When you consider that, as Led Zeppelin, they STARTED their first live show for 27 years with this song from their first album... That's why the crowd went nuts...!!! And the first lyrics... come on.. how bloody appropriate "In the days of my youth I was told what it means to be a man Now I've reached that age I've tried to do all those things the best I can"
This whole show was epic. The first time they, the 3 remaining members, performed a full set together since 1980. They got together a few times over the years but only played a couple of songs. Jason, John Bonham's son, playing his old man's drum kit from back in the day would make the old man proud. Kashmir from this show is a great tune.
The crowd went nuts here because this was the show opener and Zep hadn’t played a concert for 27 years, and the audience were literally the winners of the lottery for tickets. I mean, you could cut the excitement and expectation in the crowd with a knife! They went nuts when they heard that great Zep sound again live! And a perfect opener…..first track from first album.
I was lucky enough to get a ticket for this show! It actually holds the world record for the most people trying to get a ticket for a show ever. Led zeppelin are my favourite band ever and even though I wasn’t born before they started I still think that their music stand’s up against any band! Absolute geniuses all four of them with their awesome manager Peter Grant who was a huge part of why they were so successful 👏👏❤️❤️
Robert Plant not only has a voice that’s out of this world, he’s an inspired performer. Talk about insanely smart, he got on that stage and acted the part of a Rock God, he sold it and we all believed it, but he says it was all an act. Without that huge voice, he may just have become a rather quiet, well-read country gentleman. I still rock out to this, but more often I enjoy his laid back, quiet love songs, smartly written, not overly sappy like so many artists. And, of course, he has such a majestic delivery in Kashmir, I can close my eyes and travel just on his voice to faraway lands. Huge talent, smart, decent man.
You can’t go wrong with anything from 1970 Royal Albert Hall. All the performances from Celebration Day are insane! Zeppelin brought their “A” game for the final time. Stunning show!!! Also if you subscribe to LedZepBoots you will hear a lot of the early shows. He cleans up bootlegs & some are real good.
Royal Albert Hall 1970 is amazing & I love the entire show but I would go with “Since I Been Loving You” MSG 1973 or “Achilles Last Stand” Knebworth 1979 🔥
SalvoG, you really need to rethink putting the GREATEST ROCK BAND EVER in a little box, and putting yourself in the bigger screen. Once again for the third time, LED ZEPPELIN ALWAYS COMES FIRST....🎸🎤🎸🥁(WHAT SAY YOU ZEP HEADS)
Watch the whole Zeppelin movie "The Song Remains The Same", it is a whole concert with extra bits. Also, the mtv unplugged concert, Unleaded in the 90's.
Black Dog by Beth Hart before Cyrus! Beth has done a whole Zep tribute album- besides which, she is a top Blues and BluesRock belter. Hi from Canada -Peace love and bellbottoms.
FYI, Led Zeppelin has released on their Official TH-cam Channel, the Full Concert Film of this historic concert from Dec 10th, 2007! It mark's the 15th Anniversary of this historic concert event! It premiered yesterday on the 10th.
It cuts off abruptly at the end because they immediately move on to the next song. They did their first three songs without a break. On this vid they excluded the very beginning of the concert where they play a TV news clip from 1971 I think where the local reporter is talking about the attendance records they are breaking on their tour. It’s very cool the way they played that old TV clip to evoke the past glory and then came in strong with this number which opened their concert
Several suggestions….Achilles Last Stand 1979 Knebworth….Trampled Underfoot from Earls Court 1975, Since I’ve Been Loving You MSG ‘73…We’re Gonna Groove/Can’t Quit you Babe, RAH 1970.
You were not there when Z did this is the 70's. I was and it has been so unforgettable all my life. Made it hard to listen to many other rock bands who didn't even come close. I think you have become a Ledhead.
Sal…..I know you want some 70’s live Zep….and of course we’ll supply suggestions and will love it. But honestly, you’ve got to do this entire concert, one song at a time. I mean….you’ve watched two so far, so you know the quality of it is insanely good.
React to any song from their Legendary Theatrical Release: LED ZEPPELIN THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME (IN CONCERT...AND BEYOND!) Recorded in 1973 at NYC's MADISON SQUARE GARDENS Theatrically Released in 1976. I saw it then at 14 years of Age. It was a Life-Changing experience. I strongly recommend you review every song in this Cinematic Masterpiece in its proper chronological sequence. 1st Song Up: ROCK & ROLL SEE, FEEL & HEAR FROM THE FRONT ROW ALL OF THE THUNDER, LIGHTNING and the HAMMER of the GODS that LED ZEPPELIN delivers at the PEAK of their FAME & POWER!! ALL of your Subscribers will be heavily suggesting you react to various songs in this film, so why not just DO THEM ALL, and never mind about asking for obscure jam sessions, and just go ahead an DO what ALL of your Subscribers WANT. When they say MSG 1973, THIS is the Concert Film they are referring to, so please, skip trying to find the undiscovered gems that no one else knows about, and get IN on marveling at LED ZEPPELIN THE way they WANTED you to see them! This Concert Film was especially created for ALL their Fans to be able to experience what it was like to be lucky enough to see LED ZEP, ONSTAGE, with Front Row Perspectives mixed with ONSTAGE Views. 'Nuff Said?
Robert Plant still sounds amazing. Yes his voice has shifted and changed, but it is still magical and has the ability to carry you to a different place. Please check out his performance of "When the levee breaks" with Alison Krauss at Glastonbury this year.
Hello again SalvoG I hope you are keeping well. I don’t think you have covered Dazed and Confused from MSG in 73 from their film The Song Remains The Same ….If you can do it and not blocked enjoy Page at his finest …IMO 🥰🥰We send you our love . Miley Cyrus would be cool . By the way your mannerisms here show how much you think of the might Zep …Keep enjoying …
Like others have said, Royal Albert Hall has superb samples of this band's greatness. Sorry if you've already done some, I'm too lazy to check, haha! But "I can't quit you, babe" and "Bring it on home" from that show are especially stellar, imo. I know you really dug "Trampled Under Foot"--there's a nice long jammin version from Earl's Court 1975. "In my time of dying" from that same show is unreal. "Goin to California" for acoustic sweetness. "No Quarter" MSG 1973. There's a LOT. THANK GOD!!!!
The known recorded live performances are Danmark in 1969, Royal Albert Hall in 1970, The Song Remains The Same concert movie from 1973, Earls Court from 1975, Seattle from 1977 (although video quality isn't good), and Knebworth in 1979. Maybe start with Danmark; it's only a half hour and is on TH-cam. If you could watch the 28 minute Dazed and Confused from MSG, you can watch Danmark.
To answer the question about Robert and his ability to sing nowadays and about his stage presence... well... no difference to 07. he still has great vocals, really fluidity when going through difference pitches etc. Here a song I really like from his current tour with Allison Krauss: th-cam.com/video/oUSfOi-nuZ0/w-d-xo.html
Yeah…..I still love his voice. He isn’t as spry as he was in 2007, but then none of us are….and he has t been easy on his body in his journey through life. 😁. He’s lived it to the max…and of course suffered that horrible accident in 1975.
Salvo their concert in 1970 new york evening show is amazing Roberts voice at its finest although quality is not perfect. It has no video but the performance is incredible. You can do a full concert reaction to it or maybe some songs. Their first 1971 concert Belfast is also great its the first concert they played STH Black Dog etc after that concert Robert had some great nights but that was his peak performance in 1971 and on. If you want video Rock n Roll from 1979 knebworth or Stairway from 1975 earls court are great too.
If your concidering covers of Led Zeppilin the only band you should check out is Heart. and the Kennedy Center preformance is a great tribute to zepplin. With the remaining members of Zeppilin in attendance Song, Stair Way to Heaven
The Denmark (1970) concert is really good too, except for the sitting cross-legged, comatose audience--sheesh! . But they do an amazing Dazed and Confused, Babe I'm Gonna Leave You, and How Many More Times, among others. They look like what they almost basically are at the time (1969)--freakin teenagers!! Unreal! There's also a condensed (only 7 min., ha!) "D&C" from the "Supershow" 1969 concert. Not the BEST, but Jimmy laughing while Robert mimics his guitar is priceless!
A really good or even great album from the 1970s: "Slow Dancer" by Boz Skaggs. I'm surprised this album has all but disappeared. Here's a playlist featuring the songs from the album: th-cam.com/play/PLjZnpDlBzipI8QO0cT_TbLcN72DI-NTjx.html In particular, try the title track "Slow Dancer". Skaggs has connections to/played with Steve Miller, Toto, and Steely Dan, though he's had a solo career as well.
En Radio Estocolmo, 1969, su primera actuación. El sonido no es bueno, pero el fuego está ahí. Robert Plant aún era tímido, pero su voz....Bonhan golpeaba la batería con furia, y Jones y Page ya eran los especialistas que siguieron siendo.
Miley does Zep Ok…but she flubs the lyrics on this. Her voice is well suited to Zep, but if you’re going to do it get the lyrics in order! 🙄. I will say that her duet with James Hetfield and Metallica on the Howard Stern show of Nothing Else Matters is excellent!!
That story just keeps getting inflated with time. It was 20 million requests for the 20,000 seat venue. So they held a lottery…..so one in a thousand who wanted to go actually was able to get a ticket. And that’s a record that’s never been broken to my knowledge.
You could react from 02 to: "No Quater" which was wonderful (th-cam.com/video/r7fMMcPByig/w-d-xo.html ). So like "Nobody's Fault But Mine" (th-cam.com/video/9Sqiazeu7MI/w-d-xo.html )
Robert Plant recently toured again with Alyson Krauss... and he unfortunately has nearly lost the energy. I mean he is now 70+ so... aint no shame in that
As has been mentioned a number of times in the past, 1970 Royal Albert Hall, 1973 Madison Square Garden, 1975 Earls Court are three great concerts. Miley Cyrus? Uh, no. ;)
Good times....70s... based on your reactions im sure you gonna like John Paul Jones with Lenny Kravitz -Are you gonna go my way on some of MTV awards show... th-cam.com/video/Ougf2ZIoqww/w-d-xo.html
I am not at all interested in watching/listening to Miley Cyrus (or anyone else) performing LZ songs! If you do a video on that, sorry, but I won't be watching.
@@w.geoffreyspaulding6588 -- Okay. I'll agree that those exceptions are acceptable. There might be other covers that maintain the spirit of the originals, but NOT commercially oriented productions by pop performers!
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When you consider that, as Led Zeppelin, they STARTED their first live show for 27 years with this song from their first album... That's why the crowd went nuts...!!! And the first lyrics... come on.. how bloody appropriate
"In the days of my youth
I was told what it means to be a man
Now I've reached that age
I've tried to do all those things the best I can"
This whole show was epic. The first time they, the 3 remaining members, performed a full set together since 1980.
They got together a few times over the years but only played a couple of songs.
Jason, John Bonham's son, playing his old man's drum kit from back in the day would make the old man proud.
Kashmir from this show is a great tune.
He reacted to that one. Check it out!
Anything from Royal Albert Hall 1970 is great
I agree, anything from RAH 1970
Yess!! So underrated!
Their best show ever, at least caught on camera.
It is worth noting Jason sang backup harmonies on this just like his father did on the studio recording.
The crowd went nuts here because this was the show opener and Zep hadn’t played a concert for 27 years, and the audience were literally the winners of the lottery for tickets. I mean, you could cut the excitement and expectation in the crowd with a knife! They went nuts when they heard that great Zep sound again live! And a perfect opener…..first track from first album.
This performance was beyond epic. A once in a lifetime performance!!!
I was lucky enough to get a ticket for this show! It actually holds the world record for the most people trying to get a ticket for a show ever. Led zeppelin are my favourite band ever and even though I wasn’t born before they started I still think that their music stand’s up against any band! Absolute geniuses all four of them with their awesome manager Peter Grant who was a huge part of why they were so successful 👏👏❤️❤️
If we talk about the 70s I strongly recommend the 28 minutes live version of Dazed and confused from MSG.
DITTO!! ^^^
Off Course. Imprescindible
Ofc
It was epic, I had a few shrooms and was 10 ft from the stage.
You should do the entire O2 show, one tune at a time.
Absolutely 🔥🎸🎤🔥
Robert Plant not only has a voice that’s out of this world, he’s an inspired performer. Talk about insanely smart, he got on that stage and acted the part of a Rock God, he sold it and we all believed it, but he says it was all an act. Without that huge voice, he may just have become a rather quiet, well-read country gentleman. I still rock out to this, but more often I enjoy his laid back, quiet love songs, smartly written, not overly sappy like so many artists. And, of course, he has such a majestic delivery in Kashmir, I can close my eyes and travel just on his voice to faraway lands. Huge talent, smart, decent man.
and he is still performing in 2023
His improv made him great on stage.
You can’t go wrong with anything from 1970 Royal Albert Hall. All the performances from Celebration Day are insane! Zeppelin brought their “A” game for the final time. Stunning show!!! Also if you subscribe to LedZepBoots you will hear a lot of the early shows. He cleans up bootlegs & some are real good.
Absolutely, especially How Many More Times from that show!!!
Totally agree. My favourite all time recordings. The pure sonic energy and brilliance was fabulous
Still gives me goosebumps
@@pauliney6361 are you referring to this Celebration Day concert? If so, I agree!
Yes, go back to early 70`s. These guys are 55 years old. Their music NEVER gets old.
Kashmir from this concert is wicked. It is by far best concert song by them
The whole of the Albert hall concert from 1970 is pretty special....
It says a lot about a band when they sound better live than studio, best band in the world!
Royal Albert hall. One of the best live shows they done in the 70s
What a way to open a show!
What a way to open a debut album. Knock the Beatles out of number one, then take over the entire next decade.
Royal Albert Hall 1970 is amazing & I love the entire show but I would go with “Since I Been Loving You” MSG 1973 or “Achilles Last Stand” Knebworth 1979 🔥
Yep!
You might be interested in seeing what Page and Plant did with Kashmir during their collaboration mid-90’s….Egyptian orchestra ……really cool.
SalvoG, you really need to rethink putting the GREATEST ROCK BAND EVER in a little box, and putting yourself in the bigger screen. Once again for the third time, LED ZEPPELIN ALWAYS COMES FIRST....🎸🎤🎸🥁(WHAT SAY YOU ZEP HEADS)
Like alot of people said, 1970 Royal Albert Hall, we gotta groove is fantastic.
For me MSG 1973 is the best. Royal Albert, Earl Courts, too (In my Time of dying -Going to California ¡Wow!) And Knebworth 1979.
Watch the whole Zeppelin movie "The Song Remains The Same", it is a whole concert with extra bits. Also, the mtv unplugged concert, Unleaded in the 90's.
Magnificent...even at that age!
Black Dog by Beth Hart before Cyrus! Beth has done a whole Zep tribute album- besides which, she is a top Blues and BluesRock belter. Hi from Canada -Peace love and bellbottoms.
FYI, Led Zeppelin has released on their Official TH-cam Channel, the Full Concert Film of this historic concert from Dec 10th, 2007! It mark's the 15th Anniversary of this historic concert event! It premiered yesterday on the 10th.
What, greatest debut song on debut album...🕶
Please do For Your Life from this concert. It was the ONLY time they performed it live ! And of course they nailed it.
Heck yeah they did!!!
It cuts off abruptly at the end because they immediately move on to the next song. They did their first three songs without a break. On this vid they excluded the very beginning of the concert where they play a TV news clip from 1971 I think where the local reporter is talking about the attendance records they are breaking on their tour. It’s very cool the way they played that old TV clip to evoke the past glory and then came in strong with this number which opened their concert
Hi Helene,
Just an FYI,
The newsclip was from Tampa, FL 05/05/1973, when LZ broke the Beatles' attendance record for the first time.
@@MJEvermore853 thanks! I knew it was Tampa but couldn’t remember the date! Some Zephead always knows the answer to everything! 😁
@@w.geoffreyspaulding6588...only some answers. Not all! Lol 😂
Several suggestions….Achilles Last Stand 1979 Knebworth….Trampled Underfoot from Earls Court 1975, Since I’ve Been Loving You MSG ‘73…We’re Gonna Groove/Can’t Quit you Babe, RAH 1970.
You were not there when Z did this is the 70's. I was and it has been so unforgettable all my life. Made it hard to listen to many other rock bands who didn't even come close. I think you have become a Ledhead.
Love the energy !
Classy as, even after all those years 🙌🏼
Just check out this whole concert. The whole thing is on TH-cam!
Luv it Salvo!!! Thx bro, I love the fact that you love Led Zeppelin!! The 🐐’s
I love that I was the 200th like, and this whole concert was pure gold.
I’ve seen it and I thought she did great!! 🇨🇦🖖🏻
Jason Bonham on the drums!!!
Magic❤❤❤
Immigrant song live from Australia 1972 is fantastic!
That was the video
You should really listen to a song from their first album called 'Babe I'm Gonna Leave You'. Incredible song and production. My absolute favorite.
I was there…’nuff said
Sal…..I know you want some 70’s live Zep….and of course we’ll supply suggestions and will love it. But honestly, you’ve got to do this entire concert, one song at a time. I mean….you’ve watched two so far, so you know the quality of it is insanely good.
Love!! ❤👍🏽
React to any song from their Legendary Theatrical Release:
LED ZEPPELIN
THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME
(IN CONCERT...AND BEYOND!)
Recorded in 1973 at NYC's
MADISON SQUARE GARDENS Theatrically Released in 1976.
I saw it then at 14 years of Age.
It was a Life-Changing experience.
I strongly recommend you review every song in this Cinematic Masterpiece in its proper chronological sequence.
1st Song Up: ROCK & ROLL
SEE, FEEL & HEAR FROM THE FRONT ROW ALL OF THE THUNDER, LIGHTNING and the HAMMER of the GODS that LED ZEPPELIN delivers at the PEAK of their FAME & POWER!!
ALL of your Subscribers will be heavily suggesting you react to various songs in this film, so why not just DO THEM ALL, and never mind about asking for obscure jam sessions, and just go ahead an DO what ALL of your Subscribers WANT.
When they say MSG 1973, THIS is the Concert Film they are referring to, so please, skip trying to find the undiscovered gems that no one else knows about, and get IN on marveling at LED ZEPPELIN THE way they WANTED you to see them!
This Concert Film was especially created for ALL their Fans to be able to experience what it was like to be lucky enough to see LED ZEP, ONSTAGE, with Front Row Perspectives mixed with ONSTAGE Views.
'Nuff Said?
Salvo,I remmeber the night of the show,someone recorded this(and Ramble On) on their phone and posted it a few moments later,...
Robert Plant still sounds amazing. Yes his voice has shifted and changed, but it is still magical and has the ability to carry you to a different place. Please check out his performance of "When the levee breaks" with Alison Krauss at Glastonbury this year.
Yeah…love that one! Prefer the original, but kudos for such a great new take on it. And that fiddle player who did the solo? Holy Crap! Amazing’!
@@w.geoffreyspaulding6588 Yeah he was amazing. All of the artists and musicians Robert works with are top draw.
YES..That is medieval, mystical and incredible
Robert performed Good Times Bad Times a couple years ago and it was phenomenal. It was for the John Bonham celebration in Redditch.
Hello again SalvoG I hope you are keeping well. I don’t think you have covered Dazed and Confused from MSG in 73 from their film The Song Remains The Same ….If you can do it and not blocked enjoy Page at his finest …IMO 🥰🥰We send you our love . Miley Cyrus would be cool . By the way your mannerisms here show how much you think of the might Zep …Keep enjoying …
Like others have said, Royal Albert Hall has superb samples of this band's greatness. Sorry if you've already done some, I'm too lazy to check, haha! But "I can't quit you, babe" and "Bring it on home" from that show are especially stellar, imo. I know you really dug "Trampled Under Foot"--there's a nice long jammin version from Earl's Court 1975. "In my time of dying" from that same show is unreal. "Goin to California" for acoustic sweetness. "No Quarter" MSG 1973. There's a LOT. THANK GOD!!!!
The known recorded live performances are Danmark in 1969, Royal Albert Hall in 1970, The Song Remains The Same concert movie from 1973, Earls Court from 1975, Seattle from 1977 (although video quality isn't good), and Knebworth in 1979. Maybe start with Danmark; it's only a half hour and is on TH-cam. If you could watch the 28 minute Dazed and Confused from MSG, you can watch Danmark.
To answer the question about Robert and his ability to sing nowadays and about his stage presence... well... no difference to 07. he still has great vocals, really fluidity when going through difference pitches etc.
Here a song I really like from his current tour with Allison Krauss:
th-cam.com/video/oUSfOi-nuZ0/w-d-xo.html
Yeah…..I still love his voice. He isn’t as spry as he was in 2007, but then none of us are….and he has t been easy on his body in his journey through life. 😁. He’s lived it to the max…and of course suffered that horrible accident in 1975.
I’ve got tickets to go see him on this tour in about a month. I can’t wait to see him live.
Do in the evening or nobody's fault but mine from knebworth 1979 its amazing
In the evening is mindblowing, blow away the studio version
You might like The Ocean from the MSG 1973. Lot of crowd shots on this.
He's already done a video reaction of The Ocean MSG 73.
@@santon3967 ok, thx.
Salvo their concert in 1970 new york evening show is amazing Roberts voice at its finest although quality is not perfect. It has no video but the performance is incredible. You can do a full concert reaction to it or maybe some songs. Their first 1971 concert Belfast is also great its the first concert they played STH Black Dog etc after that concert Robert had some great nights but that was his peak performance in 1971 and on. If you want video Rock n Roll from 1979 knebworth or Stairway from 1975 earls court are great too.
Yeah, MSG 1970 performance is legendary. All of them on top of their game. Plant is air-raid siren
Freebird by Lynard Skynard is a must live video from the 1970's.
If your concidering covers of Led Zeppilin the only band you should check out is Heart. and the Kennedy Center preformance is a great tribute to zepplin. With the remaining members of Zeppilin in attendance Song, Stair Way to Heaven
Dazed and confused live in 1973; or trampled underfoot live in 75, or Kashmir live in 79
The Denmark (1970) concert is really good too, except for the sitting cross-legged, comatose audience--sheesh! . But they do an amazing Dazed and Confused, Babe I'm Gonna Leave You, and How Many More Times, among others. They look like what they almost basically are at the time (1969)--freakin teenagers!! Unreal! There's also a condensed (only 7 min., ha!) "D&C" from the "Supershow" 1969 concert. Not the BEST, but Jimmy laughing while Robert mimics his guitar is priceless!
Omg lol, well that's enough for me
Bring it on Home from 1970 Earls Court would be great
Sorry I meant The Royal Albert Hall.
@@donnamangrum2149 you can edit your post Donna….just tap on the three dots and you get a menu to edit. Just FYI
Their average age at the time of this special was 61 years .
A really good or even great album from the 1970s: "Slow Dancer" by Boz Skaggs. I'm surprised this album has all but disappeared. Here's a playlist featuring the songs from the album: th-cam.com/play/PLjZnpDlBzipI8QO0cT_TbLcN72DI-NTjx.html
In particular, try the title track "Slow Dancer".
Skaggs has connections to/played with Steve Miller, Toto, and Steely Dan, though he's had a solo career as well.
Could be fun, give it a go
Suggest either Dazed and Confused or Whole Lotta Love from MSG 1973
Some of you might be interested in this recent interview with Jimmy Page:
th-cam.com/video/EPxhwGMahp4/w-d-xo.html
If you want to hear good Led Zep covers, check out the album "Encomium".
By whom?
Plant still tours to this day
Live Achilles Last Stand.
plant was 59 here
Yess please react to some Miley, her covers are aamazing!
En Radio Estocolmo, 1969, su primera actuación. El sonido no es bueno, pero el fuego está ahí. Robert Plant aún era tímido, pero su voz....Bonhan golpeaba la batería con furia, y Jones y Page ya eran los especialistas que siguieron siendo.
Sounds like the video is playing slightly slowly. The notes sound like the song has been transposed down a couple keys. It doesn't sound right.
Miley does Zep Ok…but she flubs the lyrics on this. Her voice is well suited to Zep, but if you’re going to do it get the lyrics in order! 🙄. I will say that her duet with James Hetfield and Metallica on the Howard Stern show of Nothing Else Matters is excellent!!
Fleetwood Mac song Rhiannon from 1976 love at the midnight special
500mi tried to get tickets to that concert
That story just keeps getting inflated with time. It was 20 million requests for the 20,000 seat venue. So they held a lottery…..so one in a thousand who wanted to go actually was able to get a ticket. And that’s a record that’s never been broken to my knowledge.
That was so good! Not interested in Miley Cyrus, though.
You could react from 02 to: "No Quater" which was wonderful (th-cam.com/video/r7fMMcPByig/w-d-xo.html ). So like "Nobody's Fault But Mine" (th-cam.com/video/9Sqiazeu7MI/w-d-xo.html )
It's not that old. It's only 15 years since they did that concert. I could see it if it was 25 or 30 years old saying it's pretty old but, 15? Really?
as Jimmy said the best album was the first one
Nah it has so many covers
I was a teenager when it come out and blew me away just raw rock
Sheer energy from first album was mind blowing to me as a kid
Never stopping listening
Robert Plant recently toured again with Alyson Krauss... and he unfortunately has nearly lost the energy. I mean he is now 70+ so... aint no shame in that
He will be 74 this August. And yeah… he’s had a great run. I’m still going to see him end of August. I just want to see him one more time.
@@helenespaulding7562 he was still amazing you will love the show!!!
@@Kashmir.820 SO looking forward!! 😁🤘
@@w.geoffreyspaulding6588 you will have a wonderful time & yes I yelled we love you forever Robert!!!!
@@w.geoffreyspaulding6588 you will not be disappointed!!! I mean it’s Robert!!!!
Black Dog from MSG ‘73 rather than Miley! Or by Heart or by Beth Hart!
I love how BeBe Le Nancy Wilson moves-n-grooves with "that guitar" when she's playing Black Dog---YOWZA!
As has been mentioned a number of times in the past, 1970 Royal Albert Hall, 1973 Madison Square Garden, 1975 Earls Court are three great concerts. Miley Cyrus? Uh, no. ;)
Doors?.
Good times....70s... based on your reactions im sure you gonna like John Paul Jones with Lenny Kravitz -Are you gonna go my way on some of MTV awards show...
th-cam.com/video/Ougf2ZIoqww/w-d-xo.html
Miley Cyrus covering Led Zeppelin? 🤮
Is that a joke?
I am not at all interested in watching/listening to Miley Cyrus (or anyone else) performing LZ songs! If you do a video on that, sorry, but I won't be watching.
Exceptions for me…..Heart doing Zeppelin…..or Tool’s No Quarter……which is amazing.
@@w.geoffreyspaulding6588 -- Okay. I'll agree that those exceptions are acceptable. There might be other covers that maintain the spirit of the originals, but NOT commercially oriented productions by pop performers!
Is he reacting to not Led Zeppelin zeppelin? Some old guy live version of the best studio recording ever? Lame