In 5th grade (1971) we still had “Show & Tell”...a classmate brought a 45 rpm record (a Zeppelin rarity) and put it on the class record player. Out of the 3” or 4” single speaker came “Hey hey mama said the way you move, gonna make you sweat, gonna make you groove”...the teacher immediately said “TAKE THAT RECORD OFF NOW”...I was immediately hooked on Zeppelin.
... and after all these years of progressive innovation and acceptance ... a teacher in 2021 would have the exact same prudish regressive response ... my look how far we've come
I ‘m 25 and I am in love with Led Zeppelin, can’t stop listening to their great music! I sense this music with every fiber of my being. I want Marty and Doc get me back into 1971...
Beau Cat if that were possible I would go back the year that Zepp was formed ... and would accompany them all these years. I actually listen to LZ since I was born but I was born very, very late 😭
Wow. And there they are....Page and Plant. Like two mythical creatures. So young looking and just starting to arrive at the peak of their powers. It's sort of unreal to see old footage like for all the world like they're just walking around like that today. I really liked the "beard" period of the band!
Look kids, these guys actually played their own instruments! No auto tune, no lip syncing, nobody dancing with five other dancers doing the same thing, no politics, and they actually wrote their own music, isn't that crazy?
Dumb comment. Things change, accept it and move on. Music from that era was very political. There were many bands that "lip synced" their live performances to pre recorded versions. Lastly, plenty of artists these days write their own songs, while also plenty of bands back then had ghost writers who wrote their music for them. Take a seat buddy
@@marttram2183 this days no one created anything as there is no creativity at all ! What you talking about? Today's music is absolutely RUBBISH! Comercial rubbish. And thank Zeppelin for modified so many songs as for example from Robert Johnson, plus other blues musicians and singers otherwise no one in this days will now that they ixisted!
@@srvenenoforte thats the problem, you're only hearing the commercialized stuff. Check out the song "ragged wood" by fleet foxes. Or "I didn't know" by skinshape. Or "blue" by far caspian. Or "selfish lover" by mild orange. Or "dope and smoke" by dope lemon. Theres still plenty of good music coming out these days, and yes I even like some rap. I'm also huge into blues, 60s, 70s, 90s, etc. Theres good music in every decade if you look hard enough bro
What a beautiful life we had griwing up in the 70s without ekectrinic shit to dominate our brain ..cars , fashion and music everything was new and cool and we were all cool.
Zeppelin's best period, 69 to 1973. When i have heard Black Dog for the first time in 2019, it was unbelievable, I've seen many singers singing high, but Robert... Best rock 'n' roll chest ever! 💕💕 Ps: sorry for my english. 🤣🤣
I was blessed to have seen them in 1973 at MSG. I have to admit I don’t remember much of the concert, (nothing to do with drugs) I couldn’t take my eyes off of RP the entire night. I was in love and in lust with him! ❤ I miss those days. Good times, good memories!
OMFG. Time machine, please! It's an emergency! 1971was so beautiful: Zeppelin at their absolute peak, the cold war, music didn't suck, men looked cool, and other good stuff.
I miss the 70s I had fun growing up in that time. NO CELL PHONES NO INTERNET NO COMPUTERS!!! life was good the music was great. Good Times. I seen Led Zeppelin at the pontiac silver dome in 77 but unfortunately I got shitfaced and only remember puking in the bathroom for quite a long time lol
I seen them, too, on that tour in June of 77 in LA (March 1975, as well). Since it sounds like you know what you missed, I'm not gonna pour salt on a 40+ year old wound. Probably still stings a little...
I finally located a bootleg where was playing bass. As a drummer im qualified to know. But anyone can hear 'Wow! Never heaed him play like that before.'
Its alleged he had a johnson as thick as an anaconda and as long as one of Bonzo's sticks. But he was the lonely man. He was often turned down unable to find takers who wanted to be bored out that way.
@@digiorno1142 Depending on where you look and who you ask, he's 6'1" in heels he was close to 6'3". He wore heels off and on all through Zeppelin, look at the heels he's wearing at The Bath Festival. That's 1970, and those are probably 3" heels he's got on. So yeah, he wore them for a long time.
classic we are lucky there films out there to be restore and to let today people see what was then in 71 I was only 9 at that moment of time now i'm 59 years young how cool is that. =)
Jimmy Page Claims his Guitar Playing was at It's peak in 1971.....This can be seen in the recently officially released 1971 BBC concert...however their Japan performances that year in 1971 were I think the best in any country that they performed that year ....The version of Celebration Day on the Fatally Wanderer Bootleg shows Pages guitar playing at it's absolute peak..and of course the rest of the band play brilliantly on that recording too
I love those concerts but I have to respectfully disagree friend :) In my opinion their 1973 Madison Square garden performances is where Jimmy is at his peak. And that is because Plant is at his peak as well and so are Bonzo and JPJ.. so they all pushed each other to be better and better and the result is an incredible concert captured on film for our enjoyment
Have you listened to the Official BBC recordings release which has a Live John Peel concert from 1971 which Page put out on Vinyl as well as other current standard formats recently...Did you listen to Whole lotta Love and Communication Breakdown..which I felt were stunning and better than anything from 1973.....??....Page himself has explained in great detail in interviews and articles how he himself knew that his live guitar playing was at it's peak in 1971......OK Fatally Wanderer may not have as great a sound quality as Madison Squre Gardens 1973 ....but it's reasonably good by bootleg standards......and celebration day which he plays on the 12 string is still more musically enjoyable, interesting, complicated and longer than celebration day on the "Song Remains the same" fiilm..which he plays on his 6 string Les Paul.....I mean have you actually listened to the "Fatally Wanderer" bootleg ????...I mean there is so much amazing stuff on various other bootlegs such as "Live on Blueberry Hill" whch was mistaken as an official Zeppelin live release !
Maurice Maguire that seems to be true. The earlier you go, the better his live performance seemed to be and '71 was early in their career; the same year they released the fourth album I think. I remember hearing a recording of one of the Japan shows and Bonham just wandered off backstage and no one could find him for like 20 minutes. I guess he was too busy filming
Steve Booth yeah defo in the very early days from formation in september i think 68 up until sometime in 69 they had a limited set of original numbers plus not the greatest equipment such as selmer amps...but with their growing popularity and increased revenue ...to be continued. ..
John L That's how they almost always started it live. I wish they would have played a complete Out On The Tiles live, but I don't think they ever did. Just as a side note, Celebration Day is the name of a video featuring Zeppelin in 2007 with Jason Bonham on drums. They resurrected "For Your Life" from Presence live for the first time. Jason did a hell of a job, he really stepped up and it surprised me because he was so much like his Dad this last time around as compared to '88. Anyway, it's well worth watching.
@@itsmedrooms6071 the band has played Out On The Tiles, once at the L.A. Forum 1970. It's really cool. I forgot the bootleg of the show. But I think it's called live on blueberry hill
Grant would have been stomped on if he started throwing his ample weight around in Japan. They have 'real' gangsters over there. And proper wrestlers too!
You made me happy again Mr. Zep! Thanks for this wonderful film of which some of these stills are in a photobook that I've had for over forty years. Great stuff and you're doing a fantastic job of showing what's not been widely available to my knowledge. Thank you!
It's seen for the first time to see moving Zeppelin in Hiroshima&Ginza.Even though it's clean movie, isn't it? Their time can be judged by a logo of the Sapporo Olympics drawn by a fuselage of an airplane. Thank you very much for your valuable picture.
I thought that Bonham was not in the picture, but it was a video taken by him. No wonder the members were so relaxed and natural ♪ I could tell that Bonham really loved the members.All the members are good friends 💞jonesy is cute💞0:32 Can you see Bonham with a camera on the windowpane? ボーナムが写っていないと思ったら彼の撮影した映像だったのですね。道理でメンバーがみんなリラックスしてたり自然体な感じ♪メンバーが大好きだったんだな〜と伝わってきました。みんな仲良いなあ💞0:32 窓ガラスにカメラ持ってるボーナム写ってる？？
I've always believed their live performances were nothing more than glorified jam sessions -- rehearsed. ;) Always refreshing to hear them playing by the spirit while at the same time maintaining the formula for each song. And these home movies are amazing. I remember seeing pics of their time in Japan during when these home movies were made, but never the actual footage. Love it!
I'd love to know what Page was saying at 3:53-56! He looks like he's making fun of someone/something...? It's funny to see him clowning around like that!
Frankie Jimenez No trust me Bonham was filming it, your looking at Richard Cole one of their road managers, sitting next to Peter Grant. Bonham had a blue shirt on that day. I’ve seen pictures of Bonham on the same day standing the grass in that same spot, literally filming this footage, with Jimmy and Robert sitting in the grass IN THE SAME EXACT POSITION. Go to 5:54, showing you the position Bonham was In when the photo was taken. Then go to 6:01 showing the position of Jimmy and Robert and who ever it was taking the picture. Now, go look up “Led Zeppelin Japan 1971.” And you should find the photo. That is ABSOLUTE PROOF that this is Bonzo filming this footage.
@@mattmeberg3382 Nice observation my friend; that is far out. Here is the picture taken around 6:03 in the video, purportedly by Koh Hasebe, should anybody like to see it: i.pinimg.com/originals/46/e3/07/46e30747e2e6b9cebd585e3484887aee.jpg
The first time, I heard Led Zeppelin back in the mid seveties. Wow I was blown away. The first Zeppelin track I heard was Communication Breakdown. I was hooked. I went out and bought every Led Zeppelin album I could find. Bought them all eventually. This is the only band that I can honestly say not 1 bad album or song. Not 1.
Love it thank you! Cameraman 1: Phil Carson (record company minder, bassist) Cameraman 2: Richard Cole (gatekeeper). Jimmy Page: Person trying not to be visibly irritated at being video'ed, ha.
I discovered Led Zepp when I was 15 years old . My favourite song is going to california. I went with my sons in 2016 when Plant came to Cordoba in Argentina It was amazing. Thanks for music.
Just noticed a few comments about who's the guy sitting beside Peter Grant, that is Richard Cole, Led Zeppelins road manager. He is one of the gangsters in the opening scene of The Song Remains the Same.
Peter Grant in that tiny seat. Japan can be a difficult for large people. With his temper, I wonder how he handled it. I wish they had filled the fun stuff--the motorcycle ride in through the hotel, the cold-tea-and-who-knows-what-else bath the band gave Peter when he was sleeping on a train, the groupies...
Grant wouldn't have dared get out of line in Japan. They have proper wrestlers over there and I hear their 'gangsters' would make Grant look like postman pat!
My grandpa saw Zep in Indianapolis in 1970, my stepdad saw Page and Plant in 1998 in Detroit, and here I am (16 years old, obviously born in the wrong era) trying to figure out how the hell im going to build a time machine to see them play Knebworth
We will NEVER FORGET for donating lots of money in Hiroshima for people who have been exposed by the atomic bomb. I have nothing to do but gratitude for you ZEP.
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In 5th grade (1971) we still had “Show & Tell”...a classmate brought a 45 rpm record (a Zeppelin rarity) and put it on the class record player. Out of the 3” or 4” single speaker came “Hey hey mama said the way you move, gonna make you sweat, gonna make you groove”...the teacher immediately said “TAKE THAT RECORD OFF NOW”...I was immediately hooked on Zeppelin.
I remember those days!
... and after all these years of progressive innovation and acceptance ... a teacher in 2021 would have the exact same prudish regressive response ... my look how far we've come
LMAO
Haha, excellent! Great story, made my day! 👍😎
Ah yes, the cusp of adolescence. The age where you are easily influenced because of your human need to fit in. ;)
Led Zeppelin: full of mystique, beauty, dark magic, talent, just incredible
Agreed
I ‘m 25 and I am in love with Led Zeppelin, can’t stop listening to their great music! I sense this music with every fiber of my being. I want Marty and Doc get me back into 1971...
Beau Cat if that were possible I would go back the year that Zepp was formed ... and would accompany them all these years. I actually listen to LZ since I was born but I was born very, very late 😭
Beau Cat yes, they will always be amazing, the biggest and most powerful band ever!
Amen
Makes you 27 now, same age as me. People like you and me keep good music alive bro!
You give me hope 👍
Wow. And there they are....Page and Plant. Like two mythical creatures. So young looking and just starting to arrive at the peak of their powers. It's sort of unreal to see old footage like for all the world like they're just walking around like that today. I really liked the "beard" period of the band!
I read this as ''peak of their towers''
@@aporue5893 The Mighty Led Zeppelin
Look kids, these guys actually played their own instruments! No auto tune, no lip syncing, nobody dancing with five other dancers doing the same thing, no politics, and they actually wrote their own music, isn't that crazy?
Yes! They modified the blues in a great way!
Dumb comment. Things change, accept it and move on. Music from that era was very political. There were many bands that "lip synced" their live performances to pre recorded versions. Lastly, plenty of artists these days write their own songs, while also plenty of bands back then had ghost writers who wrote their music for them. Take a seat buddy
@@marttram2183 this days no one created anything as there is no creativity at all ! What you talking about? Today's music is absolutely RUBBISH! Comercial rubbish. And thank Zeppelin for modified so many songs as for example from Robert Johnson, plus other blues musicians and singers otherwise no one in this days will now that they ixisted!
@@srvenenoforte thats the problem, you're only hearing the commercialized stuff. Check out the song "ragged wood" by fleet foxes. Or "I didn't know" by skinshape. Or "blue" by far caspian. Or "selfish lover" by mild orange. Or "dope and smoke" by dope lemon. Theres still plenty of good music coming out these days, and yes I even like some rap. I'm also huge into blues, 60s, 70s, 90s, etc. Theres good music in every decade if you look hard enough bro
@@marttram2183 Interesting how those bands and song's names sound so generic but are real lol
Just look for Robert's hair towering over everyone else and you know where the band is! Lol!
I just had the same thought : Follow Robert's blond curls, easy because he is actually tall ( what I never had realized)
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I love lots of bands but Zeppelin is like magic. A once in a lifetime combination.
Magic for sure. 😎
A voice that has burned down the places, and has changed the history of the rock and roll forever! ROBERT FACKIN' PLAAANT!!! 💖💖✌✌🎶🎶🎵🎼🎼
What a beautiful life we had griwing up in the 70s without ekectrinic shit to dominate our brain ..cars , fashion and music everything was new and cool and we were all cool.
すごいね。日本どころか広島の平和公園にいるね 写真ではジミーがカメラ回してるのよくみるけど
。実際動いてるのは初めてみた。このとき母は広島公演にいき、わたしは母のお腹の中にいました
OMG ROBERT'S VOCALS !! !!! !! !
The band was at its peak here.
Zeppelin's best period, 69 to 1973. When i have heard Black Dog for the first time in 2019, it was unbelievable, I've seen many singers singing high, but Robert... Best rock 'n' roll chest ever! 💕💕
Ps: sorry for my english. 🤣🤣
I was blessed to have seen them in 1973 at MSG. I have to admit I don’t remember much of the concert, (nothing to do with drugs) I couldn’t take my eyes off of RP the entire night. I was in love and in lust with him! ❤
I miss those days. Good times, good memories!
@@letitbe777 I imagine the shock about Robert Plant 😅 Plant was magnetic!
@@johnmikk1495, magnetic, magical, and gorgeous, both inside and out…still to this day.
OMFG. Time machine, please! It's an emergency! 1971was so beautiful: Zeppelin at their absolute peak, the cold war, music didn't suck, men looked cool, and other good stuff.
why is the cold war good?
mynameishunter12345 lmao GOT HIM
mynameishunter12345 Because it's cold.
AnalogOpher the Cold War was good huh? makes the rest of your statement even more asinine than it already was
Metallion 1,968 You made my day with that comment. Hilarious Thank You!
Percy looking every inch The Golden God...what a time.
Boy ,could he sing in those days😀!
I miss the 70s I had fun growing up in that time. NO CELL PHONES NO INTERNET NO COMPUTERS!!! life was good the music was great. Good Times. I seen Led Zeppelin at the pontiac silver dome in 77 but unfortunately I got shitfaced and only remember puking in the bathroom for quite a long time lol
Guy Preston LMFAO... No worries buddy! You're excused - I woulda done the same!!!
I seen them, too, on that tour in June of 77 in LA (March 1975, as well). Since it sounds like you know what you missed, I'm not gonna pour salt on a 40+ year old wound. Probably still stings a little...
thats awesome man, i love the 70's too
but you're on the internet enjoying this
Saw
Mark Zep you are amazing!! I've never seen this much before!
Bonham's leg must've been on fire that night, that kick drum is tight.
Sam Ripley Triplets
I finally located a bootleg where was playing bass. As a drummer im qualified to know. But anyone can hear 'Wow! Never heaed him play like that before.'
Welcome to Japan, everybody taking pictures of everybody taking pictures. Great stuff though really.
This makes you feel like you're there. Such a time-warp & timeless!
This is when Plant's voice was still AWESOME!!!!! His tone couldn't be beat!!!!
Agree! Best years
めっちゃ貴重な動画じゃないですか…
見れたことに感謝！
信じられない貴重なフィルム！
1978年にLed Zeppelinを初めて知り、日本ツアーを待っていましたが1980年にジョンボーナムが亡くなり解散してしまったんです…。でも、今も大好きです。
凄いね、これ。ツェペリンが日本にいる。しかも普通に街にいる映像なんて、よく残ってたね。つべは、凄いわ。
Come again?
Wow!! They are filming, photographing and traveling by bullet train like any tourist ... but they are the powerful Led Zeppelin!
When Plant's voice was really good.
th-cam.com/video/MIpefL5rgNQ/w-d-xo.html 1996
It's so weird that he didnt like the way he sounded in the early 70's. He was incredible.
crazyivan1966 I thought that was around 68/69 that he wasn’t crazy about his voice but it became more polished in the next few years?
Plant was a heavy smoker. That's why his voice changed over the years.
Still is!
That peter grant is one big boy.
He certainly was. Hollowed out, he would have made a good shed!
Lol, true dat !
Idiot
Its alleged he had a johnson as thick as an anaconda and as long as one of Bonzo's sticks. But he was the lonely man. He was often turned down unable to find takers who wanted to be bored out that way.
He always reminded me a little of Francis Ford Coppola.
来日公演行けた人も凄いけど、メンバーを間近に見るとかありえないんですけどー‼貴重な映像ありがとうございましたー‼
Jimmy kills it in Black Dog. That lead. And one of the best GTC...jpj is also killing the mandolin!
Peter Grant was a beast. Robert standing next to Jonesy really shows their height difference. Robert Plant is a tall guy..
But Peter Grant was even taller than Robert, wasn't he.?
Plant used to wear high heeled boots.
@@UNUSUALUSERNAME220That wasn’t till later, early on he always just wore normal shoes
@@digiorno1142 Depending on where you look and who you ask, he's 6'1" in heels he was close to 6'3". He wore heels off and on all through Zeppelin, look at the heels he's wearing at The Bath Festival. That's 1970, and those are probably 3" heels he's got on. So yeah, he wore them for a long time.
@@UNUSUALUSERNAME220 Everyone in the band wore heels especially John Paul Jones
classic we are lucky there films out there to be restore and to let today people see what was then in 71 I was only 9 at that moment of time now i'm 59 years young how cool is that. =)
Damn bro...you're 57 not 59...
That is some good shit you're smoking
Bobby Price I was thinking the same thing
Jimmy Page Claims his Guitar Playing was at It's peak in 1971.....This can be seen in the recently officially released 1971 BBC concert...however their Japan performances that year in 1971 were I think the best in any country that they performed that year ....The version of Celebration Day on the Fatally Wanderer Bootleg shows Pages guitar playing at it's absolute peak..and of course the rest of the band play brilliantly on that recording too
I love those concerts but I have to respectfully disagree friend :) In my opinion their 1973 Madison Square garden performances is where Jimmy is at his peak. And that is because Plant is at his peak as well and so are Bonzo and JPJ.. so they all pushed each other to be better and better and the result is an incredible concert captured on film for our enjoyment
Have you listened to the Official BBC recordings release which has a Live John Peel concert from 1971 which Page put out on Vinyl as well as other current standard formats recently...Did you listen to Whole lotta Love and Communication Breakdown..which I felt were stunning and better than anything from 1973.....??....Page himself has explained in great detail in interviews and articles how he himself knew that his live guitar playing was at it's peak in 1971......OK Fatally Wanderer may not have as great a sound quality as Madison Squre Gardens 1973 ....but it's reasonably good by bootleg standards......and celebration day which he plays on the 12 string is still more musically enjoyable, interesting, complicated and longer than celebration day on the "Song Remains the same" fiilm..which he plays on his 6 string Les Paul.....I mean have you actually listened to the "Fatally Wanderer" bootleg ????...I mean there is so much amazing stuff on various other bootlegs such as "Live on Blueberry Hill" whch was mistaken as an official Zeppelin live release !
Maurice Maguire that seems to be true. The earlier you go, the better his live performance seemed to be and '71 was early in their career; the same year they released the fourth album I think. I remember hearing a recording of one of the Japan shows and Bonham just wandered off backstage and no one could find him for like 20 minutes. I guess he was too busy filming
Steve Booth yeah defo in the very early days from formation in september i think 68 up until sometime in 69 they had a limited set of original numbers plus not the greatest equipment such as selmer amps...but with their growing popularity and increased revenue ...to be continued. ..
Maurice Maguire Just listened to these.. WOW.. I didn't think it got better than 73 but Page just rapes that guitar
High school and College in the seventies was soooo cool!!!!
日本人です。貴重な映像ありがとうございます😊
This is AWESOME!!! Thanks for sharing!!!
Saw them in April of 1970 in America. The early days were there most imspired.
A train like that in 1971! Was future for the place I live...
Fantastic. Thanks for sharing. 👍🏻
Live 'Black Dog' starts out with intro from 'Out on The Tiles?!??' Interesting ;)
John L, Zeppelin always began the live intro to Black Dog with the opening riff from Out On The Tiles.
jimhere1 They also used the Bring it on Home riff on some tours
I didn't know that. Thanks.
John L That's how they almost always started it live. I wish they would have played a complete Out On The Tiles live, but I don't think they ever did. Just as a side note, Celebration Day is the name of a video featuring Zeppelin in 2007 with Jason Bonham on drums. They resurrected "For Your Life" from Presence live for the first time. Jason did a hell of a job, he really stepped up and it surprised me because he was so much like his Dad this last time around as compared to '88. Anyway, it's well worth watching.
@@itsmedrooms6071 the band has played Out On The Tiles, once at the L.A. Forum 1970. It's really cool. I forgot the bootleg of the show. But I think it's called live on blueberry hill
Peter Grant was the manager, and the body guard, because he's Peter fucking Grant!
Grant would have been stomped on if he started throwing his ample weight around in Japan. They have 'real' gangsters over there. And proper wrestlers too!
Andy Thomas yakuza!!!
I love these images. Thanks, Mark! 😊
このフィルムには、ボンゾが写っておらず確証出来ないが、おそらくボンゾが撮影したものと思われる。広島公演当日の昼に平和記念公園の芝生上にボンゾがホ―ムビデオカメラを手にしているカラー写真がある事から撮影者はきっと彼だろう。
You made me happy again Mr. Zep! Thanks for this wonderful film of which some of these stills are in a photobook that I've had for over forty years. Great stuff and you're doing a fantastic job of showing what's not been widely available to my knowledge. Thank you!
Always a classic. What a beautiful voice !!!🎤♥😉⚽🕊🐦🎸🎼🎶🎵☕🌎
日本の70年台初頭の風景も非常に興味深く、貴重で、しかも懐かしい。
このときわたしはほんの子供だったのが、本当に悔しい気持ちでいっぱいです。
It's seen for the first time to see moving Zeppelin in Hiroshima&Ginza.Even though it's clean movie, isn't it? Their time can be judged by a logo of the Sapporo Olympics drawn by a fuselage of an airplane. Thank you very much for your valuable picture.
こんな映像がある事に驚きと感動！！！
I REALIZED MEN DURING THAT ERA WERE GORGEOUS MEN....😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Too many soyboy Millennials
Everyone was slim then...no fatties.
Diet was completely different {at least in UK}
Did you not see Peter Grant?
@@skatscan Grant would have been ''the fat kid in the class'' ...even in the slim days, there was ALWAYS a fat kid.
Looked pretty stank to me with all that gorilla hair. Can only imagine the beard stench after eating pizza.
Jimmy looked like the natives.
HAHAHAHAHA
But taller.
he still does today
lmfao
Ah, so ...
Thank you so much for sharing
It was definitely a treat :)
もしタイムマシンがあったら、この時代のZEP観に行くわ！
It is a nostalgic landscape.
The Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum is shown.
At this time I was 5 years old and lived in Hiroshima.
"Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park"
In this place, they changed to a charity performance.
I thought that Bonham was not in the picture, but it was a video taken by him. No wonder the members were so relaxed and natural ♪ I could tell that Bonham really loved the members.All the members are good friends 💞jonesy is cute💞0:32 Can you see Bonham with a camera on the windowpane?
ボーナムが写っていないと思ったら彼の撮影した映像だったのですね。道理でメンバーがみんなリラックスしてたり自然体な感じ♪メンバーが大好きだったんだな〜と伝わってきました。みんな仲良いなあ💞0:32 窓ガラスにカメラ持ってるボーナム写ってる？？
Thanks. Some great live versions I haven't heard before.
I've always believed their live performances were nothing more than glorified jam sessions -- rehearsed. ;) Always refreshing to hear them playing by the spirit while at the same time maintaining the formula for each song. And these home movies are amazing. I remember seeing pics of their time in Japan during when these home movies were made, but never the actual footage. Love it!
Many thanks Mark for this rare footage.
I'd love to know what Page was saying at 3:53-56! He looks like he's making fun of someone/something...? It's funny to see him clowning around like that!
Outstanding footage of back in the day!
Love it ! Thank you. Just love it.
Holy f-n c r ap this is amazing a time portal like ive seen no other!
I adore this expression " "time portal" Oh, how I'd like to cross it backwards ,! Thanks to Mark and to YT.
Was Bonham filming all of this?? I can't see him in the video??
Must be Bonham with the camera as he is not in any of it !!
vw Florida he was on the train
Frankie Jimenez No trust me Bonham was filming it, your looking at Richard Cole one of their road managers, sitting next to Peter Grant. Bonham had a blue shirt on that day. I’ve seen pictures of Bonham on the same day standing the grass in that same spot, literally filming this footage, with Jimmy and Robert sitting in the grass IN THE SAME EXACT POSITION. Go to 5:54, showing you the position Bonham was In when the photo was taken. Then go to 6:01 showing the position of Jimmy and Robert and who ever it was taking the picture. Now, go look up “Led Zeppelin Japan 1971.” And you should find the photo. That is ABSOLUTE PROOF that this is Bonzo filming this footage.
@@mattmeberg3382 Nice observation my friend; that is far out. Here is the picture taken around 6:03 in the video, purportedly by Koh Hasebe, should anybody like to see it: i.pinimg.com/originals/46/e3/07/46e30747e2e6b9cebd585e3484887aee.jpg
Ah, yeah man, that seems likely. The one way you could find out for sure is to see the film of whoever the camera man was when Peter's kid filmed him.
Or he was at the bar?...
The first time, I heard Led Zeppelin back in the mid seveties. Wow I was blown away. The first Zeppelin track I heard was Communication Breakdown. I was hooked. I went out and bought every Led Zeppelin album I could find. Bought them all eventually. This is the only band that I can honestly say not 1 bad album or song. Not 1.
This is without a doubt one of the greatest videos I’ve seen.
I got 2 Rare ( never used / never worn ) Led Zeppelin Shirts for Sale. I bought 4, and I am only keeping 2. Led Zeppelin Rules.
How old are they and what is the design like ? What show did you see?
@@j3any3s Sold em. They were 1977 MSG NYC Originals.
I think the bus moved slower with Peter Grant in it har har.
body shaming is not fun
@@emiliabugueiromeyer8166 Political correctness is not fun.
@@Mysterywhiteboy78 It´s not political correctness, it´s respecting people
@@emiliabugueiromeyer8166 People can joke about anything they want , including fat people.
Love it thank you! Cameraman 1: Phil Carson (record company minder, bassist) Cameraman 2: Richard Cole (gatekeeper). Jimmy Page: Person trying not to be visibly irritated at being video'ed, ha.
I swear, at first glance I thought they were chatting with a Sumo wrestler. It was Peter Grant.
Bagheera 1 hahaha ... I think he (Grant) would be a great sumo wrestler ...
😄😄😄😄
I discovered Led Zepp when I was 15 years old . My favourite song is going to california. I went with my sons in 2016 when Plant came to Cordoba in Argentina
It was amazing. Thanks for music.
Plants voice was always really good
this band can't get anymore awesome. they were and still are an amazing band! the golden rock god. go Robert! go bonzo! Page jpj
I really enjoyed this thank you.
Just noticed a few comments about who's the guy sitting beside Peter Grant, that is Richard Cole, Led Zeppelins road manager. He is one of the gangsters in the opening scene of The Song Remains the Same.
Great! Thanks for posting!
I am speechless 😶 watching these videos of the greatest band in the world 🌍. Dang watching Mr Grant ...fu
Robert you beautiful beautiful thing!!
Bonzo behind the camera! 🎥 🥁
And lots of JPJ, his best buddy
so they even added zeppilin music even. wow these songs were NEW and sound quality is great too.
Dam Jimmy looks twisted! Great upload!
this so sweet Robert never uses nothing than a shirt that's nice
Peter Grant in that tiny seat. Japan can be a difficult for large people. With his temper, I wonder how he handled it. I wish they had filled the fun stuff--the motorcycle ride in through the hotel, the cold-tea-and-who-knows-what-else bath the band gave Peter when he was sleeping on a train, the groupies...
Grant wouldn't have dared get out of line in Japan. They have proper wrestlers over there and I hear their 'gangsters' would make Grant look like postman pat!
Song remains the same midnight movie. What a zoo. Had a blast!!!
Greatest band of all time!
Awesome footage!!!
Plant is perfection
ボンゾが映っていないのはなぜだろう?
ツェッペリンが解散した年に産まれた私は、今年になって今更ツェッペリンにハマっているけど、世代が全く違うということを目の当たりにさせられる貴重な動画でした。
My grandpa saw Zep in Indianapolis in 1970, my stepdad saw Page and Plant in 1998 in Detroit, and here I am (16 years old, obviously born in the wrong era) trying to figure out how the hell im going to build a time machine to see them play Knebworth
I'd opt for Royal Albert Hall, 1970.
this was very interesting and enjoyable
I saw a few flying saucers!!! 😂😂😂
Happy Birthday Jimmy!
The guy with the red t-shirt at 4:50 is William Miller? The young rolling stone's giornalist immortalized in the history of the movie "almost famous"?
Miller is a fictional character.
The writer of that movie Cameron Crowe, comes closest to the actual roll himself.
It's Clive Coulson, Jimmy's roadie at the time.
Nao e atoa que tenho muito muito orgulho de ter nascido neste ano 1971.
They should have taken a live stage with this camera.
I wanna see it.
Led Zeppelin was one of the coolest thing ever made.
..oh beautiful..
We will NEVER FORGET for donating lots of money in Hiroshima for people who have been exposed by the atomic bomb.
I have nothing to do but gratitude for you ZEP.
Incredible 😇
Wow!
Thanks for this
God bless the Zep and Peter Grant
Peter grant was part of led Zeppelin,they split the money 5 ways