Roger Daltrey has warned against the dangers of listening to “loud” music

He said: “Young people should stop listening to such loud music. They don’t need to. If your ears are ringing, you’ll pay.

“Pete and I both have to wear hearing aids and it’s no fun taking them out; without them, life’s a mumble.”

While he doesn’t want people to listen to loud music, Roger does wish they would sing more.

He said: “We always had music in the house. It felt like every house had a piano and someone who could knock out a song. People would sing everywhere: inside pubs and outside, and on building sites. We have lost that now. I miss it.”

The group were arrested in Montreal in 1973 for trashing a hotel room but Roger insisted he wasn’t involved.

He told the Times magazine: “In the early days there were lots of parties, booze and relationships. We had no money, so we were sharing rooms and it was chaos.

“When we got arrested [in 1973 in Montreal, for wrecking a room], I’d been ordered to go to bed by the doctor, so I didn’t do the smashing up. Some of those rooms did need a bit of redecorating.”

But the ‘Pinball Wizard’ singer did have a temper and only addressed his anger issues when he was forced to by the rest of the group.

He said: “I often hit out at people because I came from a rough neighbourhood. And that’s what boys did. You fought. I only learnt to control my temper when the band threw me out – so I had to.”