I have met Robert P on about 6 unplanned occasions. In hotels, on trains and in bars. But never spoke to him. Even tho he was less than 1m away. Next time, and I’m sure there will be a ‘next time’ what shall I ask him…? 🤫🇬🇧🙏🏻🛎️
Greatest blues song done by a rock band in history. You can practically hear the pain in Pages guitar and the other players too. Of course Robert Plant is just the cream on the top. If remember, I think it was 1969, nobody had heard of Led and they were playing Cleveland. I was just milling arouind in the front rows, there were only about 100 people there, and BANG, they hit the stage with Communications Breakdown. It literally blew us into our seats because the wall of Marshall amps. By the end everyone was exhausted and sweating and shit. I'll never forget that night.
I won’t deny that. I was born in 1965. I wish I was born in 1955 so I could have seen all these bands that I loved growing up. I was so close to seeing Led Zeppelin. They came out with In Through The Out Door in 1979. In 1980 all the radio stations were talking about Zeppelin on tour and playing MSG. Then out of nowhere John Bonham died. I cried for John and later cried because I never got to see my all time favorite band. Well in High School they were. I almost forgot The Beatles.
Ron Dunbar If you get the opportunity to see the Jason Bohnam Zeppelin Experience I promise you (and I make very few promises)you will be very impressed. The closest you will get to experiencing the original thing.
One of the best, if not the best live performance by Plant and Jimmy Page. Page played an improvised solo as usual but he wasn't sloppy ...he was on the top of his game. Nobody can have done a better guitar performance for this kind of song, nobody.
I was blasting this in my house when the album was released. My neighbor knocked on my door. I thought it was to complain. He asked me to open the windows and turn it up so he could hear it better.
How could anybody in their right mind judge the gift of LZ to humanity. We should consider ourselves graced to witness. Sincerely humbled and thankful.
@@wout123100 most of the stuff coming out nowadays isn’t worth the time to listen to it. There are some exceptions, like Disturbed, but those exceptions are few and far between.
These two were in top form this night and no rocker can sing the blues like Robert Plant. Coupled with Jimmy Page’s awesome guitar work and it freaking rips my guts out every time I hear it! The orchestra added great warmth to this song in particular. Zeppelin Rocks!!!!
Great performance.... Sad about Michael lee, what a pro and top notch drummer with great tone and feel.... You can see how much he was enjoying playing with these legends...
I met Page and Plant in 1998 at Bonefish grill in Brunswick Ga. Jimmy so was nice and Robert was real burnt out acting. The only thing I could think to ask Jimmy was "is the Loch Ness monster real"? Robert fell out laughing and Jimmy said "of course". LOL
Since '96 I can drift off to sleep with natural gas I mean uphoria with this blues and enchanting ancient haunting sound that blends so many tones from in my opinion jazz, country, classic rock, rap, and subtle hints of hard rock combined surrendering a rare musical quality that is legendary today thru it's tide.
My all time greatest band when I was growing up and still is today. Music today is so out of touch with what I think was one of the best eras of rock and roll. Same beat over and over again with the same one line lyrics and truly nothing changes expect for the simple names of the band.
+Bob A Booey p;ease don't God will give you that ability if that's your heart]s desire and His will for you, but, at the same time, i hear ya my friend. remember, page was a session player at the age of 15!!!.
When this came out, I remember it was a special event that we all got together at my house to watch. It was like watching the World Series or the Super Bowl but better. I was Very Disappointed that John Paul Jones wasn't part of it. About a year later, I heard an interview on the Jim Ladd program with J.P.J. and he made Jim promise that he would not ask why he wasn't at this show. But Jones did say that he was not invited to partisapate . Boy, that Michael Lee really did his homework on all of Bonzo's parts. XLNT show! RIP Mikey and Bonzo We love you guys! Peace and Love
A masterpiece! A song that exposes the deepest inner feelings of a man filled with discontent, and restless bitterness. The hearts cry of many in this world caught in the circular slavery to the grind.
I saw this tour in '94 when they came through Houston, and I'll say this here and now - their performance of this song has to be the singular, most incredible concert moment I have ever witnessed. Absolute PERFECTION.
I saw them in Dallas & was blown away - too many times to remember seeing Robert Plant but the Unledded Tour w/ the full Egyptian orchestra was absolutely amazin!
@@abgazlan - No!...Damnit! I did not know this. it’s fortunate that we can See & Hear what I imagine was a/the Crowning Moment of his Music Career & Life here, while he embodies Bonham Live & On Stage with Page & Plant in an Epic Performance.
I got to see them play this live 1995 in Orlando Florida. As luck would have it, our tickets placed us on Jimmy’s side of the stage. He played a particularly bluesy version of the song that night (bathed in blue light no less). When it was over I told the girl with me that I could die now. And I meant it.
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Robert Plant - Going to California [Montreux - 1993]
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THEY "ARE" NORMAL PEOPLE....THEY ARE NOT MARTIANS 😆🥰
I love how they smile like normal people at the end... I was waiting for them to spread wings and fly away
oh, haha you forgot that they sold their souls for rock' n roll..
please, don't project
I have met Robert P on about 6 unplanned occasions. In hotels, on trains and in bars. But never spoke to him. Even tho he was less than 1m away. Next time, and I’m sure there will be a ‘next time’ what shall I ask him…? 🤫🇬🇧🙏🏻🛎️
@@cwl1000 he is omnipresent
😂😂😂😂
Greatest blues song done by a rock band in history. You can practically hear the pain in Pages guitar and the other players too. Of course Robert Plant is just the cream on the top. If remember, I think it was 1969, nobody had heard of Led and they were playing Cleveland. I was just milling arouind in the front rows, there were only about 100 people there, and BANG, they hit the stage with Communications Breakdown. It literally blew us into our seats because the wall of Marshall amps. By the end everyone was exhausted and sweating and shit. I'll never forget that night.
Damn! To have seen them in that youthful stage, wow!
Seeing Led Zepplin was one of the high points in my 18 year old life at that time.
+John Allen awesome!
+John Allen Me causa envidia no haber estado allí. Saludos desde Venezuela.
Yep, jiust me and my friends and Led Zepplin. Like I said, a night I'll never forget.
Eat your heart out kids. We had the best music in the 70's.
Hard to disagree with that, but yall had the 80s too
I won’t deny that. I was born in 1965. I wish I was born in 1955 so I could have seen all these bands that I loved growing up. I was so close to seeing Led Zeppelin. They came out with In Through The Out Door in 1979. In 1980 all the radio stations were talking about Zeppelin on tour and playing MSG. Then out of nowhere John Bonham died. I cried for John and later cried because I never got to see my all time favorite band. Well in High School they were. I almost forgot The Beatles.
I think this is the best guitar version I've heard for this song.
Tomorrow Too! And For Eternity ❤
🙌🏾. Jimmy Page’s exquisite enunciation. Only to be outdone by Mr. Dillon himself. 🔥🔥🔥. So good.
4:27 "Omg im drumming for Zep"
"Omg im drumming for Zep"
"This is real, this is real!!!!!!!"
ROFL 😝😝 that face !! (drummer)
ROFL 😝😝 that face !! (drummer)
hahaha you nailed it.
That face tho..!!! I've never seen a drummer enjoying himself so much. Such a shame he was lost so young.
I wonder where the Bonham drum set is these days
I'm listening in 2024 at 69 years old and this is just plain STUPID!!!!. Been a fan since 1968. Fantastic version. ❤
Fantastico!!!!
Never too old for Led Zeppelin. Om 40 going on 41
...I think this band were and still are the best on the planet. Or am I just easily Led?
There will never be another group like them...PERIOD!
+Gary Jones It's so sad...
+Shay Still for sure!. even though this a Bonham-less Zeppelin , it;s VERY well done!. great players!!
SOOOOOOOO TRUE....The greatest....The bbbbbest
Ron Dunbar If you get the opportunity to see the Jason Bohnam Zeppelin Experience I promise you (and I make very few promises)you will be very impressed.
The closest you will get to experiencing the original thing.
I think this is one of Jimmy Page's very best live performances of this song. Truly amazing harmonics and feeling in his playing.
Agree 💯 percent
Tsrts its the best
this is the most wonderful song of all time !!! I am 61 , have been listening to Led Zeppelin for 47 years , it is just magical !
One of the best, if not the best live performance by Plant and Jimmy Page. Page played an improvised solo as usual but he wasn't sloppy ...he was on the top of his game. Nobody can have done a better guitar performance for this kind of song, nobody.
Mira la canción en the songs remains the same the movie... and then you compare
The drumer was very good, man! RIP.
Michael Lee was an absolute beast. Check him out on Gallow's Pole.
This is one of the best performances of any song ever.
welcome to the greatest guitar ever played
RIP Michael Lee. What a great drummer he was.
Is that who he is? Just made a comment earlier. In my ignorance, I don't know who he is. I will educate myself ☺️
I was blasting this in my house when the album was released.
My neighbor knocked on my door. I thought it was to complain.
He asked me to open the windows and turn it up so he could hear it better.
How could anybody in their right mind judge the gift of LZ to humanity. We should consider ourselves graced to witness. Sincerely humbled and thankful.
Today is 30 November 2023, I’m 58 years old, and I’m here jamming to Zeppelin….
me +10 years, its fab
@@wout123100 most of the stuff coming out nowadays isn’t worth the time to listen to it. There are some exceptions, like Disturbed, but those exceptions are few and far between.
These two were in top form this night and no rocker can sing the blues like Robert Plant. Coupled with Jimmy Page’s awesome guitar work and it freaking rips my guts out every time I hear it! The orchestra added great warmth to this song in particular. Zeppelin Rocks!!!!
That's what a guitar God sounds like.
Good lord that guitar tone, holy smoke. And that's why they are who they are.
Vox AC 30 Top Boost on floor behind Jimmy
Led Zeppelin... no band has ever done what they did. Music in its purest form.
One of the most beautiful and tasteful guitar solos that Jimmy Page ever played. The man is a genius. Enough said.
100years from now this will still be vogue
💯 percent
Great performance....
Sad about Michael lee, what a pro and top notch drummer with great tone and feel.... You can see how much he was enjoying playing with these legends...
Yeah I like his drumming with page plant
he was the only person to do what all else tried to imitate
+Jerry Koren Have to agree! Though Jason's a solid enough drummer, Mr. Lee nails Bonzo's style and feel like no other drummer to date.
19 декабря 2023г. Сыграно и спето с полной самоотдачей. Гениально. Плант и Пэйдж красавчики. Таких композиций больше не пишут.
The Absolutely Best Rock Band of All Time Period. J Bonham RIP...
This is one of the best performances of this song post Led Zeppelin Days. Leaves you speechless!
No one plays the blues like Jimmy Page
neither play like Jimmy Page. They're all unique.
Steve Ray Vaughan.
This song is the only reason, I started playing guitar
Abhijeet Rahane mine was the rain. song
I did it for the ladies
Abhijeet Rahane maybe you can help me. This ( I don't think) is minor pentatonic but some hybrid. Do you know what it is?
70s was the Golden age of music and movies.
Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Scarface, the Godfather.
Todays music is as sad as the superhero movies.
I love how they had to replace John Paul Jones with an orchestra.
awe ... what a beautiful thing to say ...
lol
L3ONARDO07 .....agreed
L3ONARDO07 Nothing less would do!
JPJ may be the greatest all around(and most unappreciated) musician of our time.
actually some dude who looks like a chic playz the bass
The guy in the blue shirt plays his guitar very well. He should’ve joined a rock band in his younger years.
häää?!
This guy is jimmy page and he was the guitarist for the best rock band ever led zeppelin
@@Abdelrhman-Yasien its called sarcasm
I think he was in a garage band back in the 70s
Before he was born, even.
jimmy page you never let me down!
Riff!!!
+robin torro Isn't he amazing
Jeff Sharp ??
Jeff Sharp Oh for fucks sake.
Micheal Lee...fav drummer of all time..RIP...Awesome concert
Overlooked and so talented. Love his utter enthusiasm
Really enjoyed seeing him live in 98
Absolute fire
Maybe the best solo in rock and roll historical right here. Jimmy Page = God
And that, ladies and gentlemen, is why Jimmy fucking Page is the best goddamn guitars that ever lived.
I swear the drummer "MIKE LEE" needs more credit for torturing those SKINS !! 👍
The absolute best version of this song. I honestly can’t remember the last time I listened to the studio version, I always come back to this ♥️
I totally agree!
This and live 1970
Roberts Voice is his instrument! ❤️ Jimmy can play his guitar like it’s coming from his soul! Love them both !
Jimmy Page's guitar is out of this world...its sound is a flow of emotion...
I met Page and Plant in 1998 at Bonefish grill in Brunswick Ga. Jimmy so was nice and Robert was real burnt out acting. The only thing I could think to ask Jimmy was "is the Loch Ness monster real"? Robert fell out laughing and Jimmy said "of course". LOL
Happy Birthday to the rock god Robert Plant 69 today August 20th 2017.Powerhouse of a performance of this great song.
Since '96 I can drift off to sleep with natural gas I mean uphoria with this blues and enchanting ancient haunting sound that blends so many tones from in my opinion jazz, country, classic rock, rap, and subtle hints of hard rock combined surrendering a rare musical quality that is legendary today thru it's tide.
☺
Katherine Reyna rap?
My all time greatest band when I was growing up and still is today. Music today is so out of touch with what I think was one of the best eras of rock and roll. Same beat over and over again with the same one line lyrics and truly nothing changes expect for the simple names of the band.
@David Stevens. Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yeeeeeeeeee......💎😊😚😥🎷🎶🎸🎤📯🎹💿
Oh God Led Zeppelin is beyond regulars bands of Rock, just pure beauty
Fuck, they still had it 20 years gone by. You gotta love Jimmy, could jam all day long without showing off.
If I had a soul, I would sell it to play like that.
+Bob A Booey o' brother ;)
+Bob A Booey Be careful what you wish for. You just might have one...
+bluestudio67 I'll take my chances, I want to play like that.
Hell yeah
+Bob A Booey p;ease don't God will give you that ability if that's your heart]s desire and His will for you, but, at the same time, i hear ya my friend. remember, page was a session player at the age of 15!!!.
When this came out, I remember it was a special event that we all got together at my house to watch. It was like watching the World Series or the Super Bowl but better. I was Very Disappointed that John Paul Jones wasn't part of it. About a year later, I heard an interview on the Jim Ladd program with J.P.J. and he made Jim promise that he would not ask why he wasn't at this show. But Jones did say that he was not invited to partisapate . Boy, that Michael Lee really did his homework on all of Bonzo's parts. XLNT show! RIP Mikey and Bonzo We love you guys! Peace and Love
Yeah, I wish J.P.J. was here as well.
This has been my favorite band since I was 12, and now I'm 56. Hands down best rock & roll band ever.
One of my favorite Zeppelin tunes.
# Douglas Proce. Oh yeah ✌✌✌
A masterpiece! A song that exposes the deepest inner feelings of a man filled with discontent, and restless bitterness. The hearts cry of many in this world caught in the circular slavery to the grind.
Song brings tears, it's been my story time and again. Hard work and honest livin' get you nuthin' but screwed. Dog keeps eating dog.
harvey wind thick face black heart, 5 rings,art of war, 48 laws etc
Robert Plant is the Bomb when it comes to singing.!!😍
I saw this tour in '94 when they came through Houston, and I'll say this here and now - their performance of this song has to be the singular, most incredible concert moment I have ever witnessed. Absolute PERFECTION.
I saw them in Dallas & was blown away - too many times to remember seeing Robert Plant but the Unledded Tour w/ the full Egyptian orchestra was absolutely amazin!
timeless music, done right. Page's quitar is haunting and one of the reasons I learned to play do many years ago.
Jeffrey Schmokdt
priceless
I love that people feels entitled to give "advices" to Robert Plant and Jimmy Page. It's hilarious.
advice what ? connard
Thank you for the blues. Jimmy, I don't care what you have done, I love you and I see you in heaven.
sixty 7 ford he's not dead??
This is one of my favourite Jimmy Page live performances. Poetry in every note. Beautiful!
They are on top of their game in this concert.
Age take away the voice and energy, but NEVER the shine and poetry on their music !
Fantastic band, fantastic duo...Led Forever !
4:27 - Drummer: OMG OMG OMG, I’m Doing It, I’m Doing It, OMG OMG! I’m Really Doing THIS! OMG OMG OMG!!!
Heck Yeah, Buddy...I Feel You!!!
On Kaskmir‚ he’s imperial also.
haha.. best comment of all !
RIP Michael Lee
@@abgazlan - No!...Damnit! I did not know this. it’s fortunate that we can See & Hear what I imagine was a/the Crowning Moment of his Music Career & Life here, while he embodies Bonham Live & On Stage with Page & Plant in an Epic Performance.
Perfect!! Reminds me when my dad first introducded me to the sound of Led Zeppelin and this song. To this day, it's still my number one favorite!!
the best version of this song ever !
Both versions on HTWWW and TSRTS are far superior. This one is not bad though
There must be a guy standing by with a fire extinguisher for Jimmy’s guitar
Even now...... after 50 years........my bros
Michael Lee on drums…died aged 39….JP turned up to his funeral on a cold day in Durham
Watching this today on Pagey's 76th birthday. Happy Day Mr. Jimmy Page. The love of my life!
Anita Rushlow Robert Plant - LOVE of my life!
Seen this live 5 times in the 70's. This version is awesome. Zep was always best playing the blues. My favorite band of all time.
Mr Page is a rock god along with all his band mates. robert plant/john bottom /jimmy page /john paul jones..you rocked the world. Thank you.
I get goose bumps whenever I listen to this
I always come back to this performance of since I’ve been loving you. Led Zeppelin is the soul of the world.
This song is still giving me goosebumps after all this years.
TanuKart ii
THE DRUMMING IS SUPURB
Michael Lee kicked serious arse on this release.
Robert Plant and Jimmy Page are ageless
Man, this is 20 years ago...
Here we see how it takes an entire orchestra to do what John Paul Jones did.
!!!!!
Hahaha excellent!
Wish he'd been there...
RIP Mike Lee, damn fine drummer.
musical genuises, brillaint artists, almost perfect performance. They are experts at what they do. Give um a thumbs up!
I got to see them play this live 1995 in Orlando Florida. As luck would have it, our tickets placed us on Jimmy’s side of the stage. He played a particularly bluesy version of the song that night (bathed in blue light no less). When it was over I told the girl with me that I could die now. And I meant it.
Yayy
William Henderson fuck it I believe you brother. I just wish I was born 50 years ago so I could see them in their prime :(
How I couldn't find ticket for Plant-Page sold out for few hours wanted so much to be there. Timeless
Michael Lee on drums smashes this....
The chemistry between Plant and Page is surreal. These two are pros of the Blues. Amazing performance.
J'adore! Quel feeling de Jimmy....sûrement une des meilleures versions de ce standard-blues.
70s live versions were way higher than this
The standard in guitar.Nobody touches the master.
They really nailed it in this video. Amazing. Page's tone is outstanding too.
If you play guitar, to see all the changes, the confidence it takes to play with an orchestra, the timing...aww so perfect.
73 year old led head for over 50 of those years!
they are still the best ever
when music was music, played with ones heart and soul..
This song simply just rips open 😮 your chest, pulls out your heart ♥️ and throws it on the ground 😢 Incredible! 🌟
Michael Lee...what a drummer he was! RIP.
Even tho Mr. Plant lost his his high notes long before this he still crushes the vocals. Such an amazing performance from two rock gods!
BEST RENDITION OF THIS SONG THUS FAR...I LISTEN TO IT JUST ABOUT EVERY DAY AT THE LEAST ONCE...LOVE IT!!!
frank gratrix have you ever heard the 1973 performance?
This song rocked so hard even the orchestra was rocking out!
Ahhhh! Robert y Jimmy los amo con toda mi alma! ❤️🔥😭
I could watch Jimmy Page play guitar every day of my life....
Love Led Zeppelin....My Bro turned me on to all the best bands from the 60's at a very young age...Thanks Johnny....
this is best song in history, no one can do like this marvelous
Joey Diaz sent me here in 2020!!
Right 🤘🏽
Random comment i stumbled upon lol. Did uncle Joey bring it up recently. Im going to miss the church
@@Xxgabe1984xX yes he did on the JRE recently.
Where did he say it on the JRE?
This is the performance Joey referenced at Madison Square Garden 1973 ua-cam.com/video/uHRdRVTDdP0/v-deo.html
I don't think it could get more symphonic and with a fantastic feeling.
I always loved this song, and I could listen to it all day long.