Page's solo here is simply a staggering achievement and one of the best ever recorded. He makes his guitar sing, he makes it cry, he makes it laugh, he makes it wail, he makes it yearn and ultimately, he makes it transcend space and time; by taking us into a journey of our mind and our consciousness.
This is a historic performance from a night of all historic performances. None shall pass this way again. No backing tracks, no auto-tune, no fire, no video screens..it doesn't get much more pure than this.
The guitar is talking, no auto tune just pure musicians at the to of there game, we will never see the likes again, pure genius so glad I got to see them. Thanks guys awesome reaction.
In the pantheon of best songs EVER written. Each band member is quite skilled, and these live performances had a be perfect. No auto tune, tricks, just incredible musicianship. A phenomenon called Led Zeppelin.
@@Katehowe3010 hell no I was a happy teenager growing up with Zep in real time. Horrible time when Bonzo died…we knew it was over as it should be as none of the 4 could ever be replaced. Now I still listen to Zeppelin and Percy every day. I enjoy teaching my grandkids about them and watching your generation discover them!!! Zeppelin GOAT!!!! Long Live The Mighty Zeppelin 🎶🎸🎤🎼
@@Kashmir.820 What do you mean by 'your generation' I was firmly aware of what was going on back in the day! A bit presumptuous of you to think of me as a new fan.
The lyrics are so mystical and British folklore, fairytale! They were written at this young age is astounding! I mean, “those who look to the West” and “Longing for Leaving”, that’s an old soul expressing the deep heart!❤❤❤❤
Hi guys... I was at that concert sitting in the 9th row orchestra 17 years old then now 65 . Zepplin was just amazing , they played for 3 1/2 hours . Zepplin took me on there music journey that night & I'm still on that same journey now!!! Enjoy your Zepplin journey it will last your life time . Mike
I was lucky enough to see Robert in 1988 in Toronto it was the first time he had the rights to sing Zeppelin tunes it was Epic! Plus Stevie Ray Vaughn opened for him Outstanding show! Much love from Canada❤🇨🇦
I think what made Zeppelin great was that it was a true group. You could love their music and still not know the lead singers name. When they played live they could change it up and individually still follow each other seamlessly. I don’t think we have bands like that anymore.
Out of the many who have sang this song,only Robert Plant can make this song sound like this. No one other than John Paul Jones can play the bass(pedals) and keys,Jimmy Paige is the master of these riffs and Bonzo provides the drive and neat like no one else. Often imitated never duplicated.
Lucky enough to be at this show at MSG, you really need to listen to The Song Remains the Same/The Rain Song from this same concert , it will blow your mind...and they are meant to be played together
Only got to see Page once, playing with The Black Crows. He's just a legendary guitar player and the reason I started playing. My faves from this show are Since I've Been Loving You & No Quarter. I just love everything Zep. My favorite songs that don't get enough credit are Achilles' Last Stand & Carrouselambra.
Way back in my teenage years, this video was from MSG in 1973 and included in the movie "The Song Remains the Same", when we went to a concert we pretty much heard what was on the album you had been listening to for months on end. The only exception was some of the songs might've been a little longer due to some extra solo work or jamming by the band. This song was 8 minutes and change on Zeppelin IV, in concert it would range from 10 to near 20 minutes. Oh back in high school I had the poster of Jimmy Page and Robert Plant from this show on my bedroom wall right along side of the two poster from Pink Floyds "Dark Side of the Moon" and my black light poster o the Castle on the Hill I bought at our local head shop.
My favorite song of all time. My son was a musician. He hated me asking him to play this. He died April 2019. This makes me sad. 😥 You guys are great. I love your reactions to songs.
Love your reaction guys!...Led Zeppelin the BEST! 4 piece band EVER!!! This was first released in 1971 50 years ago before computers or cell phones...PURE TALENT!!!
Probably the best frontman ever. And each of the band members is brilliant in their own right! One of my top 3 favorite bands of all time. Led Hed for life!!!!! 🤘🏼🎸🙌🏼
I think you can make an argument for other front men other than Plant , as well as other guitarist besides Page. However , it is almost impossible to rank anyone higher than Jones and Bonham .
Please try their live performance of Kashmir from celebration day , it’s 40 years later but absolutely remarkable at their age what they did with that. Plants vocals are still awe inspiring. Thank you peace ✌️
Genres come and go ( punk,disco,etc etc ,) but rock will never go away why coz it's eternal great music never dies,it's no fluke that blues is still adored
I love how they played with the song, extend guitar solos, gave the audience a magnificent one of a kind experience. And recreated it differently in the next concert.
I've learned as I've gotten older (soon to be 51 this month) that I can listen to a song like this (and there are others as well), and the more and more I listen to them, it's like almost each and every time I can pick out something I hadn't noticed before......this, to me, is part of the Great Magic that comes from Classic and Hard Rock (Metal Too)......it's almost as if for the past 35 plus years I've been listening, a song like this can still sound new.....
There are some songs that simple stand the test of time. This has been and always will be one of them. I was fortunate to have seen them perform in 1977 and it was epic.
I graduated highschool in 1972 ( yeah, im still kicking) and for an assignment in social studies, a buddy of mine and myself decided to use Stairway to Heaven and make a movie ( thats what we called it back then, not video) with my Dads Super 8 camera, and we filmed it up the side of a graveyard which overlooked a grass meadow and for the girl we used and she already knew the song, we more or less let her run the acting part which was a huge benefit and we all got an A on the project! Then we all graduated in June 1972 and within a few years we went our own ways! I wonder if they are still alive or pushing up dasies! Anyway, i like listening to you two! You're full of life and realy appreciate music from my time! Jeez, i was born in 1953 so now im 70! I have a long, long, road I traveled! Just a short one ahead, but I really enjoyed the journey here and im going to enjoy the road to the end!
Great reaction, I see them back in the seventies and it was amazing. I recently found a interview Robert Plant on utube and he talked about who inspired him when he was young, it was Elvis I about fell over. He talked about the group going to Las Vegas to see a elvis Concert. Elvis was told they were there and invited them backstage after he was done playing. He was in awe.
His eyes the face that’s his baby that guitar 🎸 Peter Framptons face looks the same Midnight Special LIVE Do u feel like we do !!!! The passion is so great
Led Zeppelin is my favorite band of all time. Stairway tied with Free bird for our class song so we used both. I've never heard anything by them that I didn't like. I look forward to watching more from Zep. Great reaction as always, love you two ✌️♥️🙏
Now do "Dazed & Confused" from the same concert. The 28 minute version. I dare ya. I double dare Ya!!! Then you'll see what Jimmy can do with a guitar.
this guitar solo is the proof that a musician may be connected with the spiritual universe and the energetic dimension of music inspiration. Look at him: he plays all that eyes closed. Leads by Jonesy and Bonzo into space this band is on other planet.
This is from the movie "The Song Remains the Same", and as teens we would go to the midnight movies, and this played at least twice a month if not more. It's a must-see movie for the rocker in you!
Once they finally released this film on VHS I bought it and I wore out the tape. We used to have parties and late at night I brought out this and played it loud .. fucking loud and a high quality stereo .. We would be smokin' and drinking .. a DJ I knew used to play Since I've Been Loving You as the final smooch song of the night and people loved it. But Stairway got even bigger than the band .. it is an impossible peak to climb. I can not even give any rational reasons or argue anyway about it since it is too closely ingrained in my fabric. It is the ONE SONG for me. I usually avoid playing it nowadays for that very reason. There are very few songs, perhaps a handful, that have this effect on me. Stairway is a diamond among them. Peace and Cheers 🍺
Page is the greatest guitar player oat, imo. He made Cocker's version of With a Little Help From My Friends iconic. I think the bluesy Since I've Been Loving You from this show is about as perfect as you can get. I have loved Zep since I was a young teen & still do.
I was lucky enough to hear robert plant 08/2018 in Dresden open air. he did a lot of the old stuff. i was outside, laying on the grass, drinkin some beer, smoking and enjoy every single chord and verse....
Gibson SG 12-6 String Twin Combo...... Jimmy starts the song on the 6 string, switches to the 12 string, back to 6, back to 12, back to 6, then 12, 6 (solo), back to 12, 6, and finish on the 12.... all on one guitar in one song and never hit a wrong note...... The Stuff Of Legends.
Powerful band❤plant has hair like a lion and it matches L. Z. Power love live see drama😊especially high school years l. Z. Was all over the place. 70s 80s
If you were to go to 2 Led Zeppelin concerts with the same Playlist it would be like 2 completely different songs because they never played a song the same way twice. Their concerts were 3-3 1/2hour jam session's. Jimmy Page's guitar solo was completely improvised by Jimmy on the spot.
Been a fan all my life, and Percy is the ultimate front man. If you watch any documentary's or recent performances, even in his 70's he still has this amazing aura about him.
Not much that I could possibly offer up that you guys didn't touch on. It's classic, it's immortal in its way that it inspired so many other bands and yet endures on its own two legs. One thing I noticed here in the live presentation that I've never really paid attention to before is how brilliant the lighting is. It's such a basic setup but so well thought out. If you notice the intro and the verses are a predominantly just a wash of violet with a few pink highlights here and there to show the keyboardist and there is a bit of underlighting on the vocalist so you could see his eyes and facial expressions as he delivers the lyric... but there is that one single splash of gold upon Robert Plant as well. It makes you focus on him with its backlight sort of Illuminating a Halo in his hair. Very subtle, and then the colors begin to expand and get more voluminous as the song moves into the solo etcetera. Really really makes a lot out of a very simple setup.
Jimmy wrote the lyrics and music when he lived in alister crowley's home. He said the pen floated in the air above the paper and wrote it. SPOOKY!!!!!😳😳😳😳
My dad seen them twice two concerts a few months apart he said two totally different concerts different vocals drums guitar and especially Jones who played keyboards bass flute mandolin he said both concerts were amazing just different from each other and neither sounded like the album
The premier voices back then were Plant, then Roger Daltrey of The Who, then probably Greg Lake and Ian Anderson. And I will still put Jimmy Page above any rock guitar player ever. Watch the extended solo on "Dazed and Confused". Unmatchable!!
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Page's solo here is simply a staggering achievement and one of the best ever recorded. He makes his guitar sing, he makes it cry, he makes it laugh, he makes it wail, he makes it yearn and ultimately, he makes it transcend space and time; by taking us into a journey of our mind and our consciousness.
Ive probably watched this performance 1000 times in my life, not exaggerating, and i still tear up. What a band
Same. I play guitar and this has always been my favorite song
Same for me guys.
me too bro
Same for me.
add me to the list guys :)
Some love for John Paul Jones. Playing keys and bass pedals at the same time.
JPJ is a music genius. There's no other way to describe it.
Its quite common for Jazz players actually (to play key and bass pedals at the same time). But yes, among rock guys, JPJ is really stand out.
This is a historic performance from a night of all historic performances. None shall pass this way again. No backing tracks, no auto-tune, no fire, no video screens..it doesn't get much more pure than this.
Well said bud!
The guitar is talking, no auto tune just pure musicians at the to of there game, we will never see the likes again, pure genius so glad I got to see them. Thanks guys awesome reaction.
Queen is in the same category, pure talent.
@@nancyblumberg4612Queen is really good, but sorry, not in the same category. NO other band is near the same category as Led Zeppelin.
@@sicotshit7068 Pink Floyd are close, but a very different brew.
I caught Led Zep at Knebworth in 79.
@@17losttrout yes I can agree with that, kind of opposite in their sounds, I love so much of Pink Floyd’s music too.
RIP John Bonham your drumming will be forever missed.
All hail Bonzo!
In the pantheon of best songs EVER written.
Each band member is quite skilled, and these live performances had a be perfect. No auto tune, tricks,
just incredible musicianship.
A phenomenon called Led Zeppelin.
i've been listening to this song for 50 years and it still gives me goose bumps as does almost all of their songs!!!
There will never be another Led Zeppelin!!🎵🎸🎶💙
Debbie McCain Often imitated NEVER duplicated…..long live the almighty Zeppelin!!!!! 💥🎶🎤🔥🇬🇧🎸🏴🎼
Do we need one?
@@Kashmir.820 YES!!🎶🎸🎵🎤
@@Katehowe3010 hell no I was a happy teenager growing up with Zep in real time. Horrible time when Bonzo died…we knew it was over as it should be as none of the 4 could ever be replaced. Now I still listen to Zeppelin and Percy every day. I enjoy teaching my grandkids about them and watching your generation discover them!!! Zeppelin GOAT!!!! Long Live The Mighty Zeppelin 🎶🎸🎤🎼
@@Kashmir.820 What do you mean by 'your generation' I was firmly aware of what was going on back in the day! A bit presumptuous of you to think of me as a new fan.
The lyrics are so mystical and British folklore, fairytale! They were written at this young age is astounding! I mean, “those who look to the West” and “Longing for Leaving”, that’s an old soul expressing the deep heart!❤❤❤❤
Hi guys...
I was at that concert sitting in the 9th row
orchestra 17 years old then now 65 .
Zepplin was just amazing , they played
for 3 1/2 hours . Zepplin took me on there music
journey that night & I'm still on that same journey now!!!
Enjoy your Zepplin journey it will last your life time . Mike
I was lucky enough to see Robert in 1988 in Toronto it was the first time he had the rights to sing Zeppelin tunes it was Epic! Plus Stevie Ray Vaughn opened for him Outstanding show! Much love from Canada❤🇨🇦
Good to see the younger generation enjoying good Rock-and-roll. Rock on guys
The Mighty Mighty Led Zeppelin. The very best musicians at their perspective instruments. It truly doesn't get any better.
I think what made Zeppelin great was that it was a true group. You could love their music and still not know the lead singers name. When they played live they could change it up and individually still follow each other seamlessly. I don’t think we have bands like that anymore.
They were, are and WILL ALWAYS BE the ultimate rock band.
your dad is a smart man.. I discovered them at 11 and now I'm 65 and they still are my favorite
Led Zeppelin is the best rock band to ever walk this Earth.
Out of the many who have sang this song,only Robert Plant can make this song sound like this. No one other than John Paul Jones can play the bass(pedals) and keys,Jimmy Paige is the master of these riffs and Bonzo provides the drive and neat like no one else.
Often imitated never duplicated.
Lucky enough to be at this show at MSG, you really need to listen to The Song Remains the Same/The Rain Song from this same concert , it will blow your mind...and they are meant to be played together
Definitely!
"I've felt the coldness of my winter". Stunning performance!
@@mikecalderon5251 sure was, but i was 14 and the clouds of weed floating thru MSG got me a bit dizzy at that age!🥴
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I was in 6th grade and just started appreciating them at that time.
Only got to see Page once, playing with The Black Crows. He's just a legendary guitar player and the reason I started playing. My faves from this show are Since I've Been Loving You & No Quarter. I just love everything Zep. My favorite songs that don't get enough credit are Achilles' Last Stand & Carrouselambra.
Way back in my teenage years, this video was from MSG in 1973 and included in the movie "The Song Remains the Same", when we went to a concert we pretty much heard what was on the album you had been listening to for months on end. The only exception was some of the songs might've been a little longer due to some extra solo work or jamming by the band. This song was 8 minutes and change on Zeppelin IV, in concert it would range from 10 to near 20 minutes. Oh back in high school I had the poster of Jimmy Page and Robert Plant from this show on my bedroom wall right along side of the two poster from Pink Floyds "Dark Side of the Moon" and my black light poster o the Castle on the Hill I bought at our local head shop.
in my opinion this solo in the end is the greatest solo ever
My favorite song of all time. My son was a musician. He hated me asking him to play this. He died April 2019. This makes me sad. 😥 You guys are great. I love your reactions to songs.
It’s not a song. It’s an anthem. An incredible experience.
Love your reaction guys!...Led Zeppelin the BEST! 4 piece band EVER!!! This was first released in 1971 50 years ago before computers or cell phones...PURE TALENT!!!
The one and only Led Zeppelin! Phenomenal live performance!!♥️🎼🎵🎶🇨🇦🇨🇦
Probably the best frontman ever. And each of the band members is brilliant in their own right! One of my top 3 favorite bands of all time. Led Hed for life!!!!! 🤘🏼🎸🙌🏼
I think you can make an argument for other front men other than Plant , as well as other guitarist besides Page. However , it is almost impossible to rank anyone higher than Jones and Bonham .
The best frontman was Freddie Mercury
Please try their live performance of Kashmir from celebration day , it’s 40 years later but absolutely remarkable at their age what they did with that. Plants vocals are still awe inspiring. Thank you peace ✌️
Genres come and go ( punk,disco,etc etc ,) but rock will never go away why coz it's eternal great music never dies,it's no fluke that blues is still adored
Since I've been loving you from this same performance is amazing
One of the 5 best songs ever
60's to the 70s, the music was ...Off the charts....no pun. Magic
that's what I'm always saying - the 80's killed Rock music!
It doesn't get any better than this! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I love how they played with the song, extend guitar solos, gave the audience a magnificent one of a kind experience.
And recreated it differently in the next concert.
The very first time I heard this song actually brought me to tears 😭 because I definitely connected to this song emotionally
I've learned as I've gotten older (soon to be 51 this month) that I can listen to a song like this (and there are others as well), and the more and more I listen to them, it's like almost each and every time I can pick out something I hadn't noticed before......this, to me, is part of the Great Magic that comes from Classic and Hard Rock (Metal Too)......it's almost as if for the past 35 plus years I've been listening, a song like this can still sound new.....
Jimmy is a consumate professional .. he was the choice guitarist in london studios
Jimmy Page and Ritchie Blackmore were the 2 most popular session guitarists of their era definitely!
jimmy just goes to another universe when he plays solos (all improvised btw) it just flows from him!
flawless, only band that never allowed you off edge of seat as u just HAVE to know the next part. beyond perfect band. rip bonzo
Each of these four geniuses are the number one GOAT at their craft, them together, they are the GODS many music genres.
There are some songs that simple stand the test of time. This has been and always will be one of them. I was fortunate to have seen them perform in 1977 and it was epic.
I graduated highschool in 1972
( yeah, im still kicking) and for an assignment in social studies, a buddy of mine and myself decided to use Stairway to Heaven and make a movie ( thats what we called it back then, not video) with my Dads Super 8 camera, and we filmed it up the side of a graveyard which overlooked a grass meadow and for the girl we used and she already knew the song, we more or less let her run the acting part which was a huge benefit and we all got an A on the project!
Then we all graduated in June 1972 and within a few years we went our own ways! I wonder if they are still alive or pushing up dasies! Anyway, i like listening to you two! You're full of life and realy appreciate music from my time! Jeez, i was born in 1953 so now im 70! I have a long, long, road I traveled! Just a short one ahead, but I really enjoyed the journey here and im going to enjoy the road to the end!
Led Zeppelin 4 was released today November 8th 1971 so this song is now 51 years old today and I’m 54 just to give you some perspective! Enjoy!
Awesome cool song, everybody learns how to play guitar like the intro, seen them on TV all my life and radio 📻👍😎🤘🎸🎤
Great reaction, I see them back in the seventies and it was amazing. I recently found a interview Robert Plant on utube and he talked about who inspired him when he was young, it was Elvis I about fell over. He talked about the group going to Las Vegas to see a elvis Concert. Elvis was told they were there and invited them backstage after he was done playing. He was in awe.
It is the master piece of the 70’s, I remember hearing it for the first time!!!! Mind blowing for that time!!
It still is mind blowing!
Gorgeous Led Zeppelin
His eyes the face that’s his baby that guitar 🎸 Peter Framptons face looks the same Midnight Special LIVE Do u feel like we do !!!! The passion is so great
The Song Remains The Same was filmed over several performances in July, 1973; the soundtrack album came out three years later.
Can we just appreciate the fact that Robert Plant oozes talent, confidence and sex 🔥
o yes, to all three :)
This song came out in 71. Still stands the test of time.
They are the GOAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Hands down.
A testament to what raw talent, good drugs and unseen forces can accomplish...
Reverend!!
Cheers
Led Zeppelin is my favorite band of all time. Stairway tied with Free bird for our class song so we used both. I've never heard anything by them that I didn't like. I look forward to watching more from Zep. Great reaction as always, love you two ✌️♥️🙏
Rap to Rock...........................................There is a lot of "MUSIC" to rock
Now do "Dazed & Confused" from the same concert. The 28 minute version. I dare ya. I double dare Ya!!! Then you'll see what Jimmy can do with a guitar.
Led Zeppelin the Band of my Life I can’t stop loving these guys
this guitar solo is the proof that a musician may be connected with the spiritual universe and the energetic dimension of music inspiration.
Look at him: he plays all that eyes closed. Leads by Jonesy and Bonzo into space this band is on other planet.
Well said.
Rock music achieves perfection the moment the drums kick in during Stairway to Heaven.
This song I listen 17 years I cant stop one od the 2 Best song ever first it's of course Hotel California
More live Zeppelin! Please.
Love your reaction. I saw them twice in 1977. ATL and Birmingham,AL...... My senior year H.S.
I listen to this at least once a week, still gives me chills 🎶💯
This is from the movie "The Song Remains the Same", and as teens we would go to the midnight movies, and this played at least twice a month if not more. It's a must-see movie for the rocker in you!
The greatest rock and roll band ever to exist performing the greatest version of the greatest rock and roll song ever.
Saw them live in 1972 at Earls Court London. Will never forget it as long as I live.
I’m 65 from LA …a new Subscriber and I’m digging your enthusiasm and appreciation in your reactions 😎
Once they finally released this film on VHS I bought it and I wore out the tape. We used to have parties and late at night I brought out this and played it loud .. fucking loud and a high quality stereo ..
We would be smokin' and drinking .. a DJ I knew used to play Since I've Been Loving You as the final smooch song of the night and people loved it. But Stairway got even bigger than the band .. it is an impossible peak to climb. I can not even give any rational reasons or argue anyway about it since it is too closely ingrained in my fabric.
It is the ONE SONG for me. I usually avoid playing it nowadays for that very reason. There are very few songs, perhaps a handful, that have this effect on me. Stairway is a diamond among them.
Peace and Cheers 🍺
Sorry Ann and Nancy, awesome as your kennedy centre tribute was, it pales against the Masters!
Page is the greatest guitar player oat, imo. He made Cocker's version of With a Little Help From My Friends iconic. I think the bluesy Since I've Been Loving You from this show is about as perfect as you can get. I have loved Zep since I was a young teen & still do.
I was lucky enough to hear robert plant 08/2018 in Dresden open air. he did a lot of the old stuff. i was outside, laying on the grass, drinkin some beer, smoking and enjoy every single chord and verse....
Gibson SG 12-6 String Twin Combo...... Jimmy starts the song on the 6 string, switches to the 12 string, back to 6, back to 12, back to 6, then 12, 6 (solo), back to 12, 6, and finish on the 12.... all on one guitar in one song and never hit a wrong note...... The Stuff Of Legends.
Let’s get you to 100k subscribers!!! Good Luck 🍀
I'm old enough and lucky enough to have seen Led Zeppelin play this live In Sydney, Australia in 1972.
Powerful band❤plant has hair like a lion and it matches L. Z. Power love live see drama😊especially high school years l. Z. Was all over the place. 70s 80s
Led Zeppelin Is The Best 💯
You should react to Since I've Been Loving You from the same concert
Led zeppelin forever forever
Enjoyed your reaction . Can you imagine being in the front row and seeing that for the first time. Jeeez !
L.Z. Live is another realm! The GOATS! They were just in the early twenties at this time. 😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Led Zeppelin brings the magic ❤❤❤
Ladies and gentlemen, the best rock group in history 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻🤟🏻😍
Led zeppelin es la mejor banda de la historia 💪🔥
Made the Double neck famous! The LP, the Danelectro, and the Double neck, all synonamous with God!
If you were to go to 2 Led Zeppelin concerts with the same Playlist it would be like 2 completely different songs because they never played a song the same way twice. Their concerts were 3-3 1/2hour jam session's. Jimmy Page's guitar solo was completely improvised by Jimmy on the spot.
Greatest band of all time !
I keep coming back to hear this.
Good audio, and you guys are great.
Been a fan all my life, and Percy is the ultimate front man. If you watch any documentary's or recent performances, even in his 70's he still has this amazing aura about him.
When all are one and one is all, to be a rock and not to roll. (I ve tattooed it on my arm) 🤘🏻 🤘🏻 🤘🏻
LET THERE BE ROCK, LIVE AT THE RIVER PLATE!!!
If you haven't heard Heart do this in their honor at the Kennedy Center (with Led Zeppelin in the audience) you must - amazing cover & tribute!
indeed!!!!!!!!!!
Not much that I could possibly offer up that you guys didn't touch on. It's classic, it's immortal in its way that it inspired so many other bands and yet endures on its own two legs. One thing I noticed here in the live presentation that I've never really paid attention to before is how brilliant the lighting is. It's such a basic setup but so well thought out. If you notice the intro and the verses are a predominantly just a wash of violet with a few pink highlights here and there to show the keyboardist and there is a bit of underlighting on the vocalist so you could see his eyes and facial expressions as he delivers the lyric... but there is that one single splash of gold upon Robert Plant as well. It makes you focus on him with its backlight sort of Illuminating a Halo in his hair. Very subtle, and then the colors begin to expand and get more voluminous as the song moves into the solo etcetera. Really really makes a lot out of a very simple setup.
He wasn't called the Golden God for nothing!
Jimmy wrote the lyrics and music when he lived in alister crowley's home. He said the pen floated in the air above the paper and wrote it. SPOOKY!!!!!😳😳😳😳
Whole Lotta Love from this show is an epic finale with a Theramin and flaming gong
This whole concert is a treat. I have it on dvd and love to watch and listen. Have a good system and turn it up.
yeah man. I'm with you on that.
My dad seen them twice two concerts a few months apart he said two totally different concerts different vocals drums guitar and especially Jones who played keyboards bass flute mandolin he said both concerts were amazing just different from each other and neither sounded like the album
The BEST!!!😎🎸🥁🎶
It gets me every time!
the song is... music history. Period.
The premier voices back then were Plant, then Roger Daltrey of The Who, then probably Greg Lake and Ian Anderson. And I will still put Jimmy Page above any rock guitar player ever. Watch the extended solo on "Dazed and Confused". Unmatchable!!