Hard to think of the guys in The Who as young men, but there they were, in 1970, singing "hope I die before I get old" and meaning it, mainly because they were not yet old (and Keith Moon never would be). About 160,000 people attended the festival, and many of them were probably still there that night at 2:00 AM when the Who played, but the Who were very clubby, talking to the audience as if there were only 150 of them there. Pete Townsend played a Gibson SG and babbled to the audience. Not too much windmill swinging, but his red overalls that cut off well above the ankles were as strange-looking as his white socks. John Entwistle came out in a skeleton jumpsuit, which was pretty strange, but it was hard to notice because I was mainly awed at his fantastic bass playing - it may be hard to realize he's the godfather of the virtuoso bass players of the age from listening to Who studio recordings, but when you watch him you're in awe. Roger Daltry has tassles on his jacket that reach below his knees, and that's mainly what you notice about him, while Keith Moon is noted for his insane grinning and leering. Great show.