| | By Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Add Your New Review About The Song The Reviews about Baba O'Riley (page 4/ 8) ------ performed by The Who Best of The Who | Reviewer: Jim Hudson | 10/29/2007 Baba O'Riley | Reviewer: daniel | 10/26/2007 the first time i heard this song was in the movie summer of sam adrain brody playing a punk and he's stripping in this club.....and then at the oppening of csi...cool song.... BLUE MEN cover version | Reviewer: explorer | 10/21/2007 Aaaahhhh dude....I've seen the BLUE MEN do Baba O'Riley and I just gotta say I thought it was fabulous...... female vocals and all!!!! Baba meanings | Reviewer: madmaz | 10/22/2007 Exodus means mass leaving. As far as a the opening a B-3 organ (Hammond model B3) was used not a synth. The live version is the more powerful and most played because of it. 'Nam was not the only reasons behind the song, it was about moving on from what we grew up with back then. BlueMen get it why because they are trained percussionist and get the full meaning behind it. Pearl Jam does not get it, and never will. What does exodus mean | Reviewer: Anonymous | 10/15/2007 I want to use these lyrics in my son's yearbook; what lines should I use? I like "the exodus is here the happy ones are near" but I don't know what that means! Teenage wasteland forever! | Reviewer: Thomas | 10/12/2007 The first time I heard thid song was in the trailer for "A bug's life". I thought it sounded amazing. Some time later, my dad explained how they made the sound with the sinthesizer. It was many years later, after I had watched the Simpsons episode with "The Who", and around the time I had gotten Itunes. I read on Wikipedia that the intro song for CSI:NY was Baba O'Riley. At the time, I hadn't seen CSI:NY yet. I go on to Itunes and listen to Baba O'Riley. One second in, I'm filled with memories. "Holy crap! This song's by the who?". Awhile later I replaced the Itunes version with the one from "Who's next". I swear, I can listen to this song forever. I take the album to school to play in art class. Within a few seconds, I'm hearing "Oh, I love this song!" from at least 10 people. To make a long story short; This is the best song ever written, from the synthesizer at the start, to the violin at the end, you have to listen to this song! All Time Fave | Reviewer: Bevred | 10/6/2007 Have to say this has been my all time fave since my early high school years (81-82). Every time I hear it, it's a trip back in time. I am a purist and have to say the Blue Man Group freaks me out to begin with, and to hear a woman singing it... Well, suffice it to say, bastardizes the song. Classic Rock | Reviewer: Flipp | 9/22/2007 One of the best of the famous symphonic classic rock songs. Along with Halo of Flies (Alice Cooper) this one beats Beethoven, Verdi,... Sorry for the English Greetz from Belgium Re: Pearl Jam | Reviewer: Anonymous | 9/14/2007 PJ quite often play Baba O'Riley, usually near the end of their final set, and often with a guest vocalist. I saw them do it in Barcelona with Andy Stockdale from Wolfmother i lov this song | Reviewer: Anonymous | 9/8/2007 this song is my absolute favorite of all time, and its beat goes up there with the beats to sweet home alabama by skynyrd and sweet child o' mine by guns n' roses and over the hills and far away by zeppelin. those 4 songs alone have the greatest beats in the song itself and that is why baba o riley in my opinion is the greatest rock song ever. Add Your New Review About The Song By Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 | | | |||||||||
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