I'm pretty sure I was at that show, it was outdoors. It wasn't really The Who, but more like The Who Review, you know, very professional but no longer dangerous like in the old days.

That’s a good way of putting it! I would have loved to see them maybe in the early 70s. @@robertkees6048

Sorry but this is mediocre version of a fine song

you might not be able fart without a nappy at their age so respect your elders ...

who music got me through some dark days as a teenager ... long live rock

It was on life support after Moon, it truly died when we lost Entwhistle.

Due to their hearing problems, they do more of an unplugged show. Their hearing can no longer tolerate screaming guitars. Fir guts in their 70's it is pretty good. I hope to be playing at that age. In my band we have a 75 year old vocalist, 69 year old bassist and I am 61 on drums. Keep on rocking in the free world.

Thank you

Future view?

Not sure, I believe he was looking at abused children , he said he was looking at the abuse out of compassion and was unaware or at least didn't consider the legal implication . I believe he is a good guy , not a perv.

I will always love The Who. I'd love to see the remaining members of Jefferson Airplane play together one more time for the hell of it, Grace included. And I agree with you, too. 🙂🙂🙂

Let's see how much drive, energy and spark you have at 80! 🤡

probably extra monitor mix because Pete is profoundly deaf these days.

He's not deaf: he has tinnitus. His hearing improved partially because of operations as well as playing in front of that plexiglass shield. Rock musicians are far more likely to use in ear monitors than stage monitors these days.

@@hfhifi6878 You mentioned operations and the only thing I came up with was a LONG break from touring, where his tinnitus seemed to get somewhat better. He's been wearing hearing aids for ages, along with Roger doing the same. As for those plexiglass panels, they are fairly common when trying to keep stage volume low, which is another reason to use in-ear monitors or local monitors instead of the typical wedge monitors. They also make life easier for the guy running the mixing board, because there's less sound bleeding between the various mics on stage.

Roger getting around pretty damn good for 80!

Thank You

Entwistle as well.

@@thegoldendog7991 Damn, you're right !!

I think it's because this is a charity show.

I see..didn't know that@@jesseross6029

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it was a joke

You just dont get it.

Hey, at least they are not the house band at some joint in Vegas these days!

In the entertainment industry -- you always end up finding out which performers made financial plans for the future......and which ones need to use fans as a financial bailout.

@@richardcoreno in entertainment, it's probably more about the dozens of support staff who are not old enough to retire. Think about how many personal assistants, managers, tour organizers, etc who are on payroll because these guys get a million bucks a show. Even some kid has a job as an usher at venue because these guys keep working. Think about the wasted real estate before someone got the idea to put rock N roll in stadiums! It's all good.

Townsend,who as we know,wrote 99% of the songs,so gets all the royalties,so Daltrys income,other than he’s fish farm,earns from touring.