The Who - At Kilburn - 1977 (DVD, 2008, 2-Disc Set)

No rock band gives as tight a performance as the Who. THe way the group blends their exceptional talent is spectacular. They never leave their audience disappointed.

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As a WHO fan from the early 60's, I always knew "They" were THE BAND that had the SOUND OF REAL ROCK! The band member lineup is the top of the ART FORM. I'm old and I've seen a lot of ROCK BANDS. All those Great Classic Songs! The power of the Music! Do yourself a favor and get this DVD for your collection! You will be very happy you did! Who's best? THE WHO.

This is an excellent DVD, what a ton of fun to watch both the band and the audience. It is the preverbial "time machine" DVD. The amount of on stage energy will make you smile and bring back memories of some ohhhh such good times.

GREAT DVD SHOW...... GREAT TO WATCH..... THEY ROCK..... THEY ROLL......OH MY GOSH WHAT A SHOW..........WOULD HAVE LOVED TO SEE THEM LIVE... THE MUST HAVE ROCKED AND ROLLED..........

This is an excellent release from The Who. The 1977 concert is very good, but the 1969 concert included as an extra is excellent. The video is a bit fuzzy at times, but the sound is great and it's a great perfprmance. I highly recommend this DVD.

The Who has always been seen as crazy guys who'd do anything on stage no matter how crazy. There style is so rebelious!!!

It is amazing how much can change in a decade. The lighting and camera capabilities in the 1969 Coliseum Opera House concert is dark, fuzzy, the lighting isn't 'in sinc' with the band, the camera crews aren't co-ordinated in their shooting. The 1979 Kilburn concerts, yes, I know, specifically arranged for "The Kids Are Alright", is modern day quality performed, lit, shot, edited. The music is always fantastic, no other band can come close to the way The Who structured their personnel, Pete and John's writing is broadrangeing, autobiographical and yet personally meaningful for so many.
also of interest is how they have set up the discs - you only get the 'full' [well, not quite] Tommy by hunting down the Extras button.
If you have (as most of us do) both the VHS and DVD of 'TKAA' and have repeatedly watched the sequences from Kilburn wondering 'Why don't they put out the whole bloody thing on disc - well, here you are.