@@scout805 Have you read Grohl's book? Cobain would have died one way or another and no one in the world could have stopped him. It's not like his friends did nothing.
So cool. Dave has played in two incredible bands and has played in front of millions,but he knows he's performing with rock royalty. Rock and Roll respect. Unlike some rappers who think they are the next Beatles, Hendrix, or James Brown.
This is how I would want to remember Mr Hawkins - constantly looking over his own shoulder at one of the greatest lead guitar players of all time, at one of the greatest bass players of all time, and at his own band mate, one of the greatest drummers of all time, then facing the audience and perhaps not realizing his own greatness. RIP Mr Hawkins.
I’m a casual FF fan, and a huge LZ fan; I had no idea that Dave and Taylor had done a couple songs live with JP and JPJ. TAYLOR FUCKING KILLED IT!! This is definitely one of the best LZ covers I’ve ever heard. Rest In Peace, Taylor.
Poor Taylor... his drum kit just had a big orgasm as Dave played on it... Taylor goes back to his kit and the Snare is having a smoke all glassy eyed...
R.I.P Taylor 😢 I'm in shock, can't believe it. Best drummer of the world. Your spirit will be always remembered. Heaven has an amazin musician and person now
Dave and Taylor in their glee with Jimmy Page and Jon Paul Jones on stage. Amazing to see that. What a thrill it must have been. Vocals sounded awesome.
Dave did what he could but he needs more technique to play like Bonham Energy is not enough when you play a song played with a great technician of the drums
Idk during the solo he got a little red in the face he was ripping but he just wasn't finishing the notes how he wanted maybe a gear setup thing .. he ended up destroying expectations after celebration day showed he lost nothing
Thanks for saying that! I was so busy looking at Dave, I totally miss Jimmy's expression! Awesome! Especially, after he played with John Bonham. Huge compliment to Dave!
Jimmy Page casually showing off why he's considered one of the best guitarists to ever exist. I don't even know how he's making these sounds on his guitar. surreal.
John Paul Jones is an absolutely outstanding musician. He always does his thing completely calmly, focused, without any affectations, and he does it perfectly.
If they toured as Led Fighters in exactly this configuration, I’d pay an outrageous amount of money to see them. Closest anyone my age would come to Zeppelin live.
I was there that night. There were rumours that they were planning a surprise. No shit. I’ve been to some fantastic gigs in my time; final Jam gig in Brighton, Stereophonics in Cardiff and this year Chili Peppers in LA but the Foos at Wembley, Saturday June 7 2008 was the best of the lot. Sadly never to be repeated now.
@@adamstockman5278 John Paul Jones has an argument for the best rock bassist on his versatility alone, not to forget he's probably the greatest in few of not all the 25 other instruments he plays
@@adamstockman5278 absolutely. Especially considering the chaos around him. The Who without him would be 3 confrontational egos playing their own thing.
The smile on Dave's face at the start of the song shows how he fully appreciates the moment he was in. Growing up listening to Zep and being influenced by John Bonham to be on stage 30 years later playing Rock-n-Roll with Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones at Wembley Stadium did not go unappreciated.
Taylor killed vocals and Dave killed drums. The Zep boys look like they were having fun. That’s what music is all about. It doesn’t have to be perfect, we’re not robots, and music has been processed so much in this day and age to take the human life,emotion, and rawness out of it. This performance was awesome 👏 🤘
Page can dress as he wants...his hair can turn white...he can age somewhat gracefully. But as soon as his Gibson Les Paul comes to life you immediately know who's playing it. And it's been this way for 53 years now. Stunning.
My sincerest condolences to Taylor's family, friends and bandmates. I really appreciated this performance. Taylor did an outstanding job on the vocals, in my opinion. Led Zeppelin was one of my top favorite bands and this collaboration was awesome.
What a fucking miracle for those who were there…. Taylor killed it, Dave killed it and page & Jones were legendary - as always. This is a priceless concert moment. Foo fighters along with real rock Gods. You can’t write this story - no one would believe it. Thank god for TH-cam!!!!!!!!!
The amount of badassery on that stage is impossible to calculate. You've got one of the greatest guitar players of all time, one of the greatest bass players of all time, and TWO of the greatest drummers of all time. Three of the four are top-10 at their craft and Hawkins will be way up there by the time his catalog of work is complete.
@@SirMan48 - I've played drums for almost 40 years. Your argument is with history and with the general consensus. I'm sure you have your own opinions. I love Bonzo, too, but I don't let it cloud my judgement.
I don't think either of them could be called 'one of the greatest drummers of all time'. Although Led Zeppelin had easily one of the best guitarists of all time, easily one of the best vocalists of all time, easily one of the best drummers of all time, and easily one of the best rock musicians in general (as well as bassists) of all time.
@@danielstephens7416 - My comment was "top-10 at their craft". Please list 10 drummers with a better catalog of work than Grohl. "Best" is always going to be highly subjective. One could easily make the case that not one rock drummer is top-10, including Bonham, if you hold jazz drummers in high esteem. My comments were really about rock and roll artists, which I thought was implied.
Dave is literally living his musical wet dream over and over on that stage. He was so excited to do the mini solo at the end and he nailed it! I bet he remembers that on his death bed. Jimmy seemed to love his playing. What a great performance!
Taylor also sang this song at the Kennedy Center Honors ... when Led Zeppelin was honored back in 2012. Dave also played drums. Both did a fantastic job!!
In case anyone out there didn't know Taylor does have his own band; 'Chevy metal' they're basically a cover band, but Taylor fronts the band usually singing while playing the drums, and also various other musicians well guest jam with them, Dave G of course being one of them, among others from time to time. Just putting the info out there for anyone who wasn't aware?
John Paul Jones is so so underrated, he is like connected to jimmy page's brain, whatever Jimmy plays, John is instantly in sync with Jimmys guitar on the bass. Its like a match made in heaven musically.
I know an entire generation only know Dave as a singer and guitarist but as someone who grew up with Nirvana it always warms my heart to see him behind the drum kit.
He has grown to be a quite reflective and appreciative man as he has aged. Much more respectful of others in general it appears and he does love climbing on stage. The roar of the crowd draws him.
A very Happy 79th Birthday John Paul Jones. Born John Richard Baldwin. January 3, 1946. Sidcup, U.K. He's never had a rock star persona. Instead, he's soft spoken, shy and has always been modest when it comes to Zep's influence on modern rock music. Cheers mate and many more..
To me that's the best live performance of the FF. Seeing them having fun like this with their idols always warms my heart. Now that's what I call enjoying what you do. RIP Taylor. Thanks for these years of growing up, becoming a teenager then an adult with your music.
Absolute goose bumps. Where to start? Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones playing with you in a band. Taylor Hawkins - RIP beautiful soul. Dave, you are one incredibly blessed person, as we are to listen to this.
Imagine growing up you're a huge Zep fan. Then imagine you become a member of the Foo Fighters. Then imagine you play on stage with Page and Jones. I came.
Four legends casually sharing the stage at the most famous venue in Great Britain. I would always watch this show when it aired on TV. Never gets old RIP Taylor
Saw Zeppelin first time in 1970 and about 3 times thereafter. Each of their concerts were marathons, 2.5-3 hrs and they ALWAYS over-delivered. Their albums were one thing, but their concerts were unbelievable, transformative events. Oh, and probably paid on average $15 - $20. Talk about a different time. I'm glad I was a kid & came up when I did.
Taylor was amazing!!!! I am watching youtube of course...he also sings this song at the Kennedy Center Honors for Led Zepplin....and he's even dressed up for the performance
As the years go by, my appreciation for how great a bass player John Paul Jones is grows. Everyone (rightfully!) lionizes Page and Bonham, but don't sleep on Jones. The guy prowls the stage like an apex predator.
that is actually insane, i am a drum lover, it is my favorite instrument, and my top 1 drummer of all time is bonzo, and my second drummer of all time is dave grohl, so, watching dave playing with jimmy e jhon is so cool
You can see the pure love, joy and appreciation Dave and Taylor have to be jamming with Led Zep. The fact Jimmy and John would even PLAY with FF, just shows the mutual respect they've earned from the masters. The passing of the torch...
I did meet him. And I had no idea what my name was. Not kidding. He asked my name and I started laughing like the vilage idiot. Still one of th greatest moments of my life. And Jimmy was gracious and nice and slapped me on the back and said it was great to meet me. Even tho neither of us knew my name. 😂
I love how much Dave still looks like an excited kid when he’s opening up the song! Who can blame him! Not many people have been able to play drums with legends
Are...you...kidding...ME?! The greatest rendition of Zep's R&R that I have ever heard. Gonzo drums, Shred Guitars, Paleolithic vocals. My oh my. Should anybody ever attempt this tune again?!?
Just a small kid from Texas, and a HUGE EVERYTHING inside of an always tiny humble little self. What a loss. Seeing him here among those beasts makes him even greater than I think he never even fathomed he was. Look at him looking around all the time. RIP
I read somewhere that Taylor had extreme stage fright every time he knew he had to get up and perform. If that was true then it’s even more sad seeing him looking around maybe anxious and unsure of himself performing in front of a huge crowd like this with Page and Jones behind you while you perform their song. He was too good for this world.
A true example of unity in diversity...the musicians,the vocalists ,all from different bands and yet creating mesmerising music. Music defines unity and creativity. Thank you
John Paul Jones is amazing, he's just in the park feeding the pigeons, while all the city noises enter his mind and come out clean without any visual or spatial pollution. Just taking a walk in the park with all the notes and sounds under his control
Dave knows how motherfucking good his life is, and enjoys every minute.
Hugh Rogers that’s what I always thought!! He is a very lucky human being!
^above yes..plus much much more #genius
But he watched Kurt shove a needle in his arm till it killed him.
Not laying blame, just wish we had 25 years of Nirvana.
@@scout805 🤔🤷♂️🤦♀️
@@scout805 Have you read Grohl's book? Cobain would have died one way or another and no one in the world could have stopped him. It's not like his friends did nothing.
Dave looks like a kid at the candy store during his drum intro. What an epic performance!
You can tell it's fulfilling a dream right there
Thought the same thing Carlo, the look on his faced is priceless!
I was gona say the Exact Same Thing. He Does look like a kid in a candy store. With Great Reason!
So cool. Dave has played in two incredible bands and has played in front of millions,but he knows he's performing with rock royalty. Rock and Roll respect. Unlike some rappers who think they are the next Beatles, Hendrix, or James Brown.
Dave is "always" a kid in a candystore :) He has such a great warm and energetic personality. One of those you allways want around.
This is how I would want to remember Mr Hawkins - constantly looking over his own shoulder at one of the greatest lead guitar players of all time, at one of the greatest bass players of all time, and at his own band mate, one of the greatest drummers of all time, then facing the audience and perhaps not realizing his own greatness. RIP Mr Hawkins.
Well put, love it
Exactly…..👍🫶 perfectly said. ❤️
Well said. RIP Taylor.
Beautifully worded. And forever gutted. I can't imagine what it feels like to have been close to him. Because I'm just a fan and feel like a lost
Stupid phone!!!! I feel like I lost a brother. RIP Taylor
I’m a casual FF fan, and a huge LZ fan; I had no idea that Dave and Taylor had done a couple songs live with JP and JPJ.
TAYLOR FUCKING KILLED IT!!
This is definitely one of the best LZ covers I’ve ever heard.
Rest In Peace, Taylor.
They all did...
I'm just now leaning this myself. fuckin crazy
It's kinda only half a Led Zeppelin cover because half of Led Zeppelin are playing it lol
@@User-jk8wqhuh? You don’t need any original members for something to be a cover
Very casual FF fan here…just now seen this, yeah Taylor did kill it! RIP.
Dave isnt playing for himself, hes playing for every kid that grew up listening to Zeppelin wishing they could get to do what he got to do.
Poor Taylor... his drum kit just had a big orgasm as Dave played on it... Taylor goes back to his kit and the Snare is having a smoke all glassy eyed...
Bless him
YESSSS 🙌🏽
You’re right!!
IT CANNOT BE CLEARER.
DAVE DOESN'T PLAY FOR HIM, DAVE PLAY FOR OTHERS. EASY AND SIMPLE.
RIP Taylor, you will be missed more than you ever will know.
he died here in colombia
@@nova_rp5462 .....nl.o
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Of course, he is dead.
😢❤
R.I.P Taylor 😢 I'm in shock, can't believe it. Best drummer of the world. Your spirit will be always remembered. Heaven has an amazin musician and person now
He'll be missed. Great performance!
Agreed
A sad day for Rock and Roll....
🥺🖤
Amen....still cant belive he already left us. He was and is AMAZINg anywhere he may be. RIP
And all of a sudden, it's 1973 again, and all is right with the world.
Dave and Taylor in their glee with Jimmy Page and Jon Paul Jones on stage. Amazing to see that. What a thrill it must have been. Vocals sounded awesome.
Hello Mr. Tabs and thank you for always making accurate guitar tabs.
YOOOO LOVE YOUR CHANNEL
Thanks for teaching me so many songs
Dave did what he could but he needs more technique to play like Bonham
Energy is not enough when you play a song played with a great technician of the drums
Taylor quite dead now..
Jimmy Page hasn't lost a step. Same body movement and facial expressions since the 60's. Amazing!
Idk during the solo he got a little red in the face he was ripping but he just wasn't finishing the notes how he wanted maybe a gear setup thing .. he ended up destroying expectations after celebration day showed he lost nothing
@@seeyaaseeyaa464 dude he did his best how do your Hands let alone your brain still work at 70 with all that he’s done?
JPJ too 🤟
Jimmy is freakin awesome….Zep changed the face of rock music!!
Jimmy Page’s smile during Dave’s last drum fill is contagious. True spontaneous sincere joy.
RIP Taylor, we miss you!!
Well said my friend......perfect sentiments.
Thanks for saying that! I was so busy looking at Dave, I totally miss Jimmy's expression! Awesome!
Especially, after he played with John Bonham. Huge compliment to Dave!
Taylor was never a polished singer but he gave his all every time...rip TH
*CONTAGIOUS*
Fantástics singer and 🎶
Jimmy Page casually showing off why he's considered one of the best guitarists to ever exist. I don't even know how he's making these sounds on his guitar. surreal.
in his mid 70s and Page is still cooler than any other guitarist alive or dead
After Keith Richards!
SRV has left the chat
@@dadasha Keef's a fraud.
@@dadasha Keith Richards isn't even close to Jimmy page!
Dickie Betts is still alive and kickin....King of them all
John Paul Jones is an absolutely outstanding musician. He always does his thing completely calmly, focused, without any affectations, and he does it perfectly.
He's the perfect bassist.
@@MrNrj6490 musician*
Exactly like Cliff from ACDC.
He makes it look easy.
JPJ Starts at Perfection then raises the bar.
If they toured as Led Fighters in exactly this configuration, I’d pay an outrageous amount of money to see them. Closest anyone my age would come to Zeppelin live.
Outside of a Zeppelin Runion with Jason Bonham...lol
Yes me too
@@SirMan48 just saw them in Cincinnati, really damn good. Jimmy Sakurai is a Page clone
I’m surprised Page doesn’t do this. Seems like he has wanted to get back OUT THERE for A WHILE. God love them all. Please do it.
Led Fighters ? No way dude... "FOO ZEPPELIN"
I was there that night. There were rumours that they were planning a surprise. No shit. I’ve been to some fantastic gigs in my time; final Jam gig in Brighton, Stereophonics in Cardiff and this year Chili Peppers in LA but the Foos at Wembley, Saturday June 7 2008 was the best of the lot. Sadly never to be repeated now.
John Paul Jones. Folks. One of, if not, the best bassist ever. So talented in so many ways.
That honour belongs to John Entwistle
@@adamstockman5278 John Paul Jones has an argument for the best rock bassist on his versatility alone, not to forget he's probably the greatest in few of not all the 25 other instruments he plays
I can't argue with that statement...
@@adamstockman5278 absolutely. Especially considering the chaos around him. The Who without him would be 3 confrontational egos playing their own thing.
@@Hershie he was the most talented in the who and had the least limelight
Zeppelin and the who definitely 2 best live bands of all time
The smile on Dave's face at the start of the song shows how he fully appreciates the moment he was in. Growing up listening to Zep and being influenced by John Bonham to be on stage 30 years later playing Rock-n-Roll with Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones at Wembley Stadium did not go unappreciated.
Man!! You could just feel Dave's happiness!! Gave me goosebumps!
So bittersweet now...RIP Taylor
With his best friend singing
Yes its true 💪🤘🔥
This is really amazing !! I love it, we can really feel how this moment is special ! Thank you all si much !!
The only band where the guitarist and lead vocal could also plays drum with the same energy. Amazing.
And the drummer can sing the pants off most other singers
Not so! Godsmack as well.
@@dennisfranzmeier4994 Who ?
As long as they play using their emotions it’ll always sound amazing
Perhaps also Genesis.
Man, that bass...John Paul Jones is just locked in with Dave as if they've been playing together for years.
Not sure how tongue and cheek that comment is.. but they did play together for a bit in Them Crooked Vultures.
I really do hope this is a sarcastic bit. LOL
This is before Them Crooked Vultures so the comment actually makes sense.
Drummer of Nirvana playing drums on a Led Zeppelin song with the drummer of The Foo Fighters taking up the role of lead vocalist.
Right? Its a fucking a time warp this truly is one of the most special moments in rock n roll history.
AND HE KIIIILED THE VOCALS !!
@Seaeff Damn right
Trouble is that left them without a guitarist.
The old guy who filled in wasn't too bad though, to be fair.
@@alexanderbarsby4357 what are you talking about?
I was at this gig and went absolutely mental when the drums kicked in. RIP Taylor.
You sir Mr. Green are what we like to call “a lucky Bastard”. 🤔😂🤣 I’m envious, we’re you in the pit or in the seats??
@@codywilliams3789 in the seats, which was fortunate as I flailed my legs and arms around like a madman.
Same here!
Taylor killed vocals and Dave killed drums. The Zep boys look like they were having fun. That’s what music is all about. It doesn’t have to be perfect, we’re not robots, and music has been processed so much in this day and age to take the human life,emotion, and rawness out of it. This performance was awesome 👏 🤘
I just watch this video becouse two of the best were having fun they knew how to do it and they are the best ever.
You are so right .
The drumming totally lacks all of Bonhams subtlety. Dave is a basher, a great basher but a basher none the less.
R.i.p
Meshuggah are robots 🤖 that’s for sure ;P
Page can dress as he wants...his hair can turn white...he can age somewhat gracefully. But as soon as his Gibson Les Paul comes to life you immediately know who's playing it. And it's been this way for 53 years now. Stunning.
agreed
Granddaddy’s of ROCK AND ROLL❤❤❤
John Paul Jones is an excellent bass player.
Of course
1:40 u can see how good he is when there is no empty space in all the entire solo and there is no other guitar to make the ryth guitar.
Yes, he is.
JPJ is an excellent EVERYTHING player!
The best
Rest in Peace Taylor. I always come back to this. You always belted those vocals man.
Bearing in mind that Taylor is literally filling in for arguably the greatest singer of all time, I think he did a pretty damn good job
Freddie Mercury is sry
Hey, Plant's voice lost all the power it had in the 1970s.
@@pauljordan4452 RIP Plant’s voice 1968-1972
@@pauljordan4452 In celebration day he sang fantastic I think, in fact imo he sounds better now
No argument on Plant from me! ❤️🔥
It's fucking awesome!!!!
HELL YEAH IT IS ! ! !
My sincerest condolences to Taylor's family, friends and bandmates. I really appreciated this performance. Taylor did an outstanding job on the vocals, in my opinion. Led Zeppelin was one of my top favorite bands and this collaboration was awesome.
You know your bad ass when Jimy and John plays one of their songs with you
*you're
*two
@@littlemissblackdress7587 You're wrong
Imagine going to a FF concert and suddenly there is 50% of the greatest band ever on stage...!!
The other half is Led Zeppelin, I guess 😂
I’d have a stroke
Imagine going that 50% of the greatest band ever concert and then seeing them playing with drummer from one of 90's greatest band.
Imagine if Page & JPJ grabbed Sammy Hagar & Jason Bonham and toured 50 dates one last time & told Rober Plant to fuck off.
This happened to me!!! I was a 13 year old kid who was obsessed with classic rock & guitar, one of the most surreal moments of all time
The people who were there live should still be applauding
What a blast it must have been!
I love how Dave and Taylor are respecting each other when they switch roles
Cause they really are better In these positions I love Taylor as singer and dave on the kit
Jimmy Page's stage presence is something otherworldly, what a legend. And his guitar sound is as captivating and thunderous as always.
Yes he great guitarplayer to legendary
What a fucking miracle for those who were there…. Taylor killed it, Dave killed it and page & Jones were legendary - as always. This is a priceless concert moment. Foo fighters along with real rock Gods. You can’t write this story - no one would believe it. Thank god for TH-cam!!!!!!!!!
If I had been there, I'd have been in tears. Full on "we're not worthy" tears...
I was there, it was awesome, I almost wet myself when we realised who was coming on stage.. They all killed it.. It was def priceless
Taylor “killed it”?? Seriously???
@@rml1643 yup, great performance
Jimmy looks so fucking cool
The amount of badassery on that stage is impossible to calculate. You've got one of the greatest guitar players of all time, one of the greatest bass players of all time, and TWO of the greatest drummers of all time. Three of the four are top-10 at their craft and Hawkins will be way up there by the time his catalog of work is complete.
Yep
Dave isn't a top 10 drummer of all time.. he flat out couldn't play this song properly and had to simplify it just to get through it.
@@SirMan48 - I've played drums for almost 40 years. Your argument is with history and with the general consensus. I'm sure you have your own opinions. I love Bonzo, too, but I don't let it cloud my judgement.
I don't think either of them could be called 'one of the greatest drummers of all time'. Although Led Zeppelin had easily one of the best guitarists of all time, easily one of the best vocalists of all time, easily one of the best drummers of all time, and easily one of the best rock musicians in general (as well as bassists) of all time.
@@danielstephens7416 - My comment was "top-10 at their craft". Please list 10 drummers with a better catalog of work than Grohl. "Best" is always going to be highly subjective. One could easily make the case that not one rock drummer is top-10, including Bonham, if you hold jazz drummers in high esteem. My comments were really about rock and roll artists, which I thought was implied.
What a voice
RIP Taylor
Yes , his wonderful voice please RIP.
Vim aqui pq lembrei o grande musico que esse cara foi. RIP Taylor Hawkins 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
nao to acreditando ainda.... RIP Taylor
Cara...eu também! Tô sem acreditar!
😢😢
Vim por isso tbm
Que ele descanse em paz ! Entrou pra história do rock 🤘
Jpj's bass is absolutely insane. Best bass performance I've ever heard for this song
THUNDERING TRAIN JPJ
Dave is literally living his musical wet dream over and over on that stage. He was so excited to do the mini solo at the end and he nailed it! I bet he remembers that on his death bed. Jimmy seemed to love his playing. What a great performance!
His musical wet dream? Fucking disgusting dude
Taylor did a great job!
Listen to his solo stuff, it's really good.
Try "range rover bitch " first
Taylor also sang this song at the Kennedy Center Honors ... when Led Zeppelin was honored back in 2012. Dave also played drums. Both did a fantastic job!!
Agree
In case anyone out there didn't know Taylor does have his own band; 'Chevy metal' they're basically a cover band, but Taylor fronts the band usually singing while playing the drums, and also various other musicians well guest jam with them, Dave G of course being one of them, among others from time to time. Just putting the info out there for anyone who wasn't aware?
Dude should work on his pipes.... he's got a great rock tone
The joy on Dave’s face is a thing of beauty.
John Paul Jones is so so underrated, he is like connected to jimmy page's brain, whatever Jimmy plays, John is instantly in sync with Jimmys guitar on the bass. Its like a match made in heaven musically.
It must have been a thrill for Dave to play drums in Bonhams’s shoes infront of Page and John
I personally think Dave Grohl can fit in Led Zep.
steve jansen I think if anyone alive has a close style to Bonhams it’s definitely Grohl. Just super loose, aggressive and fun
He did an amazing job. Filling John Bonham’s shoes ain’t an easy thing to do.
@@MrSnuffian nah, it's Charlie Benante, not Grohl.
Troy Erkenbeck yeah I’ve seen him live with the Jason Bonham experience and he’s great, but Dave Grohl is a much better drummer.
I know an entire generation only know Dave as a singer and guitarist but as someone who grew up with Nirvana it always warms my heart to see him behind the drum kit.
Same.❤ The drums are Dave's first love and his ultimate home base.
Dave is a best drummer.
Honestly I've never really seen him this passionate towards any other instruments.
He drums like his life depends on it.
And kudos for a fine job filling in for the G.O.A.T
I love seeing Dave on drums, anytime, any song!! 🙌
Dave is one of the best rock drummers out there, period
I always put him as the third best.
I say he’s the best. Man was gifted by the gods with his skill
He is like the "Bonham" of the 90's.
@@Liam-vt3il he is good but come on he isn't as good as John Bonham
Dave is one of the best modern rockstars we have, we need to preserve him as long as possible!
I think of Jimmy Page, all those years in the spotlight, then retired. This night he got to strut around Wembley like a peacock. What a dream.
Still a young guy inside that Page.
Still with a duck-face
That was over ten years ago...
themusicmaniac84 All guys with rock-n-roll inside remain boys forever irrespectively of their look...
@@DM1956x apart from Ritchie Blackmore
He has grown to be a quite reflective and appreciative man as he has aged. Much more respectful of others in general it appears and he does love climbing on stage. The roar of the crowd draws him.
I absolutely love the little moment between Page and Jones in 2:18... Page does his thing and Jones responds in kind while both are smilling
Been waiting for someone to notice this!!!
Yes!
They were back in their 30’s, playing this on tour again for a few seconds, probably remembering why they spent their lives making music.
JPJ never fails to excel. True master of his profession.. and a thoroughly decent chap.
A true master indeed, also the only one that never stopped to be an active musician after Led Zep had disbanded.
Por siempre Taylor
He did a tour with Seasick Steve a few years ago. Wouldn’t have done that for the money… great bloke
A very great musician with an enormous talent and a great guy in the life 😍🤩
A very Happy 79th Birthday John Paul Jones. Born John Richard Baldwin. January 3, 1946. Sidcup, U.K. He's never had a rock star persona. Instead, he's soft spoken, shy and has always been modest when it comes to Zep's influence on modern rock music. Cheers mate and many more..
Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones sounding exactly like in the 70s
chacha - Legends 🔥🔥🔥
Because they're Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones
footos - Exactly 🔥🔥
wait, wait, wait ... stop the carrrr!!! this is not the 70s???? whoaaaaaa
yea just pages tone is more bass and heavy which i dig it
He’s channeling Robert Plant with the hand on hip.
Fantastic.
To me that's the best live performance of the FF.
Seeing them having fun like this with their idols always warms my heart.
Now that's what I call enjoying what you do.
RIP Taylor. Thanks for these years of growing up, becoming a teenager then an adult with your music.
True. It doesn't feel like they peaked and then declined but that show was just one of a kind.
The best of any live performances man ;
it would have been SWEET if they could have done a few more shows and invited the Kiss Guy and Nandi to do a few songs !
Absolute goose bumps. Where to start? Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones playing with you in a band. Taylor Hawkins - RIP beautiful soul. Dave, you are one incredibly blessed person, as we are to listen to this.
I’m absolutely gutted. I just can’t fathom this. Rest in power, Taylor. We love you. ❤️
Hold up.
Rest in power?
Isn't that phrase reserved for black and LGBTQ+ people?
@@G5Ckxew What?
Imagine growing up you're a huge Zep fan. Then imagine you become a member of the Foo Fighters. Then imagine you play on stage with Page and Jones. I came.
Four legends casually sharing the stage at the most famous venue in Great Britain. I would always watch this show when it aired on TV. Never gets old RIP Taylor
Saw Zeppelin first time in 1970 and about 3 times thereafter. Each of their concerts were marathons, 2.5-3 hrs and they ALWAYS over-delivered.
Their albums were one thing, but their concerts were unbelievable, transformative events.
Oh, and probably paid on average $15 - $20. Talk about a different time.
I'm glad I was a kid & came up when I did.
Taylor right at the start: "This is f*cking awesome, I can't believe this is happening.........oh f*ck I'm the singer!"
*gets to the mic asap*
lol that would make a great gif
I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS VIDEO SO BAD SINCE THE UNOFFICIAL UPLOAD BY A RANDOM GUY ONE DAY JUST DISAPPEARED FROM TH-cam.
Same as you bro
I FEEL U
SAME
Sameeeeeee
We remember
Taylor was amazing!!!! I am watching youtube of course...he also sings this song at the Kennedy Center Honors for Led Zepplin....and he's even dressed up for the performance
This is absurdly cool
That's why I love Rock !!! Our generation was very lucky to grow up listening to this music.
The beginning drum fill....David Grohl sitting in for John Bonham. Staring into the eyes of Jimmy Page. It's pure bliss. It's everything!
As the years go by, my appreciation for how great a bass player John Paul Jones is grows. Everyone (rightfully!) lionizes Page and Bonham, but don't sleep on Jones. The guy prowls the stage like an apex predator.
that is actually insane, i am a drum lover, it is my favorite instrument, and my top 1 drummer of all time is bonzo, and my second drummer of all time is dave grohl, so, watching dave playing with jimmy e jhon is so cool
It doesn't matter how many times you watch this Vid, Foo Fighters and Led Zeplin, totally addictive,. Raw energy at its best. RIP Taylor Hawkins.
You can see the pure love, joy and appreciation Dave and Taylor have to be jamming with Led Zep.
The fact Jimmy and John would even PLAY with FF, just shows the mutual respect they've earned from the masters.
The passing of the torch...
John Paul Jones, the quiet achiever who is the greatest musician on the stage
Absolutamente de acuerdo.
listen the bass sound perfect amazing..............
Jimmy Page. Legend. I think if I ever met him I would be so overwhelmed I would be speechless and cry and I'm no sissy.
Same
I did meet him. And I had no idea what my name was. Not kidding. He asked my name and I started laughing like the vilage idiot. Still one of th greatest moments of my life. And Jimmy was gracious and nice and slapped me on the back and said it was great to meet me. Even tho neither of us knew my name. 😂
almost comments says about dave, taylor, page
poor john... always forgotten
:'(
Led Zeppelin wouldnt have ever made it without him. such an amazing talent.
@@timroth5768 yeah... that's true :(
alex siswanto John who??
@@itsMrNoble John Paul Jones, sir :(
Samuel Noble John legend
JPJ has a studio recording sound during a full stadium live show....respect
Taylor KILLED it. Other than Ann Wilson of Heart's version, this is the best I've ever heard! 🥰👍
Jimmy Page's joy as Dave Grohl finishes out the song...priceless.
YES
It was beautiful
He saw, heard and felt the BonHam in him!
I know he feels like the 60's with John Bonham
That smile!
Grohl is always so pumped when he gets to play the drums
Kurt changed so much
Jajajaja no xd
Too soon man
Rhett Kraljevic it’s been like 25 years😂
Headshots often do this to people.
Hahahaha
page plays the guitar nowdays the exactly same way he was playing back then in 1975, legends don't age.
The expression on Jimmy Page's face when Dave did the drum solo is satisfying indeed. Amazing performance!
You left too early Taylor.
R.I.P.
Taylor’s finest moment on stage. Just heard the news about his passing and I’m fuckin’ gutted. What a tremendous loss.
All these days later and I’m still gutted like we just found out. Seriously heartbroken.
Incredible drummer.Incredible voice.
Looks,charisma.
Absolute ROCKSTAR !!!
R.I.P
This is game over
I love how much Dave still looks like an excited kid when he’s opening up the song! Who can blame him! Not many people have been able to play drums with legends
Dave unleashed his inner Bonzo and Taylor gave us flawless vocals, love to see it!🤌🤌🤌
I could watch Dave play drums for DAYS
I got 😮chill bumps
Jimmy Page is such a joy to watch, hes so in love with music...hes total zen, man.
Are...you...kidding...ME?! The greatest rendition of Zep's R&R that I have ever heard. Gonzo drums, Shred Guitars, Paleolithic vocals. My oh my. Should anybody ever attempt this tune again?!?
This cover blows any other cover away. Man, they were all stellar, Page and Jones had a blast from the looks of it too.
Just a small kid from Texas, and a HUGE EVERYTHING inside of an always tiny humble little self. What a loss. Seeing him here among those beasts makes him even greater than I think he never even fathomed he was. Look at him looking around all the time. RIP
I read somewhere that Taylor had extreme stage fright every time he knew he had to get up and perform. If that was true then it’s even more sad seeing him looking around maybe anxious and unsure of himself performing in front of a huge crowd like this with Page and Jones behind you while you perform their song. He was too good for this world.
So epic
The sheer delight in Grohl's face on playing with legends. And, as for Taylor, great performance, RIP mate
Those first 10 seconds or so... He just looks almost uncontrollably happy!! It's almost as if his face wants to smile more, but it physically can't!!
How many times does anyone get to meet their childhood idols and them jam with them !
Jimmy struts the stage like an elder lion, leader of the pride.
A true example of unity in diversity...the musicians,the vocalists ,all from different bands and yet creating mesmerising music. Music defines unity and creativity. Thank you
There is no inherent benefit in diversity.
John Paul Jones is amazing, he's just in the park feeding the pigeons, while all the city noises enter his mind and come out clean without any visual or spatial pollution. Just taking a walk in the park with all the notes and sounds under his control
Priceless ! Can you imagine how Dave and Taylor felt....? Surreal !
RIP Taylor..you will be missed.
Hello, How are you doing today? Nice meeting you here.
Can we talk about how fucking amazing Taylor's voice is?
Yes we can. His howling before the solo was epic. Sounded fantastic.
i was about to type "was" but nah, he'd be fucking rocking wherever he may roam.
Dave absolutely ATTACKS tho drum kit!!!!!
Isn't no one going to talk about JPJ, slaying that bassline with absolutely zero effort. ..!! LEGEND