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UPC
0013023210394
EAN
0013023210394
Format
DVD
Release Year
2003
Actor
The Who
Rating
NR
Director
Jeff Stein
Sub-Genre
Pop Music
Genre
Musical & Performing Arts
Movie/TV Title
Who-The Kids Are Alright
Edition
Special Edition

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A dazzling visual diary of legendary performances, THE KIDS ARE ALRIGHT chronicles the development of the Who from angry young mod upstarts to worldwide arena rock icons. Director Jeff Stein (who was just 21 at the time) was given unlimited access to archives of the Who, occasionally butting heads with famously strong-willed guitarist/songwriter Pete Townsend over the direction of the film. It begins with the band's famed guitar-smashing, 1967 American TV debut on The Smothers Brothers show and continues through Monterey Pop, Woodstock, and on into the 1970s as the band cements its "legend" status in the rock canon with such complex works as QUADROPHENIA. Twenty-two classic Who tunes are featured, including a special version of the title track, "My Generation," "Magic Bus," "Happy Jack," and "Long Live Rock." Manic drummer Keith Moon, who provides numerous laughs in the film, died a year before the film was released.

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0013023210394
eBay Product ID (ePID)
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Product Key Features

Actor
The Who
Director
Jeff Stein
Edition
Special Edition
Rating
NR
Format
DVD
Release Year
2003
Movie/TV Title
Who-The Kids Are Alright
Sub-Genre
Pop Music
Genre
Musical & Performing Arts

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Region Code
Region 1
Number of Discs
2
Country/Region of Manufacture
United Kingdom
LeafCats
617
Film Country
United Kingdom
Display Format
Special Edition
Leading Role
The Who
Release Date
20030930

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  • by rhughesjr
    06 Aug, 2019Top favourable review

    The Who are definitely ALRIGHT🎸🎸🎸

    The Kids Are Alright, is a great overview of the Who's history. It provides early tv performances and interviews. The live concert performances shows what an exciting, energetic band the Who at the time this film was made.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: icemancds

  • by lansky2000
    08 Dec, 2008

    Back To Basics?

    This DVD is a classic rock history lesson that provides tremendous inspiration for the pop-rock bubbleheads of Generation Y. It also tells us older folks some things we may not have known about the Who, one of the Five Greatest Rock and Roll Bands. Were they the first punk band? Watch them trash the Smothers Brothers studio set, check out some of their outrageous TV interviews, you tell me. The Beatles were slicker and the Stones more sleazy, but as agents of anarchy and chaos, the Who were peerless. Their fledgling genius is awe-inspiring when we look back and see what a tender age they were when they began churning out those timeless classics. We also see how Keith Moon was their standard bearer while Roger Daltrey was still in the process of character development and Pete Townsend ...

  • by u6IpnrIXSkC@Deleted
    02 Jul, 2006

    My friends call me Keith, but you can call me John.

    As a longtime Who fan this is a must-have DVD. You are treated to live performances, throughout the career of The Who as well as interviews with Pete Townshend, John Entwistle, Roger Daltrey and of course, Keith Moon! This movie brings out the humor of The Who as well as their musical artistry. Watch Pete smash his guitar. Look at John blowing away gold records with his guns. Laugh as Keith trashes a hotel room. Wonder if Roger ever smacked himself or a bystander, as he swings his mic around. This movie was written and directed by Jeff Stein, a long-time Who fan. Jeff unsettled Pete Townshend by crying, when Pete initially refused to allow the movie. We're all lucky that Pete couldn't bear to see a grown man cry! This movie features Keith Moon's last concert with The Who, ...

  • by DhSRDA3HSU-@Deleted
    07 Nov, 2009

    My band!

    The world's greatest rock band!!! I am a WHO freak from way, way back. Like 1965! Yeah, yeah, yeah I'm old. So what. Watch this DVD and you'll understand where I'm coming from. These guys made music which no one has ever confused it with any other bands music. They were unique. I really can't review this film. It would take two books to explain this band. You have to experience them. I first saw this film in 1981. I took a young co-worker to see it in Peoria, Illinois. He had never seen a concert anywhere. When we left the theatre I asked him what he thought and he said he was blown away. It was the most amazing thing he had ever seen! That about sums it up folks.

  • by pongo14
    05 Oct, 2006

    The WHO KIDS ARE ALRIGHT Best rock movie ever. 1979

    5 stars: The best Rock-n-Roll movie "Kids Are Alright". I have seen this movie over 200 times at the midnight movie. On the DVD it was good to see the footage cleaned up and to HEAR the music. Now you can really hear Pete Townshends number 1 & 5 guitar. Also unlike the video disc that has cut parts you get the whole WHO story. Only bad part is Jeff Stein's the directors telling you his views, he is dull. Best part of "Kids Are Alright" Won't Get Fooled Again" and "Baba O'Riley" which is KEITH MOON'S last time on drums. This shows why THE WHO are the best live band around. "Who Are You" is different than the album version. There is also a short movie part of The HIGH NUMBERS. aka DETOURS,THE WHO. Also in the movie is RINGO STARR and STEVE MARTIN. A must see for all music fans who never ...

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