這是我愛的春天 It is the springtime of my loving 我要知道的第二季 The second season I am to know 你是我成長中的陽光 You are the sunlight in my growing 我以前感受到的那麼少的溫暖 So little warmth I've felt before 感覺我發光並不難 It isn't hard to feel me glowing 我看著燃燒得如此之低的火，哦 I watched the fire that grew so low, oh 這是我微笑的夏天 It is the summer of my smiles 逃離我吧，黑暗的守護者 Flee from me, keepers of the gloom 只用你的眼睛跟我說話 Speak to me only with your eyes 是給你的，我給這曲子 It is to you, I give this tune 不是很難認出哦 Ain't so hard to recognize, oh 這些事情時不時地大家都清楚，ooh These things are clear to all from time to time, ooh 哦哦哦 Oh, oh 哦 Oh 說話，說話，說話，說話 Talk, talk, talk, talk 嘿，我感受到了我冬天的寒冷 Hey, I felt the coldness of my winter 我從沒想過它會過去 I never thought it would ever go 我詛咒籠罩在我們身上的陰霾，'我們，'我們 I cursed the gloom that set upon us, 'pon us, 'pon us 但我知道我如此愛你 But I know that I love you so 哦，但我知道 Oh, but I know 我是如此愛你 That I love you so 這些是情緒的季節 These are the seasons of emotion 像風一樣，它們起起落落 And like the wind, they rise and fall 這就是虔誠的奇蹟 This is the wonder of devotion 我看到火炬 I see the torch 我們都必須持有 We all must hold 這就是商的奧秘，商 This is the mystery of the quotient, quotient 在我們所有人身上，在我們所有人身上，必須下點小雨 Upon us all, upon us all, a little rain must fall 只是小雨，哦，是的 Just a little rain, oh, yeah 哦，哦，是的，是的，是的 Oh, ooh, yeah-yeah-yeah 來源： LyricFind 作詞/作曲：Jimmy Page / Robert Plant
Thats why Led Zeppelin is so great, they can play hard rock anthem such as " Heartbreaker" or " Black Dog" and create songs like this, beautiful and emotive. RIP John Henry Bonham.
Page looks like he is in opiate withdrawal, and he still plays flawlessly, page was a portal, we are all lucky to have been able to walk the earth at the same time as this band.
@@NicolePuzzuoli I was. The food was more boring, the music was better. Opinion: back then everything was not saturated with media so the audience were generally looking for music to transport them somewhere. So - it was explorative and you had to want to go on the journey and invest yourself in that on musics’ terms. The artists were giving voice to the music which was a sharing with the music in the middle. Now mainstream audiences are mainly looking for a background soundtrack to their lives. Their lives are the supposed to be the journey and the music is a prop to set the tone. And artists put themselves in the middle using the music as scenography for their self-presentation, which is the real product. But surprise surprise: when you make YOU the centre of the journey on YOUR terms, nobody is ever really going anywhere new. It’s just a loop of self. And that’s boring, generic and predictable for a reason. Like looking endlessly in a mirror. You see what you’ve already seen and the mirror itself is short on interesting or surprising features beyond that. I suppose maybe you can sum it up as: Back then: Hear THIS Now: Hear (and see) ME
@@whynottalklikeapirat I loved your explanation and completely agree. In my opinion that's why many current singers don't have much longevity in their career; because after their image runs out in the media they can't evolve, they present more of the same and the public gets tired, but in the past it was pure talent and not just their own image
@@NicolePuzzuoli Good point. My mental image was always if a tree has shallow roots it’s going to have trouble growing much bigger. And really it usually takes a lot more to hack it in the arts, if you are not somehow fortunate to land in a cosy position, than just image and talent. luck and good timing Hard work and sheer bloodymindedness matters, the ability to persuade, create networks and bypass gatekeepers to master some level of project management and leadership including, planning and strategy and execturtion etc. and ability to manage ones own excesses) Not saying everyone in the business has all that, but I work in theatre and the artistic leaders and choreographers I know are all super competent, artistically, BUT noone would get to see that if they werent able to also do most of the above, which they can and do or at least understand that they need other people in positions where they are less strong themselves. A lot of performing art comes down to simply the ability to network, convince and attract enough talent to a production and then organise and curate whatever comes out of them under some vision or principle - because they are ALL at the very least, top level performers who can adapt not only to their own preferences but to many styles and situations. They’re professional craftspeople who know their trade. Many have encyclopaedic knowledge of their field which is on par with that of Masters or Ph.d’s but it’s born out of their own practice, experience and research. Give them two plastic bags and they they’ll make something of it. Many people can sing pretty but have no real thrust or direction beyond presenting themselvesm, vibing with a song, with a bit of a manufactured personal quirk thrown in for originality. The artist I know and work with are ready to burn down and sacrifice more or less everything to pursue and realise their artistic vision (not just their carreer and self-staging, mind you - the art product itself), and that’s not a metaphorical statement. They are coming from somewhere and they are sure as shit going somewhere, all you have to do as a bystander is get on the bus if you’re invited, and contribute. You can challenge it, it’s often appreciated or needed, but not ultimately get in the way of that.
I heard whole lotta love for the first time on a little am radio i got for Christmas in 1969, i was 10 years old. I not only got a radio for Christmas I also received the gift of Led Zeppelin .
I CAN'T BELIEVE THAT I'D BEEN THINKING OF REMEMBERING THE RAIN SONG AND WHOLE LOTTA LOVE OUT OF A LITTLE TRANSISTOR RADIO I GOT AT CHRISTMAS ALSO! I THINK I WAS 11 OR 12. JUST WANTED TO LET YOU KNOW SOMEONE WAS REMEMBERING THE SAME THING. 🎉
George Harrison told Jimmy they couldn’t write a ballad and Jimmy wrote this lol Once Bonzo threw George into a swimming pool at bonzos bday party. Good times lol
One of my favorite Led Zeppelin tunes, never fails to bring tears to my eyes.... talk about Rock n Roll.... this is the true essense of it.... Robert Plants vocals, Jimmy Pages guitar playing so beautifully, John Paul Jones organ, and John Bonhams drums like no ones ever played drums before.... AND UPON US ALL A LITTLE RAIN MUST FAIL.....
absolutely, i was at this concert as a 15 year old boy high on amphetamine and this is the one song that rooted me to the spot with the sheer beauty and a sense of transcendence that i will never forget. it makes me cry too.
Most vocalists now scream- they can't sing. The guitars are speed contests, The drummers are way too loud. Just to be able to write so many unique songs.
I have always had trouble deciding whether The Rain Song or Ten Years Gone is Page's truly shining moment above all others, and conversely my favourite Zepp song. I truly love them both and they both somehow seem other worldly, like no human could have composed such truly dense, striking, beautiful songs.I have no comprehension as to how he came up with this magical song in such an obscure tuning. I've worked on and off on this song for three years, and sadly will never be able to play it like Page. But alas, the challenge is part of what all keeps you coming back. Just beautiful!!!
You are clearly on to something Herr. I have often wondered myself. To say both songs are sublime seems pale. If I HAD to chose (and I am SO glad I do not) I would say Ten Years Gone was JP's shining moment. But just by a half of the width of a slender hair.
jimmy page....genius...pure and unadulterated,,, to be able to write this masterpiece and find all those perfect notes in the first place with the open tuning...therein lies measure of the man.... above all all others...including hendrix.
@@Gzom1...jimi couldn't write musical masterpieces, one after another, after another like Page has done without even trying. Page was producing music by the time he was 19... He produced every Zep album, was an expert in sound and how to get the best out of drums, bass, microphone placement, etc. He improvised some of the most magnificent guitar solos right on the spot - take 'Since I've Been Loving You' on LZ III. He pulled that solo from thin air and did it in only one take. He could literally seduce a person with his playing. He could make you cry like a baby with certain songs. He is an expert with how to express very deep emotions through nothing but sound. There never was anyone even remotely like him in anything. Hendrix was an excellent guitar player and was an inventor of some stuff that was pretty cool at that time. For me, that was about it... a sort of two-dimensional musician.
Jimmy's tone is sublime. Around this time the carpal tunnel syndrome in his fretting arm was becoming a problem. Heroin was getting to him, too. If you watch the film The Song Remains the Same, you'll hear that in '73 he catches notes that he misses here, in '79. The thing about Page, however, is that even handicapped by carpal tunnel and heroin addiction, he still blows most guitarists out of the water.
bws1971 right on sir. he has the feel about his guitar playing. I'd rather watch drugged out wasted Jimmy over any other guitar player on his best day any day.
@@vincentprakash4891 I'd rather watch King Edward, who drugged out and wasted always played like a monster, and who said several times during his way too short life how much of an influence Jimmy Page was on him. R.I.P. EVH
What makes this concert so sad is that Knebworth '79 is the tightest live recording I've heard from Zeppelin, and I've heard quite a bit. They were really hitting their stride in concert and a year later they were no more, it's still sad to this day.
The 02 arena show was pretty solid. Given it was with Bonzos son. All that time off and the 3 remaining members along with Jason put out quite a show that night.
What a weird time. Plant growing into what would become his post-Zeppelin voice, Jimmy seemingly just holding it together in terms of pulling off live performances, Bonzo's clock ticking down. What a difference a year can make.
I agree...makes me cry too...not just Bonham's drums but the magnificence of the song. Saw them in the very early '70's in Atlanta GA, (in support of their newly released Houses of The Holy) and they were heart stopping. I'd just had surgery and admit I was pretty loaded -- strong pain pills from my surgeon and a few Orange Goofies (Quualudes). Needed a bit of help standing up from my husband (now of almost 47 years) so I could watch Plant & Pagey do their thing. I remember every fucking note that was played and every word that Plant sang -- it was burned into my mind, heart & soul. When The Song Remains The Same film came out, it was like seeing them again....just as I remembered. By far, the best concert I've ever seen, and I've seen a lot of concerts thru the decades. Still brings tears to my eyes, but they're tears of joy. ❤️😎
I like how this band is so extreme tight but free and loose at the same time in all of their music. The Beatles died and Led Zeppelin ruled the 70s. The greatest rock and roll band ever. With so good musicians and each one with their specific skills. Master mind Page remains were a ganius breeding others to be as well.
George Brignal I never said their music died. I’m listening to their tunes almost everyday. What I meant was that they stopped producing music as a group(ie died) and other bands, such as Led Zeppelin took over breaking boundaries - just like the Beatles did while they were a group.
I saw them the next week. And to say that concert has been a cherished event in my life is an understatement. Zeppelin is woven through the tapestry of my life, and even these days they play an intricate part in my life as I literally start each day with THIS VERY SONG. As a teenager, I always like it, But I didn't appreciate this song as I do now. Its magical tone lifts me in a way no other song can. I can not imagine a life without these four guys. If any of them ever read this, I would like to say- Thank You guys! You really have made a difference in this world. ❤️
Kids today don't understand that nobody was making music like this when they came out... Between these guys and Jimi Hendrix the whole world of rock and roll exploded
Went to this concert at knebworth. Rode from Devon on my motorcycle. My friend Phil broke down on the way. We said we would meet in the stadium. Apparently between 150 an d 200 thousand there on that hot sunny August day in 1979. Just a boy of 19. Like yestery. Virtually Bonhams last gig. What a privalidge..looking back now..
Nothing to speak, but only hearing, from a magical guitare Player and a singer with a golden voice and the best Hardrock Drummer, and best Player from organicle, keyboard and pass Bonzo, and jonn Paul, our biggest Fan Gernot from Austria and my lovely opposide Liv??? Thanks for giving this 6 min. ?
There was no band like them,set apart from the rest.Such Raw Talent.Their was such great Rock out there, But for me it was Zeppelin they are the undisputed BEST.
One of the most beautiful songs ever written, in my opinion, together with Ten Years Gone. I am in absolute awe of these guys. How on Earth do you write such beautiful masterpieces like The Rain Song & Ten Years Gone? (that's a rhetorical question, by the way) 💋
zepp mastered so many elements of rock, yet one ability towers above: the duality of creating such brutal, hammering energy AND writing the most ethereal, gorgeous music. every album has it in spades.
When this thing came out I actually sat down and learned it (by ear). Seeing it live for the first time ever, I am amazed at the chords he's using. After all these years...
Some people don't understand how paralyzing or terrifying addiction is. Even famous people hurt. They probably hurt more because they don't want anyone to know. Not to mention Led Zeppelin wrote some of the most in-depth, detailed, and extroardinary music in our time, if not for ever, and I imagine it would be incredibly difficult to reproduce that level of mastery eloquently show after show, year after year. The good news is, he overcame his addictions and his playing is STILL legendary.
After listening, the melody lingers and the lyrics haunt. The song has an ebb and flow quality that’s difficult to describe. Somewhat dark, there is a shining light: Upon us all, a little rain must fall.
Time is of the essence ..its a neverending thing .days turn into months season after season .before long you wonder why is this still so fresh in my mind ....simple it came from Gods creation ❤
And I can tell you from multiple experiences, Page isn't sweating that bad after the first song because he's tired, Opiates are a hell of a way to make a living.....believe me. He's still one of my fav
I entered high school in 1966. So they were were there with me from the beginning of their history. I had entirely forgotten, until just now, that Zeppelin wrote many of their songs in unusual keys. THIS is just one example. They were almost other worldly; weren't they? It really was just as Jack Black described in his remarks when Zeppelin received their Kennedy Center Honors! (I watch that on UA-cam all the time because I love how much Jimmy Page, Robert Plant and John Paul Jones enjoyed the performances. Especially of Stairway!
這是我愛的春天
It is the springtime of my loving
我要知道的第二季
The second season I am to know
你是我成長中的陽光
You are the sunlight in my growing
我以前感受到的那麼少的溫暖
So little warmth I've felt before
感覺我發光並不難
It isn't hard to feel me glowing
我看著燃燒得如此之低的火，哦
I watched the fire that grew so low, oh
這是我微笑的夏天
It is the summer of my smiles
逃離我吧，黑暗的守護者
Flee from me, keepers of the gloom
只用你的眼睛跟我說話
Speak to me only with your eyes
是給你的，我給這曲子
It is to you, I give this tune
不是很難認出哦
Ain't so hard to recognize, oh
這些事情時不時地大家都清楚，ooh
These things are clear to all from time to time, ooh
哦哦哦
Oh, oh
哦
Oh
說話，說話，說話，說話
Talk, talk, talk, talk
嘿，我感受到了我冬天的寒冷
Hey, I felt the coldness of my winter
我從沒想過它會過去
I never thought it would ever go
我詛咒籠罩在我們身上的陰霾，'我們，'我們
I cursed the gloom that set upon us, 'pon us, 'pon us
但我知道我如此愛你
But I know that I love you so
哦，但我知道
Oh, but I know
我是如此愛你
That I love you so
這些是情緒的季節
These are the seasons of emotion
像風一樣，它們起起落落
And like the wind, they rise and fall
這就是虔誠的奇蹟
This is the wonder of devotion
我看到火炬
I see the torch
我們都必須持有
We all must hold
這就是商的奧秘，商
This is the mystery of the quotient, quotient
在我們所有人身上，在我們所有人身上，必須下點小雨
Upon us all, upon us all, a little rain must fall
只是小雨，哦，是的
Just a little rain, oh, yeah
哦，哦，是的，是的，是的
Oh, ooh, yeah-yeah-yeah
來源： LyricFind
作詞/作曲：Jimmy Page / Robert Plant
Why are the lyrics doubled ?
It is time to learn korean. :)
@@szabicsapi7459
It’s not korean, it’s chinese
@@DJmerv71 There are ways to get around it.. VPN for example.
Llll
Mão marta
Thats why Led Zeppelin is so great, they can play hard rock anthem such as " Heartbreaker" or " Black Dog" and create songs like this, beautiful and emotive. RIP John Henry Bonham.
Randy Butternubs, Thank you.
Nice profile picture.
Juan Carlos Sevinones
BONZO!!!
drugs are real. 🙏
Page looks like he is in opiate withdrawal, and he still plays flawlessly, page was a portal, we are all lucky to have been able to walk the earth at the same time as this band.
dbltrplx the equipment was fucking up his guitar sound so much this night,he had to correct it on the dvd release.have you seen the double disc?
Yah, he was actually great at this show. Probably best live performance of Achilles Last Stand of Zeppelin's career.
Don't think that's withdrawal. I think he's crushed. Still my favorite guitar player of all time.
Indeed!!
@@captainbeastazoid7084 It is! Better than the studio release. It's my all time favorite LZ song/performance.
Frankly this is one of the best songs they ever wrote. So unique.
And people nowadays loving music that has no soul! I'm 22 but I wish I was born in the 70s
@@NicolePuzzuoli I was. The food was more boring, the music was better.
Opinion: back then everything was not saturated with media so the audience were generally looking for music to transport them somewhere. So - it was explorative and you had to want to go on the journey and invest yourself in that on musics’ terms. The artists were giving voice to the music which was a sharing with the music in the middle.
Now mainstream audiences are mainly looking for a background soundtrack to their lives. Their lives are the supposed to be the journey and the music is a prop to set the tone. And artists put themselves in the middle using the music as scenography for their self-presentation, which is the real product.
But surprise surprise: when you make YOU the centre of the journey on YOUR terms, nobody is ever really going anywhere new. It’s just a loop of self. And that’s boring, generic and predictable for a reason. Like looking endlessly in a mirror. You see what you’ve already seen and the mirror itself is short on interesting or surprising features beyond that.
I suppose maybe you can sum it up as:
Back then: Hear THIS
Now: Hear (and see) ME
@@whynottalklikeapirat I loved your explanation and completely agree. In my opinion that's why many current singers don't have much longevity in their career; because after their image runs out in the media they can't evolve, they present more of the same and the public gets tired, but in the past it was pure talent and not just their own image
@@NicolePuzzuoli Good point. My mental image was always if a tree has shallow roots it’s going to have trouble growing much bigger. And really it usually takes a lot more to hack it in the arts, if you are not somehow fortunate to land in a cosy position, than just image and talent. luck and good timing
Hard work and sheer bloodymindedness matters, the ability to persuade, create networks and bypass gatekeepers to master some level of project management and leadership including, planning and strategy and execturtion etc. and ability to manage ones own excesses)
Not saying everyone in the business has all that, but I work in theatre and the artistic leaders and choreographers I know are all super competent, artistically, BUT noone would get to see that if they werent able to also do most of the above, which they can and do or at least understand that they need other people in positions where they are less strong themselves.
A lot of performing art comes down to simply the ability to network, convince and attract enough talent to a production and then organise and curate whatever comes out of them under some vision or principle - because they are ALL at the very least, top level performers who can adapt not only to their own preferences but to many styles and situations. They’re professional craftspeople who know their trade. Many have encyclopaedic knowledge of their field which is on par with that of Masters or Ph.d’s but it’s born out of their own practice, experience and research. Give them two plastic bags and they they’ll make something of it.
Many people can sing pretty but have no real thrust or direction beyond presenting themselvesm, vibing with a song, with a bit of a manufactured personal quirk thrown in for originality.
The artist I know and work with are ready to burn down and sacrifice more or less everything to pursue and realise their artistic vision (not just their carreer and self-staging, mind you - the art product itself), and that’s not a metaphorical statement. They are coming from somewhere and they are sure as shit going somewhere, all you have to do as a bystander is get on the bus if you’re invited, and contribute. You can challenge it, it’s often appreciated or needed, but not ultimately get in the way of that.
Especially Live !
I heard whole lotta love for the first time on a little am radio i got for Christmas in 1969, i was 10 years old.
I not only got a radio for Christmas
I also received the gift of Led Zeppelin .
What a sublime comment!!
😁 best gift ever!
I CAN'T BELIEVE THAT I'D BEEN THINKING OF REMEMBERING THE RAIN SONG AND WHOLE LOTTA LOVE OUT OF A LITTLE TRANSISTOR RADIO I GOT AT CHRISTMAS ALSO! I THINK I WAS 11 OR 12. JUST WANTED TO LET YOU KNOW SOMEONE WAS REMEMBERING THE SAME THING. 🎉
"Are ya alright Jimmy!?" He is, thank God... and he's aged very gracefully.
he has
FUKIN A !
@@sawthemin77 what does it mean ? I' m French speaking and don't understand.
@@mariececile3973 Its an American slang for "WOW , AWESOME !!"
@@sawthemin77 Thank you
"speak to me only with your eyes..."
Best lyric ever
@@jacksonb.2352 Look this up: "To Celia" by the English playwright Ben Jonson, first published in 1616 :-) Seriously.
Undoubtedly one of their finest songs ever
Absolutely! No one else wrote a song that fine.
George Harrison told Jimmy they couldn’t write a ballad and Jimmy wrote this lol
Once Bonzo threw George into a swimming pool at bonzos bday party. Good times lol
One of the best songs ever, by anyone
Originality creativity uniqueness a symphony
If you watched until the end and you weren't moved, we definitely can't be friends. This feels like one of the building blocks for a decent human
One of my favorite Led Zeppelin tunes, never fails to bring tears to my eyes.... talk about Rock n Roll.... this is the true essense of it.... Robert Plants vocals, Jimmy Pages guitar playing so beautifully, John Paul Jones organ, and John Bonhams drums like no ones ever played drums before.... AND UPON US ALL A LITTLE RAIN MUST FAIL.....
absolutely, i was at this concert as a 15 year old boy high on amphetamine and this is the one song that rooted me to the spot with the sheer beauty and a sense of transcendence that i will never forget. it makes me cry too.
Most vocalists now scream- they can't sing. The guitars are speed contests, The drummers are way too loud. Just to be able to write so many unique songs.
I dido that
It would be pretty insane if a band came out today with 20% of this talent and did what musicians used to do.
BEAUTIFUL SAID THANK YOU FLINT MI
I have always had trouble deciding whether The Rain Song or Ten Years Gone is Page's truly shining moment above all others, and conversely my favourite Zepp song. I truly love them both and they both somehow seem other worldly, like no human could have composed such truly dense, striking, beautiful songs.I have no comprehension as to how he came up with this magical song in such an obscure tuning. I've worked on and off on this song for three years, and sadly will never be able to play it like Page. But alas, the challenge is part of what all keeps you coming back. Just beautiful!!!
This song and Since I've been loving you always make me cry and they are both in my top 5.
You are clearly on to something Herr. I have often wondered myself. To say both songs are sublime seems pale. If I HAD to chose (and I am SO glad I do not) I would say Ten Years Gone was JP's shining moment. But just by a half of the width of a slender hair.
***** Thanks so much for pointing those out!
Both songs are brilliant, but if I have to choose, I pick The rain song.
A truly beautiful song. Right up there with the very best. I've just started learning it myself. Jimmy's touch, tone, and dynamics are incredible.
No words for these guys....
Just a feeling of thankfulness for being live at the same time they develop their perfection.
Most underrated song in their whole catalog!!!
And my favorite.
I am not sure the 60s and 70s will ever be matched again for the shear amount of quality music
Not a chance in hell.
IT WILL NOT-EVER!
Litmus test: If you don't love this, there is something inherently wrong with you
+Greg Fox - Agreed!
it's ok
infidel :)
+Greg Fox haha I repent! !
:)
I really appreciate Robert trying to entertain the crowd with some standup and tea time talk before blowing their minds...
well said😉
jimmy page....genius...pure and unadulterated,,,
to be able to write this masterpiece and find all those perfect notes in the first place with the open tuning...therein lies measure of the man.... above all all others...including hendrix.
+Mark Mark Hendrix and Page!! I love'em both. Apples to oranges I say!
+Mark Mark Easy bud Jimi was "The Man"
+Mark Mark I wish they could become 21 again and me also. Just think what might happen. Boy, am I a dreamer.
so true
@@Gzom1...jimi couldn't write musical masterpieces, one after another, after another like Page has done without even trying. Page was producing music by the time he was 19...
He produced every Zep album, was an expert in sound and how to get the best out of drums, bass, microphone placement, etc.
He improvised some of the most magnificent guitar solos right on the spot - take 'Since I've Been Loving You' on LZ III. He pulled that solo from thin air and did it in only one take. He could literally seduce a person with his playing. He could make you cry like a baby with certain songs. He is an expert with how to express very deep emotions through nothing but sound. There never was anyone even remotely like him in anything.
Hendrix was an excellent guitar player and was an inventor of some stuff that was pretty cool at that time. For me, that was about it... a sort of two-dimensional musician.
Jimmy's tone is sublime. Around this time the carpal tunnel syndrome in his fretting arm was becoming a problem. Heroin was getting to him, too. If you watch the film The Song Remains the Same, you'll hear that in '73 he catches notes that he misses here, in '79. The thing about Page, however, is that even handicapped by carpal tunnel and heroin addiction, he still blows most guitarists out of the water.
bws1971 right on sir. he has the feel about his guitar playing. I'd rather watch drugged out wasted Jimmy over any other guitar player on his best day any day.
Yah. You can see him sweating bullets by the end but man he pulled out a gutsy performance!
@@vincentprakash4891 I'd rather watch King Edward, who drugged out and wasted always played like a monster, and who said several times during his way too short life how much of an influence Jimmy Page was on him. R.I.P. EVH
didn't know he had carpal tunnel, I guess it explains some of his pained expressions...still as always an amazing performance.
I dont see any missed notes,maybe its little faster then 73 version
I AM 56 I STILL LOVE ALL LED ZEPPELIN SONGS❤❤ 2023
They were, are and WILL ALWAYS BE the ultimate rock band.
wow, I am 53 and this never gets stale......
What makes this concert so sad is that Knebworth '79 is the tightest live recording I've heard from Zeppelin, and I've heard quite a bit. They were really hitting their stride in concert and a year later they were no more, it's still sad to this day.
It was tragic..i remember me and a bud hearing Bonham died on the radio..we were in shock
Well, not all 80s performance were bad, there are many shows that are great actually
The 02 arena show was pretty solid. Given it was with Bonzos son. All that time off and the 3 remaining members along with Jason put out quite a show that night.
@@terryfredrick5149 They nailed it.
Yes indeed it is. Very sad day for me. I wanted to be Bonzo. Not just like him.... I wanted to be him.
So close, yet so far away listening as intently as possible
Literally one of the only bands out there that you can say everything they wrote was an instant classic and just pure gold!
They were, are and WILL ALWAYS BE the ultimate rock band..
ROCK GODS FOR A DAMN GOOD REASON
What a weird time. Plant growing into what would become his post-Zeppelin voice, Jimmy seemingly just holding it together in terms of pulling off live performances, Bonzo's clock ticking down. What a difference a year can make.
Thank you LedZeppelin, for this masterpiece!
George Harrison asked Bonzo after a show why they don't have any ballads ?
They mastered all genre of music and started new ones
love LZ....and Jimmy's eyes.. smile....what a gem.... JPJ on keyboards,,, The Bonzo on drums and Robert Plant....his voice is captivating
Oh the memories of my crazy wild youth. This song brings it all back. No one like LZ. Once in a lifetime talent. ❤
Miss you Bonham, drums on this make me cry.
I agree...makes me cry too...not just Bonham's drums but the magnificence of the song. Saw them in the very early '70's in Atlanta GA, (in support of their newly released Houses of The Holy) and they were heart stopping. I'd just had surgery and admit I was pretty loaded -- strong pain pills from my surgeon and a few Orange Goofies (Quualudes). Needed a bit of help standing up from my husband (now of almost 47 years) so I could watch Plant & Pagey do their thing. I remember every fucking note that was played and every word that Plant sang -- it was burned into my mind, heart & soul. When The Song Remains The Same film came out, it was like seeing them again....just as I remembered. By far, the best concert I've ever seen, and I've seen a lot of concerts thru the decades. Still brings tears to my eyes, but they're tears of joy. ❤️😎
I like how this band is so extreme tight but free and loose at the same time in all of their music. The Beatles died and Led Zeppelin ruled the 70s. The greatest rock and roll band ever. With so good musicians and each one with their specific skills. Master mind Page remains were a ganius breeding others to be as well.
the beatles never died, they lived on, just because the group formation died doesn’t mean the music produced from the beatles did
George Brignal I never said their music died. I’m listening to their tunes almost everyday. What I meant was that they stopped producing music as a group(ie died) and other bands, such as Led Zeppelin took over breaking boundaries - just like the Beatles did while they were a group.
Simen Ekeberg fully misunderstood, sorry👍🏼
“Tight, but loose”! ❤️LZ
1970 the beatles say goodbye
The stones - where going to be number 1 now
Led zeppelin- hold my beer
I saw them the next week.
And to say that concert has been a cherished event in my life is an understatement.
Zeppelin is woven through the tapestry of my life, and even these days they play an intricate part in my life as I literally start each day with THIS VERY SONG.
As a teenager, I always like it,
But I didn't appreciate this song as I do now.
Its magical tone lifts me in a way no other song can.
I can not imagine a life without these four guys.
If any of them ever read this,
I would like to say-
Thank You guys!
You really have made a difference in this world.
❤️
One of their most underrated songs
Kids today don't understand that nobody was making music like this when they came out... Between these guys and Jimi Hendrix the whole world of rock and roll exploded
Without Led Zeppelin Greta Van Fleet would not exist
I’m so grateful to have grown up listening to Led Zeppelin. Half a century later, and they still rock my world. ❤️
How do you even write a song like this in that tuning? Imagine the creative genius that goes into that, I can’t fathom it
No auto tune, no crazy digitized loops, no Nonsense, just great music the way it was meant to be.
I just love robert plant his voice..that blonde curly hair and that smile..there will never be another voice like his
I grew up in Stourbridge, Zeppelin country. Blessed or what.
Such a flawless song highlighted by Page’s masterful skill.
Pagey pouring it out. Bless his soul. The greatest band. NT
Jimmy can sweat on me any time he likes..... he is incredible. my absolute favorite LZ song. Hauntingly beautiful
Went to this concert at knebworth. Rode from Devon on my motorcycle. My friend Phil broke down on the way. We said we would meet in the stadium. Apparently between 150 an d 200 thousand there on that hot sunny August day in 1979. Just a boy of 19. Like yestery. Virtually Bonhams last gig. What a privalidge..looking back now..
I couldn't write down with words how I love Led Zeppelin ❤️
Man, brings back a lot of good memories.
Let the guitar flow through you.. And the notes bring you happiness.
Close your eyes and just feel the beauty of this song
This Led Zep ballad is the springtime...
Nothing to speak, but only hearing, from a magical guitare Player and a singer with a golden voice and the best Hardrock Drummer, and best Player from organicle, keyboard and pass Bonzo, and jonn Paul, our biggest Fan Gernot from Austria and my lovely opposide Liv??? Thanks for giving this 6 min. ?
You are from Rumi I assume .your words are poetry .most beautiful comment I've ever read ...❤
There was no band like them,set apart from the rest.Such Raw Talent.Their was such great Rock out there, But for me it was Zeppelin they are the undisputed BEST.
The rain song &10 years gone!!!!! My favorites!!!!!❤❤
One of the most beautiful songs ever written, in my opinion, together with Ten Years Gone. I am in absolute awe of these guys. How on Earth do you write such beautiful masterpieces like The Rain Song & Ten Years Gone? (that's a rhetorical question, by the way) 💋
I have so many favorites but Led Zeppelin are gods on earth !! Being that they are British give them a sophistication we lost in America ❤
zepp mastered so many elements of rock, yet one ability towers above: the duality of creating such brutal, hammering energy AND writing the most ethereal, gorgeous music. every album has it in spades.
Well said! I couldn't agree more.
So well said. Thank you. Too many persons think LZ is a constantly yelling band.
When this thing came out I actually sat down and learned it (by ear). Seeing it live for the first time ever, I am amazed at the chords he's using. After all these years...
Some people don't understand how paralyzing or terrifying addiction is. Even famous people hurt. They probably hurt more because they don't want anyone to know. Not to mention Led Zeppelin wrote some of the most in-depth, detailed, and extroardinary music in our time, if not for ever, and I imagine it would be incredibly difficult to reproduce that level of mastery eloquently show after show, year after year. The good news is, he overcame his addictions and his playing is STILL legendary.
Brilliant. Page superb. Thank you Dario for posting.
The best there ever was. Zeppelin had their rough moments but when they were on even the best bands couldn't touch them.
Such love&single hearted devotion.All praise to Jesus,the Lord of darkness&light,forever!😔
After listening, the melody lingers and the lyrics haunt. The song has an ebb and flow quality that’s difficult to describe. Somewhat dark, there is a shining light: Upon us all, a little rain must fall.
Certainly THE greatest rock ballad of all time!
Amazing what Plant can deliver with just looks and expressions.
They are the best at concerts. I say them in 1972, at Tampa FL. They were the best concert I've ever been to.
My god, what a performance ! 👏
Forever and Forever ~ to love and appreciate my inner love for the music that will hopefully NEVER be forgotten or felt. Thank you LZ ❤!
DD- A sheer masterpiece of music, by far the best folk/blues/rock band ever on the planet and will never be surpassed.
The Great, Amazing, Talented Group of Led Zeppelin ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Page Dosed , Pouring Sweat , still dead bang on ! I miss Led Zeppelin !
Time is of the essence ..its a neverending thing .days turn into months season after season .before long you wonder why is this still so fresh in my mind ....simple it came from Gods creation ❤
One of the greatest Zepplin songs.
Prime example of what's missing in todays music - lyrics
And I can tell you from multiple experiences, Page isn't sweating that bad after the first song because he's tired, Opiates are a hell of a way to make a living.....believe me. He's still one of my fav
Обожаю эту ТЕМУ....❤🎉СПАСИБО, Led Zeppelin.ВЫ- SUPER !😂😊
I was at this concert and it was so freaking hot I drank 10 Viking lagers and passed out in a ditch just outside the concert entrance.
Well that must of sucked . Page is dripping with sweat
holy
Powerful!
What a astonishing performance. Pagey is up there playing for his life.
Or his next fix☠️
❤❤❤You, Lee Zeppelin ❤❤❤
Amazing piece of music
I’ve played drums for 56 years. I trained under a John Bonham. This and SIBLy are my two fave songs of Lz. Slow. Melodic. Powerful.
one of the most beautiful and iconic songs ever 💜💜LZ
Thanks for video!! Man, LedZepplin, just love them!!!! And, I am 69, I loved them, since I heard them in high-school, in the 70s Wow thanks, again!
This is why this song is my absolute favorite. Happiness and peace flows through it.
It's 3:07am and I'm listening to The Rain Song, it was in the '70's I last heard this Song & I still love it!
The soundtrack of my life ❤️
Masters ..all four of these lads..Bless them, and Rip J.B.
I entered high school in 1966. So they were were there with me from the beginning of their history. I had entirely forgotten, until just now, that Zeppelin wrote many of their songs in unusual keys. THIS is just one example. They were almost other worldly; weren't they? It really was just as Jack Black described in his remarks when Zeppelin received their Kennedy Center Honors! (I watch that on UA-cam all the time because I love how much Jimmy Page, Robert Plant and John Paul Jones enjoyed the performances. Especially of Stairway!
I was there, thanks for putting this on UA-cam, happy memories
One of the most great songs ever: ZEP FOREVER
Jimmy was stoned out of his mind during this concert.
My arms are, once again, COVERED in goosebumps... and i have listened to this song many, many times before now!!!🎶
Such a beautiful love song 🎶 Upon us all a little rain must fall. LIFE. ❤❤
Immaculate guitar from Jimmy.
How good is the unsung hero John Paul Jones.
this is my generation thankyou God i still look 30
The quiet mastermind ..mind goes blank cant distrube excellence shhhh❤
omg I REMEBER 1977 !!! awesome i was there
+Diana on a mountain Luck you
+Diana on a mountain what mountain. I'll Climb IT!!
This is from 1979.
Such emotions in all their faces.