I never post YouTube links, but I just couldn't resist sharing this. Keith Moon's isolated drum track for Won't Get Fooled Again. Great stuff.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NJH8DmPfVmU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NJH8DmPfVmU
Won't Get Fooled Again - Keith Moon's isolated drum track.
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Wow - too late to let it rip through the speakers now, but in the morning...........
You haven't got links to any isolated Entwistle, have you?
Tony Le Mesmer
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Awesomeness.
Moonie played the drums as a lead instrument
Moonie played the drums as a lead instrument
TWOCHOICEStom
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My friend & I had tickets to see The who at Worthing assembly hall, when they played 'The who's next' live in concert for the first time. We got there hours before the gig started and sneaked in. We were thrown out, but not before we had witnessed Keith Moon practicing. He was one musician that didn't need to practice!
Stato
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Here's an interview with Entwhistle discussing how they worked together:
http://www.drummagazine.com/features/post/partners-in-time-john-entwistle-keith-moon/
Interesting that neither the bass player or drummer seemed that interested in keeping time. I have heard Townshend complaining that this meant he had to.
http://www.drummagazine.com/features/post/partners-in-time-john-entwistle-keith-moon/
Interesting that neither the bass player or drummer seemed that interested in keeping time. I have heard Townshend complaining that this meant he had to.
Cheers!
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It's easy to forget sometimes just how insanely talented Keith Moon was.
BHAFC_Pandapops
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YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAHHH!!!! Dun Dun Danaaa
maltaseagull
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Fantastic............
My lad's old band (he's on drums) had a decent go at it (all 15 year olds) a couple of years back.
http://youtu.be/qCsjWIAQUbE
My lad's old band (he's on drums) had a decent go at it (all 15 year olds) a couple of years back.
http://youtu.be/qCsjWIAQUbE
LamieRobertson
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Whole track is fab....probably my joint fav track.
Stato
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Its well documented that, if you wanted a solid technical timekeeper, Moon wouldn't have been your choice, but his eccentric style meant that Entwhistle and Townsend adjusted to accommodate him. This made for a more exciting, unpredictable style. John Lydon couldn't sing a scale, but he is still one of the greatest vocalists in popular music.
I checked a web site that details Who gigs, and there is no mention of that concert, although there is mention of an earlier one. I also saw them at Sussex University refectory circa 1970. I was standing at the back and only caught sight of Townshend's arm a few times, when he did his 'windmills'. Does that count as seeing 'The Who' ?!
maltaseagull
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I am sure it does. Anyone who was at Woodstock or the IOW could claim thy saw them even though in reality they probably only heard them
Vegas Seagull
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Moon is dead
Mourn the King of the skins
Anyone recall this being painted in two foot high letters on the wall at the bottom of Adelaide Crescent when he died. No one wanted to remove it & it stayed for months
Mourn the King of the skins
Anyone recall this being painted in two foot high letters on the wall at the bottom of Adelaide Crescent when he died. No one wanted to remove it & it stayed for months