Robert wrote this song after the band performed in Iceland. He's always been inspired by histories, myths, legends and lore and incorporated many bits into his lyrics. The film was taken from a concert in Australia, however the audio was taken from a live performance in California and matched up to this. This live version can be heard on their album How The West Was Won which is a compilation of the best from 2 shows in California. There isn't a lot of live footage of Zep in general for several reasons; 1 - good quality camera/video didn't exist, 2 - it wasn't the norm to have a music video for a song, and 3 - manager Peter Grant didn't allow film or recording at concerts and would confiscate people's equipment if he saw it because he didn't want bootlegs out and about to draw money away from the band.
@@peteincanada8412 Jimmy was the thief, once Robert Plant started writing, their music was largely original and when they did covers they actually managed to give proper credits
Somewhere there's a grandma having a conversation with her granddaughter about when she was a young girl, girls had to behave like ladies! But, the conversation was a little different in granny's head, "Whew! Thank goodness there's no pictures of me sitting on that dude's shoulders and flashing my boobs at that Zeppelin concert!"
All the band members are shredding in this song.....but John Paul Jones is absolutely killing the bass line here. He and John Bonham have the bottom end so locked down that it's a jam session all on it's own.
He and Jimmy went to Iceland. . They got into Vikings. Its a song abt the Viking invasion of England in the 8-10th centuries. I come from the land of the ice and snow”. “valhalla you are calling me”.
I always think of Plant's war cry as an imitation of what the hero is hearing as he is on the edge of death: the cry of Valkyries, come to take the fallen to Valhalla. It has the unhinged, shrill quality of a Banshee's wail, freezing the blood of those who hear it, resigned to the horrors all around, and calling on the warrior to defy his fear of Death and battle on, against men, against Nature, against his own weakness, in search of a fate worthy of the halls of legend.
Hey boys... just gotta tell ya, you make a pleb on the other side of the world smile... you do the people a great deed. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart. :)
I always thought this song was about the Vikings so I’m glad to hear Smokey got that, too. It took me a minute to remember the name of this one back in the day. 😂 but now I’ll never forget! “AhhhaaaAAAAAHHHH AH” Lastly, i know I left y’all a long list of some of my favorite Zeppelin in a video awhile back but today I’ll just focus on one that I don’t recall you doing and is my most favorite and forever and always will be my favorite Zeppelin song: “Ramble On”.
The song of my ancestors. I live in the Arkansas Ozarks but my father's father was a full blooded Swede. His parents came here from Sweden. Not sure if he was born there or here. All I remember of him is his piercing blue eyes. He passed when I was seven.
He likes seeing them in the 70's because let's face it....the 60's and 70's was the best era's. The song was written on a return trip from Iceland, where Zeppelin had just played. Hence, the lyric coming for your western shores. But there is the double meaning. The song is referring to the Viking conquest of England.
Zeppelin is always "better" live due the their improvisational nature lead by Paige, made playful by Plant and kept in line by Bonham. Jones just waves between these brilliant mad lads. It was a potent and rare combination of talent and skills that you only get a handful of every decade or so. Skynyrd and Floyd are in the same vein.
This was actually filmed in Sydney Australia. I only just looked it up as there's a small yellow car at the 7:08 minute mark that the same as I used to own, a early 70's Holden Torana. The Torana is an early Aussie muscle car which i believe was only sold here and NZ. Anyway, love this song.
Back in the day concerts were commonly held in outdoor football/baseball stadiums which had more seating than most indoor forums in those days. It was awesome!
In your list of Led Zeppelin songs you've done I did not hear No Quarter or Moby Dick. They feature bassist John Paul Jones and drummer John Bonham respectively. Check out Moby Dick live because it's a iconic drum solo you need to see to believe what he is doing.
I'd always imagined that "AAAAHHHHH AH" as the cry of the valkyrie Also gotta get to Good Times Bad Times, Over the Hills and Far Away, and Achilles Last Stand
Some suggestions..Communication breakdown , Achilles last stand..No quarter..The lemon song..Bron y Aur stomp..D'yer Mak'er (actually pronounced as "Jamaica" but how and englishman would say it
Thanks for the lyrical analysis. I've heard this song a million times since the 80s, but never bothered to dig deeper. It's got me thinking...Robert Plant looks like he could be descended from vikings.
No, this is not the studio version. The audio for this was actually a recording of a live performance in California, same year I think (?). This live version is actually on HTWWW.
Robert Plant for the win. This is still my favorite Zeppelin song more than 50 years after I bought Led Zep III. Instantly recognizable from the riff even before the wails start. Kashmir came later. I think you would like Trampled Underfoot from Physical Graffiti. Lesser known, kind of funky.
Your idea 4, blind guessing lead , guitar, and bass, DOPE... DO IT MY GUYS!!! love to yall I think your my favorite reactors.. I see alot , of em.. funny, insightful, plain old fun... keep grinding
Led zepp will always be number 1. And Robert's voice us so unique. Never heard anyone like him. Some have tried but always fail. And jpj john bonham and jimmy there's no comparison. The goats 🐐
@Louis-Michel Chartier I know who Greta van fleet is. Still no where near Robert's voice. He's good but no comparison imo. Also the band is good but no way zeppelin.
Immigrant song being in the School of Rock, Shreck and probably other movies as well, Kashmir mainly because the Matrix movie end song (Wake Up by Rage Against the Machines) uses the opening riff from Kashmir...
This was Bruiser Brodys theme to the ring in Japan while swinging his chain making fans scatter for their lives !!!!! But also in a dream mashup of a cover would be Amon Amarth (viking metal band ) doing the meat of this song while Rob Halford did the high stuff !!!! Tell me how epic that would be fellow metalheads !!! ????
My vote is for Robert! It's not fair, because he just had much longer time to be a bigger influence. Floor's good, but I'm just more of a fan of that 70's rock. As I was born in '71! Smokey did say it right the first time, you just had to let him finish!
It’s the official video of footage from Australia or New Zealand in 1972(?), and the audio is from an album of shows recorded in Long Beach and Inglewood, CA 1972 that was released in the 2000’s, if I remember correctly.
So many more y'all could ck out, such varying styles /sounds too! I'll be watching for Over The Hills & Far Away, D'yer Maker, Ramble On, Your Time Is Gonna Come, Houses of The Holy, & The Ocean. The BBC sessions was an awesome double-disc collection which sounded majorly bluesy!!
Growing up in New Orleans, after the concert, you could find the band drinking on Bourbon Street and party with them. Mid to late 70’s. Great time to be young.
I first saw Zep at 15, 6th row center. Plant about 5 times now, and you feel him in your soul. Page, I’ve seen about the same. I have a shit grin for days. Lots of pot and acid in the 70s lol. This song was written as a joke while they were waiting to leave some foreign country…it became a hit!! IAN ANDERSON and Jethro Tull…IAN IS BEST FRONT MAN EVER! My God from Isle of White, Thick as a Brick or Aqualung live…
According to Wikipedia, contrary to others comment re Texas, he lives in Shatterford a village in the Wyre Forest District of Worcestershire, England, located north-west of Bewdley and lies less than a mile from the county border with Shropshire.
Hi guys, we didn't have videos for music back then. Between the end of the 60's and into the 70's we had a lot of rock concerts because there were so many great bands. Sometimes they were 2 or 3 days of bands and they were mostly out door stadiums. Lots of pot, LSD, mescalin and birth control pills were just invented, and Robert, and Jimmy, and, so, well, ya know ?
Dazed and confused....is iconic....And in MSG more even....a trip, really trip.....The lemong song, The Rain Song, Aquiles last stand, How many more times, Trumpled uder foot, so funki...In the evening...bff,,, I wait for it
The rock band Great White was heavily influenced by Led Zeppelin. I don’t remember you guys touching on GW before. If not they have a multitude of songs you’ll live. Their biggest most well known hit which is a cover called Once Bitten Twice Shy. Rock Me. House of Broken Love. Miata Bone. Lady Red Light. The Angel Song.
For as many Zep songs that you’ve done, there are so many more great ones to hit…I’ll recommend “Four Sticks” , the Lemon song, just too many to choose from!
PS It’s about Vikings Also they had record breaking crowds at this stadium in Australia for 3 days. They started with this song bc the critics were tearing Led Zeppelin III apart bc of the acoustic music on it so this was their “F you” to those critics who said they couldn’t rock out anymore. They sold out every show and sometimes would add on additional nights to make fans happy. Imagine that…
I would love to see you guys react to Black Diamond by KISS, live The Midnight Special, KISS in the 70's, that would be awesome!!! Cheers from Montreal, Canada!! 🤘😎🤘
It was on Shrek, School of Rock and a couple more I can't think of offhand,. Iconic. ✌️ Plant, not even a competition you've only heard a handful of songs out of many albums
This song was inspired by their trip to Iceland. It was about the Vikings who did a lot of plundering of England way back when. Yes the 60's and 70's were great eras for music. I got to see Zeppelin live in 1970 and as a 16 female watching Robert Plant oh my my my! LOL
FYI "Kashmir" is off "Physical Graffiti" & "Immigrant Song" is off "III" No Robert Plant is not an immigrant. And, the song was written on the plane while flying into Iceland for a show. For more of the story look it up. About some of the Vikings immigrating to colonize Iceland & parts of North America
There's an excellent remake by Trent Reznor with Karen O on vocals. She's from the alt band The Yeah Yeah Yeahs...it was done for the movie "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo"....
I went to see super Tramp in the 70s in an outdoor baseball Arena that no longer exist. It wasn't uncommon to see bands this way. We didn't have mtv. This looks like original footage. He is talking about the Vikings. They went on a tour of Iceland. Yes, it's a Viking war cry.
Absolutely nobody can pack more into 3 minutes of music than Led Zeppelin. A band full of GOATS
Robert wrote this song after the band performed in Iceland. He's always been inspired by histories, myths, legends and lore and incorporated many bits into his lyrics. The film was taken from a concert in Australia, however the audio was taken from a live performance in California and matched up to this. This live version can be heard on their album How The West Was Won which is a compilation of the best from 2 shows in California. There isn't a lot of live footage of Zep in general for several reasons; 1 - good quality camera/video didn't exist, 2 - it wasn't the norm to have a music video for a song, and 3 - manager Peter Grant didn't allow film or recording at concerts and would confiscate people's equipment if he saw it because he didn't want bootlegs out and about to draw money away from the band.
Likely the only song he didn’t steel loll
@@peteincanada8412 Jimmy was the thief, once Robert Plant started writing, their music was largely original and when they did covers they actually managed to give proper credits
John Paul Jones eats this song ALIVE. No one ever talks about him. He is in my top 5 bass players of all time. Amazing.
Somewhere there's a grandma having a conversation with her granddaughter about when she was a young girl, girls had to behave like ladies! But, the conversation was a little different in granny's head, "Whew! Thank goodness there's no pictures of me sitting on that dude's shoulders and flashing my boobs at that Zeppelin concert!"
Right?! Lol 🤣
All the band members are shredding in this song.....but John Paul Jones is absolutely killing the bass line here. He and John Bonham have the bottom end so locked down that it's a jam session all on it's own.
Robert Plant's gotta be the greatest Frontman ever. He created the Rock God archetype
what about Jim Morrison
@@sparklesthedragon2414 And Freddy Mercury
Plant is 70’s, Jim is 60’s frontman, Queen is late 70’s -mid 80’s
He and Jimmy went to Iceland. . They got into Vikings. Its a song abt the Viking invasion of England in the 8-10th centuries. I come from the land of the ice and snow”. “valhalla you are calling me”.
I love the way you guys are student of the craft of music. It's clear how much you guys love music. Of any genre.
Agreed
I always think of Plant's war cry as an imitation of what the hero is hearing as he is on the edge of death: the cry of Valkyries, come to take the fallen to Valhalla. It has the unhinged, shrill quality of a Banshee's wail, freezing the blood of those who hear it, resigned to the horrors all around, and calling on the warrior to defy his fear of Death and battle on, against men, against Nature, against his own weakness, in search of a fate worthy of the halls of legend.
Love your take on it:)
Hey boys... just gotta tell ya, you make a pleb on the other side of the world smile... you do the people a great deed. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart. :)
The Ultimate Legendary Iconic band for sure. Led Zeppelin had a working fireplace on their damn airplane! 🤘🍻💨
My favorite Zeppelin song, because of the Vikings.
I always thought this song was about the Vikings so I’m glad to hear Smokey got that, too. It took me a minute to remember the name of this one back in the day. 😂 but now I’ll never forget! “AhhhaaaAAAAAHHHH AH”
Lastly, i know I left y’all a long list of some of my favorite Zeppelin in a video awhile back but today I’ll just focus on one that I don’t recall you doing and is my most favorite and forever and always will be my favorite Zeppelin song: “Ramble On”.
The song of my ancestors. I live in the Arkansas Ozarks but my father's father was a full blooded Swede. His parents came here from Sweden. Not sure if he was born there or here. All I remember of him is his piercing blue eyes. He passed when I was seven.
Zep creates an avalanche of music & power... unsurpassed
He likes seeing them in the 70's because let's face it....the 60's and 70's was the best era's. The song was written on a return trip from Iceland, where Zeppelin had just played. Hence, the lyric coming for your western shores. But there is the double meaning. The song is referring to the Viking conquest of England.
More Zeppelin!!!
Led Zeppelin - Nobody's Fault But Mine
Not usually a fan of live performances but this one hit's!
Zeppelin is always "better" live due the their improvisational nature lead by Paige, made playful by Plant and kept in line by Bonham. Jones just waves between these brilliant mad lads. It was a potent and rare combination of talent and skills that you only get a handful of every decade or so. Skynyrd and Floyd are in the same vein.
All live Zeppelin is unbelievable!
Not me..doesn't match the video! Love me LZ tho
Led Zeppelin is amazing live. Same with Stone Temple Pilots & Bush if that’s your thing
I nelieve this video is a bootleg. I never liked this version.
The Beatles were the first, Shea Stadium in 1965. With 50 watt amps. They were barely heard.
Interestingly, the Beatles failed to sell out Shea Stadium when they returned to play there in 1966. It was 1/3 empty.
This was actually filmed in Sydney Australia. I only just looked it up as there's a small yellow car at the 7:08 minute mark that the same as I used to own, a early 70's Holden Torana. The Torana is an early Aussie muscle car which i believe was only sold here and NZ. Anyway, love this song.
If you want to see Jimmy Page at his best,Dazed and Confused live. He plays the guitar with a violin bow
It’s Whole Lotta Love
Absolutely!
@@nancymjohnson no...he plays a Theramin in Whole Lotta Love
The entire tape if that concert is killer!! The Song Remains The Same 🖤💜🖤💜🖤💜🖤
Dime also does this trick on: The Underground in America, off of ‘The Great Southern Trendkill’
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3 words. Gods of Rock.
I did rewind the tape… Smokey said it correctly 😊
Best part of School of Rock is Jack Black belting out those beginning screams while driving 😆
Mah Man Bonzo Killin it on the drums 🥁
Back in the day concerts were commonly held in outdoor football/baseball stadiums which had more seating than most indoor forums in those days. It was awesome!
In your list of Led Zeppelin songs you've done I did not hear No Quarter or Moby Dick. They feature bassist John Paul Jones and drummer John Bonham respectively. Check out Moby Dick live because it's a iconic drum solo you need to see to believe what he is doing.
This was In Sydney Australia 1972. An epic moment in history
I'd always imagined that "AAAAHHHHH AH" as the cry of the valkyrie
Also gotta get to Good Times Bad Times, Over the Hills and Far Away, and Achilles Last Stand
Zep man....what a band. Speaking of Immigrant Song, I remember it also in one of the Thor movies.
Ragnarock.
I just love this Song.The first time I heard it,I knew I was hooked.
So glad I grew up in the Era of great concerts! It was such a regular thing to be at a concert! ✌🏻☀️
I rewound the tape and Smokey was right 😂 Great reaction guys 🤘🏼
The all-time goat of hard rock and blues
Hi bros, i love Led Zeppelin and the voice of Robert cause he is very great ! Love you all ! Greatings and love from germany ♥️♥️🥰♥️♥️🥰♥️♥️
A Viking Cri De Guerre as only The Zep could do...one of my fave live moments from these phenomenal 4 👍
One of their best. All about the Vikings conquest of the English lands back in the height of their power of influence
Some suggestions..Communication breakdown , Achilles last stand..No quarter..The lemon song..Bron y Aur stomp..D'yer Mak'er (actually pronounced as "Jamaica" but how and englishman would say it
They are still my favorite group of all time.
They didn't have official videos back then where they film it with the album track behind it, just live film at a concert.
Thanks for the lyrical analysis. I've heard this song a million times since the 80s, but never bothered to dig deeper.
It's got me thinking...Robert Plant looks like he could be descended from vikings.
The vid was a taken from an old-style home movie camera, shot down-under at an Australian Football field.
The sound was dubbed from the studio track.
No, this is not the studio version. The audio for this was actually a recording of a live performance in California, same year I think (?). This live version is actually on HTWWW.
" AHHHHH AH! AHHHHH AH! "
LIVE ©1972
(* year when I was born )
Imagine ' Amon Amarth '
doing ' Led Zeppelin ' covers
especially THIS song ...
Viking Metal version
✌🏻😸✌🏻
Robert Plant for the win. This is still my favorite Zeppelin song more than 50 years after I bought Led Zep III. Instantly recognizable from the riff even before the wails start. Kashmir came later.
I think you would like Trampled Underfoot from Physical Graffiti. Lesser known, kind of funky.
Black Sabbath + Led Zeppelin = Heavy Metal
Now it’s time to watch “Song Remains the same” live concert movie. It’s fire.
Traveling riverside blues is one of the most overlooked Zep song
Purple Rain shirt is dope!
Your idea 4, blind guessing lead , guitar, and bass, DOPE... DO IT MY GUYS!!! love to yall I think your my favorite reactors..
I see alot , of em.. funny, insightful, plain old fun... keep grinding
Led zepp will always be number 1. And Robert's voice us so unique. Never heard anyone like him. Some have tried but always fail. And jpj john bonham and jimmy there's no comparison. The goats 🐐
Try Greta Van Fleet for the voice
@Louis-Michel Chartier I know who Greta van fleet is. Still no where near Robert's voice. He's good but no comparison imo. Also the band is good but no way zeppelin.
@Louis-Michel Chartier also his voice can't seem to go high and low l8ke Robert's.
Josh Kiska blows Plant away
@@ginnydominguez5493🤦♂️
Yoyoka Soma's cover of Good Times Bad Times (first version with 2.8M views) is pretty awesome. Robert Plant said so too!
Love your reaction!!
Not sure if anyone else has mentioned it already but this concert was in Randwick, Sydney, Australia.
This is a song about Vikings
Best band ever!
Immigrant song being in the School of Rock, Shreck and probably other movies as well, Kashmir mainly because the Matrix movie end song (Wake Up by Rage Against the Machines) uses the opening riff from Kashmir...
This was Bruiser Brodys theme to the ring in Japan while swinging his chain making fans scatter for their lives !!!!! But also in a dream mashup of a cover would be Amon Amarth (viking metal band ) doing the meat of this song while Rob Halford did the high stuff !!!! Tell me how epic that would be fellow metalheads !!! ????
Story is, this song was basically written as a joke, a 'filler piece' by Page and Plant while in Iceland. Just goes to show how genius works.
You guys should react to "The Song Remains the Same" by Led Zeppelin
Robert Plant had it all in spades...
Robert Plant is the goat. To be the front man of the greatest rock band ever, the fathers of Metal 🙏🏾
My vote is for Robert! It's not fair, because he just had much longer time to be a bigger influence.
Floor's good, but I'm just more of a fan of that 70's rock. As I was born in '71!
Smokey did say it right the first time, you just had to let him finish!
They are pure magic!
If you called Central Casting and asked for a rock star, they'd send you Robert Plant
It’s the official video of footage from Australia or New Zealand in 1972(?), and the audio is from an album of shows recorded in Long Beach and Inglewood, CA 1972 that was released in the 2000’s, if I remember correctly.
So many more y'all could ck out, such varying styles /sounds too! I'll be watching for Over The Hills & Far Away, D'yer Maker, Ramble On, Your Time Is Gonna Come, Houses of The Holy, & The Ocean. The BBC sessions was an awesome double-disc collection which sounded majorly bluesy!!
Do ACHILLES' LAST STAND! Best Bonham drum track ever recorded & a bitchin' epic!
Was at Three Rivers Stadium Led Zeppelin - 1973.
We tore the barriers down and got in free, lol.
Growing up in New Orleans, after the concert, you could find the band drinking on Bourbon Street and party with them. Mid to late 70’s. Great time to be young.
I first saw Zep at 15, 6th row center. Plant about 5 times now, and you feel him in your soul. Page, I’ve seen about the same. I have a shit grin for days. Lots of pot and acid in the 70s lol. This song was written as a joke while they were waiting to leave some foreign country…it became a hit!! IAN ANDERSON and Jethro Tull…IAN IS BEST FRONT MAN EVER! My God from Isle of White, Thick as a Brick or Aqualung live…
I seem to recall this song has links to Iceland and the Vikings. You guys should check out "Ten Years Gone" by Zeppelin.
One of my faves 🤘🏻🖤❤️🖤❤️
Floor is epic. However when she was born Robert had already been a legend for a decade.
Great song
About 10-12 years before the Beatles created the mega venues. Back in that day (I was there) Led Zeppelin was an underground rock group.
Awesome! .
According to Wikipedia, contrary to others comment re Texas, he lives in Shatterford a village in the Wyre Forest District of Worcestershire, England, located north-west of Bewdley and lies less than a mile from the county border with Shropshire.
Hi guys, we didn't have videos for music back then. Between the end of the 60's and into the 70's we had a lot of rock concerts because there were so many great bands. Sometimes they were 2 or 3 days of bands and they were mostly out door stadiums. Lots of pot, LSD, mescalin and birth control pills were just invented, and Robert, and Jimmy, and, so, well, ya know ?
51 yr old song so ahead of it time
Dazed and confused....is iconic....And in MSG more even....a trip, really trip.....The lemong song, The Rain Song, Aquiles last stand, How many more times, Trumpled uder foot, so funki...In the evening...bff,,, I wait for it
The studio version of this song was also used twice in the movie Thor: Ragnorok. Fucking epic.
"Videos" didn't exist in 1972, so they make official videos of pre-MTV bands from film taken of the bands.
The rock band Great White was heavily influenced by Led Zeppelin. I don’t remember you guys touching on GW before. If not they have a multitude of songs you’ll live. Their biggest most well known hit which is a cover called Once Bitten Twice Shy. Rock Me. House of Broken Love. Miata Bone. Lady Red Light. The Angel Song.
Saw Jack Russell and they do good job covering Zeppelin
The GOAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
For as many Zep songs that you’ve done, there are so many more great ones to hit…I’ll recommend “Four Sticks” , the Lemon song, just too many to choose from!
"Thunder Road" is a Bruce Sprinsteen song...
PS It’s about Vikings
Also they had record breaking crowds at this stadium in Australia for 3 days. They started with this song bc the critics were tearing Led Zeppelin III apart bc of the acoustic music on it so this was their “F you” to those critics who said they couldn’t rock out anymore. They sold out every show and sometimes would add on additional nights to make fans happy. Imagine that…
Hey dudes, you should do the Techno Viking video and really break it down!
Great job on Led Zeppelin, as always!
I would love to see you guys react to Black Diamond by KISS, live The Midnight Special, KISS in the 70's, that would be awesome!!! Cheers from Montreal, Canada!! 🤘😎🤘
It was on Shrek, School of Rock and a couple more I can't think of offhand,. Iconic. ✌️ Plant, not even a competition you've only heard a handful of songs out of many albums
The best Baseball Stadium shows? Look up Bill Graham’s Day on the Green, Oakland, Ca. I’ve was blessed to have gone to three of them
Great reaction thanks 🇨🇷
The clip was shot at Randwick racecourse Sydney Australia
This song was inspired by their trip to Iceland. It was about the Vikings who did a lot of plundering of England way back when. Yes the 60's and 70's were great eras for music. I got to see Zeppelin live in 1970 and as a 16 female watching Robert Plant oh my my my! LOL
The NIN version with Karen O is also amazing. The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo soundtrack
FYI "Kashmir" is off "Physical Graffiti" & "Immigrant Song" is off "III"
No Robert Plant is not an immigrant. And, the song was written on the plane while flying into Iceland for a show. For more of the story look it up. About some of the Vikings immigrating to colonize Iceland & parts of North America
Filmed in Australia. Recorded in LA
There's an excellent remake by Trent Reznor with Karen O on vocals. She's from the alt band The Yeah Yeah Yeahs...it was done for the movie "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo"....
Agree, very badass
I went to see super Tramp in the 70s in an outdoor baseball Arena that no longer exist. It wasn't uncommon to see bands this way. We didn't have mtv. This looks like original footage. He is talking about the Vikings. They went on a tour of Iceland. Yes, it's a Viking war cry.
Best just save some time and call Plant number 1 just now...there's no one else comes close.
This concert was filmed in Sydney Australia in 72
Omg do a reaction of Techo Viking!!