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I just watched this whole video and truthfully it's not very good at all. Sounds like a drunk garage band to me......and I love Quadrophenia so it's not like I don't like the Who.
I don't think either band is truly amazing when performing live.
Zeppelin, they suck live.
I'd stay home and listen to some of their studio albums, both of these bands.
(But if you give me a copy of Tommy I'll fling it through the air like a Frisbee.)
I guess there's no explaining taste, but the fact that The Who have long been regarded as the best live act ever speaks for itself.
Okay.....well going by studio albums alone, I like:
Led Zeppelin.....1, 2 and 3. That's all.
The Who......Quadrophenia and Live at Leeds. That's all.
So I guess I'm going with Led Zeppelin on this thread.
(Traffic and Eric Clapton - the only two concerts that I actually walked out on.....Traffic was so messed up on heroin at State University of Stony Brook, N.Y. - they couldn't play or sing or anything - and Clapton was doing the tour with his song, "Pretending", in Miami - boring stuff.)
I guess there's no explaining taste, but the fact that The Who have long been regarded as the best live act ever speaks for itself.
A drunk garage band??
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....and who is it that says that? I've never heard that before, from anybody.
(Please understand that I'm very open minded and I respect everyone's opinion! What you like is what you like and that's alright!)
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