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Hammersmith Odeon, London, December 28, 1979 - At the end of their 1979 US Tour, The Who returned to London for this show as part of the Concerts For the People of Kampuchea. This is a really great concert, one of the best of the year, featuring extended versions of quite a lot of the songs. 5:15 includes a very rare tease of Mystery Train and a bit I Am The Sea is played as part of the intro to Pinball Wizard. The My Generation jam is very long and includes rarities such as the I'm A Man/Hoochie Coochie Man medley (done for the last time here) and the obscure blues song I Don't Want To Be An Old Man. Pete is in an especially chatty mood this song, and even gives a "sermon" in the year's longest performance of Dance It Away! The video quality is a great pro-shot although I think some parts got messed up when I uploaded them, so it'd be best to just download it. 1. Substitute 2. I Can't Explain 3. Baba O'Riley 4. The Punk And The Godfather 5. My Wife 6. Sister Disco 7. Behind Blue Eyes 8. Music Must Change 9. Drowned 10. Who Are You 11. 5:15 12. Mystery Train (tease) 13. I Am The Sea (snippet) 14. Pinball Wizard 15. See Me Feel Me/Listening To You 16. Long Live Rock 17. My Generation 18. I'm A Man 19. Hoochie Coochie Man 20. Sparks 21. I Can See For Miles 22. I Don't Want To Be An Old Man 23. Won't Get Fooled Again 24. Summertime Blues 25. Dancing In The Street 26. Dance It Away 27. The Real Me