Keith Moon

Charity work has become a large part of the Who's incredible career legacy.

Oddly enough, one of Moon's most infamous on-stage mishaps wasn't – at least initially – chalked up to his consumption of drugs and alcohol.

He was with a group who attended the opening of a pub in Hatfield, Hertfordshire owned by the son of his neighbors.

This story, unsurprisingly, has taken on a number of variations throughout the years.

It involved an accordion and a room full of topless women.

In retrospect, the end of the Who's 1976 tour in Toronto was a sad and historic moment.

While violence is hardly ever a desired outcome in a dispute, the incident ultimately bred a positive result.

On Sept. 7, 1978, the world lost one of its most unique children when The Who's Keith Moon left us.

10 songs that best show off how much Keith Moon meant to the Who.

Having John Bonham behind the kit already gave Led Zeppelin an edge over most other rock bands. Adding Keith Moon to the mix would have been simply unfair.