The Who / Concert for Kampuchean Refugees – London, UK, December 28, 1979 (Complete Multi-Cam Edition)

This release presents the complete, uncut 2-hour and 37-minute live performance from the legendary “Concert for Kampuchea” charity event held at the Hammersmith Odeon in London on December 28, 1979, featuring top-quality pro-shot video and soundboard audio. While various recordings have circulated over the years, this release utilizes the official master tape—complete with timecodes—originally created for the subsequent TV broadcast; the visual quality rivals that of the original broadcast itself. Notably, the original TV broadcast featured only three songs, and the live album included just four (adding “Baba O’Riley”)—a live album that has never seen an official release due to rights issues—making this footage exceptionally rare. Because the entire performance is captured uncut, viewers can witness unedited moments such as Pete Townshend switching from his Telecaster to a Les Paul for the third song, “Baba O’Riley,” after technical issues silenced his instrument—only to find the Les Paul out of tune and switch back to the Telecaster for the following track. Of course, fans can also fully enjoy the spectacular, high-energy performance that followed, making this an absolute must-have item. Live at Hammersmith Odeon, London, UK 28th December 1979 : PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx.157min 1. Introduction 2. Substitute 3. I Can’t Explain 4. Baba O’Riley 5. The Punk And The Godfather 6. My Wife 7. Sister Disco 8. Behind Blue Eyes 9. Music Must Change 10. Drowned 11. Who Are You 12. 5:15 13. Pinball Wizard 14. See Me, Feel Me 15. Long Live Rock 16. My Generation 17. I’m A Man 18. Sparks 19. I Can See For Miles 20. I Don’t Wanna Be An Old Man 21. Won’t Get Fooled Again 22. Summertime Blues 23. Dancing In The Streets 24. Dance It Away 25. The Real Me Roger Daltrey – Vocals, Harmonica / Pete Townshend – Guitar, Vocals / John Entwistle – Bass, Vocals / Kenney Jones – Drums