I saw them 5 times. Today, I realized not only is the age of rock over, but to think how these musicians wrote, composed, arranged and played these songs, consistently, for decades, is beyond remarkable. I doubt there will ever be a time as there was from about 1962 to 2000, again.
Being an alcoholic/addict, watching my heroes, John Bonham being one of them, succumb to chemicals, keeps me clean and sober, honoring their memory.....
My uncle saw LED ZEPPELIN at the Atlanta pop festival when they were still called: The New Yardbirds! He knew Jimmy Page but was unprepared for the vocals of Robert Plant and the rhythm section of Bonham and Jones!
Yes you can. Just read how they raped underage girlrs. Bonzo was hiding from screams of girls when plant and guitar player were "doing threesomes". Sometimes Bonzo was rescuing them. I one instance he passed girl to Gillan. When she refused, Gillan decided not to rape her but simply dumped her penniless in a bad neighborhood in the middle of the night. Tell me who your heroes are and I will tell you who YOU are. You are sickos.
@@vitalygoji2257 begs the question : why would you spend your time watching videos about them ? I assume the arguments you are fishing for are the closest thing to human interaction you can get. You should really take a long look at yourself and the way you choose to spend your time online.
@@vitalygoji2257 IF that were true, why no lawsuits? Michael Jackson, was richer than anyone yet he was taken to court...he settled out of court, I think. What of Roman Polanski? No, that, but that the MANY famous Hollywoodians who praise and support him while YOU all love and support those actors. You are Satanic hypocrisy. MAYBE some of Zeppelins members did as you say, maybe, but Hitler and many other tyrants in history are still considered masters of their talents, as commanders or war leaders. Led Zeppelin are The GOATS and every one knows it. Only pop culture stupidity disagrees.
If you watched this in its entirety, you're obviously a Zeppelin fan. Four great musicians growing, forming, and peaking as a unit. Rarely do you find a band where all members are playing to their equals. With that being said, WE would not have had Zeppelin for as long as we have if it wasn't for Peter Grant. The usual cut was 33% of the gross for the managers. Grant was one of the first to realize that it was the band that HE worked FOR not the other way around. Twenty percent was the cut Grant charged Led Zeppelin. That percentage also covered the overhead costs as well as his salary. But it was Grant that rented the venues, printed the tickets and provided the merch. The band's money would own the concessioners for that night. He didn't just rent MSG he was the one that got paid for the parking fees. Everything that was made, 80% went BACK to the band. That's unheard of!! Groups like Grand Funk Railroad, Ted Nugent, Foghat, etc....all got royally screwed by their management and record companies. NOT Led Zeppelin. What I find heartwarming is know that the Bohnam Family still receives John's share as if John himself was still alive. How comforting it must be to have total trust in your manager, where you are free to focus on YOUR work. When Peter Grants had the "boys" sign here and initial there, it was the BEST deal they were getting.
@@jeanponce2017 very true, and hindsight is 20/20, as well. With that being said, there are WAY too many tales of very successful bands that were totally ripped off by their management.
@Krista Adams Toro The 50/50 cut was Elvis' proposal. Col Parker had guaranteed Presley that HE would be the biggest star EVER if he allowed him to be his manager. Elvis agreed and offered Parker the 50/50 split if he ONLY represented Elvis. He could have no other clients. The rest is history.
I'm 67 years old, grew up with Zep, I turned my oldest daughter 35 on to lZep, she loved it, she still listens to Robert Plant.thats cool when us 70s baby boomers turn our young children on to our music.
I remember pretty much listening to the Beatles and stuff from when I was like 4. Later on my folks played Zeppelin. I'm always thankful I got to listen to music from the 70s despite having been born much later
Same with my daughter.. dazed and confused his my fav song. It’s now hers as well.. Now when she’s driving with mom.. and she scrolls through the stations and zeppelin comes on.. it’s. Go back mom..!! Awesome…
Put headphones on my first wife's first bump so my unborn son could listen to Dazed and Confused. He turned out well 37 years on. My daughter (No2) did good too, foo fighters fan.
I only discovered Led Zeppelin about 10 years ago, when I was 30. Ten years later I'm learning to play the guitar, mainly because of LZ. After about 4 months, I can finally play Babe I'm Gonna Leave you proper enough to not scare away people. It's so awesome. What a band.
Every album they created is a masterpiece. The Third album, Houses of the Holy, Physical Graffiti and Presence each being mostly fringe from what passive fans might know, each are absolutely brilliant. No band has ever created such a diverse and fantastic body of work.
... in their genre!!! For actual diversity across genres and decades you need to give credit to Sparks and Van der Graff Generator. Obviously, only if your musical tastes are sufficiently diverse.
Bowie: Man Who Sold The World; Ziggy Stardust; Aladdin Sane; Station to Station. Stones: Beggars; Let It Bleed; Sticky Fingers; Exile. Not that I don't like Led Zep, just that they were not the only greats in town...
I'm a folk singer songwriter, and Led Zeppelin have been a huge inspiration. The way they fused classic blues, folk and hard rock is so unique, a very tight and focused unit. So sad losing Bonzo, as his drumming was explosively good with an amazing cadence.
The arrow of time , plus fate , times destiny , and divided by the average life span of a rock star , or a famous scientist , or movie star equals just about every history making event humans have been a part of . There is no way any other person would've fit the same slot , as every one of those individuals . It's literally unimaginable . Could you imagine anybody else other than Elvis ? Or Einstein ? Or John Denver ? Or Paul McCartney . Led Zeppelin is one of many , in a long line of things meant to happen right from the very start . You were meant to happen , I was meant to happen , and the way things have turned out for us was meant to happen . Sadly , I believe the arrow of destiny has likely been altered by those that understand fate can be used as a tool to adjust the direction of the future
Some bands choose to break up after the loss of what they believe to be such an essential member. In this case, at the same time, this deprives those born after 1980 the chance to see Led Zeppelin live as a complete band.
The pure talent of the band and their unbelievably cohesive nature is unique in all of rock history. There's a clip of the Mighty Zeppelin playing Achilles Last Stand live at Knebworth and they hit every single change perfectly in time with each other. I have played guitar since I was 12 and played in a number of bands ... it really is a beautiful thing to watch. Achilles Last Stand is an unbelievably complicated piece, particularly for Bonzo. In my humble opinion, it's his best work. To pull off a nearly perfectly executed live performance of that particular song shows how in sync with each other Led Zeppelin truly was and why continuing without John Bonham was never an option.
@@johnwelch615 yes , it's like Bonham was competing with Page . Page was competing with Bonham . Whatever you throw at me Page , I got it , I'm not playing second fiddle to you Page .
I remember the day Bonzo died, i was 19, living in N. Orleans, and it came over The radio. I was in complete shock. And then a few weeks later it was announced that Jason was going to be the next drummer. And then next It was announced that they had decided to retire instead, and leave the Body of work as a memorial to John. About four weeks or so later, the beginning of june that yr, on the classic rock station, B-97, they played Led Zeppelin A to Z, starting at 5 pm Friday. And then Sunday A.M they aired a BBC Interview with the band AND Jason. they were asked the ? Of Why they had decided to retire and Where. Robert answered and said that The four of them got together at their Rehearsal studio in London with a Bottle of Scotch and proceeded to get Drunk and reminisce about cry. And during that time the decision was made to retire. And i remember that everyone, the public, that jason was the reason for the breakup. But Robert Was adamant that was not the case. And everyone of them seconded that Sentiment. And was how Jason started his tribute band with him on the drums. And i watched the Kennedy Center Honors, with his band Playing Stairway to Heaven, with Ann Wilson of Heart on Vocals. Emotional With the three of them in the audience
Folk music at the forefront, added rock n roll, blues, hard core rock…there you have it…Led Zeppelin. The absolute combination of brilliance, talent, presence, and the unknown. The most influential band of all time will live on long after we are all gone. No one has ever or will ever come close. ❤️
They will always be the best hard rock band but not because they were the first. Their music stands up to any scrutiny and the reason they will always be the best is because they really were the best
Stones,Beatles? How can they compare. Plant Jones, Page ,Bonham? Never to be replaced. Stones elevator music. You can feel and see connections between them. Even to this day. Jason Bonham has deep love. They have something comes along 1x only. Feel it
I was fortunate enough to have seen them perform Led Zeppelin at the Montreal Forum 1969. They were and still are the best band ever. One thing you can say about England is that there were so many great bands that came from there. The list is endless.
What about The Beatles? Without them - no Led Zeppelin. Or any other UK or USA band from the mid-1960s and onward. I love the Mighty Zep. But the Beatles started it all.
I was in 10th grade when Bonzo died. I'll never forget the collective grief of everyone. Boys and girls. We knew it was the end of an era. It still hurts today.
I appreciate the admission, the statement of the Fact that these Groups were so influenced by African American music. This was Music born of extreme pain and suffering but the people, the genius of the people made it beautiful. It was also Cathartic medicine for survival. I think it's why it's so universally loved and felt. I loved The Fact that Led Zeppelin used their English Acoustic Music, it's very beautiful and also very Soulful.
Jimmy Page is an artist. Not just a great composer and musician but in the sense that Led Zeppelin was his artistic vision. At this point in time the band seem like a great painting. At classical work of art.
I have Listened To Led Zeppelin Every Day of my life, since their original album was produced. I bought a console stereo from a store in 1969. I had an eight track Led Zeppelin tape in the slot. That was the beginning for me. Led Zeppelin was not played on the radio in my area except after Midnight. I would sit up and scan the radio channels to find new music.
I missed seeing my first fav group the Beatles when I was 9. Thank God I got to see Zepp in 74 at the Forum. Definitely one of those nights you will never ever forget !!!
I was in grad school at Wake Forest University the day he died... I was in one of my best friends dorm room marveling at the "Fool in the Rain" drumbeat on "In thourgh the out Door" album... I couldn't believe it.... They were my favorite band since their initial release... I couldn't afford the album as a 10 year old but I had a 45 with "Good Times Bad Times" and "Communicaiton Breakdown" and simply got worn out.... I will never forget how much I studied those first two album covers in my dorm room in college... Damn they were a great band... Everyone of them and collectively were fine fine musicians... Have JPJ and JPage assured them of very strong content and fabulous arrangements for the duration...
When we were kids (12, 13,) my siblings and our friends knew immediately that The Yardbirds were something completely different. We were so young…we couldn’t articulate why and how they were different, but it doesn’t matter, we have those wonderful memories. It wasn’t until I was 15, I heard this album of Led Zeppelin (2nd album). Whoa! I couldn’t stop listening to it. It wasn’t anything I could explain, but I only wanted to listen to that album. Then! Surprise!! I found out they had their 1st album I hadn’t heard yet. Well, that was it. It’s been Led Zeppelin for me as #1 all these years. I’m now 66, and they are still #1 and will always be.
What a wonderful gift these four passionate and talented men and their close associates gave us all! Nothing quite like they brought to us -- all the joy and inspiration we got from their music. Better still that it's all so timeless that we can present it to new/future generations and have it engage, uplift, and entertain many of them so. Very much of a blessing.
Peter Grant was the manager that many other groups wished they had. He got Led Zep the money they deserved, but so many other groups had extremely poor management and basically sunk without trace, or money. Great video documentary, very well done and great characters and their memories of a time, and a legendary band.
Preach, Derek! Been watching docs on Peter Grant and am blown away by his dedication and total allegiance to Zep! It seems like he was absolutely perfect to guide and navigate through the ugly, business side of things, taking no shit from ANYONE and giving every inch of his being to making sure Zep got everything they deserved and set new ground rules for artists in an industry filled with greed and thieves - Grant suffered no fools! He is the fifth member of the band, essential in every way! Respect! P.S. gonna get the 2014/2015 remastered albums today! Hope the sonics are noticeably improved! Take care, friend!
As an American I loved this video! Grateful that I was raised listening to rock, blues in the 1980s when I was a kid and amazed at the Brits’ reinvention of rock n roll. My only regret was that I wasn’t born early enough to see their inaugural tour and other great bands in the 60s
I’m 68 and consider myself privileged to have grown up in this time. Living in the Tampa Bay Area we got all the great rock bands and I saw Zeppelin for their first tour and fourth. Zeppelin sold out the Tampa Stadium which broke the Beatles attendance record at Shay Stadium.
Same I was just a tad to young. Even when Bonzo died I was still to young to had been allowed to go to a concert but I do remember they were set to tour at that time. Loved them then still listen today.
You must have been in the Army ?? I discovered them as a young Marine home on leave from Nam. We have enjoyed many great keg parties and get togethers with great Music, wouldn't you say ????!!!!!
I think the genius of Led Zeppelin is that all four members of the group are Rockstars in their own right. When you listen to any one of their songs, each member can distinctly be heard at most any point in time. It was never a struggle to hear John Bonham on the drums. You could always count on being able to distinguish John Paul Jones for his baseline, which was always ground breaking and incredible. Although Jimmy page was the lead guitarist, there was often times when his guitar was not the primary sound that was leading the melody. Sometimes it was Robert Plant’s voice, which was one of a kind, like no other. It was a given that all four members were equals and each one was willing and able to take the lead when called upon. When you combine four musical geniuses, talented and fearless Rockstars, all pulling in the same direction, incredible things happen. This is Led Zeppelin. And there is no substitute.
It's almost 2022 and I've been listening to Led Zeppelin since 1976. Hands down Best Rock Band Ever. Paige , Plant , Jones and Bonzo. Great musicians and best Rock vocalist in the world.
It was back in 1969 when I first got hold of of their Led Zeplin II album. Loved it but it was not until I attended Art College in Portsmouth in 1976 that I really got in to their material.
One of many, many things I love & respect about LedZepp is THEIR love & respect FOR LedZeppelin when they wouldn’t go on without Bonzo. That tells u what type of people they are..no ego..no greed & always respect. You cannot have LedZeppelin without any one of them & they knew it...they wouldn’t even try it. LOYALTY! Thee greatest rock&roll band in all of music is made up of 4 men who admire & respect EACH OTHER individually & they remain true to that. ‘nuff said. AllOfMyLove❤️🙏🏻
Led Zeppelin has been my all time favorite band since I was 12yrs old and I feel the same way today at 54 yrs old! I can't give you a favorite song because I love them all. The lyrics are all memorized in my mind so Zep is with me at all times. They are the #1 Hard Rock Band and that will never change. ❤️
Hey...I'm an old guy and seen Zeppelin twice in concert...in their prime. Friggin amazing band...the only band from that era that I seen live that was comparable to zeppelin live performance was a band called Jethro Tull
I think led Zeppelin is the only band in which every member can claim to be the best at their respective parts Plant - greatest singer Page - greatest guitarist JPJ - greatest bassist Bonham - greatest drummer... No other band boast such a magnificent lineup...
@@DeborahWilliamson-zu7ul this is what I was thinking. I love JPJ, I think he’s an absolutely phenomenal musician. But Geddy Lee is just untouchable on the bass
I was born in 79 & I literally have been listening to This Amazing Music of Led Zeppelin My Entire Life. They've always been in My Top 1-3 Favorites of all Time depending what mood I'm in. My Parents were Serious Rock Fans. So I knew all the best Bands. Certainly For About the Last Year Straight I've Close to Exclusively Listen to Led Zeppelin Blasting for the 4-16 hours a day I may spend Driving. What Better?
Truly an enjoyable documentary about the greatest rock group ever. I have been blessed to see them all in person perform live. I was saddened by the death of Bonzo. But they were all right. Led Zeppelin was no more without John. But the tribute to Ahmet Ertegun at O2 for the one show was an acceptable exception.
Never really knew why everybody raved on about john bonham but then i watched since ive been loving you live at madison square gardens. His drumming is unreal its the slow tempo's that is the test of a good drummer not the machinegunning millions of bangs a minute
I AM also 67....this was an awesome video.....yes"LED ZEPPELIN" the best band ever....Bozo Rest in peace...we all love you and miss you...My youngest daughter Hilda Marie Luzitano 25 years old loves LED ZEPPELIN....
Yes Led Zeppelin I've seen them twice in Amsterdam! Great, fantastic, sometimes those memories hurt so much. I'm 67 now. I've seen almost all those great Bands in de 70ties when I was in the twenties Young and beautifull! Love from Willy from Amsterdam!!!
Funny, Led Zeppelin III has always been one of my favorite Zep albums. The wide range of emotions that the songs on that album provoke are remarkable, and many of the songs on it are simply beautiful. After Physical Graffiti and Led Zeppelin IV, consider it their best work. _'Tangerine,'_ _'Celebration Day,'_ _'Gallow's Pole,'_ _'That's the Way,'_ _'Immigrant Song,'_ _Out on the Tiles,''_ and _'Friends'_ are as prominent on my playlists, still receiving plenty of listens, decades later.
Saw them live in 1979, loved them from 74 until 2017, when I discovered Band-Maid (THE best Rock band in existence), who took over their #1 slot in my heart. Jimmy Page was so impressed with seeing Band-Maid live, he went backstage to tell them how good their performance had been and to get a selfie with their drummer, Akane.
Lord where the heck has this absolutely amazing and awsome documentary been?!?!! Damn I've been obsessed with Led zeppelin and english rock for ever and Jimmy Page as a young boy on T.V. and John Paul Jones is one of the greatest musicians to ever live but we never get to learn enough about and this video is doing such a good job of doing that!!!
Try the searches on Netflix and Hulu !! There are some great documentarys about other bands too. Like The Allman Brothers Band and Lenard Skynard !!!! I like to burn one and jam with them maybe a glass of wine. I came through the 60's, so I enjoy the memories. My state just legalized weed recreationally.
Their last album was my favorite, In through the Out door. I bought it when the cover looked like a paper bag in cassette. The unfortunate loss of John Bonham made the album and his legacy so much sweeter.
At the age of 10 in 1969 I bought Zeps first album and the rest was history. I had every album they made. I still have a mint condition unopened album of their first album. Bonham helped inspire me to become a drummer and now at age 63 I'm still drumming and rocking out to LZ. I'll always be a Led Head. FYI, it's Jon Bonham not John.
Led zeppelin is even now they're "old" still great,still great voice still great music....most bands don't sound so good anymore when they're older...😊
The single best band of all time The most talented, by far. Rock, blues, acoustic and then there's Stairway, Kashmir, Dazed and Confused. We don't even need to mention love ballads like The Rain Song, All of My Love and What is and What Should Never Be. The fact is that there will never be a band that will ever surpass Led Zeppelin as far as popularity, record sales, depth of variety and range of songs
God bless Bonzo up in heaven, he died when I was a senior in HS. Me and 2 buddies were driving from Syracuse NY to Buffalo NY to purchase tickets for the upcoming Zeppelin concert in Buffalo when the news came over the radio that Bonham had died the night before. The absolute worst day of my entire life. Page, Plant & Jones did the right thing back in 1980 with Dis-banding out of respect for Bonzo, yes Jason could have stepped in (as he did for Celebration Day concert & film ) but it just would not have been the same without Bonzo. For me, I say "If I can't listen to Led Zeppelin then I listen to nothing at all"
Thankyou for this doco. I've been searching internet media on a straightforward, based in reality Zeppelin doco. Even in 2023, there are alot of the Crowley, demonic symbolism mythos about this band. They don't talk about their beginnings, their music etc. (Oh my God! I've watched docos on Crowley, Faust etc. Must have sold my soul!! 😄😄). Glad I found this doco👍🤘✌️
What I want to say is that the band ment to me is that they are a Electric Flying. Machine. May they always stay in the sky where they should be forever.Thank-you very much Juanita Broughman
As usual, the glue that made Zep work John Paul Jones doesn’t get the credit he so richly deserves! People forget that without a Great Bass player (not to mention keyboards) mixing it up with the drummer laying the foundation no band works! Page & Plant we’re always out front and the focus but without the whole combo it never would’ve happened. Damn!
JIMMY PAGE is a vastly vastly underrated producer. I think though what makes zep stand out is their live stuff. HOW THE WEST WAS WON is simply the best live music I've ever heard in my life. Put those 3 cd's on and I dare u to even try mentioning anyone else with better live stuff
They were very good live but I think the who especially the Leeds show is the my favourite of course it's very subjective but zeppelin were a top draw live act no doubting that
As a teen, I ignored Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd because I couldn’t stand the idiots who liked them. In my late thirties I rediscovered them and gave them a fair chance and was highly impressed. I circled back 10 years later and learned about the prowess of the individual musicians and delved into the complexity and innovation of their music and I was blown away, and I’ve stayed that way. The more you know about music and about them, the less reason you have to even consider anyone else as the alpha. Utterly amazing.
Thanks to the best Bluesman of them all - Robert Johnson - in a song written more than half a decade earlier and later included in the Zeppelin Box set, "Traveling Riverside Blues"
I was reading and listening to Zepp, - but not close enough, "the lemon song" came on, my Mom - who was getting ready to go out, suddenly turned and shouted "turn that of now !!!! = oops
When i was younger i dismissed led zep as heavy metal thrash merchants. But then thanks to you tube. I watched since iv'e been loving you live at msg. I could not believe it. Now iv'e come to realise they are the greatest band ever
I heard yardbirds,1967-in highschool,later(1970),heard college roomate play led zep.for first time,asked who they were,he was surprised I did’nt know!I am still enjoying L.Zepplin,and that is what good music&musicians,will do - stand the test of time!
I always loved and respected all the greatest rock bands from the 60's and 70's, those that put the bar a little higher than before such as Beatles, Stones, Purple, Sabbath, Queen, Floyd, etc. All on their own had a magical thing going on and their contributions to music were enormous without a doubt. But Zeppelin, oh man..., Zeppelin brought a wider pallet of sounds and styles and such a particular way of composing music that was completely new and unique that made them unreachable and untouchable to this day.
• Don't forget about the Rock 'n' Roll Greats from the 1940's to the 1980's starting with electric blues. One of the influential blues-rock greats was Mr. Pat Hare. Others were the late greats (R.I.P. to those that are no longer with us): 1. Ike Turner 2. Chuck Berry 3. Little Richard 4. Bo Diddley 5. Fats Domino 6. Muddy Waters 7. Howlin Wolf 8. Pat Hare 9. Jimi Hendrix 10. The Bar-Kays 11. Black Rock 12. Parliament/Funkadelic 13. Black Merda 14. Bad Brains 15. Thin Lizzy 16. The Busboys
17. Sly Stone and Freddie Stone (from Sly and the Family Stone) 18. Prince (R.I.P.) 19. Fishbone 20. Living Colour 21. Death… etc. Listen to all of these greats and tell me what you think. And then you will be convinced that African-Americans helped to create and contribute to the Rock genre.
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I'm so glad that JPJ got lots of praise in this film. He is far too often the unknown, unsung hero.
Yet he's left out in the title here :'(
I like him the best
Anyone who knows anything about Zepplin, knows the genius of John Paul Jones.
Absolutely! Far and aware the most underrated bassist ever. One of the most underrated musician overall! He's a genius!
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100 years from now, young people will still be listening to Zeppelin.
100 centuries....
You betcha!!!
..and attempting to cover them.
Led who?
I saw them 5 times. Today, I realized not only is the age of rock over, but to think how these musicians wrote, composed, arranged and played these songs, consistently, for decades, is beyond remarkable. I doubt there will ever be a time as there was from about 1962 to 2000, again.
Being an alcoholic/addict, watching my heroes, John Bonham being one of them, succumb to chemicals, keeps me clean and sober, honoring their memory.....
Awesome!😎
Congratulations mate you have guts 👏👏
Congrats and keep working!
@@deantait8326 thanks Dean! Take care.
That's a great way to look at it
My uncle saw LED ZEPPELIN at the Atlanta pop festival when they were still called: The New Yardbirds! He knew Jimmy Page but was unprepared for the vocals of Robert Plant and the rhythm section of Bonham and Jones!
Hands down,,,Never will there Ever be another Led Zeppelin ❣️❣️
THANK GOD!!!!
Sorry, considering the amount of riffs the stole there will never be bigger case of plagiarism by any other band than Zep.
@@chrisgreene2623 Debatable
You cant escape Led Zeppelin. The music is too good, too powerful to be forgotten.
Yes you can. Just read how they raped underage girlrs. Bonzo was hiding from screams of girls when plant and guitar player were "doing threesomes". Sometimes Bonzo was rescuing them. I one instance he passed girl to Gillan. When she refused, Gillan decided not to rape her but simply dumped her penniless in a bad neighborhood in the middle of the night.
Tell me who your heroes are and I will tell you who YOU are. You are sickos.
Led who? 😁😁😁
@@vitalygoji2257 begs the question : why would you spend your time watching videos about them ? I assume the arguments you are fishing for are the closest thing to human interaction you can get. You should really take a long look at yourself and the way you choose to spend your time online.
@@Cincinnatus1869 I am not. Just letting NORMAL people to know that they came across pedo propaganda.
@@vitalygoji2257 IF that were true, why no lawsuits? Michael Jackson, was richer than anyone yet he was taken to court...he settled out of court, I think. What of Roman Polanski? No, that, but that the MANY famous Hollywoodians who praise and support him while YOU all love and support those actors. You are Satanic hypocrisy. MAYBE some of Zeppelins members did as you say, maybe, but Hitler and many other tyrants in history are still considered masters of their talents, as commanders or war leaders. Led Zeppelin are The GOATS and every one knows it. Only pop culture stupidity disagrees.
I am 63 years old. I still love my Led Zeppelin and always will.
I'm 62 . My boyfriend , who was 16 at the time bought Led Zeppelin lV for my 16th Birthday 😊
We played that record to death 🤘
Even if you found out Jimmy Page was a chomo?
If you watched this in its entirety, you're obviously a Zeppelin fan. Four great musicians growing, forming, and peaking as a unit. Rarely do you find a band where all members are playing to their equals. With that being said, WE would not have had Zeppelin for as long as we have if it wasn't for Peter Grant. The usual cut was 33% of the gross for the managers. Grant was one of the first to realize that it was the band that HE worked FOR not the other way around. Twenty percent was the cut Grant charged Led Zeppelin. That percentage also covered the overhead costs as well as his salary. But it was Grant that rented the venues, printed the tickets and provided the merch. The band's money would own the concessioners for that night. He didn't just rent MSG he was the one that got paid for the parking fees. Everything that was made, 80% went BACK to the band. That's unheard of!! Groups like Grand Funk Railroad, Ted Nugent, Foghat, etc....all got royally screwed by their management and record companies. NOT Led Zeppelin. What I find heartwarming is know that the Bohnam Family still receives John's share as if John himself was still alive.
How comforting it must be to have total trust in your manager, where you are free to focus on YOUR work. When Peter Grants had the "boys" sign here and initial there, it was the BEST deal they were getting.
10% of billions is much more then 33% of millions. It wasn't a stretch to realize Led Zeppelins future worth
@@jeanponce2017 very true, and hindsight is 20/20, as well. With that being said, there are WAY too many tales of very successful bands that were totally ripped off by their management.
@Krista Adams Toro The 50/50 cut was Elvis' proposal. Col Parker had guaranteed Presley that HE would be the biggest star EVER if he allowed him to be his manager. Elvis agreed and offered Parker the 50/50 split if he ONLY represented Elvis. He could have no other clients. The rest is history.
I get the led out all the time. Although there is many great bands out there I do consider them the best the best for me.
@Krista Adams Toro he killed Elvis !
John Bonham, one of the biggest influences in my life as a drummer, legend 🤟
So sorry to hear that.
That's nice but don't drink entire bottle of vodka like yer "hero"
The greatest rock band of all times, beautiful chemistry and unforgettable songs, the legend of LED ZEP will live forever
Hahaha
One of the greatest
Pink Floyd .
Да, это точно. Эта легенда будет жить вечно.
DAMN RIGHT 👍
In 1971 they was invincible live. NEVER have I heard such a force in music.
I'm 67 years old, grew up with Zep, I turned my oldest daughter 35 on to lZep, she loved it, she still listens to Robert Plant.thats cool when us 70s baby boomers turn our young children on to our music.
Same here. My dad let my borrow his Led Zepplin album. I became a drummer soon after. 20 yrs later still drumming. Great music never dies!!
I remember pretty much listening to the Beatles and stuff from when I was like 4. Later on my folks played Zeppelin. I'm always thankful I got to listen to music from the 70s despite having been born much later
Same with my daughter..
dazed and confused his my fav song. It’s now hers as well..
Now when she’s driving with mom.. and she scrolls through the stations and zeppelin comes on.. it’s. Go back mom..!!
Awesome…
Put headphones on my first wife's first bump so my unborn son could listen to Dazed and Confused. He turned out well 37 years on. My daughter (No2) did good too, foo fighters fan.
Would it be cool with you if Jimmy Page slept with your 14 year old daughter?
That story about Bonzo wrapping the dolls for his daughter is so heartwarming
The Greatest Rock Band. Not enough words to describe this magical band.
I would suggest eliminating "Greatest" and just stick with THE Rock Band.
@T R "Meh". Yeah right dude. We believe you're honest with your meh.
@@garymatheson6452
Yup
I only discovered Led Zeppelin about 10 years ago, when I was 30. Ten years later I'm learning to play the guitar, mainly because of LZ. After about 4 months, I can finally play Babe I'm Gonna Leave you proper enough to not scare away people. It's so awesome. What a band.
I just discovered I loved Led Zeppelin at 72 so it is never too late
You too?
@@allabouttheU1662 yep 👍
Similar story. I'd always known about Led Zeppelin since the 70s but my true appreciation for them started now and I'm 70. Greatest band ever.
To me Zep will always be the best band🌟
Never to be topped.. Thank you Led Zeppelin for letting us listen to your musical conversation❣️
All 4 of them !
For me they are The Best and greatest in All popular music (since the 1950s).
SECOND TO NONE !!
You welcome ,Love
@@fredricCartier 🙄 lol... Pink Floyd were better...
Every album they created is a masterpiece. The Third album, Houses of the Holy, Physical Graffiti and Presence each being mostly fringe from what passive fans might know, each are absolutely brilliant. No band has ever created such a diverse and fantastic body of work.
Agreed. Most have no clue of the beauty of Presence They wrote lyrics like no others VERY FEW know what most of the tracks are TRULY about
... in their genre!!! For actual diversity across genres and decades you need to give credit to Sparks and Van der Graff Generator. Obviously, only if your musical tastes are sufficiently diverse.
Bowie: Man Who Sold The World; Ziggy Stardust; Aladdin Sane; Station to Station. Stones: Beggars; Let It Bleed; Sticky Fingers; Exile. Not that I don't like Led Zep, just that they were not the only greats in town...
@@zanichbug
Stones Yes very Iconic band. 100% Though still Zep rules
As Idividual artists however ....PAGE,PLANT,BONZO and Mr.JONES....Hands down
They will never be replaced. Even if there is a singer who comes very close to Robert Plant, it doesn't matter. They aren't Robert Plant.
The 70s were amazing years in music, especially LZ, buying lp's to take home and listen over and over. Those lp's were prized possessions!
I still have their entire library on vinyl.
@@rbkn8068 don't ever part with them bro!! That's priceless........ 🎸👍💯
Mine are still prized possessions😎✌️💯🔥🔥🔥
@@rbkn8068 no you need to part with those and give them to me😆
Too bad you sold 'em all to pay for drugs!
I'm a folk singer songwriter, and Led Zeppelin have been a huge inspiration. The way they fused classic blues, folk and hard rock is so unique, a very tight and focused unit. So sad losing Bonzo, as his drumming was explosively good with an amazing cadence.
Don’t forget Robert Plant’s Blues background.
The arrow of time , plus fate , times destiny , and divided by the average life span of a rock star , or a famous scientist , or movie star equals just about every history making event humans have been a part of . There is no way any other person would've fit the same slot , as every one of those individuals . It's literally unimaginable . Could you imagine anybody else other than Elvis ? Or Einstein ? Or John Denver ? Or Paul McCartney . Led Zeppelin is one of many , in a long line of things meant to happen right from the very start . You were meant to happen , I was meant to happen , and the way things have turned out for us was meant to happen . Sadly , I believe the arrow of destiny has likely been altered by those that understand fate can be used as a tool to adjust the direction of the future
Some bands choose to break up after the loss of what they believe to be such an essential member. In this case, at the same time, this deprives those born after 1980 the chance to see Led Zeppelin live as a complete band.
@@ClassicTVMan1981X What do you want? An apology from the band regarding the death of their drummer?
No podía haberse dicho mejor!!!👍. La mejor banda de todos los tiempos🥁🎸🎤
What Led Zeppelin did between 69 and 79 Can never be duplicated again
truuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuue
Yes they are the best
That’s redundant
Can’t be agree
Incredibly pointless and stupid comment.
4 virtuoso musicians coming together in a time, place, era, with a body of work that will not ever be duplicated, that's Led Zeppelin.
Very well stated, the Mighty Zeppelin truly was the very first so-called supergroup.
The pure talent of the band and their unbelievably cohesive nature is unique in all of rock history. There's a clip of the Mighty Zeppelin playing Achilles Last Stand live at Knebworth and they hit every single change perfectly in time with each other. I have played guitar since I was 12 and played in a number of bands ... it really is a beautiful thing to watch. Achilles Last Stand is an unbelievably complicated piece, particularly for Bonzo. In my humble opinion, it's his best work. To pull off a nearly perfectly executed live performance of that particular song shows how in sync with each other Led Zeppelin truly was and why continuing without John Bonham was never an option.
Well said! 👍😎
@@MontagZosoAchilles last stand is a master piece ..... Only Zeppelin can lay it down .
@@yeti1002agreed. The way Bonham mirrors Page's guitar riffs is the hallmark of the "Zeppelin sound"
@@johnwelch615 yes , it's like Bonham was competing with Page . Page was competing with Bonham . Whatever you throw at me Page , I got it , I'm not playing second fiddle to you Page .
I remember the day Bonzo died, i was 19, living in N. Orleans, and it came over
The radio. I was in complete shock. And then a few weeks later it was announced that Jason was going to be the next drummer. And then next
It was announced that they had decided to retire instead, and leave the
Body of work as a memorial to John. About four weeks or so later, the beginning of june that yr, on the classic rock station, B-97, they played
Led Zeppelin A to Z, starting at 5 pm
Friday. And then Sunday A.M they aired a BBC Interview with the band AND Jason. they were asked the ? Of
Why they had decided to retire and
Where. Robert answered and said that
The four of them got together at their
Rehearsal studio in London with a Bottle of Scotch and proceeded to get
Drunk and reminisce about cry. And during that time the decision was made to retire. And i remember that everyone, the public, that jason was the reason for the breakup. But Robert
Was adamant that was not the case. And everyone of them seconded that
Sentiment. And was how Jason started his tribute band with him on the drums. And i watched the Kennedy Center Honors, with his band
Playing Stairway to Heaven, with Ann Wilson of Heart on Vocals. Emotional
With the three of them in the audience
I was only 18, and I was disappointed they retired. It made a lot since I understood why.
There will never be another so good. R.IP. Bonzo!
9-25-80 - My 20th Birthday - I was no longer a teenager and Zeppelin was no longer a band. RIP Bonzo. I was living in Fat City. NOLA
Folk music at the forefront, added rock n roll, blues, hard core rock…there you have it…Led Zeppelin. The absolute combination of brilliance, talent, presence, and the unknown. The most influential band of all time will live on long after we are all gone. No one has ever or will ever come close. ❤️
To this day, my children and grand children listen to Led Zeppelin.
Including spinning my original vinyl examples.
That speaks volumes.
They will always be the best hard rock band but not because they were the first. Their music stands up to any scrutiny and the reason they will always be the best is because they really were the best
Stones,Beatles? How can they compare. Plant Jones, Page ,Bonham? Never to be replaced. Stones elevator music. You can feel and see connections between them. Even to this day. Jason Bonham has deep love. They have something comes along 1x only. Feel it
that's just YOUR opinion you fool. lots of better bands than ZEP
They had amazing acoustic tracks too
MANY have tried, but NO ONE will EVER reach the heights of the Mighty Led Zeppelin!💕💖💞
I will agree with you. However Pearl Jam in the 90's was a great music force to reckon with. Not quite as good as LZ but not too shabby either.
I was fortunate enough to have seen them perform Led Zeppelin at the Montreal Forum 1969. They were and still are the best band ever. One thing you can say about England is that there were so many great bands that came from there. The list is endless.
What about The Beatles? Without them - no Led Zeppelin. Or any other UK or USA band from the mid-1960s and onward. I love the Mighty Zep. But the Beatles started it all.
@@danielgolus4600BEATLES HAD NO INFLUENCE ON LED ZEP... AMERICAN BLUES DID....
The UK as a whole produced loads of great bands.
@danielgolus4600 LED ZEP CAME AFTER BEATLES... SO WHAT ...GREATEST BAND EVER...
That’s cuz that’s where tavistock is
I was in 10th grade when Bonzo died. I'll never forget the collective grief of everyone. Boys and girls. We knew it was the end of an era. It still hurts today.
Yes, the death of an alcoholic tub thumper from some washed up prog blues band was truly seismic, how did culture manage to recover?
@@lucasoheyze4597 you're an idiot.
I could listen to Richard Cole talk and tell stories all the day long.
It’s nice to see most of these musicians looking like normal middle aged men, and not trying to look like ageing rockers.
Led Zep..forever.
I appreciate the admission, the statement of the Fact that these Groups were so influenced by African American music. This was Music born of extreme pain and suffering but the people, the genius of the people made it beautiful. It was also Cathartic medicine for survival. I think it's why it's so universally loved and felt. I loved The Fact that Led Zeppelin used their English Acoustic Music, it's very beautiful and also very Soulful.
Jimmy Page is an artist. Not just a great composer and musician but in the sense that Led Zeppelin was his artistic vision. At this point in time the band seem like a great painting. At classical work of art.
I have Listened To Led Zeppelin Every Day of my life, since their original album was produced. I bought a console stereo from a store in 1969. I had an eight track Led Zeppelin tape in the slot. That was the beginning for me. Led Zeppelin was not played on the radio in my area except after Midnight. I would sit up and scan the radio channels to find new music.
I missed seeing my first fav group the Beatles when I was 9. Thank God I got to see Zepp in 74 at the Forum. Definitely one of those nights you will never ever forget !!!
I was in grad school at Wake Forest University the day he died... I was in one of my best friends dorm room marveling at the "Fool in the Rain" drumbeat on "In thourgh the out Door" album... I couldn't believe it.... They were my favorite band since their initial release... I couldn't afford the album as a 10 year old but I had a 45 with "Good Times Bad Times" and "Communicaiton Breakdown" and simply got worn out.... I will never forget how much I studied those first two album covers in my dorm room in college... Damn they were a great band... Everyone of them and collectively were fine fine musicians... Have JPJ and JPage assured them of very strong content and fabulous arrangements for the duration...
When we were kids (12, 13,) my siblings and our friends knew immediately that The Yardbirds were something completely different. We were so young…we couldn’t articulate why and how they were different, but it doesn’t matter, we have those wonderful memories. It wasn’t until I was 15, I heard this album of Led Zeppelin (2nd album). Whoa! I couldn’t stop listening to it. It wasn’t anything I could explain, but I only wanted to listen to that album. Then! Surprise!! I found out they had their 1st album I hadn’t heard yet. Well, that was it. It’s been Led Zeppelin for me as #1 all these years. I’m now 66, and they are still #1 and will always be.
What a wonderful gift these four passionate and talented men and their close associates gave us all! Nothing quite like they brought to us -- all the joy and inspiration we got from their music. Better still that it's all so timeless that we can present it to new/future generations and have it engage, uplift, and entertain many of them so. Very much of a blessing.
Cost them their soul though. So SAD
Yes, we're so fortunate to have witnessed their talent!
Absolutely the best band in my lifetime
sorry you have had such a dismal life
John Paul Jones never gets enough credit. He was Led Zeppelin's Secret Sauce.
True true!
I mean they really did have a funky base player
Peter Grant was the manager that many other groups wished they had.
He got Led Zep the money they deserved, but so many other groups had extremely poor management and basically sunk without trace, or money.
Great video documentary, very well done and great characters and their memories of a time, and a legendary band.
Preach, Derek! Been watching docs on Peter Grant and am blown away by his dedication and total allegiance to Zep! It seems like he was absolutely perfect to guide and navigate through the ugly, business side of things, taking no shit from ANYONE and giving every inch of his being to making sure Zep got everything they deserved and set new ground rules for artists in an industry filled with greed and thieves - Grant suffered no fools! He is the fifth member of the band, essential in every way! Respect! P.S. gonna get the 2014/2015 remastered albums today! Hope the sonics are noticeably improved! Take care, friend!
@@treff9226 Well said, and fingers crossed for sonics.
As an American I loved this video! Grateful that I was raised listening to rock, blues in the 1980s when I was a kid and amazed at the Brits’ reinvention of rock n roll. My only regret was that I wasn’t born early enough to see their inaugural tour and other great bands in the 60s
I’m 68 and consider myself privileged to have grown up in this time. Living in the Tampa Bay Area we got all the great rock bands and I saw Zeppelin for their first tour and fourth. Zeppelin sold out the Tampa Stadium which broke the Beatles attendance record at Shay Stadium.
@@mauriceclemens3286 I'm 75, I saw Led Zeppelin at the Boston Tea Party near Fenway Park. No attendance records were broken there.
They will go down in the alltime legacy of the history of rock.
Wish I'd seem them live. Definitely the greatest rock band of all time
I gor to see Page, Plant, Jones and Jason Bonham at the Gorge George Washington for the no quarter tour, I knew that was the best it would ever get.
I saw them at the Garden. It was phenominal
Same I was just a tad to young. Even when Bonzo died I was still to young to had been allowed to go to a concert but I do remember they were set to tour at that time. Loved them then still listen today.
Had the privilege to see them live on 3 different tours. US 75 and 77 ...and Germany 1980
On their good nights, there was no band more exciting than Led Zeppelin.
You must have been in the Army ?? I discovered them as a young Marine home on leave from Nam. We have enjoyed many great keg parties and get togethers with great Music, wouldn't you say ????!!!!!
I saw them in Oakland July 24, 1977...unfortunately it was their last American show.
✌️🤪🎸🎶🎵🎶
How lucky can you be?!!!
I think the genius of Led Zeppelin is that all four members of the group are Rockstars in their own right. When you listen to any one of their songs, each member can distinctly be heard at most any point in time. It was never a struggle to hear John Bonham on the drums. You could always count on being able to distinguish John Paul Jones for his baseline, which was always ground breaking and incredible. Although Jimmy page was the lead guitarist, there was often times when his guitar was not the primary sound that was leading the melody. Sometimes it was Robert Plant’s voice, which was one of a kind, like no other. It was a given that all four members were equals and each one was willing and able to take the lead when called upon. When you combine four musical geniuses, talented and fearless Rockstars, all pulling in the same direction, incredible things happen. This is Led Zeppelin. And there is no substitute.
It's almost 2022 and I've been listening to Led Zeppelin since 1976. Hands down Best Rock Band Ever. Paige , Plant , Jones and Bonzo. Great musicians and best Rock vocalist in the world.
It was back in 1969 when I first got hold of of their Led Zeplin II album. Loved it but it was not until I attended Art College in Portsmouth in 1976 that I really got in to their material.
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One of many, many things I love & respect about LedZepp is THEIR love & respect FOR LedZeppelin when they wouldn’t go on without Bonzo. That tells u what type of people they are..no ego..no greed & always respect. You cannot have LedZeppelin without any one of them & they knew it...they wouldn’t even try it. LOYALTY! Thee greatest rock&roll band in all of music is made up of 4 men who admire & respect EACH OTHER individually & they remain true to that. ‘nuff said. AllOfMyLove❤️🙏🏻
Led Zeppelin has been my all time favorite band since I was 12yrs old and I feel the same way today at 54 yrs old! I can't give you a favorite song because I love them all. The lyrics are all memorized in my mind so Zep is with me at all times. They are the #1 Hard Rock Band and that will never change. ❤️
Same age as you Erin, and I could not agree more. No band can EVER touch them! 👍❤️
I was born years after they made their hits..now I just can't stop of listening to their songs..and I think Jimmy has always been my crush so adorable
Hey...I'm an old guy and seen Zeppelin twice in concert...in their prime.
Friggin amazing band...the only band from that era that I seen live that was comparable to zeppelin live performance was a band called Jethro Tull
@@markspitzok3064 Mark, you are VERY lucky to have seen them live! Oh to have a time machine. 🥲
Dudes trying to slide under a Led Zeppelin documentary 😂 signs it's time to retire ^^^
I remember watching this documentary as a teenager and becoming obsessed with Led Zeppelin
I think led Zeppelin is the only band in which every member can claim to be the best at their respective parts
Plant - greatest singer
Page - greatest guitarist
JPJ - greatest bassist
Bonham - greatest drummer...
No other band boast such a magnificent lineup...
Steve Hackett era Genesis?
Rush...js
@@DeborahWilliamson-zu7ul this is what I was thinking. I love JPJ, I think he’s an absolutely phenomenal musician. But Geddy Lee is just untouchable on the bass
Van Halen in the early 80s. By readers polls in Magazines , not by me.
@@st7728 I saw VH, I saw LZ. LZ wins, hands down. No disrespect to VH, but seriously? No. They weren't Zeppelin. Not even close.
Always has been,, always will be The Greatest Band Ever
I was born in 79 & I literally have been listening to This Amazing Music of Led Zeppelin My Entire Life. They've always been in My Top 1-3 Favorites of all Time depending what mood I'm in. My Parents were Serious Rock Fans. So I knew all the best Bands.
Certainly For About the Last Year Straight I've Close to Exclusively Listen to Led Zeppelin Blasting for the 4-16 hours a day I may spend Driving. What Better?
Truly an enjoyable documentary about the greatest rock group ever. I have been blessed to see them all in person perform live. I was saddened by the death of Bonzo. But they were all right. Led Zeppelin was no more without John. But the tribute to Ahmet Ertegun at O2 for the one show was an acceptable exception.
Thy were fantastic i still listen to them after all these years
Should have as much emphasis on John Paul Jones as you did the rest of the band. He was an integral part and not given the credit do.
~ Credit due. *
Agree, John Paul Jones isn't even in the title
Nobody cares about bass players, except when one of them happens to play bass and, at the same time, sing for Rush... or for Motorhead.
JPJ knew he was great, he's a lowkey guy that doesn't need accolades to know who he is.
@@Deborah4Antiques good point
Never really knew why everybody raved on about john bonham but then i watched since ive been loving you live at madison square gardens. His drumming is unreal its the slow tempo's that is the test of a good drummer not the machinegunning millions of bangs a minute
There's no style like JBonham's, períod!!!
It's a special magic I feel when I listen to Led Zeppelin, the songs are like living a de- ja- Vu.
The absolute best rock band ever, rock on Led Zeppelin 🥰
Oukkey KAREN
Best band of all time
They r the best rock band ever... #1
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I AM also 67....this was an awesome video.....yes"LED ZEPPELIN" the best band ever....Bozo Rest in peace...we all love you and miss you...My youngest daughter Hilda Marie Luzitano 25 years old loves LED ZEPPELIN....
I'm 10 years younger.but that is so great to hear.👍
Hey, you raised her right, congrats!
My favorite band hands down.
Possibly the best band ever
Love the way Andy Johns calls Robert Plant “Percy” priceless… ❤️👍🏻🇷🇴🇬🇧
Yes Led Zeppelin I've seen them twice in Amsterdam! Great, fantastic, sometimes those memories hurt so much. I'm 67 now. I've seen almost
all those great Bands in de 70ties when I was in the twenties Young and beautifull! Love from Willy from Amsterdam!!!
Funny, Led Zeppelin III has always been one of my favorite Zep albums. The wide range of emotions that the songs on that album provoke are remarkable, and many of the songs on it are simply beautiful. After Physical Graffiti and Led Zeppelin IV, consider it their best work. _'Tangerine,'_ _'Celebration Day,'_ _'Gallow's Pole,'_ _'That's the Way,'_ _'Immigrant Song,'_ _Out on the Tiles,''_ and _'Friends'_ are as prominent on my playlists, still receiving plenty of listens, decades later.
Saw them live in 1979, loved them from 74 until 2017, when I discovered Band-Maid (THE best Rock band in existence), who took over their #1 slot in my heart. Jimmy Page was so impressed with seeing Band-Maid live, he went backstage to tell them how good their performance had been and to get a selfie with their drummer, Akane.
Lord where the heck has this absolutely amazing and awsome documentary been?!?!! Damn I've been obsessed with Led zeppelin and english rock for ever and Jimmy Page as a young boy on T.V. and John Paul Jones is one of the greatest musicians to ever live but we never get to learn enough about and this video is doing such a good job of doing that!!!
Try the searches on Netflix and Hulu !! There are some great documentarys about other bands too. Like The Allman Brothers Band and Lenard Skynard !!!! I like to burn one and jam with them maybe a glass of wine. I came through the 60's, so I enjoy the memories. My state just legalized weed recreationally.
Their last album was my favorite, In through the Out door. I bought it when the cover looked like a paper bag in cassette. The unfortunate loss of John Bonham made the album and his legacy so much sweeter.
At the age of 10 in 1969 I bought Zeps first album and the rest was history. I had every album they made. I still have a mint condition unopened album of their first album. Bonham helped inspire me to become a drummer and now at age 63 I'm still drumming and rocking out to LZ. I'll always be a Led Head. FYI, it's Jon Bonham not John.
One of the few great bands that didn't have their manager or record company totally rip them off.
Cole was a total b-d-ss
Led zeppelin is even now they're "old" still great,still great voice still great music....most bands don't sound so good anymore when they're older...😊
Everybody covers or try to cover their sound, but not many can. They are the best rock band ever.
An amazing rock band. My youth lives on through there songs.
The single best band of all time
The most talented, by far.
Rock, blues, acoustic and then
there's Stairway, Kashmir, Dazed
and Confused. We don't even
need to mention love ballads
like The Rain Song, All of My
Love and What is and What
Should Never Be. The fact is
that there will never be a band
that will ever surpass Led Zeppelin
as far as popularity, record sales,
depth of variety and range of songs
God bless Bonzo up in heaven, he died when I was a senior in HS.
Me and 2 buddies were driving
from Syracuse NY to Buffalo NY
to purchase tickets for the upcoming Zeppelin concert
in Buffalo when the news came
over the radio that Bonham had
died the night before. The
absolute worst day of my
entire life. Page, Plant & Jones
did the right thing back in 1980
with Dis-banding out of respect
for Bonzo, yes Jason could have
stepped in (as he did for Celebration
Day concert & film ) but it just
would not have been the same
without Bonzo. For me, I say
"If I can't listen to Led Zeppelin
then I listen to nothing at all"
Queen were far bigger, and had bigger hits.
Those were the days my friend we thought they'll never end ...😪
Thankyou for this doco. I've been searching internet media on a straightforward, based in reality Zeppelin doco. Even in 2023, there are alot of the Crowley, demonic symbolism mythos about this band. They don't talk about their beginnings, their music etc. (Oh my God! I've watched docos on Crowley, Faust etc. Must have sold my soul!! 😄😄). Glad I found this doco👍🤘✌️
even today's teenager's listen to Led Zeppelin that along is amazing
The best Rock drummer ever. I venture to say he would have been the best drummer in any genre
I love led zeppelin
I do to.
Anyone who doesn’t is weird
What I want to say is that the band ment to me is that they are a Electric Flying. Machine. May they always stay in the sky where they should be forever.Thank-you very much Juanita Broughman
We all miss this band and John especially! Thank God we now have help in place! RIPz
As usual, the glue that made Zep work John Paul Jones doesn’t get the credit he so richly deserves! People forget that without a Great Bass player (not to mention keyboards) mixing it up with the drummer laying the foundation no band works! Page & Plant we’re always out front and the focus but without the whole combo it never would’ve happened. Damn!
@G Bogart - That’s true! We don’t however listening to what passes for music these days there are those who need to.
Such a great documentary well done ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Thank You!
JIMMY PAGE is a vastly vastly underrated producer. I think though what makes zep stand out is their live stuff. HOW THE WEST WAS WON is simply the best live music I've ever heard in my life. Put those 3 cd's on and I dare u to even try mentioning anyone else with better live stuff
They were very good live but I think the who especially the Leeds show is the my favourite of course it's very subjective but zeppelin were a top draw live act no doubting that
Simply the best band in the world….thats all there is to say
As a teen, I ignored Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd because I couldn’t stand the idiots who liked them. In my late thirties I rediscovered them and gave them a fair chance and was highly impressed. I circled back 10 years later and learned about the prowess of the individual musicians and delved into the complexity and innovation of their music and I was blown away, and I’ve stayed that way. The more you know about music and about them, the less reason you have to even consider anyone else as the alpha. Utterly amazing.
Floyd and Zep are my two favourite bands.
"Squeeze my lemon babe, until the juice runs down my leg" - #1 uncontested rock band of all time.
Thanks to the best Bluesman of them all - Robert Johnson - in a song written more than half a decade earlier and later included in the Zeppelin Box set, "Traveling Riverside Blues"
I was reading and listening to Zepp, - but not close enough, "the lemon song" came on, my Mom - who was getting ready to go out, suddenly turned and shouted "turn that of now !!!! = oops
@@bunikelly6033 Sounds like your mom need to grow up a bit.
That song is a cover you know?
@@mochiebellina8190 Yup. Many zeppelin songs are covers.
My first concert in 1977 when I was 15, at the Pontiac Silverdome
Same here the good old Silverdome
I was there too. Pontiac was one big party that day.
When i was younger i dismissed led zep as heavy metal thrash merchants. But then thanks to you tube. I watched since iv'e been loving you live at msg. I could not believe it. Now iv'e come to realise they are the greatest band ever
Best Group in History of Music? Led Zeppelin, in my opinion.
Maybe. If so Pink Floyd runs a close second. For me at least
Holy shit! There were so many in the 60s and 70s....who could pick just one!
100:/:
Yup in top 5 for sure!
Mine too!
200 years on people will still listen to Zeppelin
I heard yardbirds,1967-in highschool,later(1970),heard college roomate play led zep.for first time,asked who they were,he was surprised I did’nt know!I am still enjoying L.Zepplin,and that is what good music&musicians,will do - stand the test of time!
They played Yale Bowl 1969. I was there incredible! When they played Whole lotta love crowd rushed stage!!
I always loved and respected all the greatest rock bands from the 60's and 70's, those that put the bar a little higher than before such as Beatles, Stones, Purple, Sabbath, Queen, Floyd, etc. All on their own had a magical thing going on and their contributions to music were enormous without a doubt. But Zeppelin, oh man..., Zeppelin brought a wider pallet of sounds and styles and such a particular way of composing music that was completely new and unique that made them unreachable and untouchable to this day.
• Don't forget about the Rock 'n' Roll Greats from the 1940's to the 1980's starting with electric blues. One of the influential blues-rock greats was Mr. Pat Hare. Others were the late greats (R.I.P. to those that are no longer with us):
1. Ike Turner
2. Chuck Berry
3. Little Richard
4. Bo Diddley
5. Fats Domino
6. Muddy Waters
7. Howlin Wolf
8. Pat Hare
9. Jimi Hendrix
10. The Bar-Kays
11. Black Rock
12. Parliament/Funkadelic
13. Black Merda
14. Bad Brains
15. Thin Lizzy
16. The Busboys
17. Sly Stone and Freddie Stone (from Sly and the Family Stone)
18. Prince (R.I.P.)
19. Fishbone
20. Living Colour
21. Death… etc.
Listen to all of these greats and tell me what you think. And then you will be convinced that African-Americans helped to create and contribute to the Rock genre.
THE REAL HEAVY METAL GODS...THE MIGHTY LED ZEPPELIN...GREATEST BAND OF ALL TIME.
Really? 😄😄😄😄😄😅 i think not! Led zepelin metal? Nope.
@@macm3081 Led Zeppelin was not a heavy metal band.. Their music was very different compared to Deep Purple or AC /DC.. More versatile...
THE GREATEST!
@@macm3081 Really? They only started it! They were just more versatile & not locked into that "Metal" tag!
They were more hard rock than metal
Love led Zeppelin, They are awesome 👍❤️❤️❤️, Every album