Pete Townshend - Slit Skirts - 1984 скачать видео бесплатно

chris moody

Good observation Fred that's why us 50+ can relate to these guys. Great song by the way Pete not sure about the hairstyle but I guess it's what you have to do to keep in the public eye.

Fred Cory

I woke up with this song in my head this morning.Townsend's voice is clear and accurate and it's easy to see the band loves having Phil Collins sitting in. IMHO what I call "war-baby bands" have shown to have a lasting impact. In particular, the music of The Who, Pink Floyd, and of course the Beatles is steeped in the memory of the hardships of wartime England. 

Anthony Hayden

A little bit older now but I made sure I was in this regular bar midnight turning 34 playing this on the jukebox sad but true...

Joseph Gorelick

huge Phil Collins fan but I miss Mark Brzezicki on this…either way, this is rad.

Joshua Hugo

Gotta love Pete's double-breasted "Nehru Jacket" and that 1980s Lindsey Buckingham haircut! 

Joshua Hugo

Marty Knowles-You're spot on about the story/meaning to this song-reminds me of my 10+ year marriage! "I know that when she thinks of me...She thinks of HIM," and who can miss "Lovers now estranged, avoid catching each other's eyes...." He sings it like he's been there-right down to the lines about reduced male libido of middle age, while "it's SHE who has to Beg..," and "Recriminations fester..." Wow! What an emotive song. A Masterpiece mix of lyrics and music! BTW I read the comments @Phil here-he ROCKS! As a drummer myself, I like how he adds his own flourishes to this live performance. Mark Breziecki was masterful on the studio recording, while Phil has added what should be brought to a live performance. How many drummers do you see who can also sing lead in their own band and solo performances and is not in the background?

Gustavo Dean

I think it's Japan's Mick Karn on bass. An amazing bass player.

Spike Genalo

Theres a great moment at 3:15 where Pete looks over with appreciation at Phil Collins beautiful drum roll going into the second chorus.

lettots

Also for those who don't know. Phil Collins is an excellent progressive drummer. just listen to trick of the tail, and the Lamb Lies Down on Broadway. by the way that's mid 70's Genesis for anybody that's too young to know.

lettots

this is my favorite Townshend song from his solo career, next is face to face. I'm a guitar player and for the first time today I actually sat down and started going over the intro to behind blue eyes. His guitar playing can be UnOrthodox at times. I don't mean that in a bad way. at times I think he's a musical genius. there's a note in the intro he picks twice which seems out of place. and the syncapation of the notes in the intro seem somewhat out of time, but it fits.

tom johns

so true but that hairy hat he is wearing is not cool

chalitin11

does anyone knows who was that at the end?? looked like robert plant i dunno...

Marty Knowles

Sorry dude, listen to the lyrics. Slit Skirts is about changes in an aging relationship. "Can't pretend that growing old doesn't hurt".

klimber10001

Still one of my favorite Who songs. Songs like this aren't written anymore..

SuperMegaUberGenius

it's still 2011 and the best chord progression but then i saw how pete in an interview in his interview and now that moon and enth and the sign of eth is rising in the walrus' tale. pete said in an interview tsomething how the comment would mirror the song writer, or opinion let me tell you more about almost 2012 god. anyhoo the mirror interview artist james joyce ! idndeed thanks for the threshold of great chord progressions!

Michael Haist

@arnolri1 Whoa! Tis Phil. What the heck was this performance for? I would've expected Brzrzrzrki.

Angie Buzzacco

Waht is he wearing?

federipal

Brilliant!!! The most versatile musician.

M Carlson

@lovedandhis Chairman Mao.

kc768

It's rare to see him play piano or keyboards, and he's really good at it. Beautiful player.

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