Zeppelin is better than all newer bands with the exception of Greta Van Fleet - they're amazing live. I saw Greta live in Philadelphia on 29 December 2019.
Iron Maiden seemed to base their entire career on this one song. Think about it, the pounding drums, the fast tempo (especially a lot of 1977 performances), the galloping bass line, the wonderfully constructed and heavy guitar work, and the lyrics that deal with mythology and fantasy.
@@FLORIDAERO I think you and I are hearing different performances as we listen to this song. I think it is similar to you claiming, "There live performances just went down hill." And how I know their live performance here is kicking ass. It's a matter of being correct or being incorrect.
Page's Magnum opus. Impossible to duplicate the studio version in a live setting because of all the complex layering Jimmy had done. But, IMO ALS remains the ultimate Zeppelin song. Powerful and soaring, it takes you away to Valhalla or Kashmir on the wings of a dragon. Truly the Hammer of the Gods.
@@pb6270Page plays the solo differently from the album, but he doesn't do it badly, he just pulls it differently, Robert Plant says goodbye with his spectacular extended scream like a siren...
This is probably John Paul Jones most badass bass playing. The booming loudness, the ambiotic playing in the intro, and coming in again like a train during the verses.
My first concert. In my life was Led Zeppelin in 77 or 76 in Houston Texas after the death of Robert's son can't explain the killer feeling you get seeing them it's magic so lucky to have experienced that thanks Zep
@@jeffh5664 agreed. like every album of theirs, there are 2-3 timeless songs, a few great ones, and a couple very good ones. rarely a clunker to be found.
@@jeffreylorien6687 The only clunker in their entire library is Hats Off to (Roy) Harper. I skip to any other song besides this one. It hurts my ears! 😢
I feel you man. I mean I'm 21 right now, I grew up listening to Zep but I never even had a chance to see my fav band live. That hurts a lot, that they were in a whole other time. I mean its only been 30 sum years but it may as well have been centuries before my time. All I can do is listen to and appreciate their music and be thankful that I wasn't weaned on the teet of Beiber and the likes. Truly the greatest band to ever walk the earth.
25 and I hear you man. I even have nostalgia about being nostalgic for Led Zeppelin when listening to them growing up and even thinking back then “man the 70s were a different time”
I dont know ah I influenced you to listen to end respect the music of Led Zeppelin but put them at the top of your thank you list for everything. I hope that you also search out bands before and after Led Zeppelin.
I was an 18-year-old college freshman eagerly awaiting the fall 1980 tour when I would get my first chance to see my favorite band live. They surely would have played Dallas (where their stage effects company Showco was HQd). So you can imagine... And then about 10 weeks later, John Lennon.
Happy birthday, Jimmy Page! The greatest of the greatest, the history's best musician, the creator of Led Zeppelin, I love you and wish you to live at least 10000 years and to play your rock all this time! 70 is only beginning...
@@jackmomma7481 i believe this is the same spot. ua-cam.com/video/YWOuzYvksRw/v-deo.html i like this frankfurt fill better but the performance as a whole better on knebworth
legend has it keef from the rolling stones after hearing it was told zep would be playing it live, he said you will be needing a second guitarist. the rest is history.
I've never heard this version, and they nailed it, could care less how thin Jimmy is he absolutely is awesome its a very hard song to play cause its layered in the studio, but Mr. Page shines
Presence was the worst selling Led Zeppelin studio album. It’s brilliant. All four members are virtuosos at their chosen craft but they were operating in extremely rarified air during the production of this track. Nothing like this is produced today and maybe never will be again.
I wonder why it was the worst selling. I was still just a teenager when it came out, and being typically capricious, there was something different in style, I suppose. Although, it does have much the same ambiance as Houses of the Holy, which I enjoyed very much. Anyway, it is clearly a great album, one which climbs higher in my appraisal over time. Who can deny this song is showcase to the members and to the band?! Still not sure if there is something that can be pointed to which made for such a drop in sales.
Awesome performance. I think the 1979 Knebworth performance is the best ever of this song but this comes very close. All 4 on point here. A highlight of the 1980 tour.
I adore Led Zeppelin.Thier music is unparalled.Thank God Robert,Jimmy ,John Paul & John Bonham's stars align to make some incredible tunes which generations far in to the future can discover and say"Holy Fuck" theses guys were good!
I was stationed at Ramstein Air Base, Germany when I saw them in concert in Frankfort. We were in front of the stage looking up ...what a concert. My ears rang for days.
As great as the 1st Knebworth performance is, there's just something about these 1980s Achilles that have more power. Hard to describe it in words, it just seems better...
This '1980 European Tour just... For some reason it's very unsettling for me. I remember waking down Perry Avenue in East Bremerton, Washington, with my friend Chris Daily the morning we found out about John Bonham. We were saving the ten dollars each for a ticket to the upcoming American Tour date in Seattle. I'm filled with dread just remembering that rainy dark morning.
They did it at pretty much every show I've listened to from the 1977 US Tour thru the end of the 1980 tour. Like Gary says, check the version out from Los Angeles in 1977 ....absolutely incredible!!
This track along with Kashmir define the 'heavy-ness' that was the worldwide appeal of Led Zeppelin. No one and no other band occupied this soundscape...
Presence took 3 weeks start to finish. It has an intensity and rugged simplicity that shines. The album is brilliant and scary. Zep at their absolute best.
Very good quality. I wonder why Page hasn't released any 1980 live material. Maybe out of respect for Bonham. Either way Jimmy is sitting on a gold mine of Zeppelin performances, I'm still hoping for a official 1977 Seattle DVD.
Songs from the 1977 Seattle performance were planned for inclusion on the Led Zeppelin DVD. Unfortunately, unlike the Knebworth and Earls Court shows the master tracks for Seattle are lost so it will never be officially remastered and released. My theory is that Jimmy intended for No Quarter, The Song Remains The Same and Ten Years Gone to be included but they were cut from the project completely when the Seattle footage didn't work out.
I just loved Jimmy's idea of a live album spanning the bands career from early shows in 68 all the way to over Europe in 1980!! A few tracks from the 2 tours of Japan maybe something from Australia Bath in 70 or stuff from Knebworth. What fun that would be putting together, you just know Page would put together a wonderful package with a book of photos and the production would be top notch!!
@@kensalazar5066 I’m not comparing, even though Kiss is my all time favorite I know not to compare them. Nobody is in the same league as Zep, except Who n Stones
Fantastic balance/quality for a bootleg[especially when P.Grant was super vigilant at stopping any boot recording]For a total Zep hed like myself,this is great as I've never heard anything from their Europe 1980 tour.THANK YOU.
The last of zep..1st saw them sept 71 msg nyc . Then ...73.75.77.2wice each .what a journey it was..12./69....xmas break.....zep 2 n beatles abby road .wore that vinly out...
Love this performance but I prefer Knebworth better..still Bonzo was a beast with that drum fill! Love the idea that they named this track as Achilles Last Stand. But,somehow this 1980 show kind of saddens me though....
15 at the time and Zep was coming to America again and nothing would stop me from seeing them NOTHING..Tickets were already being sold for some shows John Henry Bonham passed and that was it. I still feel that sting, not only for the loss which goes without saying but I was finally going to see my favorite band and the idea that it will NEVER happen will always give me a ache in the pit of my stomach, I was that close! Finally just saw VanHalen w/DLR and that was nice to do but it werent no Zep!
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Sick is all I can say bass is soo driving. No other band can top this! Not even close! So tasteful! Love em!
100 % Agreed
Always loved this song
That fucking bass line man, THAT FUCKING BASS LINE... i can't even express how much i love it! JPJ is the maestro.
His hair is 80's cool too
Yes, he is.
Right On!! I'm totally in agreement with you.
JPJ and Paul McCartney are my main bass guitar influences.
Both are geniuses!
It's an 8 string bass.
It’s not ment to be perfect!!! That’s what makes it so great!! Jeez!! Why would anyone say not everyone’s perfect!!
Most played song through the intercom in my armor vehicle during Desert Storm.
That's dope
Thank you for your service!
What outfit?
2/1 FA FISt attached to 4/70 Armor 1st AD
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Worlds best band - for ever ❤❤❤
Led Zeppelin drunk or on drugs is still better than most bands today let's keep it real
Amen!
Ha, absolutely!
It's better than ALL the bands today
Zeppelin is better than all newer bands with the exception of Greta Van Fleet - they're amazing live. I saw Greta live in Philadelphia on 29 December 2019.
bean_plant making a copy of Van Gogh’s do not make a street artist anywhere near in comparison...
😂
It's so sad to know that Bonzo would be gone 3 months after this. The absolute tremendous loss of a GIANT :(
SpinGold357 Don't get addicted to alcohol, kids!
+SpinGold357 geez, he wasn't that fat, lay off of him
and three days before, collapse.
SpinGold357 His son Jason holds the candle,as for John,out of this world man.
SpinGold357 so very sad this was bonzos last stand
Iron Maiden seemed to base their entire career on this one song.
Think about it, the pounding drums, the fast tempo (especially a lot of 1977 performances), the galloping bass line, the wonderfully constructed and heavy guitar work, and the lyrics that deal with mythology and fantasy.
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I agree
1977 i think was the start of there downfall. Page with the Heroin and maybe Bonham with his IOC. There live performances just went down hill.
@@FLORIDAERO I think you and I are hearing different performances as we listen to this song. I think it is similar to you claiming, "There live performances just went down hill." And how I know their live performance here is kicking ass. It's a matter of being correct or being incorrect.
i am talking about that last ten years
Wow to laugh aloud, with dancing eyes we court the crowd…
Page's Magnum opus. Impossible to duplicate the studio version in a live setting because of all the complex layering Jimmy had done. But, IMO ALS remains the ultimate Zeppelin song. Powerful and soaring, it takes you away to Valhalla or Kashmir on the wings of a dragon. Truly the Hammer of the Gods.
MSH68 he came pretty close on the knebworth performance from the first nice and the performances from Copenhagen as well.
Amen, good sir!
You are 100% spot on! It is truly his greatest song.
Yes, in the Knebworth mix I found it be the greatest LZ song
That's quite a statement.👍🤙💪✌️
i hate to be stereotypical and repetitive, but Bonham is masterful here. and the same goes for the legend that is Jonesy.
But not for Page and Plant...lmao thanks for sharing that
@@pb6270Page plays the solo differently from the album, but he doesn't do it badly, he just pulls it differently, Robert Plant says goodbye with his spectacular extended scream like a siren...
This solo was actually really good. Well done jimmy.
This is probably John Paul Jones most badass bass playing. The booming loudness, the ambiotic playing in the intro, and coming in again like a train during the verses.
+The Foxy grandpa HEARTBREAKER is tied........the flanger/chorus really makes a great combo effect.
JPJ is using an Alembic 8 string bass here. More punch for sure!
Same as Knebworth
It is a pity that Led Zeppelin stopped just when John Paul Jones was at the height of artistic glory.
@@ESmithStringSlingerThis is the song I got me interested in 8 string basses - 30 years ago.
This song is dubbed over about 4 times it amazes me that Jimmy can pull this of he's amazing
Keith Richards said it could never be played live. Jimmy. Hold my beer!
Literally sounds like 3 guitars in this recording
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Jonesy on fire! His playing and dapper 1980s haircut...
That galloping bass
JPJ Was always on fire. He was the rock solid glue that held the band together both on stage and off...
My first concert. In my life was Led Zeppelin in 77 or 76 in Houston Texas after the death of Robert's son can't explain the killer feeling you get seeing them it's magic so lucky to have experienced that thanks Zep
7:24 is pure Bonham. Improvised, kept the groove - tight and keeping Jimmy on the leash. Excellence.
Presence album is highly underrated with this song and Tea for One..back to basic rock,although not a happy time for band i think!🎸🎸🎸
Don’t forget Nobody’s fault but mine either
But I agree. Everyone seems to put it at the bottom of best zeppelin albums but I thinks it’s near the top
With the exception (maybe) of Physical Graffiti, Presence is their finest work.
@@jeffh5664 agreed. like every album of theirs, there are 2-3 timeless songs, a few great ones, and a couple very good ones. rarely a clunker to be found.
@@jeffreylorien6687 The only clunker in their entire library is Hats Off to (Roy) Harper. I skip to any other song besides this one. It hurts my ears! 😢
Roberts voice sounds so strong and when he hits the high pitch with the echo imagine what that must have sounded like in the audience
Ten and a half minutes of rock bliss.
Word. 🔥🤘
Greatest Zepp song ever
I feel you man. I mean I'm 21 right now, I grew up listening to Zep but I never even had a chance to see my fav band live. That hurts a lot, that they were in a whole other time. I mean its only been 30 sum years but it may as well have been centuries before my time. All I can do is listen to and appreciate their music and be thankful that I wasn't weaned on the teet of Beiber and the likes. Truly the greatest band to ever walk the earth.
25 and I hear you man. I even have nostalgia about being nostalgic for Led Zeppelin when listening to them growing up and even thinking back then “man the 70s were a different time”
I dont know ah I influenced you to listen to end respect the music of Led Zeppelin but put them at the top of your thank you list for everything. I hope that you also search out bands before and after Led Zeppelin.
I was an 18-year-old college freshman eagerly awaiting the fall 1980 tour when I would get my first chance to see my favorite band live. They surely would have played Dallas (where their stage effects company Showco was HQd). So you can imagine...
And then about 10 weeks later, John Lennon.
Happy birthday, Jimmy Page! The greatest of the greatest, the history's best musician, the creator of Led Zeppelin, I love you and wish you to live at least 10000 years and to play your rock all this time! 70 is only beginning...
That drum fill at 7:25 is a face melter... my god bonham
The one from Knebworth 1979 is 10x better imo.
I Raid Zombies as a whole, I prefer that performance but I don’t think Bonham had fills as good as these.
@@globletlink Agree, Knebworth was definitely better, fantastic actually. Maybe not 10x better. 😉
Yeah, definitely a killer fill. Most of the 1977 ones he did were as well. They're usually different each performance
@@jackmomma7481 i believe this is the same spot.
ua-cam.com/video/YWOuzYvksRw/v-deo.html
i like this frankfurt fill better but the performance as a whole better on knebworth
The best Zeppelin song. Like pure rocket fuel with unbounded velocity.
whitout any doubt this is THE BEST performance live of the song
i think 1980 achilles is better than 1977, cuz 1977 has a lack of rehearsal and robert sometimes crack
legend has it keef from the rolling stones after hearing it was told zep would be playing it live, he said you will be needing a second guitarist. the rest is history.
I've never heard this version, and they nailed it, could care less how thin Jimmy is he absolutely is awesome its a very hard song to play cause its layered in the studio, but Mr. Page shines
You could care less?
Jimmy tore it up on this version. I thought the whole thing kicked some ass.
My # 1 Zepp. Song of all TIME!!!
LOVE THIS BAND LOVE THIS SONG. 57yrs old and It still rocks my world.
57 myself now....too bloody right!
Saw your comment & was same age when you posted.. I agree & have to listen to Zep every day 🌟
Age is just a number. 🤘🔥
Best version live since Knebworth.
Presence was the worst selling Led Zeppelin studio album. It’s brilliant. All four members are virtuosos at their chosen craft but they were operating in extremely rarified air during the production of this track. Nothing like this is produced today and maybe never will be again.
yup, recorded and mixed in three weeks, no less!
The only Led Zeppelin album with NO keyboards.
I wonder why it was the worst selling. I was still just a teenager when it came out, and being typically capricious, there was something different in style, I suppose. Although, it does have much the same ambiance as Houses of the Holy, which I enjoyed very much.
Anyway, it is clearly a great album, one which climbs higher in my appraisal over time. Who can deny this song is showcase to the members and to the band?! Still not sure if there is something that can be pointed to which made for such a drop in sales.
Was it the worst selling perhaps at the time? I thought that might have been the case with either, "In Through The Outdoor" or "Coda"?
@@zipcdr correct
Awesome performance. I think the 1979 Knebworth performance is the best ever of this song but this comes very close. All 4 on point here. A highlight of the 1980 tour.
From the Earth…,,. I know the way
Masterful, imagine not knowing how good these guys are😖
4 guys = 1 unit = Led Zeppelin.
Yep nothing else to say.
4 Gods = Led Zeppelin
Four...AWESOME.
This guitar player is so underrated
I adore Led Zeppelin.Thier music is unparalled.Thank God Robert,Jimmy ,John Paul & John Bonham's stars align to make some incredible tunes which generations far in to the future can discover and say"Holy Fuck" theses guys were good!
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I was stationed at Ramstein Air Base, Germany when I saw them in concert in Frankfort. We were in front of the stage looking up ...what a concert. My ears rang for days.
7:24 Bonham saving the night performance!!
ALWAYS! R.I.P JOHN BONHAM
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That was too fucking badass
Wow, Man! This is a far better rendition than the ones at Knebworth!
When u hear this song and riff u say thank u to God and for rock and roll
What a gifted group of musicians they were together! So grateful to have seen them live. Page was the real show, genius guitar player...
I guess it goes without saying that JPJ's bassline on this is incredible... 👏
It ALWAYS is. He was the most consistent musician in the band.
The Mighty-est Of The Mighty!
Amazing performance! Jimmy was on fire and did a great guitar solo! I love the echo!
Bonzo last stand….😭RIP
What a phenomenal groove!...Hammer of the Gods. This is bloody good.
Best song and good version
so great version! Jimmy is on and bonzo in fire!
My favorite group, Legend-Led Zeppelin!
✌️🎤👏🎹🎸🥁🎸👏
No matter how many times I've heard this song I'm always fascinated. Absolutely and completely fascinated 🎶🎸🎤🥁🎹🤩❤️
The mighty zeppelin 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
The HAMMER OF THE GODS
THANKS FOR SHARING
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THE ONE AND ONLY ZEP
FOREVER
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As great as the 1st Knebworth performance is, there's just something about these 1980s Achilles that have more power. Hard to describe it in words, it just seems better...
simeonflake maybe cause it was their last stand
The tempo is slower. It's gives more punch.
Sounds heavier... page’s guitar tone and playing is also darker if that makes sense, sounds more desperate in a musically badass way.
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Robert Plant's voice was also darker and amazing by 1979 and 1980. He seemed to get that 1968 "troathy" voice he used to do, back.
This '1980 European Tour just... For some reason it's very unsettling for me. I remember waking down Perry Avenue in East Bremerton, Washington, with my friend Chris Daily the morning we found out about John Bonham. We were saving the ten dollars each for a ticket to the upcoming American Tour date in Seattle. I'm filled with dread just remembering that rainy dark morning.
I wasn't aware of Zep doing this tune live due to its complexity. It's quite good for live. Thanks!
Live in Los Angeles 1977 blows this away
They did it at pretty much every show I've listened to from the 1977 US Tour thru the end of the 1980 tour. Like Gary says, check the version out from Los Angeles in 1977 ....absolutely incredible!!
Wow! The sound is amazing here! Very nice!
Amazing! Love Led Zepp -- even almost 33 years after John Henry Bonham's death! Love them more than ever!
I really like this live.
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Imagine if Bonham survived that night... you could tell in these later performances they had something amazing brewing. They would have owned the 80s
This track along with Kashmir define the 'heavy-ness' that was the worldwide appeal of Led Zeppelin. No one and no other band occupied this soundscape...
Word ! 🤘🔥
If one bell should ring….
Presence took 3 weeks start to finish. It has an intensity and rugged simplicity that shines. The album is brilliant and scary. Zep at their absolute best.
Amazing
Just fucking WOW !.. just seen them three years before.
Let's have dvd of this concert ,Best sounding one ,somebody has it . Worth big dollars !!!!!!!
Robert Garcia me
Very good quality. I wonder why Page hasn't released any 1980 live material. Maybe out of respect for Bonham. Either way Jimmy is sitting on a gold mine of Zeppelin performances, I'm still hoping for a official 1977 Seattle DVD.
Bryce A. Supposed to be a new remastered live album compilation this year from Zeppelin, Jimmy announced it a couple months ago
Songs from the 1977 Seattle performance were planned for inclusion on the Led Zeppelin DVD. Unfortunately, unlike the Knebworth and Earls Court shows the master tracks for Seattle are lost so it will never be officially remastered and released.
My theory is that Jimmy intended for No Quarter, The Song Remains The Same and Ten Years Gone to be included but they were cut from the project completely when the Seattle footage didn't work out.
I just loved Jimmy's idea of a live album spanning the bands career from early shows in 68 all the way to over Europe in 1980!! A few tracks from the 2 tours of Japan maybe something from Australia Bath in 70 or stuff from Knebworth. What fun that would be putting together, you just know Page would put together a wonderful package with a book of photos and the production would be top notch!!
@@kenglass7833 that would bè wonderful,There are a lot of unreleased soundboards and even multitracks
That concert its a disaster.
That drum fill that Bonzo did around 6:30 or so(various videos) so was epic
13 dislikes ? Oh i get it the kiss fan club had something to say.
I like both bands, is that bad?
@@luvittodeath7031 yes , very....oh terrible!!
Never say kiss when talking about TMLZ!!
@@kensalazar5066 I’m not comparing, even though Kiss is my all time favorite I know not to compare them. Nobody is in the same league as Zep, except Who n Stones
@@luvittodeath7031 you seems to be a good person, I just said not in same conversation. I didn't mean that you were comparing....
@@kensalazar5066 oh, sorry my bad. I do recommend checking out Ace Frehley’s covers of Bring It On Home and (especially) Good Times Bad Times.
What a sweet recording! So glad to have stumbled upon it. Thanks for posting!
"Old Albion remain, sleeping now to rise again."
Come on you Baggies!
@@wbabojo2779 I had to spend more than 5 minutes researching what you meant by that. I get it now. West Bromwich Albion Football Club. Cool.
@@Agent-kb3zb Robert Plant apparently is a Wolverhampton Wanderers fan, ancient rivals of WBA. No one is perfect I guess..😀
2:11 to 2:24 sounds sick!
That part features a musical scale that Page (I think inadvertently) created/invented when he was coming up with ideas for this song
"Superman is pointing at
the giant's supper bowl ..."
Fantastic balance/quality for a bootleg[especially when P.Grant was super vigilant at stopping any boot recording]For a total Zep hed like myself,this is great as I've never heard anything from their Europe 1980 tour.THANK YOU.
We're lucky to have this recording of live Zeppelin period. Not everyone is perfect all the time
These live versions sound better than the studio version, it's raw and stripped down of studio wizardry
The last of zep..1st saw them sept 71 msg nyc . Then ...73.75.77.2wice each .what a journey it
was..12./69....xmas break.....zep 2 n beatles abby road .wore that vinly out...
Led zeppelin monstros sagrados do rock pauleira 🇧🇷👹🤘🎸🎤🥁🎹👏👏👏👏
just amazing......ty4post......
Led filled my lust for music for sure not one song i dont love!
Thx. Nice version.
damn i miss jb
Stellar show.
Sounds like it was recorded in a pub.
Thanks so much for this fantastic share.
No, but they were at the pub afterwards!
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Fuckin drums blow me away every time
my Cuz has a Ticket Stub from 77 and one from 1980 when they was Gonna do A US Tour
Mike Skillings had a few friends that had tickets for zep in philly from 1980, sadly they never made it due to bonzos death
Wow! I can't believe banzo missed that first massive drum fill...
Drugs and alcohol...😢😢😢😢😢
Love this performance but I prefer Knebworth better..still Bonzo was a beast with that drum fill! Love the idea that they named this track as Achilles Last Stand. But,somehow this 1980 show kind of saddens me though....
I left Germany in 80.....my band
Best band
I sing a vocal track to this masterpiece!!!!!!!!!!!!
15 at the time and Zep was coming to America again and nothing would stop me from seeing them NOTHING..Tickets were already being sold for some shows John Henry Bonham passed and that was it. I still feel that sting, not only for the loss which goes without saying but I was finally going to see my favorite band and the idea that it will NEVER happen will always give me a ache in the pit of my stomach, I was that close! Finally just saw VanHalen w/DLR and that was nice to do but it werent no Zep!
My parents saw them In 75 and 77 we were getting tickets in 80🙃
I feel your pain. As a kid who came of age in 77 and just missed their msg show. No second chance. Forever bummed.
Wish I could go see that today
Look up on YT the 1977 LA performance of ALS if you are a fan of this song. Tighter performance.
UNIQUE & POWERFUL SOUND///CAN NEVER BE DUPLICATED///ZEP FOREVER......
I have goose pimples every time I hear this song the best they were collosal
All one has to do is very simple..... LISTEN.... MASTERPIECE ! !