Gobshite 100% correctamundo! Beatles, Stones, Jethro Tull, Yardbirds, Yes, Traffic, Sex Pistols Clash, Ten Years After, Manic Street Preachers, etc and on and on.
cesar varram Depends what you mean by "bad"'. (I'm assuming your'e a yank) As a Londoner, I can tell you that our winters are much less harsher than in NY - we hardly ever have snow that settles - and our summers rarely unbearably hot, we very rarely topple 30 degrees. But in our moderation, is also our downfall. London is damp. No getting away from it. We don't get heavy rain very often - the South East of England gets less annual rainfall than Texas - but we get a lot of grey sky, disappointing temperatures, and light rain, even in the summer months. But at least we don't get snowfalls covering cars in NY, or hurricanes in New Orleans or regarding Maine, extreme daily weather changes, or sunless Seattle, or scorching heat in LA. I've been to these places....but I don't think you've ever been to England mate.
For me, they were the best rock band ever. They incorporated so many different styles into their music and they were just so creative. I love this band!
ROBERT PLANT, ЭТО БОМБА,вокал сила,достает до самых нервов,бесподобно,перекрыкивать гул самолёта,это не пнредаш словами,я вырос на этой группе LED ZEPPELIN, это сила ,мне 66 всю жизнь слушаю ихнию музыку,браво ROBERT PLANT AND JIMMY PAGE, это вырванные годы.
Led Zeppelin = GREATNESS!! We English folk are so proud of these men and what they did for the British music scene. One of the most influential, original, iconic bands of all time. 🇬🇧🏴🎸🎶
@TrampolineLemons A lot of people don't realize that a good portion of this film footage, wasn't even truly Live at Madison Sq Garden. It was filmed at Shepperton Film Studios in 1974, which was this enormous hanger, to simulate the concert. There is some footage used in the film from the actual New York Concert as well. See this Link to further clarify the subject matter forums.ledzeppelin.com/topic/2986-led-zeppelin-shepperton-film-studios-aug-1974/
They were a cover band that posed as an original. They had trash lyrics even though most of them were stolen from other musicians. Several court cases were lost so they were forced to pay the other musicians by law. Yeah.. the ultimate rock band for sure. Lol.
@@devilzdandruff9199 Even if you take away their controversial songs that were borderline stolen and ones they did cover, they're still the greatest rockband of all time with countless classics.
Bonham, the core, of Led. Unbelievable drummer. Nothing would had been the same without Bonzo. The rhythm section of Led, Bonzo, and John Paul Jones, so extremely and extraordinarily unique, in music history.
Even after all these years, i get chills listening and watching this amazing band. I'm now 60 and still can't get enough. Zep created the soundtrack of my life.
I'm 81now lately I've been on LZ binge. The videos are amazing. We didn't have this great way to enjoy music for most of my life. Unlike most bands a lot of their live performances are better than the studio recordings. Can't get enough ZEP😊
The days when people went to a concert to have a good time and enjoy the music instead of standing there holding up a cellphone for practically the entire show. I miss those days.
we were lucky in Buffalo,NY in 70s@80s for 10 years 4 concerts every summer at bills stadium, zeppelin sold 80,000 tickets but cancelled cause plants son got sick, Rolling Stones liked buffalo, they played here 6 times
Está banda era MARAVILHOSA! Não tinha pra ninguém.Havia uma sintonia fora do comum entre os componentes. Jimmy Page, mostrava porque era o melhor . Robert Plant, com seus 1,85m altura e seus belos cabelos louros e um corpo de arrasar corações,era demais . Sua voz rasgada e sexy nos tocava nada profundezas da alma. Curto até hoje!!!! Será sempre eterno!!!!!!
Demais.Eu só conhecia a música que todo o mundo conhece deles.Mas um dia ouvi assim do nada assim Rock and roll;comecei a ouvir tudo dos caras.Virou uma paixão.A melhor banda do mundo em todos os quisitos.
@@asphaltcowboy7567 dude r u like one of those Hip pop kids ? lol this Led Zepplin the concert was at MSG which is Madison Square Garden and its the year in that time 1973 so the 70s basically
Thudue I’m one of those “hip hop kids” 💀. He’s asking because weed was popular and hella cultural during this time, boomer. Concerts today are filled with people smoking (not only rap).
Anybody jealous of the time ,the music,the talent, the crowds, wardrobe the70's??? Now compare to today's so called rock and roll the music ,the talent the etc etc , how do you really feel about the state of rock and roll today? Be honest! ,that being said how good were those guys really??????
Rick is t doing too bad. I was super hype when I first hears SOAD, now if they would only come out of hiatus. There is great music in every generation.
David Brinkmeier chooses to be lazy?? LOL guess he chose to be lazy on no quarter, since I’ve been loving you, 30 min dazed and confused, whole lotta love and many more. Yeah, “lazy”. Ok bud
I saw them in early 70s I Orlando. Jimmy Page sat on edge of stage and said I'd like to play a song from our new album . It's called Stairway to heaven
A real band that stayed close together when they played so they can communicate. JPJ always watching Bonzo. I love Jimmy at 3:40..saying take it away Bonzo!
I've seen most everyone over the years. But, I was at the Baltimore concert of this tour and to be sitting there in the dark and have Jon Bonham rip into the intro and then the lights come on and Page makes that Les Paul sing- well, there is just nothing like it.
This was the first time I'd seen the likes of LED ZEPPELIN. It was @ Madison Square Garden, NYC in '73. This is a fantastic venue for Anything. I remember it like this was YESTERDAY. Where has the Time gone?
Hi, i can see that you like the good music. I recommend you the next tribute to LED ZEPPELIN: ua-cam.com/video/gfSHhqzaioM/v-deo.html Do you agree that it is the best tribute to this band?
Plant, Page, Jones and Bonham....they happened to be there at the right place and the right time.....or did they? Was it luck? Was it fate? Or...Was it pre-destined to be the epitome of rock songwriting artistry and performance? Loved the fuck out of it anyway!
My brother and I used see which of us could see The Song Remains The Same the most back in the day, we lost count. I never get tired of watching it still. ROCK ON!!!!
Magnifique vidéo. Magnifique interprétation. J'aime quand Robert s'aperçoit que Jimmy chante lui aussi " lonely lonely", , lui fait un rapide sourire avant de reprendre sa distance. Et, comme d'hab', j'aime tout de Jimmy.
Greatest rock n roll song ever! Drums perfect, guitar never better, bass tops, vocals otherworldly, lyrics dead on, and the freakin song is titled ROCK N ROLL!
Отлично, из начала 70-х композиция. Лед Зеппелин ( Цеппелин) - молодцы, наряду с "Deep Purple". Ещё молодые. Как будто опять побывал в том времени, как в машине времени.
Brings back fond memories of seeing Zeppelin five feet from the stage at The Grande Ballroom in Detroit. A well-spent $3.50 for a night of rock and roll.
This was their final encore when I saw them on John Bonham's Birthday May 31 1977 at Greensboro NC. We drove all the way from Fort Bragg and it was $10.00 Festival seating-after 50 years of going to concerts including many of the greatest rock bands on Earth these guys and that concert are still the best
Robert Plant just oozed sexuality in the years that he played with Led Zeppelin. I spent my teenage years in the 1970's and to this day a like a handsome guy with long hair.
Saw Zep in the early 70s at Sunderland Locarno (The Mecca) just before the release of Led Zep 4. On the back of the ticket you were advised that on producing the ticket at Bergs record shop in Sunderland you would receive 25 pence discount on the new album. The band played at Newcastle Mayfair on Thursday night and the Friday at Sunderland Locarno. They are without doubt the loudest and best live band I ever saw. To see the four of them in front of you was absolutely unbelievable and unforgettable.
I saw them on the same tour - 2/12/1971 - having managed to get in for free (so no 25p discount for me). They were pretty loud in places but it was the power, not just the volume, the power coming off the stage that was most impressive. I went on to see them four more times before 1979.
Rich6Brew lucky lad seeing them 4 more times, they are my all time favourite band, I still play the old albums even though I have the cds. They still evoke memories of the long haired youth I was, alas a baldy old coot now!
Can you imagine sitting in the front rows and it's dark as hell and you hear Bonhams hi-hat and BOOM these dude just explode on stage? It must have been mind blowing as hell and back then rock bands played a hell of a lot louder than they do today. It must have been like witnessing an atomic explosion, unbelievably intense.
I saw them at Newcastle City Hall in 72, it was a pretty small venue, just over 2,000 capacity, they were playing bigger venues later on but this was very early in the tour, it might even have been the first night, it was the loudest thing I’d ever heard until Zep 3 years later at Earl’s Court on the last night, I couldn’t hear clearly for 3/4 days after.
I was actually at MSG & saw this whole concert - up close & personal. Back in the day I said Led Zeppelin could & would NEVER be replicated & I was right. One of a kind.
2:44 Switches camera to such a great view. With Plant moving a bit on stage as he does, all 4 band members seen rocking and rolling off of each other driving the music together. Could have kept that camera on most all of the time. Terrific angle/point of view of action on stage.
It's been a long time since I rock and rolled It's been a long time since I did the Stroll Oh let me get it back let me get it back Let me get it back baby where I come from It's been a long time been a long time Been a long lonely lonely lonely lonely lonely time Yes it has It's been a long time since the book of love I can't count the tears of a life with no love Carry me back carry me back Carry me back, baby, where I come from It's been a long time, been a long time Been a long lonely, lonely, lonely, lonely, lonely time Seems so long since we walked in the moonlight Making vows that just can't work right Open your arms, opens your arms Open your arms, baby, let my love come running in It's been a long time, been a long time Been a long lonely, lonely, lonely, lonely, lonely time
An amazing band, Led Zeppelin was my first real concert in the Chicago Stadium, 1975, in advance of Physical Graffiti. They played for about four hours and gave four encores. Blew my mind. Don't know why Nea Zixnh gives writing credit to Johnny Winter. (?!) This song is a Zep composition without a doubt.
Back in 90-s I didn't like the sound of Page's guitar in comparison with an album version - but with years I've changed my mind and must admit that I finally like this sound too - it has some kind of a raw power in it :-)
They were and still are my favorite all time band BUT they were not very good playing live. I saw them in 1977 and couldn’t even tell what they were playing most of the time. Plant’s voice was shot and Page was playing way too loud. Page is an awesome guitar player but they couldn’t reproduce the album sound live because he overdubbed so much on the albums and since they didn’t have another guitar player in concert it wasn’t the same.
Zepp is my favorite rock n roll band. Every song is good. I'm just bummed I never saw them in concert., so thanks Nea for this HD live video. Those jeans on Robert....legendary! ❤💋🤘
Hola!!! Veo que te gusta la buena música, te recomiendo el siguiente tributo a LED ZEPPELIN: ua-cam.com/video/gfSHhqzaioM/v-deo.html estás de acuerdo con que es el mejor tributo a esta banda??
Oi, posso ver que você gosta da boa música. Recomendo a vocês a seguinte homenagem ao LED ZEPPELIN: ua-cam.com/video/gfSHhqzaioM/v-deo.html Você concorda que é a melhor homenagem a essa banda?
"Rock and Roll" was a key component of the band's setlist at Led Zeppelin concerts from 1971 on. Initially, Plant referred to it on stage as "It's Been A Long Time", which is the first line of the song. In 1972 it was elevated to the opening number of all concert performances and it retained this status until 1975. For the band's 1977 North American tour, it became part of a medley encorewith "Whole Lotta Love", and during 1979 and 1980 it became an encore in its own right. A live performance of the song from Madison Square Garden in July 1973 was recorded for the band's concert film The Song Remains the Same and accompanying soundtrack album. There is also a June 1972 live recording of "Rock and Roll" which has been captured on the album How the West Was Won.
![Led Zeppelin - Moby Dick (Live at The Royal Albert Hall 1970) [Official Video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/IOb8otk7Y0U/mqdefault.jpg)
John Bonham. Is the best drummer ever in rock history. The man never had a drum lesson ever
Certainly my favourite.
не превзойденный!!!!!!!!
Maybe after Keith Moon!
@Pol Fartin okay, we get it
@Pol Fartin oh, yeah, I forgot about that
England was obvioulsy granted some sort of gift from the gods. How can so many iconic bands come from just one small yet mighty nation?
Gobshite 100% correctamundo! Beatles, Stones, Jethro Tull, Yardbirds, Yes, Traffic, Sex Pistols Clash, Ten Years After, Manic Street Preachers, etc and on and on.
the weather there is so fucking bad they have to become stars so they can get outta that shitty island
i agree fully
England is a city
I’m sorry
cesar varram Depends what you mean by "bad"'. (I'm assuming your'e a yank) As a Londoner, I can tell you that our winters are much less harsher than in NY - we hardly ever have snow that settles - and our summers rarely unbearably hot, we very rarely topple 30 degrees. But in our moderation, is also our downfall. London is damp. No getting away from it. We don't get heavy rain very often - the South East of England gets less annual rainfall than Texas - but we get a lot of grey sky, disappointing temperatures, and light rain, even in the summer months. But at least we don't get snowfalls covering cars in NY, or hurricanes in New Orleans or regarding Maine, extreme daily weather changes, or sunless Seattle, or scorching heat in LA. I've been to these places....but I don't think you've ever been to England mate.
For me, they were the best rock band ever. They incorporated so many different styles into their music and they were just so creative. I love this band!
There are many good bands but LED ZEPPELIN is a greatest band who ever exists on this planet.
Did somebody travel back in time to record this? The quality is unreal for 1973.
It's called 35 mm film.
no shit, right
just imagine if it was in Huewai 5 G ,,,, dont know how we lived without it,,, oh not out yet? gotta get it soon,,, quality of 4G is shit
There is high quality film video from the 1940's!
35mm has something like up to 6k capability when rendered, not sure though if it depends on the type of 35mm used.
ROBERT PLANT, ЭТО БОМБА,вокал сила,достает до самых нервов,бесподобно,перекрыкивать гул самолёта,это не пнредаш словами,я вырос на этой группе LED ZEPPELIN, это сила ,мне 66 всю жизнь слушаю ихнию музыку,браво ROBERT PLANT AND JIMMY PAGE, это вырванные годы.
Толик ,вот такие любители и развалили страну СССР.
I was there at MSG in 1973 it was a Fantastic 3 HR show. Just blew us all away.
🖤😒😒
So was I! My eyes never left RP…damn ❤
Led Zeppelin = GREATNESS!! We English folk are so proud of these men and what they did for the British music scene. One of the most influential, original, iconic bands of all time. 🇬🇧🏴🎸🎶
No one, can ever be as good as the talent of these guys!!!
John Bonham screaming "ALRIGHT LET'S GOOOO!" at the beginning is one of my favorite moments in recorded history.
i never thought that was his voice
I don’t think that’s bonzo, I’m pretty sure that’s the rep for the venue. The guy that introduces the band before they go on.
what time?
bonzo is best drummer alltime zeppelin power ;) !
Are you sure that's Bonzo? It sounds like it could be Robert
Man I love this freaking band..I'm 67 and still rocking..2022
No more rock bands like this
Man I’m 56 & I’m fucken head banging while bbqing with my mates.
the vid is such good quality for the 70s
@TrampolineLemons A lot of people don't realize that a good portion of this film footage, wasn't even truly Live at Madison Sq Garden. It was filmed at Shepperton Film Studios in 1974, which was this enormous hanger, to simulate the concert. There is some footage used in the film from the actual New York Concert as well.
See this Link to further clarify the subject matter
forums.ledzeppelin.com/topic/2986-led-zeppelin-shepperton-film-studios-aug-1974/
um "HD".....
Exactly what i was thinking
Zep could make anything look wonderful
Loved his hair
They were, are and WILL ALWAYS BE the ultimate rock band.
Yes, Yes, Yes!
What else can be said?
They were a cover band that posed as an original. They had trash lyrics even though most of them were stolen from other musicians. Several court cases were lost so they were forced to pay the other musicians by law. Yeah.. the ultimate rock band for sure. Lol.
Sounded great though didn’t they ?
@@devilzdandruff9199 Even if you take away their controversial songs that were borderline stolen and ones they did cover, they're still the greatest rockband of all time with countless classics.
Bonham, the core, of Led. Unbelievable drummer. Nothing would had been the same without Bonzo. The rhythm section of Led, Bonzo, and John Paul Jones, so extremely and extraordinarily unique, in music history.
That's why they split when he died.
Too bad they never were shown (Bonzo at the end for 20 seconds)!
Another British band showing the world how its done ! I saw them twice. So lucky to be born and grew up in time to see these great UK bands.
Not a phone in sight ! Absolutely brilliant
I dont own a cell phone.
Even after all these years, i get chills listening and watching this amazing band. I'm now 60 and still can't get enough. Zep created the soundtrack of my life.
And don’t be surprised that at age 65 and 75 you will still feel the same. Quality and mystery and crazy energy talent are ageless. Rock on.
I'm 81now lately I've been on LZ binge. The videos are amazing. We didn't have this great way to enjoy music for most of my life. Unlike most bands a lot of their live performances are better than the studio recordings. Can't get enough ZEP😊
anniversary of the 4th album a few days ago
Сочетание красоты,изящества,грубости,мужского абсолютно характера несмотря на непритязательность текста эта музыка мощнейшая на все времена.
The days when people went to a concert to have a good time and enjoy the music instead of standing there holding up a cellphone for practically the entire show. I miss those days.
You can bet your ass if they had cellphones they'd be using them dipshit.
Spoken like someone who wasn't even born in 1973. Get lost.
we were lucky in Buffalo,NY in 70s@80s for 10 years 4 concerts every summer at bills stadium, zeppelin sold 80,000 tickets but cancelled cause plants son got sick, Rolling Stones liked buffalo, they played here 6 times
@@lelandcarpenter1455 they didn't though did they dipshit, better days then dipshit
rodentcafeteria gets your argument completely shut down then uses a weak ass insult like “you weren’t born in my generation” lame
What a Spectacular Band , there hasn't been anything like it .
can you imagine rockin a zep show in the 70's...love watching the people in the crowd and the whole era
Robert Plant Legend
Jimmy Page Legend
John Bonham Legend
John Paul Jones Legend
= Led Zeppelin Legend
Peter Grant, the fifth member, legend too
i am the douther of agostino
wow
no, it must be
Robert Plant God
Jimmy Page God
John Bonham God
John Paul Jones God
Led Zeppelin=God of Rock
It's good that I was spared these legends. XD
Forgiven
Page was blessed with a talent and we were blessed to have been able to hear it
*This is one of the best shampoo commercials I've ever seen.*
Don’t hate me because I’m beautiful...
That made me laugh out loud
HAHAHA
we all had hair back then and as a teenager i had to fight with my father not to go to the barbours
10000000 1 million
Drums are from another planet. His Groove is out of this world.
Está banda era MARAVILHOSA! Não tinha pra ninguém.Havia uma sintonia fora do comum entre os componentes. Jimmy Page, mostrava porque era o melhor . Robert Plant, com seus 1,85m altura e seus belos cabelos louros e um corpo de arrasar corações,era demais . Sua voz rasgada e sexy nos tocava nada profundezas da alma. Curto até hoje!!!! Será sempre eterno!!!!!!
Demais.Eu só conhecia a música que todo o mundo conhece deles.Mas um dia ouvi assim do nada assim Rock and roll;comecei a ouvir tudo dos caras.Virou uma paixão.A melhor banda do mundo em todos os quisitos.
Was there for the last show at the Garden in '73, still got the ticket stub.
Very cool.. How long did they play? Was everybody smoking weed? Best band ever. .
@@asphaltcowboy7567 dude r u like one of those Hip pop kids ? lol this Led Zepplin the concert was at MSG which is Madison Square Garden and its the year in that time 1973 so the 70s basically
Thudue I’m one of those “hip hop kids” 💀. He’s asking because weed was popular and hella cultural during this time, boomer. Concerts today are filled with people smoking (not only rap).
asphalt cowboy I wasn’t there but the set list during those three days lasted around two hours and half.
@@joshuavargas9668 awesome
Possibly my first stop when my Time machine is finished.
Can I come?
For me it's woodstock
wHOOOAh!!! Got to get know the neverending story... Cool Comment!
for me, the first time they jammed
Jajajajajajaja
Anybody jealous of the time ,the music,the talent, the crowds, wardrobe the70's??? Now compare to today's so called rock and roll the music ,the talent the etc etc , how do you really feel about the state of rock and roll today? Be honest! ,that being said how good were those guys really??????
They’re simply the BEST rock and roll band in history.
Rick is t doing too bad. I was super hype when I first hears SOAD, now if they would only come out of hiatus. There is great music in every generation.
No one in the background doing back-flips, no pyrotechnics .....just pure talent.
No fake computer generated garbage of today.
Jimmy Page can play that guitar like it's nobody's business.
but can he play Eagles music? BLAH HA HA
Omg..Jimmy sounded like crap..hes very tight in the studio..live. hes aweful
@Pol Fartin studio there great....live the play sloppy.. I know he can play better he just chooses to be lazy
David Brinkmeier wrong are you deaf?? He’s one of the greatest live improvisers to play a guitar don’t say dumb shit like that please
David Brinkmeier chooses to be lazy?? LOL guess he chose to be lazy on no quarter, since I’ve been loving you, 30 min dazed and confused, whole lotta love and many more. Yeah, “lazy”. Ok bud
I saw them in early 70s I Orlando. Jimmy Page sat on edge of stage and said I'd like to play a song from our new album . It's called Stairway to heaven
Jimmy Page: incredible solo part
Camera-man: film his face
@Billy Idol lol, the least recognition member of the band
hes underrated
His neck
Omg that is the most annoying thing
@@arzufbkz6099 More like John Bonham gets the least recognition
Marchosa con marcha Guitarras de vicio batería,voz GRANNNNNDEEEESS
A real band that stayed close together when they played so they can communicate. JPJ always watching Bonzo. I love Jimmy at 3:40..saying take it away Bonzo!
Я с украины, мне 60 ,это моя молодость, вещи невероятные, написаные очень умными музыкантами, я их за это благодарю всю свою жизнь.
полностью поддерживаю!
A gorgeous long haired Jimmy Page ... the finest guitar player ever... ... at his very best! The seventies! He was something to behold!
I've seen most everyone over the years. But, I was at the Baltimore concert of this tour and to be sitting there in the dark and have Jon Bonham rip into the intro and then the lights come on and Page makes that Les Paul sing- well, there is just nothing like it.
I saw them at the Cap Centre in '77 and wholeheartedly agree.
This was the first time I'd seen the likes of LED ZEPPELIN. It was @ Madison Square Garden, NYC in '73. This is a fantastic venue for Anything. I remember it like this was YESTERDAY. Where has the Time gone?
Nothing like the sound of Zeppelin in the morning! 💖💙❤💜💚💛
It sounds like... Victory
Hi, i can see that you like the good music. I recommend you the next tribute to LED ZEPPELIN: ua-cam.com/video/gfSHhqzaioM/v-deo.html Do you agree that it is the best tribute to this band?
Plant, Page, Jones and Bonham....they happened to be there at the right place and the right time.....or did they? Was it luck? Was it fate? Or...Was it pre-destined to be the epitome of rock songwriting artistry and performance? Loved the fuck out of it anyway!
It was a rite of passage to go see The Song Remains the Same late at night in downtown Pasadena, CA, in the 70's. Theater was packed.
Nothing like the sound of Zeppelin in the morning! 💖💙❤💜💚💛
Jimmy Page: incredible solo part
Camera-man: film his face
My brother and I used see which of us could see The Song Remains The Same the most back in the day, we lost count. I never get tired of watching it still. ROCK ON!!!!
Magnifique vidéo. Magnifique interprétation. J'aime quand Robert s'aperçoit que Jimmy chante lui aussi " lonely lonely", , lui fait un rapide sourire avant de reprendre sa distance. Et, comme d'hab', j'aime tout de Jimmy.
Greatest rock n roll song ever! Drums perfect, guitar never better, bass tops, vocals otherworldly, lyrics dead on, and the freakin song is titled ROCK N ROLL!
John Bonham held this and many other, song together.
The most intricate and articulate drummer, ever.
Call him the conductor of Led Zeppelin.
I'm still blown away by that tasty opening riff at 1:58 ! Raunchy riffing!
Helluva way to open a show. This, The Song Remains the Same and We're Gonna Groove are my favorite show openers over the years.
Was there for the last show at the Garden in '73, still got the ticket stub.
page is legend
Possibly my first stop when my Time machine is finished.
Отлично, из начала 70-х композиция. Лед Зеппелин ( Цеппелин) - молодцы, наряду с "Deep Purple". Ещё молодые. Как будто опять побывал в том времени, как в машине времени.
Brings back fond memories of seeing Zeppelin five feet from the stage at The Grande Ballroom in Detroit. A well-spent $3.50 for a night of rock and roll.
This was their final encore when I saw them on John Bonham's Birthday May 31 1977 at Greensboro NC. We drove all the way from Fort Bragg and it was $10.00 Festival seating-after 50 years of going to concerts including many of the greatest rock bands on Earth these guys and that concert are still the best
Robert Plant just oozed sexuality in the years that he played with Led Zeppelin. I spent my teenage years in the 1970's and to this day a like a handsome guy with long hair.
Saw Zep in the early 70s at Sunderland Locarno (The Mecca) just before the release of Led Zep 4. On the back of the ticket you were advised that on producing the ticket at Bergs record shop in Sunderland you would receive 25 pence discount on the new album. The band played at Newcastle Mayfair on Thursday night and the Friday at Sunderland Locarno. They are without doubt the loudest and best live band I ever saw. To see the four of them in front of you was absolutely unbelievable and unforgettable.
I saw them on the same tour - 2/12/1971 - having managed to get in for free (so no 25p discount for me). They were pretty loud in places but it was the power, not just the volume, the power coming off the stage that was most impressive.
I went on to see them four more times before 1979.
Rich6Brew lucky lad seeing them 4 more times, they are my all time favourite band, I still play the old albums even though I have the cds. They still evoke memories of the long haired youth I was, alas a baldy old coot now!
anyone else blown away at how good the video quality is? this is 1973! holy fuck. im sure it was touched up but still
It's from the movie "The Song Remains The Same" and was filmed in 35mm. It's probably from a DVD copy.
MegaLadygagasucks i think they digitally enhanced the footage.
Can you imagine sitting in the front rows and it's dark as hell and you hear Bonhams hi-hat and BOOM these dude just explode on stage? It must have been mind blowing as hell and back then rock bands played a hell of a lot louder than they do today. It must have been like witnessing an atomic explosion, unbelievably intense.
I saw them at Newcastle City Hall in 72, it was a pretty small venue, just over 2,000 capacity, they were playing bigger venues later on but this was very early in the tour, it might even have been the first night, it was the loudest thing I’d ever heard until Zep 3 years later at Earl’s Court on the last night, I couldn’t hear clearly for 3/4 days after.
Led zeppelin, the Who, Deep purple, the pretty things, the Stones, the small faces - and most music of today: I cry out loud!
Buenas tardes todos los música es buena opinión
The audio/video is good quality,great rock concert of 70's
If Page and Plant aren't the definition of "rock gods", I don't know who would be.
@Ray Webb they're both alive man
In the 70s they truly were rock gods
@Ray Webb no way, what concert did u see them
Plant would tell you:
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Awesome Mr. Robert Plant.
If these sounds came back,than its still gonna rule the world
In short, a highlight of rock music ... every song in this concert ... it still blows my mind.
40 yrs ago best buddies and I would see this film at the Danforth in Toronto, every weekend page is GOAT 3 instruments only freaking Amazing
This 70's camera quality is even better than today's entry and midrange level smartphone cameras.
Yeah, thats the power of Film camera. 35mm film is the same as 4k resolution in Digital cameras.
Greatest rock band of all time 🤘
One of the best performances of the Century!
where has all the great music gone, i miss the old days, im 68 yrs. old and still love the old stuff.
Be proud mate
Went to see them in ‘77 in Oklahoma. Went straight left straight wanted to really see them. Yes they were phenomenal
You're a lucky man!
Lucky I was set to see them when I was 15 but then the tragic news of John Bonhams death They are legends and will forever live in our hearts
OAKLAND 7-23-77
Today...47 years ago they finished their legendary Maddison Square Garden concert. Still as relevant today as then. Long live Zeppelin!!!!
At the beginning of their peak, IMO all things considered they are the greatest rock band ever. They had it all. Page was the man
I’m so glad they recorded this on good quality cameras. They were at their peak here and it’s freaking awesome. I hope many youngins see this
Yup. Makes one wanna say, "OK, kids, this is how it's done."
This is how it’s done
I was actually at MSG & saw this whole concert
- up close & personal. Back in the day I said Led Zeppelin could & would NEVER be replicated & I was right. One of a kind.
2:44 Switches camera to such a great view. With Plant moving a bit on stage as he does, all 4 band members seen rocking and rolling off of each other driving the music together. Could have kept that camera on most all of the time. Terrific angle/point of view of action on stage.
ROBERT PLANT'S PERFECT HAIR WAS WAY AHEAD OF IT'S TIME HERE.
COMPARABLE TO THE GLORIOUS BEAUTY OF THE HAIR-BANDS OF THE '80's and '90's.
Robert Plant's voice is absolutely great and right for this sound. This is Rock n Roll.
And this was when he was suffering from vocal nodules.
Musicians with talent and passion, crowd without mobile phones... Yes, we lost something along the way
MT fucking V happened
is 1973 genius, what mobile phones?
The more i listen to JIMMY, the more i love PAGE
THE BEST BAND EVER. SAW THEM LIVE IN 1975. AND STILL ROCKING TO ROBERT PLANT. JIMMY PAGE. TRUE MUSIC GENIUS/ STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN
It's been a long time since I rock and rolled
It's been a long time since I did the Stroll
Oh let me get it back let me get it back
Let me get it back baby where I come from
It's been a long time been a long time
Been a long lonely lonely lonely lonely lonely time
Yes it has
It's been a long time since the book of love
I can't count the tears of a life with no love
Carry me back carry me back
Carry me back, baby, where I come from
It's been a long time, been a long time
Been a long lonely, lonely, lonely, lonely, lonely time
Seems so long since we walked in the moonlight
Making vows that just can't work right
Open your arms, opens your arms
Open your arms, baby, let my love come running in
It's been a long time, been a long time
Been a long lonely, lonely, lonely, lonely, lonely time
🎸
Can you imagine leaving MSG after this monstrous gig and getting straight into the Taxidriver 70's NYC scenery
New York City was a much more dangerous place to be back then.
I did in 77... accept we took the subway. My mom and friends mom was waiting in front of the house for us... man those were the days.
You’ve got to be kidding me. This is tremendous, Why can’t this continue I miss rock
Royal blood my dude , rock and roll lives on
I mean Greta Van Fleet is the start I suppose
hard to imagine playing guitar with this song without giving duck-face. Thats the best feelings
page is legend
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the four pages
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page is god
Nobody is as good as rocking out as well as jimmy
An amazing band, Led Zeppelin was my first real concert in the Chicago Stadium, 1975, in advance of Physical Graffiti. They played for about four hours and gave four encores. Blew my mind.
Don't know why Nea Zixnh gives writing credit to Johnny Winter. (?!) This song is a Zep composition without a doubt.
Seeing these amazing guys in their prime, you couldn't imagine back then getting old!
So true
Yep, I got to see them in concert, which was so great 👍. But now I'm old!! Lol 😆. 😆 !!
Isso que é Rock de verdade rsrs. Melhor banda do planeta
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Synmorfitelia never personally liked Dancing Days, but yes, most of the songs they made were good
Hot dog
FaZe_Pickaxe I love dancing days haha but to each their own
I love dancing days 😂😂😂✌🏼🤟🏼
+Synmorfitelia This comment should win an award for just being freaking cool!
Awesomeness personified! I never get enough of LED ZEPPELIN! Never!
Back in 90-s I didn't like the sound of Page's guitar in comparison with an album version - but with years I've changed my mind and must admit that I finally like this sound too - it has some kind of a raw power in it :-)
nobody cares
How can you not think page is great
@@cindymajors8754 Page is great - there's no doubt :-)
They were and still are my favorite all time band BUT they were not very good playing live. I saw them in 1977 and couldn’t even tell what they were playing most of the time. Plant’s voice was shot and Page was playing way too loud. Page is an awesome guitar player but they couldn’t reproduce the album sound live because he overdubbed so much on the albums and since they didn’t have another guitar player in concert it wasn’t the same.
They were all so young in this!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Always loved this number... Bonzo’s amazing intro gets the adrenaline flowing right off the bat!
Zepp is my favorite rock n roll band. Every song is good. I'm just bummed I never saw them in concert., so thanks Nea for this HD live video. Those jeans on Robert....legendary! ❤💋🤘
I feel like people often underestimate the quality of 70s film. With the right tools, the film look looks better than digital
Sin duda la mejor de todos los tiempos. Única y no hay más. Grandes. Inmortales
Hola!!! Veo que te gusta la buena música, te recomiendo el siguiente tributo a LED ZEPPELIN: ua-cam.com/video/gfSHhqzaioM/v-deo.html estás de acuerdo con que es el mejor tributo a esta banda??
I always loved Jimmy's outfit in this, bloody fantastic like this track
Just one guitarist it's amazing
Did you forget about John Paul Jones
@@ledzeppelin5647 that's bass player bro
@@sm_4859 A bass is still a guitar bro!
@@ledzeppelin5647 he is talking about lead guitarist the master Jimmy page
@@sm_4859 How do you know who he's talking about, he says only one guitarist when there are two, and yes except for Hendrix, Page is the man.
Pure Power of Rock n' Roll!
I love the drama of having the lights down and then the sudden illumination as the first chords hit.
THAT'S the way to kick off a exciting concert.
Apaixonadissimo até hoje. Melhor banda do mundo e melhor baterista que já existiu. E ponto final.
Oi, posso ver que você gosta da boa música. Recomendo a vocês a seguinte homenagem ao LED ZEPPELIN: ua-cam.com/video/gfSHhqzaioM/v-deo.html Você concorda que é a melhor homenagem a essa banda?
Yep. The world over. Isnt that awesome how music transcends?
2:14-2:23 Cream (Eric Clapton) 'Crossroads' from the 1968 album "Wheels of Fire".
"Rock and Roll" was a key component of the band's setlist at Led Zeppelin concerts from 1971 on. Initially, Plant referred to it on stage as "It's Been A Long Time", which is the first line of the song. In 1972 it was elevated to the opening number of all concert performances and it retained this status until 1975. For the band's 1977 North American tour, it became part of a medley encorewith "Whole Lotta Love", and during 1979 and 1980 it became an encore in its own right.
A live performance of the song from Madison Square Garden in July 1973 was recorded for the band's concert film The Song Remains the Same and accompanying soundtrack album. There is also a June 1972 live recording of "Rock and Roll" which has been captured on the album How the West Was Won.
I love Zeppelin.
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