Learn how to play Led Zeppelin: The Song Remains The Same on guitar - the intro. Section one starts at 1:13. To watch me play the entire intro. click on 24:45.
Wanted to play this song since before you were born. Saw Zep play it live in Dallas in 1977. Picked up my guitar again after 20 years of neglect and discovered the joys of youtube for guitar. Wish I'd had youtube 40 years ago. :( You're fucking awesome, bro!
thanks for sharing that cool story! I wish I had the chance to see Zeppelin live, but I was too young. My favorite Zeppelin concert is their reunion Celebration Day Live Concert DVD. The video and audio are all hd, and they sound and look incredible in 2007!
Best lesson for this on YT. Thanks for that - I've been after learning this for a while but hought it was going to be too complicated. Well explained and nice pace. Cheers. Mike.
I've left this bad boy alone for too long, and its time to get it down. Excellent lesson, and it will be a joy to work it through. Just another example of Page's ability to change tempos, keys and attack in a heartbeat. Look forward to more of your lessons.
Thanks, I thought of that, but as you can see from this rhythm licks video and intro, it lasted over 26 minutes, and to video lesson the solos, the video for the solos would be well over one hour just for the solos (I don't think anyone would watch it, way too long.)
Thanks for the lesson. Keeping it simple is the best way. I've been avoiding this song for a long time because of the complexity, but it's been on my bucket list forever. I do best when I get the basic feel and a few chords and then the rest kinda falls into place. It's going to take me a few weeks to get this right, but then, that's the fun of it, 'cause I only do it for fun, but I'm picking it up faster than I expected. I have a '70s Greco Les Paul copy that I bought at a pawn shop years ago, don't know much about it or what it's got but it sounds great and plays as nice as any real Les Paul I've played, with real pretty brass keys. Doesn't matter if you present all the solos because I can figure them out as I go, and, besides, Jimmy improvises all the time, anyway, so if it sounds good, it's right, and it's good enough for me. Thanks again, man, You're doing a great service. Good job!
I always assumed SRTS was not in standard tuning because it proceeds Rain Song of the live record, but now I realize they just arranged the songs like they were on Houses - unless Jimmy has two double necks. :)
You try to tell each and every note from The Song Remains The Same and see how long it takes to tell every note, there's hundreds and hundreds of notes, not counting the solos which are about 1,000 notes each. That's why the "lesson" has to have talking to say all the notes, and that's why I did not include the main solos, because they would have lengthened the video by about one hour of talking with only 3 minutes of playing.
@@TheRageCommenter who cares about other covers I am talking about the original jimmy page live version. I always use my ears to tell me truth not some guy on youtube.
i learned how to play this song about eight months ago and i can tell you guys this lesson is spot on !
Thanks ultra!
Wanted to play this song since before you were born. Saw Zep play it live in Dallas in 1977. Picked up my guitar again after 20 years of neglect and discovered the joys of youtube for guitar. Wish I'd had youtube 40 years ago. :(
You're fucking awesome, bro!
thanks for sharing that cool story! I wish I had the chance to see Zeppelin live, but I was too young. My favorite Zeppelin concert is their reunion Celebration Day Live Concert DVD. The video and audio are all hd, and they sound and look incredible in 2007!
Great lesson thank you!
Essa música tem muitos detalhes, vídeo ficou muito explicativo, aprendi bastante, muito bom! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 🇧🇷
Best lesson for this on YT.
Thanks for that - I've been after learning this for a while but hought it was going to be too complicated.
Well explained and nice pace.
Cheers.
Mike.
Thanks for the lesson, i've been trying to figure this song out for awhile, i think your the only lesson on YT,,, so Thanks much appreciated
Guitar Hack Sure, you're welcome. Thanks for sending a very nice message!
Great video!! Your Les Paul sounds amazing....did you replace the bridge pickup?
yes, about 15 times. don't remember what pickup was in there at that time.
I've left this bad boy alone for too long, and its time to get it down. Excellent lesson, and it will be a joy to work it through. Just another example of Page's ability to change tempos, keys and attack in a heartbeat. Look forward to more of your lessons.
Thanks Man. Lots of these jerks just play A to Asus5.
good job
Learn before teaching...
vague pick a level of skill you want to teach to
Enjoyed the lesson, found it helpful. I wish you would post the rest of the song though!
Thanks, I thought of that, but as you can see from this rhythm licks video and intro, it lasted over 26 minutes, and to video lesson the solos, the video for the solos would be well over one hour just for the solos (I don't think anyone would watch it, way too long.)
@@80shairmetalband bruh
Luna rock guitar I would. You’d be surprised how many would
The lesson was ripping. Thanks so much for the amazing detail. Greetings from Melbourne Australia.
Thanks for the lesson. Keeping it simple is the best way. I've been avoiding this song for a long time because of the complexity, but it's been on my bucket list forever. I do best when I get the basic feel and a few chords and then the rest kinda falls into place. It's going to take me a few weeks to get this right, but then, that's the fun of it, 'cause I only do it for fun, but I'm picking it up faster than I expected. I have a '70s Greco Les Paul copy that I bought at a pawn shop years ago, don't know much about it or what it's got but it sounds great and plays as nice as any real Les Paul I've played, with real pretty brass keys. Doesn't matter if you present all the solos because I can figure them out as I go, and, besides, Jimmy improvises all the time, anyway, so if it sounds good, it's right, and it's good enough for me.
Thanks again, man, You're doing a great service. Good job!
cool story, you're welcome.
Nice. Thanks for the video !!!
Thanks.for video.
great lesson. thanks for putting so much detail into it. it really helps
I always assumed SRTS was not in standard tuning because it proceeds Rain Song of the live record, but now I realize they just arranged the songs like they were on Houses - unless Jimmy has two double necks. :)
Not sure if this is a lesson or Marine Corps training on Paris Island. Not for the beginner that's for sure, but stick with it.
Is that a 59 reissue jimmy page les paul?!?!
Nope, it's just a Standard with the knobs changed to top hat knobs.
Great lesson man i didn’t think i’d be able to play this song. and btw u kinda look like niko from gta 4 lol
Dude I’m just as confused as I are
Awesome
99% of the video: TALKING
1% Playing guitar
You try to tell each and every note from The Song Remains The Same and see how long it takes to tell every note, there's hundreds and hundreds of notes, not counting the solos which are about 1,000 notes each. That's why the "lesson" has to have talking to say all the notes, and that's why I did not include the main solos, because they would have lengthened the video by about one hour of talking with only 3 minutes of playing.
at segment 5:56 C chord wrong- 3rd string (g) should be open
That’s wrong. Have you seen any other cover of this song ever??
@@TheRageCommenter who cares about other covers I am talking about the original jimmy page live version. I always use my ears to tell me truth not some guy on youtube.
feel free to tune