Roger Daltrey - lead vocals Pete Townshend - guitar, keyboards, backing vocals John Entwistle - bass, backing vocals Kenney Jones - drums John "Rabbit" Bundrick - keyboards Keith Moon -- spiritual guidance
Thats something wont come along in the near future... lots of lineups will be gone forever like pink floyd .stones..acdc...glad i lived it and still do
Springtime, 1981. The weather was beautiful that day, when this song was playing on the radio in my very first Mini Cooper car, and I swear that life was absolutely perfect that very moment, in some sort of timeless joy that one can still somehow taste today. Some blessings are forever.
I'll be 70 this year.....I feel the same as you guys do about the Who; it was theirs and our era. We couldn't have grown up at a better time for Rock & Roll. I still get goose-bumps when I smoke a fattie & listen to 'Magic Bus' from Live at Leeds !
@@bridgeofsighs5081 They were having a "discussion" with the record companies and tried to promote the song independently without the support of the "industry". So the industry (Warner Bros I think) decided to prove a point and the song was not given the radio play time it deserved. Should have been a chart topper both sides of the pond. Only hit top 10 for one week in Uk and not in the US. shame.
The Who is one of those bands where you can tell exactly what decade it is just by how they are styled and dressed. Some bands are stuck in the same decade they broke through for their entire career, but the Who distinctly dressed and looked like they fit right into the style of every decade they performed together.
It was a great year. Depending on what side of June 19 it was, I was 16 or 17. I saw this on Solid Gold(anyone remember that show?). Actually the first song by The Who that I heard. Fortunately I had friends who introduced me to their music, and I liked it. But this one is definitely a favorite.🌞😁
The chord changes in that middle part are pure genius. Pete had a knack for tying the beginning and ending of a song together with a wonderful middle eight.
I mean, minus Keith, this song has everything that made The Who so great, Roger's powerful vocals, John's amazing bass lines and Pete's brilliant lyrics.
As a 14-year-old Who fan in 1987, I remember watching this video and thinking they looked sooooo much older than they did in their promo videos from the 1965-1968 era. It's now 2021. I'm 47 now and, to me, they look soooo young in 1981. LOL, the mathematics of years and age never seems to add up!
I'm going to see them for the first time in concert my wife's taking me in October to the Moda center in Portland Oregon I can't wait it's like royalty
Just come here after watching A Quick One (While He's Away) and some other early Who. I loved this song for a long long time, but it seems so tame now.
I kinda agree with you. It’s always been one of my favorites. Just an altogether well crafted, performed, and recorded rock and roll song. Great bridge. Incredible hook, memorable funny relatable lyrics. Great use of keyboards. Bass god. Roger’s vocals are legendary.
But the question remains; How much better may it have been with Mr Moon playing? He brought so much random chaos that I personally love. Looser and yet tighter somehow.
I'm 36, and I first discovered this today. Weird, because I've had 'Tommy', 'Who's Next' and 'Endless Wire' in my collection for 15+ years. Somehow, I never heard this song. Love it! Immediate favourite.
Glad to see all of the positive comments from the younger Who fans. You guys and gals need to go back to the 1968 through 1978 Who recordings . Turn it up to the max and listen to the rock band that started it all . The Live at Leeds , Gibson SG period . You better , you bet ! Lol. Greatest Rock ever played , The Who at their best . Long live Rock I need it every night !
When i was a child in the 80s I HATED THIS!!!¡! NOW I am 44 and CAN'T GET ENOUGH OF THE WHO!!!!!! I intro Instill this tO my only son and I pray to God he falls in love with it as did Iall those years ago!!!!!!!!!!!!! Long LIVE ROCK AND ROLL!!!!!!!
One of the key songs of the early 80's for me, and frankly my favorite Who song (among sooo many) and an absolute masterpiece of its time. And a timeless classic in the present.
whoever is listening and watching this video in august 2024, you are blessed, it's sad, because they don't make music like this anymore. thank God for youtube.
I remember first seeing this played before the Pink Floyd film The Wall. Seeing this at the cinema and loud was awesome. This was the time when the New Romantic's / New Wave era music was in. The Who stuck to their guns, and still do today.
Hey I'm with you there. I remember the exact same thing. It was great. It was a short doco on the making of Face Dances and they featured this song, Don't Let Go The Coat and Another Tricky Day. . .And then The Wall played...Wow!!! Awesome times.
Excellent Who..... I used to follow Keith in his lilac Rolls sometimes whilst driving driving thru Chertsey to London in the 70s, it always put a smile on my face.🇬🇧🇬🇧
I was in 7th grade back in 1981 when this record and video appeared on MTV. We couldn’t get enough of it! Strangely though and at that young age I’d pick out all the bass licks John does here - and on countless other songs of the era. My point being, I set out to find em on a bass guitar myself in the ensuing years!
This was my first who song. I was born in the 2000s so I didn’t know the music so well but my mom played this song all the time and now I am a big who fan! I have heard almost all of their songs! I had tickets to the moving on tour but unfortunately it got postponed. I hope roger gets better. Moving on would be my first concert. EVER!
LL27, check out the Who's Next and Quadrophenia albums, these albums got me into the mighty WHO many years ago, put on Wont get fooled again, turn up the volume, the neighbors will love you!! lol
Some song's you like because you like the band, some song's you like because they are great song's,and some song's you like because they take you back to a great time in your life.... this song is all of these... could play this on repeat for ever.....
i went to the most recent concert in vancouver, on october 21st and it was the best day of my life. it was my first who concert and i stared crying like 6 times. when they played this song the crowd was going crazy :))) i have been listening to the who since i was a baby. i was born a who fan, literally. thank you for inspiring me so much and making me smile every day with you and your music, pete, roger and zak!!! (rip keith moon ❤️)
Saw them there two nights in 1989, my first Who concert(s). Long bus trip from Manitoba though, but my friends dad lived there so free room and food. rip Keith and John
I'm french and I saw the Who 14 times since 89. They allways make me cry. Every thing they make are masterpieces (tommy, even the movie and musical, quadrophenia, Who's next, even mc Vicar (a Who film), ...I love Pete and Roger, and RIP to keith and John
The addition of the orchestra seemed to make the music come alive in an even more powerful manner. I fully admit to tearing up during some songs as the renditions were so freakin' beautiful. I saw it in Toronto and I think they had difficulty selling tickets due to the Raptors going all the way and the concert being rescheduled until October of 2019. Got our tickets for only $59 each!!!
I had a Beatles tape when i was 14 in 1984 and my boyfriend wanted to trade me this for a who tape, back then I thought I got taken, but now i realize the significance of this band. The huge range of influence they had on the 80’s scene is way under rated. Love them now, they are iconic.
Who does that now???? Miles Kane.....and that's a big compliment....i love this song!!!! Wake up in the morning and listen it and the world is yours....!!!
This song is just fantastic and it shows how the who adapted to the changing music scene from the 60s to the 70s and then the 80s just amazing songs and musicians
I lived my professional life like John Entwistle in this video. Flashy people around me. And I'm just off to the side, playing bass like a boss. It worked for John. It worked for me.
This song is so much fun to play. The verses and choruses are simple major progressions, the middle parts are highly unusual and still doable. Very fun.
I was a freshman in High School when this song was one of my favorist 😁 and still is. Thanks God for Pandora!... I have a radio chanel all about the 80's music.
I bought the vinyl single back in 1981. It is still in good shape.... What a song! On a Who best of the long version rocks too!!! I was 13 years old back then.
Forgot how great of a drummer Kenny is to me his drumming with The Who is really good with The Faces he was perfect all around a great and very underrated drummer
that progression comes out of nowhere on your first listen and will make you repeat this song about a thousand times before you've enough of it, until you revisit it for a thousand more later down the road
The fourth one they showed. Third was Rod Stewart's "She Won't Dance With Me" and second was Pat Benatar's "You Better Run" And, of course, first was "Video Killed The Radio Star" by the Buggles.
I'm Latina, came to this amazing Country many years ago, never ever heard this song before until I started dating my fiancé. Every time he said I was beautiful or he loved me or missed me, I used to hugged him hard, kissing his face annoyingly and say you better say that... then he started playing this song, saying it was my song. He passed away 2 months ago, since then, I haven't been able to go anywhere, I work from home, so I spend my days between my bedroom and my office. Today, I decided to go to the mall to return something and I was looking at a pretty dress, talking to him, saying I bet you would of like me to wear this for you, all of the sudden I felt like someone grabbed me, I turned around and there was nobody there, but noticed this song was playing.... I almost lost it! Oh God, I miss him.... Love you forever Guapo ❤ Until I see you again in Heaven, I guess 🙏🏻 RIP Jim 🙏🏻
Ich habe the who zu der Zeit entdeckt und dann erst wirklich die Bandgeschichte geschnallt. Bin jahrgang 61, kenny Jones kannte ich von den faces etc und bin ein großer Fan ❤
The who es una de las bandas que escuche en mi infancia, que le gustaba a mi madre, ella contemporánea de esa época rock ingles, rock de verdad, no tengo mucho conocimiento en the who mas que uno que otro single. tengo 45 años, no me toco esa buena ola inglesa, pero lo que observo en este video, viendo a the who, es que a pesar de que llegaron los ochentas(y mas), sii, se escucha bien ochenta este tema, siguen , siguieron siendo lo que siempre fueron , una gran banda. Si me preguntan, prefiero el sonido viejo de décadas pasadas. larga vida!!!
I bought this single from the big CO-OP in East Ham when I was just 12yrs old!...It was a great follow on from Quadrophenia & the Mc.Vicar film at the end of the 70's... The Who are a fantastic group & still a great part of my life...Good music has no time for lightweights 😅...Stay cool 😊❤Stevie M 👍
43 years later and still love this song.
I remember when it first came out and I am 69 years old now
Great music HAS NO EXPIRATION DATE
I like the guitarists dancing.
Know that feeling
Lip sinkt this song 🎵 on beta max . Not in 1981. A few years later
Us old people are still listening to the WHO 😊
“We”
Yes!
Got lots of "Who" memorabilia.
Got to see them 2x. Very memorable
"I know I been wearing crazy clothes, and I look pretty crappy sometimes!" - Pete's writing is precious.
I'm dealing with a memory that never forgets.
+@ardradiva: "But I've drunk myself blind to the sound of old T. Rex/And Who's Next?"
Fookin brilliant 😊
Very true.
@@JKTube not just booze at this point for ole Pete/////
I loved this song back in 1981 when I was 11, and I am 52 years old and still love this song and the Who!
Same age, same feelings!
A bit older than you are and still love both!
16 in 1981. What a band.
Same age Same memories. Why wouldn't you, ya know?
Just like me!
Roger Daltrey - lead vocals
Pete Townshend - guitar, keyboards, backing vocals
John Entwistle - bass, backing vocals
Kenney Jones - drums
John "Rabbit" Bundrick - keyboards
Keith Moon -- spiritual guidance
Thats something wont come along in the near future... lots of lineups will be gone forever like pink floyd .stones..acdc...glad i lived it and still do
Billy Nichols in the shadows….
Nice
Memories tied to music forever ♥️
Thanks! This tune has cranking keyboards from a camera shy musician😍😍
Springtime, 1981. The weather was beautiful that day, when this song was playing on the radio in my very first Mini Cooper car, and I swear that life was absolutely perfect that very moment, in some sort of timeless joy that one can still somehow taste today. Some blessings are forever.
I completely understand what you mean…
What a beautiful comment.
Yes they are and that very blessing is the life we live in the NOW! Keith and John are testiment to that ❤
Not for Keith Moon.
Nice
Kenny Jones fan here. I love this song! 👍🏾RIP John Entwistle. RIP Keith Moon
The faces, The Who, the law, all great bands he played in.
All great bands, if together long enough, go thru phases. Kenny was a great, great drummer for them at this time.
Yessir
This song is fab, wish music was as good these days, I guess it just because I am knocking on a bit
The wonderful, wonderful, wonderful Who!
I'll be 70 this year.....I feel the same as you guys do about the Who; it was theirs and our era. We couldn't have grown up at a better time for Rock & Roll.
I still get goose-bumps when I smoke a fattie & listen to 'Magic Bus' from Live at Leeds !
This is British rock at it's very best...we are the mods,we are the mods..
Quite possibly one of their finest songs.
And the record companies buried it.
@@mt4798 Why? What's that story?
@@bridgeofsighs5081 They were having a "discussion" with the record companies and tried to promote the song independently without the support of the "industry". So the industry (Warner Bros I think) decided to prove a point and the song was not given the radio play time it deserved. Should have been a chart topper both sides of the pond. Only hit top 10 for one week in Uk and not in the US. shame.
@@mt4798 Thank you. The suppression of artistic talent has only gotten worse since then. Hopefully the megacorps will topple under their own weight.
@@mt4798MTV definitely helped some but by playing it repeatedly, the first music video to be repeated by MTV
The Who is one of those bands where you can tell exactly what decade it is just by how they are styled and dressed. Some bands are stuck in the same decade they broke through for their entire career, but the Who distinctly dressed and looked like they fit right into the style of every decade they performed together.
Memories of hearing this on the radio in early 1981.
I was 16 and happy.
1981 was a great year
It was a great year. Depending on what side of June 19 it was, I was 16 or 17. I saw this on Solid Gold(anyone remember that show?). Actually the first song by The Who that I heard. Fortunately I had friends who introduced me to their music, and I liked it. But this one is definitely a favorite.🌞😁
Was there ever or will there ever be a better time to be a teenager than in the late '70s and early '80s?
@@johnhamilton2085 probably not. I’m pissed that I had to be a teen in the ‘10s
My brother had this song on cassette
The chord changes in that middle part are pure genius. Pete had a knack for tying the beginning and ending of a song together with a wonderful middle eight.
Was waiting for someone to mention that.
Peter Townshend is a musical muse... GENIUS!
The talent of a great songwriter..
Sounds like Genesis though.
One of the best songs of the 80's.
my favorite post-moon who song
absolute legends
Absolutely right, my friend
I mean, minus Keith, this song has everything that made The Who so great, Roger's powerful vocals, John's amazing bass lines and Pete's brilliant lyrics.
I’ve Know no war is a great song post-moon too
Absolutely, I even forgive the Queen-esque touches here and there... (Queen is a hell of a fine band too, so...).
I'd say it's between this one and Eminence Front.
I loved this song as a 10 year old and I love it still at 54. It makes every playlist I create!!
Both Keith and John are so missed
@Prince Mario who said he was?
You extremely right brother
@Prince Mario And your point is?
@Prince Mario bro i think we all know that already.
John yes. Keith, not so much. They could’ve been even bigger had they not had to put up with Moon’s stupid shit all if the time. He held them back.
a perfect song. and 100% unique. No one could have written this gem but Townshend. No one!
As a 14-year-old Who fan in 1987, I remember watching this video and thinking they looked sooooo much older than they did in their promo videos from the 1965-1968 era. It's now 2021. I'm 47 now and, to me, they look soooo young in 1981. LOL, the mathematics of years and age never seems to add up!
Except entwhistle, he always looks 60
I'm going to see them for the first time in concert my wife's taking me in October to the Moda center in Portland Oregon I can't wait it's like royalty
By 1981standards, the Who was considered old. By today's standards, a band in their late 30s would be considered young.
Keith Moon was sorely missed. Still, it must've been good having someone sane on the drums.
Keith Moon was a sad heartbreaking tragedy. Kenny Jones was a great drummer and a great fit for the band
@@EdwardDavis-io6uw Daltrey never got used to Jones joining the group. Apparently he wasn't too fond of Jones.
Just come here after watching A Quick One (While He's Away) and some other early Who. I loved this song for a long long time, but it seems so tame now.
I'll blaspheme. Their best song. Especially lyrically and Roger's voice ❤❤❤❤
It's either this or Eminence Front for me.
I kinda agree with you. It’s always been one of my favorites. Just an altogether well crafted, performed, and recorded rock and roll song. Great bridge. Incredible hook, memorable funny relatable lyrics. Great use of keyboards. Bass god. Roger’s vocals are legendary.
My Favorite Who Song Is Won't Get Fooled Again 😊
Agreed 1000% !!
But the question remains; How much better may it have been with Mr Moon playing?
He brought so much random chaos that I personally love. Looser and yet tighter somehow.
Chord changes here are awe inspiring
Tom Bukovac does a great lesson on the chords, homeskoolin' volume 228
Imagine being 24 years old in 2020 and find this song and listen to it ten times over the first time you hear it
oh same!! i'm now 22 years old!
Was 14 in 81’ when this came out.. we should all look pretty crappy sometimes
I'm 36, and I first discovered this today. Weird, because I've had 'Tommy', 'Who's Next' and 'Endless Wire' in my collection for 15+ years. Somehow, I never heard this song. Love it! Immediate favourite.
😂I'm 20 in 2021 and I've known this song since 2014
Maybe there's hope for your generation? Good taste you have in music
Probably my all time favorite "Who" song.
Same. It's a great one!
Glad to see all of the positive comments from the younger Who fans. You guys and gals need to go back to the 1968 through 1978 Who recordings . Turn it up to the max and listen to the rock band that started it all . The Live at Leeds , Gibson SG period . You better , you bet ! Lol. Greatest Rock ever played , The Who at their best . Long live Rock I need it every night !
Okay then.
I do love that period of the Who considering it has my two favourite albums are Who's next and Quadrophenia
Great advice
When i was a child in the 80s I HATED THIS!!!¡! NOW I am 44 and CAN'T GET ENOUGH OF THE WHO!!!!!! I intro
Instill this tO my only son and I pray to God he falls in love with it as did Iall those years ago!!!!!!!!!!!!! Long LIVE ROCK AND ROLL!!!!!!!
One of the key songs of the early 80's for me, and frankly my favorite Who song (among sooo many) and an absolute masterpiece of its time. And a timeless classic in the present.
It has proven to be my favorite too.
The lyrics mean a lot more to me now all these years later. I remember getting drunk to this song back in the day.
It doesn't get any better than this. One of my all time favourite who songs.
One of my favourite songs
A band with a sound like no other. Have listened to nearly everything and the Who are
without equal!
whoever is listening and watching this video in august 2024, you are blessed, it's sad, because they don't make music like this anymore. thank God for youtube.
Gracias,es como saborear un buen vino
A time that will never come back
Right HERE…Loving Every Second…Texas Hill Country 2024 September.
It is sad but so true, music like this lost it's way decades ago to manifest into mediocre stuff of today
I keep telling my kids 12 and 14 that very same thing. They agree!😎
Love this song!!!
love love love. This song is right up there with The Who classics...
Kenny Jones never got enough credit for his time with The Who. Moon was irreplaceable, but Kenny did a damn fine job of holding the drums down.
I remember first seeing this played before the Pink Floyd film The Wall. Seeing this at the cinema and loud was awesome. This was the time when the New Romantic's / New Wave era music was in. The Who stuck to their guns, and still do today.
Good bye Sister Disco , off Who Are You .
Hey I'm with you there. I remember the exact same thing. It was great. It was a short doco on the making of Face Dances and they featured this song, Don't Let Go The Coat and Another Tricky Day. . .And then The Wall played...Wow!!! Awesome times.
@@thecanberean
Was there, did that, 1982.
To your point, 3rd song on MTV launch day, am I correct? That says something, I reckon…
E wereeyyydffyyysysstst starts tests team
Excellent Who..... I used to follow Keith in his lilac Rolls sometimes whilst driving driving thru Chertsey to London in the 70s, it always put a smile on my face.🇬🇧🇬🇧
I was in 7th grade back in 1981 when this record and video appeared on MTV. We couldn’t get enough of it! Strangely though and at that young age I’d pick out all the bass licks John does here - and on countless other songs of the era. My point being, I set out to find em on a bass guitar myself in the ensuing years!
This was my first who song. I was born in the 2000s so I didn’t know the music so well but my mom played this song all the time and now I am a big who fan! I have heard almost all of their songs! I had tickets to the moving on tour but unfortunately it got postponed. I hope roger gets better. Moving on would be my first concert. EVER!
Lad, there are so many GREATEST HITS by THE WHO. Specially during 70s. Check in UA-cam and Sptify and more channels...
LL27, check out the Who's Next and Quadrophenia albums, these albums got me into the mighty WHO many years ago, put on Wont get fooled again, turn up the volume, the neighbors will love you!! lol
Because of you there's a chance
Same i went in may and have been a huge fan for a while and i was born early 2000s as well
This was 121st Who song. I’m old.
I'm 72. Got my headphones blasting. Still young at heart
A 13 year old me in ‘81 was recording this off of my alarm clock/radio onto a cassette just south of Boston while listening to WCOZ 941/2
Don’t forget WBCN 104:5
@@gus4u2c Charles Laquadeira, the color of the day, the Cosmic Muffin? How can I forget?
That’s wonderful-what a special time to be alive.
Ha, I thought you meant Boston Lincolnshire, I thought "WTF is WCOZ 941/2?"
The best “Kick-Ass” Rocknroll radio station in the Greater Boston Area in the early 80’s!
94 1/2 (and they said “and a half”, not POINT Five)
One of the best songs ever written!( the other one is “another tricky day” they both give me goosebumps! Every time I hear them! Long live The Who!
Some song's you like because you like the band, some song's you like because they are great song's,and some song's you like because they take you back to a great time in your life.... this song is all of these... could play this on repeat for ever.....
YOU BETTER YOU BET IS MY FAVORITE SONG OF ALL TIME CHRIS HOCH
i went to the most recent concert in vancouver, on october 21st and it was the best day of my life. it was my first who concert and i stared crying like 6 times. when they played this song the crowd was going crazy :))) i have been listening to the who since i was a baby. i was born a who fan, literally. thank you for inspiring me so much and making me smile every day with you and your music, pete, roger and zak!!!
(rip keith moon ❤️)
Saw them there two nights in 1989, my first Who concert(s). Long bus trip from Manitoba though, but my friends dad lived there so free room and food. rip Keith and John
I'm french and I saw the Who 14 times since 89. They allways make me cry. Every thing they make are masterpieces (tommy, even the movie and musical, quadrophenia, Who's next, even mc Vicar (a Who film), ...I love Pete and Roger, and RIP to keith and John
The addition of the orchestra seemed to make the music come alive in an even more powerful manner. I fully admit to tearing up during some songs as the renditions were so freakin' beautiful. I saw it in Toronto and I think they had difficulty selling tickets due to the Raptors going all the way and the concert being rescheduled until October of 2019. Got our tickets for only $59 each!!!
Another perfect rocksong of Pete and the Who, also well chosen chords, nice pianoplaying, Ok I stop, everything is perfect
A coming together of the planets. A constellation of greatness for sure. 🎉🎉
This is probably one of my favourite songs by The Who although of course their earlier stuff is also iconic.
Hey you should look up The Doublejumps if you like The Who
I saw The Who last year and Rogers voice was incredible. It’s like he was still in his 30s and he could hit high notes like it’s no one’s business
当時12才だったあの頃、新たなthe whoの楽曲にまたウキウキして聴いていたのを思い出すなぁ💖
こんな曲なかなか作れません✨
One of there best songs ever
you better bet your life
I had a Beatles tape when i was 14 in 1984 and my boyfriend wanted to trade me this for a who tape, back then I thought I got taken, but now i realize the significance of this band. The huge range of influence they had on the 80’s scene is way under rated. Love them now, they are iconic.
I always loved the ending ..man that was epic 1979...my senior year has great memories
This song, together with "Athena", are the best in the post Keith Moon era... Great WHO !!!
Every man has a "The Woman" in his life. I was lucky enough to have this as our song.
Who does that now???? Miles Kane.....and that's a big compliment....i love this song!!!! Wake up in the morning and listen it and the world is yours....!!!
Great classic video, thanks!
One of my favourite songs right now by a legendary band. RIP John and Keith
Who died? John who?
John Entwistle
@@monkeydui7241 who?
@@downtownneonlights The bassist
When music was great.. and you can understand every word of the lyrics.. what a concept
This song is just fantastic and it shows how the who adapted to the changing music scene from the 60s to the 70s and then the 80s just amazing songs and musicians
I lived my professional life like John Entwistle in this video. Flashy people around me. And I'm just off to the side, playing bass like a boss.
It worked for John. It worked for me.
This song is so much fun to play. The verses and choruses are simple major progressions, the middle parts are highly unusual and still doable. Very fun.
Without a doubt, my favourite 'post-Keith' Who song!
I was a freshman in High School when this song was one of my favorist 😁 and still is. Thanks God for Pandora!... I have a radio chanel all about the 80's music.
This was my Who song. When it came out in 82 I was 15 too young for most of their 70s hits but I loved this one.
No doubt about that. I always love their songs. Brings back happy memories.
Some of the best lyrics I've ever heard
I`ll take the Who all day every day and twice on Sunday`s. They are so Iconic and powerful. Classic Rock at it`s Finest.
I bought the vinyl single back in 1981. It is still in good shape.... What a song! On a Who best of the long version rocks too!!! I was 13 years old back then.
The best live band ever past and present
They are still great! The concert was wonderful! Glad we got to see them one more time.
A song my husband and I constantly break out and sing to each other. When I say I love you, you say you better, you better, you better, you bet! x
I asked for the Who are you video: They uploaded it. I asked for this video: They did it again. Now I've got nothing to ask. Thank you The Who!
This is one of the best songs Pete ever wrote ! 💫❤ It has everything great about the Who
The Who dabbling in pop - rock and they do it better than anyone, long live the geniuses of London ❤️
made me love The Who.. thank you MTV for introducing these guys to me.
Kenney was one hell of a drummer
Here'$ to Kenny, in The Who.
And the one of a kind, legendary Small Faces. 🥁🎹🎸
4 years late, but I'm so pleased you said that, I've been telling people that for 45 years!
やはりThe･Whoはいいなあ。2004年に何かのフェスティバルThe･Whoが来日するというのを知りチケット買い日産スタジアムに行きましたよ！その何年後かに単独での来日コンサートも横浜アリーナに出向き最高でした！その後1212、2015年？ハイドパークコンサートの映像観ていぶし銀のかっこよさを痛感しました！
Forgot how great of a drummer Kenny is to me his drumming with The Who is really good with The Faces he was perfect all around a great and very underrated drummer
face dances was the first cassette i bought with my own money....
And it might just be me but why am i suddenly loving the bass on this? 'Thanks John!
The Who's two albums with Kenny Jones are so underrated. I hope more people reevaluate.
Totally agree!
Agreed.
@Capri But Moon albums were uneven as well...
@@patgalvez4563Kind of Moon's thing, right?
Incredible
You Better You Bet by The Who and Let My Love Open the Door by Pete Townsend are iconic. If you haven’t heard them you’re missing out.
Whoever corrected the audio speed, THANK YOU! When this video first came out, it was so sped up, it was The Chipmunks doing The Who.
One of the Best Rock intros ----- EVER! The song is fantastic!
One of the best rock songs
that progression comes out of nowhere on your first listen and will make you repeat this song about a thousand times before you've enough of it, until you revisit it for a thousand more later down the road
One of the first music videos to air on MTV’s launch night!
They left a verse out for the sake of the video
No shit? Didnt know tgat
The fourth one they showed. Third was Rod Stewart's "She Won't Dance With Me" and second was Pat Benatar's "You Better Run"
And, of course, first was "Video Killed The Radio Star" by the Buggles.
@@johngarcia5657 it was the single edit for radio.
The intro always gives me absolute chills, one of the most emotional songs ever
Ladies and gentlemen this is how it's done.
I'm Latina, came to this amazing Country many years ago, never ever heard this song before until I started dating my fiancé. Every time he said I was beautiful or he loved me or missed me, I used to hugged him hard, kissing his face annoyingly and say you better say that... then he started playing this song, saying it was my song. He passed away 2 months ago, since then, I haven't been able to go anywhere, I work from home, so I spend my days between my bedroom and my office. Today, I decided to go to the mall to return something and I was looking at a pretty dress, talking to him, saying I bet you would of like me to wear this for you, all of the sudden I felt like someone grabbed me, I turned around and there was nobody there, but noticed this song was playing.... I almost lost it! Oh God, I miss him.... Love you forever Guapo ❤ Until I see you again in Heaven, I guess 🙏🏻 RIP Jim 🙏🏻
Kenney Jones THEE Most Underated Big League Pro Dummer of All Time.. Dude is a Beast.
LOVE THE WHO!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
WHAT A SONG!!!!!
Ich habe the who zu der Zeit entdeckt und dann erst wirklich die Bandgeschichte geschnallt. Bin jahrgang 61, kenny Jones kannte ich von den faces etc und bin ein großer Fan ❤
It's always great fun to watch Pete jump around and play the guitar even now that he's much older he's still pretty lively
Yeah!... Pete, Loved to jump and leap around on stage but Pete also took a lot of speed and tooted a lot of Cocaine.
The best hotel destroyers ever , music was also perfect , Townshend's power-cord .
Listening to The Who, energy set to full, volume up to blast!
Young guys don't understand this song. I'm 40 and I'm living it like wtf
Still loving this in 2023
The who es una de las bandas que escuche en mi infancia, que le gustaba a mi madre, ella contemporánea de esa época rock ingles, rock de verdad, no tengo mucho conocimiento en the who mas que uno que otro single. tengo 45 años, no me toco esa buena ola inglesa, pero lo que observo en este video, viendo a the who, es que a pesar de que llegaron los ochentas(y mas), sii, se escucha bien ochenta este tema, siguen , siguieron siendo lo que siempre fueron , una gran banda. Si me preguntan, prefiero el sonido viejo de décadas pasadas. larga vida!!!
A Gem!
I bought this single from the big CO-OP in East Ham when I was just 12yrs old!...It was a great follow on from Quadrophenia & the Mc.Vicar film at the end of the 70's...
The Who are a fantastic group & still a great part of my life...Good music has no time for lightweights
😅...Stay cool 😊❤Stevie M 👍