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70 Min Of Rare Coliseum Bonus Tracks And Extended Versions Including The First-Ever Long Performance Of 'Tommy' (19 Tracks In Total)
They Are One Of The Greatest Rock'n'roll Bands Of All Time. For Over 4 Decades They Have Changed Modern Music As We Know It. But Some Of Their Most Famous Performances Have Never Been Released...
Until Now
On December 15, 1977 The Who Performed Before A Select, Invited Audience At The Gaumont State Theatre In Kilburn (North London) To Record A Concert For Jeff Stein's Film 'The Kids Are Alright' Which Turned Out To Be One Of The Last Live Performances Of Drummer Keith Moon. Shot In 35 Mm, This Holy Grail For Every Fan Has Been Digitally Restored And Remastered In High Definition To Create The Ultimate The Who Experience
Featured On Disc 2 Is The Who's Remarkable Performance At The London Coliseum In 1969, A Never-Before-Seen Rarity And One Of The Band's Personal Favourites
Take An Amazing Journey With The Who Like You Have Never Seen Or Heard Them Before Featuring Their Greatest Hits And Hours Of Incredible Footage !
Tracklist:
Kilburn 1977 (Disc 1) :
1. Can't Explain
2. Substitute
3. Baba O'Reilly (Teenage Wasteland)
4. My Wife / Going Mobile
5. Behind Blue Eyes
6. Dreaming from the Waist
7. Pinball Wizard
8. I'm Free
9. Tommy's Holiday Camp
10. Summertime Blues
11. Shakin' All Over
12. My Generation
13. Join Together
14. Who Are You
15. Won't Get Fooled Again
Coliseum 1969 (Disc 2)
1. Heaven and Hell
2. Can't Explain
3. Fortune Teller
4. Tattoo
5. Young Man Blues
6. A Quick One While He's Away
7. Happy Jack
8. I'm a Boy
9. I'm Free
10. Tommy's Holiday Camp
11. See Me, Feel Me
12. Summertime Blues
13. Shakin' All Over
14. My Generation
Average rating (2 reviews)
The Holy Grail for Who fans!
kuryoso | 06/12/2008 | See all kuryoso's reviews (44) »
The Who for me will always be the original Townshend-Daltrey-Moon-Entwistle line-up. No question about it. Everything after Moon's death in 1978 you can forget about!
Concert footage of the Who in their prime is very hard to find. This double DVD gives you two treasures which had been languishing in the vaults for over 30 years.Blessed be modern technology...
The 1977 concert features Moon's last performance (but one, apparently) and shows you a band giving their best in a splendidly chaotic and hugely entertaining set.
The 1969 concert on disc 2 is unbelievable. The Who are truly in their prime here and nothing short of amazing. The footage may be grainy and sometimes even out of focus, but it will prove to be gold-dust for every Who fan.
Unbelievable!
QueSera | 15/11/2008 | See all QueSera's reviews (4) »
Unbelievable? Yes, I can not believe this has not been released before. Getting the main disk at the great Play.com price would be excellent, to get a double dvd with all this first class material is wonderful. If this isn't the 'orrible Who at their best, it isn't far off. Don't think twice, do not miss this!
English | |
2 hours and 18 minutes (approx) | |
Region 2 - Will only play on European Region 2 or multi-region DVD players. |
