This rockumentary captures The Who, The Best Rock and Roll Band in the World, at their best, 1965-1978. Released around the time of Keith Moon's death, it seemed approriate for the time. We see The Who at Woodstock, the Smothers Brothers Show, Shindig, and at Keith Moon's final concert appearance. Some good interviews along the way, but this is about The Who- live. They smash up their equipment several times- including montage after the 2nd My Generation (at Monterey Pop Festival '67.)A classic rock tv moment occurs in the opening MG in the opening scene. Keith packed his bass drum with a load of gun powder, and injures himself in the explosion, and singes Pete's hair. Great for any Who fan, and put together well.
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