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My Generation Live Medley Filmed December 14, 1969 at the London Coliseum, the concert was set up so the audience could enjoy the show, rather than for good filming, so the lighting and similiar aspects are not the best. This is the ending of the concert. Towards the end (during what Who fans call “Driving Four” of the My Generation Live Medley), Roger tries to sing but you can’t hear him because the rest of the band is too loud! If you listen REALLY carefully, you can just barely hear him. PS: This part of the show is semi-improvised. Update: I have re-re-uploaded this video yet again, due to YouTube recently allowing 15 minute uploads. The video is, again, even higher quality than my previous HQ version of it, both in video and audio and contains the ENTIRE performance of the “song”. This video is finally how I wanted it. It looks almost the same as the source video. There is a introduction of the song by Pete before this that is about 2:30 long and couldn’t fit into this video. You can find the introduction here: www.youtube.com Note: From 2:40-3:03, the video freezes, but the audio continues. It’s a minor issue and you’re not missing anything important. Also in the last 10 seconds the video freezes again. All you’re missing is them standing beside each other as the crowd cheers. Other than that, the video is virtually flawless. From The Who: Live at Kilburn 1977. It contains ridiculously awesome quality footage of one of the 2 concerts for The Kids Are Alright, and a …

Queen performing Father to Son at The Rainbow Theatre in London in 1974 during the Sheer Heart Attack tour.

This is Queen performing Tutti Frutti at Wembley Stadium in London, UK in 1986 during the Magic Tour. This is from the DVD “Queen Live at Wembley Stadium”. This is from the night before the official released concert.

*please tweet this video to justin i want him to see it *Justin Bieber came to the John Labatt Centre in London Ontario last night, August 22nd. It was the BEST day of my life, i got vip tickets, so i got the soundcheck, pre show party, and FRONT ROW! During the concert he kept coming over to my side, and once he actually leaned over and touched my hand! Thanks Justin, your the best!

Live performance of Red Hot Chili Peppers music “Otherside”. Live at Slane Castle is a Red Hot Chili Peppers concert video released in 2003, two years after the release of their latest concert DVD, Off the Map. The concert taped was their second show at Slane Castle in Ireland. It was filmed on August 23, 2003.

Live at London, Rainbow Theatre 26.12.78

Live at London, Rainbow Theatre 26.12.78 Voice: John Lydon Guitar: Julian Keith Levene Bass: Jah Wobble Drums : Jim Walker

Live at London, Rainbow Theatre 26.12.78 Voice: John Lydon Guitar: Julian Keith Levene Bass: Jah Wobble Drums: Jim Walker

John Mayer performs “Half of My Heart” live @ Today Show Concert Series, 07/23/2010