That was Roger's (iconic) singing, not Pete's. Re: the Beatles, they did have 3/4 still around, compared to 2/4 of the Who (and also Queen, these days). Just saying. I'm not sure what I think about this point, ultimately. If they don't call themselves [band name] then they won't sell as many records... true, but the less selfish-sounding aspect of that is that some casual fans of the band will possibly miss material which comes out under the names of the band members. (Obviously enthusiasts will recognize the member names.) So it's not entirely that simple.

That's so true, im almost 70 but inside im still 20!!

@@s1d299 Roger singing Pete's words.

I've got to give Pino credit. Replacing Entwistle is an impossible task, but Pino is a great fit. I really liked his work with Don Henley.

@@neugey Pino was great on those two songs he contributed to on Pete's White City. I don't think he upped his game enough to come close to filling the void left by JAE's absence.

Yeah, it's a shame Zak turned that offer down. He's by far the best they've had since Moonie died.

@@norbertk9595 nobody can!

It's a legal matter from now on.

Well, they did drop half of the letters of the original band name. "Who" = 3/6 letters of "the Who". :-) At least they aren't "who?"... hopefully that never happens!

@@s1d299 they will always be the who

It sounds like the Who to me.

Totally agree! Very disappointed in this album.

Who's Left

That was obvious to me just by Pete's voice. Glad he dug it out of the archives.

Indeed! Thanks for the tip on this.

I just heard it on here - it’s classic Pete!

Thanks.

Thanks. You can never agree with everyone on everything and this holds especially true when we talk about music, film etc. I listen to critics on youtube whose views I don't always agree with but I respect their take on things because they can sometimes give me a perspective that I hadn't considered. I hope that I can at least do that with my reviews. Take care and thanks again.

Many years ago I remember reading that Daltrey didn't want a replacement drummer who sounded like Moon, he was afraid he'd forget Moon was gone and turn around to find someone else at the drum kit while performing.

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daughtry ?!? oh dear.

@@TheCornishCockney .. He probably thinks the song is called "Teenage Wasteland".

That’s Daltrey and Townshend

@@helenbryant404 sorry, it didn't understand the spelling from my voice.

@@e-curb come on now, be cool

Thanks. I hope it goes to #1 too.

They should never have replaced Moon at all, just used session drummers on a song by song and tour by tour basis.

@@TheSanityInspector Not a bad idea. In terms of big name rock drummers the only person I could think of who could replace Moon for the Who at that time would have been Neil Peart. But he was kind of busy at the time so....

You can find it at Target Stores or their online site for $13.

Yes and I find it very annoying. Even when you buy the deluxe edition there may be other tracks released through other outlets. Japan often gets tracks no one else does. This is why I prefer to download and make my own CDs.

Paul McCartney have frankly not been very active since late 1966... It is ok that people like Billys muzak, i just do not like the notion that people seriously believe that the guy who wrote "Yesterday" also did "Fuh you". That is not the case at all. Lennon had the balls to critize Billy for his muzak. And he did tell people in "How do you sleep" (Altough it went over peoples heads) that JPM is "Yesterday" and that Billy is "Another day".

Absolutely, the solo stuff they do doesn't interest me either, but the who as we knew them are amazing.

I agree. I love the song.

As a musician myself, all I can say is: Do it for as LONG AS YOU CAN!

For me,"SAND" is well worth it.

I agree.

Robert and I talked about this (personally) just the other day. He agrees that they shouldn't call it The Who, but he understands why they need too. He also added that you gotta give credit to Page and Plant. They didn't release "Walking into Clarksdale" as Led Zeppelin. And they would have sold a lot more copies if they had.

@@TJRtheOriginal fine with me, I still think it's okay, but I get your point. I do enjoy when you two discuss old and new music. Please, make more videos with Robert. It's always a treat. I also liked the old channel, music worth buying.

I am hoping that Robert and I can do more videos together soon. Robert has a lot of personal stuff he needs to take care of right now (We did do a new episode of our top 100 songs though)

Listened. Like it. Really starts out strong though and after track 8 or 9 gets a little strange. Overall, I will keep it in the rotation.

These two guys are probably one of the most honest and true musicians you can hear in music in 2019. Mr. Daltrey is an iconic singer and Mr. Townshend one of the greatest composers in pop and rock. It is the course of life people leaving us, so lets enjoy these two are still here. Thank you Mr. Daltrey and Mr. Townshend for all the good music! (The only thing I don't like on this album is the last song with the heavy autotune.)

@@krollpeter You're still only getting half a Who. Some band members are simply irreplaceable.

I feel exactly the same. And fuck all these piece of shit haters.

@@markvaught9510 Haters generally arent there for the bands anyway ,,just knotweed

You're welcome. Thanks for watching.

I love a Entwistle’s drawing for by numbers! I am pretty artsy, so maybe norms wouldn’t appreciate it

No I haven’t read it. But I would like to

Cool! I am going to check out your sequence.

Yeah. I can understand a double CD version with a bunch of extras.... but a difference of three extra songs? Just release the 14 song version and call it a day. Thanks for commenting.

A different dynamic between the 2 groups. John & Paul were the main songwriters and singers with George as the Entwistle contributing artist. I do miss hearing 1 or 2 Entwistle tracks on the last 2 Who albums, he added a different flavor and a sense of humor to the group in addition to his incredible bass playing.

Bad example. There is no "Fab two". It is only FAB ONE. Since we only talk about original bandmembers, Ringo is the only original band member left. "bUt siR pAuL iS sTiLL aLiVe". True. But he is not the real James Paul McCartney. Fab Four was John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr. Since "Beatle Bill" did not join Beatles until late 1966 he is not a real Beatle. History will not allow it to have existed two Paul McCartneys. I get the concept of your reunion opinion, but regarding ORIGINAL members Ringo is the last Beatle left. Meaning he was part of the band that became known and famous as Fab Four (They were not famous when Pete Best still was with them). I do not feel my PID/Paul was replaced-comment is out of context here, since The Who already in the 70's made a very popular song that hints in the lyrics that JPM was replaced. "So pick up your guitar and play, just like Yesterday!" I only bought The Who's new album in hope for more PID-clues.

Not sure on this but I think Paul went to he high court in 1970 after he left to stop the others carrying on without him.

Good point

Agreed ,, why bury yourself with losers,,, long live the who

BIG LOL! Thanks!

Good observation. Though I don't think that Pete gets enough credit for the leads he did actually take, especially live. Much is said about George Harrison's playing these days but for the life of me live George was way sloppier than Pete specifically as a lead player.

I agree, except for your use of 'there' instead of 'their', your misspellings of 'Townshend' and 'rhythm', and various grammar blunders. Man, have some respect for the readers. Your lazy writing is difficult to read.

I hope to do that at some point.

Grateful to the creators of all music,,,,,after judgement and hard times..thank you THE WHO

Wrong. Pete Townshend writes 99% of all who music since their inception. Roger Daltrey actually started the Detours which then became the Who in the early 60's.