The quality of music in this dvd is some of the best in rock history & a classic example of what made the Who such an exciting live act.  Keith Moon, while not the most technically proficient player, seems inexhaustable in a constant whirl of energy and always hilarious; the consumate showman.  The interplay between he & Townshend is quite funny & Townshend is in his prime, an energetic dynamo himself with the classic windmill always generating excitement.  "Young Man Blues" in particular from this show is worth the price alone.  Let us not forget the incredible Entwisle & Daltrey.  The only reason I didn't give this five stars is that Rhino put this together quite sloppily.  The song playing many times isn't in sync with what we see on the screen as other reviewers have mentioned, but it is a valuable historical document of one of rock's greatest of all time.  I don't see anyone replacing them or the Stones in the current "changing of the guard".  The Who haven't seemed to have held their place in history the way the Stones have & I guess it's because they never put anything new out, but after Face Dances & It's Hard, you might say they could've done better, eh?  The Wolf