Saw em in Charlotte NC 69 🔥 only played 1 and 2 I was tripping on orange 🧡 sunshine 😂 maybe it was 1970 but One thing I will never forget was Moby dick and whole lotta love 💕😘
Saw them several times - Living in southern CA back when it was the Golden State allowed for a constant parade of concerts to go to Saw them twice in one week at the San Diego Sports Arena They were a force of nature Between the raw energy of the band and the energy of the crowd, you could feel their music down to your very soul One of the most dynamic bands in concert
So glad you asked! Transcending. Saw 3 times and never forget it. It was a special time, witnessed greatness. Music reached to my soul. Still amazed over the talent here.
@garygarcia8509 So sorry for you, but always find comfort in knowing her Angelic being will forever be with you. God bless you, look for signs from her, - feathers, rainbows, & things you both did together often. Hang in there buddy.
not all the songs played that night were recorded or weren't recorded properly VISUALLY.... Maybe someday Jimmy's estate will re-release much of what we haven't seen. In the meantime enjoy the music, isn't that what it's all about?
Last song of the night, last show of the 3 night stand at MSG in ‘73, last of the 3 shows used for TSRTS, last show of the ‘73 tour, last show before things started to go wrong, last live performance of the song by the 4 of them. And man what a great version it is!
I once requested that song be played over an intercom they used to play songs or announcements at the very end of the day. That was somewhere between’69 and ‘’71, and they played it. Everybody knew and heard it, the entire high school (about 600, Findlay OH) heard it, so cool
It was the band’s way of saying “Thank You” to New York. They could have done a rendition called “Fuck You”, as a slight to the Drake Hotel for allowing $203,000 to be stolen from the safe deposit box. I’m thinking of doing a cover of this and titling it “Spank You”. It would be for a narrow musical market of people into S & M.
Now, who was it that told me Page's Guitar Playing was "overrated?" Who was it that said, "he's too sloppy?" Who was it that told me that Led Zeppelin "wasn't the greatest rock band of all time?" Listen to this, Eddie!
Well Page himself has stated his playing is a bit sloppy at times so there’s no argument there but that’s part of his style. As far as the greatest rock band of all time everyone agrees it’s the Beatles and that’s likely never to change.
@@itslikethesamebutdifferent8020 I read an article the other day. (I'll try to find it and post it). One paragraph said something like, "there's lots of good bands in that era, but there's no doubt Led Zeppelin is the greatest rock band of all time." So, your assumption that it's the Beatles that are the "greatest" is a matter of opinion. I have no problem with someone who has that opinion. However, it's just an opinion. In my view, the only reason they get that moniker is because they were the first. Really the first actual "rock" band in Britain and the first British rock band to come to America. Their looks is one reason they had the popularity at that time. To be honest, I didn't like anything about their music. A couple songs I enjoy. But to me the Stones were better. And Zeppelin was #1. That's my opinion, and I'm sticking to it! LOL.
@@Colstonewall - would you agree that Elvis is the king of rock? Some people might say it’s little Richard or chuck berry and that would be a matter of opinion. I don’t like Elvis but i have to agree that he is considered the king of rock, even if I don’t like his music. Same as Jimi Hendrix who is considered the greatest rock guitarist of all time and regardless if there are other guitarists who have surpassed his playing ability , there really isn’t anyone who has had as significant an impact as Jimi, even if people don’t like his music don’t mean a thing as he’s still the greatest. The Beatles aren’t considered the greatest rock band because they were the first, they’re named the greatest because no band in rock has ever had the impact, influence or changed the course to such an extent that its impact is still being felt today. Yes there are other legendary bands like Led Zeppelin , Queen, Pink Floyd, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, The Rolling Stones, The Who etc but none have matched the Beatles’ impact and clout in rock music and none ever will.
@@itslikethesamebutdifferent8020 I see your point. I don't disagree with it. To play devils advocate for a second, why did The Beatles have the biggest impact? To me, because they were first. They were the first British group here. They were different, and they were first so they had the biggest impact. Had the Stones been the first here, I have a strong feeling they would've had the same impact and would be considered what the Beatles are today. But, I see your point. I can't argue that. PS: You're damn right Elvis is the King!! LOL
@@Colstonewall - lol @ Elvis is the king, He is tho , can’t argue with that. To answer your question truth is the Beatles were one of many rock groups in England who were playing clubs, doing their thing while trying to make a few bucks to get by. What separated them from the rest was that they did things differently. While all the other groups were playing the latest hits of the day the Beatles were looking at the B sides and old standards and modernizing them while writing original stuff so as to not have the same material that all the other bands were doing. Can you imagine sitting thru a few hours at a club listening to band after band doing their version of long tall sally? An oft quoted line was “guitar groups are on the way out” by the Decca A&R man who turned them down. They were not the first group but they were the group that proved that statement wrong, who stood out head and shoulders above everyone else. The lines outside the places they played started growing into the hundreds and this without having a record contract. When they released their first album, Please Please Me it went to #1 in the UK charts and stood there for 30 consecutive weeks only to be knocked off the top slot by none other than their second album With The Beatles which stayed at number 1 for 21 consecutive weeks, they were number 1 a total of 51 consecutive weeks, making them the only band to have achieved that to this day. Later on they were the first to play stadiums, to have that global success on such a scale, it is oft said that when they came out, every kid suddenly picked up a guitar and started forming bands. They wrote The Rolling Stones’s first hit called I Wanna Be Your Man and they forced other groups to start writing their own material at a time when it wasn’t very common to do that. They played places like the Budokan which was a big no no for anyone to do a concert there, the Beatles were once again the exception. US bands began imitating the brits and the Brits were suddenly welcomed everywhere with contracts and big money to be made. Most importantly was that literally most every rock band that has come out since then has said that the Beatles’ impact on music, society and the world in general has never been equaled. I don’t go by album sales because I don’t think sales is a big enough reason, you gotta look at what an artist does for the art form.
This is exactly why I love them and will eternally. I was about 10 years to young to have caught them live and it’s killed me all my life. I spent the entire 80’s smoking weed and listening to the bootlegs every day . This is the best band ever .
Me too! For the entire decade of the eighties I’d smoke weed, listen to the boots and I’d be pining to have seen them live. I was born a year before they formed so I simply was too young. We all however are fortunate enough to have been around at the same span of time with Zeppelin.
@@merlinmakinson4724 same. The eighties were tough in that music had changed so drastically that I’d simply ignore much of it and just relive the past. Same with Aerosmith. I was brought up listening to the first 5 A-Smith recordings and then…suddenly it was Permanent Vac and Pump. I tried like hell to absorb them but still would gravitate back to the seventies releases! I’m aware that changes are inevitable but…they sort of lost me by then.
Just great. Hard to imagine this cut was not included in the movie , it is fabulous!!!! A love song lyrics by Plant the likes of which only the mighty Zep could do. Jimmy's guitar is just haunting , oh my.
@@StairwayToEvan92 because you have to squeeze a 2hr 30 min concert into a film warner bros will release. And the film includes non concert footage. There are loads of tracks that didn’t make the cut.
@@mrjamescurry I get all of that. We didn’t need all of that extra stuff. They could have cut 5 minutes off of that for one more song. At least we got Misty Mountain Hop in the film
People have no idea of how many tour dates Zep had in this era, can you imagine playing such emotionally dynamic songs every night, not having any idea of what would eventually become canon over the years to come?! No, nobody can, so save your criticism for when you have a catalog like they did, and have to play it note for note every night...oh wait NOBODY DOES, yeah...maybe just enjoy something unique, and very special. Thank you!
On this 72-73 tour they started on the west coast , kept adding shows. They did 168 concerts in 9 mo. The 3 cd set how the west was won was at the start of the tour from the LA forum and the Long Beach Arena. The movie was from the last 2 shows at Madison Square Garden in NY.
This is the culmination of all the things that made Zeppelin just great isn’t it? The last song of the final Garden date and of the triumphant 1973 tour. It was sort of the end of an era. I won’t get into any of it. Jones was so good that he could unseat any organist in ANY church ANYWHERE. I think this was their way of saying Thank You to the New York faithful who loved them so very much.
These Garden show are just priceless. The 29th I feel is the best of the three! You have the whole show, in this remastered format? Please post it if so.
I'd love if you got into why this was "an end of an era." Was this the tour before Plant's accident? Honestly I'd love to hear what you meant? I've read a few books about Zeppelin, but I'd love to hear what you had to say?
@@Colstonewall hi Chris. What I meant by it is that the many changes which occurred after this tour changed their sound and physical abilities. I know that “change” is unavoidable and it happens to each and every one of us. I’m not criticizing them in any way but more of an observation. Listening to the ‘75 concerts, I’m left a little less than enamored. Gone was Robert’s raspy Janis Joplin type howls, Jimmy’s fluidity and “Brown Sound” from his Marshall’s and gone was Bonham being right there at ground level with the others. Jimmy’s playing up to ‘73 was very slick and fluid. By ‘75 he and Robert sounded tired and on the other side of the hill - the downward side. Jones and Bonham on the other hand became increasingly important in covering for the two frontmen. As composers the entire band were never better with the release of Physical. To me, 1973 was the pinnacle for everything firing on all cylinders. After Robert’s throat operation and Jimmy’s increasing love for heroin, that slick-ass playing from just 18 months prior seemed to be long gone. Do you at all get the same vibes about what I’m trying to convey here?
Hate to comment again but this is literally like finding a diamond in the dirt. As someone who's been a huge Fan of Zeppelin, it's just amazing to find something I haven't heard before. Much less this masterpiece. I was stunned when I came across this.
I was at this concert at Madison Square Garden 7/29/1973. It was my first rock concert ever, been to many concerts over my 63 years and when I was 24 I get into the music industry and have seen some of the greatest rock bands ever.
I bought two bootleg Zep albums in the late 70’s or early 80’s and they both include versions of this tune. I’d heard and enjoyed them for decades when someone finally digitized them. Good stuff!
i have been a Zep fan since High School-born 1962 and this is the first time i heard this cut of THANK YOU! i know all their songs/albums just like any other ZEP fan and this was very impressive!!! Brings back great memories!!! THANK YOU!
@mikevigil5005 Same! And we learned the words by listening repeat n repeat n repeat! (born'63) which proves ur a true Led fan! Also Kasmir plays a dam good version of this and many Led songs.
This is fucking mind blowing how good this particular live version is! If Jimmy would’ve done a backing vocals here like on the recording, I’d call it one of their best live performances ever!
John Baldwin, the glue that held Zeppelin together. Good Lord listen to Page's solo! Fucking beautiful. Bonham playing like a man possessed and Plant's voice sounded perfect.
I think Jimmy wore a different outfit that night when playing that song, which probably could have caused discontinuity in the TSRTS movie, maybe that's why it's not even remastered on the album. However, I don't see why not include it, it's a superb version of Thank You :)
@@dakalbino this is definitely not the case, because all three shows are used in different parts of the movie (e.g rnr being 7/27, and celebration day being from 7/28)
Beautiful song indeed! I saw them at the start of their ‘73 tour but they did not play this song sadly. But nonetheless to have seen LZ live was a treasure at that time. Their peakest peak period. Thank You!!!!!!!!!!!
Goose bumps just goose bumps. So intimate so mature such a committed performance such emotion deep emotion. This band without question was the best ever. Thank You! Jimmy-Robert-John Paul Jones- and John Bonham. Led Zeppelin.
Se qualcuno mette in dubbio la grandezza dei led zeppelin ascoltare questa versione live di thank you dal vivo e ricredersi molte band di oggi per ispirarsi ai led zeppelin un motivo lo avranno a voi la risposta forever led zeppelin
My favorite band of all time and as Jack Black said best rock and roll band ever!!!❤❤❤❤ their music was incredible and no one played like them LIVE!! Love all of them!! Especially, underrated JPJ!!!
Even if some people are as kind as concert whistlers, I must confess here it's my first time hearing that marvelous version. Unbelievable. Hope to high up the reference for others lovers to have the same pleasure than me today. Thank you for posting, by the way.
Thank You is my favorite song by Led Zeppelin It's completely different to their other music Although I have only ever heard it on vinyl, hearing it played live is a completely new experience for me Absolutely incredible 👏
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To all the people that got to see Zeppelin live,i can't imagine what it must have been like,
Saw em in Charlotte NC 69 🔥 only played 1 and 2 I was tripping on orange 🧡 sunshine 😂 maybe it was 1970 but One thing I will never forget was Moby dick and whole lotta love 💕😘
i was at the msg shows . the ones from the movie. it was awesome
I saw them at 3 rivers stadium . They were the only act for 3 hours ! WOW !!!!
Saw them several times - Living in southern CA back when it was the Golden State allowed for a constant parade of concerts to go to
Saw them twice in one week at the San Diego Sports Arena
They were a force of nature
Between the raw energy of the band and the energy of the crowd, you could feel their music down to your very soul
One of the most dynamic bands in concert
So glad you asked! Transcending. Saw 3 times and never forget it. It was a special time, witnessed greatness. Music reached to my soul. Still amazed over the talent here.
Thank You was our wedding song 42yrs ago.God needed an Angel and my soul mate answered his call.She passed on 05/25/2024 RIP DeB
So sorry to hear my friend but a great memory and so happy you made it to the end ❤
@garygarcia8509
So sorry for you, but always find comfort in knowing her Angelic being will forever be with you. God bless you, look for signs from her, - feathers, rainbows, & things you both did together often. Hang in there buddy.
sorry for your loss
The music that Led Zeppelin recorded and released between 1969 and 1979 can never be duplicated again. Their music will forever be timeless.
you forgot 1980)
Well said. A true statement has never been spoken.
I always tell people that Led Zeppelin played a lot more songs than what that movie shows them playing. They were phenomenal that night.
they played this and celebration day, but celebration day has no realise, but Thank You no(
How many more songs? And how do you know?
@@alexkx8599 garden tapes.
Absolutely amazing night. This is the legendary band at their finest. It was almost spiritual just hearing this. If I could only have been there
not all the songs played that night were recorded or weren't recorded properly VISUALLY.... Maybe someday Jimmy's estate will re-release much of what we haven't seen. In the meantime enjoy the music, isn't that what it's all about?
Last song of the night, last show of the 3 night stand at MSG in ‘73, last of the 3 shows used for TSRTS, last show of the ‘73 tour, last show before things started to go wrong, last live performance of the song by the 4 of them.
And man what a great version it is!
So interesting to know that, thanks!
I once requested that song be played over an intercom they used to play songs or announcements at the very end of the day. That was somewhere between’69 and ‘’71, and they played it. Everybody knew and heard it, the entire high school (about 600, Findlay OH) heard it, so cool
It was the band’s way of saying “Thank You” to New York. They could have done a rendition called “Fuck You”, as a slight to the Drake Hotel for allowing $203,000 to be stolen from the safe deposit box. I’m thinking of doing a cover of this and titling it “Spank You”. It would be for a narrow musical market of people into S & M.
Led Zep is the greatest rock band of all time
Better than The Archies?
FACT!!! 😊
Now, who was it that told me Page's Guitar Playing was "overrated?" Who was it that said, "he's too sloppy?" Who was it that told me that Led Zeppelin "wasn't the greatest rock band of all time?" Listen to this, Eddie!
Well Page himself has stated his playing is a bit sloppy at times so there’s no argument there but that’s part of his style. As far as the greatest rock band of all time everyone agrees it’s the Beatles and that’s likely never to change.
@@itslikethesamebutdifferent8020 I read an article the other day. (I'll try to find it and post it).
One paragraph said something like, "there's lots of good bands in that era, but there's no doubt Led Zeppelin is the greatest rock band of all time."
So, your assumption that it's the Beatles that are the "greatest" is a matter of opinion.
I have no problem with someone who has that opinion. However, it's just an opinion.
In my view, the only reason they get that moniker is because they were the first.
Really the first actual "rock" band in Britain and the first British rock band to come to America.
Their looks is one reason they had the popularity at that time.
To be honest, I didn't like anything about their music. A couple songs I enjoy. But to me the Stones were better.
And Zeppelin was #1. That's my opinion, and I'm sticking to it! LOL.
@@Colstonewall - would you agree that Elvis is the king of rock? Some people might say it’s little Richard or chuck berry and that would be a matter of opinion. I don’t like Elvis but i have to agree that he is considered the king of rock, even if I don’t like his music. Same as Jimi Hendrix who is considered the greatest rock guitarist of all time and regardless if there are other guitarists who have surpassed his playing ability , there really isn’t anyone who has had as significant an impact as Jimi, even if people don’t like his music don’t mean a thing as he’s still the greatest. The Beatles aren’t considered the greatest rock band because they were the first, they’re named the greatest because no band in rock has ever had the impact, influence or changed the course to such an extent that its impact is still being felt today. Yes there are other legendary bands like Led Zeppelin , Queen, Pink Floyd, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, The Rolling Stones, The Who etc but none have matched the Beatles’ impact and clout in rock music and none ever will.
@@itslikethesamebutdifferent8020 I see your point. I don't disagree with it.
To play devils advocate for a second, why did The Beatles have the biggest impact?
To me, because they were first. They were the first British group here. They were different, and they were first so they had the biggest impact.
Had the Stones been the first here, I have a strong feeling they would've had the same impact and would be considered what the Beatles are today.
But, I see your point. I can't argue that.
PS: You're damn right Elvis is the King!! LOL
@@Colstonewall - lol @ Elvis is the king, He is tho , can’t argue with that.
To answer your question truth is the Beatles were one of many rock groups in England who were playing clubs, doing their thing while trying to make a few bucks to get by. What separated them from the rest was that they did things differently. While all the other groups were playing the latest hits of the day the Beatles were looking at the B sides and old standards and modernizing them while writing original stuff so as to not have the same material that all the other bands were doing. Can you imagine sitting thru a few hours at a club listening to band after band doing their version of long tall sally? An oft quoted line was “guitar groups are on the way out” by the Decca A&R man who turned them down. They were not the first group but they were the group that proved that statement wrong, who stood out head and shoulders above everyone else. The lines outside the places they played started growing into the hundreds and this without having a record contract. When they released their first album, Please Please Me it went to #1 in the UK charts and stood there for 30 consecutive weeks only to be knocked off the top slot by none other than their second album With The Beatles which stayed at number 1 for 21 consecutive weeks, they were number 1 a total of 51 consecutive weeks, making them the only band to have achieved that to this day. Later on they were the first to play stadiums, to have that global success on such a scale, it is oft said that when they came out, every kid suddenly picked up a guitar and started forming bands. They wrote The Rolling Stones’s first hit called I Wanna Be Your Man and they forced other groups to start writing their own material at a time when it wasn’t very common to do that. They played places like the Budokan which was a big no no for anyone to do a concert there, the Beatles were once again the exception. US bands began imitating the brits and the Brits were suddenly welcomed everywhere with contracts and big money to be made. Most importantly was that literally most every rock band that has come out since then has said that the Beatles’ impact on music, society and the world in general has never been equaled. I don’t go by album sales because I don’t think sales is a big enough reason, you gotta look at what an artist does for the art form.
This is exactly why I love them and will eternally. I was about 10 years to young to have caught them live and it’s killed me all my life. I spent the entire 80’s smoking weed and listening to the bootlegs every day . This is the best band ever .
Me too! For the entire decade of the eighties I’d smoke weed, listen to the boots and I’d be pining to have seen them live. I was born a year before they formed so I simply was too young. We all however are fortunate enough to have been around at the same span of time with Zeppelin.
@@luvbasses5487 so funny it was the same with me too So this was the closest thing I had to being there and hearing them live
@@merlinmakinson4724 same. The eighties were tough in that music had changed so drastically that I’d simply ignore much of it and just relive the past. Same with Aerosmith. I was brought up listening to the first 5 A-Smith recordings and then…suddenly it was Permanent Vac and Pump. I tried like hell to absorb them but still would gravitate back to the seventies releases! I’m aware that changes are inevitable but…they sort of lost me by then.
@@luvbasses5487 yes I was basically raised on GD so Zep was just the boost I needed. I liked both the 70’s and 80’s to be honest
Yeah acid too. No quarter live
John Paul Jones is a fantastic musician. Led Zeppelin rules the universe!
Led Zeppelin in 1973 is the greatest Rock band ever.
in 1973 only?
@@foxriver84 Why don’t you upload anymore?
71😊
1968-1973
1968- вечно!!!🎸🎸🎸@@tizianalancia7679
Just great. Hard to imagine this cut was not included in the movie , it is fabulous!!!! A love song lyrics by Plant the likes of which only the mighty Zep could do. Jimmy's guitar is just haunting , oh my.
A lot of the film had degraded by the time they looked at it again for the DVD.
Completely agree, this is amazing!!!
@@mrjamescurryYeah. But It wasn’t in the original film from 1976. Why?
@@StairwayToEvan92 because you have to squeeze a 2hr 30 min concert into a film warner bros will release. And the film includes non concert footage.
There are loads of tracks that didn’t make the cut.
@@mrjamescurry I get all of that. We didn’t need all of that extra stuff. They could have cut 5 minutes off of that for one more song. At least we got Misty Mountain Hop in the film
People have no idea of how many tour dates Zep had in this era, can you imagine playing such emotionally dynamic songs every night, not having any idea of what would eventually become canon over the years to come?! No, nobody can, so save your criticism for when you have a catalog like they did, and have to play it note for note every night...oh wait NOBODY DOES, yeah...maybe just enjoy something unique, and very special. Thank you!
You Tell em!!!! Ans whoever said it was sloppy obviously doesnt have as great hearing as we do!! Sounded Awesomely clear af to me!!
On this 72-73 tour they started on the west coast , kept adding shows. They did 168 concerts in 9 mo. The 3 cd set how the west was won was at the start of the tour from the LA forum and the Long Beach Arena. The movie was from the last 2 shows at Madison Square Garden in NY.
@@lauraa744Amen.
This is the culmination of all the things that made Zeppelin just great isn’t it? The last song of the final Garden date and of the triumphant 1973 tour. It was sort of the end of an era. I won’t get into any of it. Jones was so good that he could unseat any organist in ANY church ANYWHERE. I think this was their way of saying Thank You to the New York faithful who loved them so very much.
I couldn’t put it better myself
These Garden show are just priceless. The 29th I feel is the best of the three! You have the whole show, in this remastered format? Please post it if so.
@@luvbasses5487 I’m afraid liriodendron only remastered this one song 😢
I'd love if you got into why this was "an end of an era." Was this the tour before Plant's accident? Honestly I'd love to hear what you meant? I've read a few books about Zeppelin, but I'd love to hear what you had to say?
@@Colstonewall hi Chris. What I meant by it is that the many changes which occurred after this tour changed their sound and physical abilities. I know that “change” is unavoidable and it happens to each and every one of us. I’m not criticizing them in any way but more of an observation. Listening to the ‘75 concerts, I’m left a little less than enamored. Gone was Robert’s raspy Janis Joplin type howls, Jimmy’s fluidity and “Brown Sound” from his Marshall’s and gone was Bonham being right there at ground level with the others. Jimmy’s playing up to ‘73 was very slick and fluid.
By ‘75 he and Robert sounded tired and on the other side of the hill - the downward side. Jones and Bonham on the other hand became increasingly important in covering for the two frontmen. As composers the entire band were never better with the release of Physical. To me, 1973 was the pinnacle for everything firing on all cylinders. After Robert’s throat operation and Jimmy’s increasing love for heroin, that slick-ass playing from just 18 months prior seemed to be long gone. Do you at all get the same vibes about what I’m trying to convey here?
OMG...I've never heard it live before!! Nobody could ever touch them!
Kasmir tribute band plays it live and sounds AMAZING
Many bootlegs have this. Blueberry Hill for one.
@@TrumpEatsPutz Also Mudslides version is great
Shocked it was not included on Song Remains the Same, this is flawless, outstanding!!!
The same girl is on Robert plant channels always dogging him
Hate to comment again but this is literally like finding a diamond in the dirt. As someone who's been a huge Fan of Zeppelin, it's just amazing to find something I haven't heard before. Much less this masterpiece. I was stunned when I came across this.
I was at this concert at Madison Square Garden 7/29/1973. It was my first rock concert ever, been to many concerts over my 63 years and when I was 24 I get into the music industry and have seen some of the greatest rock bands ever.
You must be a part time fan if you haven’t heard this before. It’s been around forever this version.
Same !!
I'm not convinced this is from MSG. I have a 9-CD set with all three shows and this isn't on it.
@@OutOnTheTilesNot THIS version. Many other versions from many other venues, but not this.
I dance with my granddaughter s to this song they have no clue but to me it's everything
I rode past Madison Square Gardens in July of 73 and saw Led Zeppelin on Bway sign awesome
never forgot that
Cool memory 🕊 ☮ ✌ ☀
Wouldn't believe how good they were in 72-73 if I didn't hear it. No one is even close to them in those years.
Nobody ever!!
THAT OVERTURE JPJ MAKE IS PURE MAGIC!!!
The greatest band ever
Where’s this little gem been hiding? After listening to Zep bootleg’s since the 70’s I have never heard it in 1973.
I know! That's what I'm saying. I thought I had read through all the notated set lists too. This is blowing my mind and it sounds fuckin amazing.
I bought two bootleg Zep albums in the late 70’s or early 80’s and they both include versions of this tune. I’d heard and enjoyed them for decades when someone finally digitized them. Good stuff!
The legacy left by this band is the love of music. They love music. That mystical vibratory thing that makes it eternal.
Pink Floyd, and Led Zep...never to be equaled.
Pagey's echo effects towards the end is heavenly. Thank You for this
this is for much the best version of Thank you.... in BBC studios feels almost the same feeling...but no....
There's no other version like that
Bonzo was the soul and spirit of led zeppelin, machtless!!!!!!!!
i have been a Zep fan since High School-born 1962 and this is the first time i heard this cut of THANK YOU!
i know all their songs/albums just like any other ZEP fan and this was very impressive!!!
Brings back great memories!!!
THANK YOU!
I was a Kiss fan than my friend played LZ IV. That was 1975 I was in the 7th grade, I turned 60 in December. LZ was the tightest band I ever heard.
@mikevigil5005
Same! And we learned the words by listening repeat n repeat n repeat! (born'63) which proves ur a true Led fan!
Also Kasmir plays a dam good version of this and many Led songs.
so far I am the oldest born in 61
This is fucking mind blowing how good this particular live version is! If Jimmy would’ve done a backing vocals here like on the recording, I’d call it one of their best live performances ever!
Bonzo on backup vocals on Thank You/Bron-Y-Aur Stomp/The Ocean. :--)
@@twj1964 isn't John Paul Jones on backing vocals recording?
Back in the olden days our attention span could tolerate and appreciate such long intros. I wonder how? Oh yeah, now I remember😅
Incredible!
I get chills listening to Page....
Me too. No one else does this to me, as far as Guitarists. Just beautiful and amazing mixed with a masterful song.
Love that Gospel opening
Excellent "southern " solo from Page!
reminds of allman
@@stansvass5230 lol it reminds me of hank williams can't you see.
Love love love, the best band ever 😍
Best Band ever
The beauty, delicacy, thunder and power of the great Led Zeppelin.
You summed them up without question.
God gave us Earth heaven and Zeppelin🎸😁
OMG who wants to see this live?
Would die to do it 🎸💥
John Baldwin, the glue that held Zeppelin together. Good Lord listen to Page's solo! Fucking beautiful. Bonham playing like a man possessed and Plant's voice sounded perfect.
Wow! You know John Paul Jones' real name! Look at you!
@@kwmusic4560 Just a habit. I think since it's his actual name, he should get credit for it.
@@Colstonewall John Richard Baldwin 👍👍👍
John Bonham
@@kwmusic4560 hahaaa IKR, wow is he special!!!
圧倒的過ぎます。美しい…。
Thank you guys for these years and still loving it and thank you Mr Baldwin
DEFINITELY a Time-Capsule performance right there.
Only once in 2011 I heard for the first this magic voice in live performance. Love it from 1973...
Nadie nunca ha llegado a este nivel musical y les hago un spoiler nadie nunca lo hará, son incomparables The GOATS
Wow blown away what a version ❤😊
They were operating on all 4 “cylinders “ for this performance! 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕
This is amazing, why isn't this on TSRTS album, it's so good. Thank you for this
I think Jimmy wore a different outfit that night when playing that song, which probably could have caused discontinuity in the TSRTS movie, maybe that's why it's not even remastered on the album. However, I don't see why not include it, it's a superb version of Thank You :)
@@dakalbino that’s funny when you look at JPJ who actively wore different clothes because he thought it all was so ridiculous 😂
@@dakalbino this is definitely not the case, because all three shows are used in different parts of the movie (e.g rnr being 7/27, and celebration day being from 7/28)
@@dakalbinomaybe because they only played it this one night and only had one take
@@dakalbino the movie i understand but atleast have it on the album!
Wow! Just unbelievable
Quality of this is really good. I saw Zeppelin in the late 70’s and would have loved to have seen them at their peak.
A legit gem. This one stands above the rest.
Beautiful song indeed! I saw them at the start of their ‘73 tour but they did not play this song sadly. But nonetheless to have seen LZ live was a treasure at that time. Their peakest peak period. Thank You!!!!!!!!!!!
Atlanta?
@@ctrlshiftqq9846 Tampa. Night after Atlanta.
That’s badass !
nah 1971 is their peak
@@jbojoifyThey were great all the way through.
Gods of rock
Goose bumps just goose bumps. So intimate so mature such a committed performance such emotion deep emotion. This band without question was the best ever. Thank You! Jimmy-Robert-John Paul Jones- and John Bonham. Led Zeppelin.
Se qualcuno mette in dubbio la grandezza dei led zeppelin ascoltare questa versione live di thank you dal vivo e ricredersi molte band di oggi per ispirarsi ai led zeppelin un motivo lo avranno a voi la risposta forever led zeppelin
Wow, i didn't know they played this in '73 and I thought I knew about all their tours. Guess not.
Vintage JP, a patented, wonderful, twangy, angular and quirky solo to end the tour…. Nobody did it better.
My goodness how I loved that band…
THA MIGHTY ZEPP STILL RULES.
Beautiful thanks just amazing
Holy fuck this is too good
If only this performance was put on The Song Remains The Same! What a Performance,What a band!
Thank you ❤
Wonderful music to my ears!
The end of that solo (7:00+) in combination JB and JPJ incredible.
Thank you Led 🙏❤️
Thank you! ❤
Absolutely beautiful
You nailed it. Beautiful.
Greatest love song of all of rock n roll 💯
My favorite band of all time and as Jack Black said best rock and roll band ever!!!❤❤❤❤ their music was incredible and no one played like them LIVE!! Love all of them!! Especially, underrated JPJ!!!
Me & my Husband's wedding song June 17th 2018 It was a Beautiful Day. Rip Bobby Lavigne ❤
Love to you , sister.
Even if some people are as kind as concert whistlers, I must confess here it's my first time hearing that marvelous version. Unbelievable. Hope to high up the reference for others lovers to have the same pleasure than me today. Thank you for posting, by the way.
Magic.
Thank you.
Untouchable.
Amazing version
THE GREATEST BAND EVER HANDS DOWN !!! ❤😊
I want to thank you for all the fantastic music over the years simply amazing band ever🙏❣❤💞
This is fuckin amazing. Listen to the organ at the beginning really high. You’ll travel
What a masterpiece ❤🎵😎
Last song to wrap up the '73 tour also last time ever performed by the boy's.
This should be in the movie "The Song Remains the Same" right after the Stairway to Heaven credits as a bonus!
Saw them in Oakland, July 24th 1977. Unfortunately it was their last American show…
🧙🏻I've been a⚡️LedZepHead my whole🔮life.🌹"Thank You" for sharing and I wish your channel all the🤘🏻best.
🇨🇦✌🏻🎶♥️
I wonder why they haven't released this officially yet, like they have with Misty Mountain Hop, The Ocean, from the same 1973 Garden concerts.
Lindo!!! ❤️
Led Zeppelin Masters of Masters for Ever...
I saw them in 1973 at the Providence Civic Center, Prov RI. Awesome show for sure. Memories 50 yrs
One of the best bootlegs I’ve heard
Aloha, rare...beautiful
thank you so much for this. Sounds so much cleaner, much appreciated!
I love it 💜 I see why THEY don't like it though - haha! This it, it's Zeppelin, it's amazing...
The absolute best ❤❤❤
Thank You is my favorite song by Led Zeppelin
It's completely different to their other music
Although I have only ever heard it on vinyl, hearing it played live is a completely new experience for me
Absolutely incredible 👏
Led zep is rock
INCREDIBLE....!😊
About 45 seconds in JPJ can be heard teasing Amazing Grace
🎹🎼🎸🎶🥁 it always reminds of no one . Just started liking it live a few years ago
Sound ❤
Second to BBC solo but amazing construction thank you for this!
Thankyou!
Majestic ❤
Fucking hell. Outstanding guitar work. Jimmy. First time I’ve heard this. My admiration has grown to even greater levels.
This just gave me a stirring in me loins. Daddy is ready for action! Thank you 🙂
f*ck people's opinion, this is the greatest band ever. Just listen how good they were at improvising songs
Thank You 😎