Well, fuck... John Entwistle and John Paul Jones talking to each other is like bass heaven. I'm surprised they breath combined didn't just made a bass guitar pop out of nowhere
Robert Plant talking about range vocals and lyrics with Roger Daltrey Pete Townsend amazed with Jimmy Page and discussing different riffs and guitar solos Philosophizing about bass lines between John Paul Jones and John Entwistle John Bonham asking Keith Moon how to smash and destroy a drum kit !
I think I would have peed myself seeing them sitting together in the same room. This is 1969, when The Who are reaching the peak of their greatness. They have either just released their Tommy album, or were close to releasing it. They also had their iconic Woodstock performance that year. Led Zeppelin were probably between their LZ1 and LZ2 albums, and about to become huge. Just think about it, two of the greatest drummers, (Keith and Bonzo), two of the greatest bassists, (John E and JPJ), two of the greatest frontmen in rock history, (Robert and Roger), and two of the greatest rock geniuses in Pete and Jimmy, all chillin together. I would have passed out from the sheer awesomeness of it all.
@@ekpoole957 Yep I agree. Jimmy was a couple levels above Pete in guitar playing prowess. I was just referring to their musical genius, like in regards to production and song writing, not so much on their guitar playing talent, which Jimmy clearly was above Pete. Thanks!
My head just exploded from the sheer immensity of the moment. Led Zep and The Who backstage together in the same show. For those who were there, it must have been the show for the ages, the show to end all shows. What I wouldn’t do to be at that show!!
Oh my goodness!!! Led Zeppelin and The Who. AAHHH!!! **hyperventilates** That room almost split in two from the awesomeness inside of it, I tell ya... Luckily there weren't any other bands, like Queen or The Beatles or the Stones or Pink Floyd....etc. Imagine all of those meething. (even though that would be impossible because all those bands didn't all exist at the same time, but whatever)..... THE EARTH WOULD EXPLODE,,,,,, AYYYYY.
Paul McCartney's Rockestra has members of the Who, Zeppelin, Floyd & the Beatles all in one room ua-cam.com/video/SI4YZLP9XWU/v-deo.html&ab_channel=pierluigistivala
8mm backstage footage of The Who and Led Zeppelin together. (Likely filmed when Led Zeppelin attended one of The Who's performances at the Fillmore East in October 1969) так написано на официальном сайте группы
yes once and only once did these two titans play on the same bill, the only pissed off person there I'm sure was Pete. he thought Zep came in and stole the Crown that was theirs along with the Stones. Moonie played with Zep in '77 and there's a YT vid of Plant and Daltrey backstage hanging out.
Wha.. ....Led Zeppelin and The Who..? ....Led Zeppelin and The Who..? ....Led Zeppelin and The Who..? ....Led Zeppelin and The Who..? ....Led Zeppelin and The Who..? ....Led Zeppelin and The Who..? ....Led Zeppelin and The Who..? .............
He never claimed anything. He played on a couple. It is the fact. From RS magasin: "Page actually played on both this song and its more popular A-side, "I Can't Explain," but as he revealed in an interview with David Fricke back in 2012 about the latter track, "I don't know, really, why I was brought in. I'm playing the riff, in the background - behind Pete Townshend. I didn't need to be there. You can barely hear me. But it was magical to be in the control room." Page's contributions are much more prevalent on "Bald Headed Woman," where he lays down a distinctive lead line that intertwines with Daltrey's wailing harmonica on the back half of the song."
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Robert's voice.... holy crap
Well, fuck... John Entwistle and John Paul Jones talking to each other is like bass heaven.
I'm surprised they breath combined didn't just made a bass guitar pop out of nowhere
From '69 when Zep and The Who played together( the only time) at Merriweather Post Pavillion in Columbia, Md. Cheers!
The two best English bands, in the same room. Wow!
the who? lol LZ yes, the who are/were a joke
@@mikejohnson2638 The who could write,Led stole
The two best damn rock bands ever. Legends, every one of them.
And Pete Townsend was probably berating them the whole time.
I love this version of Whole Lotta Love
Robert Plant talking about range vocals and lyrics with Roger Daltrey
Pete Townsend amazed with Jimmy Page and discussing different riffs and guitar solos
Philosophizing about bass lines between John Paul Jones and John Entwistle
John Bonham asking Keith Moon how to smash and destroy a drum kit !
Went bonkers when I saw Jimmy
I think I would have peed myself seeing them sitting together in the same room. This is 1969, when The Who are reaching the peak of their greatness. They have either just released their Tommy album, or were close to releasing it. They also had their iconic Woodstock performance that year. Led Zeppelin were probably between their LZ1 and LZ2 albums, and about to become huge. Just think about it, two of the greatest drummers, (Keith and Bonzo), two of the greatest bassists, (John E and JPJ), two of the greatest frontmen in rock history, (Robert and Roger), and two of the greatest rock geniuses in Pete and Jimmy, all chillin together. I would have passed out from the sheer awesomeness of it all.
lol the who are a kid's pop band, a joke as far as i'm concerned.
I would agree with your comparison other than guitarist; Page was/is so much more talented than Townsend.
@@ekpoole957 Yep I agree. Jimmy was a couple levels above Pete in guitar playing prowess. I was just referring to their musical genius, like in regards to production and song writing, not so much on their guitar playing talent, which Jimmy clearly was above Pete. Thanks!
@@fadiaz1969 's couple of levels?' You mean a million levels.
@@mikejohnson2638 dude, I was trying to be nice. Lol
My head just exploded from the sheer immensity of the moment. Led Zep and The Who backstage together in the same show. For those who were there, it must have been the show for the ages, the show to end all shows. What I wouldn’t do to be at that show!!
Нет слов!!!!!!
I would pass out the instant I saw these two bands in the same room together.
NO WORDS CAN DESCRIBE ZEPPELIN,
John Baker over rated , over hyped, over played, twee, un original , thieving, will these do for a start ?
@@jsilence418 Its however you wanna perceive their thriving success!!!!!!!
@@jsilence418 Lmao twee? Do you hear the song that’s playing?
Pete Townsend had great respect for John Paul Jones I read it and a couple of his interviews he spoke of it one of the great on bass
Oh my goodness!!! Led Zeppelin and The Who. AAHHH!!! **hyperventilates** That room almost split in two from the awesomeness inside of it, I tell ya... Luckily there weren't any other bands, like Queen or The Beatles or the Stones or Pink Floyd....etc. Imagine all of those meething. (even though that would be impossible because all those bands didn't all exist at the same time, but whatever).....
THE EARTH WOULD EXPLODE,,,,,, AYYYYY.
Yea.....what you said !
Paul McCartney's Rockestra has members of the Who, Zeppelin, Floyd & the Beatles all in one room ua-cam.com/video/SI4YZLP9XWU/v-deo.html&ab_channel=pierluigistivala
What a voice !!!
8mm backstage footage of The Who and Led Zeppelin together. (Likely filmed when Led Zeppelin attended one of The Who's performances at the Fillmore East in October 1969) так написано на официальном сайте группы
lavbyua They did a show together, I think it was called the Merriwether Pavillion in Seattle? Or Baltimore?
Columbia Maryland, on the outskirts of Baltimore Maryland
How did the earth not split in two when they met?
yes once and only once did these two titans play on the same bill, the only pissed off person there I'm sure was Pete. he thought Zep came in and stole the Crown that was theirs along with the Stones. Moonie played with Zep in '77 and there's a YT vid of Plant and Daltrey backstage hanging out.
I NEED A TIME MACHINE ! ! !
Shit I'd like to just hear the conversations they were having.
That dank little windowless room gots some mojo in it.
Plant had more range than any singer
umm.. Freddie?
@@pawelmorrison Yes Plant had more range than Mercury ? Lol this isn’t even debatable Plant was a high tenor Freddie was a high baritone
@@Minceontoast2 My farts are a high baritone too !
@@bobhope3716 lol
@@Minceontoast2 You should hear the snap, crackle, pop!
At 0.52 sec., Jonsey and Entwistle talking shop! Can you imagine?
I love led zeppelin and the who❤🤘🏾
oh my god, this is the end of me
two bands that were similar to each other and both were at their peak
If ever time travel becomes possible, I want to travel back to that backstage area at the time this video was recorded. 🤘🏽😃🤘🏽
Was lucky to see these bands in the late 60’s early 1970’
Was too young at the time to appreciate the significance of the event, but Wow!
Led Zeppelin and The Who backstage in 1969 Merriweather Post Pavilion, Columbia, MD, USA.
Does anybody know from which particular LZ concert this audio clip of Whole Lotta Love came from?
I need it to find it please!
greatest combo of ppl ever in that room!! lol!
0:27 OH KEITH!!!
The Who and Led-Zeppelin.
Wha.. ....Led Zeppelin and The Who..? ....Led Zeppelin and The Who..? ....Led Zeppelin and The Who..? ....Led Zeppelin and The Who..? ....Led Zeppelin and The Who..? ....Led Zeppelin and The Who..? ....Led Zeppelin and The Who..? .............
What a set of pipes!
hey WHO are those other guys?
The 'Ooo!!! 😂😂😂😂😂
Bonham and moon in the same room? Cant even fathom the afterparty there!😂
What concert is the sound from? Is it a bootleg? If so which one is it?
I think Pete doesn't like that Jimmy claimed to be playing guitar on various Who songs.
He never claimed anything. He played on a couple. It is the fact. From RS magasin:
"Page actually played on both this song and its more popular A-side, "I Can't Explain," but as he revealed in an interview with David Fricke back in 2012 about the latter track, "I don't know, really, why I was brought in. I'm playing the riff, in the background - behind Pete Townshend. I didn't need to be there. You can barely hear me. But it was magical to be in the control room." Page's contributions are much more prevalent on "Bald Headed Woman," where he lays down a distinctive lead line that intertwines with Daltrey's wailing harmonica on the back half of the song."
But do they talk to each other?
What's better to do with a big band, bring another with you!
Such a force.
The Who and zeppelin
I was there!
Looks like Pete's there to get guitar lessons from Jimmy.
Probably went back to the hotel and went to sleep.
Moon and bonham going to a hotel to go to sleep?😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣
Robert Anthony Plant
John Henry Bonham
John Richard Baldwin
James Patrick Page
shit this is so psychedelic
What are those numbers on the screen?
Townsend hated Zep
Back then, Why was Jimmy and Robert not happy or either talking?🤔 The Who band are the best too! Especially, the drummer very funny!😄
keith moon and john bonham in the same room
anarchy lol
😎
wouldnt you 2 if you were that famous and u wanted to just relax with some colleagues?
Do they steal a bunch of songs in this?
Yes they do actually, they rearrange them and make them a million times better than they were
The Who?
Todos putasso com a camera
I bet they destroyed lives
paula Hevia no, only the lives of desperate fan boys .and those lives are inconsequential .
Keith Richards is a goof - Led Zep > the Stolen Phones. Wannabes ..
Don’t care for The Who
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