@@3rdOption-l9t We received a copyright claim though. We just wanted to enjoy the performance but it's a shame that the audio was messed up like that :(
@@TheCoupleCrib I meant "copyright detection" by the person who posted the video you watched, not you guys. Looks like it didn't help you, either. But your honest, heartfelt reactions are what's important to us, 'cause most of us have this memorized. I saw this movie in the theater (the clip you watched is from "The Song Remains The Same"). My friends and I drove to a different city when we found it playing, and watched it at midnight. A spiritual experience, decades before you two were born. In the movie (a collection of songs from a 3 night set of MSG concerts), each musician had their own movie sequence behind a song. "Dazed and Confused" was Page's. It's him, behind the house he owned (previously owned by the occultist Aleister Crowley, reportedly haunted, possibly evil), discovering himself as The Hermit from Tarot cards. (Page has a sordid, "unusual" background, check his wikip page...) Anyway, your genuine pleasure in music and comedy is why we are here, not just to listen to tunes we already know. It's you two. You are heartwarming. Thanks.
And all that time JPJ was holding it all down with his bass line in the background not seeking attention. Unbelievable bassist - best ever bar none. Never gets his due credit.
Indeed. John is one of the most important figures in contemporary music history, whose talents had no need of hype. His resume beyond Zeppelin, both before and after is Top Shelf as well. It’s a body of work any recording/touring pro would be proud of…. and he’s got the gold and platinum on the walls to prove it. Respect
I've always contended that JPJ was the best musician in this band, Jimmy is an amazing guitarist, Bonham is the power drummer of all time, Plant is the premier rock vocalist, but JPJ is the best overall musician, bass, keyboard, guitar when needed just the best
The audio dip every ten seconds is brutal. I like when Page went off script @6:20 and JPJ and Bonham were trying to improvise and kept it all together.
why i suggested that they just play the audio from the album...but hey, we can't get too picky; just SO LUCKY that this show was recorded at all and we can still enjoy it in AWE today
Yeah the dip is annoying but I love that I'm not the only one that thinks Page is the key in most of the Improve here(not that you said that exact thing), Everyone always thinks it's Bonzo/JPJ keeping a pre-planned tempo. I will admit they have the harder and more impressive Job responding, without page/plant* it would be the run of the mill performance *plant's call and response
68 years old I've had epic moments in life and being at this concert in 1973 at 17 is one of the greatest. The day of the show we just happened to be in NYC again from Wash., DC. Passing by MSG in a Taxi just at the start of the sold-out concert, we ran to the Box Office and secured 4 unretrieved Will Call tickets for $10 each! It was a miracle and one of the highest & most memorable experiences of my crazy teenage years! I am only realizing now that 4 late unfortunate Souls are probably still upset! Haha!!!
In the 80's we used to go by MSG all the time the day of the show and ask if there are any tickets left, usually there were tickets left after they finished building the stage and sold the seats behind or to the side of the stage. I saw so many artists that way, David Bowie, Pink Floyd, YES, Bruce Springsteen and many more for no more than $25
You will never listen to music the same now. Nothing compares to this. It is the greatest live performance ever captured on film. From the greatest band to ever grace the stage. Just one of many reasons how they set the bar so high. And continue to this day influence many musicians. The musical esp each have is something that is beyond humanly possible. Each member a master musician that were the best and in tune with their instruments. At such a high level they were all one with their instruments. Something that we haven't seen since. And probably never will. There was not just one standout musician. They were all equally talented. And each played a huge part in making Led Zeppelin original. Without any member there is no more chemistry, no magic. So when Bonzo passed. There was no continuing as a band. Saddest day in my life. I was 17 years old in 1979. I had missed the concert in 1977 it was sold out by the time I got out of school and went to buy tickets. So when the 1980 tour dates were released , I think in November of 1979.. I went out and reserved 2 front row seats. $100 each. The San Diego show was going to be in October. I remember putting a big circle around the day of the show on my calendar. Then I was counting the days until the concert. Then I remember celebrating my 18th birthday(September 5) listening to TSRTS album and getting so excited because it was only 42 days until the concert. Then 10 days later as I was driving to school I heard on the radio that Led Zeppelins drummer had died. There's no way it must be a mistake I told myself. At school it was the talk around campus. I still didn't believe it. When I got home from school I waited anxiously for the 5 o'clock news. And sure enough it was true. Now I'm thinking we'll they will get another drummer and will still tour. Sadly 2 or 3 days later it was formally announced that the band could no longer continue. Then it really hit me I would never get to see my favorite band. I had just lost my best friend who died in a tragic car accident a week after my birthday. Now this Bonzo is gone and the tour has all been cancelled. My whole world just crumbled. I locked myself away in my room with a 12 pack of malt liquor beer and a 1/4 oz of the finest weed. sitting in my bean bag chair. In the dark, with the black light on bringing my walks to life with the florescent Zeppelin posters. Then I put on the first album. Cranked up my hifi 4 speaker surround sound system . Did a couple of bong hits and cried and cried Bonzos drumming living live. I played every album .(I had them all obviously) In chronological order. I did that for 3 days I didn't go to school i couldn't stop playing the records over and over. For 3 days . I couldn't get over the depression, the emptiness the reality. Well I went to get my money back from my tickets. I seen my actual tickets first row center stage. I broke down. The cashier said you can have the tickets. I didn't want them. I didn't want any reminder of this horrible event that never happened.. I would go to every midnight showing of the movie TSRTS seeing it in a movie theater on the big screen in surround sound. The closest I could ever get to seeing them live. It was like you were in the front row of the concert. Something that still brings me to tears today. So I want to thank you for doing your LZ reactions seeing how the music moves you just like it did for me some,40 plus years ago. It brings a tear in my eye seeing how my favorite band blows this younger generation away. Just the same way it blew our minds on our first listen. Every song will take you somewhere in your mind . Being happy or sad .good or bad . Whatever your mood put on a Led Zeppelin album and all your problems and stress seem to fade away. That's why even to this day I need to get the Led out every morning . So much I can say . Bout there's only one word that says it all...GOAT.. You should do a live listening party reaction to the movie The Song Remains The Same. Where the chat room could donate to you guys through the movie. I'm sure you would be surprised on how many viewers you would have watching. Chatting,uniting and donating $ in appropriation and welcoming 2 new Led Heads to the family.
Thank you for somehow being able to react to this version. Only problem was, I don’t know if you had a loose wire, it kept having micro fade outs, still wonderful though. Thanks again for your reaction.
Very difficult to beat those four guys. Led Zeppelin are the ultimate rock band. When they stepped out of limousines and planes, everyone knew they were the kings of Rock.
You really need to watch the whole unedited movie, “The Song Remains the Same”.. shows them backstage, etc. SO GOOD! You get to see each members’ dream sequences.
cant wait to see this one!... was at the show at MSG in '73... this is THE showpiece of the night and creative outlet for improvising!... Jimmy is something else.... OK, headphones on, here we go!
We searched a lot for this version, we eventually found it on Dailymotion but we didn't know it had audio dips until we listened to it. We were frustrated too while listening to it but couldn't do anything. We received a copyright claim anyway. Sorry for that.
As you enjoyed this one I'd think you'd also like the Whole Lotta Love live from MSG 73? An awesome version with improvisation sections! Great reaction!
Me and my buddies used to catch the midnight show of The Song Remains The Same many of Friday or Saturday night and this song was its own entity. You had to have patience back in those days (daze) as you didn't have access to stuff like this on the Internet, less instant gratification, but often higher quality of gratification - I still remember the grooves, jams, soul and kickassery from start to finish and I still celebrate the adrenaline release of toxins and pent up stress every time I go down memory lane. They're stil my favorite 50+ years later, obviously it's wonderful to know young vibrant cool reactors like yourselves "get it", mastery of improvised ear genius has no expiration date. Thanks for getting me to listen again, it's been too long since I rock and rolled!!
He is playing with one hand, because he has his amp cranked up to 11. When you tap down on the strings, it hits the metal frets, and causes the string to vibrate enough to make the sound. This gets way easier when you have the gain (sort of like volume) turned way up.
Most magnificent performance you will ever see!! Do more from the 1973 msg concert! Try The Ocean and the FULL...best sound version of NO Quarter!! You will love them both!!
They play around the main structure of songs, but everything else is spur of the moment. They just seem to know how to follow along. You can see JPJ question Bonham, when Page started playing going to San Francisco. They are like 4 parts of the same musician, with how easily the flow together. As Jack Black said, GREATEST BAND EVER!
insane performance from zeppelin, as people have probably said by now it’s from their 1976 movie “The Song Remains The Same” which includes their 3 night stay at Madison Square Garden in 1973, probably their peak years
It's a jam, within a series of 'anchor points' that they invariably get to. You've gotta love the transitions - my favourite is the lead in to 'San Francisco' in the first 10 minutes. It goes from rock to lounge-jazz, hippy vibes - absolutely seamless - and that interaction between JPJ and Bonham is priceless.
Carol' s smile gets bigger as soon as Robert Plant starts..just like mine did the first time I saw and heard him..and still today 50+ years ago lol! This song is such as showcase for the band!
What a delight it is to see how this affected you both. I followed this band from 1969 onwards. To say they changed my life is not an exaggeration. I saw this film the day it came out in 1976. I drove 50 miles to see it. I saw Zeppelin play live four times. I literally travelled the world to pursue them. I ended up owning recordings of hundreds of their live shows. Watching you reminds me of how profoundly they affected me when I was a teenager. I knew I was in the presence of greatness but there was no way we could ever know how people like you would have the same earth shattering experience more than 50 years later. You have a LONG way to go to really appreciate their greatness. They were different on every night. No show was ever exactly the same. I envy you the journey. You put a huge smile on my face and made me feel young again. Thanks.
4 young men, at the very pinnacle of music. We never saw thier like before , we have not seen thier like since. GOATs, never to be matched. I was lucky to have seen them 3 times, well the last was Page and Plant to be fair.
Led Zeppelin is from another world!!! Thank you Mr Page, Robert Plant, John Paul Jones and the great John Bohman!!! For me they will be the best band of all time!! Number 1!!!!
Hi Crib couple..when I was a teen in the late 70's early 80's..we were a group of approximately 20 girls and boys and evenly slit between Led Zeppelin and Pink floyd..I was a firm Floydian..but did enjoy LZ without openly acknowledging it for fear if betraying my beloved Pink Floyd..I fondly recall the bragging and boasting from both sides..From Sol in Cape Town..
First note: because they toured so constantly, they often used improv-jam sections of "Dazed and Confused" to develop material for later songs. From about 5:45 to 7:15 in your reaction video, you can hear the origins of what would eventually become "Achilles Last Stand." Some of the guitar picking later in that segment would even become part of Plant's vocal line in Achilles. If you listen close you can hear it already forming here. At about 17-18 minutes in the reaction video you can hear the origin of "Candy Store Rock" in the rolling bass and drum riffs. At 20:30 you can hear the origin of "In The Evening" which would be developed more later. Around 24 minutes there's a bit of what would become "Trampled Under Foot" but it was just a snippet here. As they toured, they would develop these improv threads until one seemed to take on a life of its own, and then they would pull it out of the "Dazed & Confused" jam and put it on an album with its own identity.
All the best MSG concert recordings were on the VHS and then the DVD called The Song Remains The Same, there are alternate performances that are here on UA-cam from the same week of concerts but the best ones are from the VHS/DVD.
This is why when the drummer died the band broke up because a lot of their songs could go extre long they would just play of each other. Some times a concert would go on for 4 hours. Surprised it didn't get blocked because you didn't take any bricks. I just subscribed.
It's time to sample another signature Zep style: mystical soundscapes punctuated by rocket-launching riffs. Best examples: "Over The Hills And Far Away", "What Is And What Should Never Be" and "Ramble On" ("Ramble On" is top-five Zep). On the other hand, if you want to melt your speakers, look no further than "Communication Breakdown" (first album), wherein Zep introduces adrenaline-fueled punk rock seven years before punk rock existed. Can't wait to watch you react to those four.
For some reason, this version kept "skipping" every 15-20 seconds or so. Cutting into Jimmy's solos. Even distorting Plant's voice a few times. It almost ruins the whole experience. Try to find a cleaner version & watch it again.
Carol!... you want to know how I felt while I was there at this show in NY?!... excited, confused, disappointed... youre gonna ask HOW could I POSSIBLY be disappointed?... so I was 15 years old, I only had the album, there was no internet, no youtube, no live album so the only thing I knew was the original recording... and I LOVED the album version!... so as a young kid it kinda bugged me that it didnt sound much like the record... BUT, I also knew that Page was wailing his ass off and the band was taking no prisoners... I was also sitting a mile away, wouldve been great if I was in the first ten rows!... But thats how I felt at the time.. Of course through the years, and more concerts, and the movie release, and buying every live bootleg I could find, I came to LOVE this version of course!!!.... and I know Im privileged to have been there... and I WISH I could go back and relive it now and not as stupid 15 year old LOL... welcome to the top of the mountain as far as their live performances!!!
From the same concert, there are two songs to be played back-to-back. The songs are, The Song Remains The Same and The Rain Song. Jimmy Page is amazing in both songs.
You gotta realize that this MSG ‘73 concert was the foundation of the Led Zeppelin movie “The Song Remains The Same” so there are some edits into the concert footage that portray the four members acting out some of their dreams and musical influence.
I agree, this is the bet live performance of a song in all of history. With that being said, watch Kashmir from the Celebration Day performance in 2007. It will blow your mind to see these legends still performing at god levels well into their 60s.
I still think Kashmir 1979 Live at Knebworth was the best - but 2007 was beautifully done, Also 1995-1998 tour of Jimmy and Robert was alot of great music.
in 1973, some substances were involved at the show or if you were at the movie...but it is still Page's Magnum Opus whether sober or not...meant to say thanks so much for reacting to this incredible performance...i read below of one lucky gentleman that was at the show...i hate him (kidding)...but i am SO DAMN JEALOUS of all of those lucky fans who got to see my idols in the flesh live...I remember going to the movie about three times in a row when i was in high school and I still enjoy watching it now...truly one of the finest performances i've ever been privileged to see by ANY band or artist...great job guys and you are now truly Zep-heads!! (PS - you have to react to "The Song Remains the Same" and "No Quarter" from the same show...the solo during "No Quarter" at the MSG show is on par with Stairway...IMHO
Realize back in the day of no internet or even VHS tapes yet!, the release of this concert Movie/Soundtrack in 1976 of the '73 Madison Square Garden event was our first availability to a Led Zep concert for most people. Also, recall this was just one of the many great live songs you have seen AT THE SAME CONCERT. So, yeah, a lot of us went to the movie theater dozens of times for this one.
Hey guys! Apologies for the bad quality of the audio in the video. That's all we could find on Dailymotion and we didn't know it had audio dips 🙏
@@TheCoupleCrib I’ve seen & heard this version several times, & it’s never been like that before, that’s why I thought maybe a wire was loose.
Some people in the comments mentioned that there's a version that's better than this in quality but we didn't know that before..
Bet it was intentional, to foil copyright detection.
The price of not previewing so you give honest reactions...
@@3rdOption-l9t We received a copyright claim though. We just wanted to enjoy the performance but it's a shame that the audio was messed up like that :(
@@TheCoupleCrib I meant "copyright detection" by the person who posted the video you watched, not you guys. Looks like it didn't help you, either.
But your honest, heartfelt reactions are what's important to us, 'cause most of us have this memorized. I saw this movie in the theater (the clip you watched is from "The Song Remains The Same"). My friends and I drove to a different city when we found it playing, and watched it at midnight. A spiritual experience, decades before you two were born.
In the movie (a collection of songs from a 3 night set of MSG concerts), each musician had their own movie sequence behind a song. "Dazed and Confused" was Page's. It's him, behind the house he owned (previously owned by the occultist Aleister Crowley, reportedly haunted, possibly evil), discovering himself as The Hermit from Tarot cards. (Page has a sordid, "unusual" background, check his wikip page...)
Anyway, your genuine pleasure in music and comedy is why we are here, not just to listen to tunes we already know. It's you two. You are heartwarming. Thanks.
And all that time JPJ was holding it all down with his bass line in the background not seeking attention. Unbelievable bassist - best ever bar none. Never gets his due credit.
Yes he does, he prefers staying out of the spotlight. I’ve heard many reactors talk about him.
@@sicotshit7068 JPJ the silent assassin
Jonesy=the silent assassin
Indeed. John is one of the most important figures in contemporary music history, whose talents had no need of hype. His resume beyond Zeppelin, both before and after is Top Shelf as well. It’s a body of work any recording/touring pro would be proud of…. and he’s got the gold and platinum on the walls to prove it. Respect
I've always contended that JPJ was the best musician in this band, Jimmy is an amazing guitarist, Bonham is the power drummer of all time, Plant is the premier rock vocalist, but JPJ is the best overall musician, bass, keyboard, guitar when needed just the best
A performance for the ages, Zeppelin will forever be the pinnacle of rock and roll!
The audio dip every ten seconds is brutal. I like when Page went off script @6:20 and JPJ and Bonham were trying to improvise and kept it all together.
why i suggested that they just play the audio from the album...but hey, we can't get too picky; just SO LUCKY that this show was recorded at all and we can still enjoy it in AWE today
UNBEARABLE! I feel like i have a stroke, every few seconds. Can't do it...
I thought it was just me 😮
Yeah the dip is annoying but I love that I'm not the only one that thinks Page is the key in most of the Improve here(not that you said that exact thing), Everyone always thinks it's Bonzo/JPJ keeping a pre-planned tempo. I will admit they have the harder and more impressive Job responding, without page/plant* it would be the run of the mill performance
*plant's call and response
Yes it's very hard to listen to the constant dips but if it wasn't for Carol I wouldn't have watched it till the end.
68 years old I've had epic moments in life and being at this concert in 1973 at 17 is one of the greatest. The day of the show we just happened to be in NYC again from Wash., DC. Passing by MSG in a Taxi just at the start of the sold-out concert, we ran to the Box Office and secured 4 unretrieved Will Call tickets for $10 each! It was a miracle and one of the highest & most memorable experiences of my crazy teenage years! I am only realizing now that 4 late unfortunate Souls are probably still upset! Haha!!!
That is awesome!
Talk about chance and circumstance colliding.
It was meant to be, I leave you with that…….😂😂😂😂😂
Btw I was there 77 for the last time with bonham on the drums 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😭😭😭😭 I was 16 😂😂 oh and my ticket cost 26.50 per and 4 of us went 🤙😎
In the 80's we used to go by MSG all the time the day of the show and ask if there are any tickets left, usually there were tickets left after they finished building the stage and sold the seats behind or to the side of the stage. I saw so many artists that way, David Bowie, Pink Floyd, YES, Bruce Springsteen and many more for no more than $25
You will never listen to music the same now. Nothing compares to this. It is the greatest live performance ever captured on film. From the greatest band to ever grace the stage. Just one of many reasons how they set the bar so high. And continue to this day influence many musicians. The musical esp each have is something that is beyond humanly possible. Each member a master musician that were the best and in tune with their instruments. At such a high level they were all one with their instruments. Something that we haven't seen since. And probably never will. There was not just one standout musician. They were all equally talented. And each played a huge part in making Led Zeppelin original. Without any member there is no more chemistry, no magic. So when Bonzo passed. There was no continuing as a band. Saddest day in my life. I was 17 years old in 1979. I had missed the concert in 1977 it was sold out by the time I got out of school and went to buy tickets. So when the 1980 tour dates were released , I think in November of 1979.. I went out and reserved 2 front row seats. $100 each. The San Diego show was going to be in October. I remember putting a big circle around the day of the show on my calendar. Then I was counting the days until the concert. Then I remember celebrating my 18th birthday(September 5) listening to TSRTS album and getting so excited because it was only 42 days until the concert. Then 10 days later as I was driving to school I heard on the radio that Led Zeppelins drummer had died. There's no way it must be a mistake I told myself. At school it was the talk around campus. I still didn't believe it. When I got home from school I waited anxiously for the 5 o'clock news. And sure enough it was true. Now I'm thinking we'll they will get another drummer and will still tour. Sadly 2 or 3 days later it was formally announced that the band could no longer continue. Then it really hit me I would never get to see my favorite band. I had just lost my best friend who died in a tragic car accident a week after my birthday. Now this Bonzo is gone and the tour has all been cancelled. My whole world just crumbled. I locked myself away in my room with a 12 pack of malt liquor beer and a 1/4 oz of the finest weed. sitting in my bean bag chair. In the dark, with the black light on bringing my walks to life with the florescent Zeppelin posters. Then I put on the first album. Cranked up my hifi 4 speaker surround sound system . Did a couple of bong hits and cried and cried Bonzos drumming living live. I played every album .(I had them all obviously) In chronological order. I did that for 3 days I didn't go to school i couldn't stop playing the records over and over. For 3 days . I couldn't get over the depression, the emptiness the reality. Well I went to get my money back from my tickets. I seen my actual tickets first row center stage. I broke down. The cashier said you can have the tickets. I didn't want them. I didn't want any reminder of this horrible event that never happened.. I would go to every midnight showing of the movie TSRTS seeing it in a movie theater on the big screen in surround sound. The closest I could ever get to seeing them live. It was like you were in the front row of the concert. Something that still brings me to tears today.
So I want to thank you for doing your LZ reactions seeing how the music moves you just like it did for me some,40 plus years ago. It brings a tear in my eye seeing how my favorite band blows this younger generation away. Just the same way it blew our minds on our first listen. Every song will take you somewhere in your mind . Being happy or sad .good or bad . Whatever your mood put on a Led Zeppelin album and all your problems and stress seem to fade away. That's why even to this day I need to get the Led out every morning . So much I can say . Bout there's only one word that says it all...GOAT..
You should do a live listening party reaction to the movie The Song Remains The Same. Where the chat room could donate to you guys through the movie. I'm sure you would be surprised on how many viewers you would have watching. Chatting,uniting and donating $ in appropriation and welcoming 2 new Led Heads to the family.
Easy, big fella. Try to be succinct.
There was an electricity in the air in the 70's, call it a spirit of an age if you will. Long gone but one day it will return.
this is the holy grail of the live rock n' roll performances.
You finally reached the peak of Zeppelins power!! They are without question the coolest, most heavy band of all time!
They improvised this song every time they played it. They never played it the same way twice. Amazing!!!
They were, are and WILL ALWAYS BE the ultimate rock band.
Thank you for somehow being able to react to this version. Only problem was, I don’t know if you had a loose wire, it kept having micro fade outs, still wonderful though. Thanks again for your reaction.
Very difficult to beat those four guys. Led Zeppelin are the ultimate rock band. When they stepped out of limousines and planes, everyone knew they were the kings of Rock.
Carol's right. It's the greatest live performance of all time.
They are lightning in a bottle. Best band ever
Led Zeppelin the greatest rock band ever assembled. 4 icons each of which were masters of their own craft. Long live Led Zeppelin
WHEN GIANTS WALKED THE EARTH 🌎 LED ZEPPELIN ❤
Once one jams to led Zeppelin life is never the same !!!
You really need to watch the whole unedited movie, “The Song Remains the Same”.. shows them backstage, etc. SO GOOD! You get to see each members’ dream sequences.
cant wait to see this one!... was at the show at MSG in '73... this is THE showpiece of the night and creative outlet for improvising!... Jimmy is something else.... OK, headphones on, here we go!
I have watched this over 10,000 times. We once had it playing over and over at my apartment for over a month straight non stop. The entire concert
This is so awesome. I can watch this over and over, and i do sometimes!
Best version ever in my humble opinion
Live- maybe. But this video has so many lapses in the audio, it just pissed me off.
@@hmichaelr1The way these two don't seem to notice, I thought maybe it wasn't the Zeppelin video cutting out, but TheCoupleCrib's video.
@@unholydriver4987i think they did it so it doesn’t copyright them
We searched a lot for this version, we eventually found it on Dailymotion but we didn't know it had audio dips until we listened to it. We were frustrated too while listening to it but couldn't do anything. We received a copyright claim anyway. Sorry for that.
Led Zep were Rock Gods! Those four combined = Pure Fire! Best Rock band in history!🔥🔥🔥
✌🏼❤️
She is Absolutely Gorgeous
she's cool too.....wish more women in the world were like her!
Clearing my throat.… Never saw an ugly girl before.… Just girls that I was more attracted to you than others
As you enjoyed this one I'd think you'd also like the Whole Lotta Love live from MSG 73? An awesome version with improvisation sections! Great reaction!
one of the best drum performances ever
A time when bands had the bravery and talent to improvise live. Makes the show more exciting for band and crowd-Bravo!
Wow, marathon time. Personally, my thoughts, this is GOAT level
Verlos en vivo era como caer en trance.
Me and my buddies used to catch the midnight show of The Song Remains The Same many of Friday or Saturday night and this song was its own entity. You had to have patience back in those days (daze) as you didn't have access to stuff like this on the Internet, less instant gratification, but often higher quality of gratification - I still remember the grooves, jams, soul and kickassery from start to finish and I still celebrate the adrenaline release of toxins and pent up stress every time I go down memory lane. They're stil my favorite 50+ years later, obviously it's wonderful to know young vibrant cool reactors like yourselves "get it", mastery of improvised ear genius has no expiration date. Thanks for getting me to listen again, it's been too long since I rock and rolled!!
love the jam at the very end some of pages best playing just plays with straight feel
He is playing with one hand, because he has his amp cranked up to 11. When you tap down on the strings, it hits the metal frets, and causes the string to vibrate enough to make the sound. This gets way easier when you have the gain (sort of like volume) turned way up.
The are simply the GOATS! 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
If you wanted to experience and watch the whole MSG 1973 concert, you could purchase a DVD called The song remains the same.
Here's an audio version of Dazed and confused MSG 1973 without any sonical distortion.
ua-cam.com/video/o14OinyQo_g/v-deo.htmlsi=0eCh4vcDJu2AkUpm
Raw and pure music from my all time fav band. And after decades of consuming their music, they seem to sound better each time
This is the pinnacle of rock music
it cant get any better than Led zepplin in 1973 at MSG playing Dazed and Confused
Most magnificent performance you will ever see!! Do more from the 1973 msg concert! Try The Ocean and the FULL...best sound version of NO Quarter!! You will love them both!!
Jimmy at his best
They play around the main structure of songs, but everything else is spur of the moment. They just seem to know how to follow along. You can see JPJ question Bonham, when Page started playing going to San Francisco. They are like 4 parts of the same musician, with how easily the flow together. As Jack Black said, GREATEST BAND EVER!
Total improvisation performance. Roller coaster ride.
insane performance from zeppelin, as people have probably said by now it’s from their 1976 movie “The Song Remains The Same” which includes their 3 night stay at Madison Square Garden in 1973, probably their peak years
It's a jam, within a series of 'anchor points' that they invariably get to. You've gotta love the transitions - my favourite is the lead in to 'San Francisco' in the first 10 minutes. It goes from rock to lounge-jazz, hippy vibes - absolutely seamless - and that interaction between JPJ and Bonham is priceless.
One of my fav live guitar solos
Carol' s smile gets bigger as soon as Robert Plant starts..just like mine did the first time I saw and heard him..and still today 50+ years ago lol! This song is such as showcase for the band!
The whole of the MSG 1973 performance is the greatest display of shear talent you may ever see or hear.
What a delight it is to see how this affected you both. I followed this band from 1969 onwards. To say they changed my life is not an exaggeration. I saw this film the day it came out in 1976. I drove 50 miles to see it. I saw Zeppelin play live four times. I literally travelled the world to pursue them. I ended up owning recordings of hundreds of their live shows. Watching you reminds me of how profoundly they affected me when I was a teenager. I knew I was in the presence of greatness but there was no way we could ever know how people like you would have the same earth shattering experience more than 50 years later. You have a LONG way to go to really appreciate their greatness. They were different on every night. No show was ever exactly the same. I envy you the journey. You put a huge smile on my face and made me feel young again. Thanks.
ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS.
Every night Led Zeppelin played it was different... they couldn't help themselves 😂
I read a rumor that their contract required the live performances to be different every time.
4 young men, at the very pinnacle of music. We never saw thier like before , we have not seen thier like since. GOATs, never to be matched. I was lucky to have seen them 3 times, well the last was Page and Plant to be fair.
Led Zeppelin is from another world!!! Thank you Mr Page, Robert Plant, John Paul Jones and the great John Bohman!!! For me they will be the best band of all time!! Number 1!!!!
Hi Crib couple..when I was a teen in the late 70's early 80's..we were a group of approximately 20 girls and boys and evenly slit between Led Zeppelin and Pink floyd..I was a firm Floydian..but did enjoy LZ without openly acknowledging it for fear if betraying my beloved Pink Floyd..I fondly recall the bragging and boasting from both sides..From Sol in Cape Town..
Mind blowing performance. Thanks for reacting!
Black Sabbath,Led Zeppelin,Deep Purple the holy triad of rock music🤘
First note: because they toured so constantly, they often used improv-jam sections of "Dazed and Confused" to develop material for later songs. From about 5:45 to 7:15 in your reaction video, you can hear the origins of what would eventually become "Achilles Last Stand." Some of the guitar picking later in that segment would even become part of Plant's vocal line in Achilles. If you listen close you can hear it already forming here.
At about 17-18 minutes in the reaction video you can hear the origin of "Candy Store Rock" in the rolling bass and drum riffs.
At 20:30 you can hear the origin of "In The Evening" which would be developed more later.
Around 24 minutes there's a bit of what would become "Trampled Under Foot" but it was just a snippet here.
As they toured, they would develop these improv threads until one seemed to take on a life of its own, and then they would pull it out of the "Dazed & Confused" jam and put it on an album with its own identity.
The extra bit they add in is We’re all Going to San Francisco recorded that Scott McKenzie in the 60s
Epic is an understatement! For another, try No Quarter at the same MSG 1973 show. Enjoy!🔥🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶🔥
All the best MSG concert recordings were on the VHS and then the DVD called The Song Remains The Same, there are alternate performances that are here on UA-cam from the same week of concerts but the best ones are from the VHS/DVD.
This is why when the drummer died the band broke up because a lot of their songs could go extre long they would just play of each other. Some times a concert would go on for 4 hours.
Surprised it didn't get blocked because you didn't take any bricks.
I just subscribed.
Legendary performance
Its both. It is a concert and they made a movie out of the concert. You can buy the album or watch the movie your choice. Great reaction!
I defy any band to top that !!!!!
Yeah, I'll wait.😅😅😅
Just one song from their 1973 MSG shows....used in the film, The Song Remains The Same. Jimmy's masterpiece.
It's time to sample another signature Zep style: mystical soundscapes punctuated by rocket-launching riffs. Best examples: "Over The Hills And Far Away", "What Is And What Should Never Be" and "Ramble On" ("Ramble On" is top-five Zep). On the other hand, if you want to melt your speakers, look no further than "Communication Breakdown" (first album), wherein Zep introduces adrenaline-fueled punk rock seven years before punk rock existed. Can't wait to watch you react to those four.
Just one song in a 4 hour performance, non-stop!
For some reason, this version kept "skipping" every 15-20 seconds or so. Cutting into Jimmy's solos. Even distorting Plant's voice a few times. It almost ruins the whole experience. Try to find a cleaner version & watch it again.
I think I just saw smoke coming out of Carol's ears.
Carol!... you want to know how I felt while I was there at this show in NY?!... excited, confused, disappointed... youre gonna ask HOW could I POSSIBLY be disappointed?... so I was 15 years old, I only had the album, there was no internet, no youtube, no live album so the only thing I knew was the original recording... and I LOVED the album version!... so as a young kid it kinda bugged me that it didnt sound much like the record... BUT, I also knew that Page was wailing his ass off and the band was taking no prisoners... I was also sitting a mile away, wouldve been great if I was in the first ten rows!... But thats how I felt at the time.. Of course through the years, and more concerts, and the movie release, and buying every live bootleg I could find, I came to LOVE this version of course!!!.... and I know Im privileged to have been there... and I WISH I could go back and relive it now and not as stupid 15 year old LOL... welcome to the top of the mountain as far as their live performances!!!
The GREATEST drummer to ever live!!!!!!
From the same concert, there are two songs to be played back-to-back. The songs are, The Song Remains The Same and The Rain Song. Jimmy Page is amazing in both songs.
Someone tell Carol about Robert Plants dream sequence From the song remains the same into the rain song from the same show/movie. She will love it.
Have you done WHOLE LOTTA LOVE from the same show?
Seeing Jimmy do this in concert was the greatest gifts of my life.
Thanks to reacting for Dazed & Confuzed. Yu're amazing couple 🤘
I saw Led Zeppelin perform this song in concert in 1969 and 1970. They were electrifying in person.
The drumming man the drumming, the bass omg goat thanks 🙏 great reaction
Diggin your Zeppelin t-shirt!
I could watch Carol drool all day.
THERE'S LED ZEPPELIN!!.... and then everyone else... they can't be out done.. they were innovators ..4 all stars in one band
That's what made Zep ALL TIME GREATS, they were all masters of their instruments.
Thanks for reviewing this live version which nobody else has the courage to do at over 26 minutes!
Anyone that says Jimmy Page is overrated has never seen this.
FACTS
Quintessential live Zeppelin.
John Bonham was an animal! RIP MR. Goat.
What a BEAST on the skins, GOAT.
OMG! You guys finally did it!!! Thank you! This is the greatest live performance!
WILD I went to see this at the movie theatre and I wish it would be re released ..
You gotta realize that this MSG ‘73 concert was the foundation of the Led Zeppelin movie “The Song Remains The Same” so there are some edits into the concert footage that portray the four members acting out some of their dreams and musical influence.
You guys are the best. Great reaction!
Led Zeppelin they are it the goates of Rock and roll
Now listen to the rain song from 1973 Madison square Garden please
I agree, this is the bet live performance of a song in all of history. With that being said, watch Kashmir from the Celebration Day performance in 2007. It will blow your mind to see these legends still performing at god levels well into their 60s.
I still think Kashmir 1979 Live at Knebworth was the best - but 2007 was beautifully done, Also 1995-1998 tour of Jimmy and Robert was alot of great music.
Now you have to see Whole Lotta Love from this same show!
THE BESTTTTTTTTTTT BAND
in 1973, some substances were involved at the show or if you were at the movie...but it is still Page's Magnum Opus whether sober or not...meant to say thanks so much for reacting to this incredible performance...i read below of one lucky gentleman that was at the show...i hate him (kidding)...but i am SO DAMN JEALOUS of all of those lucky fans who got to see my idols in the flesh live...I remember going to the movie about three times in a row when i was in high school and I still enjoy watching it now...truly one of the finest performances i've ever been privileged to see by ANY band or artist...great job guys and you are now truly Zep-heads!! (PS - you have to react to "The Song Remains the Same" and "No Quarter" from the same show...the solo during "No Quarter" at the MSG show is on par with Stairway...IMHO
The dream sequence that is shown on screen is part of the movie. Amazingly eerie..!
25 hours a day, baby.
Controlled chaos, Elie
Love this live
Whole Lotta Love, from this same concert at MSG in 1973. Please. 🙏
Realize back in the day of no internet or even VHS tapes yet!, the release of this concert Movie/Soundtrack in 1976 of the '73 Madison Square Garden event was our first availability to a Led Zep concert for most people. Also, recall this was just one of the many great live songs you have seen AT THE SAME CONCERT. So, yeah, a lot of us went to the movie theater dozens of times for this one.
Each member had a fantasy scene in the movie. This was jimmy pages. That was him with the hood,as an old man,then younger,then back to an old man.
You guys are the BEST.
There’s Led Zeppelin and then there’s everyone else.