Captures the power of the Who's music along with how completely childish they were
Kids Are Alright is collection of TV and concert appearances, studio recordings and interviews by the Who. The first song is My Generation when the band appeared on The Smuthers Brothers Comedy Hour. At the end of lip synching the tune the band smashes all of their equipment. There’s live clips as well where the group actually played such as a rousing take on Bab O’Riley. The movie really captures the power and catchiness of The Who’s music along with how completely childish and difficult they were. The last two points are shown in every interview included in the film where the band barely answers questions and goofs off constantly instead. Overall it’s a very nice collection.
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