The Who - 07 - Dreaming From The Waist video free download
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Duration: 05:17
Uploaded: 2008/07/07
1975.11.20 - The Summit; Houston, Texas
1. Substitute
2. I Can't Explain
3. Baba O'Riley
4. Boris The Spider
5. Drowned
6. However Much I Booze
7. Dreaming From The Waist
8. Behind Blue Eyes
9. Amazing Journey
10. Sparks
11. Acid Queen
12. Fiddle About
13. Pinball Wizard
14. I'm Free
15. Tommy's Holiday Camp
16. We're Not Gonna Take It
17. Summertime Blues
18. My Generation
19. Join Together
20. Naked Eye
21. Roadrunner
22. Won't Get Fooled Again
23. Magic Bus
24. My Generation Blues
Comments
9 years ago
Fendersunburst905
Seen both The Who and Led Zepp in the 70's in the UK and both were great but it is hard not to focus on the singer even with the naked eye.This vid shows why Daltrey in my opinion was far better than Plant when it comes to a visual performance and was totally mesmerising and on top of his game in the mid 70's.9 years ago
james kelly
Entwistle's bassline makes the hair on the back of my neck stand up!! One of the most honest from the heart songs from one of the greatest Who albums ever recorded!10 years ago
Grenge g
Great bass solo. Pete was probably jealous. And the fact that Roger used to like to play it , got on his nerves as well , as commented on the R & B video.11 years ago
petefen40
I've been Dreaming from the Waist on down for some time now...and The Lady's sad sad story does have me quietly weeping too...'By Numbers'...very underrated.11 years ago
Derek Wilson
JoCote. Most media people had no idea how the Who sound worked. Surprised that the chaps didn't set up their own video company to teach the rock world. Some particularly useless cameramen close up on Moonie when it's the Ox.Guess they want flash and bang and not bang flash. Think Pete hated it because Rog loved it. It's in my top 3. Not just of the Who but of anyone.11 years ago
Renato Astek
n to the bone n for the rest...john entwistle kick ass11 years ago
Renato Astek
allllllright fucking sick to the soul12 years ago
James Joyce
The studio version makes them punks drool with envy.12 years ago
jackbenimble8855251
John is so awesome!!!! Great bass!!!12 years ago
Keith Lee Butteriss
Its all about the drums and Bass on this song I was at Leicester granby Halls for this Tour awesome12 years ago
greedo591
The Who en vivo es impresionante12 years ago
JosephCote27
no offense meant to the great Pete Townshend, but I can't believe the camera man just focused on Pete chomping away on power chords while John played some of the most amazing lines ever heard in rock bass history.12 years ago
Fred Herrman
The playing is just magnificent. There's something so loose and spontaneous about it all; like a band that's play together forever. I don't say this because this is my favorite band of all time, but THEY ARE my favorite band of all time! So there! Thank you Who and Pete for bringing us the music of our lives!12 years ago
George L
the evening i was born.....this song welcomed me into the world. FUCKING PT I LOVE YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!12 years ago
bwc3821
"Singing a song without me. Only at the end does it lift off." .... gotta be Behind Blue Eyes.12 years ago
Paul Bennethum
By Numbers is my favorite Who studio album, not a bum song on it. Townshend has always been best by being a realist lyrically and that album is as real as it gets!12 years ago
Paul Bennethum
By Numbers is my favorite Who studio album, not a bum song on it.12 years ago
tojoinbobdylan
which is the song they were going to perform next to this, without Keith?12 years ago
Mike Lee
man moon is in top form here..it's crazy to think that just two years later he'd lost so much of his drumming ability and power12 years ago
Revolution1117
@happykilojoule Although your post is 2yrs old now, I couldn't agree with you more! "By Numbers" was (is) a GREAT album, with; Slip Kid, How Many Friends, Dreaming' From the Waist Down, Blue, Red, and Grey, However Much I Booze, and of course, the "pop ditty" Squeeze Box, just to name a few. HIGHLY underrated!Related Videos
