He Originally played this on a Fender Stratocaster. I wish he would have on this. The tone is way different. Not that it's bad. It's Zep..It's ALL good
@@carmelaruck7116 I was pretty surprised that they played it at all. I believe this was recorded with a B Bender Strat . Probably the first song he recorded with that thing
Only underrated by those who aren't true fans...Presence a great progressive guitar driven blues album....it just kicks ass all the way through!!!Was way ahead of its time,
I play this song from this 2007 reunion compilation CD more than all their songs put together. All their songs are fantastic on this album, but I can’t believe how powerful and magical it sounds, and like a young energetic band just starting out.
@@propjoe1060 Seriously. I think it's funny when a wannabe novice guitar player comes along and calls Jimmy Page sloppy! I KNOW I'm not as good as the man Page and I've never said that dumb shit. If Page's playing is what you call being sloppy, then I wish I could be a sloppy player and earn hundreds of millions of dollars for it! Those dummies. Page has so much money that he doesn't know what to do with it all. PLEASE GOD MAKE ME A SLOPPY GUITAR PLAYER LIKE MR. PAGE! 🤣
@sluana1 didn't know that, its cleaned up pretty good here, I was there and I can tell you that there was a SERIOUS feedback problem for a good part of the show. Been a while, can't really remember at what point it was set straight, but I remember thinking dam they couldn't be happy about it...
A few seconds later when the Jason brings the song to a near standstill is also great - 5:11ish. Too bad they didn't focus on this one more during their prime.
michael banks The reason they didn't focus on this more in their prime is because, first they released this song on the Presence album which came out in 1976 and, it wasn't too long until their prime was over. Plant was in a horrible car crash in late '75, and was clearly still recovering in '76 with no known performances by me. Yes, they did play live in '77 and '79, but it seems their Presence album was very unpopular in their catalog except for songs "Achilles Last Stand" and "Nobodys Fault But Mine." They didn't like to play their unpopular songs. So, the late 80s rolls around and then out of nowhere John Bonham chokes on his own vomit. Yes, they did do performances before late '80, but again, they didn't like performing their unpopular songs after their Presence album. Yeah, they did reunite a few times in the '80s and '90s, but no For Your Life. In the mid 2000's, UA-cam was released. In 2007, they did a performance before making their first youtube video. I guess that's why the concert is called "Celebration Day." A day they celebrate secretly announcing their first UA-cam video. And I almost forgot about it, I have no idea why they decided to play For Your Life only once throughout Led Zeppelin.
What a great call Brett! Got them too once I looked again cause of your comment. Can’t count how many times growing up these guys have made my hair stand up.
This is why Jimmy is the best rock guitarist. First time ever playing this song live, forty years after recording it. Listen to him nail it dead to rights.
I gotta say that even the mighty Cream sounded small and tame in their farewell concert in comparison to Led Zeppelin's final show. They still sound HUGE
And it's not even close......This song would be obscure to most people who don't know Zeppelin. Little if any radio play. A true gem on a vastly overlooked album by the greatest band ever. Period
Once his voice changed for good around 72 he eventually recovered nicely after several years. He does still sound like he did on presence and ITTOD. That 68-71 voice though....omg so incredible. I dont think anyone has ever sounded so good. Chris Cornell in his prime probably. IMO of course.
@@dominickl4456 I don't know what you think they can do in studio to touch up a vocal performance. This is what it sounded like the day after the show when videos were uploaded on UA-cam by fans. It was 5 yrs before the official audio was released, and the vocals were identical
@@Cincinnatus1869 They can do a lot to touch it up! Sometimes they even re-record the entire vocal on some or all songs. I'm not saying they did or didn't on this one but clearly any show that is multitracked (separate ins for all/most channels) lets them edit quite a bit
I swear Jimmy Page has the coolest and funniest dance moves ever when he's playing his guitar. I love how kind of shows off a little bit for the audience when Plant starts singing this song. I would kill myself to see those guys live back in the day at least once when Bonzo was still alive no matter if they were stoned and drunk and played bad or not.
Loved 'Presence' and loved this song. My goodness me, what a first public performance of it. Nailed it! Special props to Paige who could double/multi track his guitars when recording - and did to great effect - but when he had to do it all live, on one guitar, absolutely delivered.
Raw unchained progressive blues! I laugh at the amount of so called fans who are not familiar with this ENTIRE Album! I remember when it was released...played the the tape all spring and summer until it was worn out...most underrated album of all time...sadly and questionably by there own fans as well...
I was late to Zeppelin fandom even though I was a teenager in the 80's. I should have been old enough to have known them pretty well. But I really didn't know much about them. I think it was 1988 when I heard a song on the radio that I immediately loved but had never heard before. I called the station to find out what it was. It was 'Nobody's Fault But Mine'. I quickly went to the music store (remember those) and bought 'Presence' as my first Zeppelin CD. I liked the whole thing a lot. When I told some Zep fan friends I worked with about buying it and how much I liked it, one of them said, "If you liked that one, you might as well buy them all because that is their worst one." So yeah, I bought them all as soon as possible.
I definitely DON'T have anything remotely resembling a playlist. If you open my closet doors you'll get nothin' but wall to wall CDs and vinyl albums. I like it that way. ❤
Put away the headphones. Blast the music through the speakers. Let your neighbors hear Jason's drums. Dogs and cats in the neighborhood will wonder where the sound is coming from. "Do you know what a Les Paul sounds like, in the hands of a master?" Add: And they all seemed to be having a *great* time =)
@GIL Favor What do you know? Who dubbed you the TMLZ know it all.. They in fact talked about doing 3 shows at MSG while hanging out after this Concert. Its well known that Plant is the one who refused to come on board with a U.S. Tour and new album. Its also well know that Page, Jones, and Jason Bonham continued to rehearse for weeks after this concert.....so tell me Mr. Know it all..what do you know that Jimmy n Jonsey didn't know?
Presence is often overlooked. It's pure, unbridled and raw. Physical Graffiti is their best album, though. So many different styles and textures. It's what made them the best of all time. I do have Presence right up there though. 2nd or 3rd maybe
A lot of people have never heard this song. It’s one of LZ’s very best IMO. BTW, I just want to say that Robert Plant has some of the best hair in R&R history. 😌
I Love their live performances! This the best example ever! You listen to it on an LP, and like it. But live? Raw freaking power! They are The Masters!
The smile on jimmies face brings me so much pure joy. It just seems like he’s so happy to be back up on stage in front of thousands of people rockin out with his boys. Like back in 69 he was dreaming about a reunion with his brothers decades from now and now he’s got it:-) dude creates the most influential music ever and he’s just giddy to be riffin.
OMG does it get more bad ass than this? John is dead but his son is not, how bad ass is his son for doing this and reuniting the greatness. I cry when I see this. Its mean a lot to me
WOW! John Paul Jones is playing a sickly Loud Bass on that Manson Guitar!!! Playing this out LOUD on the outdoor patio with the Harmon Kardon Loudspeakers blasting out and shaking the Bass Speakers! Dang this sounds and looks Great! Thanx for the upload! Summer 2020
For those who only know WLL, Rock n roll and Starway I always say, wait til you discover Physical Grafitti and Presence, they will blow your mind. Best band ever!!
The fact is, this sounds better than their 77 tour. And the fact is, it's in the DNA, and not only does Jason have it, but he's kicked it up a notch. He drops those hits like jazzy H bombs. The rest of the band completely feeds off him and are able to really time their moments. The only shame was that I was not there.
I saw Zep just once - at MSG in 1977, and I just told someone that I think that they were musically better at this show than at the one in '77. Of course, I was a mere teen at that time, and dosed to the gills, so what the hell do I know?!
Awesome cool moment- 4:56 to 5:03. Such great feel, and attitude. Rock bands today need to learn how to use DYNAMICS in their songs. Give the songs spaces and places to BREATHE!
When Zeppelin perform Ramble On, Good Times Bad Times, or For Your Life, it sounds like Jimmy, JPJ and Robert are playing it like they've wanted to all these years. Jimmy's thinner sounding black beauty Les Paul tone captures the studio version's tone perfectly (recorded with a Strat, overdubs layered with Les Paul & more Strat). This is just insane how beautiful it gets. This DVD is incredible
I never listened to this song much at all before this show, but in the years since, it's really become a favorite that I come back to a lot. It's probably in my personal top 20 now.
The stars aligned for this one (or the auspicious moonlit magic ceremony in a deep dark forest). Jason fit the bill and contributed the requisite energy, drive, and chemistry. Love Jonesy's bass and Robert's boots.
Such a great song…a quintessential Zeppelin groove of less is more. They never released singles, either…in favor of preserving album continuity and wanting the listener to hear the entire record. That’s why you never saw LZ 45’s or B-sides. That’s another thing…Zeppelin can’t be categorized. They’re neither rock, soul, country, metal, or blues. They’re all of it! Who does that??? In 100, 200, 500+ years from now, Zeppelin will be studied like Haydn, Mozart, Bach, Tchaikovsky, etc… Bonzo would be so proud.
JPJ killin it on his Manson Bass Guitar!!! Jason awesome on the drum kit. What a gift to enjoy this, having not been there. Solid wrecking ball of a great song! Cheers!
To be honest, I have yet to listen to the entire O2 Arena recording, but I heard this on the radio last year, and I was just knocked out by how much it kicked ass, even more so than it did on the already awesome original studio version with the late great John B. himself on the drum kit. John B. would nod his head with pride to see and hear his son take it up a notch higher still, as he does so well here.
Awesome song! Better when played live compared to the studio/album version. Kind of a shame they never put into their setlist in their 77 and 79/80 tours along with Royal Orleans and Tea for one to back up Achilles and Nobody's fault in support for Presence album.
It's easy to watch these 02 vid's and think...yea that's Zeppelin. You have to remember these guy's have not played together for almost 3 decade's and while Jason is an excellent drummer he has his own style and different than his dad. These guy's still pulled it off and proved to be timeless!!!
Any baby born with this legendary hard rock song playing in the background risk becoming a Led Zepp addict for life, there is no known cure, fortunately💥
I would have straight up lost my damn mind if I'd been there when they went into this. One of my all time faves, one of their most overlooked and underrated tracks, and this is the ONE AND ONLY TIME they ever played in for a live audience? Oh my lordy, I hope every member of that audience was appropriately mindblown by the sheer awesomeness of this moment and this FUCKING SONG!
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Possibly the best performance of the night, and the least expected.
Seeing 1976 in 2007 was amazing!
Agreed!!
Agreed!
My personal favorite.
Mine too, I always marvel at the dynamics in this song
The Greatest rock band that has ever existed.
AMEN!!!
@@jeffwyatt4193 i concur
best band ever, period!!
They used dramatic silence better than any band.
Among a multitude of other things 😂
Wow Jimmy Pages tone is brutal in the best possible way
He Originally played this on a Fender Stratocaster. I wish he would have on this. The tone is way different. Not that it's bad. It's Zep..It's ALL good
@@carmelaruck7116 I was pretty surprised that they played it at all. I believe this was recorded with a B Bender Strat . Probably the first song he recorded with that thing
Great song from great album “Presence”. Such underrated album.
Presence and In Through the Out Door are so underrated and don’t get as much love
@MARY HARTMAN, MARY HARTMAN '76
Love that album. Achilles Last Stand a masterpiece
100% right
saw them live 3 x times msg.nyc 75& 77 Great....
Only underrated by those who aren't true fans...Presence a great progressive guitar driven blues album....it just kicks ass all the way through!!!Was way ahead of its time,
Probably one of the most underrated Led Zeppelin songs ever!
I agree! 🤘😊
Not underrated by me.
It's buttkicker
I play this song from this 2007 reunion compilation CD more than all their songs put together. All their songs are fantastic on this album, but I can’t believe how powerful and magical it sounds, and like a young energetic band just starting out.
NOT underrated, it was and is UNDERPLAYED. Only Tea for One was played less from "Presence."
Page is kickin’ ass in this song ... what a great performer.
He was great in this show for sure. He got back on his game. Awesome stuff.
@@guitarttimman It's sad that he hasn't played a full show since. Too long for a guy of his talent. We need him.
Jonesy was on fire, quiet and silent but very heavy sound 🔥
@@propjoe1060 Yeah I have been telling him that for a long time too. You see I'm not really Tim. I'm actually JIMMY PAGE IN A MASK! 🤣
@@propjoe1060 Seriously. I think it's funny when a wannabe novice guitar player comes along and calls Jimmy Page sloppy! I KNOW I'm not as good as the man Page and I've never said that dumb shit. If Page's playing is what you call being sloppy, then I wish I could be a sloppy player and earn hundreds of millions of dollars for it! Those dummies. Page has so much money that he doesn't know what to do with it all. PLEASE GOD MAKE ME A SLOPPY GUITAR PLAYER LIKE MR. PAGE! 🤣
That riff is like a chainsaw. Brutal.
WICKED... Typical Page.
Kudos to whoever set up the sound to be recorded for this event. 5 stars.
@sluana1 didn't know that, its cleaned up pretty good here, I was there and I can tell you that there was a SERIOUS feedback problem for a good part of the show. Been a while, can't really remember at what point it was set straight, but I remember thinking dam they couldn't be happy about it...
@@kensalazar5066 seems like Zeppelin had monitor and feedback issues from the beginning. One of the byproducts of wanting to play that loud.
Yes it is on 🎯!!! People bumbs....
Goosebumps at 5:01 when Robert and Jimmy come down together when the drums hit..so good
Same happens at 1:25 when they turn to the right. All the 70s vibes return to them
A few seconds later when the Jason brings the song to a near standstill is also great - 5:11ish. Too bad they didn't focus on this one more during their prime.
michael banks The reason they didn't focus on this more in their prime is because, first they released this song on the Presence album which came out in 1976 and, it wasn't too long until their prime was over. Plant was in a horrible car crash in late '75, and was clearly still recovering in '76 with no known performances by me. Yes, they did play live in '77 and '79, but it seems their Presence album was very unpopular in their catalog except for songs "Achilles Last Stand" and "Nobodys Fault But Mine." They didn't like to play their unpopular songs. So, the late 80s rolls around and then out of nowhere John Bonham chokes on his own vomit. Yes, they did do performances before late '80, but again, they didn't like performing their unpopular songs after their Presence album. Yeah, they did reunite a few times in the '80s and '90s, but no For Your Life. In the mid 2000's, UA-cam was released. In 2007, they did a performance before making their first youtube video. I guess that's why the concert is called "Celebration Day." A day they celebrate secretly announcing their first UA-cam video. And I almost forgot about it, I have no idea why they decided to play For Your Life only once throughout Led Zeppelin.
I love the onstage chemistry between these two. Very nostalgic.
What a great call Brett! Got them too once I looked again cause of your comment. Can’t count how many times growing up these guys have made my hair stand up.
THE SHIT!! Jason was surely channeling his dad in this entire show.
Got to see Jason live with Heart a couple years back. Holy Shit. Channeling his dad indeed.
yes with a double kick lol
@@hdstudios178 so what’s the problem???
@@barkerzz4556 i think john does does his double bass without a double kick, but still the same
On Presence it was great. Live it kills.
Just shows Presence is the balls and was the only way they could follow Graffiti
Presence if my favorite Zep album.
So effing good !
Presence is my favorite. I love graffiti but presence has a different vibe
This is why Jimmy is the best rock guitarist. First time ever playing this song live, forty years after recording it. Listen to him nail it dead to rights.
@DB Yeah right.
@D B Everybody did when nobody was looking or hearing it. Charlatan
Actually the solo was quite different than the album.
Happens when you sell your soul to the devil 😈....
he said that every time they played it live. Thats what the "uuh" was for
The most, best underrated of all Led Zep songs. Presence was a masterpiece of spontaneity.
I gotta say that even the mighty Cream sounded small and tame in their farewell concert in comparison to Led Zeppelin's final show. They still sound HUGE
I'm glad they did this one. It's a great song from their most underrated record, Presence.
JP really enjoying himself.
There’s two categories: music & Led Zeppelin
I have said it before: There is Led Zeppelin and then there all the other bands!!
amen
Best. Band. Ever.
That’s no lie right there!👍
Absolutely!
And it's not even close......This song would be obscure to most people who don't know Zeppelin. Little if any radio play. A true gem on a vastly overlooked album by the greatest band ever. Period
They make it look so easy.
The biggest surprise of the night, for hardcore fans. As Plant said, they've never played it live before. I like this performance.
Always one of my favorites from Presence
Their first time playing it live
They nailed it!!!
Jimmy looks so proud!
This is my favorite Zeppelin song
Presence the best
Love the tricky time changes!
The best Zeppelin song in the galaxy!
every song is my favorite xd
For this week, it changes often.
His voice aged really well. It's amazing that he sounds so similar to how he sounded 40 years prior to this.
Once his voice changed for good around 72 he eventually recovered nicely after several years. He does still sound like he did on presence and ITTOD. That 68-71 voice though....omg so incredible. I dont think anyone has ever sounded so good. Chris Cornell in his prime probably. IMO of course.
No hate but I think they might have touched it up in the studio a bit before releasing the video and album
@@dominickl4456 I don't know what you think they can do in studio to touch up a vocal performance. This is what it sounded like the day after the show when videos were uploaded on UA-cam by fans. It was 5 yrs before the official audio was released, and the vocals were identical
@@Cincinnatus1869 They can do a lot to touch it up! Sometimes they even re-record the entire vocal on some or all songs. I'm not saying they did or didn't on this one but clearly any show that is multitracked (separate ins for all/most channels) lets them edit quite a bit
@@alanbortz5954 it's the same vocal as it was live onstage
that guitar solo is off the hook!
'Presence' is actually my favourite album. Probably the most underrated too.
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I agree with you 😃😃😃 !!! Love that album big time
Yes!
I thought this was arguably the coolest song of the night. Deep cut pull and 100% nailed.
I swear Jimmy Page has the coolest and funniest dance moves ever when he's playing his guitar. I love how kind of shows off a little bit for the audience when Plant starts singing this song. I would kill myself to see those guys live back in the day at least once when Bonzo was still alive no matter if they were stoned and drunk and played bad or not.
Loved 'Presence' and loved this song. My goodness me, what a first public performance of it. Nailed it! Special props to Paige who could double/multi track his guitars when recording - and did to great effect - but when he had to do it all live, on one guitar, absolutely delivered.
Robert was in a wheelchair after a car accident when this was recorded. Not recognized but a phenomenal album. The beginning of the downward spiral.
Look at Jimmy's face when Robert talks about the crystal, priceless.
Raw unchained progressive blues! I laugh at the amount of so called fans who are not familiar with this ENTIRE Album! I remember when it was released...played the the tape all spring and summer until it was worn out...most underrated album of all time...sadly and questionably by there own fans as well...
Presence my favorite album
Ken Salazar album is such a gem! 💎
It's pretty special, dark and heavy. I love it ❤️
I was late to Zeppelin fandom even though I was a teenager in the 80's. I should have been old enough to have known them pretty well. But I really didn't know much about them. I think it was 1988 when I heard a song on the radio that I immediately loved but had never heard before. I called the station to find out what it was. It was 'Nobody's Fault But Mine'. I quickly went to the music store (remember those) and bought 'Presence' as my first Zeppelin CD. I liked the whole thing a lot. When I told some Zep fan friends I worked with about buying it and how much I liked it, one of them said, "If you liked that one, you might as well buy them all because that is their worst one." So yeah, I bought them all as soon as possible.
@@briansigler5193 yea, some fans, THERE IS NO WORSED ONE...When it comes to led zeppelin records ...lol
One of Page’s greatest riffs, that so many don’t even know.
Tell me!
The album version is amazing but this is otherworldly
“First adventure with this song in public”
Eeuuuyyy
Bruh I thought no one would mention that it was so funny lmao
RP killing the vocals! Tight chord progressions backboned by JB on the skins. Their sound remains amazing, forever and ever.
R I P John Bonham. Miss You. :((
If you don't have Led Zeppelin in your playlist, then you don't have a playlist...
I definitely DON'T have anything remotely resembling a playlist. If you open my closet doors you'll get nothin' but wall to wall CDs and vinyl albums. I like it that way. ❤
Everyone with their phones and cameras instead of enjoying the moment. Blows my mind
It's always great to see Robert in the Zeppelin mode! It's very rare to see, and missed!
Put away the headphones. Blast the music through the speakers. Let your neighbors hear Jason's drums. Dogs and cats in the neighborhood will wonder where the sound is coming from. "Do you know what a Les Paul sounds like, in the hands of a master?"
Add: And they all seemed to be having a *great* time =)
andy p spot on Sir!
Yeah Jonesy smirked twice.
Yea, it's a real shame that it wasn't enough to get plant to do one last tour.....just wrong....
@GIL Favor What do you know? Who dubbed you the TMLZ know it all.. They in fact talked about doing 3 shows at MSG while hanging out after this Concert. Its well known that Plant is the one who refused to come on board with a U.S. Tour and new album. Its also well know that Page, Jones, and Jason Bonham continued to rehearse for weeks after this concert.....so tell me Mr. Know it all..what do you know that Jimmy n Jonsey didn't know?
Every summer, my husband and I blast Led Zepp and AC/DC!💥 Seen Robert 3 times!
One of the best Zep songs off possibly the best album. They sound and look immortal.
This album is legitimately a gift from the Rock n Roll GODS
Presence is often overlooked. It's pure, unbridled and raw. Physical Graffiti is their best album, though. So many different styles and textures. It's what made them the best of all time. I do have Presence right up there though. 2nd or 3rd maybe
A lot of people have never heard this song. It’s one of LZ’s very best IMO. BTW, I just want to say that Robert Plant has some of the best hair in R&R history. 😌
Robert has the best of a lot of things in rock history!! 😄
This is a Bad Ass song, was playing it in my living room tonight.
Best jeans, best body, best face, best voice, best everything really 😊
just part of what makes the Presence album so good...
I Love their live performances! This the best example ever! You listen to it on an LP, and like it. But live? Raw freaking power! They are The Masters!
Charlie Bug I have to Agree...
Raw power agreed. I saw them in concert back in the day (Capital Center DC), now I'm addicted to Wolf Alice. Not sure why...
The smile on jimmies face brings me so much pure joy. It just seems like he’s so happy to be back up on stage in front of thousands of people rockin out with his boys. Like back in 69 he was dreaming about a reunion with his brothers decades from now and now he’s got it:-) dude creates the most influential music ever and he’s just giddy to be riffin.
OMG does it get more bad ass than this? John is dead but his son is not, how bad ass is his son for doing this and reuniting the greatness. I cry when I see this. Its mean a lot to me
WOW! John Paul Jones is playing a sickly Loud Bass on that Manson Guitar!!! Playing this out LOUD on the outdoor patio with the Harmon Kardon Loudspeakers blasting out and shaking the Bass Speakers! Dang this sounds and looks Great! Thanx for the upload! Summer 2020
It must be played loud yes
The stage lighting is phenomenal.
Yes, amazing
This is probably the best performance of this song I've heard. It's even better than the studio version imo.
It's the only live performance of the song that you've ever heard.
When a "God" brought them together on this Planet... He knew what was IMMORTALIZING!!! And I was lucky enough to enjoy it!
This is about the most bad-ass video ever!
A song being played in concert for the first time ever. I'll bet it felt like a new song to the audience.
For those who only know WLL, Rock n roll and Starway I always say, wait til you discover Physical Grafitti and Presence, they will blow your mind. Best band ever!!
YEP
This is such a fresh performance.. Doesn't show their age at all... Great song, like all the songs in Presence.
Jason, hit this one out of the park
The fact is, this sounds better than their 77 tour. And the fact is, it's in the DNA, and not only does Jason have it, but he's kicked it up a notch. He drops those hits like jazzy H bombs. The rest of the band completely feeds off him and are able to really time their moments. The only shame was that I was not there.
I saw Zep just once - at MSG in 1977, and I just told someone that I think that they were musically better at this show than at the one in '77. Of course, I was a mere teen at that time, and dosed to the gills, so what the hell do I know?!
Awesome cool moment- 4:56 to 5:03. Such great feel, and attitude. Rock bands today need to learn how to use DYNAMICS in their songs. Give the songs spaces and places to BREATHE!
Jimmy Page...is a genius 👏
People throw the term genius around carelessly but you are quite right. Jimmy Page is a 20th century Mozart.
When Zeppelin perform Ramble On, Good Times Bad Times, or For Your Life, it sounds like Jimmy, JPJ and Robert are playing it like they've wanted to all these years. Jimmy's thinner sounding black beauty Les Paul tone captures the studio version's tone perfectly (recorded with a Strat, overdubs layered with Les Paul & more Strat). This is just insane how beautiful it gets. This DVD is incredible
I never listened to this song much at all before this show, but in the years since, it's really become a favorite that I come back to a lot. It's probably in my personal top 20 now.
It was always one of my favorites off of Presence. This and Achilles last stand.
Here here! Writing this on the 53rd anniversary of their first practice as a group.... Tears....can't help it
killer tone JP
Love it when the camera captures them looking at each other smiling when they know their timing/tune is perfect!
JPJ is a god
They are so fabulous I could watch them all night! What talent!
Legendary. We can just pray they do this again
heard a cry for mercy
In the city of the damned
my ringtone...Greatest rock band EVER
damn what a good drummer!!!!
I think so, better then John
@@ДмитрийРохманов-о4д I wouldn't go that far...yet.
Guitar player ain't bad either
@@ДмитрийРохманов-о4д not
Gives ya chills dont it!!
Don't hear this one often enough..
For your life & Kashmir, for sure the best, but, Led Zeppelin is the best....!!!
The stars aligned for this one (or the auspicious moonlit magic ceremony in a deep dark forest). Jason fit the bill and contributed the requisite energy, drive, and chemistry. Love Jonesy's bass and Robert's boots.
Robert gave it everything He had!
Such a great song…a quintessential Zeppelin groove of less is more. They never released singles, either…in favor of preserving album continuity and wanting the listener to hear the entire record. That’s why you never saw LZ 45’s or B-sides. That’s another thing…Zeppelin can’t be categorized. They’re neither rock, soul, country, metal, or blues. They’re all of it! Who does that??? In 100, 200, 500+ years from now, Zeppelin will be studied like Haydn, Mozart, Bach, Tchaikovsky, etc… Bonzo would be so proud.
JPJ killin it on his Manson Bass Guitar!!! Jason awesome on the drum kit. What a gift to enjoy this, having not been there. Solid wrecking ball of a great song! Cheers!
To be honest, I have yet to listen to the entire O2 Arena recording, but I heard this on the radio last year, and I was just knocked out by how much it kicked ass, even more so than it did on the already awesome original studio version with the late great John B. himself on the drum kit.
John B. would nod his head with pride to see and hear his son take it up a notch higher still, as he does so well here.
@Frank Lyons
R u ok
They were...are...and always will be the greatest!
How awesome of them to carry on with John's son. Very fitting tribute to dad.
Awesome song! Better when played live compared to the studio/album version. Kind of a shame they never put into their setlist in their 77 and 79/80 tours along with Royal Orleans and Tea for one to back up Achilles and Nobody's fault in support for Presence album.
One of my fave Zepp songs...they knew how to lock a groove down!
The power in this song is jaw dropping.
Probably my favorite one live.
👍😎👍
Robert Plant from Led Zeppelin and Jon Anderson from Yes...two vocalists whose voices haven't changed in over fifty years... incredible!
Should have done a huge tour during this time.
3rd favorite Led Zep song.
God damn MIGHTY. No band will ever top Zeppelin
Beautiful Black Les Paul .....Perfect ..Bring on Feb 7th!!
Defo mate, can't wait to see becoming led Zeppelin 👍🏻💯 cheers
It's easy to watch these 02 vid's and think...yea that's Zeppelin. You have to remember these guy's have not played together for almost 3 decade's and while Jason is an excellent drummer he has his own style and different than his dad. These guy's still pulled it off and proved to be timeless!!!
This type of song set them apart from others. Awesome to see it done here.
When you hear and see this concert suddenly you can't remember any other bands name. LZ is all there ever was.
The best performance of the night!
I love this track. Great to hear it here!
This song is an everything bagel. Pure genius.
Badass! 🔥 They’re killing it!
There are some crazy, incredibly difficult tempos and times to pull off in this song. Amazing.
Any baby born with this legendary hard rock song playing in the background risk becoming a Led Zepp addict for life, there is no known cure, fortunately💥
Way too fucking good!!!!
Love how much they all love it.
Best song of the whole night!
Wow...the smiles on their faces say it all!!
That’s the most beautiful bass guitar I’ve ever seen.
I would have straight up lost my damn mind if I'd been there when they went into this. One of my all time faves, one of their most overlooked and underrated tracks, and this is the ONE AND ONLY TIME they ever played in for a live audience? Oh my lordy, I hope every member of that audience was appropriately mindblown by the sheer awesomeness of this moment and this FUCKING SONG!
What a nice way to start a new day. Great video.
Bonham on drums on the studio version is something else.
What a riff, what a song this!