I dare say that Jon "Bonzo" Boham was the best and most spectacular drummer I saw perform in my adolescense... To this day he is unbeatable... That simple!!!
The studio version has double guitar tracks I think so he's converting it to four piece for live. I was originally confused about live Zeppelin but they had muti tracking all over their songs but pulled it off live too, no problem
Yeah he’s underated for sure he’s a damn fine musician every member of this band is top of their line, but the bass player don’t get as much attention- I don’t know why he’s a Gun!
@@David-te5un For sure if you p l ay harp His style is harder than the super gate. Of course. Could be quite a while to get anywhere close to it. But that still can't really play it like I'll wanna play Mayo, Jack booze. Detroit developers. Muddy's Harp player paul butter fields Of course me l o l great player
Imagine, if you will, the year 1970... You could go see Zeppelin, Hendrix, Sabbath, the Who...and countless other legends live. What a time to be alive!!
Unfortunately, there will probably never be another magnificent era of so many musicians and bands like Led Zeppelin, that brought and delivered so much raw talent to form the greatest rock and roll period, ever.
This sounds so much nastier and amazing than any other cut they did of the song. Less polished, more raw. I love it. Can’t believe this is 54 years old.
Their music will sound just as good 54 years from now….if aliens ever visit and ask play us your greatest music… Led Zeppelin is right behind the great classical overtures
Of all the amazing number of great Led Zeppelin songs. I believe this one is underrated. The harmonica plant, the guitar work, the drums and the base, keeping everything together, they were, and they are, and they will be the best
Yeah man no doubt. I just watched the live version for the first time and dam he even did the harmonics on this song!.. I never knew... Long live zep!!❤
I love The Beatles, The Doors, Jimi Hendrix, Radiohead, The Smiths, The Stones, Rush, Yes, Steely Dan, etc., but no one can touch the brilliance of Led Zeppelin.
@@honz40hands1st9 That's subjective. While Bonzo was my top influence when I really started listening to rock. He knew how to swing them sticks, and make people dance. When I check out Cozy Powell, Billy Cobham, Karen Carpenter, Carl Palmer. These folks could outplay Bonzo any day of the week. And I'm a monstrous zeppelin fan!!!
I like you , I'd like to sit and have a beer together ! And of course listen to some Zep and chat about music ! You have GREAT taste , but I will exclude rush ... I very much dislike them . ROCK IT !!
@@timothykeenan3705 I hear ya, and thank you! I have a really good friend who agrees with almost every band I like or dislike, but.there is always a band or two that we totally disagree on. (I love Jimi Hendrix, and he doesn't. He loves Kiss, and I don't.)
My mother snuck in to their concert in Seattle around '74?? I was 7, she said she was going to church and I was insistent on going. Came in a side door and I was suddenly in full eye contact with Robert plant singing with Jimmy page next to him testing the limits of his guitar. Plant had the most hypnotic eyes n scared the daylights out of me to this day. I'm in my 50's now.
Zeppelin had an amazing ability to work dynamics into their songs. Power can be punctuated by the quiet moments as each member hunts for the notes and rhythms that play off on each other. Ultimately, anticipation builds until the chorus and power chords deliver the goods. So. Damn. Good. 🙂
It's always interesting hearing Jimmy and interviews talking about what made him a great guitar player. He never comes out and directly states it. He just hints. He talks about how people would probably think what I do is boring. Basically all he's saying is he's fucking awesome at the guitar because he practiced. He practiced a lot.
He said in an interview once that he went to see Robert in concert in the 90s, and Robert had three, maybe four guitarists playing on stage with him and Jimmy thought, “well hang on, I can do all that my own, really!”
Can you imagine the commitment and endurance to play those four hour shows. Not to mention traveling and parties for months on end. No wonder he loved the farm and family life when he got home. The likes of it will never be seen again. LZ
Mr. Bonham with smog between his lips. Mr. Plant shaking his golden hair, and on fire on the mouth organ. Jimmy, doing what he does. And Mr. Jones holding together the rhythm section. If you don’t think that this band changed the music scene, then you are a fool.
Still in a league all by themselves. Their unique combination of unbelievable talent and an almost eerily powerful presence & chemistry, have insured that Led Zeppelin will forever remain apart and atop the world of rock music. They were truly unique.
Bonham sounds as if he's hitting the drums with sledgehammer's, an absolute powerhouse of a drummer, sensational, sensational, sensational band...did i say sensational? Lol, rest in peace Bonzo ❤
I heard this song for the first time today driving down the highway with the jeep top back and I was like “ heck yeah, bring it on home.” Love it ❤ John Bonham is 🔥
That maneuver Page does at 6:05 ...if you count the number of frames from the last note plucked to the next note right after he flipped the pickup switch--it's 15 frames. That's a literal half second that he made those moves in. Absolutely incredible
Well you can say early and late because of the blues songs they made (when the levee breaks, in my time of dying,travelling riverside blues, nobody's fault but mine,and others )
@@arceptormost of the blues music was handed down from generation to generation. Much of the blues music is of a unknown origin, with some exceptions like Robert Johnson. Then blues musicians started to put out albums and attach their names to the songs. Reguardless Led Zeppelin lifted quite a few songs, Dazed and Confused (by jake holmes), Babe I'm going to leave you, Whole Lotta Love & many others. The first two Led Zeppelin albums are mostly blues covers. People like Willie Dixon had sued Zeppelin, and won. So today if you buy their music you find appropriate credit for the song writers. However it's very controversial about who actually wrote most of these songs in the first place.
Robert plant was so intense I could feel his heart filt connection to all of this. Led Zeppelin was so much more than a Rock and roll band is all I can say.
@@TheLisab56 What did you do tonight? Oh, nothing I just went to see The Who live and this unknown opening band called Led Zeppelin. Oh, really? Better luck next time! 😝🤣
My absolute favorite band since I was 5 years old! Grew up playing drums like my all time favorite Mr. John Henry Bonham: NO ONE had feel like that! As my drum teacher told me :"You don't play the drums, you "feel" the beat and lay it down": Something Mr. Bonham understood!
Beautifully. Timeless. Robert Plant is the artist of all time. I've been in love with his singing for 40 years, and I still haven't gotten bored. Greetings from Polish. ❤️❤️❤️🇵🇱🌹
To be honest, while it's great that they try to keep the classic rock style alive and relevant, they try too hard to imitate Zeppelin in some ways, particularly the singer. Not to say they aren't talented in terms of ability, they definitely are, but only if they actually stuck more to being themselves and not a tribute like band of Led Zeppelin, they would be more appealing. Other than that, in terms of creativity, just couldn't get into their stuff either. But I do like their ability to perform, particularly the guitarist. But that is it, and no, nobody will ever be like these musical geniuses.
It’s really amazing to see just how good they were usually bands have a period of time where they are finding their sound but Led Zeppelin just came out swinging
Who in their right mind can deny the power of this group, who came together, by sheer coincidence. The Gods of the rock world were there, and they created Led Zeppelin.
@@eduardofelipe4176 Zepp live in 1969 [e.g., Filmore] and 1970 overall considering the rhythm section were heavier/more powerful than Sabbath. Zepp were naturally heavy without trying, Sabbath imitated Zepp and were trying to be ‘heavier’, but second-rate imitators/wanna-bes can never be better or heavier than the original.
I can’t count how many times I’ve played this video since it’s been put up. I used to watch it before zeppelin had there own channel and it was uploaded by someone else. Such an amazing live performance and jimmys guitar playing in this song gets me everytime, that solo is so satisfying to listen to.
@@alexkx8599 yeah I do but I was ent watching it on dvd I watched it and discovered it on the early days of UA-cam when this was uploaded illegally that’s my whole point
I never get tired of this musical craftsmanship performed by the “Best Band “ ever! Watch Bonham crash those drums and cymbals like a controlled “madman” Excess kills any rock n roller!!! But the music in the late 60s, 70s, and early 80s ( stretching that a bit) the best . Nothing cannot ever will replace that era of RnR
I always argue with people when they say Niel Peart is best drummer ever. Which I can make a case for cuz he was unbeleivable , BUT MY argument was Peart had 50 pc drum kit and Bonham had a 5 pc w/4 cymbals and made it sound so badass.
Yeah, despite the incredibly powerful drumming of Bonzo and Pages molten guitar and riffing, it’s still Plants voice that fills the hall and dominates everything! His vocals actually stand out above it all!
I just saw Robert Plant in concert 8/9/24. His voice was awesome. Still hits the high notes but doesn't sustain them as long as he did. Most sings in an octave lower now, but still pure. And still a great showman. Lots of body language, beautiful gestures with his hands, can still see his younger self merged with his older presence.
This is live at the Royal Albert Hall filmed in 1970. Captures the early power of Led Zep in concert when their popularity was exploding and rock fans realized they were something incredible. Word of mouth spread quickly. We are lucky it was recorded for posterity. 👏🏻🎸😎
I was there !!! Wow ... had a box seat but we never sat down just rocked it ... I’m 70 now and still love them and remember the concert like it was a few years ago !!!
Yes, considering how Jimmy and Bonzo started liking the drugs and alcohol more than the substances liked them. Saw them 3x’s during the Physical Graffiti tour. Ouch, 2x’s they were horrible and the 3rd was transcendent
@@christopherekin1747 hardly…you obviously have poor taste or never saw them. Jimmy Page has admitted he was drunk almost every night and has no memory of any Led Zeppelin shows. I’ve seen shows in the best theatre’s and used to work with rock bands and jazz musicians. Helped build a recording studio in Huntington. They liked their drugs, Bonzo & Pagey. What do you think ended the band?
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Best band ever!!!
one of the best, one....
There is not one bad song that Zepp did and yes without a doubt the best band ever.
Absolutely!
Best ROCK band ever.
What these four guys created can NEVER be replicated. Period.
Unfortunately I must agree
duh
even by themselves and thank god for Robert Plant having enough sense to realize that....
Insane...
Greta van fleet…
They didn’t play songs…they attacked them. Pure genius
I hadn’t heard it phrased this way before, but it’s so incredibly true haha
Man John Bonham knew EXACTLY when to stomp that foot pedal! What a legendary drummer he was!
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The best! Bonzo beat the shit out them drums 😤
I dare say that Jon "Bonzo" Boham was the best and most spectacular drummer I saw perform in my adolescense... To this day he is unbeatable... That simple!!!
per me , tra quelli sentiti, e credo moltissimi, tra dischi vari questo è il loro migliore concerto, come suono hard blues e potenza....
John Paul Jones's bass doubling the sound of the main riff is absolutely killer. Makes the song even better.
The studio version has double guitar tracks I think so he's converting it to four piece for live. I was originally confused about live Zeppelin but they had muti tracking all over their songs but pulled it off live too, no problem
JPJones was a phenomenal
Multitalented muso eccentric and a horrid individual excentuated
By his drug use and booze 🥃
The underrated godfather
Yeah he’s underated for sure he’s a damn fine musician every member of this band is top of their line, but the bass player don’t get as much attention- I don’t know why he’s a Gun!
JPJmost underrated
Jimmy is the coolest dude to ever rock an argyle sweater vest.
I already thought I need to find one like that...Page was cool without even knowing how cool.
If is who I think it is ok I got us to listen to who
Not the who?
It's my in mind u u now ok
@@Thorum13you are so right trending teenager stuff
Robert is a very underated harmonica player
Percy was no slouch on harp. Killer in fact.
Jagger was better though. So was jimmy page
@@David-te5un For sure if you p l ay harp His style is harder than the super gate. Of course. Could be quite a while to get anywhere close to it. But that still can't really play it like I'll wanna play Mayo, Jack booze. Detroit developers. Muddy's Harp player paul butter fields Of course me l o l great player
This crowd had no idea of the magic that they witnessed that night
I would be willing to bet they did. To be there and experience these guys live was phenomenal.
Led Zeppelin is the greatest band ever. RIP John Bonham!!
Nobody:
Cameraman: ''Let me just over zoom to Robert Plant's face...'''
Lol
Pros of having a beautiful face 🙏
Imagine, if you will, the year 1970... You could go see Zeppelin, Hendrix, Sabbath, the Who...and countless other legends live. What a time to be alive!!
Yes, it was... Watching these incredible early year performances, brings back so many memories of all those legends.
born in 71. Guess that figures!
Unfortunately, there will probably never be another magnificent era of so many musicians and bands like Led Zeppelin, that brought and delivered so much raw talent to form the greatest rock and roll period, ever.
I was 17, Birmingham England.
It was the time of all times.
Still listening and lovin’ it… ❤️
don’t forget the Doors
Best Rock Band Ever
Amen
This sounds so much nastier and amazing than any other cut they did of the song. Less polished, more raw. I love it. Can’t believe this is 54 years old.
They were jamming and it's amazing.
Their music will sound just as good 54 years from now….if aliens ever visit and ask play us your greatest music… Led Zeppelin is right behind the great classical overtures
Of all the amazing number of great Led Zeppelin songs. I believe this one is underrated. The harmonica plant, the guitar work, the drums and the base, keeping everything together, they were, and they are, and they will be the best
When rock was king.
Underrated track, in my top 5 Zeppelin songs
Agreed! No. 1 for me
Best blues band and rock and roll band on the same song. This is Led Zeppelin.
Also Willie Dixon
Hard to believe Robert Plant was only 22 here and had such a presence on stage.
Actually he was 21 here
❤
Хорошенький ❤😂
He was 22 in August of 1970
He was 21 here sister
Their at the Top of their game on stage on that song
You tend to forget just how great of a sound Robert is on harmonica.
Yeah man no doubt. I just watched the live version for the first time and dam he even did the harmonics on this song!.. I never knew... Long live zep!!❤
I listen to studio You Shook Me for a reminder.
I wondered whether anyone would mention that.
It's the best part of the track.
There's no one to compare with L. Z.
Me?
No light show, fog,layers , just raw kickass RnR.
I love The Beatles, The Doors, Jimi Hendrix, Radiohead, The Smiths, The Stones, Rush, Yes, Steely Dan, etc., but no one can touch the brilliance of Led Zeppelin.
They had the Best drummer that ever lived 💯
@@honz40hands1st9 That's subjective. While Bonzo was my top influence when I really started listening to rock. He knew how to swing them sticks, and make people dance. When I check out Cozy Powell, Billy Cobham, Karen Carpenter, Carl Palmer. These folks could outplay Bonzo any day of the week. And I'm a monstrous zeppelin fan!!!
I like you , I'd like to sit and have a beer together ! And of course listen to some Zep and chat about music ! You have GREAT taste , but I will exclude rush ... I very much dislike them . ROCK IT !!
@@timothykeenan3705 I hear ya, and thank you! I have a really good friend who agrees with almost every band I like or dislike, but.there is always a band or two that we totally disagree on. (I love Jimi Hendrix, and he doesn't. He loves Kiss, and I don't.)
@@timothykeenan3705 Music is subjective. Different strokes for different folks. I'm a huge rush fan also. Neil is number 2 of my top 3 influences.
The atmosphere of a Led Zeppelin concert was unmatched.
My mother snuck in to their concert in Seattle around '74?? I was 7, she said she was going to church and I was insistent on going. Came in a side door and I was suddenly in full eye contact with Robert plant singing with Jimmy page next to him testing the limits of his guitar. Plant had the most hypnotic eyes n scared the daylights out of me to this day. I'm in my 50's now.
Agreed. Otherworldly. And I saw them 4 times.
@@mikemiller9030 Wow, what a nice history man! You mother was right: why going to CHURCH, if you can get closer to HEAVEN? Zeppelin rules 4ever!!!
well....if there were phones there it wouldn't be the same
🤣🤣😉🥳😁
When true talent ruled.
Robert's talent for blues harmonica is often overlooked, but it's spectacular in songs like "When the levee breaks" and "Nobody's fault but mine"
Don't forget "You Shook Me"!
@@sullivansaunders6514 hell yeah the pioneer of the harmonica jams from zepp
@sullivansaunders6514 I love "You Shook Me." It had three solos in a row: organ, harmonica and guitar.
OZZY also... 👍
Imagine being those kids in the front row. That truly has to be the best moment of your life
Been even closer when I saw them at the Marquee Club in 1971, fortunately not the best moment of my life!
Probably became deaf by the end of the show. Ears ringing for days.
Led,le meilleur groupe de rock de tous les temps
Bonham here doing it like no other. It was relentless and unforgiving. What all others after him aspired to be. RIP Mate.
Gotta love any 'guitar animal' who can rock his haute couture sweater vest, whilst making Rock history.
Long live Sir James Patrick Page.
I believe his mother made it for him.
Thank u Mom for giving birth to James Patrick Page! My favorite genius. ❤
If I play Zep, I just can't listen to any other group all day
So real, the first like 3 full songs I learned on guitar were all Zeppelin. I didn’t learn a full one from another band for a while
The Mighty Led Zep can't be beat!!
Zeppelin had an amazing ability to work dynamics into their songs. Power can be punctuated by the quiet moments as each member hunts for the notes and rhythms that play off on each other. Ultimately, anticipation builds until the chorus and power chords deliver the goods. So. Damn. Good. 🙂
Wish there was easy time travel so I could go back whenever I felt like it
It's always interesting hearing Jimmy and interviews talking about what made him a great guitar player. He never comes out and directly states it. He just hints. He talks about how people would probably think what I do is boring. Basically all he's saying is he's fucking awesome at the guitar because he practiced. He practiced a lot.
He said in an interview once that he went to see Robert in concert in the 90s, and Robert had three, maybe four guitarists playing on stage with him and Jimmy thought, “well hang on, I can do all that my own, really!”
One of the most iconic rock bands of all time!
THE most
Drop the "One of"....now you have the TRUTH!!
Can you imagine the commitment and endurance to play those four hour shows. Not to mention traveling and parties for months on end. No wonder he loved the farm and family life when he got home. The likes of it will never be seen again. LZ
back the golden age when music rocked rolled and boogied.
This is better than the studio version. It sounds like a runaway train about to derail.
They were the greatest of that Era. No competition
The epitome of a rock and roll band.
Led Zeppelin is the GREATEST ROCK BAND OF ALL TIME....BAR NONE!
BULLSHIT. The Beatles are the greatest rock band of all time.
Zeppelin the very best by far no one ever be as good in every kind of music.
@@laurahinton6211 Your grammer and sentence structure are terrible. "No one ever be as good in every kind of music"?
@@laurahinton6211 You write like a 5 year old.
Mr. Bonham with smog between his lips. Mr. Plant shaking his golden hair, and on fire on the mouth organ. Jimmy, doing what he does. And Mr. Jones holding together the rhythm section. If you don’t think that this band changed the music scene, then you are a fool.
THE GREATEST ROCK'N ROLL BAND EVER
ahhh
perhaps second
first
@@carlneoh5843 I think its fairly obvious who is first and its not zep
@@LONEEAGLE_space_rock OBVIOUSLY THEN YOUR AN IDIOT. LEP ARE THE GOATS PERIOD.
Still in a league all by themselves. Their unique combination of unbelievable talent and an almost eerily powerful presence & chemistry, have insured that Led Zeppelin will forever remain apart and atop the world of rock music. They were truly unique.
Да!!!!
for sure, with out a doubt.
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John Paul Jones is the best bass player ever! True genius!
Paul McCartney too
Is he really better than Jack Bruce.
@@carlneoh5843 he's good in songwritting actually but not in bass..but its just my opinion
@@carlneoh5843
Yeah, Paul was probably the best musician in Beatles.
Happy 76th birthday Jonesy!
Bonham sounds as if he's hitting the drums with sledgehammer's, an absolute powerhouse of a drummer, sensational, sensational, sensational band...did i say sensational? Lol, rest in peace Bonzo ❤
I heard this song for the first time today driving down the highway with the jeep top back and I was like “ heck yeah, bring it on home.”
Love it ❤
John Bonham is 🔥
The world's greatest rock'n'roll/blues band of ALL TIME! Long may your rock, Led Zeppelin! 😁
The perfect bass player for the perfect drummer......wow
Plant, Page, Jones, Bonham, headbangers….all fabulous.
LED ZEPPELIN II THE GREATEST ROCK BAND OF ALL TIME ! I love LED ZEPPELIN ❤❤❤❤
That maneuver Page does at 6:05 ...if you count the number of frames from the last note plucked to the next note right after he flipped the pickup switch--it's 15 frames. That's a literal half second that he made those moves in. Absolutely incredible
The master
thanks for pointing this out to those of us who love them but don't know stuff like that I was in my teens then
Just love this early Zep stuff much more blues based........
Well you can say early and late because of the blues songs they made (when the levee breaks, in my time of dying,travelling riverside blues, nobody's fault but mine,and others )
they ripped off of sonny boy williamsons song by sticking it pointlessly in the beginning and end of the song.
@@arceptormost of the blues music was handed down from generation to generation. Much of the blues music is of a unknown origin, with some exceptions like Robert Johnson. Then blues musicians started to put out albums and attach their names to the songs.
Reguardless Led Zeppelin lifted quite a few songs, Dazed and Confused (by jake holmes), Babe I'm going to leave you, Whole Lotta Love & many others.
The first two Led Zeppelin albums are mostly blues covers. People like Willie Dixon had sued Zeppelin, and won. So today if you buy their music you find appropriate credit for the song writers.
However it's very controversial about who actually wrote most of these songs in the first place.
exactly!
@@jasoli1749 very nice no one's mentions traveling riverside blues. The girl I love has long black hair is another great one
Most badass guitar sound in rock
I love Jimmy with that Gibson black beauty he’s the greatest of all time .
Robert plant was so intense I could feel his heart filt connection to all of this. Led Zeppelin was so much more than a Rock and roll band is all I can say.
I loved every minute, now that was power rock and roll. The best.
Led Zeppelin, one of God's gifts to the world. Thank you dear God!!
👍1000
Unbelievable. Still unbelievable. The only music from teenage years I still listen.
Lol me too
They were so in sync with each other....
Saw them SIX TIMES. Still not enough. They were great.
Lucky you! By any chance did you take any photos, recordings, etc at the shows?
@@dyermaker4731 Umm... No. Just a teenage girl having fun. Saw them in 69. They were the opening act for The Who at Merriweather Post! I was hooked.
@@TheLisab56 What did you do tonight? Oh, nothing I just went to see The Who live and this unknown opening band called Led Zeppelin. Oh, really? Better luck next time! 😝🤣
@@dynjarren8355 I truly hope that you're not being sarcastic. Once-in-a-lifetime concert. Merry Christmas.❤
@@TheLisab56
Thanks and I wish you the same! 🎄👏🏻😊
The greatest rock band ever!
My absolute favorite band since I was 5 years old! Grew up playing drums like my all time favorite Mr. John Henry Bonham: NO ONE had feel like that! As my drum teacher told me :"You don't play the drums, you "feel" the beat and lay it down": Something Mr. Bonham understood!
You got that right!☮️
favorite band too
And it’s not even close
No doubt
LED Zeppelin a maior banda de rock pauleira de todos os tempos 🇧🇷👹🔥☮️🎸🥁🎤🎹🤘🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
I like how Jimmy and JPJ talked to John Bonham through the instruments.
Oh Jesus H. Crist!!! Your killing me real good ❤
This is Soooo much better that TSRTS movie! Anyone agree?
Abolutely
Beautifully. Timeless. Robert Plant is the artist of all time. I've been in love with his singing for 40 years, and I still haven't gotten bored. Greetings from Polish. ❤️❤️❤️🇵🇱🌹
My mother was born in Silesia
No band without JPJ bass Oregon piano.
NOBODY 'sounds like' Robert Plant...NOBODY!
❤❤❤❤❤❤
Best rhythm section of any band ever.
I tell you, this is something else. Dirty as heck. LZ forever!
There are just no words in any language to really describe the level of awesomeness this performance was?
I got nothing against newer bands like Greta van fleet but don't refer to them as the next led zeppelin because it's not even close
No it is not...thus is genuine and innovative!!
Amen
To be honest, while it's great that they try to keep the classic rock style alive and relevant, they try too hard to imitate Zeppelin in some ways, particularly the singer. Not to say they aren't talented in terms of ability, they definitely are, but only if they actually stuck more to being themselves and not a tribute like band of Led Zeppelin, they would be more appealing. Other than that, in terms of creativity, just couldn't get into their stuff either. But I do like their ability to perform, particularly the guitarist. But that is it, and no, nobody will ever be like these musical geniuses.
Sadly GVF has NO STage present
I couldn't agree more!
It’s SoFUCKING GREAT /It Gets Better Every Time! You Know It!
This group defines what rock n roll actually is ♥️
Best rock n roll band ever!
As of November 2024, heard this fir the first time ever whilst cruising around after work last night... I love it and I'm 29.... It will live on
"Artist's" today just have no stage presence, where as these guys are always smiling and moving around and actually feeling the music.
You can’t miss the Delta Blues sound
i wish it was 1970. this is why your grandparents are cooler than you
No one can touch the Mighty Zep!
Best Band. Led Zeppelin!!!!
great harmonica player,great singer great band
1:35 When Led Zeppelin told The Stones and The Who "WE COMING FOR YOU SUCKAS" !!!
Ha, love it. They blew both of them away.
Funny, because that portion is actually fake. Jimmy messed up and edited it out on the official release
More like the first song (Good Times Bad Times) on their first album at the 1:30 mark. That solo still kicks ass 50+ years later
They both hate them for it as well
And then MC5 blew Led Zeppelin off stage in Detroit , both page and plant jaws open watching the entire show in the hall way dumbstruck .
Good old days when we could stand right up against the front of the stage and really feel like a part of the event 😍
It’s really amazing to see just how good they were usually bands have a period of time where they are finding their sound but Led Zeppelin just came out swinging
no-one plays the electric guitar with such melody as Jimmy Page. WOW
In rock music, yes. In general... well, music isn't a contest but Steve Lukather and Mike Landau can "compete"... Gosh, horrible word.
do you even know what does actually "melody" mean?
Lorenz Müller who are those assholes, nobody besides the great jimmy asshole
@@suckbigpennis fuck off, if someone has a differing opinion, it doesn't make the guitarists they like assholes, nor does it make them an asshole
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Absolutely the most iconic rock band ever....... ever!
WOW,NOBODY NEVER DID IT,NOBODY NEVER,DO NOT HAVE ENOUGH WORDS!!!😮😮❤❤❤❤❤😊
Happy Birthday to the Golden God August 20 2024❤❤❤
Who in their right mind can deny the power of this group, who came together, by sheer coincidence. The Gods of the rock world were there, and they created Led Zeppelin.
Jimmy Page born today 1-9-44, Happy Birthday, Mr. Living Legend
Baaaba,,,Baaaba I wanna bring it on home to you; you sure enough did here Led Zep 👏 👏 👏
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There was nothing heavier than this in 1970. Was incredible.
Love Zep but there was Sabbath at that moment and they were heavier than Zep
@@eduardofelipe4176 Zepp live in 1969 [e.g., Filmore] and 1970 overall considering the rhythm section were heavier/more powerful than Sabbath. Zepp were naturally heavy without trying, Sabbath imitated Zepp and were trying to be ‘heavier’, but second-rate imitators/wanna-bes can never be better or heavier than the original.
Sabbath and zeppelin are miles apart musically they are both great in their own way
Love the steady bluesy rhythm of this one. ❤❤
Zeppelin at their finest. They were insane live then and barely 2 years together!!! This is workout drugs.
I can’t count how many times I’ve played this video since it’s been put up. I used to watch it before zeppelin had there own channel and it was uploaded by someone else. Such an amazing live performance and jimmys guitar playing in this song gets me everytime, that solo is so satisfying to listen to.
Arguably one of the greatest live rock performances and recordings in modern music history.
@@Pointlesshandle48 for sure I would put it right up there with top 5 maybe even top 3.
You know it is from their 2003, "music home video", on d.v.d. entitled, "D.V.D", right?
@@alexkx8599 yeah I do but I was ent watching it on dvd I watched it and discovered it on the early days of UA-cam when this was uploaded illegally that’s my whole point
2024 still rocking 66 yrs LZ the best
Hands down one of the greatest bands of all time. #1 For me.
I like how when jimmy page goes into the main riff the crowd immediately switches to the right tempo
Love the Stones and WHO but musically Zeppelin beats all.
Amen,no one as great as Zeppelin
I never get tired of this musical craftsmanship performed by the “Best Band “ ever! Watch Bonham crash those drums and cymbals like a controlled “madman”
Excess kills any rock n roller!!! But the music in the late 60s, 70s, and early 80s ( stretching that a bit) the best . Nothing cannot ever will replace that era of RnR
No we know why Bonham was the Best
I always argue with people when they say Niel Peart is best drummer ever. Which I can make a case for cuz he was unbeleivable , BUT MY argument was Peart had 50 pc drum kit and Bonham had a 5 pc w/4 cymbals and made it sound so badass.
Bonzo using telephone poles for drumsticks.
@@danielives379 At least get the guy's name right. It's Neil Peart.
@@stevends3865 He beat those drums like the groupies he had sex with
The voice on Plant was just incredible
ROBERT tea bagged the rest
I believe still IS? 👌
Yeah, despite the incredibly powerful drumming of Bonzo and Pages molten guitar and riffing, it’s still Plants voice that fills the hall and dominates everything! His vocals actually stand out above it all!
а волосы ?😂❤
I just saw Robert Plant in concert 8/9/24. His voice was awesome. Still hits the high notes but doesn't sustain them as long as he did. Most sings in an octave lower now, but still pure. And still a great showman. Lots of body language, beautiful gestures with his hands, can still see his younger self merged with his older presence.
This is live at the Royal Albert Hall filmed in 1970. Captures the early power of Led Zep in concert when their popularity was exploding and rock fans realized they were something incredible. Word of mouth spread quickly. We are lucky it was recorded for posterity.
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We already know that lover we know ain't no need to tell us more
I was there !!! Wow ... had a box seat but we never sat down just rocked it ... I’m 70 now and still love them and remember the concert like it was a few years ago !!!
Yes, considering how Jimmy and Bonzo started liking the drugs and alcohol more than the substances liked them. Saw them 3x’s during the Physical Graffiti tour. Ouch, 2x’s they were horrible and the 3rd was transcendent
@@michaelbrickley2443 It sounds like you were on something that was affecting you're hearing.
@@christopherekin1747 hardly…you obviously have poor taste or never saw them. Jimmy Page has admitted he was drunk almost every night and has no memory of any Led Zeppelin shows. I’ve seen shows in the best theatre’s and used to work with rock bands and jazz musicians. Helped build a recording studio in Huntington. They liked their drugs, Bonzo & Pagey. What do you think ended the band?