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Bruno Stone |
Yesterday me and a friend watched this DVD from Classic Album serie, Who`s Next...
Fuck, I knew a couple of songs from them, but now...
It was fantastic see all those footages from the 70s, especially Baba O Riley in a small stage somewhere ( you must know this footage i`m talking about ).
We got totally in awe watching Pete Townshend working a syntetizer, getting the sound to Won`t Get Fooled Again.
And Entwhistle playing fucinkg good lines to Baba o Riley, hearing the original record in the background...
And they laughing hearing Moon in the tapes destroying the drumms without miss any beat... laughing and thinking `` What a fucking great drummer ``
It was amazing watch this DVD. |
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Steamboat Bill, Jr. |
Haven't seen the DVD, but the "Baba O'Riley" footage is probably the Shepperton '78 concert, staged and filmed for THE KIDS ARE ALRIGHT. |
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corgi37 |
Yeah, i've seen it. Great little doco. Baba O'Reilly is indeed from the Shepparton Studios in 78 (Moon's last live performance).
The story behind Who's Next is superb. When Towsehend explains his vision (as best as he can anyway) you realise what visionary he was. It was also amazing to see that Pete PLAYED that WGFA intro, it wasnt a loop! Many people credited him with almost inventing all that shit.
I adored the break-down of the songs, particualarly Bargain. Man, what an amazing drummer! We all know that, but sheesh, simply breathtaking.
I wish they would do a similar thing on Exile. |
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sirmoonie |
That Classic Album - Who's Next is a great DVD to have. Some footage in there I had never seen.
The Kids Are Alright DVD has another fantastic extra from the Shepperton Studios Baba/Fooled combo - isolated track of Entwistle (you can barely hear some backing synth). Check it out, he really was incredible, best I've ever seen or heard by far. Some of is just straight bass rhythm playing, then suddenly he's all over the instrument with all ten fingers getting all kinds of riffs and licks out of it. And he barely breaks a sweat, its astounding to watch. |
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