patch on the trousers of Philips in terms of technique and all round playing - not in any universe - but he nailed this the way it was supposed to be played. So too did Kenny, mostly. That's why Mooney was a great drummer.
I agree with you about these 2 drummers, that have influenced me a lot since the 80s. Simon's drumming is awesome but he is simply unable (or rather unwilling) to emulate the "messy" or "loony" style of Keith ...
That's why he was Keith Moon, the perfect fit for the WHO and in a class of his own. Just like Simon Philips is. It's all about chemistry, passion and groove. It totally NOT about superiority, such BS.
You're an idiot. He's what made The Who so great. They were meant to sound raw & on the edge of total devastation! Simon makes it totally predictable. BORING...
![Toto - Behind The Scenes (Falling in Between Tour) (2007) [HD]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/q6V-f-zu698/mqdefault.jpg)
Simon is a MONSTER. I saw this tour.
Saw them at Wembley arena on the same tour,seats were not great but I had the best view ever of the drummer he was unbelievable! Best live show ever !
The only band that makes a 4 chord song so powerful and tight
Damn Phillips is tight on those drums. Rip Keith Moon... The one and only.
Too tight for the two i always thought.
@@rodneylee4026 I concur I was wondering. I think I avoided listening to live for this reason. LOve his playing on the more cerebral Pete stuff though and many others.
Pretty gutsy move by Townshend to do the windmill given the fact that his hand is bandaged from when he was impaled by the pitchbar on his guitar doing the exact same move.
His hand whas WHAT
@@flops0317 Described by PT here:
ua-cam.com/video/eP_an9Nssls/v-deo.html
wow. rock gods in peak performance capability decades into career. Love this.
Certamiente, una de las mayores bandas de rock del mundo... Who Forever!
Simon!!!!!
S.P. fab ....as are WHO
Thanks for posting. Rock n Roll Royalty
00:58
Never was the contrast between Townshend's and Entwistle's stage personae clearer.
And why isn't *this* show on DVD?
Anyway, thanks to jlsrv for posting.
it is on DVD
1:12 you mean, and yes that's fucking hilarious, especially in light of his PT's recent interview... what a dick
news.avclub.com/pete-townshend-class-act-says-his-dead-bandmates-were-1840051401
I was just thinking the same, lol.
Entwistle is standing in the airport shop browsing a magazine & Pete is out on the tarmac chasing after the plane.
@@tothelighthouse9843 LOL! I like that metaphor!
@YouzTube99 I really like the contrast between Townshend and Entwistle. Both have great Musicianship but love seeing Pete going crazy on stage with the music while John stands there like a badass playing his bass.
“All you want is a t shirt,,this is all this is all about “ ! How true,,,,
haha why is pete extra passionate in this version.. you can see john in the beginning looking at him bemused as he's jumping about
nike's and all... pete's attire evolution from 1979-1989 is a long cool journey
@@marokokisetter yeah, i actually snatched some suspenders because of him wearing them in this concert, but mostly my fashion style is influenced by John, the best dressed guy in the band
❤
GRANDE THE WHO Y PUNTO
Ariel Luco
SIMON PHILLIPS???!!
@Juan Pancho
Oh yeah! Through this period he played with The Who a lot and was fantastic in Townshend's 'Deep End' band, e.g.:
ua-cam.com/video/LeXf90OGTHE/v-deo.html
Good drummer but didn't like him in the Who. His flow was not fitting for the songs. Kenny Jones was a better Keith replacement, though not the best either.
@@rodneylee4026 Kieth had the swing Simon is awesome but.....watch this to see the Delicious FuckTard (tm) Moon was. Problem was he could not hang with his own tardishness ua-cam.com/video/WX_96uKZ7yQ/v-deo.html
I had no idea...
Townshend is such a dad.
THE WHO #1
Keith Moon is a Genius!
Simon Phillips is also a Genius.
Too bad this isn't Keith Moon.
What about Zak Starkey?
@@andysokal1564 Overrated
@@MrThepresident2009 like father, like son
Pra mim Simon Philips foi o único Baterista digno de substituir o Keith Moon !!!
Simon Phillips 👍
The Who should have held onto Simon Philips
You could be right but I think he was a better fit for Toto and he was a monster for them. Without a doubt one of the best drummers ever to pick up a set of sticks.
The bass really has become an armchair here.😄
Earth: **Completes a lap around the sun**
Humans: 1:06
Simon Phillips is centuries above Moon
'Geinious'~Legend~He (is) WãS ! 'TighT' TimE KéėpeR !
He Wasn't ! In MY Memory
He'll 'ALWAYS ' Be ! Number 1 & OnlY ! Because Keith* (obviously) 'Cannot PlaY*
EnteR 'SimõN Phillip'S '
Townshend was kind of fucked up on this tour. He'd had urethritis that wouldn't go away - that'll mess with everything - severe tinnitus in the ears, impaled his hand on the bender on his Strat and was having a hell of a time staying on the wagon. 45 is a hell of an age; first part of being over the hill and it hits with a vengeance until everything gets fine tuned again...which takes a few years.
He was sober in 1989.
Sesame Street version?
I love The Who but this sounds like a cover band version of the song. None of the energy of the early 1970's live version.
The horns were not needed but for some reason Pete wanted them?? Glad to see Pete be able to still do his jumps back in the late 90s
I am a massive Simon Philips fan. No question, he's one of the greatest contemporary drummers. Technically gifted and superior in every way. I love everything he does - - - except this! He doesn't get it. No drummer does. Perhaps, I would argue that Kenny got it more (even though he is also technically lacking, as was Keith Moon). I know you have to come into and inject your own stamp, personality etc - but this song and the WHO are all about busy, messy drums that 'sing' the vocal parts. The endless busy fills, just under the verse - is what's all about. It's not about just keeping the tempo on this. Mooney wasn't a patch on the trousers of Philips in terms of technique and all round playing - not in any universe - but he nailed this the way it was supposed to be played. So too did Kenny, mostly. That's why Mooney was a great drummer.
I agree with you about these 2 drummers, that have influenced me a lot since the 80s. Simon's drumming is awesome but he is simply unable (or rather unwilling) to emulate the "messy" or "loony" style of Keith ...
It's not that much different.
You seem to idealise something/somebody, just because it's the 'original'.
not worthy
Simón is totally superior to Keith, musically and technically, Keith couldn’t keep the rhythm
That's why he was Keith Moon, the perfect fit for the WHO and in a class of his own. Just like Simon Philips is. It's all about chemistry, passion and groove. It totally NOT about superiority, such BS.
You're an idiot. He's what made The Who so great. They were meant to sound raw & on the edge of total devastation! Simon makes it totally predictable. BORING...