Led Zeppelin Live Aid 1985 1 Rock n Roll Stereo (Read Description 1st)
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- Опубліковано 14 бер 2009
- Led Zeppelin's infamous return to the stage in Philadelphia's JFK Stadium in July 1985 to support Bob Geldof's international "Live Aid" event to bring relief to the Ethiopian famine. Introduced by Phil Collins, the band takes to the stage with Tony Thompson on drums & Collins tagging along.
This clip has been cleaned up: the green hues from the 20 yr old + tape has been removed, the brightness & contrast have been balanced out.
The audio has been synchronized to the FM broadcast captured on an old cassette tape. That audio was pretty messed up & had lots of dropouts, hopefully the results are satisfactory. The original audio is heard at the beginning of this clip, the enhanced stereo sound starts around :30 sec into the clip.
Enjoy!!
For best results, watch in HQ with headphones.
PS ---- Queen was in London that day, this performance was in the USA - Розваги
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It's been a long time since I tried to sing this high.
Scott Willi 😂
I was thinking the exact same thing. Lmao
Rock and Roll is probably my favorite concert opener -- but Plant can't sing it as the first song, which is why it surprises me that the band did in fact open with this. Plant didn't do warm-up exercises before taking the stage (ever), which damaged his vocal cords around 1972. Since then he has needed to start out with songs in a lower register, which is why Rock and Roll became the closing number (frequently an encore).
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Jimmy was really high that day. Fortunately, he overcame his addictions (he just didn't stop smoking ...) he showed enormous willpower and discipline when he left drugs and alcohol. That was great, he is alive and healthy, 77 years old now, so beautiful with his gray hair. I love you Jimmy! I love you since I was born and I will love you until the last moment of my life. Thanks to you the world had Led Zeppelin! 🎶🎸❤️
Put a sock in it.
@@mattwalker5129 rude ass 😑
@@colebrian7197 Eat it.
@@mattwalker5129 go get a hug or something and calm tf down jesus
@@mattwalker5129 no one lives u
Robert's voice sure sounded like a long time since he rock and rolled.
Been a long time since I hit these notes
@@iost5459 Been a long time since Robert was sober going by how he sounded. I could sing this better than he did.
That was a good one.
This is crap. Shame on them for showing up.
they could have at least done a medley of..... "one more night / "you cant hurry love "
Robert Plant's vocal chords were overflactuating due to years of singing with a lot of compression. But he still did perform in front of all these thousands of people and one's gotta respect that. Plus he's a legend and always will be. So fair play to him, quite literally.
OMG, as a Zeppelin fan I have to quickly watch Queen’s performance from the same day so I can forget I ever heard this
Scott Anderson no fucking shit this sucks
Queen was King. That day especially.
I'm so butthurt about plant's voice rasp as well, I was clearing my throat throughout the video
LMFAO
Lol Freddie was dying and still kicked Plant's arse!! 😂
Imagine if this was a person's first introduction to Led Zeppelin.
It's not Led Zeppelin with out Bonham. It just isn't.
I'm sure there were quite a few 🤦♂️
for me, it was. But then I saw Song Remains The Same on late night TV and saw how it really was when Zep was in their prime.
@@carolhartman4715 celebration day
Hahaha
You know what is the most amazing thing about this concert, it's the fact that even at his terrible playing he's still able to carry out the whole concert. Not we see in today's bands or pop stars.
GNR would’ve walked off in the middle of “rock and roll” if it was them.
Это запись такая хреновая или концерт с такой хреновой озвучкой был ??
What are you talking about? HE who? Led Zeppelin is the name of the band. Not one person.
@@tommytruelick3146 Jimmy
Doesn’t help that his guitar was handed to him out of tune
0:31 Jimmy bowing to the stage guy😂
omfg
Jimmy fighting the mic stand had me cracking up
Plant sounds like he has strep throat
Page sounds like he had a shitload of coke and put his phaser pedal up to 11
JPJ is killing it as usual
Yes Plant's microphone is too loud. And Page's phaser pedal effect sounds horrible . . .
Ummm jpj isnt there
@@papayaman78 he is right there
@@seokwonchoi160 no he is not and neither are the test of them.
Sounds like hes using a flanger, not a phaser. Several times you can hear that jet engine sound through the mics.
"It's been a long time since I rock and rolled" - clearly
lol
Not their sharpest performance, it must be said....("which song are we playing again ?" "no, which song are YOU playing ?")...🤣
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Red Oz. Not their best performance. I'll give you that.😨
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I saw this live on an old TV set in Minneapolis. I'd been listening to Zeppelin for years. Even carried a boombox on my shoulder with "The Song Remains The Same" on cassette cranked when I did the "Walk for Mankind" (eighteen miles) in '84. Everyone hoped that they would reunite, with Collins on drums. My heart and hopes sank when I saw this. It was the Götterdämmerung of Led Zeppelin.
Being there was enough.....it's all part of the fun......
Phil played in England, hopped on a plane, then played in America.....
That is enough of a miracle for moi
And all for a worthy charity.....
Fabulous from start to finish.....!!
Well at least JPJ nailed the bass
I can’t hear him on my iPhone so I have nothing to complain😂
JPJ never missed.
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Hahaha
JPJ always delivers! I don't recall ever seeing him do a bad show.
Even the mic stand was trying to stop this. 2:13
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Haha ha
Too bad it didn’t succeed...this was AWFUL...Plant sounded really bad and Paige was high as giraffe pussy...was all over the place playing wise....sloppy
Funniest comment.
A very happy 78th birthday to a rock guitar icon. James Patrick Page January 9, 1944, Heston, England. Thank you for making music that changed our lives.. And settting a standard for the best rock guitarist in the world. Now and in the rock future forever..
Still one of my top 5 bands.
I remember waiting for them to take stage and shock at how bad they sounded.
Even the greats have a bad day.
Le echaron la culpa a Phil Collins
@@guillermomorales3503 lo ni lo y
Phil Collins had just played London flew in by way of the Concord jet.No sound check,no rehearsals..so that's it in a bundle.
They always sounded like shit live
No way
It's been a long time since they were in tune
Sex, drugs, and rock n roll = this performance
Sobriety, rehearsal, and a professional approach to preparedness = 2007 Celebration Day concert
Honestly, that should be the ad campaign for the anti-drug message. See kids? When you do drugs, this happens. When you don't do drugs, THAT happens!
shut up
@@brandonconley1544 ^ see kids, don't do drugs
LED ZEPPELIN Collaboration double drummer Phil Collins & John Bonham .. Hi GUY'S Who still likes to listen to this song in 2022.. are you ready ?!? Rock Never Die 🤟🤩👍
I was at this Live Aid show in Philly.
They were rough, yeah.
But, they were Led Zeppelin (with Phil) and listen to the crowd.
The place erupted!
Yup, I was there, as well. I agree.
Phil was everywhere in the 80's,couldn't get away from him..
Plant with his 80`s perm and Jimmy strutting around like a damn rooster
John Malerba That made me laugh haha
Was there in Philly! To those who have commented negatively let me give you a little bit of history on this epic day. Fact is that it took place during an extreme heat wave, there were people passing out all over the place, they finally called in local fire departments to assist by hosing down the crowd. It was an epic experience and the crowd was in awe!
Sorry to correct you. Led Zeppelin only played in Philly. The only one who played in both locations was Phil Collins
From Wiki:
"Phil Collins was the only artist to perform at both concerts. After his performance at Wembley Stadium, he flew to Philadelphia on the Concorde, where he played with, among others, Led Zeppelin and Eric Clapton."
Led Zeppelin should keep trying and keep playing, not to stop for ever.
I'm a die-hard LedZep fan but this is just painful to watch.
For LZ-fans this concert don't exist. Jimmy Page was too high
Painful to listen to too
Page is drunk
very
That's your opinion. I loved it
Plant: "Are you having a good time? We'll soon put an end to that."
Plant hasn't put an end to millions of fans and $$$$$$$$$. Who the F#ck are you little cricket? LMAO
Right.
D G i am your father, nigga
Mata Platypus nah yous just a nigga. Nigga.
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It’s remarkable just how the audience responded to Zeppelin just being on stage !! It didn’t seem to matter just how unrehearsed & ramshackle the performance was…
I was there. It was a Philadelphia Rock Show crowd there, and all anyone talked about all day was seeing Zeppelin. They split in 1980, and no one at the time thought they would see the remaining members together again. Also I remember only seeing Led Zep t-shirts everywhere. When Phil Collins announced the band the roar was so loud we didn't hear John Paul Jones introduced. We finally realized it was him halfway through the set(we were in the back of the stadium. ) It was a memorable show. Clapton was great, the Beach Boys also. Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young reunited also, but for some reason all the Led Zeppelin fans ended up with tickets.
Боже мне было 15 лет, когда я услышала эту шикарную музыку при социализме. Я их обожаю Но тогда я их только слушала. А сейчас я их вижу мне 60 лет. Ребята я с вами. Счастья вам.
I remember sitting on my bed in 1985 watching this live on TV .
It was apparent Robert was struggling with the pitch,and when Jimmy went for the solo I held my breath because I was sure he was going to fall over.
They went on too long as Phil missed the ending,due to Robert missing the Ooh yeah bit once.
He did it second time around and Roberts like "Stop! I wanna get off".
Tony and JPJ made a decent job of it.
And Paul did great on bass when JPJ played keyboards on Stairway.
They saved a lot of lives that night by not minding what people thought.
R.I.P: Tony Thompson.
Their shambolic performance at Live Aid is the stuff of legend. Such a disappointment for the world who eagerly waited for it.
Young people don’t realise how amazing for us Live Aid was. The fact that we all watched on TV the same thing at the same time, was an incredible concept back then. Which is why so many bands got on board and agreed to do it ...for free. It was the best thing about the mid 1980’s. I think.
And how quickly it was all organised.
I doubt Led Zeppelin would have had time to rehearse.
it is spectacular and highlights via contrast their greatest days - and those were great days
No wonder the guys from Led Zeppelin have made every attempt to prevent this footage from being seen.
Yes, it’s like pee in a swimming pool. Try as you might to get it out but it’s still there.....
It definitely wasn’t their finest hour
unfair
Billions of people around the world already seen this live on TV hahahaha
@@jmonellaofficial08 Yeah "seen it on tv" and regretted everything.
The Legend of the Led Zeppelin I Love this SONG my Favourite 🖤💜💚💙❤️♥️🧡💛💛🧡♥️❤️💙💚💜🖤
The real miracle of this show was that Page was able to stand on two feet for the whole 20 mins (humour)
Why
WoRRoWLand lots and lots of drugs
WoRRoWLand Should have seen his face during stairway to heaven
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@@worrowland8084 he was extremely drunk
New Year’s Eve 2020: Are you having a good time?
The rest of 2020: We’ll soon put an end to that.
It's been a long time since I Rock and Rolled....you got that right.
Eu tinha 19 anos na época, vi essa apresentação do Led Zeppelin pela TV aqui no Brasil, e apesar dos flagrantes erros na apresentação, respeito muito o fato deles subirem no palco em prol da caridade e procuraram dar o seu melhor!!! Longa vida ao Led Zeppelin 👍🇧🇷👍
still great to see them alive. Better than Mr Page fighting with the mic at 2:12 is Mr Jones trying not to burst out laughing at 2:18
2:14 Page : Go Home Mic Your Drunk😂
Zep had their good days and bad days, and this was certainly a bad one. However, they were a band full of love for all people and that's what makes them great. We had a dream.
Iain Jamieson From 1969 - 1980 they had only 1 to 3 Bad performances. This one was wtf have i listend to.
😂ILL TAKE THIS PERFORMANCE ANYTIME TODAY KIDS GOT JUSTIN BIEBER SELENA GOMEZ AND LIZZO CARDI B 😂😂
@@mype9133 I don't think they were helped much by Phil Collins who seemed to either be playing a different song or another band!
@@Bulletguy07 yeah u right my guy
It's aGreat Gift to See Phil Drumminf at His Best,Love ya,Stay Tune Phil and the Friends from Band!Thanks For Upload😁💚🌻👍🌈😇🌹
I still have a clear memory of watching this as a 16 year old Led Zeppelin fanatic. I remember thinking at the time that Page's guitar sounded like it was underwater, and JPJ's bass was inaudible. The drums sounded tinny, and Collins was totally clueless. Worst of all, though, was Plant's vocals. They sounded as if he'd smoked a pound of hash before the show.
Hilarious!😂 I don’t think I’ve ever enjoyed reading the comments so much.
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MrGreenMilk Thank you so much
Tony Thompson kicking butts on the drums.
Damn I miss that man's groove. RIP Tony. Poor Phil is having a hell of a time keeping up. Shame about the car accident, because Tony in Zeppelin may well have kicked ass on record.
thank you for sharing this rare moments of led zeppelin. im happy seeing this two bloody legends. rock n roll!!!!
Guitar screams in pain and agony at 3:22 because it finally realizes what is happening.
It was the microphone
The best part of this performance was Phil lol, Jones was solid as always.
i seen Zeppelin in 1970, 1971, and 1977. This is tragic.
Okay I agree they do suck here
What can I say they do
Being a guitar player I know every day is not perfect
Thank goodness they redeemed themselves in 07 for one final concert.
In my opinion John Paul Jones was and is the most talented musician in Zeppelin. It's cool to see the surviving members rock out w/ Phil. Also, in the 80s Robert Plant had a pretty good run during this period as a solo artist w/ his albums "The Principle of Moments", which Phil Collins played drums on.. "Shaken N Stirred", and "Now and Zen."
And Brian Jones of Rolling Stones.
Agreed. JPJ is the secret weapon...
@@myself1943 what are you referring to when you say Brian Jones?
@PickettMusic def! he is such a talented musician and plays so many different instruments. I feel like if Zep never dissolved or Bonham never died, JPJ and Plant would've took Zeppelin into a more commercially accessible musical direction that Plants solo career eventually went into w/ synthesizers. If you listen to Zeppelin's last album, in through the outdoor, it's already a glimpse of the direction they were going in entering into the 1980s.. and the composers and driving creative force behind that last album was JPJ and Robert Plant.
So true. His arrangements and musicianship made that band the studio powerhouse that it was. They never were a very good live band, though, in spite of Jonesy's skills. This performance really pissed me off at the time, cuz the bass was inaudible, and JPJ got almost no camera time, despite years of life as a recluse.
I think Phil did AWESOME!
I know~ I don't get all the Phil hate~ he was amazing!
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JPJ-- doesn't need rehearsal. The perfect main man of LZ
Sobriety tends to have that effect.
Thank you.
I love Jimmy Page. What a wild man. His life’s ups and downs on display for the world to see. Makes him vulnerable. Always a legend.
really dont want to sound mean ...but a drug addicted , satanic worshipping , (allegedly ) underage groupie groper is not my idea of a icon to be adored ....great player - but his art aside ...not impressed - In this clip - his guitar sounds drenched in muddy reverb and chorus pedal effect ....just awful...apart from that - what have the romans ever done for us ????
Jimmy Page best Guitar Player with Richie Blackmore..I love both...Great 😁
@@TheMichaelseymour HEIL SATAN WORSHIP DOOM!!!
2:14
I dont know why page is having fight with that microphone stand
looked at him funny
He's coked out of his mind here he probably saw a guy instead of that mic stand 😂😂
He Lost.
Haha
Because he was completely addicted to heroin, as he often did between 1979 and 1986 ... He has always been a mediocre guitarist but under the hammer he is truly unlistenable!
2:14 Jimmy fighting his demons....and a mike stand.
Yeah well if he was fighting demons his ass won lol .Hes the godess of guitar's and he didn't miss a beat while playing 👍
That was the best part. Bet in the moment he thought the mike stand was attacking him 😅
The mike stand won 😂😂😂
Mic
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"I'm not going to give it away.... but they are doing Rock and Roll, and Stairway"
You gave it away.
And he talked over the start!
Ted Cantu was that Mark Goodman running his fat mouth back in the day? I couldn’t stand him or Kurt Loder.
As bad as the performance was, the commentary was worse.
@@MrJoeythebabykangaro I wish he would have kept on talking. It would have been more pleasant to listen to than the trainwreck that was this "performance".
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I low key really like Phil Collins. Dudes a beast of a musician.
On comments it says “y ago” not “years ago” you might wanna change the “years” for “y” if you wanna fool people
Where has all the good times gone 🎉❤?!
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People complain now, but that night I remember my brother and I just being thrilled.
@@euanelliott8068 i remember watching this big concert on MTV but they didn't show the zep's reunion with tony Thomson, (from "chic," and "power station,") and /or phil Collins (rumored to be subbing on drums for the late great bonzo himself,) after Collins was asked, he was flown in, from london, to Philadelphia, on an sst jet, or something...i remember watching that, on MTV....but the Zeppelin "reunion". was rumored, (only to be shown on ABC, on a tape delayed playback, broadcast)....and i bet a lot of people captured that, on their VCRs..(or betamax)...anybody still have an old VHS recording of the live aid concert, (when it was on MTV, and later broadcast on ABC?) or didn't VCRs come out yet, at the time?
@UC54a8JxzE5iHRICdItSiuyQ and this was only 5 years after bonzo himself, kicked the bucket,...and Zeppelin had to cancell a planned 1980 US tour, then they called it quits, because they couldn't go on without bonzo.
In 1985, we ZEP fans,would have crawled over broken glass to hear a ZEP reunion of any kind.
This was as close as we could get.
And it was good enough for some of us.
Lastly ,despite all the negative comments on ZEP's performance....ONE very important thing to remember about this "Live Aid" gig.
It was for a good ,charitable cause to assist millions of people who were dying of starvation.
Lots of $ raised for Ethiopia on this day.
And that was what this day was really all about. Lest we forget.
Page still rockin it!!
hey the ethipian thing that's something else the performance was awful mostly cause the drummers (more than no one else collins couldn't get anything right his times were wrong all the time his playing was quite shitty it was his fault that this ''so called'' reunion happened to be hideous!
sal economos Why didn't you just buy tickets? I would have crawled over broken glass too. They are awe inspiring band.
Indominus Solitario What a load of bollocks I'm no Collins fan can't stand the guy , but even I know he's a solid drummer . Led Zeppelin were shit simple as that , don't always believe the hype about them they weren't as good as fans want you to believe, and typical Zeppelin fans always blame Collins for this pile of crap !!
Anthony Mclean- I'm a huge Zeppelin fan, but everyone was at fault for something. Collins, along with Tony Thompson didn't hold up the rhythm so well, despite them being solid drummers. Page was flat out drunk, and Plants voice was burned out from prior concerts. Jones was actually in good form, though. But with the lack of rehearsal, among other things, this performance was destined not to turn out well.
Sou cada dia mais apaixonada por Led Zeppelin ! Este rock é o melhor dos tempos!
I hope that was sarcastic lmao
OK then, ummmm, wut?
Even though Page hated this performance....the crowd loved them anyway.
"Who needs rehearsals" they said, "Its like riding a bike" they said, "let's just get on stage and let the magic happen" they said, "Let's do a couple more lines before we go out" they said.
Best comment ever! 😂
Good laugh full corn flakes and coke Phil Collins sounds like rattle in bins in a back yard with some chimps ahah l can’t stop giggling rock gods with clay feet
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How high are you? lol
@@brianmckevitt6108 pass the chiva Bubba..
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I love Led Zeppelin but, I'm glad I didn't see this performance back in '85. I was twelve at the time. I think I was still into Michael Jackson? Anyway, my boy's singing wasn't the best but, he redeemed himself on "Stairway To Heaven," I know some might disagree. And, WTF Jimmy?! Is it just me or was his guitar playing all over the place?! I didn't watch this performance because OMG I couldn't. But, the comments are pretty damn funny, even though some are a little on the cruel side.
I think it is pretty cool that they even came out to do this there Stella number 1in my books
"Ooohh been a long time since I rock n rolled."
Hmmm yeah, it shows.
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Hey blame Collins and his shitty drumming
Megalodon Morrison why not, that’s what they did. I mean it was Collins fault that both Jimmy and Robert were crap, wasn’t it......
@Vambo Roolz Agreed. There is plenty of blame to go around. But Collins’ playing wasn’t bad per se, just plain stupid. And for him to say “It wasn’t my fault, Page didn’t like me because I didn’t know the music” is self-incriminating.
@@cazamilfs8945 no blame Collins and the stage crew
4:41 Ah yes, Jimmy Paige. Because Jimmy Page was certainly not playing on that day
BROWN22SUGAR Jimmy was al strung out on heroin,I was there!
Knebworth was the last time he played good live IMHO
Just spotted that typo after 36 years... Ha
Jimmy just brilliant. Really rocked.
@@710LL59 he played pretty well with The Black Crowe’s.
40 Years Later and I Still Want my Money Back . Have Another Beer Jimmy.
Led Zeppelin is my absolute favorite band of all time, but that is so painful to watch.
Bearing in mind Phil Collins had performed at Wembley the same day then caught Concorde to fly to the USA for this performance in Philly with no rehearsal and jet-lagged he did quite well!! As for Robert, ....well.
And what was the point of Phil playing both stages? Oh yeah, none. Ego. It's not all about you Phil?
Propper out the head
It's funny how Phil Collins was so hot back then, that HE was the one to play both concerts, and I bet very few millennial's even know who the hell he is now.
Im always so thrilled to see these great concert videos.. for all the shows I missed.. so great to be able to experience them.. even all these years later! GREAT!
It'll be a long time before I ever watch this again.
Shocking.
The best is to read Phil's autobiography to understand what had to come great and became a chaos
just listen to 2:32 and you heard everything about this "performance".
Вообще в никуда поёт, задыхается))
OMG! THIS HURTS MY FEELINGS.
Keeping up with the j p j alwaywas even with Jerry Lee behind the ink. How gifted for a song of ages for all who gave it away to walk the creation of one who is above all things and is without ending
Queen did a marvelous job
When you've made magic in your day, don't muss it up by trying to extend it once it's gone.
Robert Plant really embraced the 80's!
Lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣
so cool
Don't think I'd ever would have imagined Phil Collins drumming for Led Zepp!!! Not half a bad job either!
Рокеры рок 🎸 рольщики рокерши самые лучшие и честные музыканты не какой фанеры все делают в живую рок 🎸 навсегда здорово 👍
I remember watching this live and being horrified that this was the mighty Led Zeppelin. They more than made up for it in 2007 at the O2.
@Joe F You talk like you can also do better. It really isn't hard to tell when a band is doing a terrible show.
@@idk-mk2pj it’s easy to tell one who judges who really shouldn’t be. Kinda like you.
Yep, they sure did, young Jason did a fine job
This sums up the 80's. Like, seriously
It took two drummers to fill in for J.Bonham in this concert !!! What a shame!!! Geetings from Brazil.
Robert….. I WISH YOU WOULD GET BACK…….. TO THE VOICE YOU ONCE HAD IN THE 70’s
The gentleman who worked his butt off on this video. Two huge thumbs up! I only watch UA-cam videos with my amplifier and Sennheiser headphones. And you sir did an outstanding job!!! Thank you so much!
robert plant's voice has been holding on for dear life since 1972
It’s true
Steven Kolar- Just because he cannot hit the high notes doesn't mean he can't sing. He's been in fine voice on his Carry Fire Tour.
tina hakim during his solo career, he was smart enough to rely on the melodic parts of his voice. Burning down one side, 29 Palms, big log, there are plenty of songs where he makes use of his beautiful voice. But screaming and hollering and throwing his hair back was for the early seventies I agree. Not that kind of voice
Matthew McPeek- I completely agree, and he can throw his hair back and howl... to an extent. But he was one of the smart ones who adapted but never compromised. I love his current voice because his mid range is so full and vibrant. He can still do some vocal acrobatics, but applies them wisely.
yes your right and the main reason they will never tour again one night like o2 but night after night no way but god they are nearly 70 now just think of the good times and what they have given us
Talked over the unique and genius drum intro that Bonham made, dam.
RP is still gorgeous as he gets older ❤❤❤❤❤
*LED ZEPPELIN* ЭТО ВЕЧНАЯ ГРУППА ВЕЧНАЯ МУЗЫКА ДЛИНОЮ В ЦЕЛУЮ ЖИЗНЬ!!!
the O2 arena concert in 2007, was really good !
This is MY #1 youtube channel! Thank you!
Lz cant beat um no matter what, they are rnr at any cost, what they gave us was, is priceless.
What a shambles....Queen nailed it
I remember watching this live drinking beer smoking the good stuff me and my unemployed friends had a good time. Good video but I'm going to Queen
Well done. Outstanding job cleaning & syncing!
"Well... they're just these guys... you know?
"It's been a long time since I rock n rolled"
Yeah, sounds like it too...
As usual the best man in the band is forgotten by the camera's
let me guess jonsey? They were all good and essential parts of the band, but Mr. bass player, umm, no one but other bass players go to a concert to see the bass player, Robert and Jimmy were the front men, now if jonsey sang or had to put himself out there like Jimmy all the time where every so called expert guitar player and critic could find the slightest thing to rip you apart if you weren't prefect every time, then yeah jonsey would have had the camera on him more, it often was when he played piano
in LZ, John Paul Jones played bass, keyboards, mandolin, rhythm guitar and acoustic guitar. But you are right, people are clueless.
Yeah, well, on the down side, most people don't realise that if the drummer or bass player have a bad day then the whole band has a bad day, while if the singer or guitarist have a bad day, the rest of the band can still pull it off. The rhythm section are the unsung heros of rock. It's like the music in a movie; if the composer is doing his job then you don't notice it. If you do notice it then then the whole thing is fucked!
On the up side, if you're in the rhythm section you can usually walk down the street and go to the supermarket without being mobbed.
There are good sides and bad sides to everything...
:-)
Il tempo passa ma le cose migliori rimangono
I was just thinking that exactly!! Always on. Never fails. Amazing every time.. Aahh the simple folk easily distracted by glitter and butterflies.
2:08 Robert singing exactly how my mind is feeling while listening to this....far from perfect performance
LOL that's the problem with those high note singers. They sound great when they are young but most of them very quickly lose their ability to hit those highs. Thank goodness for recordings!
The crowd was way to charged, but Zepplins return to stage, was epic. Don't think anyone in the moment said, "not the best performance ",..
Fabuleux...moment d'anthologie...quelle merveille...
thankyou for posting this rock 'n Roll History.