Page's guitar is beautiful in this, but Boham's drums are just on a totally different planet. What a gifted gifted musician that man was. Gone way too soon...
I've been listening to Led Zeppelin for the past 20 years or so, & I always come back to this song. It's so haunting, I feel it in my core. Don't know if the music industry will ever see such talent again.
If one day humanity is erased from earth, this kind of music will let others know that we, despite our fragile state, were special and unique kind of being !
Im 27 yo right now. Been listening to Dazed and Confused live in TSRTS since i was born. Dad is a die hard Zeppelin fan. Im always surprised by this song. Im gonna get my 70's and the feeling's gonna be the same. Always a mindblowing surprise
Jimmy Page is THE only guitar player to truly make me go back in time to when I was in my early teens, roaming the streets at night, first girlfriend, naive… friends, friends that turned to enemies, only responsibility was school, being in a band, the lights at night, finding somewhere nice to sit and roll a cigarette, feeling like I had the world at my feet.
In 1979 me and a couple friennds got all highed up went to see this at a midnight showing the song remains the same will never forget that laid back high feeling in that dark theater watching this in the middle of the night i was 16.
I frikkin' LOVE this 'song'. Of course, it's actually a Page composition with Robert putting the 'San Francisco' lyrics over the top. A full-fledged version should've been recorded. What a loss.
I remember the first time I heard this, listening to TSRTS on spotify, then Dazed and Confused came along, a song I love, and outta nowhere comes this haunting, dark, melodic, sad and misterious riff that simply caught me off guard and made me trip balls listening to this and gave me that feeling when you listen to a special song that moves you for the first time. Beautiful piece of music.
Van Halen were about 10 years too late in being able to play music this Psychedelic! Then again Jimmy Page pretty much opened and closed the book on music like this (just by bringing out the bow)! I mean how creative can you get? Not to mention how dark of a background he really had!!
@@marshall8408 I would say that the guitar, in Jimmy's hands, was not a musical instrument, it was a translator of emotions. What he felt, what he wanted to convey to people... Jimmy had a very special relationship with the guitar. He said “is my wife, my lover“ (referring to the guitar) I think this is wonderful!
@@marciashiraishi5891 Marcia, Really love your way with words! Well after all he was their producer and rarely do you see a guitarist the band's producer alone!! Just love the way he can take a 6:00 song and turn it into a 28:00 one Live! Not to mention the creativity of the "Song Remains the Same" movie with all its glory from climbing the mountain on the inside of LED ZEP IV to his red eyes when he first appears in the movie!!
@@marshall8408 It seems he produced Zeppelin's first album with his own money...his sensitivity in knowing how to position the microphones to fully capture the grandeur of the sounds (especially the drums), he wasn't "just" a guitarist, he was an architect of music, a true genius! And I love him even more because he chose Plant, JPJ and Bonham and formed the best band in the universe!
First 2 albums were basically cover versions of other people's songs. 2 full albums. Copied or stole most of there songs . It's on UA-cam if you don't know already
@@trtr-bc3zl Get the f*** out of here. The whole rap community has stolen Zeppelin rhythm tracks and you don't f***ing hear Zeppelin crying about it. All Musicians take from others; if they disagree, they're lying. I'm so tired of all the boneheads pointing their fingers at the greatest Rock Band of All Time Pure F***ing jealousy!
It was mostly plant doing the stealing. It is bad and they are lucky to have survived. In today's world, they would be burnt. But, they did well overall. And Jimmy IS great.
I remember seeing the film when I was 15, so that would have been 1982.....it would be screened on occasion here in the UK. This bit was mesmerising and as soon as it was released on VHS video,I pretty much wore it out!!! Taught me how important the spirit of improvisation really is. Led Zeppelin are the only Band to have really carried it off.
this is a evolution that I heard when I listened to a collection of bootlegs from this time. yes there is other versions of this and I heard him dig even deeper during certain parts.
the quintessential genuis of the best guitar player ever with his fantastic band ... surely we appreciate the beatles free ten years after john mayall the who deep purple taste jeff beck group jimi hendrix exp johhny winter mountain ccr janis joplin mike bloomfield jethro tull the byrds ... but this band will ever be something so amazing and powerful . R.I.P john bonham .
@@marciashiraishi5891: I'm like that with Jimi Hendrix. I saw the Experience at Maple Leaf Gardens and became a professional left-handed guitarist myself. I still do "Whole Lotta Love" offa my favorite Led Zep album.
Instruments from 00:00-01:06 are from the 29th. Vocals are from the 27th over the music from the 29th. 01:06 onwards they keep the vocals from the 27th and use the music from the 27th as it was played that night. Beautiful edit but it's not how it was played that night. I actually like the San Francisco intro they played on the 27th. Don't know why they didnt keep it. Source: garden tapes for those of you who don't believe.
This is not the original version on the early pressing of T.S.R.T.S. Why did they change the soundtrack from the original? I had the album when it first came out, and I know the version of T.S.R.T.S. has little differences throughout. Anyone have any ideas why?
I've never heard this song before, despite owning all their studio albums, including a 3 CD Coda special edition. So was this performed live only or is there a studio version?
@@dustinkstichskate Thanks. I've actually got it on DVD 🤣. In my defence, I haven't listened to it for a very long time. I'll have to dust it off and have a listen.
I think that they only played this live. They would improvise and expand on a lot of their songs in concert. In the extremely long live performances of Dazed and Confused they would sometimes insert "San Francisco", "Woodstock" or some other song in the middle of it. I think that this is edited from one of those performances.
@@xensuko Actually no it’s not. This song is called dazed and confused within the song remains the same version of that song which is a live version they add a few different songs within that song they tap on San Francisco they also tap on some Elvis as well within the song dazed and confused. It is not a cover otherwise it would’ve been all by itself and it is not so please understand what you are actually listening to when you talk about the mighty Led Zeppelin!!!!
@@retrodog2837 he literally said “this part of the performance” as in, THIS PART OF THE PERFORMANCE. I don’t know if you’re too dumb to understand what that means, so I’ll explain. The whole song is called dazed and confused. But nobody is talking about the whole song. The entire video is about this cover in the middle of the song, not the entire song. Hence, “this part of the performance is a cover”.
@@sebastianaguilar3024 It’s not even a cover genius! he doesn’t even say the lyrics correctly nor is it in the same key is the original song dip shit! The song is called dazed and confused!!!!! maybe you are???🤣🤣🤣
@@retrodog2837 idk if it’s because you’re old or something but covers don’t have to be in the same key to be a cover. When the levee breaks is a perfect example. And the lyrics are practically identical. Just because you don’t have your hearing aid in, doesn’t change the FACT that this is a cover.
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That Hi-Hat
Page's guitar is beautiful in this, but Boham's drums are just on a totally different planet. What a gifted gifted musician that man was. Gone way too soon...
This version leaves an imprint on your brain.
I've been listening to Led Zeppelin for the past 20 years or so, & I always come back to this song. It's so haunting, I feel it in my core. Don't know if the music industry will ever see such talent again.
I saw the movie the song remains the same a the theatre in 1979 I was 16. 44 yrs ago
Led Zeppelin were just so special.
There was something about them that I still can’t explain.
It was just magic.
This so hypnotic. Haunting,memorizing and the tightness of the four playmate simply amazing
It's a different world
If one day humanity is erased from earth, this kind of music will let others know that we, despite our fragile state, were special and unique kind of being !
This fragment is pure gold
Im 27 yo right now. Been listening to Dazed and Confused live in TSRTS since i was born. Dad is a die hard Zeppelin fan. Im always surprised by this song. Im gonna get my 70's and the feeling's gonna be the same. Always a mindblowing surprise
I‘m 42 and I bought the cd when I was around 18. Been listening to it ever since, always mesmerised
I'm 61 and I saw the movie in 1979 at a midnight theater showing I was 16.
Jimmy Page is THE only guitar player to truly make me go back in time to when I was in my early teens, roaming the streets at night, first girlfriend, naive… friends, friends that turned to enemies, only responsibility was school, being in a band, the lights at night, finding somewhere nice to sit and roll a cigarette, feeling like I had the world at my feet.
Damn dude. Write a book seriously. Reading that was cool
Now I know where Achilles Last Stand came from. Love how these guys were open about their influences.
In 1979 me and a couple friennds got all highed up went to see this at a midnight showing the song remains the same will never forget that laid back high feeling in that dark theater watching this in the middle of the night i was 16.
When i mow my lawn play Song remains the same entirely 👍
Several acres ?
You are looking at the picture in Webster's dictionary that's above the definition of the Greatest Rock Band to ever exist!
I frikkin' LOVE this 'song'. Of course, it's actually a Page composition with Robert putting the 'San Francisco' lyrics over the top. A full-fledged version should've been recorded. What a loss.
It kinda was, speed it up and you end up with ALS.
@@fiatfan831.25 speed 🤌🤌
One of my favorite pieces of music - perfectly executed music across the board. All four made it happen just perfect. Couldn't have been better
Led Zeppelin reaches a level of transcendence that emanates from Beauty and captures a touch of eternity in the human soul. Legends!
I remember the first time I heard this, listening to TSRTS on spotify, then Dazed and Confused came along, a song I love, and outta nowhere comes this haunting, dark, melodic, sad and misterious riff that simply caught me off guard and made me trip balls listening to this and gave me that feeling when you listen to a special song that moves you for the first time. Beautiful piece of music.
I saw the movie in 1979 at the theater still have the LP I was 16 then 61 now.
As great as Eddie Van Halen was he could never come up with something like this. He just didn't have it in him. Jimmy Page was the master.
@Kevin Ciok
Jimmy, Bonham, JPJ and Plant are unique, no one is like them so I always say there hasn't been and never will be another band like Zep 😊
Van Halen were about 10 years too late in being able to play music this Psychedelic! Then again Jimmy Page pretty much opened and closed the book on music like this (just by bringing out the bow)! I mean how creative can you get? Not to mention how dark of a background he really had!!
@@marshall8408
I would say that the guitar, in Jimmy's hands, was not a musical instrument, it was a translator of emotions. What he felt, what he wanted to convey to people... Jimmy had a very special relationship with the guitar. He said “is my wife, my lover“ (referring to the guitar) I think this is wonderful!
@@marciashiraishi5891 Marcia, Really love your way with words! Well after all he was their producer and rarely do you see a guitarist the band's producer alone!! Just love the way he can take a 6:00 song and turn it into a 28:00 one Live! Not to mention the creativity of the "Song Remains the Same" movie with all its glory from climbing the mountain on the inside of LED ZEP IV to his red eyes when he first appears in the movie!!
@@marshall8408
It seems he produced Zeppelin's first album with his own money...his sensitivity in knowing how to position the microphones to fully capture the grandeur of the sounds (especially the drums), he wasn't "just" a guitarist, he was an architect of music, a true genius! And I love him even more because he chose Plant, JPJ and Bonham and formed the best band in the universe!
One of my favorite Zep tunes...hypnotic...it absolutely conveys Page's musical genius
Zep rules,they have such a wide range of music,more then any band could ever do in a century
First 2 albums were basically cover versions of other people's songs. 2 full albums. Copied or stole most of there songs . It's on UA-cam if you don't know already
@@trtr-bc3zl Get the f*** out of here. The whole rap community has stolen Zeppelin rhythm tracks and you don't f***ing hear Zeppelin crying about it. All Musicians take from others; if they disagree, they're lying. I'm so tired of all the boneheads pointing their fingers at the greatest Rock Band of All Time
Pure F***ing jealousy!
It was mostly plant doing the stealing. It is bad and they are lucky to have survived. In today's world, they would be burnt. But, they did well overall. And Jimmy IS great.
The guitar at the end especialy... that deep atmosphere... sublime and stuning
So Fuckin' cool...
Zeppelin was awsum!!!
I love that little guitar riff at the :30 mark. Incredible.
0:38 to 0:44
Also
I remember seeing the film when I was 15, so that would have been 1982.....it would be screened on occasion here in the UK. This bit was mesmerising and as soon as it was released on VHS video,I pretty much wore it out!!! Taught me how important the spirit of improvisation really is. Led Zeppelin are the only Band to have really carried it off.
A Time long ago but not forgotten
this is a evolution that I heard when I listened to a collection of bootlegs from this time. yes there is other versions of this and I heard him dig even deeper during certain parts.
Jimmy Page really proved his greatness during this period when Zeppelin would have spells of improvisational genius !
the quintessential genuis of the best guitar player ever with his fantastic band ... surely we appreciate the beatles free ten years after john mayall the who deep purple taste jeff beck group jimi hendrix exp johhny winter mountain ccr janis joplin mike bloomfield jethro tull the byrds ... but this band will ever be something so amazing and powerful . R.I.P john bonham .
My sister and I were there,way cool 😎💓 1973 good find ✌️
Nossa! Muuuito legal! Que incrível 🙌👏👏👏👏
this jam became Achilles
You sure? I don't hear even the slighest hint that this could evolve into Achilles.
Same @@jimbrewster6483
I can only say: the best band ever !!! 🎶🎸🎤🥁🎹🎼😍
Too bad you don't have more to say.
@@johnwattdotca
I always talk about Zep...there are a lot of my comments related to them
@@marciashiraishi5891: I'm like that with Jimi Hendrix. I saw the Experience at Maple Leaf Gardens and became a professional left-handed guitarist myself. I still do "Whole Lotta Love" offa my favorite Led Zep album.
@@johnwattdotca
Whole Lotta Love is absolutely fantastic! I use this song as my smartphone ringtone 😊
Without doubt .. one of the most pretty and deeply Gangster Love version Led Zeppelin and Jimmy Page Thee Master ❤️
ZoSo the pontiff of the riffs 🤘🔥🔥🔥🔥
LED ZEPPELIN THE BEST!!!!!
Jimmy Page at his best!
What an ending.
An interlude
Amazing band , to music phenomenal . The best band of planet 💯💥💯🔥💥
No other band could do what they did. Take little pieces of other songs and forge them into great live performances like this.
Thing segment is a great song in its own rite !!!
Thank you so much for posting that clip it is totally Epic nobody could copy that the harmony is insane
This is so incredibly beautiful ❤️
One of my favorite led zep songs , MAGIC ORGASMIC 💖💖
Glad this morphed into one of Achilles' sections...Presence RulZ
This is so symphonic
Achilles Last Stand
It's magic.
Achilles last stand is great, but this is better
3:18 - 3:42 is my fav part tbh
Всегда буду ставить плюсы, это самой лучшей группе на чьей музыке я вырос.
Super led Zeppelin
four legends in the best group that ever walked the earth.
So beautiful!!! 🎸🎸🎸
the beginning is quite similar to Achilles Last Stand
this is where the song comes from
1:28 ❤️
This video is by far better
La mejor banda
Great song and very well put together. These Dudes Jam
Instruments from 00:00-01:06 are from the 29th. Vocals are from the 27th over the music from the 29th. 01:06 onwards they keep the vocals from the 27th and use the music from the 27th as it was played that night. Beautiful edit but it's not how it was played that night. I actually like the San Francisco intro they played on the 27th. Don't know why they didnt keep it. Source: garden tapes for those of you who don't believe.
Odysseus, cite your sources... I'm the only Telemakhos who will ever come back to you.
@@michaelcalabrese5169Google Led Zeppelin Garden Tapes. I can't link. UA-cam deletes links
Google Garden Tapes. @@michaelcalabrese5169
@@michaelcalabrese5169 Google Garden Tapes
THESE ES MAK BLEEFS
Awesome
Bonzo on drums!
The part in beginning when Bonzo misses a part......looks at JPJ and shakes his head
LED ZEPPELIN FOREVER! LONG LICE LED ZEPPELIN!
Head mites ? HELL NO those things SUCK
Incredible piece of music. Bonham s drums r 2 sic.
Guess where Achilles Last Stand came from? Page always listened to live tapes for ideas
Snippet from “Song Remains the Same” concert film and audio recording. During long performance of song Dazed and Confused. Right?
yes
Et ce jeu de batterie ♥️
Kind of proto Achilles Last Stand
Dazed confused swou nota 1000 pura magia ó diabo é ó pai do rock 🤘
There best performance was thst year
This is not the original version on the early pressing of T.S.R.T.S.
Why did they change the soundtrack from the original? I had the album when it first came out, and I know the version of T.S.R.T.S. has little differences throughout.
Anyone have any ideas why?
whenever they’d remaster the album, Jimmy would edit and remove different bits here and there to make it sound cleaner i guess.
Pretty frustrating isn't it.
The original song was great but Led Zeppelin's version is better. It rocks harder!
Actually the title is "San Francisco" (Zep Style).......see Scott McKenzie.
The lyrics
Dazed and Confused
Nice cover version by Zep from Scott McKenzie.
Scott Mckenzie must be crying in his grave
@@pabloperez4063 tears of joy
There's nothing in the history of music that matches this. NOTHING!!!!!!!
I've never heard this song before, despite owning all their studio albums, including a 3 CD Coda special edition. So was this performed live only or is there a studio version?
Live Madison Square Garden 1973 its a Part of dazed and confused
@@dustinkstichskate Thanks. I've actually got it on DVD 🤣. In my defence, I haven't listened to it for a very long time. I'll have to dust it off and have a listen.
Bro this is the best part in the whole movie..no quarter would be the best but we all know Jimmy chopped that masterpiece into pieces
@@obschevy2965 I love that version of No Quarter. It has never struck me as being chopped into pieces though.
I think that they only played this live. They would improvise and expand on a lot of their songs in concert. In the extremely long live performances of Dazed and Confused they would sometimes insert "San Francisco", "Woodstock" or some other song in the middle of it. I think that this is edited from one of those performances.
How stoned are they, and how stoned do you have to be to get into it?
Turned into Achilles last Stand
The song is actually called dazed and confused…
@@xensuko Actually no it’s not. This song is called dazed and confused within the song remains the same version of that song which is a live version they add a few different songs within that song they tap on San Francisco they also tap on some Elvis as well within the song dazed and confused. It is not a cover otherwise it would’ve been all by itself and it is not so please understand what you are actually listening to when you talk about the mighty Led Zeppelin!!!!
@@retrodog2837 he literally said “this part of the performance” as in, THIS PART OF THE PERFORMANCE. I don’t know if you’re too dumb to understand what that means, so I’ll explain. The whole song is called dazed and confused. But nobody is talking about the whole song. The entire video is about this cover in the middle of the song, not the entire song. Hence, “this part of the performance is a cover”.
@@sebastianaguilar3024 It’s not even a cover genius! he doesn’t even say the lyrics correctly nor is it in the same key is the original song dip shit! The song is called dazed and confused!!!!! maybe you are???🤣🤣🤣
@@retrodog2837 idk if it’s because you’re old or something but covers don’t have to be in the same key to be a cover. When the levee breaks is a perfect example. And the lyrics are practically identical. Just because you don’t have your hearing aid in, doesn’t change the FACT that this is a cover.
Esa canción es aturdido y confuso