Sound quality is pretty distorted but you can see the raw talent these pups had. They appeared on Danish television too, might have better sound. That was their introduction performance
This was taken from the 1969 concert film “Supershow”, which featured several other groups as well. It was filmed in March 1969 in Staines (a section of London) at an old linoleum factory. The distortion of Led Zeppelin’s sound wasn’t intentional. Jimmy Page spoke about this show and he said that Led Zeppelin’s sound system (which they cranked to the max) was too powerful for the recording system that was used, which resulted in the distorted sound, especially on the guitar. But once Led Zeppelin watched the film they really loved the way it sounded. I got to see Led Zeppelin in 1969 and several times in the 70’s (I lived in England) and they were indeed unbelievably loud.
@@manchieffilmswhen you think, Page in 2 weeks rounded up Plant Bonham & JPJ, they had their first rehearsal on August 19,1968 Plant turned 20 the next day. They played some concerts as the New Yardbirds, Page was the only remaining member of the Yardbirds, & had concert to fulfill. In October all in 36 hours, they recorded & Page produced mixed & edited their first album. It was released on January 12,1969 in the USA, though they came here on December 26 & did some performances, before it was released. Today in my UA-cam pop ups were a few songs, from Plant & Bonham’s band, Band Of Joy & they were great to hear. I’m sure if you look you can find them. YES! Led Zeppelin is the greatest band, past present & future, music magic.
@@PeterTeaif they did, it would take away from their rawness. I know Page had said something about pushing his amplifier to the max, maybe this is when he did.
Hopefully they will put the version from The Song Remains the Same show, 28 minutes of greatness. This was one of their favorites in concert going as long as 42 minutes.
I'm 66 now and when I was 19 and 20 years old I wasn't doing shit! I was 11 yo when I heard the 1st album in 1969 and has been my favorite band since! The Goat!!!!!
Greetings from Canada. They formed in 1968, recorded in the fall of 1968 for Jan 1969 release. Their first TV performance (says Google) was Radio Danmark 17 Mar 1969. But 'Top Gear' on BBC was 03 Mar 69 (also from Google). Take- a you pick. What was I doing? Joined the Army at 17 (Reg) and left at 60 (Militia and Reserves). Peace, love and bellbottoms.
No, he didn't play cello. When he was a session musician another musician asked if he tried playing with a bow, so he tried it and went on to develop the technique.
Actually some other guitarist used a bow, but I’m not sure of his name or when, but it was before Page did. Page has said he uses a violin bow, not a cello bow, though he did perfect it more. I’m not sure anyone else has used one since though.
@@robertphelps1574 now that’s questionable too, as to using it on an album, Eddie Philips did in 1966, & Page while playing with The Yardbirds. When though was it suggested to Page as a session musician, & when did Phillips decide to use it? From what I saw, Page has more of a technique with it, & honed it to more musicality. Phillips more just sawed it hard across the guitar strings, rather then actually making music. Like the question, which came first, the chicken or the egg.
People played with all kinds of things. Alvin Lee used a drum stick during Help Me Baby and he didn't just run it along the strings, he tapped individual strings. I'm not sure, but I heard Jimmy learned that from someone else.
@@manchieffilmsit’s hard to find, unless you watch someone else’s reaction, or you watch their movie. The movie The Song Remains The Same, was filmed at their 3 night concerts at Madison Square Gardens (1973). I’d wait until you react to all the songs in the movie first, you can find a list of them. You can buy rent or watch it free with short ads on UA-cam, I saw it decades ago, when it came out in theaters. You can also watch their concerts at Earls Court (1975), & Knebworth (1979) for free on UA-cam.
@@a-mellila1520 yes you either have to watch an older reaction, or the movie, The Song Remains The Same. Made from the 3 nights concerts at MSG. Which you can buy rent or watch for free with short ads on UA-cam.
Can't be 1968 , Led Zeppelin formed around May - June of 68 their debut record finished late November Officially released 01/17/69 They called themselves The New Yardbirds prior to picking Led Zeppelin as their band name
"Supershow" 1969! Hey DJ! We were so lucky to grow up in the time we did. We were absolutely spoiled..great music was everywhere.. and back then, we just thought it would always be like that! Keep working your way through their catalogue, but if you do want to hit a couple more lives from Zep's early days, I have a couple of suggestions for you, when you can. Check these out, if you would. Both are from the Royal Albert Hall 1970 show. Just so you're not caught off guard, they are both from the 'official channel', so they both do have pop-ups in the middle (for about 20 seconds). Also there is a short part in each, with some still pictures in place of the live video, (possibly due to part of it being damaged over the years, it is old film after all), but live video does resume shortly for both. "I Can't Quit You Baby" ua-cam.com/video/u3CYOGFMe1o/v-deo.htmlsi=Nw2po3jVU5D9ElsI "Bring it on Home" ua-cam.com/video/uX5yhpO52AA/v-deo.htmlsi=UaaQ_iiAbEpV9aaP Thank you for another great reaction! ☮️❤️
Thank you. You are my favorite. Did you watch any of the Japanese bands that I covered like Band-Aids or Lovebites if so, how do you feel about those bands?
@@manchieffilms Aww, thank you!! I'm so thrilled to see your channel growing! I told you you are a great reactor! In general, I only watch Zep reactions, and that takes up all of my yt time. However..I actually did just now go and check out your reactions to both of those bands..just because you asked me if I had..never having heard either band before. I definitely respect that they are actually playing instruments, that is good to see, but I'm not so sure they are for me. To be fair though, I did only watch one song from each, so they may have other songs that I might like, who knows. I will however always be happy for you when you find new music that you like! That said, I hope you get around to checking out my suggestions as your schedule allows. You can be sure, I am always here watching for you to do some more Zeppelin!! Much love! ☮️❤️
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I saw them live in 77...Greatest band ever!
Yes they are
19 years old, '75, Earls Court London, Led Zeppelin in concert.......still listening today.
Aren’t we all
Led is the best
Sound quality is pretty distorted but you can see the raw talent these pups had. They appeared on Danish television too, might have better sound. That was their introduction performance
This was taken from the 1969 concert film “Supershow”, which featured several other groups as well. It was filmed in March 1969 in Staines (a section of London) at an old linoleum factory. The distortion of Led Zeppelin’s sound wasn’t intentional. Jimmy Page spoke about this show and he said that Led Zeppelin’s sound system (which they cranked to the max) was too powerful for the recording system that was used, which resulted in the distorted sound, especially on the guitar. But once Led Zeppelin watched the film they really loved the way it sounded. I got to see Led Zeppelin in 1969 and several times in the 70’s (I lived in England) and they were indeed unbelievably loud.
@@Mike-rk8px unbelievable Knowledge I like that
@@manchieffilmswhen you think, Page in 2 weeks rounded up Plant Bonham & JPJ, they had their first rehearsal on August 19,1968 Plant turned 20 the next day. They played some concerts as the New Yardbirds, Page was the only remaining member of the Yardbirds, & had concert to fulfill. In October all in 36 hours, they recorded & Page produced mixed & edited their first album. It was released on January 12,1969 in the USA, though they came here on December 26 & did some performances, before it was released. Today in my UA-cam pop ups were a few songs, from Plant & Bonham’s band, Band Of Joy & they were great to hear. I’m sure if you look you can find them. YES! Led Zeppelin is the greatest band, past present & future, music magic.
Yah, I wish someone would clean this version up a bit.
@@PeterTeaif they did, it would take away from their rawness. I know Page had said something about pushing his amplifier to the max, maybe this is when he did.
They were absolute MONSTERS straight out of the gate!!
Love them
Howard did they know? That's called experimentation, cultura in the background + curiosity = experinent 👍🎶
Dazed and confused Madison Square Garden 1973 performance is my favorite, don't miss it 👍
Why didn’t I listen to this band when I was in my youth?
Hopefully they will put the version from The Song Remains the Same show, 28 minutes of greatness. This was one of their favorites in concert going as long as 42 minutes.
They rock
I wasnt doing anything great like Zeppelin was!!
I joined the army. lol
I'm 66 now and when I was 19 and 20 years old I wasn't doing shit! I was 11 yo when I heard the 1st album in 1969 and has been my favorite band since! The Goat!!!!!
lol
Greetings from Canada. They formed in 1968, recorded in the fall of 1968 for Jan 1969 release. Their first TV performance (says Google) was Radio Danmark 17 Mar 1969. But 'Top Gear' on BBC was 03 Mar 69 (also from Google). Take- a you pick. What was I doing? Joined the Army at 17 (Reg) and left at 60 (Militia and Reserves). Peace, love and bellbottoms.
Thank you for serving your country and yeah, I think the video I’ll watch was wrong about this being the first performance
You saying about Plant’s sandals, those exact sandals were very popular at that time, I know I had a pair in the early 70’s.
True rock state
I’ve never seen this 😮 thank you
Zeppelin is amazing
I was 3 when this came out
I’m a zeppelin lifer 😂
I love their mix of blues and rock
Yes, Jimmy Page was the first to use a bow on the guitar. I think he's using a cello bow. He played cello, too.
No, he didn't play cello. When he was a session musician another musician asked if he tried playing with a bow, so he tried it and went on to develop the technique.
Actually some other guitarist used a bow, but I’m not sure of his name or when, but it was before Page did. Page has said he uses a violin bow, not a cello bow, though he did perfect it more. I’m not sure anyone else has used one since though.
Eddie Phillips from the Creation was the first
@@robertphelps1574 now that’s questionable too, as to using it on an album, Eddie Philips did in 1966, & Page while playing with The Yardbirds. When though was it suggested to Page as a session musician, & when did Phillips decide to use it? From what I saw, Page has more of a technique with it, & honed it to more musicality. Phillips more just sawed it hard across the guitar strings, rather then actually making music. Like the question, which came first, the chicken or the egg.
People played with all kinds of things. Alvin Lee used a drum stick during Help Me Baby and he didn't just run it along the strings, he tapped individual strings. I'm not sure, but I heard Jimmy learned that from someone else.
At 12 I started working as a custodian to help my parents pay the bills. Some might say that's pretty great.
When i was 19 i was at knebworth watching these !!! Best thing i ever did at that age !! 😂
lol. I hear that
You should see the entire 28 minute Dazed And Confused live at msg in 1973!!
I’ll watch it
@@manchieffilmsit’s hard to find, unless you watch someone else’s reaction, or you watch their movie. The movie The Song Remains The Same, was filmed at their 3 night concerts at Madison Square Gardens (1973). I’d wait until you react to all the songs in the movie first, you can find a list of them. You can buy rent or watch it free with short ads on UA-cam, I saw it decades ago, when it came out in theaters. You can also watch their concerts at Earls Court (1975), & Knebworth (1979) for free on UA-cam.
It seems there's only the audio version of Dazed and confused live MSG 1973 left on UA-cam.
@@a-mellila1520 yes you either have to watch an older reaction, or the movie, The Song Remains The Same. Made from the 3 nights concerts at MSG. Which you can buy rent or watch for free with short ads on UA-cam.
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Can't be 1968 , Led Zeppelin formed around May - June of 68 their debut record finished late November Officially released 01/17/69
They called themselves The New Yardbirds prior to picking Led Zeppelin as their band name
Yeah I think they was wrong in the title of the video I reacted to
@@manchieffilms > I just looked this up , It said it was from London .
Probably Royal Albert Hall , January '69
It’s was filmed in March 1969 for the Supershow
This is a great performance but it's not 1968, or their first TV appearance. This is 1969 on the BBC
Oh ok. Thank you
"Supershow" 1969!
Hey DJ! We were so lucky to grow up in the time we did. We were absolutely spoiled..great music was everywhere.. and back then, we just thought it would always be like that!
Keep working your way through their catalogue, but if you do want to hit a couple more lives from Zep's early days, I have a couple of suggestions for you, when you can.
Check these out, if you would. Both are from the Royal Albert Hall 1970 show. Just so you're not caught off guard, they are both from the 'official channel', so they both do have pop-ups in the middle (for about 20 seconds). Also there is a short part in each, with some still pictures in place of the live video, (possibly due to part of it being damaged over the years, it is old film after all), but live video does resume shortly for both.
"I Can't Quit You Baby"
ua-cam.com/video/u3CYOGFMe1o/v-deo.htmlsi=Nw2po3jVU5D9ElsI
"Bring it on Home"
ua-cam.com/video/uX5yhpO52AA/v-deo.htmlsi=UaaQ_iiAbEpV9aaP
Thank you for another great reaction! ☮️❤️
Thank you. You are my favorite. Did you watch any of the Japanese bands that I covered like Band-Aids or Lovebites if so, how do you feel about those bands?
@@manchieffilms Aww, thank you!! I'm so thrilled to see your channel growing! I told you you are a great reactor!
In general, I only watch Zep reactions, and that takes up all of my yt time.
However..I actually did just now go and check out your reactions to both of those bands..just because you asked me if I had..never having heard either band before.
I definitely respect that they are actually playing instruments, that is good to see, but I'm not so sure they are for me. To be fair though, I did only watch one song from each, so they may have other songs that I might like, who knows. I will however always be happy for you when you find new music that you like!
That said, I hope you get around to checking out my suggestions as your schedule allows. You can be sure, I am always here watching for you to do some more Zeppelin!! Much love! ☮️❤️
Listen to As long as I have you live 1968 at Gonzaga university
Ok. I’ll add it to the list
I was becoming a mommy at 19
We all can’t be rock stars 😂