Pete Townshend's Deep End - Face The Face

About This Movie

So, Pete Townshend's Deep End - Face The Face is a fascinating piece, filmed back in '86 during that Rockpalast gig in Cannes. The whole vibe really captures that moment in time, you know? The mix of rock and theatricality is palpable, and you can feel the energy of the crowd echoing through the performance. Townshend's stage presence is something else—he's not just performing; he's telling a story with every chord. The musicianship is tight, and there’s a certain rawness to it all, a blend of passion and improvisation that keeps it engaging. Plus, the setlist features tracks from 'White City,' so there's that layered context of the album's themes woven into the performance. It’s a snapshot of Townshend in a unique phase of his career, and that’s definitely worth appreciating.

Filmed at MIDEM for Rockpalast, capturing a unique performance.Features musicians who played on Townshend's 'White City' album.Showcases a blend of rock and theatrical performance.