Yea he played his ass off with PnP! He wasn't a Bonham copycat which is what alot of people expected, and probably wanted to some extent, but instead he was a whole different animal. A hell of a drummer in his own right doing a great job of filling some impossible to fill shoes! He never got the credit he deserves in my opinion. If he is mentioned its usually just to compare him to John Bonham which is about as unfair as it gets. I always thought he was awesome and brought alot of energy as well, Page is at his best when being pushed and pulled around by a great drummer!
This is easily the best Jimmy played since about 1973. I think he was ticked off that some guitarists and fans thought he was all washed up. Man he plays with soul here. He rocks!
agreed, after zep his skills went south for a long time (for many reasons) on this tour he got much of his talent back and hasn't played as well since. Anyone that saw Zep in the 70's should count themselves lucky as there will never be anything like that again.
This is the first concert we took our 15 year old son to, every other kid was into rap at the time. He took up guitar and is a total rocker to this day 20 years later.
Holy crap am I jealous of your son...Got to see Jimmy Page play his guitar with a violin bow from that trippped the hell out part of The Song Remains the Same. Thats a big one of the bucket list.
That is a true statement. He is really shot out of a cannon as the show begins. The small problem is he's busier than Bonham, and when your bandmates are Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones, given a choice, sometimes it's okay to play it straight rather than fill up any nanosecond that's empty. For example, good things tended to happen in the brief time that Buddy Miles played with Hendrix, as opposed to the busier Mitch Mitchell. That comment aside, I'm loving all these Page/Plant videos from the mid-90s resurfacing, and, given that Page and Plant are middle aged on those tours, having a powerhouse drummer to provide extra energy isn't all bad, either.
Hi. I had a small music shop. I used to sell cassettes. I'm 53 now. They were the most important famous people I met in my life. They were so normal, sincere and gentlemen. No complimants or anything. We talked for about 20-25 minutes and drank tea with Robert.After the concert was finished I tried to learn where do they would stay in.Next day I waited by the hotel.When Robert went out I kissed him and hugged him. He Asked me about the previous day's concert performance.I said time passed so fast like a dream. I said I came about 1000 km from my town to İstanbul for the concert he said please drive carrefully. I took LZ 3 LP and they signed the LP's.While I was waiting for Jimmy, he was shopping at a peddler who sold cheap imitation watches near the hotel street. I talked to him for 5-6 minutes. He was also gentleman, sincere like a normal person. I loved them more because they are the most important band of history (according to me) and so normal people like a teacher or friends. Sorry for my poor english. LZ is the most honorable band of history because when Bonzo died, they finished Led Zeppelin in the most popular period. They could find another drummer but they didn't choose this way because some things are more important than money. I am proud of myself to meet these priceless people I met.Thank god for creating Led Zeppelin and Ahmet Ertegün (the Turkih Manager who discovered them) Hope they will live long and happily I wrote this in about 30-40 minutes. Bye.
Please no need to apologize for your English! It's great and it's your 2nd language be proud of yourself and keep moving forward using it as much as you can, it's the best way to get better at it, but I'm already impressed with what I see here! I wish I could kiss your hand and huge you like you got to huge Robert and Jimmy! What a honor and a chance of a life time, I'm so jealous of your opportunity! I've noticed in my many yrs of being a fan, that they are much more approachable these days than before when they were young. The older they got the more they appreciated us fans and that we never meant to hurt them or take their privacy away, only to thank them on how much their music truly meant to us! Even though I'm a straight man and been this way for my whole life i still love Robert and think he is still the sexist man a live! You are so lucky meeting them both, I can't get over that fact! Thanks for sharing your fantastic story!
I'm glad for your nice words.You've made me happy.I'm 61 and go on own shop in my shop İN Turkey Adana and still enjoy LZ. Today began the day listening in my time of... I wish I could write longer and more.I must work.İt's very good to hear a friend's heart beats.Thank you my friend like Orson Well'said. I know what is it to be young... @@BradHorning-gi6zj
I saw Page and Plant in Philadelphia.1997&1998 two of the best shows I've ever seen . And I have seen all the bands from late sixties and seventies p!us just about everybody else to present They were two of the best artists ever!!!
Ken Neuroth What happened to him and how old was he❓ If you listen he plays kinda like JB, meaning he ""plays in beat with Jimmy"" like JB did. Idk anyone else that did that
SET LIST: The Wanton Song (01:37) Bring it On Home (04:45) Heartbreaker (06:14) Ramble On (11:40) Walking Into Clarksdale (17:23) No Quarter (24:04) Shining in the Light (35:28) Gallows Pole (40:04) Heart In Your Hand (44:42) Babe, I'm Gonna leave You (49:10) Most High (57:42) How Many More Times w/ Spoonful (1:03:58) (segue into) > Whole Lotta Love (1:14:08) Rock and Roll (Encore) (1:23:25)
Saw this show at Wembley Arena absolutely kickin, just like it would've been, baack in the day.Timeless,one of the best gigs I've ever been at,and believe me I've been at many.The best Jimmy's played since the early 70s and Robert was on fire. Unforgettable night,kudos guys ☘
Any purist along with myself that his version of SLOPPY was accepted. . he was filthy on guitar, which is also know as SLOPPY. and that's a great thing, so take that idiot!
I agree. Granted Page isn't as technically proficient as the Malmsteens of the world, but I always thought that was probably due to wanting to focus on songwriting rather than technical ability. What good is being technically flawless if no one wants to listen to what you're playing?
I need an IV of this. Could listen to this 24/7. The power and magic between Page and Plant brings to us true Zep fans, continual, deeply felt climatic highs and lows that resonate every cell in our minds and bodies. The majestic beauty these two (and Led Zep) were blessed so much to a point as a foursome, I can't imagine any other band could ever achieve the innate talents that the four Led Zep achieved, and rock out, and collapsed into bliss, every stadium they ever stepped foot on. Awesome job by Michael Lee! Nice job by Philip Andrews too.
OMG. This is the best I've ever seen/heard Page and Plant, and I saw them during their heyday in the early 70's. Nothing sloppy about this performance. Absolutely ass-kicking fantastic! (P.S. - NO, I WAS NOT BORN IN 1967 ...)
I was at that Indy show, amazing night. I would have seen Zep in 1977 at Pittsburgh but that concert was canceled after Plant's son sadly died. Would have seen Zep in Cincy in 1980 but sadly Bonzo died. Never did see Zep.
@@Zoetropeificationsaw Zeppelin in Cincinnati April 77 for free Birthday Gift from my Buddy whom no longer is with us ,They played consecutive nights and Were Awsome
All energy, no subtlety. That's why I can't stand him. No swing or groove either. Plus that fucking marching drum snare. He ought to have been banished for such a bad choice.
@@andrewgraeme8429 I'm happy for you. Great no. Amazing how people want to put Lee as one of the greats. Bonzo WAS great. Mike was just as I said above. All energy, no subtlety. Nowhere near one of the greats. Sorry kids.
@@zoso1980 youve got great ears if you can single out that snare on TH-cam audio probably played through a phone. Not disagreeing w you but I never noticed
57:57 (Most High) is the best post Zeppelin jam -- this is what I feel zep would have sounded like had Bonham not passed and the band continued on. It's got that legendary zeppelin hypnotic feel, What a monster jam!!
A much higher quality copy of this show has been around for a long time now but something about the lo-fi visuals of this VHS rip are just very cozy and nostalgic
I saw them at The Reading Festival that year and it was a near religious experience and the crowd just exploded.Shame the Led Zep tour never happened after Celebration Day. I saw Robert Plant last month at Westonbirt Arboretum in Gloucestershire,England and he was still superb live! Very sad to hear about Michael Lee though and he was a brilliant drummer...R.I.P.
Saw them on this tour with my mom I was 18 zeppelin has been my favorite band for a long time they are truly the best band of all time I wish John Paul jones and bonzo would have been with them
I saw this concert in Oklahoma city in 98. Was able to take my 17 yr old son. No it didn't sound exactly like Zeppelin but it sounded great! They seemed like they where having fun and we dug the performance!
1.26.44. Michael Lee.You were the one of the best drummers of the world.I've chat with you in İstanbul tour in 1998.And you all signed my album LZ3.rip.
Love watching Michael Lee. He played with such reckless abandon. R.I.P. I wish the sound quality was better on this, because they are nailing every song!
This is a great concert sure Plant can’t hit the high high notes anymore but he is outstanding has a great voice. And Page was pretty much Page Brilliant player and if anyone says these guys can’t play anymore they don’t understand much.Michael was so good on the drums didn’t hit as hard as Bonzo but really who could but he sounded great.
A lot of comments on here about Jimmy's playing. Not only could he write songs, he played with attitude and had a variety of styles which is more than 99% of guitarists can say. Sloppy? It's a matter of perspective, who wants to listen to those guys who just play scales fast and flawlessly? No thanks. Page is the best guitarist in history - my opinion - shut up if you don't like it.
this is from the "riding into Clarksdale" period, one of my favorite albums. they do a great job on the Zep covers too, but that album will always hold a special place for me. doesn't matter to me whether page in his later years can still shred like he used do. his riffs go along ways, and its his composing ability as a whole that I like best.
25:47 - from this monent I've understood... that many things were ruined in my life, many sides of life don't touch me now, like before, in my youth... But this is still touching. When Plant have appeared in several seconds, I've felt this exactly.
Yeah man!! I'm from Canada and I was doing some backpacking across Europe for about 6 years. The UK and Ireland was my last set of countries and then going back to Canada in November 98'. I was just leaving Dublin, but wait!! I noticed a poster showing Led Zeppelin. I had to go!! I believe I purchased the tickets at the HMV Record Store. I remember arriving there really early just so I can be at the front and YES! There I was, first row man!! It was freakin' AMAZING!! PROBABLY THE BEST CONCERT EVER!! I HONESTLY THINK THIS CONCERT IS AT THE POINT, IN DUBLIN, IRELAND. ISN'T IT???
I was honoured to play with Page and Plant in Egyptian Pharaohs Band the show starts with the great and lovely song of Um Kolthom and music writer Riyd Elsonbaty
... the concert was in cologne Germany (Köln)... I was there... still remeber the intro as it was today... and the rain... ... I coud feel it... magic ain t it?
The intro is from a song of the legend Um Kalthoum of Egypt .. the song called the Sacred Trilogy composed by the great musician Riyadh Al Sonbaty .. the whole thing and to see Led Zeppelin my favorite band ever using it as the intro just makes me so proud to be Egyptian
Wow what a effing awesome show! I saw the epic show they did in 95' at the Gorge, it was so surreal for me and so lucky to be there! Now this show was maybe just a little better? Only for the fact of the songs they choose, hearing Jimmy play Heartbreaker was over the top and showed just how damn good his still was then! The O2 show was great and let them go out on a high note for sure! Im so glad they hooked up for these few years to prove to the world why they were the mighty Zeppelin Machine who still had it! Although tacky they didnt give Joney the call to come and play but understand too that the bass player is Roberts son in-law, so what do you do? Plus we dont have a clue to the real truth to what happened! I know one thing, they aced this show and able to watch it anytime! Thank you so much for posting this bit of history! No matter how old i make it to ill aiways be able to recognize and enjoy the mighty Zeppelin! Unfortunately alzheimers runs in my family and i can only hope that if i get it like dad had it ill be able to use Zeppelin to bring me to the surface of reality and just hearing any Zeppelin will be that key to open my conscience to give me the perhaps only joy i will still get to a point! The last couple of yrs dad couldnt communicate only stare into the blank world he lived in. Truly sad for such a wonderful giving and loving father, husband and grandpa the last thing mom and dad deserved was to live those last yrs so out of touch useless to do anything for himself! Lets hope they make some advantances in making the quality of life worth living within the next 10 - 15 yrs before i get to that age that when he first got it! Fingers crossed and doing everything i can to keep challenging my mind, im a artist and inventor with more hobbies than ill ever get a chance to master, i set myself up with on purpose tons of things to do so i just dont sit on my ass watching tv cuz the rest of my body is in grest shape! Many victoms of Alzheimers in their later stages will "temporarally wake up" from there mental jail cell when stimulated with music and art. Im also going to try to find some victim group to give my assistance to others that are lost already, just to see if i can find anything that keeps it at bay. I want to be proactive and anything i can do to help the next person that gets it better off than the other person! If anybody tgat reads this has anything on this miserable and evil life stealer please reach out to me! Ive retired at 62 just so i dont short myself of any good time i have left to live with my mind in a good place! Thank you! Zeppelin forever!
Jimmy Page & Robert Plant - Bizarre Festival,Germany, Rockpalast 23. August 1998. Tracklist 1. The Wanton Song 2. Bring It On Home 3. Heartbreaker 4. Ramble On 5. Walking Into Clarksdale 6. No Quarter 7. Shining In The Light 8. Gallows Pole 9. Heart In Your Hand 10. Babe I'm Gonna Leave You 11. Most High 12. How Many More Times 13. Spoonful 14. Whole Lotta Love 15. Rock And Roll
Love these god musicians started Toronto 1985 Roxy Danforth theatre The Song remains the Same !!!! cant wait to see him again Massey hall September 2014 and 2015 .xo
To mr.charles.many thanks for posting the magic band that ever graced my life.youwould'nt happen to know if page plant tours from Irvine Meadows ampitheater,Pacific ampitheater,are out there I worked as aguitar tech on these and out rider both firm tour shows I both venues.thanks for such great music posted .I on had girl friends reorder these shows I searching for but the first thing that disappear Ed was them with tapes thanks Brian lemasters.
THE GENIUS IS PAGE HE LEARNED THE GUITAR AS WELL AS ANYONE HE FOUND A MANAGER THAT HAD HIS BACK THEY FOUND PLANT PLANT KNEW A GOOD THING WHEN HE SAW IT…THE GENIUS IS PAGE
I saw this tour in St Louis and Memphis, being too young to have seen Zeppelin this was MY moment. I screamed like a teenager girl watching The Beatles on the Ed Sullivan show for damn near the entire concert hahahaha
Page has some very special mojo goin down on this show! He's going way above & beyond the call of duty. Never heard him play better. Wow! Great sound too!
page was as good as hendrix, anyway , and when hendrix died ,well page did not have to be so damn explosive, . no more. as anyone one can see if you watch page royal albert hall,,youll see a different side that its no nonsense,, but hendrix died , and page did not have to play at that calibur no more , cause he was partying all the time with drugs and alcohal,,,,still the best by far,,
Agreed about more than money's worth. Saw this tour and it's in my top-3 all-time best concerts ever (ranking only behind the two times I saw Roger Waters perform The Wall Live). As good as this is, I don't think these videos on youtube do justice to how amazing these shows were.
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He hasn't lost it. He still sounds amazing. What a great career and immense catalog of great music.
Michael Lee was such a phenomenal drummer!!!
He was and the chemistry he and plant had was amazing
Yea he played his ass off with PnP! He wasn't a Bonham copycat which is what alot of people expected, and probably wanted to some extent, but instead he was a whole different animal. A hell of a drummer in his own right doing a great job of filling some impossible to fill shoes! He never got the credit he deserves in my opinion. If he is mentioned its usually just to compare him to John Bonham which is about as unfair as it gets. I always thought he was awesome and brought alot of energy as well, Page is at his best when being pushed and pulled around by a great drummer!
This is easily the best Jimmy played since about 1973. I think he was ticked off that some guitarists and fans thought he was all washed up. Man he plays with soul here. He rocks!
agreed, after zep his skills went south for a long time (for many reasons) on this tour he got much of his talent back and hasn't played as well since. Anyone that saw Zep in the 70's should count themselves lucky as there will never be anything like that again.
I guess Im kinda off topic but does anyone know a good place to watch new series online ?
@@bishlap particularly anyone who saw them with plant's original voice, pre 1972. Was never the same later. Great, but not as great
Did you see what he did with The Black Crowes and Coverdale too?
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This is the first concert we took our 15 year old son to, every other kid was into rap at the time. He took up guitar and is a total rocker to this day 20 years later.
Awesome work man
That’s good parenting right there!! Well played!!!
Holy crap am I jealous of your son...Got to see Jimmy Page play his guitar with a violin bow from that trippped the hell out part of The Song Remains the Same. Thats a big one of the bucket list.
In 1998 I had an 18 year old girlfriend, but I was 37 year old. lol
Where is this?
Michael Lee is just relentless!! Just killing it. Doing it his own way and serving the song at the same time. RIP dear drum brother.
That is a true statement. He is really shot out of a cannon as the show begins. The small problem is he's busier than Bonham, and when your bandmates are Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones, given a choice, sometimes it's okay to play it straight rather than fill up any nanosecond that's empty. For example, good things tended to happen in the brief time that Buddy Miles played with Hendrix, as opposed to the busier Mitch Mitchell. That comment aside, I'm loving all these Page/Plant videos from the mid-90s resurfacing, and, given that Page and Plant are middle aged on those tours, having a powerhouse drummer to provide extra energy isn't all bad, either.
Hi. I had a small music shop. I used to sell cassettes. I'm 53 now. They were the most important famous people I met in my life. They were so normal, sincere and gentlemen. No complimants or anything. We talked for about 20-25 minutes and drank tea with Robert.After the concert was finished I tried to learn where do they would stay in.Next day I waited by the hotel.When Robert went out I kissed him and hugged him. He Asked me about the previous day's concert performance.I said time passed so fast like a dream. I said I came about 1000 km from my town to İstanbul for the concert he said please drive carrefully. I took LZ 3 LP and they signed the LP's.While I was waiting for Jimmy, he was shopping at a peddler who sold cheap imitation watches near the hotel street. I talked to him for 5-6 minutes. He was also gentleman, sincere like a normal person. I loved them more because they are the most important band of history (according to me) and so normal people like a teacher or friends. Sorry for my poor english. LZ is the most honorable band of history because when Bonzo died, they finished Led Zeppelin in the most popular period. They could find another drummer but they didn't choose this way because some things are more important than money. I am proud of myself to meet these priceless people I met.Thank god for creating Led Zeppelin and Ahmet Ertegün (the Turkih Manager who discovered them) Hope they will live long and happily I wrote this in about 30-40 minutes. Bye.
Precioso comentario
Please no need to apologize for your English! It's great and it's your 2nd language be proud of yourself and keep moving forward using it as much as you can, it's the best way to get better at it, but I'm already impressed with what I see here! I wish I could kiss your hand and huge you like you got to huge Robert and Jimmy! What a honor and a chance of a life time, I'm so jealous of your opportunity! I've noticed in my many yrs of being a fan, that they are much more approachable these days than before when they were young. The older they got the more they appreciated us fans and that we never meant to hurt them or take their privacy away, only to thank them on how much their music truly meant to us! Even though I'm a straight man and been this way for my whole life i still love Robert and think he is still the sexist man a live! You are so lucky meeting them both, I can't get over that fact! Thanks for sharing your fantastic story!
I'm glad for your nice words.You've made me happy.I'm 61 and go on own shop in my shop İN Turkey Adana and still enjoy LZ. Today began the day listening in my time of... I wish I could write longer and more.I must work.İt's very good to hear a friend's heart beats.Thank you my friend like Orson Well'said. I know what is it to be young... @@BradHorning-gi6zj
I saw Page and Plant in Philadelphia.1997&1998 two of the best shows I've ever seen . And I have seen all the bands from late sixties and seventies p!us just about everybody else to present They were two of the best artists ever!!!
From the first note, they are on fire!! This is how it's suppose to be done.
RIP Michael Lee...so young, great drummer, real loss...thanks for the drums brother....
So gutted to hear this 😓
Was at the No Quarter tour 1995 in Glasgow. Great drummer.
In particular when the 'asymmetry' in Led Zep's rhythm is concerned, isn't it? ( one can offer a better term than asymmetry, of course..)
Feza Uçar could you write in Turkish please?
I couldn't understood exactly?
Ken Neuroth
What happened to him and how old was he❓
If you listen he plays kinda like JB, meaning he ""plays in beat with Jimmy"" like JB did. Idk anyone else that did that
What happens to him? 🤔
Goosebumps! When Page and Plant are fine tuned, it’s miraculous!
Saw Page Plant at the Tampa Show in 1998 and was blown away. They'd already been rocking for 25 years and they can still kick as today!
It's because Led Zeppelin music is timeless.
SET LIST:
The Wanton Song (01:37)
Bring it On Home (04:45)
Heartbreaker (06:14)
Ramble On (11:40)
Walking Into Clarksdale (17:23)
No Quarter (24:04)
Shining in the Light (35:28)
Gallows Pole (40:04)
Heart In Your Hand (44:42)
Babe, I'm Gonna leave You (49:10)
Most High (57:42)
How Many More Times w/ Spoonful (1:03:58) (segue into) >
Whole Lotta Love (1:14:08)
Rock and Roll (Encore) (1:23:25)
No Going to California on this?! Played it on the Glasgow leg in the first gig back in Europe...
Amen Lord Thank You Brian for this information much appreciated you are Amen ✝
Amen
@@WeeJoe76 it newly added on my God Is Everywhere Playlist, I just created it to Keep these memories in case it gets Rained Out
Great sound..man these two ageing troubadors cranked it out :) Makes me glad to be alive!
Saw this show at Wembley Arena absolutely kickin, just like it would've been, baack in the day.Timeless,one of the best gigs I've ever been at,and believe me I've been at many.The best Jimmy's played since the early 70s and Robert was on fire. Unforgettable night,kudos guys ☘
Idiots who say Page is sloppy doesn't understand the guitar. The guy is a guitar god...period.
Very right sir!
Culpano idiots call people idiots
He's not sloppy. But back in the 70s, he could get very sloppy.
Any purist along with myself that his version of SLOPPY was accepted. . he was filthy on guitar, which is also know as SLOPPY. and that's a great thing, so take that idiot!
I agree. Granted Page isn't as technically proficient as the Malmsteens of the world, but I always thought that was probably due to wanting to focus on songwriting rather than technical ability. What good is being technically flawless if no one wants to listen to what you're playing?
Jimmy in the mid 90's had really gotten his mojo back...
i took my daughter of 14 to this it was her first concert in 98 shaped her to this day
jimmy killed it here! and all of his haters should watch this and just be ashamed of their harsh words towards him
THEY'RE JUST JEALOUS. I WISH I COULD PLAY LIKE THAT, BUT KNOW I'LL NEVER BE ABLE TO, SO I'M HAPPY TO WATCH HIM KICK ASS ON THE GUITAR.
This is the greatest concert I ever saw, and I saw a lot of great ones, including Led Zeppelin.
I need an IV of this. Could listen to this 24/7. The power and magic between Page and Plant brings to us true Zep fans, continual, deeply felt climatic highs and lows that resonate every cell in our minds and bodies. The majestic beauty these two (and Led Zep) were blessed so much to a point as a foursome, I can't imagine any other band could ever achieve the innate talents that the four Led Zep achieved, and rock out, and collapsed into bliss, every stadium they ever stepped foot on. Awesome job by Michael Lee! Nice job by Philip Andrews too.
OMG. This is the best I've ever seen/heard Page and Plant, and I saw them during their heyday in the early 70's. Nothing sloppy about this performance. Absolutely ass-kicking fantastic! (P.S. - NO, I WAS NOT BORN IN 1967 ...)
Ошеломляющий концерт ! . . Шедевр музыкального искусства ! ! !❤️
Согласна с Вами! А Пейдж и Плант - гении в музыкальном мире!
Thanks for posting! I was there at this concert! So great to see Page and Plant live !!! Please come back on stage !
Michael Lee is great drummer!!! R.I.P
michael lee was a monster rock and roll drummer
He really worked them skins hard!!! A fine drummer. RIP
Probably better drummer than Jason Bonham.. personally
@@dougsawyer3285 I agree with you 100%
..a thousand thumbs up!
Saw this concert in Indianapolis. Greatest concert I ever saw. I saw Led Zep in Louisville in 77.
I saw them in indy in 98 also. best show ever
I was at that Indy show, amazing night. I would have seen Zep in 1977 at Pittsburgh but that concert was canceled after Plant's son sadly died. Would have seen Zep in Cincy in 1980 but sadly Bonzo died. Never did see Zep.
@@Zoetropeificationsaw Zeppelin in Cincinnati April 77 for free Birthday Gift from my Buddy whom no longer is with us ,They played consecutive nights and Were Awsome
Michael Lee was a beast on those drums.
He was no slouch, great energy..RIP.
All energy, no subtlety. That's why I can't stand him. No swing or groove either. Plus that fucking marching drum snare. He ought to have been banished for such a bad choice.
@@andrewgraeme8429 I'm happy for you. Great no. Amazing how people want to put Lee as one of the greats. Bonzo WAS great. Mike was just as I said above. All energy, no subtlety. Nowhere near one of the greats. Sorry kids.
Stephanie Sandlin
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Jealous much!?
@@zoso1980 youve got great ears if you can single out that snare on TH-cam audio probably played through a phone. Not disagreeing w you but I never noticed
57:57 (Most High) is the best post Zeppelin jam -- this is what I feel zep would have sounded like had Bonham not passed and the band continued on. It's got that legendary zeppelin hypnotic feel, What a monster jam!!
Bonham son lives on!
Oh me too. No doubt it was their best post LZ song ...
Who else thinks Most High is about Israel/Palestine? "David spits hot steel/see all the kids fall down" ps:. This is not a political statement
@@dogsquadindia it's definitely political, I'm not sure of Robert's politics though...
A much higher quality copy of this show has been around for a long time now but something about the lo-fi visuals of this VHS rip are just very cozy and nostalgic
1.26 RİP Mr.Lee .Thanks God I've met and kissed you in İstanbul.
This drummer living out my and every other drummers dreams right here.
I saw them at The Reading Festival that year and it was a near religious experience and the crowd just exploded.Shame the Led Zep tour never happened after Celebration Day.
I saw Robert Plant last month at Westonbirt Arboretum in Gloucestershire,England and he was still superb live!
Very sad to hear about Michael Lee though and he was a brilliant drummer...R.I.P.
Saw them on this tour with my mom I was 18 zeppelin has been my favorite band for a long time they are truly the best band of all time I wish John Paul jones and bonzo would have been with them
Nashville 98, they did Going to California, everybody sang with Plant, it was like a dream.
RIP Michael Lee
I saw this concert in Oklahoma city in 98. Was able to take my 17 yr old son. No it didn't sound exactly like Zeppelin but it sounded great! They seemed like they where having fun and we dug the performance!
Saw them on this tour in Kansas City
1.26.44. Michael Lee.You were the one of the best drummers of the world.I've chat with you in İstanbul tour in 1998.And you all signed my album LZ3.rip.
Emin Kurnaz you want to sell your autographs ??
Love watching Michael Lee. He played with such reckless abandon. R.I.P. I wish the sound quality was better on this, because they are nailing every song!
Michael Lee ....Amazing!! R.i.P.
Wife and I took our young sons (14+10) to see this tour. A great experience for all ;{)
This is a great concert sure Plant can’t hit the high high notes anymore but he is outstanding has a great voice. And Page was pretty much Page Brilliant player and if anyone says these guys can’t play anymore they don’t understand much.Michael was so good on the drums didn’t hit as hard as Bonzo but really who could but he sounded great.
Wayne Soveran
Amen God rest Michael Lee, take# me back to 4th November Glasgow SECC 1998, I managed to get the bootleg version of that ✌🏻
A lot of comments on here about Jimmy's playing. Not only could he write songs, he played with attitude and had a variety of styles which is more than 99% of guitarists can say. Sloppy? It's a matter of perspective, who wants to listen to those guys who just play scales fast and flawlessly? No thanks. Page is the best guitarist in history - my opinion - shut up if you don't like it.
Jimmy is the MASTER OF THE STRINGS!!!!!!!
Thank you for sharing... pure gold
this is from the "riding into Clarksdale" period, one of my favorite albums. they do a great job on the Zep covers too, but that album will always hold a special place for me. doesn't matter to me whether page in his later years can still shred like he used do. his riffs go along ways, and its his composing ability as a whole that I like best.
25:47 - from this monent I've understood... that many things were ruined in my life, many sides of life don't touch me now, like before, in my youth... But this is still touching. When Plant have appeared in several seconds, I've felt this exactly.
Fired up with new material in 98. Phoenix both 95. 98. 🌵🌵🌵🌵
People are jumping out of their skins at this concert! OMG!
Фантастика! Восторг! Кайф!
Красота необыкновенная!
Saw Page and Plant in Dublin in 1998. For any Zeppelin fan, this tour was UNBELIEVABLE. 15 feet away from Jimmy Page at The Point theatre,
Jimmy gave me and my girl back then a thumbs up that night when we were toward the front during No Quarter.
Yeah man!! I'm from Canada and I was doing some backpacking across Europe for about 6 years. The UK and Ireland was my last set of countries and then going back to Canada in November 98'. I was just leaving Dublin, but wait!! I noticed a poster showing Led Zeppelin. I had to go!! I believe I purchased the tickets at the HMV Record Store. I remember arriving there really early just so I can be at the front and YES! There I was, first row man!! It was freakin' AMAZING!! PROBABLY THE BEST CONCERT EVER!! I HONESTLY THINK THIS CONCERT IS AT THE POINT, IN DUBLIN, IRELAND. ISN'T IT???
Saw this tour! It was FABULOUS!!
By far the best guitar I've ever seen.And Percy is spot on.
Still absolutely the greatest concert I ever saw, and I saw a few good ones
Michael lee ❤te amo .dejaste esta tierra muy pronto
I was honoured to play with Page and Plant in Egyptian Pharaohs Band the show starts with the great and lovely song of Um Kolthom and music writer Riyd Elsonbaty
... the concert was in cologne Germany (Köln)... I was there... still remeber the intro as it was today... and the rain... ... I coud feel it... magic ain t it?
The intro is from a song of the legend Um Kalthoum of Egypt .. the song called the Sacred Trilogy composed by the great musician Riyadh Al Sonbaty .. the whole thing and to see Led Zeppelin my favorite band ever using it as the intro just makes me so proud to be Egyptian
@@walidkamalamin7755 lovely comment brother and respect to legend Oum Kultum
Kind of nice to see the Jealousy of all others simply the best
This tour was fantastic. Albany, thanks for hosting
I was backstage at this show, it was amazing
where was this concert?
thank you so much for posting this!
Wow what a effing awesome show! I saw the epic show they did in 95' at the Gorge, it was so surreal for me and so lucky to be there! Now this show was maybe just a little better? Only for the fact of the songs they choose, hearing Jimmy play Heartbreaker was over the top and showed just how damn good his still was then! The O2 show was great and let them go out on a high note for sure! Im so glad they hooked up for these few years to prove to the world why they were the mighty Zeppelin Machine who still had it! Although tacky they didnt give Joney the call to come and play but understand too that the bass player is Roberts son in-law, so what do you do? Plus we dont have a clue to the real truth to what happened! I know one thing, they aced this show and able to watch it anytime! Thank you so much for posting this bit of history! No matter how old i make it to ill aiways be able to recognize and enjoy the mighty Zeppelin! Unfortunately alzheimers runs in my family and i can only hope that if i get it like dad had it ill be able to use Zeppelin to bring me to the surface of reality and just hearing any Zeppelin will be that key to open my conscience to give me the perhaps only joy i will still get to a point! The last couple of yrs dad couldnt communicate only stare into the blank world he lived in. Truly sad for such a wonderful giving and loving father, husband and grandpa the last thing mom and dad deserved was to live those last yrs so out of touch useless to do anything for himself! Lets hope they make some advantances in making the quality of life worth living within the next 10 - 15 yrs before i get to that age that when he first got it! Fingers crossed and doing everything i can to keep challenging my mind, im a artist and inventor with more hobbies than ill ever get a chance to master, i set myself up with on purpose tons of things to do so i just dont sit on my ass watching tv cuz the rest of my body is in grest shape! Many victoms of Alzheimers in their later stages will "temporarally wake up" from there mental jail cell when stimulated with music and art. Im also going to try to find some victim group to give my assistance to others that are lost already, just to see if i can find anything that keeps it at bay. I want to be proactive and anything i can do to help the next person that gets it better off than the other person! If anybody tgat reads this has anything on this miserable and evil life stealer please reach out to me! Ive retired at 62 just so i dont short myself of any good time i have left to live with my mind in a good place! Thank you! Zeppelin forever!
Also Robert Plant 🪴 is a very uncommon phenomenon with his rarely very strong voice getting to very high octaves 🆙🆙🆙🆙⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️🎵🤟🏿 .
IDG A RATS ASS WHAT ANYBODY SAYS, MICHAEL LEE WAS A AWESOME ASS DRUMMER!!!! RIP MICHAEL!
10th row on floor dead center I was fucking there long live these rock Gods
Took my sister and her daughter to see them in 98 the same tour she was 17 and is still a big fan.
thank you
In Indy about this time he was spot on. Perfect not sloppy at all. His acoustic work that night was impressive as well.
His acoustic skills are scary good
page was On Fire this night even Robert was Tripping On page, in the babe solo.. WoW!!!!!!!!!!
25 years ago .... still goosebumps.
Saw this in Virginia Beach, I think this was the setlist for most of the tour, very few changes
Jimmy Page & Robert Plant - Bizarre Festival,Germany, Rockpalast 23. August 1998.
Tracklist
1. The Wanton Song
2. Bring It On Home
3. Heartbreaker
4. Ramble On
5. Walking Into Clarksdale
6. No Quarter
7. Shining In The Light
8. Gallows Pole
9. Heart In Your Hand
10. Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
11. Most High
12. How Many More Times
13. Spoonful
14. Whole Lotta Love
15. Rock And Roll
Nice time stamps
I saw this tour. Birmingham, AL. 6th row. I won the tickets from a radio station.
I was at the Detroit show on the first night :) Epic!!
"Ramble On"............ done just great here.....
Love these god musicians started Toronto 1985 Roxy Danforth theatre The Song remains the Same !!!! cant wait to see him again Massey hall September 2014 and 2015 .xo
+Brett Vieau I was there man. Rocky Horror Picture Show too. Love this band, best ever
ALUCINANTE!!!
MÚSICA D OTRA DIMENSIÓN.
DONDE VIVEN LOS SUEÑOS ❤❤❤❤
Amazing. I love
EPICO!!! UNA JOYA DE COLLECION!
Awesome Drummer.
Great to see page and plant live in Sydney
I believe this is the Koln Germany 1998 show in the rainstorm..... Sizzling performance.....!
I love this specific style of rock more than other. This is the top 1 way to rock
These two! had an in tune conversation once that changed "BOTH" theyr'er lives!
To mr.charles.many thanks for posting the magic band that ever graced my life.youwould'nt happen to know if page plant tours from Irvine Meadows ampitheater,Pacific ampitheater,are out there I worked as aguitar tech on these and out rider both firm tour shows I both venues.thanks for such great music posted .I on had girl friends reorder these shows I searching for but the first thing that disappear Ed was them with tapes thanks Brian lemasters.
The Legends Live !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
THE GENIUS IS PAGE
HE LEARNED THE GUITAR AS WELL AS ANYONE
HE FOUND A MANAGER THAT HAD HIS BACK
THEY FOUND PLANT
PLANT KNEW A GOOD THING WHEN HE SAW IT…THE GENIUS IS PAGE
these kids are great!
Back on top!
Gallows Pole is utterly beautiful!!🙏💜
I saw this tour in St Louis and Memphis, being too young to have seen Zeppelin this was MY moment. I screamed like a teenager girl watching The Beatles on the Ed Sullivan show for damn near the entire concert hahahaha
This is awesome.
Goooooood stuff!!!
Saw this kickass concert in Houston TX at the Woodlands page and plant kickass concert
page the greatest of all time
yes. yes he absolutely is.
Trampled under foot makes me feel like dancing the night away lol
Salvajes endemoniadamente buenos. Plant es espectacular. Jimmy 🔥
Page has some very special mojo goin down on this show! He's going way above & beyond the call of duty. Never heard him play better. Wow! Great sound too!
and The whole show was a masterpiece, More then moneys worth,
page was as good as hendrix, anyway , and when hendrix died ,well page did not have to be so damn explosive, . no more. as anyone one can see if you watch page royal albert hall,,youll see a different side that its no nonsense,, but hendrix died , and page did not have to play at that calibur no more , cause he was partying all the time with drugs and alcohal,,,,still the best by far,,
Agreed about more than money's worth. Saw this tour and it's in my top-3 all-time best concerts ever (ranking only behind the two times I saw Roger Waters perform The Wall Live). As good as this is, I don't think these videos on youtube do justice to how amazing these shows were.
InstantLeprosy yeah waters also is excellent!!
InstantLeprosy hendrix was the best by far, just page was in his league , but hendrix is By far the best,,
I saw them on this tour in Texas.....a truly religious experience. Such a magical sort of voodoo that materializes when these two guys play together.