Well said. To me, one of the things about Zepplin is that they take us to another place in so much of their music. Iconic musicians - each one - they were so far ahead of their time!
I'd also throw in 'Dazed and Confused' from this Madison Square Garden 1973 concert. If you haven't watched "The Song Remains The Same" movie, I'd consider watching it, you'd enjoy it. It's like a concert/dream movie.
Man me and 3 of my closet friends went to a indoor theater in 76 to see The Song Remains The Same Movie and man oh man did we hit it at the right time ! A new theater had just opened 3 weeks prior to showing that concert and had a quad stereo system in place which only one of us knew what that was all about and also some type of new screen and it looked twice as big as the older ones but I will just say this . We had been painting an old 3 story house outside and we had no 24 foot ladders or scaffolding so we tied ropes around some pipes , chimneys just whatever we could use to support one person and rite as we were getting ready to start one friend broke out some 2 way Mister Natural or LSD 25 and we all took a 2 way a piece and painted that place till right at dark and got cleaned up and headed to town so that was 8 hours flying in the clouds without a care in the world . Now we forgot the movie didn't start till 12:00 midnight and we got there at 10: 00 hey my friend said guess what I got 6 more 2 way hits so we all took one and cut the other in half to make 4 and there we were on top of the world no doubt and all i need do now is think about that night and then may as well be right back at 17 years old and Dazed And Confused will be playing in my minds eye . I know I drug my comment out to long but I guess I had to paint the picture and Brothers & Sisters I have been in the music business all my life and I'm 66 now and I've seen the best bands , worked with the most of them and there's not one band or show that could touch that movie and even saw Led Zeppelin in Atlanta GA at 17 also and as good as that show was it just couldn't stand beside that damn movie , now some would say bullshit and yea we had help with the chemicals but also had them when i saw them live so my last few words are if you haven't seen the movie do yourself a favor and enjoy it cause theres never been anything or another film that could touch The Song Remains The Same , peace be withcha to who ever reads this !!!
Live at Earls Court the May 25,1975 In My Time Of Dying. I also have to say live at Knebworth 1979, Achilles Last Stand, in studio there were 12 guitar overdubs & he pulled it off live. Plus the songs there’s mentioned here, he the greatest guitar player.
Jimmy doesn't play music. Music descends from the higher dimensions and channels its energy through Jimmy as a conduit to us. He closes his eyes, he lets go, and allows it to possess him, releasing everything and allows it to use him like a puppet.
Page is amazing guitarrist. What i love about how creative he was.. so much feeling.. he never played the same solo or how it was writen.. always something different.. every night.. amazing guitarist!
@@lolobuggah2670 ‘upgrade’ ??? How can a band with zero originality be an ‘upgrade’ ? Greta van fleet are good musicians and have some good songs but they are totally derivative of LZ
can you believe that right after this, they played the most trippiest, No Quarter ever?! like, words can't describe the song after this one. Nor this one. And they called MSG 1973 "like watching their most regrettable concert to date". madness.
This is the greatest 8 minutes of music in the 15 billion years of this universe's existence. Just 4 human dudes with voice, boxes, sticks and metal strings, making sounds that shake the heavens. Unbelievable.
60 here and yes. I remember the first time I saw the movie The Song Remains the Same-when it came out. The live album from the movie has always been my favorite album of theirs because it captures them perfectly. This song is just so emotionally on point, in every way, and Rain Song is an absolute hymn.
Led Zeppelin were in the league of their own. No other band have come even close. And boy we've had a few good ones. They were the best of the best and will always be!! Perfect!
People just don’t get it these days. I mean this is literally transcendent. It feels otherworldly and unnaturally talented. Like something fabricated for a movie. In terms of musicians, they are more than a generational talent. More like an era.
Four British boys playing blues in America, in a perfect band Harmony. Best Plant performance ever, Bohan monster, John perfect. Page doesnt count, he doesnt belong this planet.
it WAS the best solo ever. then they remastered it and switched out parts of the solo and now it's not nearly as good. search out the original version and you'll hear...
I saw the show at the Atlanta Stadium and it totally blew all our minds. I had first heard Zeppelin while doing Pink Mescaline when the first album came out. The funny thing was that I didn’t actually LISTEN to the lyrics for a long time - I heard Plant’s voice as one of the instruments. The way he and Page followed each other musically was astounding❣️🥰❤️
There will NEVER be anything better, and LZ's music will still be popular another 50+ years from now! TRUST! At 66, I've loved em for the first 54! ...and will continue til my dying day!
This is a 45 yr old song that could have been released yesterday, pure musical magic. I've been listening to this song for 40 yrs (even when I was in the womb) and I can't wait to hear it for another 40.
@@frankiebq5604 duh it is old af. By being there though you would have been part of that time. Which means that is an amazing recording of sound. I dare you to find another song, live, from that year, and on par with that sound quality.
I'm a 52 Year old Black Woman. My father at 75 has been a drummer all my life. I Ty Daddy for acclimating me to this... opening my mind ..by far my favorite 💖
I'm a 55 year old Black Male that grew up on classic rock wishing and hoping to meet a black female that knows about this my whole life! Still ain't happened.
@Frederick_Herbert never been on it. Plus welfare and food stamps were developed for whites to help ya'll struggling thru the great depression...not us! Go to bed trumpster
OMG I love your story!! John Bonham's drumming also draws me into listen Led zeppelin mostly and Im a guitarist! and consider Jimmy Page number one and Hendrix number two....simply due to Jimmy's acoustic work as well. Zep's 3rd album is almost all acoustic work and as a guitar teacher myself, I can tell you that acoustic, unlike popular belief, is harder to play than an electric guitar in many ways. Oh, Im sorry--you didnt ask me any questions. lol.
I saw many rock bands in the 1970's: AC/DC, Aerosmith, The Doors, The Eagles, The Kinks, Pink Floyd, The Rolling Stones, Queen, The Who to name a few. I have listened to all of these bands for over 50 years. Led Zeppelin was the Best.
Kids listening to modern music don't know just how unlucky they are with modern music being so shitty. At least they have the option to listen to the GREATS of the 60s/70s/80s. They just have to discover it first.
All the more ironic that he can’t stand listening to the studio version. There’s a squeak in the bass drum pedal, that once you hear you can’t unhear. I think an interviewer mentioned it to him years after release, and he was stunned when he heard it.
This version does have overdubs. Listen to the original vinyl release from 1976, it’s different. Still great. But the 2003 remaster has a lot of edits.
@@joemarchione97 This audio is from a different night at MSG than that's on the live album. They played multiple dates in New York on this tour. Still has edits though.
This version differs from the original 1976-issue vinyl, and also from the original movie release. there are many parts of this version that are in the original, but it's significantly different. The whole thing was compiled from recordings/footage of all 3 nights at the Garden - the original release in '76 (sound and video) was heavily edited and comped (plus of course much of the video footage was a re-enactment a year later on a sound stage at Shepperton studios in England). These later releases tend to be more faithful to the original complete 'night by night' recordings.
I don't know how to explain it, but at the end of the day, I will always come back to this song, there is a sentence that says you can't quantify beauty, maybe it's something inside the mind, maybe it's life, it's all together, what's left for us is just to besiege the moment, Because we will never see it again!
Suggestion from a geezer. This doesn't work for UA-cam, but do it anyway. Put some good headphones on, lie on your back, close your eyes, and listen to this song. The music penetrates in a whole different way when there's no visual. That's how we mostly listened to music back then, before the music video came along.
I did that for so many years, so now I’m enjoying the visuals. I never got the chance to see them in concert, the closest was the movie when it came out. I’m enjoying the UA-cam videos, & I’ve rewatched the movie, & watched Earls Court & Knebworth concerts.
Es que.. saben..? Ellos cuando actuaban, en el escenario, cantaban y tocaban CON EL ALMA, Y EL CORAZÓN.. Y eso se notaba cuando los veías.. Eso ya no se ve, hace años..
I’m 62 years old. I’m so glad Jimi Page was timed perfectly for me so I could experience the artistry he possesses. I have played guitar all my life and he gave me permission to make mistakes, yet play with enough passion to wrench the soul.
The pinnacle of the genre, RIP J Bohnan, never it's enough on the table to recognize JP Jones, humble guy but carefully he's the salt of the band,Jimmy couldn't been so great without that background.
Yeah because the people who become famous these days don't really love the music and alo they use the drugs to expose their ego even more instead of reaching a higher level of perception.
I didn't say that using drugs is something new. I said that the old bands used drugs to make awesome music. In today's music there is nothing awesome-with a few exceptions and those exceptions coming from people who are not famous at all.
It really doesn't get better than this. Insane. Insane. Insane. Brings tears to my eyes. Why? Because it's too amazing. My father loved them, I love them, my son will love them. RIP to Bonzo. My favorite drummer to ever live. He made me want to play the drums and made me the drummer I am today. I will always be impressed by the work of this group. Its supernatural. The best band, to ever walk the earth. I came back to this one, and you will too. Salute to all of you drinking beer listening to this tearing up. I do it often.
I am so lucky to have been a teen in the 70s, what with the mighty Zeppelin on the radio. Even more lucky to have seen them live, at the last US concert, July 1977. After that, Robert lost his son, and the tour was cancelled. In the stadium in Oakland CA, it was hard to really hear anything, but I was glad to be at the same latitude and longitude as my heroes. Nice to see them being heard by a new generation, and generations ahead.
I first watched this concert in its entirety while blasted out of my mind on uppers. I’ll never forget the indelible impression it left on me. I simply could not believe what I had just watched and heard.
SUPERHUMAN drumming. The grooves, precision, and power(specially on the snare and bass) are unrivaled. Truly THE GREATEST rock drummer, without question.
@@joseandrada264 That's right, & when he passed away, they got together to talk about it, but they did not even have a discussion, they just knew that it was over, Zeppelin had to be these 4 musicians, but if any one of them had passed away, then they would have split up, none of them could have been replaced, the stars were aligned when they got together, & if you tried to replace any of them, then it would not have been Zeppelin, J.P.J. was a classically trained musician, who, along with Jimmy was a sessions musician, in the 60,s & Bonham, & Plant had played in 7/8 different bands in the mid 60,s, & were really good friends, they were ALL master musicians, in their own field, NO band is ever going to top trump Zepellin, they were the best band ever.
My Grandad was in a band with him Bonham before his Led Zep days. Somehow it took 23 years for him to tell me he was once close friends with the Greatest drummer around...🤣
I'm amazed at Jimmy's chord vocabulary and how coherently it all flows and how nicely it ends. You don't get many guitarists really stepping out and playing that freely anymore...
“Chord vocabulary” wow I’ve been searching for the right word to describe how Page makes his guitar speak. I’ve never heard that term before. I used to say that he is just making love to his guitar. So awesome. Now is there a word for the way Robert Plant and Eddie Veder use their voices as an instrument?
@@thetalisman963 I first thought of that term when I saw Ry Cooder live (with Nick Lowe on bass and his son Joachim on drums). It was like if music was a language, he was just so much more fluent than everyone else. He knew SO many chord shapes, voicings, tunings etc etc. It was quite amazing, he barely seemed to repeat ANY phrase. It adds so much richness to the music and he makes it look so simple. I never appreciated it until I saw his fingers in real life. When you think how many guitarists repeat the same chord shapes it really makes him stand out... and Page is the same, a real student of the instrument and not a dabbler. About Plant I once heard him say in an interview that all he did was let the music take him haha which is a totally different approach but worked obviously.
C'est le plus beau slow ,que je connaisse, il me donne envie de prendre une femme dans mes bras et de lui dire des mots d'une infinie tendresse.. vous êtes belles les filles mais parfois pas trop généreuses
The rift Page puts down that syncs perfectly with Plant’s singing at 3:14 is fucking incredible. Just runs it down the line. Then hits that long drawn out note right after. So good!! Little subtleties like that is just one of the many things that made them the best.
@@TB2798 Page used his guitar to literally sing with plant, with the same expression and emotion that plant put out, and then he just amplifies it with the most incredible solo ever performed. But its the way he sustains and lets the chords ring out at 5:46 that gives me the chills every single time. Bonham also slows the beat and its only in this performance that you hear them do that. just incredible
So thankful to my father for putting me onto Led Zeppelin and specifically this song and Kashmir...the sound is unique, iconic, and singularly the greatest rock music I've ever heard.
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I have no words for Jimmy Page....
Maestro
Really..haven't
Ultra cool!
He’s a legend
my favorite guitarist, bar none.
It's not a song, it's an experience....
Well said. To me, one of the things about Zepplin is that they take us to another place in so much of their music. Iconic musicians - each one - they were so far ahead of their time!
LOVE your impression of LZ !!!❤
Agreed. The emotion pours out of this performance
best comment haha
its a trip
this and no quarter are so haunting and emotional...what a perfect concert
I'd also throw in 'Dazed and Confused' from this Madison Square Garden 1973 concert. If you haven't watched "The Song Remains The Same" movie, I'd consider watching it, you'd enjoy it. It's like a concert/dream movie.
Love it@@1Mannco
Perfect Concert, We’ll Said.
Man me and 3 of my closet friends went to a indoor theater in 76 to see The Song Remains The Same Movie and man oh man did we hit it at the right time ! A new theater had just opened 3 weeks prior to showing that concert and had a quad stereo system in place which only one of us knew what that was all about and also some type of new screen and it looked twice as big as the older ones but I will just say this . We had been painting an old 3 story house outside and we had no 24 foot ladders or scaffolding so we tied ropes around some pipes , chimneys just whatever we could use to support one person and rite as we were getting ready to start one friend broke out some 2 way Mister Natural or LSD 25 and we all took a 2 way a piece and painted that place till right at dark and got cleaned up and headed to town so that was 8 hours flying in the clouds without a care in the world .
Now we forgot the movie didn't start till 12:00 midnight and we got there at 10: 00 hey my friend said guess what I got 6 more 2 way hits so we all took one and cut the other in half to make 4 and there we were on top of the world no doubt and all i need do now is think about that night and then may as well be right back at 17 years old and Dazed And Confused will be playing in my minds eye . I know I drug my comment out to long but I guess I had to paint the picture and Brothers & Sisters I have been in the music business all my life and I'm 66 now and I've seen the best bands , worked with the most of them and there's not one band or show that could touch that movie and even saw Led Zeppelin in Atlanta GA at 17 also and as good as that show was it just couldn't stand beside that damn movie , now some would say bullshit and yea we had help with the chemicals but also had them when i saw them live so my last few words are if you haven't seen the movie do yourself a favor and enjoy it cause theres never been anything or another film that could touch The Song Remains The Same , peace be withcha to who ever reads this !!!
Those are my two favourite songs my joven amigo
I think this song was the greatest guitar work Jimmy Page ever done ! Its beyond this world and out there in a different dimension.
Tea For One тоже прекрасная работа.
No quarter from the song remains the same movie
Live at Earls Court the May 25,1975 In My Time Of Dying. I also have to say live at Knebworth 1979, Achilles Last Stand, in studio there were 12 guitar overdubs & he pulled it off live. Plus the songs there’s mentioned here, he the greatest guitar player.
Song remains the same.
No check out Babe I’m gonna leave you
It's not a song,it's a masterpiece
A blues cover
@@theloniouscoltrane3778почему кавер,а есть другая версия?
@@theloniouscoltrane3778 What song did they cover???
@@Haos-f2i because Led Zeppelin appears with a different style at every live
A song can be a masterpiece… what a nonsensical statement
Jimmy doesn't play the guitar,it's an extension of his body.Amazing!!!
Probably the best guitarist ever.
Absolutely
Jimmy doesn't play music.
Music descends from the higher dimensions and channels its energy through Jimmy as a conduit to us. He closes his eyes, he lets go, and allows it to possess him, releasing everything and allows it to use him like a puppet.
?
In listen to this one yea 🔥
It's my favorite Blues song of all time. I've been been listening to the blues since I was 14. I'm 70 now.
YES
well well i'm ok with that
they took blues to the next level for sure with this one
Rock on! 🤘
Man where do you rank Traveling Riverside Blues ?"
A VERY significant "Page" in rock history.
I'm so grateful someone decided to "Plant" them for us to enjoy.
@@CatMamaX4 love this.
Page is amazing guitarrist. What i love about how creative he was.. so much feeling.. he never played the same solo or how it was writen.. always something different.. every night.. amazing guitarist!
@@petersba84yeah, Jimmy Page was a superb guitarist !
❤❤❤❤ Good 💯💯 One..l ✌
This is the best live performance ever. The sound, vocals, atmosphere. Every second is magical.
Have you seen Stevie Ray Vaughan do texas flood live at the El mocambo ? Not saying it's better, but they're pretty close in my humble opinion.
@@jdotrdot74 I watched it, and its amazing too!
You said it...SPOT ON!!! Absolute 🔥🔥🔥🔥!!!
Prince Halftime Show was also amazing
I like the Stairway one slightly better. And the Dazed And Confused one a lot more
Never before. Never again. Led Zeppelin.
We now have Great Van Fleet who are a modern upgrade of Led Zeppelin.
But almost everyday for me!
@@lolobuggah2670 ‘upgrade’ ??? How can a band with zero originality be an ‘upgrade’ ? Greta van fleet are good musicians and have some good songs but they are totally derivative of LZ
@@dangl650I knew someone would say it so I wouldn’t have to.
Согласен.величие группы в каждой композиции неоспоримо.грандиозно
Everything about this band is at a level no one can touch.
Soooo true🎤🎼🎸
Heart can touches
@@jupsilvam
Never
Even stealing from the old blues masters, Zep can't be beat
They entered God mode that night
can you believe that right after this, they played the most trippiest, No Quarter ever?! like, words can't describe the song after this one. Nor this one. And they called MSG 1973 "like watching their most regrettable concert to date". madness.
I think Jimmy said "it was just like another night for Led Zeppelin, nothing special", not terrible or regrettable
Also those are the two best numbers in the whole movie
That's what a guitar God sounds like. Still the greatest rock band of all time.
Surely you mean Band ?.
Pretty sloppy
It's Jimmy Page, baby)
@@PickettMusic That's exactly why he's great and you're not
@@sombra1111 I guess I'd better give all this money back then...
People who appreciate slop sort of indict themselves
Sheer perfection
This is the greatest 8 minutes of music in the 15 billion years of this universe's existence. Just 4 human dudes with voice, boxes, sticks and metal strings, making sounds that shake the heavens. Unbelievable.
Дженни Джоплин!!!!
Well said!👍
I don’t know. There were some Cro-magnons that could slay.
Absolutely 💯 percent correct 👏
Greatest 8 minutes? Sure. Okay. But the best ten minutes is the live version of No Quarter. 😛
The band. No other band will illustrate how your heart could break from heartache like this so vividly again.
Jimmy Page. The master at his scorched Earth blues best. There is no better.
Heah
Yes.
Nice hair.
The Best
Fire
My brother turned me onto Led Zeppelin! I'm almost 66 and this song blows my mind every time I hear it, especially this one live. I have no words.
60 here and yes. I remember the first time I saw the movie The Song Remains the Same-when it came out. The live album from the movie has always been my favorite album of theirs because it captures them perfectly. This song is just so emotionally on point, in every way, and Rain Song is an absolute hymn.
Led Zeppelin were in the league of their own. No other band have come even close. And boy we've had a few good ones. They were the best of the best and will always be!! Perfect!
Here, at the peak of their game, there never has been, and possibly never will be, anyone better.
Led zeppelin changed everything
Is anyone else mesmerized by Robert Plant?
Still the best rock singer ever
totally, and i'm not even gay lol. how mad is that?
I was at this concert on July 27th 1973 at MSG NYC.
Was in 5th row center floor chairs.
I can't believe it's been almost 50 YEARS!
I always though, "There must be people out there who were AT the show."
I was there. Nosebleed seats.
@@doriwiljt hey, it's cool that you were there.
@@michaelmclaughlin6376 Plant, Page, John😉😂
You old fart
And God said "let there be music" and lo and behold Led Zeppelin were formed.
Nothing ,NOTHING WILL EVEN COME CLOSE TO THIS,,EVER!
Not ever. Only by divine intervention and Page doesn't need that
No
No f****n way
Jimmy Page guitar is out of this world as usual and is that John Paul Jones playing pedal bass and keyboard at the same time?
yes
Yes.
JPJ is great!!!!!
Greatest band of all time. Period
Hilarious
Greatest Rock and Roll band of all time!
Fucking a right they are! Nobody even comes close!
Por lejoooooos.
Hands down.
People just don’t get it these days. I mean this is literally transcendent. It feels otherworldly and unnaturally talented. Like something fabricated for a movie. In terms of musicians, they are more than a generational talent. More like an era.
its not even close either dis[pite there being so may great bands Led Zeppelin clearly shines above the rest
Four British boys playing blues in America, in a perfect band Harmony. Best Plant performance ever, Bohan monster, John perfect. Page doesnt count, he doesnt belong this planet.
Fifty years have passed and Led Zeppelin is still relevant
There's no fucking way this song had existed for 50 years.
@@jeffbuckleylover69420 It has...
Will always be.
not just relevant bro, still the best.
@@TheKuroglu I remember Robert Plant being asked what his fear was? He said that Led Zeppelin would be a nostalgic band. she does not
DAMN PAGE , I DECLARE THIS THE BEST ROCK SOLO EVER
it WAS the best solo ever. then they remastered it and switched out parts of the solo and now it's not nearly as good. search out the original version and you'll hear...
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Be you angels?@@culturejamming
@@mattkeller5388Nay we are but Men Rock!!!
sustained
Led Zepplin is God's way of showing off. 🙏
Brilliant call there. 😊
Couldn’t agree more 😊
It's an incredible song so much better than the studio version. It doesn't even compare.
So many try, but no one comes close.
Yep
Don't come close. Not even sorta close. Led Zeppelin is the class
I was at this concert. A milestone in my life.
I saw the show at the Atlanta Stadium and it totally blew all our minds. I had first heard Zeppelin while doing Pink Mescaline when the first album came out. The funny thing was that I didn’t actually LISTEN to the lyrics for a long time - I heard Plant’s voice as one of the instruments. The way he and Page followed each other musically was astounding❣️🥰❤️
youre a lucky man
Lucky guy
i gave this comment a dislike based only and purely in jealousy
Omg I bet you had an amazing life🤯🙌
greatest blues song of all time
There will NEVER be anything better, and LZ's music will still be popular another 50+ years from now! TRUST!
At 66, I've loved em for the first 54!
...and will continue til my dying day!
This is a 45 yr old song that could have been released yesterday, pure musical magic. I've been listening to this song for 40 yrs (even when I was in the womb) and I can't wait to hear it for another 40.
Sorry mate there's no way this could have been released yesterday, I don't know any band which could play anywhere near this in the last 30 yrs.
@@chrishenderson8158 Jack White is the one who could have
Awsome
Cool
@@chrishenderson8158 I hear what your saying mate, and I kind of agree, but I was meaning more that it's timeless music.
To have been there. That audio engineer needs an award. 1975 and it sounds like you could have recorded it yesterday
this is from 73 is it not?
1973
not really, sounds old af but very cool
@@frankiebq5604 duh it is old af. By being there though you would have been part of that time. Which means that is an amazing recording of sound. I dare you to find another song, live, from that year, and on par with that sound quality.
@@PadawanIan misread the description but yes
That may be the best blues guitar that's ever been played.
Listen to the early blues tracks Page play on between 69-72, might be even better.
One for sure
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It’s up there… way up
I love this and "Tea for One" of off Presence. Both are just fantastic. Almost orgasmic blues
Jimmy’s ball sweat has more talent than a majority of the artists today.
Fact
😂
You are so correct!
Word!!
Jajajsj true... 😂 👍
I'm a 52 Year old Black Woman. My father at 75 has been a drummer all my life. I Ty Daddy for acclimating me to this... opening my mind ..by far my favorite 💖
I'm a 55 year old Black Male that grew up on classic rock wishing and hoping to meet a black female that knows about this my whole life! Still ain't happened.
Es la mejor banda de rock que ha pasado y dejado huella de principio a fin
@Frederick_Herbert never been on it. Plus welfare and food stamps were developed for whites to help ya'll struggling thru the great depression...not us! Go to bed trumpster
OMG I love your story!! John Bonham's drumming also draws me into listen Led zeppelin mostly and Im a guitarist! and consider Jimmy Page number one and Hendrix number two....simply due to Jimmy's acoustic work as well. Zep's 3rd album is almost all acoustic work and as a guitar teacher myself, I can tell you that acoustic, unlike popular belief, is harder to play than an electric guitar in many ways. Oh, Im sorry--you didnt ask me any questions. lol.
All about them blues!!! 🥁
I saw many rock bands in the 1970's: AC/DC, Aerosmith, The Doors, The Eagles, The Kinks, Pink Floyd, The Rolling Stones, Queen, The Who to name a few. I have listened to all of these bands for over 50 years.
Led Zeppelin was the Best.
@Krzysiek Lublin he probably didn't see them tho...
What about free
Same here and agreed
Kids listening to modern music don't know just how unlucky they are with modern music being so shitty.
At least they have the option to listen to the GREATS of the 60s/70s/80s.
They just have to discover it first.
@@VampireJack10 Yes, I know right! Thank god I ain't one of those kids...
One of Page’s 3 top Led Zeppelin songs and says it includes perfect balance of all 4 musicians
All the more ironic that he can’t stand listening to the studio version. There’s a squeak in the bass drum pedal, that once you hear you can’t unhear. I think an interviewer mentioned it to him years after release, and he was stunned when he heard it.
Jimmy Page was very great ! - Coolman / I ’ve loved that fine musician !
This balance between these guys is one kind of miracle
@@josephduchene5849I just went and listened and your right 💀 that’s a damn shame 🤣
Jimmy shines here.
Imagine playing this, No Quarter, The Rain Song, Dazed and Confused and Stairway to Heaven all in the same concert. Unbelievable talent
Best blues performance .. Ever!
You wouldn't even believe this was live with no overdubs , this is a legendary performance.
This version does have overdubs. Listen to the original vinyl release from 1976, it’s different. Still great. But the 2003 remaster has a lot of edits.
Its my absolute favorite. Brings tears to your eyes, its so beautiful
@@joemarchione97 This audio is from a different night at MSG than that's on the live album. They played multiple dates in New York on this tour. Still has edits though.
@@andyleibrook6012 and someone stole some of the sound boards at some point.
This version differs from the original 1976-issue vinyl, and also from the original movie release. there are many parts of this version that are in the original, but it's significantly different. The whole thing was compiled from recordings/footage of all 3 nights at the Garden - the original release in '76 (sound and video) was heavily edited and comped (plus of course much of the video footage was a re-enactment a year later on a sound stage at Shepperton studios in England). These later releases tend to be more faithful to the original complete 'night by night' recordings.
I don't know how to explain it, but at the end of the day, I will always come back to this song, there is a sentence that says you can't quantify beauty, maybe it's something inside the mind, maybe it's life, it's all together, what's left for us is just to besiege the moment, Because we will never see it again!
The greatest guitar live performance ever and no one could ever beat this.
Oh I donno. There is SRV and Jimmy, Steve Vai .. others
Favorite song from my favorite band at my favorite live concert of their's. It doesn't get any better than this.
I hate you!
Good fucking luck ever getting better than this at this pace.
@@TranceSFX Thanks!
its a cover
@@michaelrothstein1563 no it isn't.
This band has way too many GOOD SONGS, GOD BLESS them for making these songs to entertain the rest of us.
JIMMY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is one of Jimmy Page's best of all time, I love this masterpiece.
Best blues song period
One of the best live performances ever
ethereal guitar playing, some of the best live improvisation ever recorded
Even today, this is one of the best live performances ever! Talk about setting the bar over 50 years ago?!!?
Suggestion from a geezer. This doesn't work for UA-cam, but do it anyway. Put some good headphones on, lie on your back, close your eyes, and listen to this song. The music penetrates in a whole different way when there's no visual. That's how we mostly listened to music back then, before the music video came along.
I did that for so many years, so now I’m enjoying the visuals. I never got the chance to see them in concert, the closest was the movie when it came out. I’m enjoying the UA-cam videos, & I’ve rewatched the movie, & watched Earls Court & Knebworth concerts.
Pull it up on your TV. Turn the beats up and dim the lights. Whiskey and woman a nice add on.
@sicotshit7068, Mayor, your comment, good suggestion! music should be appreciated as art and not as a product!
Jimmy was a master of emotional dynamics- truly one of a kind. Nothing like Zep doing the blues.
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Guitarists like Page, Zappa, and Johnny Winter mastered the unfiltered jamming
I feel like I could live inside this song, it's magical
Nothing can ever beat this version of this song. The way they all play, the emotion, the feeling.
❤ Incredible performance Plant is just amazing 👏
Es que.. saben..?
Ellos cuando actuaban, en el escenario, cantaban y tocaban CON EL ALMA, Y EL CORAZÓN..
Y eso se notaba cuando los veías..
Eso ya no se ve, hace años..
Eee.. to no the the children what bend was lett zepplen what music we wore listnig bifore.Now ther not music lake thet.....
The man is a genuis at solos!! You watching page in 73 at the top of his game!!
I’m 62 years old. I’m so glad Jimi Page was timed perfectly for me so I could experience the artistry he possesses. I have played guitar all my life and he gave me permission to make mistakes, yet play with enough passion to wrench the soul.
Best advice for musicians ever❤
When rock n roll giants walked the earth. The 70's.
Never to be duplicated! Amazing times.
Truth...but who could relate
SO SO TRUE, I was just thinking the same before seeing your comment.
The pinnacle of the genre, RIP J Bohnan, never it's enough on the table to recognize JP Jones, humble guy but carefully he's the salt of the band,Jimmy couldn't been so great without that background.
@@frankernst1987 Jimmy knows. Amazing talent; the lot.
Their heart and soul were put into this performance. No current music can do this.
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Yeah because the people who become famous these days don't really love the music and alo they use the drugs to expose their ego even more instead of reaching a higher level of perception.
@@dimipartcaster7770 If you think drugs are a hit now just wait until you find out about the 70s lol. Bonzo would eat cocaine during performances
I didn't say that using drugs is something new. I said that the old bands used drugs to make awesome music. In today's music there is nothing awesome-with a few exceptions and those exceptions coming from people who are not famous at all.
That first solo from 0:08 is possibly the best live concert guitar solo ever. Pure, uncut perfection.
Stevie ray Vaughan, Live at el mocambo Texas flood, that’s the best live concert guitar solo ever recorded.
Agreed but it's not uncut. It's heavily edited by Page himself with re-recordings and re-shootings. Notice how his hair change.
So you mean this song actually doesn't exist because it has never been performed as we see it?
@@miawallace4421 I mean it's an iconic song but it's not improvised on the spot. You know ...the whole point of a live performance.
agreed
LZ was and will always be the best band that ever was.
You are correct
Probably top song they ever played, I can just play it over and over.
I was 14 when the first Led Zeppelin album was released. Totally blew my mind. Life would never be the same again.
Same! Its just like yesterday! Their song’s still are amazing and off this planet timeless
I'm 14 right now and led zeppelin are easily my favorite band
i'm 15, this october i'm going to the concert of plant in Italy. amazing...
@user-me5on9vd9i clearly you have been raised right! You follow my sons who are in their 30's now! Me & Dad still rockin!
One of my all time favourite songs ... Jimmy Page's guitar work sublime😊
5:32 look and listen to that.
Nothing comes even remotely fucking close.
Best of all time.
5:20 on 6:30 is my agreement with you
It really doesn't get better than this. Insane. Insane. Insane.
Brings tears to my eyes. Why? Because it's too amazing. My father loved them, I love them, my son will love them.
RIP to Bonzo. My favorite drummer to ever live. He made me want to play the drums and made me the drummer I am today. I will always be impressed by the work of this group. Its supernatural.
The best band, to ever walk the earth.
I came back to this one, and you will too. Salute to all of you drinking beer listening to this tearing up. I do it often.
진짜 미쳤다 즉흥적으로 리듬 바꾸면서 세고 멜로디도 바꾸면서 부르는데도 기타는 그걸 받아치고 싱어랑 기타는 서로 주고받고 있는데 베이스 드럼은 그걸 또 잘 받아서 같이 에드리브 날리고...
I'm 71 and have seen LZ two times in my past...also Plant& Page twice. There will never be a band like LZ ever again!
one of the sexiest songs with the sexiest god of music
4 of the sexiest*
Over 50 years ago this was earth shattering and it still is today. It stirs shit that very few recordings could and at 75 it still does.
Is not a song....is a journey
exactly
ridiculously good. nobody makes music like this anymore.
Nobody.
Nobody ever made music like this, except LED!
@@johnc.8472 Exactly!
Because they're a super group! ❤
And no one ever did…
Greatest band in the history of the world!!!! 😲😲😲
Nobody talking about the vocal......!!!
I am so lucky to have been a teen in the 70s, what with the mighty Zeppelin on the radio. Even more lucky to have seen them live, at the last US concert, July 1977. After that, Robert lost his son, and the tour was cancelled. In the stadium in Oakland CA, it was hard to really hear anything, but I was glad to be at the same latitude and longitude as my heroes. Nice to see them being heard by a new generation, and generations ahead.
I was there too I was 17 years old
These dudes are the best of the best at their respective positions...you never see a band where every member has this much talent...
They are great but not greater than Pink Floyd.
@@idum01much better
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Jimmy Page's guitar and Robert Plant's voice combined create the definition of SMOOOOTH
The magic of zeppelin ,a 4 piece band of excellent musicians that absolutely clicked!
I first watched this concert in its entirety while blasted out of my mind on uppers. I’ll never forget the indelible impression it left on me. I simply could not believe what I had just watched and heard.
jimmy was on fire holy fuck
SUPERHUMAN drumming. The grooves, precision, and power(specially on the snare and bass) are unrivaled. Truly THE GREATEST rock drummer, without question.
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Nah DJ khaled is better bru cmon dont b ingonorant ng fr
No wonder that when Bonham died,they dissolved the band.
I remember Plant explaining "(Without Bonham) "We are obsolete "
@@joseandrada264 That's right, & when he passed away, they got together to talk about it, but they did not even have a discussion, they just knew that it was over, Zeppelin had to be these 4 musicians, but if any one of them had passed away, then they would have split up, none of them could have been replaced, the stars were aligned when they got together, & if you tried to replace any of them, then it would not have been Zeppelin, J.P.J. was a classically trained musician, who, along with Jimmy was a sessions musician, in the 60,s & Bonham, & Plant had played in 7/8 different bands in the mid 60,s, & were really good friends, they were ALL master musicians, in their own field, NO band is ever going to top trump Zepellin, they were the best band ever.
My Grandad was in a band with him Bonham before his Led Zep days. Somehow it took 23 years for him to tell me he was once close friends with the Greatest drummer around...🤣
I'm amazed at Jimmy's chord vocabulary and how coherently it all flows and how nicely it ends. You don't get many guitarists really stepping out and playing that freely anymore...
And he was basically alone out there, I mean obviously you couldn’t have better backing than JPJ, but to do this with one guitar is insane…
@@booognish yeah 100% it’s crazy that he’s so good and he also got the best band
And they were all high as a kite
“Chord vocabulary” wow I’ve been searching for the right word to describe how Page makes his guitar speak. I’ve never heard that term before. I used to say that he is just making love to his guitar. So awesome.
Now is there a word for the way Robert Plant and Eddie Veder use their voices as an instrument?
@@thetalisman963 I first thought of that term when I saw Ry Cooder live (with Nick Lowe on bass and his son Joachim on drums). It was like if music was a language, he was just so much more fluent than everyone else. He knew SO many chord shapes, voicings, tunings etc etc. It was quite amazing, he barely seemed to repeat ANY phrase. It adds so much richness to the music and he makes it look so simple. I never appreciated it until I saw his fingers in real life. When you think how many guitarists repeat the same chord shapes it really makes him stand out... and Page is the same, a real student of the instrument and not a dabbler. About Plant I once heard him say in an interview that all he did was let the music take him haha which is a totally different approach but worked obviously.
This is perfection.
among the Gods of Rock they sit on the throne, unmatched and unrivalled
Oh yeah!!!
If you really can concentrate to this song you can end up hypnotized . Ain't lying
Especially on shrooms
C'est le plus beau slow ,que je connaisse, il me donne envie de prendre une femme dans mes bras et de lui dire des mots d'une infinie tendresse.. vous êtes belles les filles mais parfois pas trop généreuses
What about Kashmir?
Yes, it happened to me
Fuckin' eh. I know exactly where i was when news broke John Bonham left us!!
There is no better drummer than him to this very day!!
The Mona Lisa of music
Best rock solo ever!
This is by far the best live performance of any band at any time. It's raw, it's animalistic, it's brilliant and it rips your guts.
I can’t stop playing this song 😭
Neither. It's just so sick
I play it every single day without failure
Jimi page is a god on that guitar.
Yep for 35 years!
I can't help but just enjoy plants vocals, they're such a spectacle
Dont matter who you are just listen to this.
LISTEN TO--> BRITISH TRIBAL 🇬🇧 BLUES MUSIC---> Celebration Day and the Ocean.
It’s a simple blues done in LED Zeppelin style. That’s the formula for 90% of their music.
The rift Page puts down that syncs perfectly with Plant’s singing at 3:14 is fucking incredible. Just runs it down the line. Then hits that long drawn out note right after. So good!! Little subtleties like that is just one of the many things that made them the best.
I also love the line at 2:55, it also syncs perfectly!
@@TB2798 Page used his guitar to literally sing with plant, with the same expression and emotion that plant put out, and then he just amplifies it with the most incredible solo ever performed. But its the way he sustains and lets the chords ring out at 5:46 that gives me the chills every single time. Bonham also slows the beat and its only in this performance that you hear them do that. just incredible
exactly. their chemistry together
So thankful to my father for putting me onto Led Zeppelin and specifically this song and Kashmir...the sound is unique, iconic, and singularly the greatest rock music I've ever heard.
Dude I'm a 66 year old grandma and this has always been in my top 5 Zeppelin songs including Kashmir and When the Levee Breaks. You have good taste
This is the bad-assinest blues song of ALL TIME. Just incredible. The recorded version, this version, any version.
00:10 Bonham opens with a crash hit on that big center ride cymbal. I love it and then he goes right into it on that cymbal.
Ich bin 67 Jahre und sie sind immer noch meine absoluten Helden. Solche Musiker gibt's heute nicht mehr 👍✊🕊
I hear you old man... And I agree. I am just 60, but I see the point.
Da haben sie vollkommen recht 👍
Ես 68 տարեկան եմ ու ռոքը իմ կյանքի մի մասն է, նրանք մեր երիտասարդ տարիների օդն են եղել։