Swish fulfillment- eg: when you casually toss a piece of paper across the room and hit your target so perfectly that you don’t feel the need to attempt it ever again
@@samuelshepard zeppelin was really good at throwing papers, many different styles and they didn't abuse of that, they knew the time to stop doing the same thing
This is a much slower version. Sir James Page It is a favorite of mine. But with it comes painful memes. Now and way back then these words speak for me.
Jason Bonham elevated this to the next level his dad would of been proud this concert would not have been as successful as it was without him he is phenomenal drummer.
has to be absolutely brutal on the vocal chords to even attempt it at that age. switching his style for longevity back when was the right move. that's how he still performs and sounds good even to this day!
@@billiswillis8293 I gave people an extra two seconds to settle in. Maybe you're just impatient. Also, you spelled "actually" wrong since we're being so critical.
Seamus Hawks Yeah Gibson can’t legally do a double cream pickup because DiMarzio sneakily trademarked that, haha. Both of Jimmy’s Les Pauls had double cream buckers in the bridge originally, when the original bridge pickup of his #1 broke he put a “t-top” 70s Gibson bucker in, which was black under the cover. That pickup broke in the 90s and Seymour Duncan made him a new one.
I, like many of us, have seen the two versions. The earlier one that made us watch with our mouths open in awe. Just so deeply felt and the most emotional blues they did. But, this version is my favorite. You see Plant sing it like the seasoned pro he is. Knowing when to make it spare and when to step down on it with real emotion. Jimmy was playing this like it was the early 70s and you can see he is still the top. Many keep insisting since he had that period of addiction that he lost it and still plays like he is still suffering the effects of addiction. That was so long ago. Long since recovered and back to playing like Jimmy. What it is is that Jimmy is not playing with his band, Zeppelin. He is playing with other people in a different era with different sounds. But, This concert proves the man is still the best. JPJ is the seasoned and amazing genius musician he has always been. His keys playing is impeccable. He still quietly goes about it and yet makes such a big impact. And then Jason. He plays this as his father would. He seems to be channeling dad. This is Jason's dream. Playing with his dad's band. With his mates. Being a real part of Zeppelin and playing Zeppelin. Jason, if you listen to his interviews, has said this is what he has wanted. He has dreamed of sitting in for his departed dad and doing him proud by playing in Zeppelin and being a part of it all. Of doing what he saw dad do when he got to visit when they toured. He wanted his dad to be proud of him and being able to sit in for him.
On of the coolest things about this concert was the little moments between these amazing musicians. I love the moment of interaction between Jimmy and Jason, the smiles between JPJ and Jimmy showing them just delighting being there, the giggles after the song between Robert and Jimmy. There are moments like this throughout the concert. I love how they gather around Jason and you can see the pride and joy on their faces. This was a beautiful event and tribute to the band and it's music. I don't believe they'll ever reunite but we have these wonderful moments in time to look back on for ages. It's just too bad they seemed to have such rancor after the event.
Victoria Bennington. One of the reasons that it's really annoying that Robert Plant refuses to go on tour is that it's obvious that they all really want to do it.
I completely agree with you Victoria and Nick. They do not need to become a tribute band of themselves. The legacy of their music is protected this way. As amazing as they are together, they are also amazing by themselves, in each of their solo projects. This was an extraordinary exception, and I would also love a reunion, but the only ones who can make a decision about it is all three of them, and I respect that fully. They each gave so much to the band, and to us the fans, and I am grateful for that.
Not sure I agree...what better way to pay tribute to Bonzo than share the music with soooo many fans that crave to see performed live. Besides, with todays live music being soooo lame, it would show how it should be done
They can't play like they used to but they will always sound like zep. It's the harmony between all of them that made zep zepp -- and jason fills the gap to a great extent. I only wish he used Paiste cymbals here as they're crucial to the bonham sound. Other than that I hope they don't reunite, because this was 15 years ago and they're hanging on by a thread. I hope they lived good rockstar lives and let their music live on. They won't ever recreate the sound of the 70's and that's OK
Little Robert Antony, 60yrs old at the time, hitting that G5 at 6.28 made me fall out of my chair (figuratively). The very same note he hit on the original album version of this song in 1970.
afk what you said is true. He’s obviously lost a lot of the ability he had in 2007 in comparison to 2017 when he performed whole lotta love live, and had to sing it completely differently
I love how they respect their legacy. Their music is still there to be played, but they haven't became a cover band of themselves. A legacy is forever, it never dies.... The one and only reunion was MAGNIFICENT, but it's unique, a tribute, not a world tour
I can’t believe anyone would expect them, in their age, to put on another show. Yet everyone does. They’ve already done all they set out to do. They proved it to the world. This reunion was just generous. If people want to hear them get back together they should just sit back and play a nice live show from the 70’s, and remember them at their greatest.
This man is still amazing yet I keep reading that people call his playing 'sloppy'. I think they haven't figured out that he knows exactly what he's doing. He can cut up the solos anyway he wants and that's how you know its JP playing.
Well, he really is kinda sloppy , always was. But that's what I love about his style. He plays with his heart and soul and therefor you don't need to play technically perfect. Always loved those guys who just go out and play and fuckin' rock that place. That's what Rock 'n' Roll is all about for me.
Jimmie page is ranked number 3 on the all time guitar list. He wouldn’t be there if he was sloppy. He can blow most guitar players on there 30’s off the stage at that time! He’s pretty damn good at his craft!
This had to be one of the greatest days in Jason Bonham‘s life… It had to be goosebumps from the beginning to the end and the rehearsals I would’ve loved to have been at the rehearsals
I think all the song of Zeppelin never be the same way like how John or his son played. This not about structural in every song, this is about heart connection between the player.
YES!! So crazy! He never does those high notes anymore. But CLEARLY he has still got it. I would have sold ever earthly possession I had to have been at this concert. If only I had known at the time!
Geoffrey Watts yup, he’s still got it inside him, but used it sparingly to avoid reaching a moment when he can never use it again. He learnt the hard way how you can spoil your voice, so he’s now careful not to overdo it, which he used to do in his early 20s
It's nice they played that historic night - nice to see Jimmy - Robert - John Paul & John's son Jason together - absolutely no age limit on rock stars - Jimmy shreds - Aloha
I saw them at the Seattle Kingdome in July 1977 and Page/Plant at the Palace in 98 from 4th row center. Will always live in my memory as two of my greatest experiences.
I’ve developed an increased appreciation of Plant’s vocal here more recently. He sings with a much more restrained a d soulful blues. Granted, this is where he was vocally in his life, but it seems to me this has consistently been one of his favorites to sing live. I would say I can go through the years of live performance on this song and track his age and evolution more than any other single piece.
I read that 20 million requests for tickets to the o2 show even the stars were having a hard time getting tickets! The one thing about it was how Robert had to flee right after the show as he was overwhelmed with it all? Well besides The Freddie Mercury tribute concert, this was the biggest concert ever❤️🎸😎👍
@@giacomorenna822 Oh yeah, definitely. It’s gets frustrating trying to learn to play his stuff right. To get the feel right, the voicing right beyond just playing the notes. What I call, nailing it. Where you can play it exactly as it sounds on the album, every little detail, which is always my goal for any song I set out to learn. And I’ve probably never pulled it off, not even once.
Thank you for finding this concert film the band was gonna stream the whole movie for the zep's 15th anniversary of the band members reunion with Jason Bonham on drums at 02 arena London UK...on today which is Dec 10th.
Did my GCSE with led Zep 3 and 4 as backdrop - thanks to Sean Jefferson for introducing me to them Used to listen to their albums through Koss headphones just superb👌
Jason the skin murderer !! Just like his dad... remember getting home from school, smoking a bowl of dirt weed, and sticking in the song remains the same into the vcr and watching this and dazed and confused on a orgasmic loop!!
12 Thumbs down????????? get serious!!!!! We are just lucky they decided to do this concert in honor of Atlantic Records founder Ahmet Ertegun. So lets try and appreciate and feast on one of the greatest rock bands in the history of this planet, lets not forget one of the worlds great rock drummers John Bonham.. RIP
F M I’ve noticed the complete lack of respect for two of the best studio musicians to walk this green earth! Jimmy and Jones will live on forever! As will mr. Murder skins himself.... John Henry, and the only vocal match to the master of improv playing , Robert! The people that comment on here have zero talent and never have felt the blissful outer edges of conscienceness when you find yourself playing in slow motion while on stage in front of a packed room in some dive bar in central Pennsylvania when ever note out of everyone on stage syncs seamlessly to the point where you start to cry while on stage but try to hide your emotions and let them just come out in your playing.... FM, I appreciate all musicians regardless of their style .. just as long as it’s coming from their soul while they’re performing...
I absolutely ADORE LZ. Up in the same League of Beatles imho. This said, and given that i recon Jimmy as one of the greatest musical genius of all time, i can get all the comments ‘still got it’, ‘same as 7x’ and so on. Are you kidding me? Is painful to watch and hear.
Check out his 70's performances. I came to the horrible realisation that live Jimmy is always sloppy. People can't seem to accept or hear it. Other guitarist's were on heroin but still played tight with the band. Some say it's a jazz like raw improvisation and that's Jimmy's appeal. There's no arguing in the studio he is an amazing musician, composer and inovator but live in every video on UA-cam from 72-present day its the same out of time, out of tune bends, noodling. Its left me bemused and not wanting to admit it, but if Gilmore did it or a new guitarist uploaded that solo it'd be slated.
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Little bonzo stays locked In to the improv changes that jimmy and jpj throw at him! His dad would be proud
The bluesiest tune from Page in their entire catalog. I could never figure out why there was not more of this from him.
Tea for one is another amazing page blues tune!
Swish fulfillment- eg: when you casually toss a piece of paper across the room and hit your target so perfectly that you don’t feel the need to attempt it ever again
@@samuelshepard zeppelin was really good at throwing papers, many different styles and they didn't abuse of that, they knew the time to stop doing the same thing
Neither do I
Listen to I'm Gonna Crawl from their last album. Bluesy af.
John Paul Jones is outstandig
Three elderly guys come out and break the bank. The musical, artistic value is undeniable and timeless. No words. There is only admiration.
Jimmy's still got it....
They’ve ALL still got it 🤘
Oooh yess!
@@timeshaft5088 they have all still got it? nice grammar
This is a much slower version. Sir James Page
It is a favorite of mine. But with it comes painful memes. Now and way back then these words speak for me.
@@ravdiz9995 good one
Jason Bonham elevated this to the next level his dad would of been proud this concert would not have been as successful as it was without him he is phenomenal drummer.
After 77 Jimmy always adds a little “tea for one” in...
This is a cool version. It's like the 77 version with the 73 guitar tone .
1:06...that bend...oozed with soul.
That bend was Robert plants scream, symmetrical, super important, just awesome
His smile
yes.
Certainly the highlight. The rest of his performance was pretty rough but that moment was sweet.
Yeah, it made me float...incredible!
2:51 Plant actually briefly uses his 1970 voice. I've heard him say in later interviews that he can still do that voice, and now I believe him.
Good ear
has to be absolutely brutal on the vocal chords to even attempt it at that age. switching his style for longevity back when was the right move. that's how he still performs and sounds good even to this day!
This was 17 years ago.
It's actrually 2:54 😁
@@billiswillis8293 I gave people an extra two seconds to settle in. Maybe you're just impatient. Also, you spelled "actually" wrong since we're being so critical.
What a beautiful Les Paul...
And likely the most valuable guitar on the planet - Jimmy's #1
Frank Bella Sorry but you're wrong, that's Jimmy's no2.
Frank Bella his number one has the black pickups, his number two has white- though the reissued both have black.
Seamus Hawks Yeah Gibson can’t legally do a double cream pickup because DiMarzio sneakily trademarked that, haha. Both of Jimmy’s Les Pauls had double cream buckers in the bridge originally, when the original bridge pickup of his #1 broke he put a “t-top” 70s Gibson bucker in, which was black under the cover. That pickup broke in the 90s and Seymour Duncan made him a new one.
Another interesting fact is Jimmy didn't even use his no1 at the 02. The other Les Paul with the black bridge pickup is a replica of no1.
I, like many of us, have seen the two versions. The earlier one that made us watch with our mouths open in awe. Just so deeply felt and the most emotional blues they did.
But, this version is my favorite. You see Plant sing it like the seasoned pro he is. Knowing when to make it spare and when to step down on it with real emotion.
Jimmy was playing this like it was the early 70s and you can see he is still the top. Many keep insisting since he had that period of addiction that he lost it and still plays like he is still suffering the effects of addiction. That was so long ago. Long since recovered and back to playing like Jimmy. What it is is that Jimmy is not playing with his band, Zeppelin. He is playing with other people in a different era with different sounds. But, This concert proves the man is still the best.
JPJ is the seasoned and amazing genius musician he has always been. His keys playing is impeccable. He still quietly goes about it and yet makes such a big impact.
And then Jason. He plays this as his father would. He seems to be channeling dad. This is Jason's dream. Playing with his dad's band. With his mates. Being a real part of Zeppelin and playing Zeppelin. Jason, if you listen to his interviews, has said this is what he has wanted. He has dreamed of sitting in for his departed dad and doing him proud by playing in Zeppelin and being a part of it all. Of doing what he saw dad do when he got to visit when they toured. He wanted his dad to be proud of him and being able to sit in for him.
I totally agree, this version is very special on so many levels. I absolutely love it.
On of the coolest things about this concert was the little moments between these amazing musicians. I love the moment of interaction between Jimmy and Jason, the smiles between JPJ and Jimmy showing them just delighting being there, the giggles after the song between Robert and Jimmy. There are moments like this throughout the concert. I love how they gather around Jason and you can see the pride and joy on their faces. This was a beautiful event and tribute to the band and it's music. I don't believe they'll ever reunite but we have these wonderful moments in time to look back on for ages. It's just too bad they seemed to have such rancor after the event.
Victoria Bennington. One of the reasons that it's really annoying that Robert Plant refuses to go on tour is that it's obvious that they all really want to do it.
I completely agree with you Victoria and Nick. They do not need to become a tribute band of themselves. The legacy of their music is protected this way. As amazing as they are together, they are also amazing by themselves, in each of their solo projects. This was an extraordinary exception, and I would also love a reunion, but the only ones who can make a decision about it is all three of them, and I respect that fully. They each gave so much to the band, and to us the fans, and I am grateful for that.
Not sure I agree...what better way to pay tribute to Bonzo than share the music with soooo many fans that crave to see performed live. Besides, with todays live music being soooo lame, it would show how it should be done
Did Robert Plant say that the reason they won't tour is the promise for Bonzo?
They can't play like they used to but they will always sound like zep. It's the harmony between all of them that made zep zepp -- and jason fills the gap to a great extent. I only wish he used Paiste cymbals here as they're crucial to the bonham sound.
Other than that I hope they don't reunite, because this was 15 years ago and they're hanging on by a thread. I hope they lived good rockstar lives and let their music live on. They won't ever recreate the sound of the 70's and that's OK
Little Robert Antony, 60yrs old at the time, hitting that G5 at 6.28 made me fall out of my chair (figuratively). The very same note he hit on the original album version of this song in 1970.
6:46 Love the smile between Jimmy and Jason !
Jonesy’s organ playing weaves itself like a tender thread threw the guitar and drums. So beautiful.
That scream at 6:28 is the best i've ever heard
Indeed.. that really was great.
Didn’t know if he could still pull it off but there we go
PLANT IS BACK!!
No check out that scream in the 1973 Madison square garden concert there’s none better!
afk what you said is true. He’s obviously lost a lot of the ability he had in 2007 in comparison to 2017 when he performed whole lotta love live, and had to sing it completely differently
I love how they respect their legacy. Their music is still there to be played, but they haven't became a cover band of themselves. A legacy is forever, it never dies....
The one and only reunion was MAGNIFICENT, but it's unique, a tribute, not a world tour
Yet people still call for them to get back together one last time.
I can’t believe anyone would expect them, in their age, to put on another show. Yet everyone does. They’ve already done all they set out to do. They proved it to the world. This reunion was just generous. If people want to hear them get back together they should just sit back and play a nice live show from the 70’s, and remember them at their greatest.
They should’ve toured. Not for them, but for us.
Best damn rock and roll band that ever was.
Sweet Lord, this is blues at its finest!
62 yrs old......still rockin' us like the Gods they are! Thanks LZ for sharing your lives with us mere mortals. 🎸🎼🎸❤️🎸🎼🎸
Page - yes, Plant - half
Always have to check in with this song every so often to get the "chills"...mission accomplished.
This man is still amazing yet I keep reading that people call his playing 'sloppy'. I think they haven't figured out that he knows exactly what he's doing. He can cut up the solos anyway he wants and that's how you know its JP playing.
Well, he really is kinda sloppy , always was. But that's what I love about his style. He plays with his heart and soul and therefor you don't need to play technically perfect. Always loved those guys who just go out and play and fuckin' rock that place. That's what Rock 'n' Roll is all about for me.
YCK 96 I have always felt he was “loose” when he needed to be but can be very “tight” when it’s necessary 🎸 He’s in charge all the time 🎵
I like his improve playing, it’s never the same, and always blows me away!
Timothy Smith yes sir!! Every single time 🔥🎸♥️
Jimmie page is ranked number 3 on the all time guitar list. He wouldn’t be there if he was sloppy. He can blow most guitar players on there 30’s off the stage at that time! He’s pretty damn good at his craft!
Jimmy is a truely guitar God alive! All hails to led zeppelin!
Love you Jimmy
Thank you for everything you've given this world with your music!!!
To sit in one's father's seat must be such an honor.
Robert has the gift yet... Led Zeppelin for ever baby.
just had a 1973 flashback!!!!
Fifty some odd yrs later and I still find that no band plays the blues better.
It took me a minute to warm up to this take on the intro compared to the many 70's versions, but I love it now. So much feel.
The greatest band ever! Led Zeppelin for ever!!
This had to be one of the greatest days in Jason Bonham‘s life… It had to be goosebumps from the beginning to the end and the rehearsals I would’ve loved to have been at the rehearsals
I can't stop listening to it. Listen to the vinyl loudly and close your eyes. That's the blues baby.
I think all the song of Zeppelin never be the same way like how John or his son played. This not about structural in every song, this is about heart connection between the player.
Simply formidable.
They were in great form in this show.
That bass in the beginning got me SENT
LZ the best ever!
6:55 - 6:51 That interaction between two great musicians is my favorite part of the whole performance 😍
LED ZEP....BEST. BAND. EVER. PERIOD.
In 2:53 and 6:28 Robert sounds like 1971 Robert
The scream at 2:53 is incredible
That blew me away.
YES!! So crazy! He never does those high notes anymore. But CLEARLY he has still got it. I would have sold ever earthly possession I had to have been at this concert. If only I had known at the time!
Yeah!!!!! That plant is somewhere inside him til nowadays, my god, what a man
Geoffrey Watts yup, he’s still got it inside him, but used it sparingly to avoid reaching a moment when he can never use it again. He learnt the hard way how you can spoil your voice, so he’s now careful not to overdo it, which he used to do in his early 20s
7:38 “Yeah YEAH yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah...”
Jimmy, Robert and Jason smiling knowing they just went dirty in that song!! Legendary!!💯🔥🔥🔥
I love how robert stops at 2.19 for jimmy to end the line..you know they're feeling it ..
Now THAT...was magic!
Pure rock genius, none better.
Gods of rock and Jimmy plays with his soul here! What a guitar player!
Page is so clearly loving being the rock god
Best Band Ever.
They really don't make music like this anymore.
The Best Band Ever!
Damn, Jimmy was ON here. Fantastic soloing.
I love this version so much!
Perfection , Jimmy’s playing is phenomenal!! Mesmerising.....love it, 🎸🎸🎸💕💕💕⭐️⭐️⭐️
It's nice they played that historic night - nice to see Jimmy - Robert - John Paul & John's son Jason together - absolutely no age limit on rock stars - Jimmy shreds - Aloha
Hands at 6:31.... talking by themselves.... what a scream Sir Robert Plant...
God, the memories. Best band ever.
Absolute mastery of his instrument....
The best blues song ever!!👍❤️
1:05 Page wringed every last bit of blues he could eke out and coax from that guitar.. Wow
a band like wine.. as time goes by, the taste of songs becomes even more perfect..
I saw them at the Seattle Kingdome in July 1977 and Page/Plant at the Palace in 98 from 4th row center. Will always live in my memory as two of my greatest experiences.
Love ❤️ this song it's My favorite
the greatest.....
That’s what I have always loved about Zeppelin ♥️🎸🎶🎤 Never the same rendition 2 times in a row 👌🏼 Like a brand new show every single time 🎸
Jimmy page is un freakin believable. Wow
Best band ever.
I’ve developed an increased appreciation of Plant’s vocal here more recently. He sings with a much more restrained a d soulful blues. Granted, this is where he was vocally in his life, but it seems to me this has consistently been one of his favorites to sing live. I would say I can go through the years of live performance on this song and track his age and evolution more than any other single piece.
You can tell Page knew before he hit that "note" in the first solo that it would all work out. And after he did it, you can tell he's stoked about it.
The best song of LedZep!
I read that 20 million requests for tickets to the o2 show even the stars were having a hard time getting tickets! The one thing about it was how Robert had to flee right after the show as he was overwhelmed with it all? Well besides The Freddie Mercury tribute concert, this was the biggest concert ever❤️🎸😎👍
Jimmy Page eres un Dios , cada vez me impresiona aún más
I've never heard a live version that can even hold a candle to the album track. It's unfortunate, and this is my favorite Led Zeppelin song too.
Unfortunately the studio solo is too perfect
@@giacomorenna822 I don’t really know what that means.
@@Dan.Solo.Chicago i mean that the Guitar solo on the studio version is, in my opinion, perfect. It's too hard to replicate
@@giacomorenna822 Oh yeah, definitely. It’s gets frustrating trying to learn to play his stuff right. To get the feel right, the voicing right beyond just playing the notes. What I call, nailing it. Where you can play it exactly as it sounds on the album, every little detail, which is always my goal for any song I set out to learn. And I’ve probably never pulled it off, not even once.
Thank you for finding this concert film the band was gonna stream the whole movie for the zep's 15th anniversary of the band members reunion with Jason Bonham on drums at 02 arena London UK...on today which is Dec 10th.
jimmy é ainda melhor velho. simplesmente divino!! deus!!!
love Jimmy
Há "coisas" q ficam para sempre... E, essa aula de blues... Ah!!! Essa obra de arte... É PERPÉTUA!!!!
Did my GCSE with led Zep
3 and 4 as backdrop - thanks to Sean Jefferson for introducing me to them
Used to listen to their albums through Koss headphones just superb👌
The great masters at it once again😃
Jason the skin murderer !! Just like his dad... remember getting home from school, smoking a bowl of dirt weed, and sticking in the song remains the same into the vcr and watching this and dazed and confused on a orgasmic loop!!
I am always worried about Jimmy, the only guitarist that puts me on the edge, LYP xx
Me imagino escuchar esto en vivo... no tiene madre esta rola... ❤
Robert sounding incredible as usual, clearly isn’t as younger as he once was but voice still beautiful as ever.
Even more divine than before... 💥💥💥
Best band ever!!!!!!!
Khusus-on utk bro Nyoman Adi Wiguna. Ternyata masih punya harta karun dr album Led Zeppelin
Man it’s beautiful, I’ve gotta get this song down
una de mis canciones favoritas 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
He bends the strings better than most. Sounds amazing.
12 Thumbs down????????? get serious!!!!! We are just lucky they decided to do this concert in honor of Atlantic Records founder Ahmet Ertegun. So lets try and appreciate and feast on one of the greatest rock bands in the history of this planet, lets not forget one of the worlds great rock drummers John Bonham.. RIP
F M I’ve noticed the complete lack of respect for two of the best studio musicians to walk this green earth! Jimmy and Jones will live on forever! As will mr. Murder skins himself.... John Henry, and the only vocal match to the master of improv playing , Robert! The people that comment on here have zero talent and never have felt the blissful outer edges of conscienceness when you find yourself playing in slow motion while on stage in front of a packed room in some dive bar in central Pennsylvania when ever note out of everyone on stage syncs seamlessly to the point where you start to cry while on stage but try to hide your emotions and let them just come out in your playing.... FM, I appreciate all musicians regardless of their style .. just as long as it’s coming from their soul while they’re performing...
Blessing my 2020 quarantine with this.
Absolutely the masterpiece.
Just imagine the pressure Jason is under, they wouldn't take anyone else on the planet to do this gig.
I absolutely ADORE LZ. Up in the same League of Beatles imho. This said, and given that i recon Jimmy as one of the greatest musical genius of all time, i can get all the comments ‘still got it’, ‘same as 7x’ and so on. Are you kidding me? Is painful to watch and hear.
Check out his 70's performances. I came to the horrible realisation that live Jimmy is always sloppy. People can't seem to accept or hear it. Other guitarist's were on heroin but still played tight with the band. Some say it's a jazz like raw improvisation and that's Jimmy's appeal. There's no arguing in the studio he is an amazing musician, composer and inovator but live in every video on UA-cam from 72-present day its the same out of time, out of tune bends, noodling. Its left me bemused and not wanting to admit it, but if Gilmore did it or a new guitarist uploaded that solo it'd be slated.
Robin Philpott um what? Sorry, can’t agree with that. He’s never really been sloppy when not on drugs, or at least very slightly.
@@ayhamshaheed7740 "Or at least very slightly" that's cute. I agree with Robin Philpott 100% though.
Around 6:30 Plant's scream wow
Plant at 0:52
Awesome
Says it all
there's not an emoticon with enough heart and tears and shining eyes to comment this...i'm just in love!!!!
Okay. I think that was better than when I saw P and P tour in 1995.
2:54 is beautiful.
De arrepiar,muito muito muito bom
i play a les paul but the sound and the energy he puts into these riffs and playing is amazing.......how did he do...........
the ravages of time are on Jimmy's face - the true blues