For our reaction to the unedited full-screen HD version of the entire _The Song Remains the Same_ movie (including extras), check out patreon.com/MusicForBusyPeople NOTE: There is a 5.1 surround version of our reaction to three of the songs here - th-cam.com/video/zqhuchq6TlQ/w-d-xo.html And thank you to the following community members who subscribed after this video was published. I wish we could thank you all. _Mario A., Dougie S., Sarah D., Christopher M., Rafael H., Terry S., Simon John F., kesolino1, Michael (Bags), Elle B., Leave Yo Fair Army, Otis Y., blackdog1967, Simon L., e200al1, Lawrence M., Steel city_
I'm 82 years young and still rocking mainly in my rocking chair. Saw Led Zep early 70s here in Perth Australia, and my ears are still tingling. 😎🎵🎶🎵🎶👋💕
Me to in Perth and I was only 16 and witnessed ROCK perfection. Ears rang for about 3 days after ! Seen a lot of bands in my time but they were the most powerful no doubt.
@@paulkazakoff9231 glad to see that you're still rocking, I've just recently found out that I've been diagnosed with lung cancer, so who knows I may be on the bottom of my Stairway To Heaven, one thing for sure is that I've lived through the greatest music ever made.
We had tickets to the 80 North America tour. The old Capital Center in Landover MD. Was due to play in Oct that year. Then Bonzo died. One of the saddest days in Rock and Roll history.
Jimmy was a master guitarist and a stickler for perfection...JPJ was the quiet multi-instrumentalist classically trained...Bonzo just instinctively knew how to play those drums and Robert played harmonica and had a raw powerful voice...HOW COULD YOU GO WRONG?
How rare it is to find for one of my favorite bands of all time recordings of live performances that I have never seen before. A massive treat, thank you!
I just LOVE t hem...forever!! They did improvisation so much because they are MASTER MUSICIANS!! My PJs are ready!!! Live they are unequalled! I bought this movie and watched it soooooo many times!! I was a teen in the 70s!!
I travelled 30 miles to see this in the Autumn/Fall of 1976 at a cinema/movie theatre in Liverpool. It was a total sensory overload watching Zep in close up on a huge screen from three rows back!
Pretty stoked for this one. My first time really experiencing LZ live was watching this on A&E when I was a young child. No Quarter and Dazed & Confused really did it for me. Since then I don't think I have gone a day without listening to at least one Zep song. And it's about time someone reacts to this movie!🙌🏽
Some of the video comes from a film set at Shepperton Studios in London!! The actual concert footage had lots of missing sections and very badly filmed in some songs si the band were forced to mime their own performances! E.g Black Dog, most of the final two minutes is from a film set.
Really enjoyed the live chat yesterday, despite my 68 year old fingers and eyes not always responding properly and fast enough. Thank you both for the significant amount of time and effort it must involve to present us all with something of this ( hugely superior) quality. This took me right back to a cinema / movie theatre in Liverpool in the Autumn/Fall of 1976. Can’t wait for Part 2!
Cant wait!... I was at that show, the final of the tour, July 29, 1973... I was also at the June 14, 1972 show in NY a couple weeks before the How the West Was Won recordings were done in LA.... Interesting thing is back then when I was 15, I was disappointed somewhat with the '73 show because Plant at that point could not hit the really high stuff like he did the year before... really bugged me that it didnt sound like the records.... my favorite years for Zeppelin will always be '68 to '72, but of course as I got older I came to love everything about '73 as well and give Plant credit for muscling through even though he was constantly dealing with his ever changing and weakening vocal chords due to all those years of abuse!... '73 in many ways is Zep at their creative best!
@@malcshone4409 I certainly did hear him in 75 I saw Zeppelin in 72, 73, 75 and twice in 77 and I’m fully aware of how much Robert sucked in 75. In fact, when I was there in 73 I was disappointed because he couldn’t hit the highs that he was hitting in 72 and earlier. I’ve since come to appreciate and love 73 because he was still giving it his all with his limited range. I’ve never heard anybody’s voice change as dramatically as his did literally through every year from 68 to 80. My favorite for Robert Plant is 70 and 71, although I love 68, 69 and 72 as well lol.
@@EdA1 By 1973 his voice was being “ augmented “ or “ enhanced” by taped sound effects, on Black Dog, D&C and WLL. It’s pretty obvious when you look /listen closely to those songs on TSRTS film. By 1975 he sounds awful on any of the live versions of older songs like Rock n Roll or Over The Hills or SIBLY. He’s ok ( ish) on the songs from Physical Graffiti ( with a lot of “ enhancement effects on Kashmir ) as his voice had already changed when they recorded that album. Saw them at Knebworth in England August 1979 and he was as shaky as hell until about an hour in to the show. Jimmy was even worse and failed on most of his solos. Sad and very disappointing.
@@malcshone4409 agreed. Although physical graffiti had great moments and every one of their albums after that had some good moments, the real magic of Zeppelin both in the studio and live ended for me in ‘73. By ‘77 they were somewhat becoming a parody of themselves. The bullfight cheers, every time Page would play a fast lick were silly. Not only was the playing ability declining they were becoming too aware of themselves. ‘73 to me was the last year that Jimmy really got lost in his playing, closed his eyes and just took it to another place.
@@EdA1 The length of live performances of D&C , NQ and MD had become tedious for sure. The set lit for USA 1977 meant that Plant had almost nothing to do for maybe 45 minutes. People used to drift out of the hall to the bars and rest rooms. Jimmy was, at best, erratic in 1977 and clearly declined from his peak of 1971-75.
allot of people like the studio stuff and say Zep was not good live, i dont think they understand whats really happening, I prefer live Zep (when Page wasnt hungover and Plants voice wasnt shot that is) you gotta show her 'since ive been lovin you' Plant said girls would make him clothes (shirts) so he'd wear it on stage
That's crazy to say zepo isn't good live? Total bs. They revolutionized how bands tour..Neil Young said " led zeppelin on stage!" Studio albums were velted out fast so they could tour. Live is how they became greatest band of all time
Because of the World Cup, we changed the time of the premiere to Sunday Dec 11th at 12pm PST/3pm EST/8pm GMT (9pm Central European). Sorry for the inconvenience!
Yes, Dev Robert Plant wore his girlfriend's shirts frequently! They felt those tops were too confining, at home. Funny to see Jimmy Page's hair when starting the concert puffy and well-kept then as the show progresses and he sweats his hair lose its gorgeous structure. Great to SEE "Celebration Day" and "Over the Hills and Far Away" under the TH-cam cloud! Become a Patreon SEE the whole thing!! Great job on the edits, Mike! Fantastic start!
TIME CHANGE: It's finally time for MSG 73! Come & chat during this very exciting (for us) premiere on Sunday Dec 11th at 12pm PST/3pm EST/8pm GMT (9pm Central European). And don't forget that our reaction to the entire "The Song Remains the Same" movie (including extras) is coming to Patreon in full-screen HD.
Unfortunately this clashes with a huge World Cup soccer game between England 🏴 and France 🇫🇷! I will catch up with you guys later that night. Can’t wait to see your reactions to LZ live on stage in 1973.
Celebration Day was in the film and on the album. And same here about seeing Bonzo in concert. I have seen them all individually but man it would have been great to actually see LZ.
Great how you brought all of these videos together. Didn’t get to see this show live but saw them in 75 and 77 at msg. Great shows but I think this one was the height of their mastery
Well, you've done it: Y'all have made me vow to dust off my old dvd of this movie, with all the extra footage, and pop it in for the Big Screen--none of this laptop-watching crap, lol! Great reaction to a truly brilliant performance by one of the undeniably greatest rock bands to ever strut a stage!
Yeah - LZ and PF are the best, no 2 ways about that. You're raving more over this than the PF Animals album - so if you want LIVE PF, try their PULSE concert at Earl's Court - I don't memorise the year, but it was in their golden years (think Roger had left and didn't make a guest appearance for that - but may be wrong. He was living in London then I think, one of the "poshe" western suburbs).
A great follow up / companion piece to this after you listen to the next couple of albums is the '75 tour - first 4 songs to see how they evolved from this tour. The obvious example is Earls Court as it is pro shot and multi-tracked, but I'd also suggest the boot from March 21st, Seattle as it is one of their best performances of '75 (of which their were many) and the bootleg is of exceptionally good quality.
I come back to this MSG show again & again...The Zep were in their prime & knockin' it outta the park - expansive & tight...hadn't heard OTHAFA from MSG before - great stuff...Thx again U2 ! (looking forward to HD version)...
It was so great to see this movie when it first came out in 1976. It was a lot to take in for a 15 year old kid, Fosho!!! Afterwards, my girlfriend and future wife saw them live in the Summer of 1977 at the Inglewood Forum in Los Angeles. Led Zeppelin of 1977 was not the Zep of 1973 as they had evolved again. Jimmy was so different at this stage. I was expecting 1973 Madison Square Garden Jimmy. Great show nevertheless. It was so loud compared to McCartney and Wings that I saw the summer before.
For the better part of 25+ years, this was the only legal video record of Zeppelin that fans had. You could only see it in theaters, many of which ran it on Saturday nights for years and years. You'd go out with your friends on Saturday nights, have a good time, then hit the theater for the midnight show. BTW: many of the shirts Plant wore at concerts with his open chest were actually the blouses of groupies he bedded the night before.
In the 70's when Zeppelin toured North America, I was too young to attend concerts, in the summer of 1980, I was finally old enough to go to concerts, our local radio station was hyping a Led Zeppelin tour, and my city was on the itinerary, some friends and I were planning on getting tickets, and then in September................I never got a chance to see Zep, tho, 5 yrs later, I was able to see Jimmy with The Firm.
Excellent! I've watched this concert a zillion times and it never gets old. Fun to watch it with you two! Thanks for adding in the extra footage where needed. When Page moves over to play next to Jones and Bonham, better watch out! lol
Mike my good man I feel as though I should warn your good self and Dev that on Saturday evening is a big football event in England. At 19:00 GMT England are playing France in The World Cup quarter-final. Now this is a fairly big event here so I’m afraid it might clash with your Premiere of Maddison Square Garden release. I understand that it’s an hour before but as an Englishman in preparation we like to have a few ales beforehand. It softens the blow for when we get completely dismantled by a very good French team. Of course not all your viewers are English but I’m just excusing myself and others in case you are wondering where your English contingent are. I will be sure to watch the recording and it’s a shame I will miss it as I am really enjoying the music that you have introduced me to and I love conversing with you two. All the very best , Dan
Great call on Roberts shirt. A female groupie gave it to him just before the show started. Some groups like Kiss, Bowie ELO a little later had elaborate set ups but Zeppelin made a point not to do it so the music would take center stage.
None like them…immense talent.Lead singer incomparable, lead guitarist who was way ahead of his time, an underrated bassist who played the keyboards also, and a drummer who beat the drums like they owed him money.Interesting story of how they got their name….when they started out they were not well received in the UK, and a story came out with a review of them saying that their music would “ probably go over like a lead zeppelin”( how we say like a lead balloon in the U.S.So they took it as motivation. Was that writer wrong or what? Lol
Fancy leaving out Celebration Day and Over The Hills And Far Away from the film. I always felt that the original film (which I first saw in the cinema on it’s release) was enjoyable, but didn’t really do them justice.
One for the Zep freaks. Plant can’t reach some of the high registers that he did in 71 and before by the 75 tour and beyond, but when did it first start deteriorating? Was in around 73, the time of this tour or not until 75?
There is a version of celebration day with an isolated bass track floating around out there. JPJ was bringing the funk in the most awesome way in that song. th-cam.com/video/o7pOpokFYgk/w-d-xo.html
I have been told if it's true Robert's shirt is a woman's shirt from either a fan or someone he spent the night with. I prefer to think a fan. But will never no. Lol
A lot of bands, back in the day, were better live. There are many bands who were great and made a good living touring, but just couldn't get the excitement and dynamism down on vinyl. Jimmy et al had done a lot of session work to pay the bills and knew how to get it down. When the OPEC oil crisis hit in the 1970s, the price of vinyl went up and record companies got the idea of doing live albums to save money. And those bands got their chance.
I think the Celebration Day solo from the original 1976 soundtrack album [ th-cam.com/video/6BTpR_35pJw/w-d-xo.html ] is superior to the one at 11:58 - Who agrees with me (or not)?
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Let’s just say Led Zeppelin was is and will always be unparalleled for its live performances.
I'm 82 years young and still rocking mainly in my rocking chair. Saw Led Zep early 70s here in Perth Australia, and my ears are still tingling. 😎🎵🎶🎵🎶👋💕
Me to in Perth and I was only 16 and witnessed ROCK perfection. Ears rang for about 3 days after ! Seen a lot of bands in my time but they were the most powerful no doubt.
@@paulkazakoff9231 glad to see that you're still rocking, I've just recently found out that I've been diagnosed with lung cancer, so who knows I may be on the bottom of my Stairway To Heaven, one thing for sure is that I've lived through the greatest music ever made.
We had tickets to the 80 North America tour. The old Capital Center in Landover MD. Was due to play in Oct that year. Then Bonzo died. One of the saddest days in Rock and Roll history.
Jimmy was a master guitarist and a stickler for perfection...JPJ was the quiet multi-instrumentalist classically trained...Bonzo just instinctively knew how to play those drums and Robert played harmonica and had a raw powerful voice...HOW COULD YOU GO WRONG?
No one has ever played drums like Bonzo. I was so angry when the news came it took me years to get over it.
@@malcshone4409 all of us felt the same
How rare it is to find for one of my favorite bands of all time recordings of live performances that I have never seen before.
A massive treat, thank you!
I just LOVE t hem...forever!! They did improvisation so much because they are MASTER MUSICIANS!! My PJs are ready!!! Live they are unequalled! I bought this movie and watched it soooooo many times!! I was a teen in the 70s!!
I travelled 30 miles to see this in the Autumn/Fall of 1976 at a cinema/movie theatre in Liverpool. It was a total sensory overload watching Zep in close up on a huge screen from three rows back!
@@malcshone4409 that had to be amazing! Great memories!
I also like this version of Celebration Day over the studio version. It just goes so hard and they're all on fire.
Agreed
After the crowd participation part is the best and nastiest heavy groove ever🤘
I've probably watched it about 100x or more it's my go to movie to bring back my youth
Lucky to have been there at this show in 1973 at MSG
FIRE!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Damn. Love those Floor Toms.
;)>
Pretty stoked for this one. My first time really experiencing LZ live was watching this on A&E when I was a young child. No Quarter and Dazed & Confused really did it for me. Since then I don't think I have gone a day without listening to at least one Zep song. And it's about time someone reacts to this movie!🙌🏽
This was filmed over three nights and not always does the audio and video come from the same concert.
Some of the video comes from a film set at Shepperton Studios in London!! The actual concert footage had lots of missing sections and very badly filmed in some songs si the band were forced to mime their own performances! E.g Black Dog, most of the final two minutes is from a film set.
@@malcshone4409 Yes. John Paul Jones wore a wig for the re-shoots. It sticks out to me every time I see it.
Well done guys!
Great reaction guys. Ty! Someone brought some nice puppies to the reaction too I see. Ty for those as well. 👍 Mark
Really enjoyed the live chat yesterday, despite my 68 year old fingers and eyes not always responding properly and fast enough. Thank you both for the significant amount of time and effort it must involve to present us all with something of this ( hugely superior) quality. This took me right back to a cinema / movie theatre in Liverpool in the Autumn/Fall of 1976. Can’t wait for Part 2!
Robert's shirt is from the night befores conquest, so I've been told.
Cant wait!... I was at that show, the final of the tour, July 29, 1973... I was also at the June 14, 1972 show in NY a couple weeks before the How the West Was Won recordings were done in LA.... Interesting thing is back then when I was 15, I was disappointed somewhat with the '73 show because Plant at that point could not hit the really high stuff like he did the year before... really bugged me that it didnt sound like the records.... my favorite years for Zeppelin will always be '68 to '72, but of course as I got older I came to love everything about '73 as well and give Plant credit for muscling through even though he was constantly dealing with his ever changing and weakening vocal chords due to all those years of abuse!... '73 in many ways is Zep at their creative best!
Lucky you didn’t hear Robert live in 1975. He couldn’t get near anything recorded before Physical Graffiti.
@@malcshone4409 I certainly did hear him in 75 I saw Zeppelin in 72, 73, 75 and twice in 77 and I’m fully aware of how much Robert sucked in 75. In fact, when I was there in 73 I was disappointed because he couldn’t hit the highs that he was hitting in 72 and earlier. I’ve since come to appreciate and love 73 because he was still giving it his all with his limited range. I’ve never heard anybody’s voice change as dramatically as his did literally through every year from 68 to 80. My favorite for Robert Plant is 70 and 71, although I love 68, 69 and 72 as well lol.
@@EdA1 By 1973 his voice was being “ augmented “ or “ enhanced” by taped sound effects, on Black Dog, D&C and WLL. It’s pretty obvious when you look /listen closely to those songs on TSRTS film. By 1975 he sounds awful on any of the live versions of older songs like Rock n Roll or Over The Hills or SIBLY. He’s ok ( ish) on the songs from Physical Graffiti ( with a lot of “ enhancement effects on Kashmir ) as his voice had already changed when they recorded that album. Saw them at Knebworth in England August 1979 and he was as shaky as hell until about an hour in to the show. Jimmy was even worse and failed on most of his solos. Sad and very disappointing.
@@malcshone4409 agreed. Although physical graffiti had great moments and every one of their albums after that had some good moments, the real magic of Zeppelin both in the studio and live ended for me in ‘73. By ‘77 they were somewhat becoming a parody of themselves. The bullfight cheers, every time Page would play a fast lick were silly. Not only was the playing ability declining they were becoming too aware of themselves. ‘73 to me was the last year that Jimmy really got lost in his playing, closed his eyes and just took it to another place.
@@EdA1 The length of live performances of D&C , NQ and MD had become tedious for sure. The set lit for USA 1977 meant that Plant had almost nothing to do for maybe 45 minutes. People used to drift out of the hall to the bars and rest rooms. Jimmy was, at best, erratic in 1977 and clearly declined from his peak of 1971-75.
allot of people like the studio stuff and say Zep was not good live, i dont think they understand whats really happening, I prefer live Zep (when Page wasnt hungover and Plants voice wasnt shot that is)
you gotta show her 'since ive been lovin you' Plant said girls would make him clothes (shirts) so he'd wear it on stage
That's crazy to say zepo isn't good live? Total bs. They revolutionized how bands tour..Neil Young said " led zeppelin on stage!" Studio albums were velted out fast so they could tour. Live is how they became greatest band of all time
Because of the World Cup, we changed the time of the premiere to Sunday Dec 11th at 12pm PST/3pm EST/8pm GMT (9pm Central European). Sorry for the inconvenience!
Btw found this rare item today. Understandable why it wasn’t played live very much! th-cam.com/video/8GvOfTVHxwU/w-d-xo.html
Yes, Dev Robert Plant wore his girlfriend's shirts frequently! They felt those tops were too confining, at home. Funny to see Jimmy Page's hair when starting the concert puffy and well-kept then as the show progresses and he sweats his hair lose its gorgeous structure. Great to SEE "Celebration Day" and "Over the Hills and Far Away" under the TH-cam cloud! Become a Patreon SEE the whole thing!! Great job on the edits, Mike! Fantastic start!
TIME CHANGE: It's finally time for MSG 73! Come & chat during this very exciting (for us) premiere on Sunday Dec 11th at 12pm PST/3pm EST/8pm GMT (9pm Central European). And don't forget that our reaction to the entire "The Song Remains the Same" movie (including extras) is coming to Patreon in full-screen HD.
Unfortunately this clashes with a huge World Cup soccer game between England 🏴 and France 🇫🇷! I will catch up with you guys later that night. Can’t wait to see your reactions to LZ live on stage in 1973.
@@malcshone4409 We changed it to Sunday, a little later in the day. Hope you can make it. 😀
@@MusicforBusyPeople I’m very grateful for that. Of course I’ll be there.
Celebration Day was in the film and on the album. And same here about seeing Bonzo in concert. I have seen them all individually but man it would have been great to actually see LZ.
Kinda like watching a tennis match set to Zep. Lol Semper Fi
I've seen this movie n still watching it since 1976
Me too
Great how you brought all of these videos together. Didn’t get to see this show live but saw them in 75 and 77 at msg. Great shows but I think this one was the height of their mastery
Well, you've done it: Y'all have made me vow to dust off my old dvd of this movie, with all the extra footage, and pop it in for the Big Screen--none of this laptop-watching crap, lol! Great reaction to a truly brilliant performance by one of the undeniably greatest rock bands to ever strut a stage!
Nice, love this concert.
That was awesome guys. Great format!!!
Yeah - LZ and PF are the best, no 2 ways about that.
You're raving more over this than the PF Animals album - so if you want LIVE PF, try their PULSE concert at Earl's Court - I don't memorise the year, but it was in their golden years (think Roger had left and didn't make a guest appearance for that - but may be wrong. He was living in London then I think, one of the "poshe" western suburbs).
A great follow up / companion piece to this after you listen to the next couple of albums is the '75 tour - first 4 songs to see how they evolved from this tour. The obvious example is Earls Court as it is pro shot and multi-tracked, but I'd also suggest the boot from March 21st, Seattle as it is one of their best performances of '75 (of which their were many) and the bootleg is of exceptionally good quality.
Such full on swagger.
I saw the thumbnail and read the channel name as Music for Busty People. I wasn't completely wrong.
I come back to this MSG show again & again...The Zep were in their prime & knockin' it outta the park - expansive & tight...hadn't heard OTHAFA from MSG before - great stuff...Thx again U2 ! (looking forward to HD version)...
I am really enjoying this concert after all these years. FYI, as a bonus, I discovered a different guitar solo for OTHAFA for the Patreon HD version.
@@MusicforBusyPeople Can't wait 🎸🔥
It was so great to see this movie when it first came out in 1976. It was a lot to take in for a 15 year old kid, Fosho!!! Afterwards, my girlfriend and future wife saw them live in the Summer of 1977 at the Inglewood Forum in Los Angeles. Led Zeppelin of 1977 was not the Zep of 1973 as they had evolved again. Jimmy was so different at this stage. I was expecting 1973 Madison Square Garden Jimmy. Great show nevertheless. It was so loud compared to McCartney and Wings that I saw the summer before.
For the better part of 25+ years, this was the only legal video record of Zeppelin that fans had. You could only see it in theaters, many of which ran it on Saturday nights for years and years. You'd go out with your friends on Saturday nights, have a good time, then hit the theater for the midnight show.
BTW: many of the shirts Plant wore at concerts with his open chest were actually the blouses of groupies he bedded the night before.
I never heard that version of 'Over the Hills and Far Away.' That was good.
Just unbelievably great. There was no one like Zeppelin. And Jimmy Page was just impossibly cool!
In the 70's when Zeppelin toured North America, I was too young to attend concerts, in the summer of 1980, I was finally old enough to go to concerts, our local radio station was hyping a Led Zeppelin tour, and my city was on the itinerary, some friends and I were planning on getting tickets, and then in September................I never got a chance to see Zep, tho, 5 yrs later, I was able to see Jimmy with The Firm.
Excellent job with your remix brother and love the two of you, keep it up thank you!
Excellent! I've watched this concert a zillion times and it never gets old. Fun to watch it with you two! Thanks for adding in the extra footage where needed. When Page moves over to play next to Jones and Bonham, better watch out! lol
So glad you enjoyed it
Fyi Robert plant did wear women's blouses on stage in the 70s women went nuts back in the day
Yes he did...believe me I would have given him my shirt!! ☺
@@juliemanarin4127 😃😃😃of course you would I wouldn't dought it
13:19, adoro , i love you, je t aime❤
I had the soundtrack as a teenager in the seventies this song was on it. Now Black dog wasn't on this soundtrack
Mike my good man I feel as though I should warn your good self and Dev that on Saturday evening is a big football event in England. At 19:00 GMT England are playing France in The World Cup quarter-final. Now this is a fairly big event here so I’m afraid it might clash with your Premiere of Maddison Square Garden release. I understand that it’s an hour before but as an Englishman in preparation we like to have a few ales beforehand. It softens the blow for when we get completely dismantled by a very good French team. Of course not all your viewers are English but I’m just excusing myself and others in case you are wondering where your English contingent are.
I will be sure to watch the recording and it’s a shame I will miss it as I am really enjoying the music that you have introduced me to and I love conversing with you two.
All the very best , Dan
Good point, Dan. ⚽🍺 We understand, football fans! We are going to change the time to Sunday, a little later in the day.
We changed the premiere to Sunday 20:00 GMT. Hope you can make it. 😀
Great call on Roberts shirt. A female groupie gave it to him just before the show started. Some groups like Kiss, Bowie ELO a little later had elaborate set ups but Zeppelin made a point not to do it so the music would take center stage.
I think this is better than the original film!
GODS ARE INMORTAL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
None like them…immense talent.Lead singer incomparable, lead guitarist who was way ahead of his time, an underrated bassist who played the keyboards also, and a drummer who beat the drums like they owed him money.Interesting story of how they got their name….when they started out they were not well received in the UK, and a story came out with a review of them saying that their music would “ probably go over like a lead zeppelin”( how we say like a lead balloon in the U.S.So they took it as motivation. Was that writer wrong or what? Lol
She doesn't act like a led Zeppelin fan ...but he does.
Fancy leaving out Celebration Day and Over The Hills And Far Away from the film. I always felt that the original film (which I first saw in the cinema on it’s release) was enjoyable, but didn’t really do them justice.
The bass on celebration day is out of control.
One for the Zep freaks.
Plant can’t reach some of the high registers that he did in 71 and before by the 75 tour and beyond, but when did it first start deteriorating? Was in around 73, the time of this tour or not until 75?
It’s said he wore the shirts of the women he was sleeping with
I wonder when the big reveal will come.
1975 tour plays over the hills faster. So sick
There is a version of celebration day with an isolated bass track floating around out there. JPJ was bringing the funk in the most awesome way in that song.
th-cam.com/video/o7pOpokFYgk/w-d-xo.html
allot of outtake material in the video
So many clear overdubs on this track. WTF are the owners of LZCo. trying to do?
I have been told if it's true Robert's shirt is a woman's shirt from either a fan or someone he spent the night with. I prefer to think a fan. But will never no. Lol
Could be both. I read that the fan took Robert's shirt that he was going to wear at the concert and would not give it back so he took her blouse.
A lot of bands, back in the day, were better live. There are many bands who were great and made a good living touring, but just couldn't get the excitement and dynamism down on vinyl. Jimmy et al had done a lot of session work to pay the bills and knew how to get it down. When the OPEC oil crisis hit in the 1970s, the price of vinyl went up and record companies got the idea of doing live albums to save money. And those bands got their chance.
I think the Celebration Day solo from the original 1976 soundtrack album [ th-cam.com/video/6BTpR_35pJw/w-d-xo.html ] is superior to the one at 11:58 - Who agrees with me (or not)?
React to On Your Feet Or On Your Knees (1975/76 live) by Blue Oyster Cult....your ears will bleed, and be sure to bring your whip!
Is Dev competing with Percy for who could show the most decolletage?
You lost me with using the Lord's name in vain. Bye now.
You should've played TSRTS "Fan Edition" and you would have Black Dog played in full and Rn'R segues into Celebration Day.