@@thomassanchez8956 they would have more of a claim to this have they folded when Moon died. The fact that they went on with a completely generic Kenny jones, who is talented but had no sound, feel, or groove, made the band nothing but a caricature of itself
Hey! Everyone calm the fuck down! Bonzo and Moonie were good friends and drinking buddies. They both even wore full Gestapo uniforms in public, where they both were staying and it just so happened that there was a Jewish convention going on in the same hotel. It’s funny but it’s really not funny at all. I don’t think either of them were Anti- Semitic but that was very extreme thing that they thought was funny. They were drunk Englishmen who had a wild Rockstar reputation to live up to. There are photos of them dressed like this. Again, extreme humor if you can even find it funny. I’ve done some outlandish stuff but I think that’s in poor taste to say the least. They shocked the shit out of everyone, pushing the line. As much as I like both these guys as musicians, I think a stunt like that NOW, would have landed both of them in the hospital.
As someone said The potency of this band is composed by: A seductive frontman Crazy hot wizard guitarist A secret weapon who can play any instrument he wants The loudest drummer on earth
I’ve been listening to Led Zeppelin for 50 years, seen them several times, I love it when younger people listen to them and appreciate them, and really ‘ get it’
Me to man. Up there in that triple deck grandstand and was just 15 then.Still remember the gig well and was blown away by their power !Still listening today and like em' as much as ever. Immigrant Song was the opener !
@@devanworkman8745 No i didn't ever hear of anyone recording that show.Quite a few of their Australian shows were bootlegged but can't find anything from Perth unfortunately !Wish I could find something ?
Years of searching I found a kid that plays the whole thing. Check him out.”” Xxskydog71xX dazed and confused live. “ he has hardly any views. It’s unreal. Let me know what you all think
That was epic, John Bonham on drums was a beast. Jimmy on guitar was insane & John Paul Jones on bass was awesome, & Robert Plantt wow. It's no wonder I fell in love with Led Zeppelin in 1969. Great group to grow up with. Wonderful performance. ❤❤❤
If someone says a certain band is the best of all time, no holds barred, bring them here, sit them down, and have them listen to this. I saw this movie in the theater with all my friends. After a while, no one wanted to go with me, so I went by myself and sat there every single time amazed and mesmerized. This is not of this world. You have eclipsed the sun, watched the planets re-align, and gone into realms that few have ever experienced. Led Zeppelin, my friends. God's gift to the ears.
same here, growing up in the 70s in england going to see this was the closest i’d ever get to see them live as they spent most of their time touring the US.
anyone who says Jimmy isnt one of the best is just plain JEALOUS! i havent seen anyone play guitar better than Page in this performance, not even Hendrix,
Nobody ever held a candle to Page in this concert. I saw a live performance of Steve Vai come close in intensity and speed, Alex Lifeson as well, but not combined with the diversity of Jimmy.
@@terrysolien4870 Hendrix best guitar work is on Machine Gun. As great and mind bending as it sounds it starts to turn a bit flat creatively. Most guitarists can only play a solo so far until their creativity falls flat and they start replaying the same licks and riff over and over at different pitches and effects. Gary Moore does this a lot. Jimmy on the other hands goes on and on and on and nothing sounds the same. There are some performances where he gets a bit lost in his own solo and tries to recover but keeps going making it sound meh but when he is in the zone I think he's untouchable. I know I'm going to get shit for this but I'm not biased. Mark Knophler and David Gilmour are two guitarists that can go on and on and if they don't, they end it right where it needs to without overdoing it.
@@UlyssesM Hendrix added variations to his songs, so they weren't played the same way as do some great guitarists. Those guitarists that you named are some of my favorite guitarists anyway; Page, Gilmour, Knopfler, Stevie Ray, Clapton, Alvin Lee and various brilliant ones that I haven't mentioned. Each to their own taste and the musicians from the 60's and 70's just so talented to play a musical instrument and bring out great music over time for generations to listen to.
Guys saw this live in Chicago, still get chills. There is Led Zeppelin and there is everybody else. Thanks for the reaction brought back some great memories.
27 minutes long unbridled brilliance Jimmy makes his guitar sing and Robert makes his voice play guitar 🎸 solo after solo we are into another stratosphere
@@juliemanarin4127 There does seem to be a connection between guitarists, certain guitarists especially, and lady's attraction to them. I don't really get it, and I'm a guitarist. Maybe it's why I haven't had any groupies.
An absolutely stunning live performance of this fantastic song. Love that bit of interaction between John Paul Jones and John Bonham, that was so good. The fantasy sequence in the middle was filmed near Loch Ness in the Scottish Highlands where Jimmy Page had a house at the time. Jimmy's guitar playing in this song is really phenomenal, awesome, gosh, how else can you describe it? However this performance is just incredible by all members of the band and Dazed and Confused is a good title because that's exactly how I feel after watching it, well, mainly dazed to be honest! This is one massive epic experience and shows why Led Zeppelin are truly in a class of their own. Thanks so much guys for reacting to this - brilliant to watch as usual. Incidentally, the live version of Rock and Roll from MSG 1973 is brilliant as well, I know you'd love it!
This was recorded as a movie that was released later called The Song Remains The Same. All of this series of concerts at MSG were used. Love Led Zeppelin and love your reactions.
If you don't know Zep live.....you don't know Zep. If you wonder why they didn't go on without Bonham, you need to understand the chemistry between them as they improvised. They never played any song the same way twice, ever.
I remember when I would catch this on the television every once in a great while and it didn't matter if I had to work the next day, I was staying up until it was over. I own it now. You guys need to watch the entire film. It's incredible! The money from the show was stolen during the concert. It was insane! I almost forgot that I drew Jimmy as the old man at the mountain top for my art class in high school. I wish I still had it!
6:40 what you hear during 30 mn is in a great part totally improvised, its just a Magic and Unbelievable, amazing, stunning, insane,mad band !!! Who can play like that now ?? 17:00 so funky heavy groove !! yeahhhhh Pagey often eyes closed completely in the music, so fantastic surely lost 5 liters of sweat !! Incredible Unreachable fabulous
I’ve watched a lot of drummers copying him and they will be beat for for beat in time. But none of of them get anywhere near his touch and feeling for the music.
They played Seattle in 1972 and my dad brought home tickets one day for me and my girlfriend. The concert lasted four and a half hours. Toward the end Plant said "That's everything we know. You want to hear XXX again?" (I forgot what he'd offered) and the crowd kept going wild. I've got the bootlegs and there's no duplicates and no recording of Plant saying that... and the bootlegs only give about three and a half hours of music (three full CDs). This song was about 40 minutes in length.
@@stevesharpe361 - Could have been. Kathy and I were 16 at the time. Wasn't there also a large inflatable ball bounding around? I definitely remember all the lighters going on frequently.
@@rchuso you saw the best show of 1972. 6/19 if that's what you're saying. I'm really jealous of people who saw peak zep live lol. What an experience.
Jimmy said he wanted all 4 members to be virtuoso's in the band (maybe not his exact words but you know what he meant). And we sure got that with Led Zeppelin. Truly worked as a unstoppable unit. Greatest band on Earth and always will be!
This is why Led Zeppelin are the greatest rock band of all time John Paul Jones is like Roger Waters and Rick Wright all rolled into one, all four are the best in their field and they respected each others talent that is why they were so good
@Mas Dito I would go for All of My Love, JPJ is masterful in creating a beautiful Synth soundscape very similar to Rick Wright's work with Pink Floyd, it there is also a small but tasty solo about 2:30 mins (ish). Also check out No Quarter and The Rain Song, but anything with LZ that has strings or wind instruments like the flute on Stairway to Heaven are all done on keyboards by JPJ.
@Mas Dito JPJ was never a dedicated keyboard player so direct comparison with those 2 is a bit unfair he is more a multi instrumentalist. As for Rick Wright and Ray Manzarek if they were to compete with JPJ on bass it would be no contest. Mind you I still think the very best keyboardist in rock has to be the late great John Lord from Deep Purple
@Mas Dito I know Jon is awesome, I have no idea why he is know as Jon without the h as his birth name is John(with a h) Douglas Lord, it may be something daft like there was already a John Lord in the musicians Union, there is a similar thing with actors which is why some actors change their name too.
You can't compare John paul jones to Rick Wright haha. Wright is in a totally different league than Jones. Wright is a fucking genius on keyboard, if not the best. Jones is crap compared to him haha
"White Summer" is another Jimmy great. Its at Royal Albert Hall in 1970 I believe. Its about 12 minutes long. Or the BBC sessions album in 69 is phenomenal as well
Single greatest guitar performance EVER recorded. ALL of THESE 1973 Madison Square Garden performances can NEVER be topped. THIS IS THE DEFFINITION OF ROCK GODS. THEY CREATED THE IMAGE.
Anyone not awe struck with this performance does not love rock and roll. Anyone not realizing Jimmy Page is a guitar God does not love rock guitar. 😳 And of course Robert's voice, JPJ holding them together and Bonham going crazy. Just the best! Thanks for sharing this epic performance.
Led Zeppelin is best defined by the 30 second moment beginning at 6:40. This is Jimmy Page’s band - PERIOD. He will go where he pleases and the band follows. This goes back to when he started the band from the ashes of the Yardbirds. He was the best studio guitarist in England and Jones was also a great and talented multi-instrument musician. You called it magical - you’re fucking straight bros!!
I agree with you about Page, but even he would admit that what made the band the perfection (my word) it was and will be forever, was the fact that they were all in constant sync. They knew exactly what they needed to make a song incredible by looking at each other or playing a chord and Bonzo matching it perfectly. It’s one of the reasons they didn’t carry on after Bonzo’s death, it took all 4 of these masters to make Zepplin what it was. But there’s no doubt in my mind that Page is a God and guitars were made for him!
Wow ,after reading your message I watched as Bonham looked at Jimmi and just shook his head with a smirk on his face. Geez, never saw this before and i have watched this concert many times...so ,thank you for that.
@@remedy9648 much is said about that from the moment they announced, “we can no longer continue as we were”. And it’s true but that is an intricacy forged by the years of constant touring and layers of musical nuances on stage yet, it’s ALSO well known that no two Zeppelin shows were ever the same. They were famous for playing 3 hour concerts as opposed to the Beatles doing 20-30 minutes. The point is that there were many, many musical avenues they ventured to fill all that time which resulted in songs like Dazed being 26 minutes - the equivalent of an entire Beatles concert. The movie is designed to show a visual expression of each member including Grant. Bonzo’s Moby Dick is a solo so it’s always going to differ from night to night. Jones’ No Quarter, Jimmy’s Dazed and Plant’s TSRTS and Rain Song are their “Beyond” as marketed at release and each member is given their time to shine it their songs and throughout. But, in the beginning and the end, the man in charge to date, is Jimmy Page. Be it in the studio, as the Engineer, on stage as the lead guitar and if you look at post breakup through today, it’s Page who has all the reels and remasters and markets it through various media interviews.
I have to listen to Led Zeppelin everyday or my day is incomplete. Seriously....if you love Rock and Roll...Blues......there's no one else even that can bring this much emotion and excitement. They absolutely knew what we all wanted to hear. The BADDEST...COOLEST...MOST INTENSE ROCK YOUR MIND COULD FATHOM. It's like Page knows exactly what buttons to push ....EVERYTIME!!!
disagree. Page on his own would have shred every pocket and destroyed many songs. His virtuosity would have gotten the best of him and the magic would have been lost. Think Keith Emerson - never refined into ambrosia. Jones and Bonham contained him. gave him walls to scale and caves to explore. Yeah, he would break out and they would have to rebuild another around him while Plant was like a lion tamer with flaming hoops of vocals for him to jump through.
How in the F does Page move his fingers and hands that fast!? I just think about how big my hands and fingers are and having a hard enough time maneuvering them the right way to even type on a computer keyboard 😀
In the film of Led Zeppelin live that’s called The Song Remains The Same every member of the band has a dream sequence and they are all different and brilliant just like the band live! My favourite band ever hands down!!
Many people I think try to categorize this band...but you can't. Their musicianship, their imagination and soul are expressed in a musical 'voice' that is all their own. To have experienced this live would have been amazing.
Bonhams hands are moving so fast at the end that, even after 30+ years of watching this, my mind still (incorrectly) assumes the tape is sped up. It’s borderline inhuman !!!!
It never gets old. I’ve been studying Zeppelin music for 40 years and I’m in awe still to this very day. The clip of Bonzo at the end here brings a tear every time too. Gone way too young and so very missed. Look up the Hamburg, Germany 3-24-73 Zeppelin show here on YT. It is audio only and by far one of their best concerts ever. Dazed & Confused resembles much of what you saw during your reaction. It’s Bonzo’s drum bit at the end of the Hamburg version that you will not believe. Trust me. Check it out.
The first time I tried "acid" I was about 17 and went to the the movie theater to see Song Remains the Same... I 'peaked' around this Dazed and confused and my life was never the same I'm grateful full stop.
Greatest hard rock band of all time. So innovative. I've seen this movie a hundred times and it still amazes me. Saw it many times at the theater, bought the VHS tape, the DVD and the Blu-ray. Zeppelin was my first concert so I saw them do this live in 1977 at the Pontiac Silverdome. 77,000 people. Look it up!
First saw this at the cinema during the 80's, then bought the double vinyl album. It later was released on vhs video to actually watch at home. It was all new back then. Amazing concert. Each band member has their own fantasy film. That was obviously Jimmy's. Robert's is during The Rain Song, John Paul is during No Quarter, and John Bonham during a drum solo on Moby Dick. Brilliant movie. Peter Grant their manager at the time had his fantasy at the very start of the movie. He was the first ever manager to demand his boys got 95% of the takings, or you don't get them to play. Till then it was the other way around for all groups doing live gigs. Promoters got the money leaving little left for the artists. Peter Grant ruled knowing Led Zeppelin was in big demand - so - You pay - They play ! ...& they did ! Lol Great reaction guys to an epic track. Saw them do this live in '79 at Knebworth - Jimmy had a laser shooting out the tip of his violin bow and was inside a moving laser pyramid.
I saw TSRTS in the theater in 1976 when it was 1st released. It literally changed my life. 14 years old. A whole other world opened up for me. Sat in the front row, and was just blown away! As I exited the theate, I felt completely awestruck! My Zeppelin journey had begun. 🇨🇦🍁🇨🇦
@@cheripetty1805 Yes and the cinema screens were massive back then, with superb sound systems for a large theater, and not divided into these numerous tiny screens. My tv is bigger. Lol
That’s the tour when I saw Led Zeppelin. I believe it was 72. The band was terrific! John Bonham on drums one of the hardest hitting drummers of my time. John Paul Jones setting the bass line. Jimmy page on electric guitar was as eccentric as he always was more involved in the dark works. And of course the one and only Robert Plant. One of the greatest singers of all time. I remember standing near the stage as Robert Plant came forward playing for me and my friend cops tried to sit us down and Robert shook them off. What are the best concerts I ever saw I didn’t see them years later but I felt at the 72 concert was the best
Musicians coming from an other place...crossed by the spirit and the energy from somewhere else, a place where not many artists can stand there no word at this level ....
I was at one of these shows. My Aunt who's only 4 years older than me took me for my birthday. I was 13. Thank you Aunt Eileen. I am indebted to you for ever.
I was and still am a huge fan as a child in the 60s thru to this day ( in my 60s) I missed seeing this concert footage then. Just watching it with you. OMG!! The music of 60s 70s was amazing, but they were better than amazing with Led Zeppelin- period....no 2 songs sounded similar ever. Patrick is calm as a cucumber, and George is like me- can't sit still watching this masterpiece. Best concert on video ever. Wow!!!! Today's music is a whimper in comparison
And that my friends is the closest you're going to get to being at a Led Zeppelin concert, saw them many times and each show was a little different than the other. I 'm a big "Led Head " since I was a teenager, I'm in my 60's now and still listen to them, obviously.....lol!😆✌
@@juliemanarin4127 l told him that most of us were in our 60's, l'll be 65 this year and your right behind me. I saw Zeppelin at the Forum in L.A, were did you see them? Rock on sister🤟😜
Rocks Gods! Watching your videos reminds me how great Led Zeppelin was. All 4 of them are amazing musicians and when u put them together, this is what u get.
Kudos to you guys for being brave enough to tackle this particular performance -- there are few reactors who would, I believe. It's one thing for us, now, to watch a film clip such as this one, and be mesmerized by the intensity of the entire band, especially Page. Can you imagine what it must have been like to see this concert in person!? Those lucky folks were privileged to witness a moment of sheer musical ecstasy on the part of the band -- an instant of existentialism played out on stage before their very eyes! It must have been awe-inspiring, mind-blowing, and nerve-numbing all at the same time! Even including the minor technical flubs and the fact that Plant's voice was clearly worn-out at times, this was utterly amazing to behold...
And this is why Led Zeppelin is unquestionably the best rock band ever
The Who #1
@@thomassanchez8956 no wayyyyyyy...Zeppelin is unequalled! Nobody is better!
@@thomassanchez8956 the who who? LedZ are wayyyyy more better
@@thomassanchez8956 they would have more of a claim to this have they folded when Moon died. The fact that they went on with a completely generic Kenny jones, who is talented but had no sound, feel, or groove, made the band nothing but a caricature of itself
Hey! Everyone calm the fuck down! Bonzo and Moonie were good friends and drinking buddies. They both even wore full Gestapo uniforms in public, where they both were staying and it just so happened that there was a Jewish convention going on in the same hotel. It’s funny but it’s really not funny at all. I don’t think either of them were Anti- Semitic but that was very extreme thing that they thought was funny. They were drunk Englishmen who had a wild Rockstar reputation to live up to. There are photos of them dressed like this. Again, extreme humor if you can even find it funny. I’ve done some outlandish stuff but I think that’s in poor taste to say the least. They shocked the shit out of everyone, pushing the line. As much as I like both these guys as musicians, I think a stunt like that NOW, would have landed both of them in the hospital.
As someone said
The potency of this band is composed by:
A seductive frontman
Crazy hot wizard guitarist
A secret weapon who can play any instrument he wants
The loudest drummer on earth
Led Zeppelin is musical sex.
John Bonham was so much more than a loud drummer...
Definitely the crazy hot wizard guitarist
If this was the only song Zeppelin did, they still be GOAT
A one song greatest of all time?
@@williamgullett5911let’s see any other band do this on the fly 🤘🏼🎸
Folks, that's why Led Zeppelin is the greatest of all time.
I’ve been listening to Led Zeppelin for 50 years, seen them several times, I love it when younger people listen to them and appreciate them, and really ‘ get it’
Greatest guitar solo in the history of the world!
Led Zeppelin is the greatest band ever by so many aspects...
Saw them play Perth in 72, I was 32 ,im 81 years young this year and still rocking mainly in my rocking chair. Love and peace from Australia. 😎🎵🎶🎵🎵🖐✌
Me to man. Up there in that triple deck grandstand and was just 15 then.Still remember the gig well and was blown away by their power !Still listening today and like em' as much as ever. Immigrant Song was the opener !
Did you by chance get a chance to tape Perth 1972?
@@devanworkman8745 No i didn't ever hear of anyone recording that show.Quite a few of their Australian shows were bootlegged but can't find anything from Perth unfortunately !Wish I could find something ?
@@paulkazakoff9231 Same here I'd love to hear Perth someday just to hear the opening show of the tour
@@devanworkman8745 Was a great show and I'm not giving up on it just yet.Stay tuned I'll let you know if something does come up !
jimmy page is quietly spoken and shy, until you put a guitar in his hands!!! then he becomes a fucking MONSTER!!!!!!!
and that guys is why they are the greatest rock band ever. they set the bar so high no one will touch them . greatest band ever
Possibly the greatest live performance ever given by any band EVER. Absolute 🔥🔥🔥
Agreed. It's on a different level. I love Bonham at the very end of the song. 😎
Incredible is all I think
Years of searching I found a kid that plays the whole thing. Check him out.”” Xxskydog71xX dazed and confused live. “ he has hardly any views. It’s unreal. Let me know what you all think
Led Zeppelin - The GOAT
Jimmy page was voted worlds greatest guitar player..1973 by circus magazine..now we see why....incredible
That was epic, John Bonham on drums was a beast. Jimmy on guitar was insane & John Paul Jones on bass was awesome, & Robert Plantt wow. It's no wonder I fell in love with Led Zeppelin in 1969. Great group to grow up with. Wonderful performance. ❤❤❤
If anyone says JP isn't the greatest rock guitarist who ever lived.. ... BRING THEM HERE.
Nobody can
If someone says a certain band is the best of all time, no holds barred, bring them here, sit them down, and have them listen to this. I saw this movie in the theater with all my friends. After a while, no one wanted to go with me, so I went by myself and sat there every single time amazed and mesmerized. This is not of this world. You have eclipsed the sun, watched the planets re-align, and gone into realms that few have ever experienced. Led Zeppelin, my friends. God's gift to the ears.
Ditto
they were the best of all time,I was lucky to see them live in Montreal Canada in 1975 best concert ever
Amen
same here, growing up in the 70s in england going to see this was the closest i’d ever get to see them live as they spent most of their time touring the US.
2 hits of blotter. Midnight Movie. 1980.
7 of us tripping.
We sat there for 10 minutes after it was over wanting more
Amazing. Page is the GOAT!!
When my daughter saw that last clip of Bonzo on the drum she said "They sped that up, nobody is that fast!"
🤣😂
LED ZEPPELIN!!! Always was, Always is, Always shall be...
Yes indeed!!
FACT !!!
@@juliemanarin4127 LED ZEPPELIN!!!
@@Kashmir.820 LED ZEPPELIN!!!
Absolutely!
They were, are and WILL ALWAYS BE the ultimate rock band.
Band , not rock band, because rock was only about 30% of their music, their folk & blues output was equally as good as their rock.
anyone who says Jimmy isnt one of the best is just plain JEALOUS! i havent seen anyone play guitar better than Page in this performance, not even Hendrix,
Nobody ever held a candle to Page in this concert. I saw a live performance of Steve Vai come close in intensity and speed, Alex Lifeson as well, but not combined with the diversity of Jimmy.
He's a god what do you expect
Well Hendrix didn't play in that performance, so how can you say that.
@@terrysolien4870 Hendrix best guitar work is on Machine Gun. As great and mind bending as it sounds it starts to turn a bit flat creatively. Most guitarists can only play a solo so far until their creativity falls flat and they start replaying the same licks and riff over and over at different pitches and effects. Gary Moore does this a lot. Jimmy on the other hands goes on and on and on and nothing sounds the same. There are some performances where he gets a bit lost in his own solo and tries to recover but keeps going making it sound meh but when he is in the zone I think he's untouchable. I know I'm going to get shit for this but I'm not biased. Mark Knophler and David Gilmour are two guitarists that can go on and on and if they don't, they end it right where it needs to without overdoing it.
@@UlyssesM Hendrix added variations to his songs, so they weren't played the same way as do some great guitarists. Those guitarists that you named are some of my favorite guitarists anyway; Page, Gilmour, Knopfler, Stevie Ray, Clapton, Alvin Lee and various brilliant ones that I haven't mentioned. Each to their own taste and the musicians from the 60's and 70's just so talented to play a musical instrument and bring out great music over time for generations to listen to.
Thankfully this was put on film for eternity to enjoy
Lucky for us ladies, Robert is a bit of an exhibitionist! He's such a natural...love him to pieces!
We just survived 25 minutes of rock pandemonium at its finest!!!! Bravo Pagey ,Plant ,Jonesy, Bonham !!! Thank you, Thank you!!
That's funny because we used to just take that for granted growing up, like that was just the music we grew up on
I love seeing the reactions of young people who are listening to Led Zeppelin for the first time,it's great,Best Band Ever👍
Led Zeppelin ❤️
Guys saw this live in Chicago, still get chills. There is Led Zeppelin and there is everybody else. Thanks for the reaction brought back some great memories.
I'm from Chicago. I was twelve when Bonzo died. I never got to see them perform live. I envy you!
I love it when John Paul and Bonzo look at each other not knowing WTF Jimmy is doing...yet their both so great also that they can keep it going
Bonham knew exactly what he was doing. JPJ not so much.
They knew lmao. San francisco was done pretty regularly before msg already.
@@UlyssesM nonsense. JPJ never missed. They were having a joke between them.
@@Happyheretic2308 He didn't miss the note. He just thought they were going into the next bit.
Being old now is worth it because I got to see Led Zeppelin at MSG then.
Yes...Zeppelin makes it all worth it!
I saw Led Leppelin do this song live in 1969 and 1970. In person, it was electrifying!
I'll bet it was!! I was only 9 in 1969 but I first heard them in early 1970 I think...the babysitter had the album...I was hooked!!
Just imagine if someone were to perform like this today. I know it's impossible, but just imagine.
Brilliant performance! My God, Jimmy is a beast.
I agree. And also, he might be one literally lol
27 minutes long unbridled brilliance Jimmy makes his guitar sing and Robert makes his voice play guitar 🎸 solo after solo we are into another stratosphere
A reminder of why these guys are still considered the greatest band ever. And why Jimmy still does "something" to us girls.😍
Yes...there was never a dry panty!
@@juliemanarin4127 There does seem to be a connection between guitarists, certain guitarists especially, and lady's attraction to them. I don't really get it, and I'm a guitarist. Maybe it's why I haven't had any groupies.
@@kentclark6420 yes guitarists are very alluring...not sure what it is but it is powerful!
@@kentclark6420, it’s the magical dick stick that sounds cool and sexy! You guys must not play with your sticks very well.
Jimmy is a beast, but I;ve always had the attraction to JPJ. He is most definitely LZ's secret weapon. He can play anything.
Page is a fucking monster player. Greatest player ever. He’s influenced everyone.
Love your T-shirts guys! ✌️🇨🇦❤️
looking back on video's from that era, i would say that he's great but highly unreliable.. guess the drugs stood for that part lol
Yeah no. He isn't better than Kath.
@@brittanygarrison8030 Kath is an Extra-ordinary Guitarist for His short time... @glen3g
Absolutely!!!!!! The greatest four musicians in Rock n Roll history!!! No one else comes withing a 1000 miles !!!!
@@peterbartolomeo9574 Peter 🎸😎👍
An absolutely stunning live performance of this fantastic song. Love that bit of interaction between John Paul Jones and John Bonham, that was so good. The fantasy sequence in the middle was filmed near Loch Ness in the Scottish Highlands where Jimmy Page had a house at the time. Jimmy's guitar playing in this song is really phenomenal, awesome, gosh, how else can you describe it? However this performance is just incredible by all members of the band and Dazed and Confused is a good title because that's exactly how I feel after watching it, well, mainly dazed to be honest! This is one massive epic experience and shows why Led Zeppelin are truly in a class of their own. Thanks so much guys for reacting to this - brilliant to watch as usual. Incidentally, the live version of Rock and Roll from MSG 1973 is brilliant as well, I know you'd love it!
Agreed there is Led Zeppelin. Then there is everyone else !!
The improvisation on this live performance is next level
The Master and his greatest moment.
What Led Zeppelin did between 69 and 79 is truly remarkable.
Their achievement can never be duplicated again.
Greatest live rock song of all time.
Greatest guitar solo ever recorded!
This was recorded as a movie that was released later called The Song Remains The Same. All of this series of concerts at MSG were used. Love Led Zeppelin and love your reactions.
Kudos for reacting to the entire thing with no breaks. This is a hypnotic performance and it needs to be heard without interruptions.
If you don't know Zep live.....you don't know Zep.
If you wonder why they didn't go on without Bonham, you need to understand the chemistry between them as they improvised. They never played any song the same way twice, ever.
I remember when I would catch this on the television every once in a great while and it didn't matter if I had to work the next day, I was staying up until it was over. I own it now. You guys need to watch the entire film. It's incredible! The money from the show was stolen during the concert. It was insane! I almost forgot that I drew Jimmy as the old man at the mountain top for my art class in high school. I wish I still had it!
This alone even if you ignored everything else they ever did would cement them as the best band ever
6:40 what you hear during 30 mn is in a great part totally improvised, its just a Magic and Unbelievable, amazing, stunning, insane,mad band !!! Who can play like that now ??
17:00 so funky heavy groove !! yeahhhhh
Pagey often eyes closed completely in the music, so fantastic surely lost 5 liters of sweat !! Incredible Unreachable fabulous
And a lot of people think Bonzo just bangs the drums the loudest...they have no clue.
Exactly right!
I’ve watched a lot of drummers copying him and they will be beat for for beat in time. But none of of them get anywhere near his touch and feeling for the music.
This song always wears me out.
A violin bow on a guitar. Just f*cking amazing!
White Summer is another track that Page just absolutely kills it on..
Best rythem section ever.
They played Seattle in 1972 and my dad brought home tickets one day for me and my girlfriend. The concert lasted four and a half hours. Toward the end Plant said "That's everything we know. You want to hear XXX again?" (I forgot what he'd offered) and the crowd kept going wild. I've got the bootlegs and there's no duplicates and no recording of Plant saying that... and the bootlegs only give about three and a half hours of music (three full CDs). This song was about 40 minutes in length.
He said 'This is called 'Dancing Days.' But we like it so much we're gonna do it again.' Seattle 19 Jun
@@stevesharpe361 - Could have been. Kathy and I were 16 at the time. Wasn't there also a large inflatable ball bounding around? I definitely remember all the lighters going on frequently.
@@rchuso you saw the best show of 1972. 6/19 if that's what you're saying. I'm really jealous of people who saw peak zep live lol. What an experience.
THANK YOU GUYS................
This is the Echoes of Led Zeppelin. The greatest of the greatest. Echoes.
Jimmy said he wanted all 4 members to be virtuoso's in the band (maybe not his exact words but you know what he meant). And we sure got that with Led Zeppelin. Truly worked as a unstoppable unit. Greatest band on Earth and always will be!
What a moment of John Bonham at 7:15 Amazing!! So many groove.
This is why Led Zeppelin are the greatest rock band of all time John Paul Jones is like Roger Waters and Rick Wright all rolled into one, all four are the best in their field and they respected each others talent that is why they were so good
Peerless JPJ
@Mas Dito I would go for All of My Love, JPJ is masterful in creating a beautiful Synth soundscape very similar to Rick Wright's work with Pink Floyd, it there is also a small but tasty solo about 2:30 mins (ish). Also check out No Quarter and The Rain Song, but anything with LZ that has strings or wind instruments like the flute on Stairway to Heaven are all done on keyboards by JPJ.
@Mas Dito JPJ was never a dedicated keyboard player so direct comparison with those 2 is a bit unfair he is more a multi instrumentalist. As for Rick Wright and Ray Manzarek if they were to compete with JPJ on bass it would be no contest. Mind you I still think the very best keyboardist in rock has to be the late great John Lord from Deep Purple
@Mas Dito I know Jon is awesome, I have no idea why he is know as Jon without the h as his birth name is John(with a h) Douglas Lord, it may be something daft like there was already a John Lord in the musicians Union, there is a similar thing with actors which is why some actors change their name too.
You can't compare John paul jones to Rick Wright haha.
Wright is in a totally different league than Jones. Wright is a fucking genius on keyboard, if not the best. Jones is crap compared to him haha
When you look at who is in the band and the fact that all of them were able to give their very best so many times and so much, it almost isn't fair
"White Summer" is another Jimmy great. Its at Royal Albert Hall in 1970 I believe. Its about 12 minutes long. Or the BBC sessions album in 69 is phenomenal as well
Drums ending = MY MIND BLOWING 🤯😯😯😯
Led Zeppelin is the perfect had every single album and Pink Floyd also, mind blowing 🤯❤️🤘✌️ love your reactions guys, You Two ROCK!!
Single greatest guitar performance EVER recorded. ALL of THESE 1973 Madison Square Garden performances can NEVER be topped. THIS IS THE DEFFINITION OF ROCK GODS. THEY CREATED THE IMAGE.
Anyone not awe struck with this performance does not love rock and roll. Anyone not realizing Jimmy Page is a guitar God does not love rock guitar. 😳 And of course Robert's voice, JPJ holding them together and Bonham going crazy. Just the best! Thanks for sharing this epic performance.
Led Zeppelin is best defined by the 30 second moment beginning at 6:40. This is Jimmy Page’s band - PERIOD. He will go where he pleases and the band follows. This goes back to when he started the band from the ashes of the Yardbirds. He was the best studio guitarist in England and Jones was also a great and talented multi-instrument musician. You called it magical - you’re fucking straight bros!!
I agree with you about Page, but even he would admit that what made the band the perfection (my word) it was and will be forever, was the fact that they were all in constant sync. They knew exactly what they needed to make a song incredible by looking at each other or playing a chord and Bonzo matching it perfectly. It’s one of the reasons they didn’t carry on after Bonzo’s death, it took all 4 of these masters to make Zepplin what it was. But there’s no doubt in my mind that Page is a God and guitars were made for him!
Wow ,after reading your message I watched as Bonham looked at Jimmi and just shook his head with a smirk on his face. Geez, never saw this before and i have watched this concert many times...so ,thank you for that.
@@remedy9648 much is said about that from the moment they announced, “we can no longer continue as we were”. And it’s true but that is an intricacy forged by the years of constant touring and layers of musical nuances on stage yet, it’s ALSO well known that no two Zeppelin shows were ever the same. They were famous for playing 3 hour concerts as opposed to the Beatles doing 20-30 minutes. The point is that there were many, many musical avenues they ventured to fill all that time which resulted in songs like Dazed being 26 minutes - the equivalent of an entire Beatles concert. The movie is designed to show a visual expression of each member including Grant. Bonzo’s Moby Dick is a solo so it’s always going to differ from night to night. Jones’ No Quarter, Jimmy’s Dazed and Plant’s TSRTS and Rain Song are their “Beyond” as marketed at release and each member is given their time to shine it their songs and throughout. But, in the beginning and the end, the man in charge to date, is Jimmy Page. Be it in the studio, as the Engineer, on stage as the lead guitar and if you look at post breakup through today, it’s Page who has all the reels and remasters and markets it through various media interviews.
I have to listen to Led Zeppelin everyday or my day is incomplete. Seriously....if you love Rock and Roll...Blues......there's no one else even that can bring this much emotion and excitement. They absolutely knew what we all wanted to hear. The BADDEST...COOLEST...MOST INTENSE ROCK YOUR MIND COULD FATHOM. It's like Page knows exactly what buttons to push ....EVERYTIME!!!
disagree. Page on his own would have shred every pocket and destroyed many songs. His virtuosity would have gotten the best of him and the magic would have been lost. Think Keith Emerson - never refined into ambrosia. Jones and Bonham contained him. gave him walls to scale and caves to explore. Yeah, he would break out and they would have to rebuild another around him while Plant was like a lion tamer with flaming hoops of vocals for him to jump through.
How in the F does Page move his fingers and hands that fast!? I just think about how big my hands and fingers are and having a hard enough time maneuvering them the right way to even type on a computer keyboard 😀
God bless you all! Thank for reaction ! Amazing guys
and then of course...the most phenomenal guitar riff at the end
Great reaction!! But the next zeppelin reaction has to be the rain song or over the hills and far away😂👍👌
Led Zeppelin.. none other, none better.
Rain song live, Kashmir live, Going to California and Misty mountain hop are some great Zeppelin songs you should consider. Take it easy.
In the film of Led Zeppelin live that’s called The Song Remains The Same every member of the band has a dream sequence and they are all different and brilliant just like the band live! My favourite band ever hands down!!
I also love the video clips in the movie as well as the concert.
Many people I think try to categorize this band...but you can't. Their musicianship, their imagination and soul are expressed in a musical 'voice' that is all their own. To have experienced this live would have been amazing.
Saw them this same year. I was 13, my first concert!! I didn’t change my shirt for three days, didn’t want to wash the concert off😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳
😂 I get it...believe me!!
This is great!!
Oooooohhhhhh yyyeeeaahhhhhh!!
The one and only Led Zep. Atemporal music.
Robert Plant is a rock god, what presence
Do react to the song remains the same/the rain song live MSG 1973. U will know what is the meaning of true melody of a music
I think I did that if I'm not mistaken?
Bonhams hands are moving so fast at the end that, even after 30+ years of watching this, my mind still (incorrectly) assumes the tape is sped up. It’s borderline inhuman !!!!
It never gets old. I’ve been studying Zeppelin music for 40 years and I’m in awe still to this very day. The clip of Bonzo at the end here brings a tear every time too. Gone way too young and so very missed. Look up the Hamburg, Germany 3-24-73 Zeppelin show here on YT. It is audio only and by far one of their best concerts ever. Dazed & Confused resembles much of what you saw during your reaction. It’s Bonzo’s drum bit at the end of the Hamburg version that you will not believe. Trust me. Check it out.
Love led zeppelin no band will ever be like them ever
The first time I tried "acid" I was about 17 and went to the the movie theater to see Song Remains the Same... I 'peaked' around this Dazed and confused and my life was never the same I'm grateful full stop.
Greatest hard rock band of all time. So innovative. I've seen this movie a hundred times and it still amazes me. Saw it many times at the theater, bought the VHS tape, the DVD and the Blu-ray. Zeppelin was my first concert so I saw them do this live in 1977 at the Pontiac Silverdome. 77,000 people. Look it up!
What a memory!!😄
I was a 16yr old kid when I saw them live for the first time I was gobsmacked they were awesome such great memories thank you guys
First saw this at the cinema during the 80's, then bought the double vinyl album. It later was released on vhs video to actually watch at home. It was all new back then. Amazing concert. Each band member has their own fantasy film. That was obviously Jimmy's. Robert's is during The Rain Song, John Paul is during No Quarter, and John Bonham during a drum solo on Moby Dick. Brilliant movie. Peter Grant their manager at the time had his fantasy at the very start of the movie. He was the first ever manager to demand his boys got 95% of the takings, or you don't get them to play. Till then it was the other way around for all groups doing live gigs. Promoters got the money leaving little left for the artists. Peter Grant ruled knowing Led Zeppelin was in big demand - so - You pay - They play ! ...& they did ! Lol Great reaction guys to an epic track. Saw them do this live in '79 at Knebworth - Jimmy had a laser shooting out the tip of his violin bow and was inside a moving laser pyramid.
I saw TSRTS in the theater in 1976 when it was 1st released. It literally changed my life. 14 years old.
A whole other world opened up for me. Sat in the front row, and was just blown away! As I exited the theate, I felt completely awestruck!
My Zeppelin journey had begun.
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@@cheripetty1805 Yes and the cinema screens were massive back then, with superb sound systems for a large theater, and not divided into these numerous tiny screens. My tv is bigger. Lol
This is one reason the 70s tops the 80s Right HERE
Love Led Zeppelin ❤
That’s the tour when I saw Led Zeppelin. I believe it was 72. The band was terrific! John Bonham on drums one of the hardest hitting drummers of my time. John Paul Jones setting the bass line. Jimmy page on electric guitar was as eccentric as he always was more involved in the dark works. And of course the one and only Robert Plant. One of the greatest singers of all time. I remember standing near the stage as Robert Plant came forward playing for me and my friend cops tried to sit us down and Robert shook them off. What are the best concerts I ever saw I didn’t see them years later but I felt at the 72 concert was the best
Musicians coming from an other place...crossed by the spirit and the energy from somewhere else, a place where not many artists can stand
there no word at this level ....
I was 8 when I saw this movie. I’ve not been the same since! Great reaction bros! 🎵💜🎵
Pretty good eh lads?!!
The GOATS! 😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I was at one of these shows. My Aunt who's only 4 years older than me took me for my birthday. I was 13. Thank you Aunt Eileen. I am indebted to you for ever.
I was and still am a huge fan as a child in the 60s thru to this day ( in my 60s)
I missed seeing this concert footage then. Just watching it with you. OMG!! The music of 60s 70s was amazing, but they were better than amazing with Led Zeppelin- period....no 2 songs sounded similar ever. Patrick is calm as a cucumber, and George is like me- can't sit still watching this masterpiece. Best concert on video ever. Wow!!!! Today's music is a whimper in comparison
Please George,let your brother get to speak please
In comparison to days music isn't...music!
@@mstewart109 he was just so excited!
And that my friends is the closest you're going to get to being at a Led Zeppelin concert, saw them many times and each show was a little different than the other. I 'm a big "Led Head " since I was a teenager, I'm in my 60's now and still listen to them, obviously.....lol!😆✌
Me too! My favorite band of all time! I was 16 in 1976!
@@juliemanarin4127 l told him that most of us were in our 60's, l'll be 65 this year and your right behind me. I saw Zeppelin at the Forum in L.A, were did you see them? Rock on sister🤟😜
🎸💯🤯 Led Zeppelin ROCKS‼🔥🤟
Jimmy Page is SHREDDING it‼🎸
Rocks Gods! Watching your videos reminds me how great Led Zeppelin was. All 4 of them are amazing musicians and when u put them together, this is what u get.
Kudos to you guys for being brave enough to tackle this particular performance -- there are few reactors who would, I believe. It's one thing for us, now, to watch a film clip such as this one, and be mesmerized by the intensity of the entire band, especially Page. Can you imagine what it must have been like to see this concert in person!? Those lucky folks were privileged to witness a moment of sheer musical ecstasy on the part of the band -- an instant of existentialism played out on stage before their very eyes! It must have been awe-inspiring, mind-blowing, and nerve-numbing all at the same time! Even including the minor technical flubs and the fact that Plant's voice was clearly worn-out at times, this was utterly amazing to behold...
Amazing !!!