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1965, anthems, Classic Rock, Keith Moon, My Generation, nostalgia acts, pedophiles, Pete Townshend, Rock & Roll, rock musicians, Roger Daltrey, the other guy, The Who, Where Are They Now?
By Smaktakula
In November of 1965, British rock band The Who cemented their place in music history with their classic hit, My Generation. However, a great many people wholeheartedly share Pete Townsend’s desire (as expressed by Roger Daltrey) to do the decent thing and quietly expire before old age could catch up with him.
And yet, forty-five years later, Daltrey and Townsend still live.
Daltrey: Credits His Grandson Cody For Suggesting He Shorten The Famous Lyric To "Hope I Die."
Did You Know? This Rumpled Pedophile Was Once A Promising Musician. In Those Days He Didn't Carry Around Jars Of His Own Urine.
Promethean Times 
I feel awful for Keith Moon, who clearly didn’t get the message that Pete and Roger were full of shit.
We understand that Moon spent such a great portion of his life inebriated, that getting any message whatsoever was something of a feat.