I'm 98 yrs old and still restore pinball machines. And for lack of better judgment, I will not sell my business, only because of this song.

I don't throw around the term living legend too often but Pete is definitely it.

We need to fully appreciate the legends, Townsend, Daltrey, McCartney, Jagger, Richards etc while they are still able to perform.

When they hit "listening to you ..", gave me shivers up my spine. Legend.

As an old man, I kind of cried listening my youth music again.

Pete is absolutely one of the true living Legends of Rock..it is a blessing he is still with us and kicking out the jams

I was blessed to work on the original launch in Toronto of Tommy with Des, Pete, and the Mirvish Family and their amazing team. As a guitar player, it was beyond amazing to see Pete in action giving music direction each day...I still have a signed original charts. Priceless.🎶🎵🎸

My God, that was beautiful. I bet it sounded amazing live. Pete Townsend, 78 and still rocking the world with his music.

I commented on this already. But I will say so again. I live in NYC. I see a Broadway show every week, and this is one of the best I have ever seen. I saw Cabaret in its first preview with Eddie Redmayne on Monday, which was amazing. But I have to say I liked Tommy even more. PLEASE see this if you are in NYC and help make it a hit! I don't want this show to get lost in the huge number of new shows this season.

See Me, Feel Me sends shivers down my spine every single time.

Being a musician with a son with autism, I understood the importance and beauty of the message in Tommy, about how a computer (at that time, a pinball machine) could be a realization for an autistic boy, and then a path of union for all humanity if we learn how to see, feel and then heal ourselves.

To see and hear this performed after all these years. Tears of joy.

I'll never forget the spiritual experience I had seeing the Who play these songs in 1976 at Madison Square Garden when Keith was still playing. That album will always make people wonder it's meaning. I was so fortunate.

Such a beautiful inspiring song. Pete is definitely one of the best songwriters of the 60s and 70s.

That young man has a fantastic voice.

Great rock albums will live on forever, if you've never heard Tommy give it a listen, it's fantastic beginning to end

Choked up. Good tears. 71 Still have the LP.

Roger Daltrey played Tommy in the movie, and, well, that is who I'll always picture playing the part. But it's good to see and hear Pete speaking, still (The Who played a concert at my high school in Southfield, Michigan in 1968 or '69).

The Who are one of my all time favorite bands- and this looks like a show that might do them justice!

Gotta give it up for Ali Louis Bourzgui. The Who has been my favorite band for over 20 years, and Tommy got me into them. I’ve seen them 4 times and watched every DVD and video I could find when I was a teenager, always honing in on Tommy. I was skeptical given how associated Roger Daltrey is with the role voice of Tommy in my mind, but the second Ali started singing, I felt myself amazed, as if he was both channeling and honoring Roger’s gruffness and also making it his own. I watched this with my Mom, who got me into them when I was 15, and we were both crying tears of joy by the end and laughing at ourselves. Now we’re talking about going to New York and seeing this! It looks like an amazing production, and it warms my heart to see Pete, who got me into rock music as well as playing the guitar (which I still do every day), still out there doing what he loves and seeming really happy doing it. The Who will never cease to inspire me to live a better, more purposeful, more energized life. So cool that Pete and Ali connected to share Tommy with the world once again.

Saw it on Saturday. One word: Wow. What. An. Incredible. Show. The classic album, music and story from 1969 are drawing crowds and selling out theaters in 2024, and on Broadway! The curtain went up, the Overture kicked off, and I was enthralled. I got teary-eyed, enraptured to see it all unfolding in the magic of theater, the lighting, the settings and the performances from professionals who let you know right away this is the real deal, and these are the big boys and girls playing. And now I see several comments from those who also shed tears of joy. It's good to know I'm not alone!

I saw it Sunday! It was amazing!!!Goosebumps and a dumb smile the whole show! Better than any production ever!

i saw this show in chicago last summer TWICE because of how amazing it is. if you have the chance to see it, you absolutely should. it was the best show i’ve ever seen!!

Nice to see Pete driving the car, again. Shades of Denver, '72. The Man!

Who fan FOREVER and from the first time I heard Tommy in '68 as a 13 year old kid the finale STILL gives me chills!

None of the performers in this show were alive when The Who released “Tommy”. This is what it means to be a legend and have a legacy. 56 years from now, nobody will be listening to Taylor Swift or Justin Bieber…but, they will be listening to The Who.

THE WHO has brought me from depression. to happiness. In my lifetime . NOW THATS a doctor I found to cure the boy!!!!

Damn no matter how many different versions of these tunes its always great, this actually tugged my emotions, Pete is amazing..

I saw Tommy on Broadway in the 90s and it was amazing. If I had the chance I would go see it again with this new production.

my local HS did a production of Tommy , my kid played the young Tommy (when my son was 7) He's 18 now and an accomplished Guitarist ...I grew up on the Who....

BRILLIANT vocalist…..Such HEART and SOUL in the way he SINGS the words…..Not that Roger wasn’t brilliant too. …I first was listening to the Who when I was just 9 years old in 1971 …As a kid that age I was going into W H Smiths or Boots and buying their singles around the time Whose Next ….Like with the Beatles I later went back and listened to their earlier stuff later. ‘Let’s See Action ‘ just did something to me back then. That ending with Roger’s voice being put through that repeat echo unit with those harmonies and that acoustic guitar I would carry around inside my head right thru junior school everywhere….As a song ‘Join Together’ just blew my mind with its combination of original sounds and sheer stratospheric exuberance….And when I first heard the futuristic synth chords and power growl distortion riffs of ‘Won’t Get Fooled Again’ on this portable radio set upstairs radio set I remember as a kid just going crazy jumping on my parents bed like a trampoline with a Slazenger tennis racket pretending to play guitar like I was absolutely NUTS…lol,,,and this was before I even knew who Deep Purple were or Ritchie Blackmore Ah, the flashbacks.😊 Halcyon days.🎉 remember that Entwistle song -‘When I Was a Boy’ -those lyrics ..’when I was a baby, I hadn’t a care in the world. But now I’m a man my troubles fill my head. When I was five it was good to be alive but now I’m a man I wish that I was dead…and I count up all those wasted years…The hopes and the fears. The laughs and the tears, and I wonder,,, I wonder, I wonder what went wrong’….When I hear that music in my head today with those words my eyes just fill up…Sounds silly I know…But in the end,,,aloft,, there is only love ❤😢

It had to be a thrill for the cast to perform this medley with the legendary Pete Townsend. Not only did he create Rock Opera, but he also perfected Musical Theatre for guitar players that still resonates today..

After that short rendition I’m ready to see the whole production !!! Awesome vocals and instrumentals !!! Tommy is one of my all time favorite sets of music for the past 50 years!!!!

Went to see Tommy yesterday and it was fantastic! If you can make it, go see this. The cast is incredible.

I love this with all of my heart. Tommy has brought immense joy to me and my friends and family for decades. It is the reason I started to play guitar. One of my oldest memories is watching my sister and her friend show my mom the interpretive dance routine they devised for See Me Feel Me. Townshend is such a real genius and we are so blessed to have him.

Peter Townsend is right up there with the very best. True legend.

GREAT PERFORMANCE! FUN TO SEE THESE YOUNG PERFORMERS SINGING A CLASSIC THAT WAS BIG BEFORE THEY WERE BORN.

I didn't idolize or have very many heroes in my youth but The Who was sure 1 of them. Still are. Thk u Pete & Roger! RIP Keith & John! "Long live rock...I need it everyday!"

I can't believe we are lucky enough to witness this. Wow.

I just shivered when they played "See Me" and "Listening to You". Saw them several times in the late 6os. Had the same feeling then.

They did a good job and how much of a thrill to have Pete there playing along?! Wow!

The who, one of true Legend groups from 60s - early 80s. Growing up listening to them also been few times in their concerts. Unfortunately, these Legendary rock groups won’t be replaced most of them from that era faded away. I’m 69 now, so glad I had the opportunity to listen to these awesome rock groups.

Happy for Pete and The Who legacy.

Great seeing Pete still putting it in 🎶

I was a teenager when The Who released their first record. I loved them then and saw them on their Quadrophenia tour and a few times after that. Nobody else has ever sounded as amazing as The Who.They will always be our friends.

Throughout act 1 when my family & I saw Tommy on Broadway, I actually shed a tear. I have never felt so much emotion go through me in a long time. I myself have autism, and I couldn't help but to feel sorry for Tommy when he was a kid with what he was going through. I would recommend this broadway performance to ANYONE who have never seen this performance live and in person!!

Thank you for posting this. I just saw this on the Jimmy Fallon show and I was hoping someone would post this I enjoyed watching this tonight so thank you.

Glad you never got old Pete! Hope this show comes to Toronto.

boy oh boy am I a lucky one. first time visiting NYC in a few days, and when I saw this will just be hitting the broadway I had to buy the tickets. I saw the who only once live in concert, but since I'm 35 that's only a blessing

Pete is one of the best songwriters of all time, and highly underrated in this regard. The Who’s catalogue is one thing, but listen to his solo repertoire. Phenomenal!

Decades since I first heard Listening To You (as a kid with bad hearing and eyesight) and it still gives me goosebumps and chokes me up. Thanks Pete for being an inspiration in my life as an artist and a person. (Read his autobiography folks, or rather listen to the audiobook version he narrated himself. It is an amazing journey....)

I love that Tommy is being cherished and respected this way, and I'm glad to see Pete Townsend feeling the love!

My first concert seeing the who in 1979 after Moon died, thinking I would never get to see them.. as a 19 year old, See Me Feel Me, to this day is the song that I remember from that concert.. just through the roof Goosebumps

Nothing less than classic. Brilliant, great, wonderful, dazzling, inventive, awesome, meaningful---classic. Thanks, Pete! Thanks, The Who! Thanks, Jimmy! Thanks to the cast and crew of "Tommy" on Broadway now! THIS is the Broadway show to see this year! Rock on!☮️❤️✌️

I got to see The Who perform in 1982 when tickets were $18 bucks,this music is timeless.

Having seen The Who perform Tommy at The Fillmore East, and at Woodstock, it’s uplifting see it coming to Broadway for a new generation. Mmmmy gennneration. 👏👏👏👏👏

I lived in Jersey 20 minutes from The City & Damn It! Now Tommy comes to Broadway?!? PLEASE take this on the road & go to my new home Chicago. The Who is my Number 1 favorite all time favorite band & I think I’m more of a Townsend fan. Freaking genius is an understatement.

OMG... Phenomenal performance! Tears in my eyes... this was the 2nd album I ever owned and I played it so much I bought a 2nd copy years later...

I remember seeing the original at the Macy's parade in 1993. I've been hoping for a revival for years. Just saw it on Saturday, what a welcome jolt this show is! Ali truly owns the stage, well done! I'll be going back in May. :D

I wish Pete were playing his SG through a Marshall instead, causing widespread hearing loss.

Love this! What a musical. What a story. The talent of Pete!!

Pete Townsend is the original mod, rocker and punk even after all these years. I love how intense his playing is. You can hear, see and feel his passion for the music.

Excellent!!! Tommy the who live musical in newyork bravo!!!

Fantastic! That young man makes a fabulous Tommy and always an everlasting pleasure to hear Pete Townshend play, sing or speak. ❤

The Who forever

Goosebumps!

Brilliant in every way- Just perfect performance- Thank you!

What memories.. I'm amazed that I still remember the lyrics.. Good God, those were the days of my teens..

What a legend !!!!!

Saw the show 3 times at the Goodman Theatre in Chicago last summer including one of the final performances that Pete showed up at. The audience went nuts. Seeing it again next week in NYC and can't wait!

All those gorgeous voices (especially the harmonies and soaring vocals,) plus all the excellent musicianship. What an huge thrill for the very lucky audience!

One of my favorite musicals of all time! So glad it’s been revived!

Tommy as popular as it is, is still so underrated. The Who at Woodstock were genre defining.

I was fortunate enough to see the original production of Tommy on Broadway and describing it as spectacular is an understatement. Thank you Jimmy for the entertaining and informative interview with the legend Pete Townsend. 🎶❤️🎶

Brilliant!! There's a lot of good new music today, but nothing like this that has stood the test of time. Would love to see this show.

Pete is the greatest songwriter of all time - this, the r&b hits, the 70s stadium rockers and I didn't even mention quadrophenia...

I got chills. Wow!

This guy nailed the lead vocals!

That opening riff always gives me chills. I don’t car how many times I’ve heard.

Incredible. What a legend!

OMG. That audience was so freakin' lucky that night.

Saw the show at the Goodman Theater in Chicago. Incredible!

Broody fantastic!!! I love this song .

Ali is amazing!!!!!

I remember the television station played the music LISTENING TO YOU during midnight movies on weekends when I lived in KC back in '70. I remembered the music one night stoned at a midnight showing, The Kids Are All Right, in Wichita.

Loved you for almost 50 years,Pete!!!! Bless you always!!!!! Xo Mel ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🫂🎸🎸🎸

After 50 years of concerts I have seen them all except the Beatles! I went to this movie when it was released! As I was stoned it was fantastic! A MASTERPIECE!!!

This show is absolutely amazing and the performers are fabulous! See it in person while you can!

When I was a kid you *had* to have the English import version of the album. I always felt it one of the more brilliant pieces of music ever written. Still do.

We saw Tommy on Saturday. It was awesome!

Awesome performance I can’t wait to see it live!!

....being a The Who fan and seeing the front man take that song on was exceptional, well done!

Absolutely amazing!🔥👏

He has a lot of Daltrey’s vocal character. This is great.

An ever lasting piece of music, it gets better each time I hear it.

Goosebumps!!!! 🥰🙃🙂

See Me Feel Me, 😢always got me❤but wow,this was a maze ball's 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Such an Amazing Journey; pure -- and easy.

I went to the show on March 23rd - it was really good, me and my guy thoroughly enjoyed it. This just brings it back to mind. Awesome!! 🤘🏼

Wonderful show! I was lucky to play the Acid Queen in a community theater production many years ago. I actually met Michael Cerveris after a Broadway performance of "Titanic". He was very gracious and we wrote to each other a couple times over the years. I also was lucky enough to go backstage and Bill Buell(original magistrate) gave myself and friend the tour. We stood on the stage and it is a memory I'll always be thankful for. I also met Anthony Barille(cousin Kevin) and Uncle Earnie. He was smoking outside the stage door. So incredible.