THE WHO THE KIDS ARE ALRIGHT VHS Remaster Cult Classic

MINT FULLY TESTED REMASTERED BMG VIDEO, SUPERB COVER ARTWORK SHOWN. 15 CERTIFICATE, 95 MINS RUNNING TIME, WITH 'CEDAR' REMASTERED STEREO SOUNDTRACK.

INDISPENSABLE OVERVIEW OF THE WHO IN THEIR POMP, WITH LIVE FOOTAGE & LOVELY ARCHIVE MATERIAL. SPLENDID COLLECTION OF WHO SONGS.

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  You can't go wrong with the contents. This is vintage Who, with some literally smashing performances. All of them are on top form: John's bass playing is very under-rated, and truly stunning; Roger's voice is perfect; Keith is unique and brilliant; and Pete is the great Intelligent Yob. This film captures them from their early, fairly embarrassing moments as a Mod band, to the magnificence of their mid-70's performances. The film reminds us of what a pioneering band they were, and make the punks who came after them look like the pale imitators they were. Bands like The Damned smashed their equipment, but not with Pete and Keith's determination. I still can't understand how he could whack his guitar about and then still play it in tune afterwards (as on Sparks). Negative points? There's no cohesion in the film, no attempt to tell a story - it has all the appearance of someone sticking bits of film together at random.