Привет из России. Мне 58.в 14лет или ранее заразился рок мужик и по сей день. Раньше в СССР было не достать дисков с такими группами. Привозили моряки, все переписавалось до дыр. Сейчас я понимаю как это было здорово.! Группа замечательная! Неповторимые ритмы и Плант! Удачи тебе мой чернокожий брат!
@@coldacre Given the history of R&B and its influence on Robert and Jimmy, I get why the 63-year-old black man made note of it. The blues come from Southern Black culture. It's high praise. Xx
@@antonella4758 Carmine came close. Great drummer. But he always irked me with that "Bonham copied me" non-sense. He said that in nearly every damn interview for years. Graceless.
@@stonealone9389 I like the Rolling Stones very much from the sixties and seventies. Although I hate Mick Jagger's exaggerated (almost gay) movements on stage. Give me anytime the subdued behaviour of Eric Clapton and Mark Knopfler.
It's partly of their own fault though. For decades they refused to license their music anywhere except radio play. No movies, tv shows, commercials, games, anything.
Actually one of their songs, and forgive me for not remembering which one, was used in a Lincoln Continental, commercial.(one of them luxury cars anyway) And in one of the Shrek movies you can just hear the beginning of The Immigrant Song in one of the scenes.
This track for me is all about John Paul Jones...he took the bass line and ran with it into crazy voodoo territory...just the most exceptional bass playing I have ever heard. I even now have no conception of how he managed to play that bassline...it is exceptional. Truly the best bass I have ever heard in my life....
it's fucking wild, hey. that bass playing is insane and it's prob also the least attention-grabbing part of this performance, bc Page's guitar is just unhinged, and Bonham's drumming sounds like tectonic plates colliding. what a band, seriously. what a band.
Yeah I'm honestly surprised to see so little people in the comments here worshipping JPJ's ability to play that fast. Him, and the rest of the band for that matter, sound like they're barely holding on they're playing so fast. And yet they prevail. JPJ's bass from 8:00 and beyond is some of the most electrifying bass playing I've ever heard!
compared to the album versions, one of the things I love about listening to Zeppelin live performances is that I can actually hear JPJ's amazing bass line and it's not buried in a sound mix like most times. great performance right here overall
You can hear his bass line clearly on every album. You’ll have to learn to isolate instruments, training your ear. Some of these comments mystify me lol
@@Pozer7142:00 I AM ALSO 66 YEARS OLD BUT I GOT TO SEE THEM IN 1977 WHEN I WAS 19. LED ZEPPELIN WAS THE ONLY BAND THAT I WAITED IN LINE TO BUY TICKETS WHEN THEY FIRST CAME OUT JUST TO MAKE SURE I GOT TO SEE THEM 💜💛🤎🖤💙💚🤍💘♥️💖🧡💜
This is the best best version of Dazed and Confused! so much improvisation and energy! just listen to JPJ's bass during the solo! or Bonhams furious drumming! this version of Dazed proves that Led Zeppelin is the best band in the world!
@@drwho6908 that dragon Tele is my favorite guitar he’s ever played and yes this includes the Double neck SG because Jeff beck gave him the dragon tele
Wow, It's beautiful how in sync they are together, when robert is howling the same tones as Jimmys guitar... at the exact same time! Thats true synergy.. so rare you ever see that
@@deniseclairesafalzoibecause it’s not all of their stuff. What about good times bad times, over the hills and far away, the ocean, Kashmir, etc, what about them? I agree their plagiarism isn’t good, but when their original stuff out numbers the stolen, I think it’s a sign it’s not a big deal.
I'm 19 and Idiscovered Led Zepplin like 3-4 years back alongwith Van Halen,The Doors,Pink Floyd and Jimi Hendrix,man I gotta say these folks knew how to make great music that hits your soul.
I was around your age when i started to really appreciate those bands also. That was nearly 30 years ago. But you have to give the Beatles a chance now.
There's a freedom to it that has largely been lost in the quest for digital perfection. There's an element of controlled chaos, a wild spirit, that probably seems too risky to many artists (and labels) today.
Gott wollte Led Zeppelin hören. Gott sei Dank gab es damals noch nicht den "tiefergelegten Kraftausdruck mit Heckspoiler geil" in erweiterter Bedeutung, der 100 Synonyme nahezu aussterben lässt, leider ist er inzwischen unkaputtbar im Gegensatz zB zu "cringe", das selbst cringe ist ... Das bescheuerte "geil" ist inzwischen nur noch unsäglich nervig. Erinnert an George Orwell "1984" Neusprech "doppelplusgut" ... Diesen Reduktionismus haben wir heute. Auch bei 1-tönigem Rap und Techno-Stumpfsinn.
Long live the era when these four giants walked the earth playing music and giving us all a gift from the musical gods HOLY SHIT! THANK YOU GUYS SO MUCH FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HIPPIE HEART! I WAS JUST TOASTED AND SPREADING MY LOVE OF ZEP
11:08 is by far one of my favorite shots of these 4 gods. Just look at each one individually super engaged and flowing like water. I’m obsessed with this concert as JPJ and Bonham are holding down the rhythm and Jimmy and Robert plant are just challenging each other and I love it.
When I see John Bonham, my heart aches with pain. I feel so sorry that this great musician burned out from alcohol at the peak of his fame and didn't continue his career as a magnificent drummer. Even to this day, I rarely come across drummers of his caliber. There is no doubt that Bonham made Led Zeppelin unique; his contribution to Led Zeppelin's music was immense. I'd love to see the great ones alive as long as possible.
Every single time I listen to music, I think, "oh, their drummer is pretty good. Not Bonzo good, but pretty good.". He has always been the one that I gauge every other drummer by. Truly an amazing musician. Sounds like he's been playing drums for a million years. Love him so much
@@onlyNtimE ..hey smart guy, Robert Plant visited his aunt here in New Zealand, while he was on tour here and Australia. What say I get that 1942, and jam it up your nose, loser.
I’ll be 69 years old on May 10th I remember listening to this song and band when I was just a teenager! I love it and them just as much today as I did back in the day. This is the Real Deal folks! Pure genius talent 🎸❤️🎶💙🎶💙
This is what you get when 4 young, incredibly talented musicians come together and try to keep up with one another, all while trying to outperform the others. This shit never fails to mesmerize me, no matter how many times I hear it.
I like the Kinks man. Sort of been discovering them in more depth. The more I hear the more I'm in awe. I can't really explain it. They're a piece of the puzzle that goes unnoticed at times. They just do what they do without the grandeur if you know what I mean. The talent is completely obvious to me now but not so much in the past. Getting older has some perks - not many but some.
...when the singer still had his voice, the drummer still had his life, the guitarplayer wasn't on drugs and the bassplayer was who he always was and would be.... Wish I had been there..
Led Zeppelin might not be as beloved as other bands like Queen, The Beatles and Bowie in pop culture but I feel like those of us who play instruments or sing/performance understand how brilliant Zep were musically.
I was so fortunate to have been a teenager during this most remarkable period of music history. 71 years of age now and it still takes me to some other dimension. My God, these four young men were each so very gifted and enmeshed with one another when performing. Watching this is a joy for me Every. Single. Time.
I just absolutely love the level of art and creativity they have in their music, both the studio and live versions. They just weren't satisfied with "good", they pushed for the extraordinary!
Every time I listen to Dazed and Confused (live or studio version), I think "Ok, Led Zeppelin are the best band of all time!". I love when Jimmy Page plays guitar with violin bow! I play electric guitar and Jimmy is the reason I started to play. So...LOVE AND DEVOTION FOREVER!!!💗💗💗💗💗💗💗.
This Mama took her daughter on a car ride in 1998 and said, "Now you're going to know about great music". Mama told her about her first live concert, in 1972. Led Zeppelin, in Amsterdam; played their soundtracks, along with Jimi, Pink Floyd...keep going.. Lo, the child said, "Mom! Your generation had the best music!"
I wouldn't say that. Not only because bands like Led Zep are still popular but we have bands like Greta Van Fleet that can pack stadiums still. Granted some consider them a Zep ripoff if you really listen to them will realize they have come into their own and their live shows demonstrate this. Bottom line is times change and what was popular then is not going to be as popular now but the fact is the influence is still there and as long as young kids dream of being on stage kicking butt with loud electric guitars it will always be a thing that no matter how much some claim it is dead, it lives on regardless.
No music in the world will ever sound like this again, led Zeppelin is in a class all of their own that's why the younger kids of today love them and so will future generations come to appreciate them. They are the Lords of music
@@lynefl2032 I saw an interview with Robert Plant and he said to listen to an upland coming band called Greta Van Fleet. Mind you, that was a few years ago. I know Led Zeppelin influenced quite a few bands, they’re definitely in a league of their own! Truly fantastic musicians!
Guide to thoroughly enjoy this magnificent song!!! enjoy it!!! 0:18 Plant Concentrated about to record one of the best performances of the song 0:32 Plant looking up as receiving cosmic energy, (as if it were a medium) 0:52 first PAGE guitar alarm! 1:11 good improvisation of boham to give rise to the second PAGE ALARM 1:19 SECOND PAGE ALARM 1:45 Bonham !!! and all the power of the band is unleashed !!!!! 2:12 Page and Bonham in unison (exquisite detail) 2:19 JPJ raises the scale of the bass q of him so far is executed with as much perfection as we are accustomed to 2:40 Bonham !!!! MAGNIFICENT ... PLANT INTO THE SONG ... hold your hands as you accompany Bonham's hits also observe JPJ his face as he also enjoys that part 2:58 Page indicates to Plant with his hand that it is his turn to enter the microphone ... Bonham also throws a cymbal hit from his drums 3:12 improvisation of PAGE excellent (the chemistry between Plant and Page appears) 3:50 Bonham !! 4:03 those JPJ taps on your fussy bass !!! 4:12 what sound does Page make .... from the underworld 4:44 Robert Plant hypothesized by the sorcerer's enchantment 5:08 Plant enjoying improvisation 5:58 Page's guitar makes her talk sound 6:22 Page seems to control Plant and does what he says 6:42 in depth !! DARK!! 7:10 the MADNESS begins haha 7:26 CLIMAX OF MADNESS !!!! 7:41 JPJ enters and then Bonham !! 7:55 enters Plant with a cry of pure accumulated dark energy !! Page directs that energy with his hands to his guitar 8:00 BEGINS A SECTION OF THE HISTORY OF MUSIC THAT FORTUNA IS RECORDED IN HIGH VISUAL AND SOUND QUALITY !!! AN ELIXIR !! 8:00-8:22 the band with all its energy and splendor (8.17 pay attention to the head and hair of Robert) ... at the end of those minutes plant and page begin to decompress a little of that tremendous energy generated, shouting both Plant and Page ... louder screams that go to the most tall and down! 8:30 the intensity begins to rise again to explode again 8:46-9:10 EXPLOSION OF TALENT, CHEMISTRY, VIRTUOSITY (one of the best moments of the song) 9:20 observe how Page has the time measured is his foot ... fantastic the speed of the band in that improvisation (JPJ brilliant fast and always safe !!) 9:40 part in which the musicians and Plant play excellent conversation with Page's guitar (it seems induced by what the guitar says) 10:10 excellent JPJ change from now on 10:35 Robert Plant knows that the rise is coming !! with that AH !!! 10:45 the ascent to heaven !!! 10:55 the sky ... the stratosphere ... the universe !! 11:04 The second best part of the song (maximum speed of improvisation) JPJ great as always (seeing the 4 enjoying that part is super great ... excellent video shots !!) 11:45 dark improvisation and Plant accompanying vocally exquisite with the terrible base of Bonham and infernal JPJ !!! (Observe the screams of "MAMA" from plant to setback or against compass ... beauty !!) 12:10 The last rise of the song begins ... boham began to ring the cowbell (as if he warned that the train is coming) 12:30 docking your exquisite guitar from JIMMY !! 12:38 the super descent to all that improvisation storm !!! (watch all that speed and energy as they descend) 12:46 Bonham !! 13:08 (the part that I like the most about the song !!) .... (Plant) how can we stop all this speed and energy in just 5 seconds ?? .. (JIMMY) leave it to me, I'll do it !! 13:15 Bonham puts the end to it with that huge hit to his drum kit !!! 13:44 the topic could end there perfectly !! but what happens is that they are LED ZEPPELIN ... AND IN THEIR BEST MOMENT and they give us another beautiful improvisation !! TALENTED GENIUSES 14:14 delicious !!! 14:48 mom ... mom ... magic ROBERT !!! 15:10 the final sacred cry and the end to all Zeppilian magic !!!! 15:30 the public bursts their hands clapping ... it is the least they can do ... they have just witnessed something very historic .. rarely will it happen again !!!
This is the difference between Classic Rock and todays rock. Classic Rock is an experience for the senses. Todays rock just doesn't have that. I'll take this all day and night.
I grew up on this and it wasn't until later I realized it was blues and I was a blues fan. Thank you Led Zeppelin for introducing me to the blues Also thank you for visiting Atlanta and being the first concert I attended.
There's something really really sexy about how in this version, his voice goes lower when he delivers the line "soul of a woman was created below". Just...unf...yes...🥵
It was not that long ago that real music was being made. And, though it was 50 years ago, it still sounds absolutely astounding to me. Wonderful posting. Thanks.
И хотя эта музыка создана 50 лет -звучит так ,как будто ее только, что сочинили. Эту МУЗЫКУ сочинили для ДУШИ и ВЕЧНОСТИ . . . и будет приводить в ВОСТОРГ и ВОСХИЩЕНИЕ не одну цивилизацию.
I was 13 years old when this concert occurred. I went through high school with Led Zeppelin playing in the background. It was one song after another, always hits. It was part of our lives.
Dear God, Thank you so much for blessing me and my generation with this band of music creators forever and eternity. Like it came straight out of heaven. I hope we will all hear them again in your Kingdom playing for Your pleasure ! Cant wait to climb that STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN.
This is not just the greatest RR band ever... this performance showed musical instincts, bravery [yes musical bravery] and an articulation that will never be seen again. These were musicians.
As a drummer, I’m crying for Bonham in that bridge section. Not for his arms. But for his bass foot. My Lord after I play that section, for a small bit of time I’m slurred. Thank you Bonzo🤙🏿
Try adjusting your seat up to where your knee has about a 100° to 120° bend instead of a 90° or less. Tighten the springs on the pedal to where you get a really good recoil. Then play the pedal closer to the hinge than most people do. You might think, well that's just going to make the pedal harder to press and it'll be more tiring. Well, it will make the pedal harder to press, but the recoil of pedal will lift your leg up and reduce the effort there. Our legs have a lot more strength in stepping down, than lifting up. Kinda like an alligators mouth, plenty of chomp down strength, but very little for opening the mouth. Anyway, that's how I used accomplish triplets, quadruplets, and plain outright continuous rolls for long periods of time where most people would just assume I should be getting fatigued. I suppose one could call it the Kung Fu bass drum method. In kung fu, some moves are designed to use your opponent's energies to your advantage and to their disadvantage. Any,way, experiment with variations of those parameters and see if you can find a sweet spot where you feel like you can do a lot more with a bass drum.
just OH MY GOD !! this was played 50 years ago... 50 years.....which band actually and since many years can play with such virtuosity a raw and savage energy like that ??? NO one
This is absolutely my favorite fucking Song by Led Zeppelin especially the live version from this concert and also at Madison Square Garden July 1973 those were the two best live versions ever!
Absolutely, Ronald!!! 1973 Madison S Garden was off the charts Awesome! D & C blew me outta my chair when I saw it on the tube, & I must have told 150 Folks about it!!!
I love Led Zep and what they did with this song is magick. But the original composer of this song was Jake Holmes: ua-cam.com/video/pTsvs-pAGDc/v-deo.html
Dearest Robert Plant: To my way of thinking, this is what was, what is, and what shall always be. The soundtrack to this old woman’s excellent life. Cheers!
How can 1 band be so... inexplicable -suffice to say; be so great, so inventive, so talented and still be one of a kind 50 years later. Good LUCK answering that.
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This is the most organized, and best sounding, chaos has ever been.
Van Halen has live dates that were off the rails yet tight, check out '79 to '81
This is how the world was created.
Look at the youth at the front of the stage head banging! So head banging was born!
Детерминированный хаос.
This is exactly how this should be described! What a tune!
I love how when they perform a song live it turns into a different song completely
Yes they would take certain songs on different paths for sure
they definitely have the perfect mix of being able to jam consistently and perform beautiful composed songs as well
Their song so only they were allowed to break the rules.
I love how when LZ peformed a song live they created a new language each time.
And every perform is different from another
Im a 63 year old black man some of the best music period. Been listening since I was 10. Unbelievable Unbelievably
Привет из России. Мне 58.в 14лет или ранее заразился рок мужик и по сей день. Раньше в СССР было не достать дисков с такими группами. Привозили моряки, все переписавалось до дыр. Сейчас я понимаю как это было здорово.! Группа замечательная! Неповторимые ритмы и Плант! Удачи тебе мой чернокожий брат!
They are not of this world
skin colour doesnt matter
@@coldacre Given the history of R&B and its influence on Robert and Jimmy, I get why the 63-year-old black man made note of it. The blues come from Southern Black culture. It's high praise. Xx
Have you ever watched always sunny in Philadelphia? Just old man you don’t need to say black man lol
Nobody can ever replicate the sound coming out of John Bonham's drums.
That's true 💯👍💪☮️✌️🏵️🔥🎶🆗
Carmine Appice
Antonella,
Carmine Appice cannot replicate Bonhams sound. Nobody can.
@@lyndoncmp5751 comunque ho letto in un libro che Appice gli ha dato molti consigli
@@antonella4758 Carmine came close. Great drummer. But he always irked me with that "Bonham copied me" non-sense. He said that in nearly every damn interview for years. Graceless.
Hard to believe over 50 years and this is still one of the greatest songs.
It made me listen.
Right on, Susan ! 💝
And played by the greatest rock band ever!!!
SUSUN, YOU WRIGHT VERY HIGH POWER THING WITH HIM VOCAL & IMPROVISAION OF JIMMY PAGE, WITH YORE PLEASERE, KHAMID FROM RUSSIA.
"Dazed and Confused" is a song written by American singer-songwriter Jake Holmes in 1967
Best band ever. Bonham is an animal. Jimmy page isn't human. Best drummer and guitarist of all time in the same band just isn't fair.
When God invented the electric guitar, he consulted Jimmy Page.
@@rickmartin6817 he is my favourite guitarist
Facts
And also they have the greatest frontman Mr Robert Plant and genius JPJ
@@adrianobanano6544 I´d give this one to Freddie, but Plant is a solid second.
Robert's vocals were so incredible wish this band lasted longer
12 years was a great run. However the circumstances that the band ended are terrible.
He still has that voice!! 😎
forever
Sie werden immer bestehen , auf jedenfall und warum weil sie einzigartig sind und weil sie in ein selbst alles öffnen ....
Go see see Get the Lead Out
Psychedelic Zeppelin is the best
Haha what a great way to put it, you’re absolutely right
Imagine trippen being at this. 😂 😂
Man I love their catalogue for what it is but they could’ve made some KILLER psychedelic rock songs
Best band ever, period.
Nobody with sense can argue that
@@mthomas1973 do you mean that you agree or that it’s not true? I just ask because some people worship these guys and others despise them
@@Anorak1795 the people who worship them outnumber the people who despise them by alot.
@@RC-lc8xl yeah, I agree 110% let’s all get dazed and confused with some good sticky greens and listen to this epic performance
What about Pink Floyd?
Without a doubt the greatest Rock band of all time! are extraordinary
They produced unmelodic rubbish. The most overrated band of the seventies.
@@chrisschoneveld1558 Do you like Rolling Stones?.
@@stonealone9389 I like the Rolling Stones very much from the sixties and seventies. Although I hate Mick Jagger's exaggerated (almost gay) movements on stage. Give me anytime the subdued behaviour of Eric Clapton and Mark Knopfler.
i think people who lived during the 60s and 70s experienced the golden age of the music . Seriously that was so better than the shit we have today
I was just thinking the same thing. Even rock performances from then compared to now
Yep. Except for Mozart and Beethoven who were way ahead of their time same for chopin and Debussey.
Being from the 60s I can assure you that you are so right!!!❤🎉
Your,e so right ....the music and fashion were fantastic .Endless talent.❤👌
@@IdmomentDebussie, I thought that was a drink no that,s Drambuie hehehe. PEACE TO YOU ALL MY FRIEND'S. 😎✌️
Noooo hermano esto es algo de otro mundo, excelso zeppelin. La mejor banda de todos los tiempos
You got that right 😊
It's just sad to see Led Zeppelin not being recognized in today's pop culture as much as other bands although it is definitely THE BEST BAND EVER!
It's partly of their own fault though. For decades they refused to license their music anywhere except radio play. No movies, tv shows, commercials, games, anything.
Actually one of their songs, and forgive me for not remembering which one, was used in a Lincoln Continental, commercial.(one of them luxury cars anyway)
And in one of the Shrek movies you can just hear the beginning of The Immigrant Song in one of the scenes.
You can hear "In the light" in the end credits of one of the episodes of Mindhunter TV show.
Yo fuck today’s pop culture lol it would be an insult to zeppelin!
@@josephcalitri5710 "I wuz born in teh wrong generation"
This track for me is all about John Paul Jones...he took the bass line and ran with it into crazy voodoo territory...just the most exceptional bass playing I have ever heard. I even now have no conception of how he managed to play that bassline...it is exceptional. Truly the best bass I have ever heard in my life....
The most undervalued musical artist.
it's fucking wild, hey. that bass playing is insane and it's prob also the least attention-grabbing part of this performance, bc Page's guitar is just unhinged, and Bonham's drumming sounds like tectonic plates colliding. what a band, seriously. what a band.
Yeah I'm honestly surprised to see so little people in the comments here worshipping JPJ's ability to play that fast. Him, and the rest of the band for that matter, sound like they're barely holding on they're playing so fast. And yet they prevail. JPJ's bass from 8:00 and beyond is some of the most electrifying bass playing I've ever heard!
The younger generations never got to witness greatness at its finest those were the best years of my life
compared to the album versions, one of the things I love about listening to Zeppelin live performances is that I can actually hear JPJ's amazing bass line and it's not buried in a sound mix like most times. great performance right here overall
You can hear his bass line clearly on every album. You’ll have to learn to isolate instruments, training your ear. Some of these comments mystify me lol
Hey, I hear you! And they be sweating... working... and cranking this out! Just glorious!
He has that deep bass sound which is hard to hear sometimes
John Paul Jones was a MONSTER on bass and Keyboards
@@peterbartolomeo9574 He sure knew how to get the most out of a melotron. So much so he recorded and contributed to many albums in the 80s.
I love how Plant starts reacting to Page's cues on the guitar at 4:47, and then realizes he can't go through with it. LOL.
It's 2024 and this song hasn't aged a day.
The best of the best never does.
Zeppelin will still be being played in many generations to come, as young Rock/Blues lovers hear their music and like us will be Blown Away by it 🎸🎵🤘🏼
Bonzo= The God of Thunder!🔥
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@@chickenpig1707 i love u too
O deus do trovão
They sound heavy! You can tell at least in 1969 they were the heaviest band in the world
They enjoyed it for about 6 months until Black Sabbath absolutely demolished them and made real heavy music
@@jeremiahrojas1368 Can't really compare the two, they are too different, heavier doesen't mean "better", it means that, heavier.
Iron Butterfly and The Rolling Stones.
Black sabbath
@@jeremiahrojas1368 lol your lying to yourself if you think sabbath is better then zeppelin in any way lol.
My deepest regret in life is not seeing them live. Greatest band ever.....
Same. I'm 66 years now.
Seen Page/Plant a few times freaking awesome, The Firm and just Robert Plant solo. Still both were awesome
Ich auch, leider 😮
@@Pozer7142:00 I AM ALSO 66 YEARS OLD BUT I GOT TO SEE THEM IN 1977 WHEN I WAS 19.
LED ZEPPELIN WAS THE ONLY BAND THAT I WAITED IN LINE TO BUY TICKETS WHEN THEY FIRST CAME OUT JUST TO MAKE SURE I GOT TO SEE THEM 💜💛🤎🖤💙💚🤍💘♥️💖🧡💜
This is the best best version of Dazed and Confused! so much improvisation and energy! just listen to JPJ's bass during the solo! or Bonhams furious drumming! this version of Dazed proves that Led Zeppelin is the best band in the world!
Have you seen the UA-cam video where their in "Danmark" in 69 and Jimmy is playing his 59 Dragon Telecaster? Will blow your mind.
@@drwho6908 that dragon Tele is my favorite guitar he’s ever played and yes this includes the Double neck SG because Jeff beck gave him the dragon tele
Zeppelin is cover band.
@@borisbalta2542 yes they cover Jimmy Page's Yardbirds
@@charalampostseronis6500 Jake Holmes 1967.
I'm an 80's thrash metal psycho, but Led Zeppelin shall always be The King!
72 yr old woman Led Zep is still my fav band. I saw them 3x twice in NY, once in LA.
You definitely Rock
I agree with you I’m over 70 ♥️
Finally, the gods have blessed us with some Royal Albert Hall footage!
락백년사의불변이다
세상그누구도흉내낼수없다,,지미,로버트
보냄,천국의콤비다,,
사랑한다,존경,신비,세상의글로는표현안된다,,,
넘무 멋져
Wow, It's beautiful how in sync they are together, when robert is howling the same tones as Jimmys guitar... at the exact same time! Thats true synergy.. so rare you ever see that
The best band of all time. Not simply following some scripted or written composition but following each other with the musical flow.
Exactly! 👍😎
With a few sprinkles of plagiarism, still love em tho
The best "cover band" of ALL time. Why aren't people more upset that their shit is ALL blatantly plagiarized?
@@Welcome2DaJungle a FEW?
@@deniseclairesafalzoibecause it’s not all of their stuff. What about good times bad times, over the hills and far away, the ocean, Kashmir, etc, what about them? I agree their plagiarism isn’t good, but when their original stuff out numbers the stolen, I think it’s a sign it’s not a big deal.
I'm 19 and Idiscovered Led Zepplin like 3-4 years back alongwith Van Halen,The Doors,Pink Floyd and Jimi Hendrix,man I gotta say these folks knew how to make great music that hits your soul.
You are most welcome to our world. 🇬🇧🇬🇧
It was all truly Awesome then!!! I was teens thru the 60s & 20s thru the 70s! Unreal!!!
Plant is less than a year older than you in this.
I was around your age when i started to really appreciate those bands also. That was nearly 30 years ago. But you have to give the Beatles a chance now.
There's a freedom to it that has largely been lost in the quest for digital perfection. There's an element of controlled chaos, a wild spirit, that probably seems too risky to many artists (and labels) today.
Robert Plant still blows me away. His soul comes thru in his voice. Beautiful beautiful man.
❤
Music on a higher level...no words can describe the magic of Led Zep....
satanism
Das ist einfach der Beweis dass es Gott gibt, das ist so unfassbar geil, sowas darf es sonst überhaupt nicht geben.
Gott wollte Led Zeppelin hören. Gott sei Dank gab es
damals noch nicht den "tiefergelegten Kraftausdruck
mit Heckspoiler geil" in erweiterter Bedeutung, der
100 Synonyme nahezu aussterben lässt, leider ist er inzwischen unkaputtbar im Gegensatz zB zu "cringe",
das selbst cringe ist ... Das bescheuerte "geil" ist
inzwischen nur noch unsäglich nervig. Erinnert an
George Orwell "1984" Neusprech "doppelplusgut" ...
Diesen Reduktionismus haben wir heute. Auch bei
1-tönigem Rap und Techno-Stumpfsinn.
Perfect start to the morning over here in the states. Best most talented band ever
Yep haha woke up to this, great way to start the day
Pink Floyd and Rush are also up there with most talent…
@@ugaais
Plant’s vocals put Zepp above both of those bands in my opinion
@@domonicdecoco2410 don’t disagree I was talking musicianship…..Robert in his prime is untouchable
Id say bon jovi is better
Best lead singer of all time
THEY WERE JUST 21 YEARS OLD!
😳
Who today can compare? They truly are the men of olde-the men of renown!
Long live the era when these four giants walked the earth playing music and giving us all a gift from the musical gods
HOLY SHIT! THANK YOU GUYS SO MUCH FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HIPPIE HEART! I WAS JUST TOASTED AND SPREADING MY LOVE OF ZEP
@Danizeppelin thank Christ for that!
@Danizeppelin One of them is
@Danizeppelin In all our hearts
I couldn't have said it any better myself.
@@Augalv god bless
Just knowing that they could playing 1 song in 15 minutes makes me feel sorry for the music today
This is the shortest live version I have found. Most of the versions are over 25 minutes long.
They done a 34 minute version 😂
@@jamesthornton3539 45' in march 1975
Yes/so sorry!!For the Musik today!!EVAI from Israel/ GERMANY!!I ' love it!Evai
Look around there are some new old souls around but they just won’t play them on the radio
11:08 is by far one of my favorite shots of these 4 gods. Just look at each one individually super engaged and flowing like water. I’m obsessed with this concert as JPJ and Bonham are holding down the rhythm and Jimmy and Robert plant are just challenging each other and I love it.
you are so right thanks for the time stamp
John. Fucking. Bonham. 21 yrs old on this gig. It’s just incomprehensible.
21?????
And Mr Plant best rock singer and screaming of all times 🎉
There have been precious few people who have been graced with the ability to scream in tune.
Robert Plant is one of the few.
I love the vocals of the Golden God of Rock. ❤
When I see John Bonham, my heart aches with pain. I feel so sorry that this great musician burned out from alcohol at the peak of his fame and didn't continue his career as a magnificent drummer. Even to this day, I rarely come across drummers of his caliber. There is no doubt that Bonham made Led Zeppelin unique; his contribution to Led Zeppelin's music was immense. I'd love to see the great ones alive as long as possible.
No doubt
He knew the band was going nowhere, that's the problem. It's not the 70s anymore.
Every single time I listen to music, I think, "oh, their drummer is pretty good. Not Bonzo good, but pretty good.". He has always been the one that I gauge every other drummer by. Truly an amazing musician. Sounds like he's been playing drums for a million years. Love him so much
@@StaceyWatson-e2q Same thing with me
..that guitar tone is the essence that defines rock and roll! Bass and drums are an absolute powerhouse. Glad I got to see them, Auckland 1972.
@@onlyNtimE ..hey smart guy, Robert Plant visited his aunt here in New Zealand, while he was on tour here and Australia. What say I get that 1942, and jam it up your nose, loser.
wow lucky you the australia/new zealand tour of 72 was one of their best imo.
Seen the original group in 75 rock on
@@juliusschwencke142 there's no need in that Julius
Guess jewels knows plant personally !?
I have never clicked on a youtube notification this fast
Led Zep is on another level of musical freedom with a groove that a lot of rock bands wish they had. Slightly chaotic without ever losing the beat.
they stole a lot
@@mockermuristhe greats always do
I’ll be 69 years old on May 10th
I remember listening to this song and band when I was just a teenager!
I love it and them just as much today as I did back in the day.
This is the Real Deal folks!
Pure genius talent 🎸❤️🎶💙🎶💙
Wow I heard them in 1970 and been Dazed and Confused ever since I’ll be 69 May-9-2025
JPJ’s bass at first is absolutely mesmerising, this song is a set of surrealism! Zeppelin will never be overcome!
What is the meaning of life? This song will take you there!
This is what you get when 4 young, incredibly talented musicians come together and try to keep up with one another, all while trying to outperform the others. This shit never fails to mesmerize me, no matter how many times I hear it.
I like the Kinks man. Sort of been discovering them in more depth. The more I hear the more I'm in awe. I can't really explain it. They're a piece of the puzzle that goes unnoticed at times. They just do what they do without the grandeur if you know what I mean. The talent is completely obvious to me now but not so much in the past. Getting older has some perks - not many but some.
How did Bonzo's arms ever keep up with Jimmy? The stamina needed for all these guys is amazing.
...when the singer still had his voice, the drummer still had his life, the guitarplayer wasn't on drugs and the bassplayer was who he always was and would be....
Wish I had been there..
Led Zeppelin might not be as beloved as other bands like Queen, The Beatles and Bowie in pop culture but I feel like those of us who play instruments or sing/performance understand how brilliant Zep were musically.
Led Zeppelin is for ears who understand music. Pop culture is more for people who doesn't know shit about it.
I'd never learned to play an instrument unfortunately, but I feel the emotional way of their communication.
Best live recording no fireworks, light show nothing but raw and pure music heaven
Plant and Page didn't swagger as much....focus was on the music....JPJ and Bonham perfect together
I was so fortunate to have been a teenager during this most remarkable period of music history. 71 years of age now and it still takes me to some other dimension. My God, these four young men were each so very gifted and enmeshed with one another when performing. Watching this is a joy for me
Every. Single. Time.
I just absolutely love the level of art and creativity they have in their music, both the studio and live versions. They just weren't satisfied with "good", they pushed for the extraordinary!
Every time I listen to Dazed and Confused (live or studio version), I think "Ok, Led Zeppelin are the best band of all time!". I love when Jimmy Page plays guitar with violin bow! I play electric guitar and Jimmy is the reason I started to play. So...LOVE AND DEVOTION FOREVER!!!💗💗💗💗💗💗💗.
@Jimmy Page Hello, I'm fine, thanks
@Jimmy Page yes, I'm very surprised!
@Jimmy Page I'm writing from Italy
62 year old woman, and still totally in love. Best decade ever for amazing music. Love from Denmark 🥰🇩🇰
The same for me - we've got the best music ❤
Same,just the best
73yrs old Sicilian living in the UK, also totally blown away by their performance 🎸🎵👍🏻 love to all Zeppelin fans all around the world, from the UK 🤘🏼
This Mama took her daughter on a car ride in 1998 and said, "Now you're going to know about great music". Mama told her about her first live concert, in 1972. Led Zeppelin, in Amsterdam; played their soundtracks, along with Jimi, Pink Floyd...keep going.. Lo, the child said, "Mom! Your generation had the best music!"
Its hard to comprehend how they were so damn good
The young of today will never know what great music and talent sounds like.🤘👌
what do you mean, they have taylor swift...
Exactly 🤣
@@ingridredfern5065 recently asked a 17yr old swifty what it was that was so interesting, didn't really get a clear answer..
Oh I wonder why 🤔
I wouldn't say that. Not only because bands like Led Zep are still popular but we have bands like Greta Van Fleet that can pack stadiums still. Granted some consider them a Zep ripoff if you really listen to them will realize they have come into their own and their live shows demonstrate this.
Bottom line is times change and what was popular then is not going to be as popular now but the fact is the influence is still there and as long as young kids dream of being on stage kicking butt with loud electric guitars it will always be a thing that no matter how much some claim it is dead, it lives on regardless.
It doesn't fucking matter what your age is, Just tell us (and them) how much you enjoy this.
The ad that was put in the middle of this masterpiece is a CRIME
Thank you for warning me before I get to it so I can call the music police to report the CRIME.
Get a better add blocker.
I KNOW!
If I'm helping out Page and Plant by watching a few ads, I'm good with it, but I get what you're saying about putting ads in the middle.
Google, blood suckling vampire octopus
The tone in Jimmy's playing is of the gods
That bass playing is monumental !
No music in the world will ever sound like this again, led Zeppelin is in a class all of their own that's why the younger kids of today love them and so will future generations come to appreciate them. They are the Lords of music
Greta Van Fleet :)
@@lynefl2032 I saw an interview with Robert Plant and he said to listen to an upland coming band called Greta Van Fleet. Mind you, that was a few years ago.
I know Led Zeppelin influenced quite a few bands, they’re definitely in a league of their own! Truly fantastic musicians!
Absolutely fucking incredible...
Led Zeppelin at the PEAK of their powers
До стх пор для меня загадка, как они оказались вместе, наверное, бывают чудеса!
Guide to thoroughly enjoy this magnificent song!!! enjoy it!!!
0:18 Plant Concentrated about to record one of the best performances of the song
0:32 Plant looking up as receiving cosmic energy, (as if it were a medium)
0:52 first PAGE guitar alarm!
1:11 good improvisation of boham to give rise to the second PAGE ALARM
1:19 SECOND PAGE ALARM
1:45 Bonham !!! and all the power of the band is unleashed !!!!!
2:12 Page and Bonham in unison (exquisite detail)
2:19 JPJ raises the scale of the bass q of him so far is executed with as much perfection as we are accustomed to
2:40 Bonham !!!! MAGNIFICENT ... PLANT INTO THE SONG ... hold your hands as you accompany Bonham's hits
also observe JPJ his face as he also enjoys that part
2:58 Page indicates to Plant with his hand that it is his turn to enter the microphone ... Bonham also throws a cymbal hit from his drums
3:12 improvisation of PAGE excellent (the chemistry between Plant and Page appears)
3:50 Bonham !!
4:03 those JPJ taps on your fussy bass !!!
4:12 what sound does Page make .... from the underworld
4:44 Robert Plant hypothesized by the sorcerer's enchantment
5:08 Plant enjoying improvisation
5:58 Page's guitar makes her talk sound
6:22 Page seems to control Plant and does what he says
6:42 in depth !! DARK!!
7:10 the MADNESS begins haha
7:26 CLIMAX OF MADNESS !!!!
7:41 JPJ enters and then Bonham !!
7:55 enters Plant with a cry of pure accumulated dark energy !! Page directs that energy with his hands to his guitar
8:00 BEGINS A SECTION OF THE HISTORY OF MUSIC THAT FORTUNA IS RECORDED IN HIGH VISUAL AND SOUND QUALITY !!!
AN ELIXIR !!
8:00-8:22 the band with all its energy and splendor (8.17 pay attention to the head and hair of Robert) ... at the end of those minutes plant and page begin to decompress a little of that tremendous energy generated, shouting both Plant and Page ... louder screams that go to the most tall and down!
8:30 the intensity begins to rise again to explode again
8:46-9:10 EXPLOSION OF TALENT, CHEMISTRY, VIRTUOSITY (one of the best moments of the song)
9:20 observe how Page has the time measured is his foot ... fantastic the speed of the band in that improvisation
(JPJ brilliant fast and always safe !!)
9:40 part in which the musicians and Plant play excellent conversation with Page's guitar (it seems induced by what the guitar says)
10:10 excellent JPJ change from now on
10:35 Robert Plant knows that the rise is coming !! with that AH !!!
10:45 the ascent to heaven !!!
10:55 the sky ... the stratosphere ... the universe !!
11:04 The second best part of the song (maximum speed of improvisation) JPJ great as always (seeing the 4 enjoying that part is super great ... excellent video shots !!)
11:45 dark improvisation and Plant accompanying vocally exquisite with the terrible base of Bonham and infernal JPJ !!! (Observe the screams of "MAMA" from plant to setback or against compass ... beauty !!)
12:10 The last rise of the song begins ... boham began to ring the cowbell (as if he warned that the train is coming)
12:30 docking your exquisite guitar from JIMMY !!
12:38 the super descent to all that improvisation storm !!! (watch all that speed and energy as they descend)
12:46 Bonham !!
13:08 (the part that I like the most about the song !!) .... (Plant) how can we stop all this speed and energy in just 5 seconds ?? .. (JIMMY) leave it to me, I'll do it !!
13:15 Bonham puts the end to it with that huge hit to his drum kit !!!
13:44 the topic could end there perfectly !! but what happens is that they are LED ZEPPELIN ... AND IN THEIR BEST MOMENT and they give us another beautiful improvisation !! TALENTED GENIUSES
14:14 delicious !!!
14:48 mom ... mom ... magic ROBERT !!!
15:10 the final sacred cry and the end to all Zeppilian magic !!!!
15:30 the public bursts their hands clapping ... it is the least they can do ... they have just witnessed something very historic .. rarely will it happen again !!!
Very nice breakdown
Great breakdown. I followed to your timestamps. You nailed it
I don't know who you are my friend but I already love u, great vibes, passion and great artistic sense, your friends are lucky ones!
Awesome synopsis!!!
You're legend.
This is the difference between Classic Rock and todays rock. Classic Rock is an experience for the senses. Todays rock just doesn't have that. I'll take this all day and night.
decadent, blues, rock, greatest guitarist. drummer, bass/keyboards and what a wailing voice, pure bliss!
I grew up on this and it wasn't until later I realized it was blues and I was a blues fan. Thank you Led Zeppelin for introducing me to the blues
Also thank you for visiting Atlanta and being the first concert I attended.
There's something really really sexy about how in this version, his voice goes lower when he delivers the line "soul of a woman was created below". Just...unf...yes...🥵
Best Band ever, Led Zeppelin !!!
This whole damn show is one of my favorite things on the earth.....this era of the Zep is just untouchable...
The best rock group of all time!!
Finallyyyy🔥🤟🏻
Led Zeppelin forever
That first album is pure gold
And many of us weren’t even aware there was a LZ 1 because the first hit here where I am from was from LZ 2. What a treat the first album was👍👍👍
This version really packs a punch. The jam at the end is legendary. Incredible for being over 50 years old!
It was not that long ago that real music was being made. And, though it was 50 years ago, it still sounds absolutely astounding to me. Wonderful posting. Thanks.
И хотя эта музыка создана 50 лет -звучит так ,как будто ее только, что сочинили. Эту МУЗЫКУ сочинили для ДУШИ и ВЕЧНОСТИ . . . и будет приводить в ВОСТОРГ и ВОСХИЩЕНИЕ не одну цивилизацию.
Real music?
@@andreasvandieaarde Uuugh! How boring! Yes, I made a subjective statement. It`s what I call good music.
@@thekarmafarmer608 Oh well there's a difference between what could be meant by "real" and "good" music, hence why I asked
"Dazed and Confused" is a song written by American singer-songwriter Jake Holmes in 1967
I was 13 years old when this concert occurred. I went through high school with Led Zeppelin playing in the background. It was one song after another, always hits. It was part of our lives.
Dear God, Thank you so much for blessing me and my generation with this band of music creators forever and eternity. Like it came straight out of heaven. I hope we will all hear them again in your Kingdom playing for Your pleasure ! Cant wait to climb that STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN.
This is not just the greatest RR band ever... this performance showed musical instincts, bravery [yes musical bravery] and an articulation that will never be seen again. These were musicians.
Спасибо, очень хорошо и правильно сказали!
These 4 young guys and Robert Plant’s hair are legendary! 💗😁
😄
12:50 That Guitar Riff it's just ENERGETIC!!!!!!!!
Мне уже за 60 ,не перестаю удивляться и восхищаться исполнением,просто супер .)
мне65 любимая группа
Это комп моей дочери
Это одно из туфтовых их исполнений! Мне 61
@@vanhelsing8360 поэтому вы ван хельсинг
@@ДенисБелинский-г9к 😁😁😁👍
As a drummer, I’m crying for Bonham in that bridge section. Not for his arms. But for his bass foot. My Lord after I play that section, for a small bit of time I’m slurred. Thank you Bonzo🤙🏿
He was as talented as there will ever be a beast with those sticks
Try adjusting your seat up to where your knee has about a 100° to 120° bend instead of a 90° or less. Tighten the springs on the pedal to where you get a really good recoil. Then play the pedal closer to the hinge than most people do. You might think, well that's just going to make the pedal harder to press and it'll be more tiring. Well, it will make the pedal harder to press, but the recoil of pedal will lift your leg up and reduce the effort there.
Our legs have a lot more strength in stepping down, than lifting up. Kinda like an alligators mouth, plenty of chomp down strength, but very little for opening the mouth.
Anyway, that's how I used accomplish triplets, quadruplets, and plain outright continuous rolls for long periods of time where most people would just assume I should be getting fatigued.
I suppose one could call it the Kung Fu bass drum method.
In kung fu, some moves are designed to use your opponent's energies to your advantage and to their disadvantage.
Any,way, experiment with variations of those parameters and see if you can find a sweet spot where you feel like you can do a lot more with a bass drum.
@@davidmoore8704 you know what, thank you I’ll try that. I’ll let you know how that works for me
Everything is just perfection, creativity, and talent, 4 genius together for the best band ever.
just OH MY GOD !! this was played 50 years ago... 50 years.....which band actually and since many years can play with such virtuosity a raw and savage energy like that ??? NO one
Well Pantera, but they are are gone, like dead gone. Dime was AMAZING. I miss Pantera so much.
I’m 33, these guys were before my time but I was raised on my moms record collection Led zeppelin will always be my favourite band
Check out Black Midi- they've got the classic vibe of a band that's in total control, plus they are British hah
Deep Purple (MKII and MKIII) were generally a tighter and more explosive live band, but Zeppelin is great to listen to live as well.
The Who (Live At Leeds) was on par with this. Same year too.
Well this is a great way to start the weekend!
I've never seen a guitar played with a bow... Fabulous.
Soul of a woman was created with LOVE
This is absolutely my favorite fucking Song by Led Zeppelin especially the live version from this concert and also at Madison Square Garden July 1973 those were the two best live versions ever!
Agree 100 per cent
@@barrypollard8879 most definitely Royal Albert Hall January 8th 1970 and Madison Square Garden July 1973 the two best concerts ever
Absolutely, Ronald!!! 1973 Madison S Garden was off the charts Awesome! D & C blew me outta my chair when I saw it on the tube, & I must have told 150 Folks about it!!!
Danmark version also
I love Led Zep and what they did with this song is magick. But the original composer of this song was Jake Holmes: ua-cam.com/video/pTsvs-pAGDc/v-deo.html
Ce groupe est hors normes, hors temps. The best 👍🙏❤️
Les personnes qui n'aiment pas Led Zeppelin, c'est qu'ils n'ont rien compris...
voice that defined an era
Dearest Robert Plant:
To my way of thinking, this is what was, what is, and what shall always be. The soundtrack to this old woman’s excellent life. Cheers!
If I had to pick one Zeppelin song, this one is it...
The one thing I love about Led Zeppelin is I can take a break and never come back disappointed. Their music always hits a spot in the soul!
How can 1 band be so... inexplicable -suffice to say; be so great, so inventive, so talented and still be one of a kind 50 years later. Good LUCK answering that.
There’s rock ,rap,dance music,then there’s zeppelin,damm Jimmy shredded. No one better
No one can ever top this! True musicians. True music.