According to film director Jeff Stein, who directed the superb documentary The Kids Are Alright, Moon sought nothing less ...

Keith Moon was always known for his explosive ... While Pete Townshend was going on a tirade downstage, smashing his guitar as usual, Moon set off the sizable explosion. “It was 10 times the ...

A quarter-century after his death, it's still difficult to think of Keith Moon as more than just a hard-drinking rock star who would smash his drum set on stage or destroy a hotel room.

leaving the drum set bulging out and held together only by the ropes the drummer anchored early in the night. Back in 1973, Keith Moon decided to drink some Brandy and partake in some animal ...

The only question was who in the world they could possibly find to replace Keith Moon ... over an hour into the Who’s set that night, Moon slumped over his drum kit during “Won’t Get ...

They're all a part of what I do": Clem Burke's 10 essential drum albums Some reportedly true, many doubtless embellished, and a few that are entirely disputed. Here, we take a look at five crazy, ...

Once America got their first real glimpse of the destructive side of drummer Keith Moon's personality ... You go deep with some of the songs in the set list. What are some of the songs you ...

Keith Moon. Daltrey said in an interview with Vulture that he had recently finished a script for the movie, which had been nearly set to film last summer before Daltrey — with an aversion for a ...

Keith Moon remains one of the most iconic drummers of all time. His explosive drumming with The Who is still something of a marvel. No one has come close to matching his particular brand of rhythm.