If anyone ever doubts how tragic the results of war can be, they should look at this interview.
The way Pete Townshend talks and what you can feel from his voice should convince most people of the horrors of war.
This works more than most anti-war songs and slogans.
Here he describes what most English people faced in World War Two, and how it is expressed in Ken Russell's movie "Tommy".
Pete Townshend is the story writer, lyricist and composer of most of the songs in "Tommy".
It was originally conceived as a solo project. He was first surprised when Roger Daltley, the leader of THE WHO said that he wanted to do "Tommy.", but "Tommy" became a huge success for THE WHO, and later became movie and a musical.
What he says here is important.
Please watch this.
