Who,The Who/London,UK 3.27.2025 Complete Jewel Version

The annual event "TEENAGE CANCER TRUST" was held at the Royal Albert Hall this year, organized by Roger Daltrey, and The Who performed on stage. However, the live performance held at the same venue three days later triggered the temporary reporting of the "Zak Starkey firing" that everyone knows, so this live video is the one before that. (Note that it is not directly related to this live video, so I will omit the details, but it is said that Roger was angered by Zak's excessive drum sound, which is a characteristic of Zak, and by him live-streaming the rehearsal of "Song Is Over", which became the surprise song three days later, on Instagram.) In recent years, The Who has focused on live performances centered around "TOMMY" with an orchestra, but this time they have been freed from "TOMMY" for the first time in a long time, and the set list is a tear-jerker for fans, with a sprinkling of classic songs from the past. The live performance of "Love Ain't For Keeping", which has been revived for the first time in 21 years, is attracting a lot of attention. Moreover, it is not the electric live arrangement of the past, but an arrangement close to the acoustic version recorded on the album "WHO'S NEXT", which is really fresh and attractive. Moreover, it is also attractive that many songs related to "WHO'S NEXT" such as "Bargain" and "Behind Blue Eyes" are featured before and after. The shooting was done from the balcony of the Albert Hall, and the angle is very easy to see because it has a panoramic view of the stage on the day. If it was an angle from the front, for example, that only captured Roger and Pete, it would be monotonous and boring, but here, every scene on the stage is captured on one screen, so you will never get bored. In addition, the image quality and sound quality are at the highest level, and I guarantee that it is of impeccable quality as the latest live video that has not even been a week since the live performance. However, Roger is 81 years old. In "I Can See For Miles" and "My Generation", the song structure is completely wrong, but he is not at all fazed by it, and rather laughs it off. What's more, thanks to this angle, you can see that the band continues to play without being shaken. Meanwhile, Pete also redoes the intro to the finale "Tea & Theatre", but this is also calm and heartwarming. The transition from "My Generation" to "Cry If You Want" towards the end of the performance, and then to "See Me, Feel Me", was very effective. The latest live performance, captured at such a clear angle, was held in a very peaceful atmosphere, and expectations are rising for the next two performances scheduled for this summer in Italy. Above all, the set list, which is filled with classic songs from the past, is really attractive. Moreover, the rare "Love Ain't For Keeping" that will make any enthusiast cry is also included, making this the latest live video that is well worth watching. Royal Albert Hall, London, UK 27th March 2025 AMAZING SHOT!!! 1. Intro 2. I Can't Explain 3. Substitute 4. Who Are You 5. The Kids Are Alright 6. I Can See For Miles 7. Bargain 8. Pinball Wizard 9. Love Ain't For Keepin' 10. The Seeker 11. Behind Blue Eyes 12. The Real Me 13. 5:15 14. I'm One 15. Love, Reign O'er Me 16. My Generation 17. Cry If You Want 18. See Me, Feel Me 19. Eminence Front 20. You Better You Bet 21. Baba O'Riley 22. Won't Get Fooled Again 23. Tea & Theater COLOUR NTSC Approx.115min.