Led Zeppelin: The Song Remains the Same - "Whole Lotta Love" Clip
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- The line forms here for the world s greatest and possibly most influential band--Led Zeppelin! Band members supervised the remastering and Dolby 5.1 remixing of the film s image and sound. Featuring performances of such classics as "Dazed and Confused," "Stairway to Heaven" and "Whole Lotta Love," this mesmerizing movie built around Zep s famed 1973 concerts at New York's Madison Square Garden is convincing proof why. In addition to their performances, The Song Remains the Same features fantasy sequences and at-home glimpses of Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, John Paul Jones and the late John Bonham.This 2-disc Special Edition has over 40 minutes of newly-added extra features including two never-before-released performances ("Celebration Day" and "Over the Hills and Far Away"). There is also vintage TV footage of the band's arrival in Tampa, Florida (for their record-breaking performance), the famous Drake Hotel Robbery (which took during their concert stand in New York), and a BBC interview with lead singer Robert Plant and band manager Peter Grant.
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John Paul Jones scorched earth underneath it all.
Along with Bonzo
AMEN!!
Jonesy and Bonzo are absolutely on fire!
King shit
I listen to this part just to focus on Jones
Theremin + Page + the best rhythm section in rock history = awesome.
+ heroin and a Bottle of Jack.
+ Robert moaning
+bonzo and drums
@@leviozymandias8045 and jpj on bass
thr
So I guess Jimmy Page is a Jedi Master now. He’s using the Force to play music.
Yes, the dark side!
Actually, this was 1973. Star Wars was ripping off Jimmy Page.
He's using a themerin, actually. I also have one.
That and then some
@pabloguerrero758 Do you have the outfit that goes with it2
This band is out of this world.
God of rock
@@ssamaqua1 nobody could touch them IMO
Jimmy and Robert holding down the front line with the sound effects will John Paul and Bonzo do their amazing James Brown rhythm section impression, holding the whole thing down. Perfect chemistry, if not alchemy.
Led Zeppelin, ladies and gentlemen.
They ruled the 70's. No band even came close
Gods
Blackmore is Rainbow.
JPJ and JB doing the real heavy lifting. That bass work is the true event for my ears.
The wizard at work. Page was such an exciting player to watch.
Shame on the filmmakers for not showing Jones or Bonham during this segment. NOT ONCE! Is anyone else hearing what’s going on back there? It’s a whole other sub-concert on its own! These guys were from another planet!
It was at Shepperton Studios in the fall of ‘74…where they gathered to recreate the entire ‘73 stage and run the set. I’m fully aware of this shoot.
I get what ur saying but u can just hear the awesomeness in the music from them. John had his moments with moby dick. An john paul with No qurater
@@lordsauto I know...but this is some of the most intense electric bass playing ever recorded, in my opinion.
I hear it Brother a throbbing beat
I 1:35 would love a shot of JB and JPJ playing this fucking camera man sucked when they shot this.
John Paul Jones amazing
He's the unluckiest guy ever. He's the greatest composer/keyboard/bassist ever, but he goes unnoticed next to Viking/Genius/Klingon Bonham and the Page/Plant duo.
LOL, I just remembered John Paul Jones' first naval victory: he defeated the Bon Homme Richard.... get it? Bon Homme... Bonham?
JPJ is also a time traveler fwiw. :)
That’s some black magic right there!
Granted from The Commander-In-Chief😮
The one and only Led Zeppelin.
his mastery of the theremin is amazing
The greatest band to ever rock! 🤘🤘
The theremin is capable of producing some really eerie, haunting sound.
Jimmy’s not a master of the instrument but, omg, the sounds & effects!!!
Truly a genius and Zeppelin...GOAT!!
It's the Echoplex that's making the haunting repeats.
Lev Sergueïevith Termen, the inventor of the theremin, was also a genius who was ent to a Russian gulag of all places.
Real pioneer of space rock Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd.. listen to Monster Magnet's Tab song pretty much same shit for 30 minutes straight
@@VlxWIZzZARDxlV ALONG WITH a theremin.
The Four Great Elements..
John Paul Jones Teaches Amazing Magic Techniques
The ultimate in mind expansion
God, the drums and bass, They were the best man,
Theremin, echoplex, Marshall amplification, and the main ingredient, Jimmy Page= Another realm
I think he’s using an Orange amp
and the Best fucking rhythm section in the entire history of music, JPJ and Bonzo just ripped the entire earth with that absolute killer of a rhythm section
@@brown22sugar25 yeah I think the Echoplex and the Theremin we're going through the orange. And then his Les Paul's going through another Echoplex into the plexi
Ive seen this movie more than any other in my lifetime (well over 100).... and This was always one of my Favorite parts.
somewhat. but i have to say for me is when page turns his violin bow into shreds.
Hate to be that guy but it’s a cello bow!
Hate to be that guy but it’s a cello bow!
Hate to be that guy but it’s a cello bow!
Hate to be that guy but it’s a cello bow!
One of the greatest jams in history.
Jones keeping the peace from the shadows as always.
There is nothing more intense and crazy in rock than that.
Hahaha ... Jimmy is having so much fun! 😁😘
Led zepellin sin duda la banda más completa de la historia
XD
La mejor de todos los tiempos
Greatest rock band ever
They were more than just "Rock"....they`re in a category all of their own.
1.08 my favorite part, where JPJ really lets it rip, incredible playing, wish we could see him instead.
lets it rip? very sus description but okay
@@slim3190 Ok Mr Poet, how would you describe it?
Sometimes I stand next to my mirror, holding my guitar and do karate chops while listening to this……aieeee aieeee aieeee
What's with the mysterious hand gestures Jimmy? The Song Remains the Same is a Great show from the best rock band ever.
Not sure if you're trolling, bit either way the hand gestures are actually playing an instrument.. The theremin, it's the antenna you see.. As he makes various hand gestures, different kind of tones come out of the speakers, so he's playing an instrument throughout one of their songs.
BlueOwlz thanks for the info. I didn't know that. I'm kind of obsessed with led Zeppelin and Jimmys Crowley obsession. It just makes then the real deal.
@@blueowlz
I love the way Jimmy seems to really have fun playing the theramin. It’s like it’s his favorite toy.
That bass! Damn. All of it shoot.
LED ZEPPELIN FOREVER! LONG LIVE LED ZEPPELIN!
JPJ different class that bass is amazing
Jimmy is so great it's amazing he's so awesome
I am in love thank you
Jimmy Page using the theremin.
The legend Jimmy page..The power of theremin..
I’ve heard this is what space sounds like. Theremin with some great bass and drums under it
Magic !!!
The bass is the best part
That part made the whole album worth it. Audio tech is complicated, and the third party who recorded this concert, well, clearly it doesn’t have the power of the Albert hall concert recording
I used to play that at 6 back when the volume only went to 5.
The Cap master at work.
That huge repeating Thunderclap effect comes from slamming the tape head away from the record head for long repeats 0:50
After hearing so many people trying to imitate his skills, I realize there is no point in even buying a theremin. I'll just enjoy his music instead.
John Paul Jones made that whole thing happen.
Bonzo was basically keeping time (with more artistry than any other drummer could possibly do) and Page/Plant were doing call/response. If not for the bass and drums, the call/response would just be Yoko Ono-type noise. But that tight bass tied everything together and made it compelling.
Here's Jimmy having a blast taking it easy while the rest of the band is working they ass off haha
Happy 79th Jimmy
Oh my god just woooooow
While all the beautiful noises were being created by Jimmy Page and Robert Plant, the background groove played by JPJ and Bonham was the true killer.
theremin + echoplex + Jimmy fucking Page
.....wew
Why can’t I find this hole whole sone anymore
Rip Bonzo
A "Jedi mind f__k!"....fill in the blank.
There is any link for this show?
If you want a real piece of Zeppelin history, Jimmy is selling that Theremin. He hasn't touched it in years.
Was the a whole on page right back sleeves?
He's using an echoplex
What's in his left hand, I have a theremin
Jon Bonham is a god that drumming is next level
he's using what's called a pitch theremin. no volume antenna.it designed to be used just like he's using it.to make noise..jimmie page can not actually play the theremin that i know of but he was one of ,if not the first to use any theremin in a rock show.. years later the talking heads used one but it was an actual theremin.
Why can't this be played on Wheel of Fortune when guests are guessing letters?
Sounds like pink floyd`s "saucerful of secrets" or "on the run"
Neymar
Obviously everyone has their own tastes, especially in music, only a small clarification should be made.
Many say that Page "plays" the theremin, but I would say that "uses" it.
Without going into long explanations I put the link to an example
th-cam.com/video/lY7sXKGZl2w/w-d-xo.html
The theremin that jimmy page owns is 100$ on amazon lol
The beginning of Stairway to Heaven, JPJ did that with a $4 recorder.
@@331SVTCobra Really, I thought it was Jones playing FLUTE tapes on the MELLOTRON
paulj0557 Jones didn’t own a Mellotron until some time in 1972, he started using it on the Japanese tour.
かっこいいけどなんか笑った
كانه قاعد يهاوش الثيريمن
これがロック界のミルテン…‼
Years later Dimebag Darrel did the same with guitar, amp, distortion and tremolo. ⚡
Don`t mention Jimmy in the same breath as that type of lunkhead.
And Whammy Pedal
Who's the 1 and lonely Dislike ?!?! Dumb, just Dumb...
There exist more than 1 dislike, and what's wrong with dislike?
That wasn't even a good solo at all.
@@faggotsmoker9588 It wasn't a solo as much as it was a performance, an interlude to mystify the crowd...
😂😂😂😂😂
Plant is getting shot by laser bullets-
Diggin that watermark
No cel phones, no $15 light beers, pot smoke hovering over the crowd, and $5 for a ticket. What the fuck happened?
Excellent