Altec Sighting in Vintage Video

**bowtie427ss** · January 27th, 2012, 09:41 PM

@ 2:03 is that an A7-500, or an A5w/311-90 behind Moony?

I think perhaps the first time i've seen a VOT used for a drum monitor, i bet it worked.

The WHO - I Can See For Miles (1968) - YouTube

**cradeldorf** · January 27th, 2012, 11:18 PM

Good eye bowtie.... Moony?? LOL

**mah** · January 27th, 2012, 11:28 PM

Very observent. Great clip, and colour to boot!

A lingering look at 1:48 in this one - The WHO - I'm A Boy (1968) - YouTube from the same gig.

If you are a Keith Moon fan start watching him closely at about 2:03, here - The WHO - Magic Bus (1968) - YouTube .

**Panomaniac** · January 28th, 2012, 12:31 AM

Good catch! And thanks for the nice clip. I'd say A-7 500. Looks like the pair I got from Old Guy. I see fins in the horn (I think) so a 511.

**A7fan** · January 28th, 2012, 12:53 AM

I think 511 also. Interesting clip. No one in the audience is even looking at the band! I would have to say everyone of those folks remembers the sixties in detail.

**VolvoHeretic** · January 28th, 2012, 01:12 AM

Was the crowd just that stoned or were they really that sad? I didn't see one person smiling, that was the tiredest group of kids I have ever seen in my life at a live concert.

**mah** · January 28th, 2012, 01:53 AM

They were just being "cool". Man, those chicks have more 'style' and sex appeal than more recent generations. Pity they are all grandmothers now.

**tomt** · January 28th, 2012, 03:54 AM

Originally Posted by A7fan

No one in the audience is even looking at the band!
I would have to say everyone of those folks remembers the sixties in detail.

Originally Posted by VolvoHeretic

Was the crowd just that stoned or were they really that sad?
I didn't see one person smiling, that was the tiredest group of kids I have ever seen in my life at a live concert.

Originally Posted by mah

They were just being "cool". Man, those chicks have more 'style' and sex appeal than more recent generations.

a cultural artifact from 'back in the day'.

almost any and all public appearance was considered a formal event in 'wasp' america.

everyone for the most part was on their best behavior.

nobody wanted to look stupid or uncouth.

the first time i can remember going to an indoor theater, was to see My Fair Lady.

i wore a suit and tie, my sister a dress.

and of course, my parents likewise.