I was 19 then. I played drums is a rock band and virtually worshiped Led Zeppelin. Still do and I'm turning 70 in a few days and I am getting closer to the Stairway. This was a magic time.
I was 12, but the youngest of 3 boomer siblings. I still remember when my older brother (born in '54) brought home LZII in '69... I was jumping up and down on the sofa to Whole Lotta Love... been a devout Zepp Head ever since!
You mean this original crew that was fired because they had no idea what in the earthly fuck they were doing? Do you realize that this is three shows edited to look like one? It got so bad that they had to film with a new camera crew with just them on stage with no crowd? If you want the best edit of The Song Remains The Same, just listen to the double live vinyl LP, it's a different edit from the movie which is basically shit.
@@DaveClark-ib6sp not really ... any Zep movie was basically great ... its Led Zep, man .... how can you say its basically shit ...then you dont know rock ...
When I was just 17, living in Texas, theyplayed my hometown. We were running wild that summer and knew we were witness to the best band in the world. They played every song from the first 2 albums...it was magic and ecstasy. Im 71 yrs now, play them from vinyl every week and the feelings i get bring me to tears of gratitude. I knew the pinnacle band at their peak and it changed my life forever. Glory to Led Zeppelin.
@@chrish6383 I wish I would've realized how worth it,it would've been to try to get to a show, unfortunately think I was only around 12ish last time they were in my area, doubt I would've even known how to get in😅😒
I know what you mean, I was 18 when I saw Zep at the Fillmore East in '69, it was an amazing experience. I saw them four times after that but that first time was the best!
This has to be top 5 greatest live performances of all time. Robert’s voice is angelic, Jimmy’s guitar is hypnotic, JP’s bass is commanding, and Bonham’s drums are just other-worldly
I said the same thing in my post yesterday. In 1973 when Houses of the Holy came out, they were at their absolute peak. And as anyone can see (and hear) here, they were just mind blowing. Robert's voice was so strong and clear, Jimmy's playing was quick and confident, Jonesy's bass was incredible and Bonzo's drumming was so intense. By the late '70s they all seemed worn down by the family problems and self destructive lifestyles. Jimmy looks so healthy here; by 1979 the damage was done.
You know people are going to disagree and say , " But this isn't live it's recorded on a soundstage and cut up using the different nights at MSG , they do everytime ☝
They shared a gift and we noticing BEAUTY AND DANCING TRUTH JESUS'S DANCING PRESENT ALWAYS PRESENT TRUTH FOUND IN KNOWING JESUS WE HAVE A PATH TO SEE TRUTH IN TRUTH OF THE LOVE
man, they have a tidal wave of big, awesome tone. Todays biggest rock bands playing digital shit don't hold a candle to this. Even over TH-cam you can tell it's just blowing today's shit out of the water.
And NO BALD guys.....ANYWHERE! What THE HELL happened?😁 Tell me.....what THE HELL happened to men & their golden curls?😬 Malnutrition? Depression? 2000's? Feminism? Me Too?...Beats Me!🙄 Long Live Led Zeppelin and ALL the other bands of the LOVELY 70's!
Don't know what it is but listening to this, all of Zeps songs, just fill my heart and soul with tranquility, fire, and just give me joy and love,happiness I wish I could give to everyone on this planet and would stay with us for life!!!!
@@danbartlett2127 Zeppelin's songs incorporate elements of blues, rock and roll, English folk music, and more, making them unique and captivating to audiences.
Oh come on he's sloppy and he knows it. Don't be fooled by his dead junked out eyes. The illusion is that you wouldn't think he'd be able to pull anything off
@@маринаафонасьева First why you write in Cyrillic? And second they are very good. They don‘t cover and write their own songs. Nothing wrong about it. Just my opinion
@@Lupina-mp5ckво первых - я пишу кириллицей, так как это русский язык, следовательно написано так как должно быть 2. Насчёт той группы, о которой упомянули вы, я высказала своё мнение, которое вполне может не совпадать с вашим ;)
@@RedpillRetreat Exactly, Page was 29 and a half, Jones was 27 and a half....Bonham was 25 and Plant was the baby who turned 25 about two weeks after this. Don't know where the OP got "early 20s" from. 🤔
Most of the time, the live versions are better than the studio version. That is saying a lot of the incredible skills of these musicians : pure genius at the top. For our pleasure, forever!
attention Gen-Zers... THIS is music and THESE are artists. They don't lip-sync and they don't change into 5 different 'costumes' during the gig. THIS-- is Rock & Roll.
This entire video is lip synched on a fake studio stage. Watch the bass players hands at 3:32 and they are not the same as the real notes being played.
I never got to see Led Zeppelin live. I did, however, get within 10 feet of Jimmy Page in 1985 when he toured with Paul Rogers and The Firm. I was 18 and it still rates up there with seeing my son born for special moments in my life.
@@KittyGrizGriz I know right? "underrated" has become the stupidest most overrated word when used all the time. Sort of like "Iconic". It's become meaningless. "The Ocean" is one of LZ's top rated riffs of all time.
When Page gets into his solos, he doesn't have time to think of what he's doing, he just lets his fingers do to flying. That's why his guitars don't talk to him, they scream for him.. That's why Page is so beautifully talented... Love you James Patrick page.
The amazing thing is that Page is able to switch gears so smoothly, he's constantly switching back and forth in every song, usually starting out playing the song's "theme" lick, changing to chords while throwing in many of the fills that are on the original record (guitar parts that are of course tracked in during the making of the record), and then go into a blistering solo and back. A lesser band would need two guitarists and still not sound anywhere as good. Not counting Plant because he almost never plays a musical instrument on stage, you have here a band with three instrument playing musician sounding so good without using any preprogramed canned, backing music tracks on stage or a man "behind the curtain" like many bands do.
@frankkolton1780 And when Page is on stage, he just makes it look so easy and both you and I know that it ain't.. Page wanted to be a painting artist in teens.. I'm so glad that he switched gears and went in the opposite direction.
I was a kid just old enough to be going nuts over rock music when they were blowing the 70's apart and would like the younger fans out there today to know I'm still a little pissed that we had virtually zero opportunities to see so much VIDEO of Zep and all those bands - THERE WERE ONLY PHOTOS IN MAGS NEVER GOT TO SEE THEM MOVE - so in recent years it's F-ing glorious to finally get to see all this
I always thought "The Ocean" was a nice fun song. Just watching this footage is so wonderful. The band looks just chill and having fun with it. Great seeing it.
All four of them were critical to create the songs they did. It wouldn't have worked without any one of them. They were all geniuses and complemented each other perfectly.
My older sister turned me on to Led Zeppelin back in 1970, she had Zeppelin 2 album, she was 22 and I was 10. It changed my life! I was like this is awesome! The next year I bought my first album and it was Zeppelin 4. Wow,what a great album! My sister gave me her album Are you Experienced and Electric Ladyland by Jimi Hendrix and I had 2 favorite bands from then on! But Zeppelin was the first!👍👍🎸🎼🎶🎵🎸
@alzaidi7739 I like Hendrix more now, The amount he recorded in the short time he was here is amazing! Even Jimmy Page said Hendrix is the best! So for me it's Hendrix then Zeppelin for my favorites.
Led Zeppelin is the greatest band of the Century. First album was released in 1968. 55 years later they're still on the radio every day of the year, and for a damn good reason." Thanks for everything you guys recorded.
Hello, I am just here to let you know this is the greatest band of all time and there are really no comparisons nor competitors. I love a lot of music, and a lot of bands, but there is not a single one that can touch Zeppelin.
Of course ! You are stating the obvious but get this; There wasn't an Internet just a handful of newspapers and I can't remember if I saw Led Zep on the TV so that said they rose to such great heights purely by WORD OF MOUTH, they arrived in the US and people had already heard of this amazing rock band.
and 2nd place is not even in the rear view mirror. And I'm not even a giant fan but I recognize the aura and greatness they (Jimmy Page) had that will never be reproduced. Page was such a genius in the music studio.
My God, what a band. In 1973 when HOTH came out they were at their absolute peak in every way. No family tragedies yet, Robert's voice was strong and clear, and Jimmy looked so healthy, not yet worn down by the drugs as he would be by the late '70s.
In 1969 when I was 14, I was at Wallichs Music City in Hollywood at Sunset & Vine on a Saturday at almost midnight. I was with my mom who was an audiophile with slightly more "conventional" tastes. The counterman was playing the first & only LZ album and I was enthralled. I wandered up to the clerk and asked him, "Who's that you got playing?" He says, "A new group from England called Led Zeppelin. This is their debut album. Good aren't they?" I just answered back, "Can I get one?" He gave me the album and I held it out looking at the historical picture on the cover. "Thanks, man!" I'm sixty-nine now & I still love their music.
my first show: Zeppelin 1977 July 24... their last show in the US, ever... who knew? Judas Priest opened (we didn't know who they were), then Rick Derringer (they were GREAT). I was 13... no clue about anything. But it remains one of my best memories ever.
50 years! Has passed and phenomenon that happend in the 70s with this historic band! Never happend againg..!! Thats how unique they were!! Amazing! Pages! Guitar work and composition! Unmatched till today!...what a great band! All of them titans!
On 10/1/23 the 25 year old classical soprano, Patricia Janeckova, lost her battle with breast cancer. In an interview during her fight she said this: "My profession predisposes me to listen to so much music that in my spare time my favorite band is silence and peace. And if I have to choose one example for all, it is the rock band Led Zeppelin, which is far from a classic, but for me it is a balm for the soul". RIP Patricia. No doubt that you took the Stairway to Heaven.
Page is a musical genius,he pumped out guitar riffs like an assembly line,love the whole "houses of the holy" album,personal favorite ,prolly top three favorite zep songs
I was in college in ‘73. My sophomore roommate was a huge LZ fan. I wasn’t a fan back then, but now? Hell, yes! I’m just sorry I never saw them live. My loss 😢
I was listening to this in LA when it first came out... I went out on my balcony as it played... just then the Goodyear blimp flew over my place... enough said! 💥
i am convinced that they are not from this planet. they have to be from another universe. asgard? it would make total perfect sense if they were from the home of the god of thunder in thor along with brother loki. ok, loki is adopted but i accept him as thor's brother.
Love this live version of The Ocean, Jonesy and Bonzo really are outstanding with that killer groove they're laying down and Jimmy and Robert are in fantastic form as well. No one did it better. 🔥🔥🌊
As a fan who fell in love with them around 72 or so, and who thinks the world of them all.....can we finally acknowledge one of the most underrated and sometimes under-appreciated rock musicians, ever? This is taking _nothing_ away from any of the "big 3", but as a lifelong music lover, musician, audio engineer and audio teacher, I *still* find myself discovering new aspects of and appreciation for what JPJ brought to the band. I honestly don't think they would have been the same without him. I'm sure there are other equally under-appreciated players in some famous bands, but TBH I have trouble thinking of any, at least not to the degree that Jones seems to be overlooked.
No, they're not underappreciated. Why do people always say that about the most popular bands ever. Are the Beatles underappreciated? The grateful dead? Cream?? Stevie Ray Von? No! And it's a stupid comment, no offense. Every member of LZ is a GOD to musicians. They made more money than anyone, despite critics hating them. John Paul Jones is not overlooked. Maybe it's because you don't play any instruments but Jones was a famous producer for decades after Zeppelin and he still is. By all means, love the band but as the British say - oh, shut up!
@@SuiGenerisMan well Mr. Unique, I'll try to be gentler with you than you were with me. Why did you mention those bands? I never said LZ was under appreciated, I said it was JPJ who was under appreciated(and I stand by that). Since you questioned it, I've been a musician since 1972, played in many bands, made my living that way for a while and have now been in the audio industry for over 40 years including making a living as a recording engineer, now teaching audio engineering and sound design at a small university. I've asked many knowledgable folks "who comes to mind when you think of some of the great rock bassists" and very, _very_ few of them come up with JPJ in the first 5 or 6 names, even though they almost all say "oh yes, of course" when I mention him. Obviously, we are each of us the expert on our own opinion and that is fine. What I hope for you is that you can maybe start to respond to people such that even if your opinion is different, you might not need to make it come across as so aggressive or as an attack, I honestly just can't see a reason for that. And now, as you suggested, I'll "shut up".
I hear ya! My older brother brought home LZII when it came out... I've been a Zepp Head ever since. JPJ inspired me to learn the bass. It's a part of my soul.
I wasn‘t born yet at this time, but I started to discover Led Zeppelin a few months ago, starting with whole lotta love. Can’t stop listening 😊 and I fell in love with Robert Plant 🥰 this hair….this moves…and this tight jeans 😅😁😁😁 Greetings from Germany
Also check out The Mighty Who. Another great band, especially live. Watch Pontiac Silverdome 1975 and Isle Of Wight. From 1967 to 1976, The Who were considered the greatest live band. Check out their Live At Leeds Album from 1970. Nuff said.
What becomes so obvious in this clip is, that they all had an incredible sense of rhythm. It is not only Bonham. The entire band is just on the point and on the groove. Not many (if any) of their peers and competitors at the time (or after) could produce that kind of swing … this performance (this song and the entire series of shows at MSG back in '73) is one of the pinnacles of rock music.
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The swagger of Page in his prime is unmatched in rock history
I'd love to have that hair...especially Plant's
@@spy1965😊oooo
He loved to plagiarize songs and get sued for copyright infringement. I guess that’s swagger to some people. To others it’s stealing.
Omg SO much swag! Fucking love it!
@@devilzdandruff9199what songs did he plagiarize?
I was 19 then. I played drums is a rock band and virtually worshiped Led Zeppelin. Still do and I'm turning 70 in a few days and I am getting closer to the Stairway. This was a magic time.
Rock on..they will always be #1 in my book...I'm 52 and still can't get enough ❤
Will you do "in my time of dying" one last time?
🎉😊 me too 70 this yr.! 👊
I was 12, but the youngest of 3 boomer siblings. I still remember when my older brother (born in '54) brought home LZII in '69... I was jumping up and down on the sofa to Whole Lotta Love... been a devout Zepp Head ever since!
I wish you all the best brother.
Shout out to all the camera folks that made it possible to preserve all of this rock and roll history for future generations.
@@NU7L absolutely otherwise such a great part of rock music history wouldn't be seen now, I really wish there were more!
You mean this original crew that was fired because they had no idea what in the earthly fuck they were doing? Do you realize that this is three shows edited to look like one? It got so bad that they had to film with a new camera crew with just them on stage with no crowd? If you want the best edit of The Song Remains The Same, just listen to the double live vinyl LP, it's a different edit from the movie which is basically shit.
And in such hq
@@DaveClark-ib6sp not really ... any Zep movie was basically great ... its Led Zep, man .... how can you say its basically shit ...then you dont know rock ...
@@DaveClark-ib6sp It may not be perfect, but it's definitely better than the alternative. Which would be NOTHING.
I'm 68 years old. I saw Led Zeppelin twice at Madison Square Garden. They were excellent live. They are by far my favorite rock band of all time.
Tenho 67. Ouvi Led Zeppelin desde sempre
I'm 13 and wish I was around then to see them
@@RhoyM🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😂😂😂😂😂😂🎉a🎉aw🎉
@@howardcooley3669 cool!!!
Me too. Same age as you. We were lucky, although I wish I had seen Hendrix, just a little too young for that.
“I don’t trust anyone who doesn’t like Led Zeppelin” - Jack White ✅
"We only have 16 hours!!!"
My EX-WIFE didn't like Led Zeppelin , she liked to sleep around . Needless to say , I didn't trust her !!
@timothykeenan3705 hey, remember me?
😂😂too true 👌
They just need educating
ONE Drum
ONE Bass
ONE Guitar
ONE Singer
Ladys and Gentleman...
THE BEST BAND EVER!❤
mmm
after deep purple ...
@@massimopescatori6514 Deep Purple isn't even that good.
@@danieln5144I love Deep Purple
The best rock and roll band of all time for supreme
When I was just 17, living in Texas, theyplayed my hometown. We were running wild that summer and knew we were witness to the best band in the world. They played every song from the first 2 albums...it was magic and ecstasy.
Im 71 yrs now, play them from vinyl every week and the feelings i get bring me to tears of gratitude. I knew the pinnacle band at their peak and it changed my life forever. Glory to Led Zeppelin.
I'm 76 and envy you 😢❤
@@chrish6383 I wish I would've realized how worth it,it would've been to try to get to a show, unfortunately think I was only around 12ish last time they were in my area, doubt I would've even known how to get in😅😒
Amen brother! 1st two albums in entirety…wow how lucky you are
I know what you mean, I was 18 when I saw Zep at the Fillmore East in '69, it was an amazing experience. I saw them four times after that but that first time was the best!
Holy fuck at the fillmore😱 that must have been mindblowing
☮️🤘
The most led zeppliny Led Zepplin song I think.
It is very Zeppliny indeed! 😂
Na definitely Whole Lotta Love.
These mothers were pure rockers
Period!
times like these will never exist again this was as close to the human pinnacle we will ever achieve
This is what you get when you put the greatest vocalist, guitarist, bassist and drummer on the same stage.
No question
INDEED!
Best vocalist is arguably Steve Perry, guitarist Stevie Ray Vaughn, bassist Hendrix, and drummer is definitely Neil Pert
@@Myreactionwhen_80085 Maybe - but the Great Compositions of Zeppelin are so awesome!
@@Myreactionwhen_80085 maybe Perry but the rest are irrelevant to this
This has to be top 5 greatest live performances of all time. Robert’s voice is angelic, Jimmy’s guitar is hypnotic, JP’s bass is commanding, and Bonham’s drums are just other-worldly
I said the same thing in my post yesterday. In 1973 when Houses of the Holy came out, they were at their absolute peak. And as anyone can see (and hear) here, they were just mind blowing.
Robert's voice was so strong and clear, Jimmy's playing was quick and confident, Jonesy's bass was incredible and Bonzo's drumming was so intense. By the late '70s they all seemed worn down by the family problems and self destructive lifestyles. Jimmy looks so healthy here; by 1979 the damage was done.
You know people are going to disagree and say , " But this isn't live it's recorded on a soundstage and cut up using the different nights at MSG , they do everytime ☝
Concur. 💜
Could not have said it better ! Wish I was still back there, Party time for sure !!!
and Bonham's harmonizing!
They didn’t require huge lavish productions, they got out there and played raw beautiful music. Led Zeppelin is the best band ever.
true talent
They shared a gift and we noticing BEAUTY AND DANCING TRUTH JESUS'S DANCING PRESENT ALWAYS PRESENT TRUTH FOUND IN KNOWING JESUS WE HAVE A PATH TO SEE TRUTH IN TRUTH OF THE LOVE
man, they have a tidal wave of big, awesome tone. Todays biggest rock bands playing digital shit don't hold a candle to this. Even over TH-cam you can tell it's just blowing today's shit out of the water.
@@justinTime077, bahahaha. There's bands out there using "digital sh*t" that sound exactly like this, and your ignorant ass never even knew it. 😂
Saw zeppelin at Knebworth in 79 .what memories 😊
No auto tune, no backing tracks, no background dancers, just real live music❤
And NO BALD guys.....ANYWHERE! What THE HELL happened?😁
Tell me.....what THE HELL happened to men & their golden curls?😬
Malnutrition? Depression? 2000's? Feminism? Me Too?...Beats Me!🙄
Long Live Led Zeppelin and ALL the other bands of the LOVELY 70's!
There will likely never be another rock band with such originality again.
Don't know what it is but listening to this, all of Zeps songs, just fill my heart and soul with tranquility, fire, and just give me joy and love,happiness I wish I could give to everyone on this planet and would stay with us for life!!!!
@@danbartlett2127 Zeppelin's songs incorporate elements of blues, rock and roll, English folk music, and more, making them unique and captivating to audiences.
There will likely never be a rock band again
not "likely" there never will be unfortunately noone can compare
Was it good to grow up musically in the 70s?
I thank God each day.
With the great....Karen Carpenter...hehe.
you sound like you're in your twenties. how old are you Rob Shaffer?
Amen to that! The early '70's was the Golden Age of Rock. So glad I witnessed it.
Sex Pistols rule
@@anxiousappliance- 😂😂THX 4 UR JOKE😎
Best band of all time
Legendary
Rock band*
Better than the Beatles... better than the Stones...
@@julianmarpez3931 Stones most definitely, Beatles meh... They're be no Zeppelin without the Beatles, they opened the door for many.
Avec les Doors. 👍🎶🥂
The control of Jimmy on his guitar is absolute, he can do anything, terrific song.
Yea tight riffs
Oh come on he's sloppy and he knows it. Don't be fooled by his dead junked out eyes. The illusion is that you wouldn't think he'd be able to pull anything off
@@kzeich where's the slop here bro?
@@jeffthomas6362 outro
No other band could ever match Led Zeppelin!! I’m 62 and still listen to this talented gifted Artist!!
I'm 61 and right there with you! Incredibly Epic! We were born at the right time for music, I'd pick it all over again!
I'm 68 and never stop listening to them. Just a brilliant band! I saw them in Boston in 73. Best concert of my life!
I'm 62 as well. My favorite band all my life!
Truly- They have a song for everything.
62 Here and Agreed!
Probably the most talented rock band in the history of rock n roll.❤
In the Hendrix class
JPJ is so underrated. Great musician. Band would not have been the same without his excellent bass and his keyboard playing.
Not "underrated" at all, everyone knows what an absolute baddass he was/is.
Hang out with him for a day and see how incorrect that is.
He’s rated
, maybe overrated now cos everyone says he is underrated
JPJ is a musical genius and will always be remembered as one of the greatest Bass Players ever.
They just don't make music like this anymore... Legends!
Search for greta van fleet
То что вы назвали - это ординарные подражатели (как попугаи) и ничего более
@@Lupina-mp5ck
@@маринаафонасьева First why you write in Cyrillic? And second they are very good. They don‘t cover and write their own songs. Nothing wrong about it. Just my opinion
@@Lupina-mp5ckво первых - я пишу кириллицей, так как это русский язык, следовательно написано так как должно быть
2. Насчёт той группы, о которой упомянули вы, я высказала своё мнение, которое вполне может не совпадать с вашим ;)
just think. they were in the early 20s here, incredible stage presence and confidence. greatest rock band of all time.
Well Page was 29...
@@RedpillRetreat
Exactly, Page was 29 and a half, Jones was 27 and a half....Bonham was 25 and Plant was the baby who turned 25 about two weeks after this.
Don't know where the OP got "early 20s" from. 🤔
Yup, they are the best of all rock bands. Since 1971 for me.
Most of the time, the live versions are better than the studio version. That is saying a lot of the incredible skills of these musicians : pure genius at the top. For our pleasure, forever!
I could watch Page play all day long . What a badass aura he had / has.
attention Gen-Zers... THIS is music and THESE are artists. They don't lip-sync and they don't change into 5 different 'costumes' during the gig. THIS-- is Rock & Roll.
This entire video is lip synched on a fake studio stage. Watch the bass players hands at 3:32 and they are not the same as the real notes being played.
good spot! @@StanDupp6371
Love it, unfortunately won't ever see the real raw talent of these "real rock" bands,all dying slowly never to be replaced
No, this is "the ocean", not "rock and roll".
Sorry, couldn't resist the joke 😅
@@the_rover1 touche'
Led Zeppelin's music will forever be timeless
😅😮😮😮😅😅😅😅
3:31 3:31 3:34
Jawohl, Led Zeppelin for ever
As few bands, they make me feel addicted!
Well, of course it's timeless, cause that is what forever means. 🫤🫤🫤🫤🫤🫤🫤🫤
Just another Zeppelin masterpiece. Such great stage presence by all. Jimmy Page is such a beast on guitar. Legendary band.
I never got to see Led Zeppelin live. I did, however, get within 10 feet of Jimmy Page in 1985 when he toured with Paul Rogers and The Firm.
I was 18 and it still rates up there with seeing my son born for special moments in my life.
Good for you. Rock on!@@TimUrsch-cb3gg
I Feel A Sadden Every Time I Turn Zeppelin Off. .. We Definitely Didn't Know How Great, Fun It Was Back Then..
Jimmy and Robert at their pinnacle.
Вы забыли ещё двоих - присмотритесь там таки есть шикарный ударник и бас-гитарист 🥳
@@маринаафонасьеваagreed they were all spectacular.
Талант к музыке 🎙️☄️💯🎸 и энергия так и прёт у ребят 🎸🎶молодость ❤
They owned it. They knew it. The way this started out was like playing a child's game. So easy.
This is one of the most underrated riffs of all time .
I think John Paul Jones came up with it. Jimmy called it "very complex."
Truth. One of Zep's greatest.
Not that “word” again.
@@KittyGrizGriz
I know right? "underrated" has become the stupidest most overrated word when used all the time.
Sort of like "Iconic".
It's become meaningless.
"The Ocean" is one of LZ's top rated riffs of all time.
The outro riff is even better
led zeppelin will always remain untouchable. they were and are incredible.
They lost numerous copyright infringement cases and their lyrics are maybe the worst in rock history baby baby baby.
@@devilzdandruff9199 say what u want but they are easily one of the most influential bands of all time. probably the greatest band after the beatles.
@@urrockstargf111 Beatles ruled the 60's. Zeppelin ruled the 70's, in a much bigger way.
@@devilzdandruff9199😂😂😂😂😢😢😢😢😢 cry baby!
@@devilzdandruff9199lol. Did you not watch the video? They are the best rock band ever.
Greatest band in history. All four masters at their craft.
J Bonham is a beast on drums
Bonzo bonham. R.i.p.john
My favorite band of all time! 4 of the best musicians put together to create ultimate classic songs. Totally outstanding!
Essa guitarra estralada do Jimmi Page, esses são os deuses do rock.
@@jaidynascimento7689housesofthehply
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They stole songs and had the worst lyrics in rock history baby baby baby
@@devilzdandruff9199 What do you mean they stole songs?
Excellent. Nothing like it today. Real instruments, vocals. No costumes, fake music.
LIVE ALIVE LIVE LIVING LIVING ALIVE LIFE IS FOR THE LIVING NOTHING ALIVE HERE WORTH 🎉MENTIONING 😭
No costumes………! Yup, off to tescos wearing that.
@@MarieCelleste No back up singers or dancers 😊
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You should check out a current band called Greta Van Fleet. They sound kind of like Led Zeppelin and Rush combined
No other can match them and that's that!!!!
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When Page gets into his solos, he doesn't have time to think of what he's doing, he just lets his fingers do to flying. That's why his guitars don't talk to him, they scream for him.. That's why Page is so beautifully talented... Love you James Patrick page.
The amazing thing is that Page is able to switch gears so smoothly, he's constantly switching back and forth in every song, usually starting out playing the song's "theme" lick, changing to chords while throwing in many of the fills that are on the original record (guitar parts that are of course tracked in during the making of the record), and then go into a blistering solo and back. A lesser band would need two guitarists and still not sound anywhere as good. Not counting Plant because he almost never plays a musical instrument on stage, you have here a band with three instrument playing musician sounding so good without using any preprogramed canned, backing music tracks on stage or a man "behind the curtain" like many bands do.
@frankkolton1780 And when Page is on stage, he just makes it look so easy and both you and I know that it ain't.. Page wanted to be a painting artist in teens.. I'm so glad that he switched gears and went in the opposite direction.
The greatest first 10 seconds in music history.
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I was a kid just old enough to be going nuts over rock music when they were blowing the 70's apart and would like the younger fans out there today to know I'm still a little pissed that we had virtually zero opportunities to see so much VIDEO of Zep and all those bands - THERE WERE ONLY PHOTOS IN MAGS NEVER GOT TO SEE THEM MOVE - so in recent years it's F-ing glorious to finally get to see all this
THE ABSOLUTE BEST FKN BAND NOBODY WILL EVER DO IT BETTER THEN THE MIGHTY LED ZEP♥️✌🏼
The All mighty LED Zeppelin BEST band ever. Saw 3 shows in California 1977
CA was different back then huh.....
@@charlesbukowski9836it’s still great!😻
@@KittyGrizGriz lol naw,.....🤭
I always thought "The Ocean" was a nice fun song. Just watching this footage is so wonderful. The band looks just chill and having fun with it. Great seeing it.
I'm 66,and have no more hair..but when i hear Zeppelin my hair grows back,i got a beer in my hand,and smoking a fatty.🇺🇲🤪😎
✌️👍☮️!!!
Ahh yes it was the best rock has ever been. And a senior in high school. God it was fun
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Jimmy was so lucky to have Bonzo and Jones as his rhythm ensemble. There is no Zeppelin without them.
All 4 were so lucky to have eachother indeed, it wouldnt have worked any other way, absolute magic.
All four of them were critical to create the songs they did. It wouldn't have worked without any one of them. They were all geniuses and complemented each other perfectly.
My older sister turned me on to Led Zeppelin back in 1970, she had Zeppelin 2 album, she was 22 and I was 10. It changed my life! I was like this is awesome! The next year I bought my first album and it was Zeppelin 4. Wow,what a great album! My sister gave me her album Are you Experienced and Electric Ladyland by Jimi Hendrix and I had 2 favorite bands from then on! But Zeppelin was the first!👍👍🎸🎼🎶🎵🎸
Parallel lives!
Yeah, that was my dilemma. Who was better, Hendrix or Zeppelin?
Your sister seems like a very cool one to have.
My sister turned me on to Nirvana, so big thanks to her.
@alzaidi7739 I like Hendrix more now, The amount he recorded in the short time he was here is amazing! Even Jimmy Page said Hendrix is the best! So for me it's Hendrix then Zeppelin for my favorites.
Your sister was very cool.
Rather impressive that these four musicians made a band that rocked the world.
Hard to believe this is over 50 years ago, still so powerful to this day
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Led Zeppelin is the greatest band of the Century. First album was released in 1968. 55 years later they're still on the radio every day of the year, and for a damn good reason."
Thanks for everything you guys recorded.
Hello, I am just here to let you know this is the greatest band of all time and there are really no comparisons nor competitors. I love a lot of music, and a lot of bands, but there is not a single one that can touch Zeppelin.
Agreed!
Of course ! You are stating the obvious but get this; There wasn't an Internet just a handful of newspapers and I can't remember if I saw Led Zep on the TV so that said they rose to such great heights purely by WORD OF MOUTH, they arrived in the US and people had already heard of this amazing rock band.
Sabbath can
Jimmy Page-The #1 gituarist in the world
Nobody could touch them. This is over 50 years old, and it still holds up.
Какой прекрастный клип девушки шикарные музыка поднимает тонус такой сейчас нет слушаю и смотрю каждый день и не наедает 😊😊😊😊
The very definition of rock and roll.
Definitely best rock band of all time. Saw them back in 1973 in Atlanta stadium ❤
and 2nd place is not even in the rear view mirror. And I'm not even a giant fan but I recognize the aura and greatness they (Jimmy Page) had that will never be reproduced. Page was such a genius in the music studio.
Wow that would have been awesome!!!
I THINK I SAW YOU THERE
They were the best at getting sued for copyright infringement. And they were the best at writing terrible lyrics. I agree.
@@devilzdandruff9199cry baby 😢😢😢😢
I start moving like I am 20 years old again when I hear these guys. Awesome performance. Thanks for the video and the energy!
My God, what a band. In 1973 when HOTH came out they were at their absolute peak in every way.
No family tragedies yet, Robert's voice was strong and clear, and Jimmy looked so healthy, not yet worn down by the drugs as he would be by the late '70s.
Couldn't agree more. It's my favorite Zeppelin album.
In 1969 when I was 14, I was at Wallichs Music City in Hollywood at Sunset & Vine on a Saturday at almost midnight. I was with my mom who was an audiophile with slightly more "conventional" tastes. The counterman was playing the first & only LZ album and I was enthralled. I wandered up to the clerk and asked him, "Who's that you got playing?" He says, "A new group from England called Led Zeppelin. This is their debut album. Good aren't they?" I just answered back, "Can I get one?" He gave me the album and I held it out looking at the historical picture on the cover. "Thanks, man!"
I'm sixty-nine now & I still love their music.
The inplay between Jimmy and John is just amazing....Robert is a God at this point.....John Paul is the glue......
I was at this concert in July 1973. It was my first rock concert and I had a fantastic time 😎
My first show was seeing Mozart in 1763. Great performance.
Rock band
my first show: Zeppelin 1977 July 24... their last show in the US, ever... who knew?
Judas Priest opened (we didn't know who they were), then Rick Derringer (they were GREAT).
I was 13... no clue about anything. But it remains one of my best memories ever.
@@HarrrySpider oh wow…love Derringer too, you were so lucky!! Yes, so sad about Roberts son passing…
Damn… that had to be a rush. So cool.
50 years! Has passed and phenomenon that happend in the 70s with this historic band! Never happend againg..!! Thats how unique they were!! Amazing! Pages! Guitar work and composition! Unmatched till today!...what a great band! All of them titans!
They don’t make them like this anymore.
Greta Van Fleet. That's the closest in this era to LZ
This song is a classic as well as a masterpiece.
Best band ever. The start of metal . Blues legends
This is my favorite Zeppelin song … I walked down the aisle to Thank You but The Ocean just hits different!! 🎉
On 10/1/23 the 25 year old classical soprano, Patricia Janeckova, lost her battle with breast cancer. In an interview during her fight she said this:
"My profession predisposes me to listen to so much music that in my spare time my favorite band is silence and peace. And if I have to choose one example for all, it is the rock band Led Zeppelin, which is far from a classic, but for me it is a balm for the soul".
RIP Patricia. No doubt that you took the Stairway to Heaven.
Robert was truly an amazing performer
Sure was, and still is, today. ❤
The best there ever was....the best there will ever be ❤️
Led Zeppelin sind die Größten der 70er und aller Zeiten. Led Zeppelin for ever
Such an electric atmosphere to this gig. Love it! ⚡️⚡️
Page is a musical genius,he pumped out guitar riffs like an assembly line,love the whole "houses of the holy" album,personal favorite ,prolly top three favorite zep songs
Page's tone is so good and his playing is so fluid . incredible time.
JUST,,,IDONT KNOW......JUST....THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING
Just think about that possibility to be there... What the hell.... Amazing!!!
I was in college in ‘73. My sophomore roommate was a huge LZ fan. I wasn’t a fan back then, but now? Hell, yes! I’m just sorry I never saw them live. My loss 😢
Amazing sound for live zep it sounds like a studio version thats when u know your good.
This one makes me a traveler of both time and space...
By far the best ROCK BAND.
I was listening to this in LA when it first came out... I went out on my balcony as it played... just then the Goodyear blimp flew over my place... enough said! 💥
I thought it was the Goodrich blimp?
Jimmy's the coolest ever mic drop!!!!!
ライブのオーシャンは最高です🎉
4人の息の合った素晴らしパーホマンスです❤
❤ Led Zeppelin forever😊
오래된 영상 다시 보게 되어 기쁘네요 고맙습니다❤😂🎉
Absolutely marvelous!
Each member, each song, each performance a gift from the heavens.
i am convinced that they are not from this planet. they have to be from another universe. asgard? it would make total perfect sense if they were from the home of the god of thunder in thor along with brother loki. ok, loki is adopted but i accept him as thor's brother.
Love this live version of The Ocean, Jonesy and Bonzo really are outstanding with that killer groove they're laying down and Jimmy and Robert are in fantastic form as well. No one did it better. 🔥🔥🌊
As a fan who fell in love with them around 72 or so, and who thinks the world of them all.....can we finally acknowledge one of the most underrated and sometimes under-appreciated rock musicians, ever? This is taking _nothing_ away from any of the "big 3", but as a lifelong music lover, musician, audio engineer and audio teacher, I *still* find myself discovering new aspects of and appreciation for what JPJ brought to the band. I honestly don't think they would have been the same without him. I'm sure there are other equally under-appreciated players in some famous bands, but TBH I have trouble thinking of any, at least not to the degree that Jones seems to be overlooked.
No, they're not underappreciated. Why do people always say that about the most popular bands ever.
Are the Beatles underappreciated? The grateful dead? Cream?? Stevie Ray Von? No! And it's a stupid comment, no offense.
Every member of LZ is a GOD to musicians. They made more money than anyone, despite critics hating them.
John Paul Jones is not overlooked. Maybe it's because you don't play any instruments but Jones was a famous producer for decades after Zeppelin and he still is.
By all means, love the band but as the British say - oh, shut up!
@@SuiGenerisMan well Mr. Unique, I'll try to be gentler with you than you were with me. Why did you mention those bands? I never said LZ was under appreciated, I said it was JPJ who was under appreciated(and I stand by that). Since you questioned it, I've been a musician since 1972, played in many bands, made my living that way for a while and have now been in the audio industry for over 40 years including making a living as a recording engineer, now teaching audio engineering and sound design at a small university. I've asked many knowledgable folks "who comes to mind when you think of some of the great rock bassists" and very, _very_ few of them come up with JPJ in the first 5 or 6 names, even though they almost all say "oh yes, of course" when I mention him. Obviously, we are each of us the expert on our own opinion and that is fine. What I hope for you is that you can maybe start to respond to people such that even if your opinion is different, you might not need to make it come across as so aggressive or as an attack, I honestly just can't see a reason for that. And now, as you suggested, I'll "shut up".
I hear ya! My older brother brought home LZII when it came out... I've been a Zepp Head ever since. JPJ inspired me to learn the bass. It's a part of my soul.
It's crazy how they were the best for each instrument guitar solo drum solo singing solo really showed there talent
one of the bestbands thanks mr JOnes for always playing led zepplin!
My congratulations to the Great Musician on his 80th Birthday! Thank You for creativity,for the Masterpieces. Live and make people happy!
YES thank you Jimmy Page happy birthday 🎉🎂🎁♥️🎸🎂
@@laurasupkoThe guitar 🎸 maestro ❤
I wasn‘t born yet at this time, but I started to discover Led Zeppelin a few months ago, starting with whole lotta love. Can’t stop listening 😊 and I fell in love with Robert Plant 🥰 this hair….this moves…and this tight jeans 😅😁😁😁 Greetings from Germany
No one comes close to Robert . What a body!
Also check out The Mighty Who. Another great band, especially live. Watch Pontiac Silverdome 1975 and Isle Of Wight. From 1967 to 1976, The Who were considered the greatest live band. Check out their Live At Leeds Album from 1970. Nuff said.
Music acts like a magic key, to which the most tightly closed heart opens.🥰
What becomes so obvious in this clip is, that they all had an incredible sense of rhythm. It is not only Bonham. The entire band is just on the point and on the groove. Not many (if any) of their peers and competitors at the time (or after) could produce that kind of swing … this performance (this song and the entire series of shows at MSG back in '73) is one of the pinnacles of rock music.
should be 13.3 million likes . wth ...LZ #1 forever
i dont think there will ever be anyone sexier than Robert Plant when he was young
Ain't that the truth!!
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Never will be ever again....
Definite eye candy! ❤️🇺🇸
When Zeppelin were good live they were cooking and unstoppable. Great performance and timeless. A reminder that these guys were so talented.
Incredible. I know it was 83 and it's 2024 now! Love them more now than ever.
It was '73 ;-)
One of my favorite songs by this band.
Bonham was an animal! Man, his rhythm-unmatched.