The Who’s performance of “See Me, Feel Me” live at Woodstock 1969 is seriously one of the greatest moments of rock history. It’s my favorite song by them and it’s a religious experience. It truly defines the generation. That would be my recommendation.

You guys never mention John Entwistle, one of the greatest bass players of all time.

People wearing flowers, signs that just say "love" over and over. You never see signs that just say "love" anymore...And I agree with many posters, "Love, Reign O'er Me" is a great choice for your next Who.

Old Who is just as good as their newer music. Love to hear TheMagic Bus from their Live at Leeds album.

Thank god I discovered this song when I was a new, young drummer in the mid 70’s. It taught me I didn’t need to just keep a static 2/4 beat to be effective. Thank you for everything Keith Moon!

"Love Reign O'er Me" is the most important Who song that you have missed. THANK YOU!

A drumming masterpiece. KM was brilliant, aggressive and creative. So essential to the sound of The Who in this era!!! Always loved this song.

This still sounds as good as it did 56 years ago.

Great reaction… and I agree with many others here, “Love reign O’er me” is a must! 😀

The Who's "I Can See For Miles" peaked @ #9 in 1967 and strange as it may seem, it was the group's ONLY Billboard Hot 100 single to peak in the Top 10. Between 1965 ("I Can't Explain") to 1982/83 ("Eminence Front"), The Who charted 26 singles on the Hot 100. The runners up: 2) "See Me, Feel Me" (#12/1970), 3) "Who Are You" (#14, 1978), 4) "Won't Get Fooled Again" (#15/1971) & 5) "Squeeze Box" (#16/1975).

Jay & Amber, you'll love their "5:15" and "Love Reign O'er Me"!!!

Awesome. This is from the era of The Who that I love the most. They were so good and original back then and have a ton of cool songs from then. "Boris The Spider", "Tattoo", "I'm A Boy", "Substitute", "Doctor Doctor", "Bucket T.", and "Pictures Of Lilly". Too many more to list. Keep them coming guys.

I've been a around from Little Richard to Taylor Swift. This song has always been one of my favorites!

Now you're talking, that's real music, it was almost shocking in the aggressive tone when first released, bought the single right away. I saw this live, Roger spitting out the lyrics and the band putting the hammer down. For more of that era of the WHO, try Amazing Journey into Sparks from Tommy, it is a masterpiece in studio and is all powerful live in 1969 - 1970. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎶

This is one of my favorite songs from them.

I bought my first ever LP, The Who Sell Out, because of this song. Over time they became my favorite group.

If you want a deep cut from this era of the Who, try "Relay." "Pictures of Lily" is also a fun one, from setup through to punchline. "Magic Bus," meanwhile, is immaculate.

Saw the Who twice at Newcastle around about 1978. On the second occasion, I walked out in front of a bus. My ears were ringing so much I couldn’t hear anything else. Four masters of their art.

The Who's only Top Ten American hit. Keith Moon's drumming is sensational. This is the song that inspired the Beatles to try a heavier, louder sound with "Helter Skelter."

A great song from a great band. I'm glad I grew up with this music! Those were the days! 👍👍🎶🎶🎶

From the peak of their Mod powers. One of their best. Thx for this.

I wasn't old enough to hear this when it first came out. I was already a big fan of Who's Next and Tommy before I ever heard any of their amazing British Invasion era catalog!

So glad you guys reacted to this, was one of my favorite songs when I was a little kid.

Trust me, you guys have only scratched the surface of The Who. Please continue keeping great music alive.

Such an omniscient song, and for me there's just nothing like Keith's frenzied, yet somehow under control, playing.

Great song. Can't recall if you have done Love Reign O'er Me but it is a must if not.

You guys STILL have not heard anything from their brilliant and legendary Live at Leeds. Until you hear the My Generation jam from it, you really have not heard the WHO at their full power and glory live mode. You want the best live ROCK then listen to that, it will give you a new perspective on how great they really were. 🎸

Was so fortunate to see them Live at Edinburgh Castle 2 weeks ago, they still got it as they head towards their eighties

Have you two ever thought of reacting to their album “Tommy”. That is their Rock Opera about a young boy who becomes Blind Deaf and Dumb after witnessing a horrific event. The music is phenomenal and the story from beginning to end is amazing. You should definitely listen to it with candles and a lava lamp.

The woman generally reflects my reaction as the song goes on. This song is relentless.

The tune that inspired Paul McCartney to write Helter Skelter for the Beatles. British rock & roll was something else.

I used to teach a course in the History of Rock and Roll and one of my students, a very smart young man who was a serious piano player and was a bigger fan of classical music than rock, said to me, "Mr. Reid, this is the first rock song I've ever heard in which the fade-out is justified by the lyrics!"

I love how Amber rocked out from beginning to end. If you want to hear another "ominous" song from The Who, check out "Substitute."

You both need to listen to The Real Me. Great bass playing from John Entwistle. One of the greatest rock bass players of all time.

Keith Moon was an absolute animal on the drums

Love Reign O'er Me by The Who, that's the song you've got to hear next!

Great choice! My very first concert, when I was a young teen right after this song hit the airwaves, was The Who as opening act (they stole the show, and smashed their instruments during the final song), the Blues Magoos (one hit wonder with "Nothin' Yet" , and headliner Herman's Hermits. The entire album that this song is from "The Who Sell Out' was groundbreaking IMO, they used a lot of new recording and guitar techniques / ideas, including 'commercials' between some of the songs - worth a listen to the entire LP.

Keith Moon sounds like a freight train runnin'.

60s Who is some of the best rock n roll ever created…very creative and highly influential….awesome reaction! Keep going with that 60s Who

I'm old enough to remember when this song came out. They used to play it on carnival rides in my town in the UK on a loop, and "Substitute" too.

What made these 60's songs magical was the older 4 track recorders before the 24 track modern get ups. Recorded on magnetic tape.

I've been a fan of The Who since I first saw them on TV back in the 60s. To this day when I listen to them the volume definitely gets CRANKED UP! They're one of my all-time favorite bands.

Probably my favorite Who song. Thank you so much!

This is one of Who's best it was my favorite for years and years

I can remember listening to this song at night on some of the big AM stations - WLS in Chicago and WKBW in Buffalo. I lived in Pennsylvania and I was probably 8 or 10 years old.

I love your reactions and have been following you for some time. I see you have quite a few "The Who" videos. But you still haven't heard one of their best most popular songs yet. Its called: "love reign o'er me" Its one of their most powerful songs ever! I really look forward to hearing what you think. Cheers.

Roger spitting out the lyrics and Pete windmilling on that guitar - perfect group.

The Who - I Can See For Miles - Was used for the TV show CSI Cyber. It lasted only 2 seasons 2015 - 2016.

This takes on an even deeper meaning too, when you look at it through the modern, digital, age. "I can see for miles," indeed. With satellites and the proliferation of security cameras, traffic cameras, and the like, I can see pretty much anywhere on the globe from the comfort of my own home. Sure, it may not be real time, but I can go to street view of Times Square or the 109 Shibuya building in Tokyo and I'm still sitting here in my apartment hundreds or thousands of miles away. And certain parties-such as law enforcement-can actually see the camera feed in real time, or with only a tiny delay.

I still have the 45 record of this. Late 1960's.

Amber you made a great connection to The Beatles here. When this song came the trades all considered it the most bombastic song on the radio. Paul McCartney wrote Helter Skelter to up the ante on bombastic

The harmony is so good, it takes me back to my younger days. Thank you for sharing ❤❤

I see some comments about this being hailed by Townsend as their loudest & raunchiest song to date, then McCartney writing Helter Skeeter as a one-up. I think Helter Skeelter is indeed a heavier, more rocking song. But don't forget that The Who were once known as the loudest band out there, literally louder than a jet engine (hence Townsend's great hearing loss today), and they're the first band I'd ever heard of that smashed & destroyed their guitars after a performance. It was juvenile, but it got them noticed in the press.

You guys will find an excellent long version of their song "Magic Bus" (4:41 min.). A great unknown hit song of theirs from June '72 is "Join Together."

I remember buying that album when it came out so many years/decades ago. Great song. Thank you. Keith's drumming was like ominous thunder rumbling in the background.

A Quick One While He's Away - Rock and Roll Circus - and absolute must! It's long but it will blow you away. I love watching Keith's face and his whole way of just being Keith. I'm off to watch it - again! So Good!

The who songs were used for all 4 csi shows starting with the original that was based in las Vegas -who are you CSI new york-baba O'Reilly CSI Miami-won't get fooled again CSI cyber-i can see for miles

Moon makes the song. It's a threatening mood. No producer can produce Moon's style, but one can constrain that style and make it fit the song, make into a song worth listening to. Imagine this song without that drumming. Inconceivable.

My hubby saw then on Friday and said Roger Daltrey STILL has his pipes ❤ 🎶🎶🎶❤

The Who are so good. ❤🇬🇧

This was the first song by The Who I ever heard, back when it was in the Top 40. I absolutely loved it then, and I still do. Had no idea who The Who were at that point.

Wow I'm 69 years old , I'd forgot just how awesome Keith Moon Was on drums and like the previous comment John Entwistle on Base unbelievable 👏

The Who are from before my time, and I only know a few of their songs (mostly from Tommy). Thanks for educating me with this one.

You'd enjoy the documentary The Kids Are All Right, which is a history of The Who up until right before Keith Moon passed away. I remember one interview in that film where Pete Townshend talks about listening to The Beatles. "My stereo had the voices in one speaker and the instruments in the other. I turned the knob so that it was just instruments, and without their voices it sounded flippin' lousy." Meow!!!

"The Rock" (forgot the name of it) from the Quadrophenia studio album is an outstanding track and a tour-de-force by Keith Moon.

I used to get this mixed up with The Byrds 8 Miles High which was released around the same time. Also a great tune.

One of their best !

I watched The Who on Friday night and they were awesome, still smashing it at 78 years of age

Great song. One of the great "Classic Rock Bands" of all time. Never tire of their music. Unfortunately I never saw them in concert. One could argue them and the Kinks were the beginning of "Punk Rock". Steely Dan - Peg, Babylon Sisters, Black Cow, Aja, Kid Charlemagne, Night by Night, Fire in the Hole.

The Who, one of my all time favorites. Now i gotta listen to 'Love, Reign O'er Me"

Love your reactions - both fun and insightful. And to see you diving more deeply into The Who catalog (and seemingly moving them into the upper tier of your admired bands. Know you've done the studio version of their "Won't Get Fooled Again" before, but think your viewers would really love your reaction to the live 1978 version from Shepparton Studios - a truly breathtaking, surprising and fun performance.

Both of you would love The Who’s performance of “See Me, Feel Me” at Woodstock.

It never gets old, superb song. Now for Magic Bus perhaps??

Love this song! Instantly reminds me of 60s vibe!

Another vote for Love Reign O'er Me. It's a masterpiece.

Snare drums!!! Perfect

The drumming is amazing.

Listen to " Love Reign O'er Me"

I'm 69 at age 15/16 my sister and I had a band, played weddings, company picnic, we did this song along with some Janis, animals, Jefferson airplane, good time back then🥰

My favorite WHO song is Love Reign O'er Me. Amazing!

I'm a huge fan of all the "British Invasion" bands since seeing the Beatles on Sullivan in 1964. You're right Amber, there was an occasional "creepy" song - Stone's "Under My Thumb" and Brown Sugar", Beatles' "You Can't Do That" come to mind. Thanks for reacting to all this music from my youth!

Only band to compose and play Rock Opera!!! "TOMMY-THE PINBALL WIZARD" KEITH MOON'S DRUM M NG WAS IN XCEPTIONAL!👍❤ 🙏RIP KEITH🙏❤❤👍👍

My first song i ever bought by them RIP John And Keith I was at the Hard Rock Cafe having dinner with friends the night John Entwistle died at the Hard Rock Hotel from a heart attack but didn't know until the next morning on the radio very sad day had simaler experience coming home from Vegas that night I heard on all the radio stations once hitting LA broadcast radio area was wondering why stations that only play other types of music had Ray Charles music on every single station on the radio what a tribute I always cherished seeing him with my Mom at the Hollywood Bowl one of the last things we did together her last year before she passed away.

The Who is best experienced. You can do that if you listen to whole albums at a time. They were groundbreakers. Soon after Tommy was released, they did a live performance of it at Fillmore East. Leonard Bernstein went backstage, grabbed Pete Townshend by the shoulders, and said, "Do you realize what you've done?" Listening to Quadrophenia is an even better experience. And topped with "Love Reign O'er Me", it leaves you drained.

Great reaction Amber and Jay! You can't miss with the Who!

Roger used to say this was his favorite Who song to sing. Probably still does.

Another CSI show spin off signature tune CSI Cyber

The Who, yes most excellent music from the best of times. 😎🍺

This single was released in 1967. The Summer of Love!

Keith Moon was a Helluva drummer. Pete Townshend with his guitar also. With Roger Daltrey's vocals.

I think this is from 1965. Love it, one of my favorites from them.

Yes, Jay, The Who is DEFINITELY in the category of "Greatest Rock Bands of All Time"! Along with The Beatles, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, and Yes. Once you guys have listened to more of their songs, PLEASE watch their movie "Quadrophenia"!! Their studio album, Quadrophenia, is probably The Who's best. And the movie is about the battles between the "Mods" and the "Rockers" in England in the 1960's. It is a very moving film, and also stars STING (who was an unknown at the time) as the King of the Mods.

I actually heard this song because it was on Styx's album Big Bang Theory, a collection of covers of classic rock songs

There are two separate drum tracks on this recording. One is panned all the way to the left, and the other all the way to the right. Also...the one on the right is bathed pretty heavily with a long reverb

The (early) Who, & an amazing song. Thanks for your reaction.

Old Who...60s and 70s Who. LOVE LOVE LOVE. My first favorite REAL band (not the Partridge Family) I remember loving this song when it was on the radio when I was 6 years old.

Bill Clarke I agree. John Entwistle is widely considered the best bassist of the Rock Era. Rob Squad family needs to see a video of him performing. His playing is unbelievable!

Great band.

I can remember watching the Who on television playing my generation around 1969

Such an inspirational band that taught me so much about songwriting, especially how to tell a story with music. Think I have watched my DVD copy of The Kids Are Alright a thousand times at this point 😂 definitely worth checking out for any fan of The Who