You know a band is epic when you don’t just notice the lead singer but the power and intricacies of every instrument. Zeppelin are forever number one !!
In the Evening When the day is done I looking for a woman But the girl don't come So don't let her Play you for a fool She don't show no pity baby She don't make no rules Oh, I need your love I need your love Oh, I need your love I just got to Have ......
Maybe but the lead singer is never the only thing I notice. Maybe like Limp Bizquick I could only tell you the singer. Otherwise if I'm interested in music why would I only think of the geezer in front holding the mic?
@@worstknightmayor4439 I know Achilles Last Stand, Page overdubbed about 12 guitars, yet it sounded amazing live. I also know Four Sticks was only played live once, sadly no visual.
@@tenbroeck1958 Seriously? You two have got to be kidding!!!!!!! How about asking any of those bands who their influences were!!! Learn your history!!!
Raw power and precision, like a runaway train careening down the tracks. Plant, like an uncaged lion in heat, belting out the vocals like a bluesman on steroids. Page, putting on a masterclass on Strat tone and the tremolo arm. Zep wasn't just the best band of the 70's, that's an understatement. They were in a class of their own, rock royalty, and no one else came close!
Oh, in the evening was very special to me circa 1989/90...used to listen a lot in my youth, From 87-93...l used to listen Zepp relentlessly... my hobby was to purchase/hunt their bootlegs...back then l called them pirate vinyl lol... No matter what, l always come back to zeppelin. Jimmy is my favorite guitar god. No matter what others says. Sloppy or wasted! To me Page did more awesome magic then any other “perfect” guitar player Only Hendrix and Beck are on a same or dimension.
This was the first time most of the audience would have heard this song. Some may have heard it at the previous show a week earlier, but most wouldn't have and the album wouldn't be released for another 4 days. This was my first hearing of In The Evening because I was there.
Plant's guttural voice is all the more amazing when you consider the range of his wailing falsetto! Such a rare and unique talent. Then you happen to add genius on bass, once-in-a-generation-lead-guitar in Page and the ultimate rock rhythm foundation in Bonzo, you have the greatest pure rock band of all times.
Led Zeppelin even at the end of their careers were better than 99% of the bands in their entire careers. Led Zeppelin is the definition of the word = LEGENDS
@@charliehustle1540 Page and Bonzo were fighting their addictions, Plant couldn't recover from the lost of his son and his vocals were a mere shadow of what they used to be. Only JPJ was normal and he carried Zep through their final album
Amazing, no backing tracks, background vocals, auto tune, canned music, loops, backing drum machine, lip synching, or background singers. Just three amazing musicians, each sounding like two people each on their instruments. Then there is Plant's voice, whether crooning or screaming it out, perhaps the best "instrument" in all of history. Saw them 3 times in the 70s, no matter how old and dotard I become, those fantastic shows will always live in my best part of my memories.
There will never be another group of musicians who when they came together, exploded on to the world like Led Zeppelin. The quintessential band there ever was or will be.☘
Mesmerizing opens double base improv to open this song. Now perhaps we can see how important the times is by the percussionist for the rest to fall into perfect place Zep died because of this. No one could ever replace John, ever. RIP
this is one of those videos that clarifies why everyone thinks Bonham is the best rock drummer ever. He makes this track more than what it would be with any one else. He is terribly missed
Robert Plant has the most underrated voice vocals PERIOD! When he puts all his might into that microphone, it's out of this world. Just absolutely phenomenal!
Led Zeppelin their music 🎶 🎵 is most definitely original, there is no one like them 🎉🎉. They are totally unique and they have a style and sound that's just timeless and classic 🎉🎉
@@agnostic47 Page was often looking for new ways to get what he wanted from a guitar. Having out of phase switches installed on his Les Paul for one thing, alternate tunings and even playing cheap guitars (Danelectro) and sometimes cheap (Supro, at the time) or unusual (Rickenbacker Transonic) amps.
@@dociebiemowie915 Keith Moon played like an epileptic monkey, with no sense of dynamics, or technique that would even come close to the beast that was Bonzo. That's fact..
Bonham and JPJ were the heaviest rhythm section ever heard. The sheer power drove the music as Jimmy danced around painting lush landscapes and Robert’s vocals soared like a lone eagle on the hunt.
Some will argue it's Pink Floyd, or Deep Purple, or Metallica, or even Aerosmith. One thing is for sure and that is Bonzo is the greatest hard rock drummer that ever lived.
@@dociebiemowie915 Looka t them physically. Bonzo - 6 feet tall 225 lbs. Heaviest hitting drummer most people think so. Keith Moon - like Lars Ulrich. LMAO
Hi. I had a small music shop in Turkey . I used to sell music cassettes,albums. I'm 57 now. I have been listening Led Zeppelin over 40 years with the same exact joy. I even had a chance to small chit chat with them that showed me how amazingly humble they were. They were the most important famous people I met in my life. They were so normal, sincere and gentlemen. No complimants or anything. We talked for about 20-25 minutes and drank tea with Robert.After the concert was finished I tried to learn where do they would stay in.Next day I''ve found and waited by the hotel.When Robert went out I kissed him and hugged him. He Asked me about the previous day's concert performance.I said time passed so fast like a dream. I said I came about 1000 km from my town Adana to İstanbul for the concert he said please drive carrefully. I took LZ 3 LP (which I've bought and brought back to that concert) in İtaly when I was 21 y.o. in 1983 and they signed the album LZ 3 Long Play. I even had a chance to small chit chat with them that showed me how amazingly humble they were. I was waiting for Jimmy, he was crouching and shopping at a peddler who sold cheap imitation watches near the hotel street. I talked to him for 5-6 minutes. He was also gentleman, sincere like a normal person. I loved them more because they are the most important band of history (according to me) and so normal people like a teacher or friends. I am hoping that I don't die before them and they keep playing their amazing music. Lucky me. I've also met Michael Lee. RİP Michael.Lee and Bonzo.You're the greatest drummers of all. At the concert it was forbidden taking photos.Security took the film from my camera.But I've hidden another film in my socks.So I've taken many photos:) There were somebody who recorded the all the sound of the concert his hands in the air all night long.After 30 years I've found him in internet.He'll give me the recordings of the concert and I'll give him the night's photos. Life is beautiful with Led Zeppelin. İsn't it? eminelektronikadana
what a moving way to share this encounter, you must be as gentle as they are. I read your story listening to this incredible masterpiece and you added pleasure to my pleasure, thank you Sir.
On the Montrose Jump on it album/tour Jim Alcivar handled most of the bass line on his keyboard/pedals with a little help from former band mate Randy Jo Hobbs
Yeah it's jpj playing bass with bass foot pedals.ive heard comments on various zeppelin live videos that it's 2 guitars or while jpj is playing piano or organ someone else is playing bass!!!!! No you dumb fucks.its just the 4 of them all the time.you know why.because they where master's of there trade the best there ever was or ever will be period and when bonzo passed they knew it was over for respect for there friend and band mate and they knew he couldn't be replaced .
Bonzo was really doing extraordinary things at this point in his career and coming onto something even more incredible. Not to say he wasn't before, but my God he's magnificent here.
The sounds they could create live with 70’s technology is simply amazing. It shows you how great they were live and as a collective group. Simply the best
as musicians LZ are way better! however, RS got their own gimmicks and their music is great too. although as professionals they can't hold a candle to LZ.
People think zeppelin was past there prime nonsense in the evening great live performance they were just gearing up here ready to to expand zeppelin and become the best band in the universe again the music 🎶 us zeppelin fans were cheated out off because of the tragedy of John Bonham's death Zeppelin was getting better expanding so much great music ahead of them a shame but thank God we have these old videos to realize how truly great they were and would have gotten better
pretty sure his 'real talent' has been shinning since he fist picked up a guitar, SMFH. He was the top Sessions player way before he founded, started Led Zeppelin
That first chunky note Page plays at the beginning of the solo is the best...it's like you're entering into his dimension, his little world...welcome and prepare to have your face melted.
This will always be my favorite song by Zep. It reminds me of the summer after graduation partying with my friends. My brothers. Many gone now. Great times and great memories. Thank you Zep.
They strode the planet like musical monsters. All four of them individually & collectively. No one comes anywhere near them. Headed by the best manager ever Peter Grant.
I remember hanging out with my my buddies and asking 'hey do we like this album now?' What a relief because the answer was affirmative across the board.
Well he made up for it when he was off his head....if you don't play you might not know he was a very sloppy and messy player sometimes...still a legend none the same.
It doesn't seem like he was playing on the beat as much as the beat was keeping up with him tbh. He's always played loose (or 'sloppy' as purists would call it) but here, at times, it seems Bonham and Jones have to reel him in.
Гении на все времена! Их творчество, музыка и песни вошли в Историю человечества. Не умер бы Джон Бонэм, Цепелины до настоящего времени творили. Каждый альбом, каждая песня, композиция, каждая нота и аккорд, всё является достоянием Человечества.
Plant was so good on stage...his presence... thanks to u tube...an Internet....he moves and acts like he sounds on radio what an awesome front man...the ultimate going way back...coolest part is they really sound like that live not a lot of over dubbing... Jimmy had the sound dialed in... always upgrading...he was a Master...
My father bought me in through the out door when i was ? 14,was only albu. I owned i played it over and over .loved it thn. This live version is great. Dad passed in April. Tribute. R i p .c.j.s!!
Anyone else notice Plant looks right at Jimmy and his tone changes when he says "It's got to stop, it's got to stop" almost like pleading with his brother to stop the hard life with drugs when they were beginning to take over. Maybe I'm just reading into it? Still my favorite band of all time!!!!!! ❤
I WISH I COULD HAVE SEEN LED ZEP LIVE. I JUST MISSED THEM. THE CLOSEST I CAME TO SEEING THEM WAS , SEEING THE FIRM 2 X LIVE WITH JIMMY PAGE. AND SEEN JASON BONHAM , THE MASTERS SON.
So true. After seeing this in 1995 by Page and Plant and the various other versions. A proper Zeppelin version, the song just takes off as it's intended. The later versions operate with it's heart and soul stripped from it. I look at this way - this is the song as the band envisioned it. Not some Egyptian ensemble with a terrible dragging tempo that guts JPJ's synth solo - those are just bad news in 1995. "Plant-ified," and the greatness ripped from them.
@ Jeff Higgs The 4th, was pretty damn good save for a few nerves. August 11th, I'm sure the band would've wanted a mulligan on that show with the technical problems, string breaks and Jimmy and Bonzo being "off."
Was there in 79 at 19 yrs old incredible can’t explain blessed I am …took me weeks to get over the amazing time I had …unbelievable experience in life ..the world was mine ‘✌🏻love ya mr plant and zeppers u truely r the most incredible musicians … mind blowing wish I cud back to those times again …wot a life for rockers a wealth of amazing gigs we did see that’s how it was for us … life changing stuff let me say … life was real and grounded ….and wonderful wot a time to b young 😁
Long Story Short . . . Its Boxing day 2015. I am communicating with a dude from the USA and I'm in Sydney, Australia. This hombre tells me that his dad was a roadie for Zeppelin in 1977. This cool fan sent me pictures of Led Zeppelin that I have NEVER Seen before or since. His dad was a massive Led Zeppelin fan and managed to get tickets to both Knebworth gigs in England in 1979. So what I hear you all say ….. This guy sent me a wmv file of the second 1979 Knebworth gig. It was hard, raw footage and Zeppelin and the sound . . . atrocious. The version here, which I love as well as the fantastic version of the self titled - Led Zeppelin DVD - are outstanding. Jimmy Page has obviously mixed copies/edits/grabs off In the Evening on UA-cam. I am glad Pagey did this as the sound and mixes off the second '79 Knebworth gig, in particular his solo's were truly awful. Heroin . . . Page's performances in '77, 79 ands 1980 were severely hampered by heroin. Zeppelin in '77 - this fan sent me a second file of predominantly Jimmy Page performances from 1977. They were amazing good videos albeit short. Why don't I share these videos - This 15 year old had amazingly good IT skills. On this file was an amazingly good version of In the Evening from 1980. No video but just sound, I was blown way. After I watched this file 5 times I received a message that said 'You Have Exceeded the Maximum Usage' and the file DELETED itself." Dohh
I've heard this song live and on the album and, it's one of the better ones from In Through The Out Door. It's not my favorite Zep album but, this, "Fool In The Rain" and "All My Love", excellent songs so, I don't write this album off like some Zep fans I know.
Even going through their own personal problems (apart from JPJ), nobody but, nobody could come anywhere near Led Zeppelin. They were colosul. The best that was, & will ever be.
What a version ! Bonzo at his best with great great great fills ! I have been playing drums for just 9 months in this guy is my pure drumming inspiration ! RIP my friend you were way ahead of every drummer !
I've been playing for 35 years, and he's one of my all time favorites. Every stroke he plays, it seems, is pure magic. Doesn't matter what the track is. One of the Greats.
I am lucky enough to see zepp live in 73, 75 and two nights in a row in 1977 (when they played six nights at the forum here in L.A.). I think the shows in 77 we're my favorite, in particular " Achilles last stand" where Bonham was frigging relentless on the drums.
You know a band is epic when you don’t just notice the lead singer but the power and intricacies of every instrument. Zeppelin are forever number one !!
Easily nobody’s half as good!
In the Evening
When the day is done
I looking for a woman
But the girl don't come
So don't let her
Play you for a fool
She don't show no pity baby
She don't make no rules
Oh, I need your love
I need your love
Oh, I need your love
I just got to Have ......
Same with the Stones!
Maybe but the lead singer is never the only thing I notice. Maybe like Limp Bizquick I could only tell you the singer. Otherwise if I'm interested in music why would I only think of the geezer in front holding the mic?
Kashmir is a perfect example of this
In The Evening. One of the best from Led Zeppelin and still so underated!
Yes it is, I love the live of that at Knebworth (1979). Sadly so many of their best songs, were either never played on the radio, or very rarely were.
@@sicotshit7068 some were to technically difficult to play live.
@@worstknightmayor4439 I know Achilles Last Stand, Page overdubbed about 12 guitars, yet it sounded amazing live. I also know Four Sticks was only played live once, sadly no visual.
@@sicotshit7068 I certainly cannot understand their talent. All 4 of them.
Biggest rock band of the 70s !!! Still amazing 50 years has past.
The massive sound coming from four individuals is mind boggling.
This is truly amazing.
Not really. Ever hear of Rush, The Police, Triumph or King’s X??
@@jumpinjojo😂😂😂😂
@@jumpinjojo I was with you until KIng's X! Actually, they were really good, the mass public just didn't get it during the sludge of Grunge
@@tenbroeck1958 Seriously? You two have got to be kidding!!!!!!! How about asking any of those bands who their influences were!!! Learn your history!!!
@@user-wl3tj4ft2v Your comment was not communicated well: despite your misuse of exclamation points!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Raw power and precision, like a runaway train careening down the tracks. Plant, like an uncaged lion in heat, belting out the vocals like a bluesman on steroids. Page, putting on a masterclass on Strat tone and the tremolo arm. Zep wasn't just the best band of the 70's, that's an understatement. They were in a class of their own, rock royalty, and no one else came close!
And NEVER WILL rock is dead, because of corruption in ever government in the world. They have killed our souls and are going for our throats.
Ozzy says it best " War Pigs".
No question...no debate 👍
Nobody ever has come close, in all these years. Greatest band to ever rock the world.
Absolutely Right! ❤❤❤❤
VERY underappreciated Zeppelin song. Certainly strikes a tone.
Forgot how much I loved (and lived in) this jam until 'Sharp Objects' reminded me. Gotta love a great soundtrack!
Not at all underappreciated by Zepp fans worldwide.
Hardcore fans appreciate it every day
Oh, in the evening was very special to me circa 1989/90...used to listen a lot in my youth,
From 87-93...l used to listen Zepp relentlessly... my hobby was to purchase/hunt their bootlegs...back then l called them pirate vinyl lol...
No matter what, l always come back to zeppelin. Jimmy is my favorite guitar god. No matter what others says. Sloppy or wasted!
To me Page did more awesome magic then any other “perfect” guitar player
Only Hendrix and Beck are on a same or dimension.
Also, the song, Run for your life.
I’m 63 years old still love getting the led out
my 26 year old son Eric is a musician and loves Page, he loves classic rock! He can do most of his leads, Clapton and Hendrix as well!
Hell yeah. 52 and loving it more now
I’m 63 too. Love Zeppelin. I was at this show at knebworth. They came on late at night and the air smelled of pot. Great times.
65
65 here and still lovin it
This was the first time most of the audience would have heard this song. Some may have heard it at the previous show a week earlier, but most wouldn't have and the album wouldn't be released for another 4 days. This was my first hearing of In The Evening because I was there.
Lucky lad
How did the crowd react to Jimmy’s solos being lacklustre?
@@ctrlshiftqq9846 Probably by staring in amazement because the solo’s were fantastic
@@ross3423 No… not on this night…
@@ctrlshiftqq9846 You are dead wrong.
Plant's guttural voice is all the more amazing when you consider the range of his wailing falsetto! Such a rare and unique talent. Then you happen to add genius on bass, once-in-a-generation-lead-guitar in Page and the ultimate rock rhythm foundation in Bonzo, you have the greatest pure rock band of all times.
Facts no other band will be like them
Back then and to this day definitely the best EVER!
I LOVE LED ZEPPELIN. ❤
I was there on the second show, only 16 years old with a friend 17 years old, we camped out the night before in a borrowed old mouldy tent.
❤️
4th August 1979. I was there. What a night.
No light effects, no balloons or video sync just four men on stage rocking out and giving us fans a treat to enjoy for a lifetime.
I do believe that's a laser x
Led Zeppelin even at the end of their careers were better than 99% of the bands in their entire careers. Led Zeppelin is the definition of the word = LEGENDS
Yes but they didn’t know they were at the end of their career as a band . They didn’t expect John Bonham to pass away
Amen
Spot on
@@charliehustle1540 Page and Bonzo were fighting their addictions, Plant couldn't recover from the lost of his son and his vocals were a mere shadow of what they used to be. Only JPJ was normal and he carried Zep through their final album
100%
LED ZEPPELIN the Undisputed TITANS of Rock & Roll... They have NO EQUAL and They Never Will!
Now we have Zakk Wylde
I agree👌 There are good bands but none come close to the Mighty Zep..@Jimmy J
I’m sure QUEEN and the late great Freddie Mercury would have something to say about that
Damn Straight! Best group ever!This concert rocked. Still have the print out off the tree!
True fax
This is the most underrated, yet best, songs by Led Zeppelin. This is real Rock and Roll baby.
Hello Shannon Finn, how are you doing today? I'm glad you're a fan, and It's my pleasure meeting you here. Is this song one of your favorite songs?
Amazing, no backing tracks, background vocals, auto tune, canned music, loops, backing drum machine, lip synching, or background singers. Just three amazing musicians, each sounding like two people each on their instruments. Then there is Plant's voice, whether crooning or screaming it out, perhaps the best "instrument" in all of history. Saw them 3 times in the 70s, no matter how old and dotard I become, those fantastic shows will always live in my best part of my memories.
Best band of true musicians of all time!
I was at knebworth both weekends also saw them at Earl’s Court always top of my list as a band
And I'm the biggest misfit of all who never got to see my favorite band play :/
@@heyjenknee You’re not alone.
Where's J.P.J.?
There will never be another group of musicians who when they came together, exploded on to the world like Led Zeppelin. The quintessential band there ever was or will be.☘
Mesmerizing opens double base improv to open this song. Now perhaps we can see how important the times is by the percussionist for the rest to fall into perfect place
Zep died because of this. No one could ever replace John, ever.
RIP
Never be a band like this the greatest of all time hands down
people want to say beetles or stones or floyd, but truely the greatest of all is the hammer of the gods. LED ZEPPELIN no one compares.
@@angelwilliams413 100 %
God's
this is one of those videos that clarifies why everyone thinks Bonham is the best rock drummer ever. He makes this track more than what it would be with any one else. He is terribly missed
Maui Mig I actually have to agree with that , how do you replace the greatest drummer ever
Except for Page's album cut break-down... I agree otherwise. Bonham was/is the Beast/Best...
Everyone, not. Bonham was good. Ian Paice just as good. And quite a few others.
There's no 'best' ever. It's opinion.
Love bands where drums are essential elements of the sound - Zep (and The Who) represent!
@Mike Smith I agree 100%
This is why there the best band on the planet.
No Question! They give no quarter...
agreed
most bands are amateurs compared to this
Sim. Led Zeppelin e Sepultura
It is not there it is they are or they're.
Led zeppelin fantastic band I was at that concert 19 at the time showing my age now
Robert Plant has the most underrated voice vocals PERIOD! When he puts all his might into that microphone, it's out of this world. Just absolutely phenomenal!
My absolute favorite singer, his range tone & textures are unmatched, he puts his soul into his vocals too.
This version is ADDICTIVE
Agreed I listen to it almost every day for 3 years
Very
Absolutely
I must've died and gone to Rock & Roll heaven. MAGNIFICENT!
I am addicted
Jimmy worked a guitar like no one else. It's why he's the man and always will be.
Very rare to see him playing a Fender as well
@@craigclark6922 that’s a lake placid blue Stratocaster I did some digging
Strumming with the whammy bar a lot. Dude was always innovative.
Wonder how that strat stayed in tune for 8 minutes using the wammy bar continuously 🤤
Telecaster remember? But wish he would p play that blue strat more often! 👍
Led Zeppelin their music 🎶 🎵 is most definitely original, there is no one like them 🎉🎉. They are totally unique and they have a style and sound that's just timeless and classic 🎉🎉
No mater how many times I watch this Im blown away!
This live & Since I’ve Been Loving You live at MSG (1973), are my 2 favorites, but I love all from them.
Jimmy Page is the bravest player I've ever seen. He truly will try anything he deems beneficial to the feel of the song.
Two in the chest y lo mejor es que queda perfecto con lo que añade. Siempre me genera “ goosebumps “ como en tu idioma se dice.
He tried anything because he couldn't remember how he played a song yesterday.
@@agnostic47 Maybe you don't play guitar but you have no idea how hard it is to improvise every time, page, Hendrix, beck, Clapton, etc
@@agnostic47 YOU'RE A DISGRACEFUL. GO PLAY SOMEWHERE AND FO!
@@agnostic47 Page was often looking for new ways to get what he wanted from a guitar. Having out of phase switches installed on his Les Paul for one thing, alternate tunings and even playing cheap guitars (Danelectro) and sometimes cheap (Supro, at the time) or unusual (Rickenbacker Transonic) amps.
Hard to believe this is a 3 piece with a single vocalist... the sound is so full and powerful
Led Zeppelin are the only ones who could perform the best live
They just know each other is going to deliver and, boy, did they deliver
Every Zep fan girl melts when Plant sings "oh.. I need your love". Awesome song. JB drives it home.
Bonzo was, still is, and always will be the greatest rock drummer EVER...full stop, 'nuff said, I have spoken.
Keith Moon says hi.
@@lobatoulr7154 JOHN BONHAM, NOT JOE..
@@dociebiemowie915 Keith Moon played like an epileptic monkey, with no sense of dynamics, or technique that would even come close to the beast that was Bonzo. That's fact..
For led zeppelin he was perfect fit
No overdubs just pure talent and soul
Bonham and JPJ were the heaviest rhythm section ever heard. The sheer power drove the music as Jimmy danced around painting lush landscapes and Robert’s vocals soared like a lone eagle on the hunt.
Truth, Achilles Last Stand is one of my favorites for that reason 👍
Если бы не Алкоголик Бонэм то Не было бы Led Zeppelin , Один Орал! другой Ритм Держал ,
Bonham's drum fills in this are so smooth and magnificent.
No drummer will ever touch Bonham !
Neil Peart destroys him, as does Ian Pace.... Be honest.
Bwahahahahahaha. Never ever ever. Ever. Have I mentioned ever?
So well said.
Sam GW Thank you! Its Bonzos groove,feeling that sets him apart. Peart sounds like a robot no feeling.
And this is one of the many reasons why Led Zeppelin is the best band in History. 😊💗
I so agree💯🥰💖👍⭐👌💌
Some will argue it's Pink Floyd, or Deep Purple, or Metallica, or even Aerosmith. One thing is for sure and that is Bonzo is the greatest hard rock drummer that ever lived.
@@metalmike570 Keith Moon. Zeppelin is overrated. Trash lyrics and plagiarism.
@@dociebiemowie915 Looka t them physically. Bonzo - 6 feet tall 225 lbs. Heaviest hitting drummer most people think so. Keith Moon - like Lars Ulrich. LMAO
@@metalmike570 Peart and Moon >>> Bonzo
NEVER WILL BE ANOTHER LED ZEPPLIN THE BEST
The greatest ensemble band in Rock history
Led Zeppelin is the Best Fucking band in the world! !
No Shit!!
Absolutely!!! 🤘🏻
zoso baby...
Usted tiene totalmente la razón!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Always has been always will be.
This is music kids... Real Music you know , no boom box or babbling nonsense.
The All Mighty Led Zeppelin. There is no equal period.
This band is on another level.
Hi. I had a small music shop in Turkey . I used to sell music cassettes,albums. I'm 57 now. I have been listening Led Zeppelin over 40 years with the same exact joy. I even had a chance to small chit chat with them that showed me how amazingly humble they were.
They were the most important famous people I met in my life. They were so normal, sincere and gentlemen. No complimants or anything. We talked for about 20-25 minutes and drank tea with Robert.After the concert was finished I tried to learn where do they would stay in.Next day I''ve found and waited by the hotel.When Robert went out I kissed him and hugged him. He Asked me about the previous day's concert performance.I said time passed so fast like a dream. I said I came about 1000 km from my town Adana to İstanbul for the concert he said please drive carrefully. I took LZ 3 LP (which I've bought and brought back to that concert) in İtaly when I was 21 y.o. in 1983 and they signed the album LZ 3 Long Play. I even had a chance to small chit chat with them that showed me how amazingly humble they were.
I was waiting for Jimmy, he was crouching and shopping at a peddler who sold cheap imitation watches near the hotel street. I talked to him for 5-6 minutes. He was also gentleman, sincere like a normal person. I loved them more because they are the most important band of history (according to me) and so normal people like a teacher or friends.
I am hoping that I don't die before them and they keep playing their amazing music.
Lucky me. I've also met Michael Lee. RİP Michael.Lee and Bonzo.You're the greatest drummers of all.
At the concert it was forbidden taking photos.Security took the film from my camera.But I've hidden another film in my socks.So I've taken many photos:) There were somebody who recorded the all the sound of the concert his hands in the air all night long.After 30 years I've found him in internet.He'll give me the recordings of the concert and I'll give him the night's photos.
Life is beautiful with Led Zeppelin. İsn't it?
eminelektronikadana
Yes.. The world is better for us lucky fans to have Zep in our lives💫✌️
what a moving way to share this encounter, you must be as gentle as they are. I read your story listening to this incredible masterpiece and you added pleasure to my pleasure, thank you Sir.
Thanks for your story. I have heard similar things about them from other folks.
I had the pleasure of meeting Jimmy in September 2015 at a coffee shop in Holland Park, London. I was very nervous and he was very kind.
Dude you walked and talked with gods. Truly blessed you are 😎
Who's playing the bass? :- John.
Who's playing keyboards? :- Paul Jones.
J RV more importantly bass pedals
On the Montrose Jump on it album/tour Jim Alcivar handled most of the bass line on his keyboard/pedals with a little help from former band mate Randy Jo Hobbs
@@Stereostupid
Be quiet
😂😂😂
Yeah it's jpj playing bass with bass foot pedals.ive heard comments on various zeppelin live videos that it's 2 guitars or while jpj is playing piano or organ someone else is playing bass!!!!! No you dumb fucks.its just the 4 of them all the time.you know why.because they where master's of there trade the best there ever was or ever will be period and when bonzo passed they knew it was over for respect for there friend and band mate and they knew he couldn't be replaced .
Greatest concert ever. I know because I was there
Me too ... great memories.
~ 6:30 I like how jimmy was imitating Roberts voice with the whammy bar....the greatest band to exist. untouchable
So cute hahaha
Bien sûr , à bien écouter le groupe on se rend compte de l’énorme potentiel
Bonzo was really doing extraordinary things at this point in his career and coming onto something even more incredible. Not to say he wasn't before, but my God he's magnificent here.
That's not even playing the drums.. Its so incredible there's got to be another term for it..
1979 was his best. Listen to copenhagen concerts. Best ever
To me all of them were at their best point that night.
@@dortega12 6/21/77 is certainly a contender for Bonzo's hottest night
When I saw led Zeppelin live I could have swore there was five drummers when John Bonham plays
No band to this day is better than Led Zeppelin. And Jimmy rocks it.
Every player in Zeppelin rocks it; that's why they're so special.
Man, what can you say, which has been said a million times over. LED ZEPPLIN CAN REALLY ROCK!!!!!!!!!!!!
Four extremely talented individuals came together to form the ultimate band. Without Zep half the bands today would not exist. And all good looking.
Led zeppelin is the best there is the best there was the best there ever will be
Yes they are. True Rock and Roll Gods forever !!!
I agree 100 percent
End of story!
Yes sir !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Led Zep had the best musicians and singer in the Universe! Beatles had the guitar chords and chorus that shocked the world!
Robert Plant, best “ ohh” in the business.
these guys were not normal, not for a minute... never were, never will be
The sounds they could create live with 70’s technology is simply amazing. It shows you how great they were live and as a collective group. Simply the best
To be fair they did have the very best technology available at the time. Look at that telephone on JP's keyboard.
@@Jlipnicki😅😅😅😅
love the roughness of plants voice in this song..what a great band they were
The Rolling Stones couldn't even touch this band. Zep was the biggest act of their day for a good reason!
as musicians LZ are way better! however, RS got their own gimmicks and their music is great too. although as professionals they can't hold a candle to LZ.
The mighty Zeppelin all......day.....long
That's funny you're comparing the Rolling Stones to Led Zep. It's like comparing the best restaurant in NY to anther best restaurant in NY.
You can't compare these two bands ! No relations what so ever ! And by the way, the Stones are still active... Not Led Zep...
@@marsattacks7071 Meh. It's a matter of preference I suppose. Some people will rock until they are 90. It's definitely a good idea to keep busy.
People think zeppelin was past there prime nonsense in the evening great live performance they were just gearing up here ready to to expand zeppelin and become the best band in the universe again the music 🎶 us zeppelin fans were cheated out off because of the tragedy of John Bonham's death Zeppelin was getting better expanding so much great music ahead of them a shame but thank God we have these old videos to realize how truly great they were and would have gotten better
The phone... on Jonesy's piano... LOVE it!!!
John Paul Jones plays bass, keyboards and some times he plays the telephone.
Alan James H. Zamorano 😁😁😁
He plays guitar, lap steel guitar, mandolin too...
He can play with himself along with 45 more instruments too.
Creo que es difícil imitarlo playing his telephone, lol.
He usually plays left-handed bass or bass pedals when playing keys, but here it sounds like no bass function at all. Very thin.
I'm glad that Jimmy Page found peace within himself and got his act together to this day where his real talent shines.
I'm glad Jimmy was able to save himself, so many can't. I've never hear how he accomplished it. Surely he must have had some help.
Indeed but it's a shame he trashed himself later on around the time of Live Aid. He was wasted and played terrible at that gig.
Clapton never really recovered
pretty sure his 'real talent' has been shinning since he fist picked up a guitar, SMFH. He was the top Sessions player way before he founded, started Led Zeppelin
@@theresacarmen9847 he actually said because of what happened to bonham that he got straight
That first chunky note Page plays at the beginning of the solo is the best...it's like you're entering into his dimension, his little world...welcome and prepare to have your face melted.
This will always be my favorite song by Zep. It reminds me of the summer after graduation partying with my friends. My brothers. Many gone now. Great times and great memories. Thank you Zep.
Me too. The memories.
'80 grad agrees.
They strode the planet like musical monsters. All four of them individually & collectively. No one comes anywhere near them. Headed by the best manager ever Peter Grant.
7:15 -- that build up to the ending man….🤯
Bonham and Page
When John Bonham transforms noise -- mere sound -- into music, it is the mark of a true genius.
I love this performance so much. Every one of them just reeking with talent
I love the way Jimmy smiles at about 7:31. It likes he knows they nailed it.
Same thing happened during achilles as well on that night
He's smiling because he knows it was a miracle that his guitar stayed in tune. 😄🎸
@@MarcoPolo-je5ej without a locking nut, it's a real miracle
I noticed that also. Love this song. Best version/ video of it, period! Thanks for the post.
This track is insane . One of their best ever. All 4 musicians awesome ❤❤❤
I remember hanging out with my my buddies and asking 'hey do we like this album now?' What a relief because the answer was affirmative across the board.
It is truly amazing that while Jimmy was going thru the withdrawals he still never missed a beat. That is how he did it. So beautiful to watch and see
Well he made up for it when he was off his head....if you don't play you might not know he was a very sloppy and messy player sometimes...still a legend none the same.
@@123emser in his heoin days he was!
@@123emser Was the yardstick all other guitarists were measured by.
All of zep gave it their all. Remember that. Giants
It doesn't seem like he was playing on the beat as much as the beat was keeping up with him tbh. He's always played loose (or 'sloppy' as purists would call it) but here, at times, it seems Bonham and Jones have to reel him in.
That drum fills... this is why I keep listening this
Many think Bonzo (Bonham) is the greatest hard rock drummer that ever lived. I gotta agree.
Dear God. It don't get better than this.
The greatest band ever!
Led Zep rules untill infinity!
Rip 💔 Bonzo! Greatest drummer ever!
The Lord of the strings and sounds of the hammer of the Gods - Led Zeppelin !!!!
1000000000000000000 procent true
Гении на все времена! Их творчество, музыка и песни вошли в Историю человечества. Не умер бы Джон Бонэм, Цепелины до настоящего времени творили. Каждый альбом, каждая песня, композиция, каждая нота и аккорд, всё является достоянием Человечества.
John Bonham, not Joe...
@@rhythmista7707 You're right, sorry the typo came out.
Plant was so good on stage...his presence... thanks to u tube...an Internet....he moves and acts like he sounds on radio what an awesome front man...the ultimate going way back...coolest part is they really sound like that live not a lot of over dubbing... Jimmy had the sound dialed in... always upgrading...he was a Master...
Best Rock band in the history of music. Period.
Robert looking right at Jimmy singing,"it's got to stop,it's got to stop,"
My father bought me in through the out door when i was ? 14,was only albu. I owned i played it over and over .loved it thn. This live version is great. Dad passed in April. Tribute. R i p .c.j.s!!
THEE BEST BAND EVER!!!! NO ONE COMPARES!
Anyone else notice Plant looks right at Jimmy and his tone changes when he says "It's got to stop, it's got to stop" almost like pleading with his brother to stop the hard life with drugs when they were beginning to take over. Maybe I'm just reading into it?
Still my favorite band of all time!!!!!! ❤
Yep - think you are, Not that it's inaccurate but......
Looks that way to me too!!! Glad he got better.
Robert sounds amazing here!!
When Gods still walked the Earth!
One of the best songs by Zeppelin.
I WISH I COULD HAVE SEEN LED ZEP LIVE. I JUST MISSED THEM. THE CLOSEST I CAME TO SEEING THEM WAS , SEEING THE FIRM 2 X LIVE WITH JIMMY PAGE. AND SEEN JASON BONHAM , THE MASTERS SON.
So many versions of this song on UA-cam yet this is the only one that really gets off the ground !
So true. After seeing this in 1995 by Page and Plant and the various other versions. A proper Zeppelin version, the song just takes off as it's intended. The later versions operate with it's heart and soul stripped from it. I look at this way - this is the song as the band envisioned it. Not some Egyptian ensemble with a terrible dragging tempo that guts JPJ's synth solo - those are just bad news in 1995. "Plant-ified," and the greatness ripped from them.
Such an Incredible Performance by the Late Drummer, John Bonham! He Died Way Too Young!
Knebworth was one of the best shows they ever performed
@ Jeff Higgs The 4th, was pretty damn good save for a few nerves. August 11th, I'm sure the band would've wanted a mulligan on that show with the technical problems, string breaks and Jimmy and Bonzo being "off."
@ The Beach Guy. That's nice.
Page's playing is out of this world here.
Led Zeppelin! Gods of Rock N Roll! The 70s will always be their reigning decade! No one could touch them!
They kicked ass for a solid decade. RIP John Bohnam!
Was there in 79 at 19 yrs old incredible can’t explain blessed I am …took me weeks to get over the amazing time I had …unbelievable experience in life ..the world was mine ‘✌🏻love ya mr plant and zeppers u truely r the most incredible musicians … mind blowing wish I cud back to those times again …wot a life for rockers a wealth of amazing gigs we did see that’s how it was for us … life changing stuff let me say … life was real and grounded ….and wonderful wot a time to b young 😁
Best band ever..love this live version..ROBERT PLANT is the man!!..
Best version of this song!! Love it so much!!!
There are some pretty killer 1980 live performances of this track FYI. Dortmund 6-17-80 being one. Cheers.
Hands down the best.
Puts the album version to SHAME!!!
Long Story Short . . . Its Boxing day 2015. I am communicating with a dude from the USA and I'm in Sydney, Australia. This hombre tells me that his dad was a roadie for Zeppelin in 1977. This cool fan sent me pictures of Led Zeppelin that I have NEVER Seen before or since. His dad was a massive Led Zeppelin fan and managed to get tickets to both Knebworth gigs in England in 1979.
So what I hear you all say …..
This guy sent me a wmv file of the second 1979 Knebworth gig. It was hard, raw footage and Zeppelin and the sound . . . atrocious.
The version here, which I love as well as the fantastic version of the self titled - Led Zeppelin DVD - are outstanding. Jimmy Page has obviously mixed copies/edits/grabs off
In the Evening on UA-cam. I am glad Pagey did this as the sound and mixes off the second '79 Knebworth gig, in particular his solo's were truly awful.
Heroin . . . Page's performances in '77, 79 ands 1980 were severely hampered by heroin.
Zeppelin in '77 - this fan sent me a second file of predominantly Jimmy Page performances from 1977. They were amazing good videos albeit short.
Why don't I share these videos - This 15 year old had amazingly good IT skills. On this file was an amazingly good version of In the Evening from 1980.
No video but just sound, I was blown way. After I watched this file 5 times I received a message that said
'You Have Exceeded the Maximum Usage' and the file DELETED itself." Dohh
I've heard this song live and on the album and, it's one of the better ones from In Through The Out Door. It's not my favorite Zep album but, this, "Fool In The Rain" and "All My Love", excellent songs so, I don't write this album off like some Zep fans I know.
I love this version way more than the album studio version 🤘😂🔥😎😎
Love how JPJ has a phone on top of his keyboard as if he’s expecting a call mid show.
Probably there in case Page needs heroin.
Look Children! The Gods!
What an awesome live version of this song.
Even going through their own personal problems (apart from JPJ), nobody but, nobody could come anywhere near Led Zeppelin. They were colosul. The best that was, & will ever be.
JPJ? And that haircut? 😉
Now that’s rock n roll ladies and gentlemen. Dammmm. That was great live performance. By the MIGHTY ZEPPELIN. !! Absolutely awesome !!!
What a version ! Bonzo at his best with great great great fills ! I have been playing drums for just 9 months in this guy is my pure drumming inspiration ! RIP my friend you were way ahead of every drummer !
I've been playing for 35 years, and he's one of my all time favorites. Every stroke he plays, it seems, is pure magic. Doesn't matter what the track is. One of the Greats.
Luis Terrero z
Hey no one can ever come close to Bonham. He was Paige’s anchor for sure!!
Zeppelin had a magical mysticism about them. Lyrically, and musically, no one compares.
In through the out door is one of my favorite Zeppelin albums ever. ❤
I love it too, especially this song.
I am lucky enough to see zepp live in 73, 75 and two nights in a row in 1977 (when they played six nights at the forum here in L.A.). I think the shows in 77 we're my favorite, in particular " Achilles last stand" where Bonham was frigging relentless on the drums.
Congratulations.
I wish that I could be there too
Beatles,Stones then came Led Zep and taught the world what real music was
It is all music, we like what it is to take us away
@@innis52carra you pathetic son of a bitch
Actually without the blues there wouldn't be any Beatles, Stones or Zeppelin 😁😁