I don't care if this is over 40 years old. Jimmy Page in his dragon PJ's with a Les Paul slung down to his knees and blowing riffs is still all kinds of bad ass.
Exactly 100% true. It's funny but Keith Richards said that LZ was Jimmy Page and nothing else.(Page is one of my favorite players) Keith was quite wrong I would say.
Funny you should claim that Led Zeppelin didn't use any lasers, smoke machines or fireworks in their shows, because they used a ton of pyrotechnics and gimmicks and starting from 1975, the year this specific concert (Earls Court 1975) in the video took place, they had started to use lasers and were in fact one of the first bands to use lasers in their shows. Just look up footage of the band's performances of Dazed and Confused starting from the 1975 tour alone. You'll see Jimmy covered in haze from fog machines while laser pyramids form around him during his bow solo. In No Quarter, the fog machines worked so hard that it was virtually impossible to see the band onstage. They also had fireworks rigged to blow up during several songs, such as in Black Dog. At some concerts, Bonzo would set his gong on fire and bang on it while it was still aflame. During their later years, Zeppelin were as much a visual attraction as they were a musical one.
@@rap2xtrooper878 Saw them do a show very similar to the one you described in Indpls. MSA in 1977, and Jimmy did a solo with a pyrimid of lazers surrounding him.
JIMMY PAGE!! Damn! I mean seriously…. There is no one better. He’s the complete package. Ungodly talented, the rock star look, that rock star swagger! To me he’s just the coolest. Every freaking thing about him!! Not to mention he’s mysterious, sexy and damn dangerous! Wow
Thanks for commenting... I guess we must have been fortunate to grow up in the 70's compared to today society...I would do anything to go back and relive it
Led Zeppelin threw down the gauntlet. No other Music entity can touch this iconic legendary Rock Group. Led Zeppelin is in a class all by itself with Record Album sales of 350 Million and rising. Robert Plant is the best front man ever. Jimmy Page is the best guitarist ever. John Bonham is the best drummer ever. Led Zeppelin was more than a band. They were a happening. Led Zeppelin brought a one of a kind mystique and swagger to the Rock music world. ❤
A mate of mine who loves music asked me who played bass in Led Zep while JPJ is on the organ thing. I replied he plays both which created a hysterical laughter.
RELEASED IN 1975 LOOK AT THEM 80s rockers in 1975 lol 80s hair started in the 70s lol ,, DOESNT THAT MAKE IT 70s hair lol , Even the 80s copy the 70s hair and call it there own lol , Not just 70s songs by the 100s
We'll always have their music! Keep it alive , play it for your kids! Mine love LED Zeppelin, their music is playing in our house every day. Or, some classic rock ...
moi de même....j'ai eu la chance d'être aux Eurockéennes à Belfort ,pour la tournée unleded en 94....la prestation de Page nous a sidéré, par sa maitrise,sa présence....il était au dessus du lot....
WHAT A SOUVENIR SURE YOU'LL NEVER FORGET THAT, SAW THEM IN BELGIUM IN 78, WAOW, then Bonzo passed by, also saw Robert and Jim together, and Robert alone 4 times and two times with Allison Krauss, other style but also quiet good
@@kishamunson1739 All four of these are masters at their craft. But in my opinion JPJ is the unsung hero of the group. Incredible would be an understatement.
@Martin Jensen Absolutely agree; saw them @Pontiac Silverdome May 77; Greatest Rock Band Ever. Saw plant & Page down here as well. Regards from Northern Chile.
I've studied jazz, hip hop, blues, classical, techno... This is the best live video I have seen. No other video that I've ever seen reaches this level of musicianship coupled with showmanship. There is nothing that compares to the combined power of this performance of this song. Bonham smashing the tempo, JPJ riding the groove, Page exploding with energy, and plant grooving over the top. wtf man, I'm so so so stoked that someone captured this performance, if only there was more than that single dvd. amazing
This night and the previous night in their entirety were captured on video. In fact, all 5 nights were professionally recorded on video. Sadly, the other three nights have not surfaced yet...they will at some point.
Saw them live 1971. I’m 70 and still can’t believe how lucky I was to see them and experience how totally amazing they were. Could listen to them all day.
So cool. I wish. I skipped over my teen years., in the other side of the world then, fighting a dictatorship. Got as far as the Beatles in HS, then underground activism until the sonavabtch fascist got thrown out. Until the covid shutdown, I didn't even know that I completely missed these guys.
Lucky Dog. I'm 56, had Main Floor tickets in Detroit to see 1980 "In through the Out Door"...canceled after losing John. Tragic, but Jason sure stepped up for their Celebration Day tour - JB should be proud!
John Paul Jones was the most talented of all of them, in my opinion. He could play multiple instruments, song write, produce, and arrange. One of the most skilled musicians ever.
By this point, 1975, they were at the absolute peak of their powers as a live act. I don’t think any other group has really come close to bar they set, the sound and power coming from just four individuals is mind blowing!
Lots of top bands have several stand out members but only one band has all stand out members. The level of performance is insane not a weakness to be heard or seen anywhere. Quite simply the best band there ever has been, or ever will be.
Now he didn't play the heartbreaker solo he just held the guitar up kind of high and played with one hand like he does on heartbreaker but this was a completely different solo and nothing about heartbreaker was in this solo
This is not an easy song to play and to keep playing that riff at that speed is simply incredible. Talk about musical mastery at the highest level.....
it's increasingly likely no band will be able to play like them, ever. they still are on a level no one else achieved. AND NO, THE BEATLES ARE NOT BETTER, NOT CLOSE!!!!!!!!
A reviewer described being at one of the Earls Court shows: "During a maniacally funky Trampled Underfoot, I become convinced that the entire stage is going to roll forward like a huge tank, crushing the audience to pulp, and that they will enjoy it." After watching this video, I know exactly what he meant :)
I have them at #4 all time: #1. The Beatles #2. The Rolling Stones #3. The Who #4. Led Zeppelin #5. Chicago (The Beach Boys tie) (Queen tie) (The Doors tie)
@@JimmyPlato1 Pink Floyd is definitely top 5, and I'm not one of Floyd's biggest fans. That Pompeii video is other worldly. As for this video, glad to see Page not over playing it like he usually does. The lead come across as a little weak because his rhythm isn't backing himself up, but overall, one of their weaker tunes comes across wonderfully strong.
@@PageMarker1 Pink Floyd are a truly great band, and they are tremendously successful. But I would have them more like a top 10 band rather than a top 5 band because they are not as diverse in their over all music approach and sound than my top 5 bands. Pink Floyd are a great genre band, maybe the very best "genre" band of all time.
@@JimmyPlato1 all preference brothers, but the only band I’d accept being in the same boat as zep is the Beatles and perhaps pink Floyd. Led zeppelin are the kings
They jammed for several hours with encores night after night, town after town. This video demonstrates a band that competes as well as collaborates with itself. A concept very few seem to fathom when it comes to dissecting what makes a group of musicans top players.
JPG is playing the bass notes with his feet, at the same time. Man's a machine. And Bonham, well, what can you say, absolute monster. His left hand is so strong.
They were most definitely in their Prime. I've seen some live versions they were very disappointing especially when it came to page. As much as I hate to say that.
One of the many great things about this is that you hear the driving bass line throughout the whole song, and then realize that no one is even playing bass guitar. JPJ is a genius
Zep's ability to tap into soul and funk always set them apart from so many other heavy bands of their era, or bands that followed. I hear this in some other bands (Pink Floyd, Bad Co, Fleetwood Mac, Prince, Talking Heads, Built to Spill, White Stripes, Black Keys, etc.), but Led Zeppelin's ability to go off the rails - all four of them - and into scat singing, pyschedelia, and a pounding volcanic fury is breathtaking because they never lose sight of the journey we're on, nor the end they lead us to.
Beautifully put! The four of them were so musically gifted, and so in tune with each other, that even when they were flying all over the place they all knew where they would land together. BRILLIANT!
Everytime I think that Led Zeppelin can't blow me away anymore than they already do, I discover something magnificent like this... and I'm BLOWN AWAY!!!
Jimmy, Jonesy and Bonzo are as busy as three musicians can be (especially during the instrumental sections) yet they still keep it all together. This is as good as it gets.
Phenominal. Bonham gave Page that kick in the ass that inspires him on the fly into another thousand note flurry. There's a reason Page was very good before Zeppelin and good after, but during Zeppelin was untouchable. The reason was John Bonham.
the rime of the ancient mariner 7474 e tu chi sei il “messia”?Se io dico semplicemente che i Led Zeppelin sono i numero 1 tu devi fare ironia perché questa frase la dicono magari milioni di persone ?Uno esprime ciò che si sente .
Damn..............just.............DAMN! Best rock band EVER!!!! Bonzo was a monster, JPJ was phenomenal, RP's voice was without peer, and Jimmy Page well......he was the master, no one can touch him.......EVER!
This is truly supernatural, Bonzo is playing with a lot of swing and swagger, taking the band on an epic journey. Pagey responds with flair and fire. Fuckin amazing! Best band to walk the earth
From around the 7:00 mark to about 8:30 where the band is trying to find the end of the song, they know each other so well and just shifted through a "gallows pole" beat to the ending with such ease. That to myself personally, is as good as heaven.
I know what you mean. When you're a jam band like this it takes a lot of telepathic skills to venture off into unknown territory and try to bring it back on point. Everyone in the band needs to know each other musically and watch each other for cues etc. Too much music these days is too clinical and they don't let each other go off into neverland and be good enough and confident enough to know when to take cues and know when to come back. For me that's where some of the magic of music happens. You can pull it off and sometimes not but at least you're giving it a go and Dave Grohl talks about some of Zep's bootlegs he has where they just go off to who knows where and somehow they have to rein it in and come back to the song structure. It's not something that's done much anymore cuz everything has to be some kind of clinical professionalism but the magic gets lost for me. There's something magical for me to see a band work together, it's otherworldly.
PVK Oz - I love when Dave starts talking about Zep.. the couple times when asked who his fave guitarist is.. he doesn’t even hesitate - Jimmy Page! I loved he got both Jimmy & Jonesy to play 2 songs with them back in ‘07... Dave I thought was gonna cry when announcing them out! He & Taylor were bouncing with joy.. was so awesome to watch ❣️🌟
Really wish Page would remaster and release Earls Court concert as part of their 50 year anniversary celebration. They were truly at the apex of their career.
@@terrygarcia897 Elvis liked these guys too. He once invited them to Graceland, where they all watched a movie in his private theater. When parting ways, Elvis gave them a diamond studded wrist watch. Elvis was a big influence on LZ, musically speaking. They had a copious amount of respect for him.
These guys were so young yet had an unbelievable knowledge and understanding of American blues, soul music and other genres. They were huge fans of a wide variety of music. Obviously all prodigies as well on their respective instruments. Bottom line some people just operate on a higher level....they just do......these guys most definitely did!!!!
As much as we we're lucky enough to be gifted some mighty great bassist Jonesy was the total package. Session player before zep, producer, arranger, songwriter, multi instrumentalist, and part of the best rhythm section ever! Wont see anything like him again. Just look at his contemporaries, Entwhistle,Jack Bruce,Roger Glover,Geezer Butler,John Mcvie, James Jamerson...
c'est la grande perfection pour moi c'est le plus grand groupe au monde de tous les temps ❤️ superbement très bien interprété c est fantastique grand coup de chapeau au très célèbre groupe
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Let's not forget that not only is JPJ playing that keyboard like a fucking machine, he's also keeping the bassline going with his feet. Insane
zeppelin ain't zeppelin without jonesy. look at his podmst solo work! the man kicks ass
well, that bassline is super simple.. but yeah, you're right. JPJ is amazing.
@@alcoholya just stop dude ,you try keeping up with bonzo and page
I love the Zeppelin songs with JPJ keys
Oh yes..what jerks to give jpjl a hard time.
I don't care if this is over 40 years old. Jimmy Page in his dragon PJ's with a Les Paul slung down to his knees and blowing riffs is still all kinds of bad ass.
jackbileduct His pants are fucking cool as hell! People are close minded today and wear the same shit
In sort your saying he is a rock god right....
lol
blew your ass off
I actually met the woman in Hollywood who worked with Page and designed the dragon suit for him. Great stories!
Marion S. That’s cool! What was her name?
The rhythm section with Jones and Bonham is just out of this world!
Exactly 100% true. It's funny but Keith Richards said that LZ was Jimmy Page and nothing else.(Page is one of my favorite players) Keith was quite wrong I would say.
He was probably a bit high when he said it
There'll never be a band to equal Led Zeppelin.
I hope so!
@@kkkoky1 Почему бы нет? Это было бы здорово ! Ещё столько фантастически прекрасной музыки. Её сейчас так не хватает
Rush
@@troyleonitus4722 great band, but not even close.
They had a very short touring career too, which is easy to forget considering the lasting impact they had on modern music
Can’t touch this. Nobody comes close. Greatest rock band ever.
ditto and all that other good shit..at least for this moment while in the zone.
There are bands as great as Led Zeppelin
and it ain’t even close really
@@homoerectus744 Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Queen, The Jimi Hendrix Experience, The Beetles, and the list goes on
@@eduardoGentile720 my thoughts exactly....
John Paul Jones EXTREMELY talented
Yes and he doesn't get no RECOGNITION just look at Video / Movies Concerts he gets NO airtime at all.
Yes
Got that right
That's why he is the unsung hero
JP Jones is an absolute beast. He is the foundation of Zep for sure
No laser lights, no smoke, no fireworks. Yet, absolutely mesmerizing. The greatest rock and roll band, ever.
Pure magic.
Funny you should claim that Led Zeppelin didn't use any lasers, smoke machines or fireworks in their shows, because they used a ton of pyrotechnics and gimmicks and starting from 1975, the year this specific concert (Earls Court 1975) in the video took place, they had started to use lasers and were in fact one of the first bands to use lasers in their shows.
Just look up footage of the band's performances of Dazed and Confused starting from the 1975 tour alone. You'll see Jimmy covered in haze from fog machines while laser pyramids form around him during his bow solo. In No Quarter, the fog machines worked so hard that it was virtually impossible to see the band onstage. They also had fireworks rigged to blow up during several songs, such as in Black Dog. At some concerts, Bonzo would set his gong on fire and bang on it while it was still aflame.
During their later years, Zeppelin were as much a visual attraction as they were a musical one.
@@rap2xtrooper878 100 % correct. They were also one of the very first to use video screens in concert.
Best damn rock & roll band that ever was
@@rap2xtrooper878 Saw them do a show very similar to the one you described in Indpls. MSA in 1977, and Jimmy did a solo with a pyrimid of lazers surrounding him.
For me, this video needs to be viewed daily.
Long live LZ.
5 seconds worth of live Led Zeppelin is better than 3 hours worth of a Taylor Swift Concert any day of the week. What has the world come to?
Taylor who??
Couldn't agree more.
100% true, my friend. Very sad were what "music" has become.
I don’t know a single Taylor Swift song
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This song was already so damn groovy, but this live version is just on a whole other level!
you are sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo right my friend, the hammer of the gods.
Why aren’t these awesome live versions available to purchase?!
@@TammyM36 Check out the Led Zeppelin DVD set from 2003 my friend. There this treasure awaits.
@@lotusglobe2671 excellent, thank you!!! I meant more from like iTunes but this would be way cool to have too!
Dusted N Trampled......
JIMMY PAGE!! Damn! I mean seriously…. There is no one better. He’s the complete package. Ungodly talented, the rock star look, that rock star swagger! To me he’s just the coolest. Every freaking thing about him!! Not to mention he’s mysterious, sexy and damn dangerous! Wow
Light and shade= Plant and Page
Bonham’s level of drumming is just surreal.
It ia..no news
He was for another solar system damn really amazing
Effortless, phenomenal player. Amazing.
And jimmys flex, jpj groove and plants passionate anger
It is. He could do with a single bass drum what nearly every other drummer could only do with two.
All 4 of them absolutely killed it simultaneously, unbelievable.
Absolutely!!
Don't know what my teenage years would have been like without Led Zeppelin in the 70's... It was a blessing for sure...
I just made a similar comment on a FB music group I'm in. Insane time to grow up as a teenager in the 70s. I never tire of hearing Zep.
Thanks for commenting... I guess we must have been fortunate to grow up in the 70's compared to today society...I would do anything to go back and relive it
Nobody, absolutely nobody can match Jimmy's swagger. He's majestic
Robert Plant 😊
@@Mar-wc4th Robert is great but still no match for jimmy
@@rishavpaudel5021 oh, yes for me !
I agree!! Coolest damn guitar player ever! That swagger!
Jimmy was always sloppy!
Led Zeppelin threw down the gauntlet. No other Music entity can touch this iconic legendary Rock Group. Led Zeppelin is in a class all by itself with Record Album sales of 350 Million and rising. Robert Plant is the best front man ever. Jimmy Page is the best guitarist ever. John Bonham is the best drummer ever. Led Zeppelin was more than a band. They were a happening. Led Zeppelin brought a one of a kind mystique and swagger to the Rock music world. ❤
Only the best bands have live versions of songs that are better that the original
Fabrizio Bianchi totally agree...best way to benchmark
nah that's fucking retarded but whatever
Only for some. For example Since I've Been Loving You is better live.
soooooooooooooooooooooooooo true!
Nah, this doesn't have nearly the punch and dynamics of the studio version. And it sounds rushed.
The arrogance and the swagger. A band at the absolute height of their powers.
Beautiful.....btw you seem a littler bitter.
@@ec1171 You sound stupid lol
No lip syncing!
A mate of mine who loves music asked me who played bass in Led Zep while JPJ is on the organ thing. I replied he plays both which created a hysterical laughter.
He plays both simultaneously lol
The psychedelic vibe with the funk added and Robert's no frills vocals make this a force of nature.
JPJ said this was inspired by Stevie Wonder with the psychedelic/funk keyboards.
my god this is way more than awesome, i dont know how to describe it. it just f king rocks BIG time the gods of rock easily.
Hahaha
The only reason I was nostalgic for it, ain't got it in my possession.
Love that wa wa pedal.
The most badass chemistry you will ever witness is live Zeppelin freestyle perfection!!!!!!!
RELEASED IN 1975 LOOK AT THEM 80s rockers in 1975 lol 80s hair started in the 70s lol ,, DOESNT THAT MAKE IT 70s hair lol , Even the 80s copy the 70s hair and call it there own lol , Not just 70s songs by the 100s
Где перевод?
9 minute jam session....
@@Moving127 and they make it look so easy.
Perfect definition
Every time watching a LZ video, I feel like crying because for as long as I live, there will be no other band like this. This is all we've got, folks.
Indeed. Me too.
Well there's Greta Van Fleet
That is enough Kb
We'll always have their music! Keep it alive , play it for your kids! Mine love LED Zeppelin, their music is playing in our house every day. Or, some classic rock ...
moi de même....j'ai eu la chance d'être aux Eurockéennes à Belfort ,pour la tournée unleded en 94....la prestation de Page nous a sidéré, par sa maitrise,sa présence....il était au dessus du lot....
This went tempo and a half, and yet they maintain perfect sync, the greatest band ever.
It was a thing of beauty how they pulled it back together. What a band it was
Loose..... but tight
A lot of bands have done this.
@@sunjester8254& not nearly as close as zepp
I saw Led Zeppelin do this live in the 7th row, June 22nd, 1977 at the LA Forum, on my 22nd birthday! Greatest concert of my life!
I think you're thinking of June 23rd, 1977 or June 25th and 27th, 1977, Zeppelin didn't play Trampled on June 22nd, 1977.
how loud it was?🔥
Wow! My father died 6/22/23.
The number 6/22 is significant!
WHAT A SOUVENIR SURE YOU'LL NEVER FORGET THAT, SAW THEM IN BELGIUM IN 78, WAOW, then Bonzo passed by, also saw Robert and Jim together, and Robert alone 4 times and two times with Allison Krauss, other style but also quiet good
Вы самый счастливый человек на свете! Мне 62 г, и Я этого никогда не смог... 😢😢😢
John Paul Jones beautifully playing that keyboard.
JPJ was the glue that held the band together
@@kmustacal Agreed. An absolute genius.
He OWNED this song.
@@kishamunson1739 All four of these are masters at their craft. But in my opinion JPJ is the unsung hero of the group. Incredible would be an understatement.
Clavinet
The synchronicity in this band is on a different level
Never seen before, never seen after. They are so precious !
whenever jimmy play a guitar hes really crazy and genius. hes a bloody legend.
Sicuramente anche a letto era così 🤦🥒🥒 maschio e sanguinario. Ahhhhhhhhhhh!!
Led Zeppelin is untouchable. Robert Plant's stage presence alone is gold.
Best singer ever, surreal vocals this man!
I’ve never seen a band this arrogant... oh wait. They really are better than everyone else.
@Martin Jensen Absolutely agree; saw them @Pontiac Silverdome May 77; Greatest Rock Band Ever.
Saw plant & Page down here as well.
Regards from Northern Chile.
😅😅😅😅😅😅
And it's not even CLOSE.
@Dr. Bombay ...
You lost all credibility by saying that The Clash is better than Zeppelin.
SERIOUSLY?!?!?;
Dr. Bombay the clash has nothing on Zeppelin
I've studied jazz, hip hop, blues, classical, techno... This is the best live video I have seen. No other video that I've ever seen reaches this level of musicianship coupled with showmanship. There is nothing that compares to the combined power of this performance of this song. Bonham smashing the tempo, JPJ riding the groove, Page exploding with energy, and plant grooving over the top. wtf man, I'm so so so stoked that someone captured this performance, if only there was more than that single dvd. amazing
This night and the previous night in their entirety were captured on video. In fact, all 5 nights were professionally recorded on video. Sadly, the other three nights have not surfaced yet...they will at some point.
@@g4340 Ross Halfin, photographer and close friend of Page recently said Plant was blocking all live releases that Page wanted to put out
@@Mike_Bacon_O.B.E. Why? I thought it was usually Page blocking things?
@@Mike_Bacon_O.B.E. to hell with the fans that put them on their podium, right?
@@willyog...nope.
Saw them live 1971. I’m 70 and still can’t believe how lucky I was to see them and experience how totally amazing they were. Could listen to them all day.
So cool. I wish. I skipped over my teen years., in the other side of the world then, fighting a dictatorship. Got as far as the Beatles in HS, then underground activism until the sonavabtch fascist got thrown out.
Until the covid shutdown, I didn't even know that I completely missed these guys.
Bin tiefer beeindruckt als je..
71 was their prime in my opinion. lucky you
I'm 70, too, and could never get into any of their shows! DANG it!
Lucky Dog. I'm 56, had Main Floor tickets in Detroit to see 1980 "In through the Out Door"...canceled after losing John.
Tragic, but Jason sure stepped up for their Celebration Day tour - JB should be proud!
John Paul Jones was the most talented of all of them, in my opinion. He could play multiple instruments, song write, produce, and arrange. One of the most skilled musicians ever.
all 4 of em were master musicians
He also a good actor, even though more play in drama movie. Off course those kind of movie suit with his character which is soft, polite and smart.
For once a sensible comment about JPJ, usually comments about him are the usual nonsense about how *'underrated'* he supposedly is.
@@paulph12002 he’s underrated as a led zeppelin member
Don't forget that in the same Band there were the best drummer ever and one of the best guitarists ever....;-)
By this point, 1975, they were at the absolute peak of their powers as a live act. I don’t think any other group has really come close to bar they set, the sound and power coming from just four individuals is mind blowing!
Deep Purple ofcourse
Yes!
I was there, in Dallas on March 4th and 5th.... Top form, from being there....don't care what the bootlegs say or don't say..... BEING THERE....
have a listen to the zeppelin show in seattle, WA, on 21st march 1975.
a gem, like the earls court shows.
@@the_rover1 March 1975 was a good month for the band.
Lots of top bands have several stand out members but only one band has all stand out members. The level of performance is insane not a weakness to be heard or seen anywhere. Quite simply the best band there ever has been, or ever will be.
The Best Band In History Led Zeppelin ❤️
He really played the Heartbreaker solo in the middle of Trampled Under Foot!😂😂😂what a legend
...AND Gallows Pole!
Now he didn't play the heartbreaker solo he just held the guitar up kind of high and played with one hand like he does on heartbreaker but this was a completely different solo and nothing about heartbreaker was in this solo
There will never be four of the greatest musicians together in one band ever again
Simply the best band ever
It's a Pete Party
@@hogansavoy6525 For Pete's sake!
Pete Ruggiero - Like listening to a musical conversation.. 🌟💫
A perfect machine... The who, another example.
Here, Here🍻 The Mighty Zeppelin.
39 seconds of live Led Zeppelin concert is better than 3 hours of a swiftie concert any day of the week.
Bonham is relentless and when he turns the beat around during Jimmy's solo...holy moly! Shows why calling it quits after his death was the right move.
& His , sorry Son,is Not 1/4 DrummerJohn Is . The Creator ,no imitations.
What time does this happen approximately?
Hands down, the best version I've ever heard! No drugs needed......their music makes you high!!!
ZEPGIRL64 I AGREE WITH YOU 💯 PERCENT..... BUT 😕 SMOKING QUALITY BUD ENHANCES😏 WHAT'S ALL READY GRAND ‼️😈
Amen to that!
We shroom on Saturday nights, crank up this concert and fall into total bliss with this band.
@@qpeaceandlove5757 SOUNDS LIKE A PLAN...
AM I INVITED. @@qpeaceandlove5757
This is not an easy song to play and to keep playing that riff at that speed is simply incredible. Talk about musical mastery at the highest level.....
it's increasingly likely no band will be able to play like them, ever. they still are on a level no one else achieved. AND NO, THE BEATLES ARE NOT BETTER, NOT CLOSE!!!!!!!!
The greatest rock band that will ever be.
Thee🎉 greatest rock band to have ever walked the face of the earth..from now until eternity
Meilleur guitariste, meilleur voix, meilleur batteur,un batteur tout aussi performant aux claviers,rien a dire... numéro 1 sans surprise 💯
Bonzo is a drum magician
led zeppelin is the best band of all times seen. them. twice. in. the. 70s
Lucky!!
Page and Bonham put on quite a show in this one. Love how Bonzo was playing off Page perfectly as only he could.
Page looked absolutely insane here, he’s too cool
Agree, a cross between a pretty lady and the devil!
We L L Love LeD Zeppelin SOo Very Much O Yeah
The whole band is on fire here.
A reviewer described being at one of the Earls Court shows: "During a maniacally funky Trampled Underfoot, I become convinced that the entire stage is going to roll forward like a huge tank, crushing the audience to pulp, and that they will enjoy it." After watching this video, I know exactly what he meant :)
Three instruments and a voice creating all this sound… pretty amazing.
Actually,four instruments,JPJ is playing two simultaneously, keys and foot bass.
Got my first album Led Zeppelin album at 14. I’m 66 today and I listen to their music every day. Best band ever. !!!!!!
Me too and these clips take me back to when I used to see them live at MSG
Yep
I have a USB full of their music , its permanently in my car
His experience as a Church organist helped with that (playing bass w/ feet) ; )
So heavy, man! Physical Graffiti is a masterpiece! Unbelieveble!
I want this to be played in my funeral. Everybody should dance on the way to my grave. No sadness allowed.
Let's be careful to call it a "celebration of life," Joshua Jonanz Real.
Awesome!
since i was like 8 i thought Bron-Y-Aur Stomp should close my funeral. It's physically impossible to not shake your ass to that song
I want to play I want your sex by George Michael in my funeral, what about yours?
@@yousuckdicks1 That song is about his Blue eye merle....his dog...always thought it was about a girl till I read the lyrics...at the end of the song
The GREATEST rock band in history!!!!!
I have them at #4 all time:
#1. The Beatles
#2. The Rolling Stones
#3. The Who
#4. Led Zeppelin
#5. Chicago (The Beach Boys tie) (Queen tie) (The Doors tie)
@@JimmyPlato1 Pink Floyd is definitely top 5, and I'm not one of Floyd's biggest fans.
That Pompeii video is other worldly. As for this video, glad to see Page not over playing it like he usually does. The lead come across as a little weak because his rhythm isn't backing himself up, but overall, one of their weaker tunes comes across wonderfully strong.
@@PageMarker1 Pink Floyd are a truly great band, and they are tremendously successful. But I would have them more like a top 10 band rather than a top 5 band because they are not as diverse in their over all music approach and sound than my top 5 bands. Pink Floyd are a great genre band, maybe the very best "genre" band of all time.
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@@JimmyPlato1 all preference brothers, but the only band I’d accept being in the same boat as zep is the Beatles and perhaps pink Floyd. Led zeppelin are the kings
I get exhausted just watching Page at work. What an absolute beast.
College kids today still love ZEPPELIN, a true testament to their enduring greatness!
Yessir! College junior and zeppelin is at worst a top 3 band for me!
They no nothing they are saying
best bass/keyboards, best lead guitarist, best drummer, best vocals all in one band
I know right? It's not even fair for other bands... Zeppelin were GOD tier
Freddie needs the car back by Sunday
Best bass the ox best guitarist Hendrix best drummer Keith moon best vocalist Paul Rodgers
Nope, best drummer still Bonham. The rest maybe not the best. But where you have this combination of such talented musicians in one band?
Dio and Rainbow.
They never play the same song twice the same way. That’s what I love about them. True artists. JB RIP.
Led Zeppelin at their finest!!!!
Bonzo’s way of drumming is from another planet. That’s way even the aliens leave him alone.
Bonham must have been happy , playing 10 or so nights 'tour' in London instead of going abroad which he hated.
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Instincts from beyond... those fills are from another world.
The real deal
“Loosely tight” is their own phrase for how they play live. It’s a formula nobody seems to have been able to figure out but them.
I swear the live versions all seem to hit you in the face, and it just doesn't stop!!
It's so cool. You get the sense that they could just jam for an hour if they wanted! Love it. Jimmy is the coolest person ever!
you mean hours right
@@angelwilliams413 You're right. I find most other live shows boring compared to this.
They jammed for several hours with encores night after night, town after town. This video demonstrates a band that competes as well as collaborates with itself. A concept very few seem to fathom when it comes to dissecting what makes a group of musicans top players.
JPG is playing the bass notes with his feet, at the same time. Man's a machine. And Bonham, well, what can you say, absolute monster. His left hand is so strong.
Best live version of this song ever
They were most definitely in their Prime. I've seen some live versions they were very disappointing especially when it came to page. As much as I hate to say that.
The one from the night before is also excellent. Also check out the version from Montreal '75, the solo is one of my favorites!
Besst Mode x4.
Bonham's Snare is unmistakable.
His snare sound has always given me chills.
Alex Van Halen's too.
With either of those guys you don't have to hear anything else to know exactly who it is.
speaking of van halens, i think I spied some one hand tapping there in the first part of the breakdown. jimmy page is probably christ
Was thinking the exact same thing!!
The energy led zeppelin give me from this song is unreal !!!!
Robert was particularly aggressive on this one. Love it!
One of the many great things about this is that you hear the driving bass line throughout the whole song, and then realize that no one is even playing bass guitar. JPJ is a genius
Its a bass synth you can play with your feet. :D And yeah JPJ is amazing.
Y que me dicen de Robert...Que estilazo!!Inimitable😮.Unos genios.
that sound ur hearing is the greatest band of all time trampling all bands underfoot
All without any bass since JPJ was on keys for this one.
@@BardBreaker
He played pass pedals
Zep's ability to tap into soul and funk always set them apart from so many other heavy bands of their era, or bands that followed. I hear this in some other bands (Pink Floyd, Bad Co, Fleetwood Mac, Prince, Talking Heads, Built to Spill, White Stripes, Black Keys, etc.), but Led Zeppelin's ability to go off the rails - all four of them - and into scat singing, pyschedelia, and a pounding volcanic fury is breathtaking because they never lose sight of the journey we're on, nor the end they lead us to.
Beautifully put! The four of them were so musically gifted, and so in tune with each other, that even when they were flying all over the place they all knew where they would land together. BRILLIANT!
Can you write my eulogy? Just make something up...I trust you. Thanks! 🤣
@@akirahs87 No way - you're obviously such a sweetheart for saying this I'm not willing to imagine this earth without you!
@@peteralbert1485 you never know what's around the corner, and no one gets out of this life alive. Come find me on social media.
Nothing like this anymore
No one wore a guitar like Jimmy ❤
Everytime I think that Led Zeppelin can't blow me away anymore than they already do, I discover something magnificent like this... and I'm BLOWN AWAY!!!
OH wow me too no I am very serious about that statement
Amazing how all four would improvise together. The greatest jam band in heavy rock!
Jimmy, Jonesy and Bonzo are as busy as three musicians can be (especially during the instrumental sections) yet they still keep it all together. This is as good as it gets.
Phenominal. Bonham gave Page that kick in the ass that inspires him on the fly into another thousand note flurry. There's a reason Page was very good before Zeppelin and good after, but during Zeppelin was untouchable. The reason was John Bonham.
I love how Page and Bonham are so in tune with each other!!!
A M A Z I N G B A N D
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ma va? quando l hai scoperto!? ...:D
the rime of the ancient mariner 7474 e tu chi sei il “messia”?Se io dico semplicemente che i Led Zeppelin sono i numero 1 tu devi fare ironia perché questa frase la dicono magari milioni di persone ?Uno esprime ciò che si sente .
Greatest rock band of the world.
Best band in the stratosphere!
Damn..............just.............DAMN! Best rock band EVER!!!! Bonzo was a monster, JPJ was phenomenal, RP's voice was without peer, and Jimmy Page well......he was the master, no one can touch him.......EVER!
They look like gods on stage, love them
They are
Consider myself VERY LUCKY to have seen them live in 1977. I saw absolute rock gods. How many can say THAT?
Fuck yeah!
If you get the chance go see uncle acid live mate. 🧐
Saw Zep in June ‘77 at Madison Sq. Garden in NY: still my favorite concert!!!
I am openly jealous because obviously that's the presence tour.. just a phenomenal album
Me too saw them live 1973 Newcastle City Hall, me and my mates were awestuck for 2 hours.
I am 78 and this still blows me away. They are so tight . The absolute genius beasts of rock.
This is truly supernatural, Bonzo is playing with a lot of swing and swagger, taking the band on an epic journey. Pagey responds with flair and fire. Fuckin amazing! Best band to walk the earth
Best band in the stratosphere!
Perfectly said I agree 1000%👍
From around the 7:00 mark to about 8:30 where the band is trying to find the end of the song, they know each other so well and just shifted through a "gallows pole" beat to the ending with such ease. That to myself personally, is as good as heaven.
Its like they transported into a different dymension and jelled into one unit lol
I know what you mean. When you're a jam band like this it takes a lot of telepathic skills to venture off into unknown territory and try to bring it back on point. Everyone in the band needs to know each other musically and watch each other for cues etc. Too much music these days is too clinical and they don't let each other go off into neverland and be good enough and confident enough to know when to take cues and know when to come back. For me that's where some of the magic of music happens. You can pull it off and sometimes not but at least you're giving it a go and Dave Grohl talks about some of Zep's bootlegs he has where they just go off to who knows where and somehow they have to rein it in and come back to the song structure. It's not something that's done much anymore cuz everything has to be some kind of clinical professionalism but the magic gets lost for me. There's something magical for me to see a band work together, it's otherworldly.
PVK Oz - I love when Dave starts talking about Zep.. the couple times when asked who his fave guitarist is.. he doesn’t even hesitate - Jimmy Page! I loved he got both Jimmy & Jonesy to play 2 songs with them back in ‘07... Dave I thought was gonna cry when announcing them out! He & Taylor were bouncing with joy.. was so awesome to watch ❣️🌟
Really wish Page would remaster and release Earls Court concert as part of their 50 year anniversary celebration. They were truly at the apex of their career.
Philip Keck ... I’m hoping for the very same thing too 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Agreed - Hey Jimmy Page Remaster this show on CD/DVD! - Please, Sir!
APEX FUCKING PREDATORS
Their best rendition of "In my time of dying" may 24 1975!!!!
Best gig I ever saw, and I've seen most of the big names , I also saw Zep before and after and I think this may have been the best gig in history.
Nothing will ever come close to these boys on stage.
Elvis
@@terrygarcia897 Elvis liked these guys too. He once invited them to Graceland, where they all watched a movie in his private theater. When parting ways, Elvis gave them a diamond studded wrist watch. Elvis was a big influence on LZ, musically speaking. They had a copious amount of respect for him.
theyre playing this song at lightning speed and its still almost 9 minutes long!
For some reason I love that they sped up the tempo like this. These dudes knew how to put on a performance... damn.
They SPED UP EVEN MORE AFTER THE 5 MINUTE MARK!!!!
Firing on all cylinders... Nitro!
As well as slowed it down at times, too!
Zeppelin were the biggest band in the world, even before anyone had ever heard of them.
My favorite live version of this song.
LED ZEPPELIN RULES!!!
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Ye mine too
There were many great bands but this here folks is the GREATEST!!!
Jimmy is a fuckin wizard! Greatest guitar player I’ve ever seen!!
His tuning is just a tad flat here though.
And gorgeous then and now.
@@1sttvbn LOL. That's your takeaway from this video. Sounded like shit huh? No energy, no groove. LOLOL Pathetic,
@@jyo3406 Sorry you have a tin ear
@@1sttvbn lol. My ear is Golden idiot.
Page is like “ why not play the heartbreaker solo in the middle of it”
I mean who would tell him to stop
page is like "why not play the heartbreaker solo in the middle of every other song" he always quotes heartbreaker in his solos
heroin is mean that way
Every song, every show theywere improvising to one degree or another.
I didn't hear Heartbreaker. I heard Gallows Pole lyrics right around 7:20 until about 7:40. Ecstacy for me, since these are two of my favorites. Wow.
Holy shit! The energy is sick! My favourite Zeppelin track!
These guys were so young yet had an unbelievable knowledge and understanding of American blues, soul music and other genres. They were huge fans of a wide variety of music. Obviously all prodigies as well on their respective instruments. Bottom line some people just operate on a higher level....they just do......these guys most definitely did!!!!
It's like Plant is a music tv show host and presents three gods battling each other
John Paul Jones....the stick that stirs the drink that is Led Zeppelin....
I love this 😂
As much as we we're lucky enough to be gifted some mighty great bassist Jonesy was the total package. Session player before zep, producer, arranger, songwriter, multi instrumentalist, and part of the best rhythm section ever! Wont see anything like him again. Just look at his contemporaries, Entwhistle,Jack Bruce,Roger Glover,Geezer Butler,John Mcvie, James Jamerson...
@Chris Porter Yes I too love this analogy. Well stirred!(put)
Their best album! Led Zeppelin: the GOAT of all the rockbands! 🤛🤜
Perfection. Always have and always will be my favorite band
c'est la grande perfection pour moi c'est le plus grand groupe au monde de tous les temps ❤️ superbement très bien interprété c est fantastique grand coup de chapeau au très célèbre groupe