Stamp and Lambert's contrasting personalities and backgrounds also made an impression on the band; in a 1972 "Rolling Stone" article Keith Moon said that the two men "were...are...as incongruous a team as Who are". Lambert was an Oxford graduate and the son of noted composer Constant Lambert; he spoke proper and high-class English. In contrast, Stamp was five years younger, the son of a tug-boatman, and Keith Moon described Stamp as speaking "in nearly unintelligible East London cockney". Roger Daltrey said the following about the pair: