Jimmy Page snd The Black Crowes - (16/23) In the Light.mpg
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- Jimmy Page & The Black Crowes
July 10, 2000
Jones Beach Amphitheater
Wantagh, NY
Set List
01 Celebration Day
02 Wanton Song
03 Misty Mountain Hop
04 Hots On For Nowhere
05 No Speak No Slave
06 Sick Again
07 What Is And What Should Never Be
08 Horsehead
09 Oh Well
10 Ten Years Gone
11 In My Time Of Dying
12 Just Can't Be Satisfied
13 Your Time Is Gonna Come
14 Remedy
15 The Lemon Song
16 In The Light
17 Shapes Of Things
18 Nobody's Fault But Mine
19 Heartbreaker
20 Bring It On Home
21 She Talks To Angels
22 Out On The Tiles
23 Whole Lotta Love
Any youngsters out there that have not heard the album Physical Grafitti need to turn on to it. Best album ever.
The most undervalued album from them, in my opinion. Like yeah it has Kashmir, but every song on there is completely mind-blowing.
Stuck on a island physical graffiti exile on main st highway to hell covered my all my bases
Amen !!!
100%
Glad you love it so much. There are some amazing songs on P.G.
They should have opened the 1975 shows with this song. Imagine the lights down and the synth howling that intro....goosebumps.
Good call! Nice slow burn to get Plant's already horse throat at least primed for later flight in the set🤙
this is the only cover of this GREAT tune. can u help, where is an origanal lz song?
they really did a great job, in d light is really a cult by now. 1 of best, from 1 of the best. . this tune is just..well..genious.
Yes!
Very little now days will ever evoke the emotion and grandeur that this song does! Few songs can take you to another plane of existence like in the light.
I seen them open with this song before.
Extremely difficult song to reproduce live, they did such a great job!
Much easier when you have seven blokes on stage vs. just four.
@@tedwojtasik8781 Modern Tech helps. All the synth parts are laid down before hand. Sound backing tracks are used by everyone now.
i was at this show couldnt beleive my ears when they played this one. awesome
I ll bet uh? It's like WTF!
That end riff is unbelievable Everytime I play it I get chills 😎
This riff was ahead of it's time
Which one?? They’re all hot licks
Only page could write such a slow, menacing, dark misty riff from the bowels of the earth and then have jones lift it up to lofty almost heavenly heights, THEN bring it back down to a hypnotic Celtic droning mantra... I Fucking love Zeppelin
beefcakepantiehoes Makes my skin crawl in a good way but I love it!!
man you are so correct, this makes the hair on the back of my neck stand up and march. Led Zeppelin was the rock machine, no one compares. the GODS OF ROCK by far, who can really compare, honestly.
Probably the best rock guitar arranger ever. A true genius.
You said it all right there. And still have it be hard core
JPJ was the secret weapon of Led Zep.
We smoked a bowl of hashish with Jimmy page and the drummer before the concert backstage ! We were so stoned. We laughed out the back stage door...only to have to pay to get back in agin. $ 45 each. It was a good show indeed !
Jimmy? Hash? I don't believe it! Haha That must have been awesome. I'd love to sit down with him.
This show should've been the officially released live album. Wanton Song, In the Light, etc.. great show
jimmy page and the black crowes play with such passion that it puts life to the song. they should release more albums together
This performance is absolutely insane. Just perfect! 🥲
Majestic. As close to the Page vision as you will hear live!
Life long fan of the Zep. When a band puts out a album maybe you get 3 or 4 good songs and the rest of the album is a number of fair songs. In my opinion the one thing that really impressed me about Led Zepplin was that every song on every album rocked, rare indeed.
In this track, one of the 'heaviest guitar riffs' you could find. PG is one of the top albums of rock. And, after hearing this great live version, I had to listen to Bron-Yr-Aur. Which was the next album track. Play it...
Jesus... I've been looking for this for years and years. THANK YOU!
C. Robinson rocks. He bleeds soul and the blues.
Hats off to black crowes playing my childhood dream concert
I saw them on this tour and when they played this one I almost shit myself.
Thanks to both! You nailed IT❤
The very best music the black crowes have ever played ,is with james Patrick page. They shall never forget meeting the man.
Man this is so good. Led Zeppelin was my favorite band while was growing up and seeing this amazing song done here with another group of awesome rockers just blows my mind. I love the Page/Crows collaboration. Incredible!
Excellent in all respects , great to hear and see the live versions done justice by terrific musicians no weak performances here . Brilliant
Nice to see this song live even if it's not with John, Bonzo and Robert. One of my favorite songs of all time.
We always look at the guitarists and leadsinger but what a great keyboardplayer The Crowes have...
Stiller Diggrich Eddie Harsch ,sadly no longer with us . I could listen to him all day and night.
@@grantshenton7079 Didn't know that.
👌🎼🎶❤️❤️Chapeau❤❤🎶🎼👌
Chris what a great great singer !!!#
Freakin 21 years ago,, so cool to re-discover this. 🇳🇴
the intro is fantastic!!!
The intro with its "call to prayer" thanks to Jonesy really sets you up for the internal journey of this song
You have an incredible band with so much natural feel with Jimmy. Eddie H rip is the best keys player I’ve ever seen live .This is a massive track beautifully portrayed here.
I love this masterpiece!
Saw this show in Camden NJ. Second row right in front of Jimmy Page. Amazing!
They did such a great job in getting the feel for this song. As a young kid my friend had this album, and it blew me away! Just the whole feel of it . This was before i heard th first, second or third album. My favorite zep album today!
I love this song, thanks for the great post, not perfect, but wow where will you ever hear rock music like this again :(
Lol, not perfect? How so? No live performance is "perfect", perfection is only attainable in a studio. It's weird you'd say "not perfect". Where's your perfect live version?
Charles, i think i was referring more to the sound quality of the video not the actual performance itself. I had some breaks on the feed. I think perfect was the wrong word for my original post. I think Rick Beato says that "perfection is the greatest enemy of goodness" and i tend to agree. I love the authentic live performances.
@@jeffreybass3318 haha, was just giving you a hard time. Yea I agree with you about the sound quality.
@@charlesbowers1749 Lead singer Chris Robinson doesn't quite reach the highest notes on the outro, but as you say, perfection isn't attainable - or perhaps not even desirable - in a live setting, and since LZ never played In the light live this is pretty much as good as it gets. For personal reasons this happens to be the LZ song closest to my heart, and to actually hear it done live is truly heart warming. Didn't even know this existed until today.
We need a box set or re-release of all the songs they played together.
Incredible
My all-time favorite so many great hits this tune f****** rocks
Amazing! What a Song !
Reall great guys! Thank you so much for playing this foundation of rock music, this contribution to the music in general. Thank you both, Led Zep & BC. Awesome, you performed a great, respectful and careful version of what is undoubtedly a milestone in Rock Music. Jaiwi
best blues voice to come out of America in a long time
Surprised Zep didn't do this one Knebworth/80 tour with John Paul Jones new synths.
But then I suppose if you have achilles, Kashmir, ten years gone, stairway to heaven It may be Epic overload
Wish those brothers could find a way to get along like this again before it’s too late. Too late will be here too soon.
Wow. How did I never hear this before
I've always been of the opinion (perhaps a minority one but an opinion none the less) that many of Zep's tunes, like this one, required more musicians than they brought to the stage when they were active - and because of that, many of their tunes took on a completely different live personality, and (IMHO) not often a good one. Therefore it's refreshing to hear a Zep tune with keyboards played live that actually has a discernable bass line as well (not to mention the multiple guitar parts).
I agree. JP Jones is a great multi-instrumentalist, but he couldn't do it all at the same time.
I love housefull all those layered guitar sound. I'm sort of a guitarist myself and I think in the live recordings I hear page compromising and playing parts of different guitar parts on a single thread. It's like he was trying to capture the best of all the parts.
Kevin Keyes..........You are correct. I saw the original Led Zeppelin 3 times throughout the 70's and then Page & Plant during their "Unledded" tour in the early mid 90's in Orlando Florida. Page always did infuse "parts of the various guitar parts" during their live performances, that were done as overdubs in the studio. At times, he really pulled it off, and other times, it sounded a little thin. Either way, it's a damned hard thing to do live, as Zep tunes are not that easy to perform AND make it sound right anyway. I know, because I'm a "retired" highly seasoned guitarist/blues harp/singer/performer/perfectionist, and covered most of the Zep catalog over a period of decades. Try SINGING it and playing those guitar parts at the same time on stage. I sure as hell did it.......and I did it a lot. I don't think I ever witnessed ANY other person pull off Plant's voice and Page's guitar playing at the same time, on stage, like I did. They were the masters for sure. I truly feel sorry for the younger generations being raised on rap & hip hop. They are totally CLUELESS......when it comes to REAL MUSIC.
I agree 1000% ! Sounds so good to hear all the guitars parts live , and just sounds massive in comparison to Zep playing live with 3 pieces.
kennundrum you’re spot on jimmy page played at least two different riffs per song, multiple guitars etc.
the only group that dared to try this one
Awesome!!! Thanks for putting this up!!
That was pretty spot on !!
Page is a genius
I was doing 90 hour weeks on the Hercules and Xena TV shows when this was happening. Some of the crew went over to see this, fuck, now I wish I had too...
Amazing
Awesome
So Epic.
Desert island song, for sure. In the Light you will find the road...take me there.
i saw this tour :)
Phenomenal.
4:55 that chord is like the primal OM
Great
Wow!!!
Damn that was good !
Greatest Led Zep tribute band of all time.
No way, Great White by a million miles.
Rockmaster But this one doesn’t kill their fans.
@@boataxe4605 ......Lord have Mercy !
terrivelmente sensacional
Type in : Led Zeppelin In the Morning ( Take Me Home) Early Version of In The Light. Page was doing " Lucifers Rising" soundtrack music at the time. The intro eerie type sound on" In the Light" is definitely influenced. What do you mean " youngsters out there"? I'm 66 years young bought " Physical Graffiti" dbl LP when released I think for $6.00
I think Jimmy should go out on the road with Jeff Beck and Eric Clapton and do this material!!! 3 guitarists doing Led Zeppelin justice...and maybe some Yardbirds tunes too..and Cream and some Beck's Bolero!!!!
Everyone should play Physical Graffitti and they would appreciate this live version ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
This is like A1 Steak Sauce. Yeah it's that damn goot!
Deep cut!
Chris Robinson does a pretty good Robert Plant This recording is outstanding
This is a fantastic song ,always thought it opened up PG and set the scene.Chris and his fellow Crowes really pull it off as Zeppelin is so hard to cover.Jimmy just goes where he wants,people accuse him of being sloppy but he is just really loose and in control,they are actually seriously tight considering this was just a project in 99.Genuinely thought Chris would go out with Zeppelin last year as Percy stated he wasnt up for it.LATG is one of the best live albums in the last 20 years.Rn'FR
4:58 That...one... chord. It's the cosmic OM
Zeppelin always reminds me of my first real girlfriend in high school. We watched The Song Remains the Same in midnight showings several times. In Through the Out Door was released during that time s as f we were planning on going to the Cleveland show around the time Bonham died. I miss those years.
The main riff is very unique, with use of chromaticism. Very haunting.
Too bad Zeppelin never did this live ever. Not even once. Something about JPJs mellotron tapes overheating and not playing back at the right speed (?) Anyway they didn't geT to do it, so for page to finally play it years later must have been very fulfilling
They played a version live that had many structural similarities but under a different song name.
Rich Robinson, World's unhappiest Rock Star on the Planet.
saw this at summerfest 2 weeks earlier.
That’s the thing about jimmy page
He want to do Rock opera
It’s all about juke jimmy the blues got to have soul
Basically a connection with the audience
The Black Crowes´s singer should sing in a band with Page, Jonesy and Jason.
On the album that drone was a bow on an acoustic
He's no Robert Plant but still a enjoyable rendition
I'm here to figure out the damn guitar parts.
Cameraman:. How do you shoot a Jimmy Page concert and almost never show JP?!?
Keith Richards said he didn't like Led Zeppelin 2. But of course he also said that Jimmy Page is on of the greatest guitars players he has ever ment. The STones are a good pop band from the 60s. Though now they are an embarrassment in ego stroking and pocket lining.
Caraleo !!!
The lead vocals are "buried" in the mix as well ! The drums could sound better & the vocals certainly could be turned up a notch or two.
Jimmy's fave Physical Graffiti song. He and Robert were enthusiastic to play it live but legend says Jones was uncomfortable with the synth sound in a live context. This excuse sounds weak so THAT part is probably legend.
Live synths weren't very practical in the 70s, especially with multilayered sounds like this.
These were all single note runs on a MiniMoog in this song. If Keith Emerson and Rick Wakeman could dazzle at this time, there really was no real excuse on Jones part. He had no trouble with Kashmir live.
And if you fffffeeeeeeeeelllllll that you can't go on....
This is the kind of song religions are formed around
Indeed. The Zeppeligion. Best band ever, periode!
❤
Don’t forget John Paul Jones
Man. They did a good job. Great White also did this song live and it’s a pretty good live recording. Jack Russell never got the credit he deserved.
best zeppelin tribute band!
Can anyone tell me if there is an ad midway before I get into it? Thanks.
I read a comment somewhere on here about where did the swarm of bees come from 😋😋😋
@collinschwartzesq I don't see it anywhere and find it tough to believe because melodically, it does not seem different. He did not go for a lower note alternative. Plant versus Robinson is tough to choose. Plant has a more melodic expressive smooth voice whereas Robinson has a more gritty ballsy sound. I will short circuit if I keep thinking of it. So apple and orange is my final answer also depends what songs they are doing.
Why is the keyboardist holding the key down thru the whole song ? Do terrible I thought it was feedback, someone edit that out plz
Nice splice Magpie.. Robin's wet dream
His wimpy drum set kills it. Damnit. Other than that it' s good. Sounds like he is beating on a paper thin snare ugh :-)
I have to agree - the snare drum & drum set sounds soooooo weak - although, it's an honest attempt & very good attempt this song.
Oh that's what it is...as i'm listening I'm feelin' it but something is not right.....I scroll down in the comments and reading your drum statement put my attention firmly on the weak drums. It's funny cuz' I like "The Crows" drumming but not on this song ,I guess?
the problem is EVERYTHING sounds wimpy compared to bonham!
I got to see Page and Plant when they toured together. Then I got to see Jimmy Page and the Black Crowes. Made me realize Jimmy Page was the better song writing/composer than Robert Plant was. Even though Plant wrote a lot of songs, I believe Page and John Paul Jones were better song writers and all around musicians than Plant was. RP had the good vocals and stage presence. I enjoyed the Jimmy Page and the Black Crowes show more than the Page and Plant show.
led zep never performed this live ..page and the black crowes only performance live
Yeah they did
Live performances[edit]
"In the Light" was never played live at Led Zeppelin concerts.[1] According to Jones, Robert Plant was emphatic about wanting to play the song onstage, but because Jones could not reproduce the synthesizer sound properly outside of the studio, he vetoed the idea.[citation needed]
Legacy[edit]
In an interview he gave to rock journalist Cameron Crowe, Plant stated that this song was one of Led Zeppelin's "finest moments".[2] Similarly, Page has stated that this is his personal favourite track on Physical Graffiti.[1] He performed this song on his tour with The Black Crowes in 1999. Although not included on their original album Live at the Greek, a version of "In the Light" can be found as a bonus track on the Japanese version of this album, released in 2000.
they didn't even attempt it on celebration day
Yeah, Pink Floyd could do stuff on synths, why not LZ!?
nuts45150 yes how selfish of them🙄🙄🙄🙄
That buzzing is really annoying.
Holy crap my ipad went crazy. Typo below
his voice is too low for this song
So the crows Brothets insulted Jimmy by saying they did not want to make any new music. This is why he left that tour. They played songs that were never done live. Mqhatba shsme
Those dirty scavenger crows stoned all day
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