Wonderful concert here. Just correcting this comment - I said I saw them in 1973 - it was 24th February 1972 in Auckland. They'd released Led Zep IV already, but not in New Zealand. They held the release back until the day after the concert. So 20,000 of us heard Stairway to Heaven for the first time, live. The audience couldn't believe it - we were were in shock. I was just 50 feet from the stage. The greatest rock concert I've ever experienced.
I saw them in France in 1974, I was 14, it was my first live show and it was my favorite band. I have never completely recovered from this time. Imagine : Black dog, Since i've been loving you, No quarter, Stairway to heaven, right in my face, bloody hell ...
Hi. I had a small music shop in Turkey . I used to sell cassettes. I'm 59 now. They were the most important famous people I met in my life. They were so normal, sincere and gentlemen. No complimants or anything. We talked for about 20-25 minutes and drank tea with Robert.After the concert was finished I tried to learn where do they would stay @t day I waited by the hotel.When Robert went out I kissed him and hugged him. He Asked me about the previous day's concert performance.I said time passed so fast like a dream. I said I came about 1000 km from my town to İstanbul for the concert he said please drive carrefully. I took LZ 3 LP which I've bought in İtaly when I was 21 y.o. in 1983 and they signed the LP's.While I was waiting for Jimmy, he was shopping at a peddler who sold cheap imitation watches near the hotel street. I talked to him for 5-6 minutes. He was also gentleman, sincere like a normal person. I loved them more because they are the most important band of history (according to me) and so normal people like a teacher or friends. Lucky me. I've also met Michael Lee. RİP Michael.Lee and Bonzo.You're the greatest drummers of all. Emin Kurnaz Emin Elektronik Adana
Yes. Only one Jimmy Page. And only one Robert Plant. And only one John Bonham. And only one John Paul Jones. But other than those four, everybody else in that band sucked! 😜
Indeed! I just saw him here in Washington State in August and he and the band did “When the Levee Breaks! “ He killed it and gave us a sweet treat to remember him! I’ve seen him 4 times and I feel very blessed to have even been in his presence.
well we can't ignore how Michael Lee sounded on drums, that's true. was the weak link. hit them too hard like he was auditioning for Slayer. completely wrong sounding kit too. sped up the tempo shifting between the sections. kind of the opposite player Bonzo was.
@@coldacreMichael was not trying to be John Bonham he was his own person.. Michael added his own style not trying to be John.. and I thought those Ludwig’s sounded like real rock drums..
I met Robert Plant during his Raising Sand tour. Very kind to my daughter. He was a gentleman in addition to being one of the coolest dudes on the planet.
I think that his recording were better than his 1973-1980 performances. Though his 1969-early 1973 and current performances are better than the recordings
@@cjm-jr9xk I don't agree there, I'm a pretty big fan of his voice at the MSG shows and in Detroit in particular. No, it isn't perfect, far from it, but I think that kind of adds to those performances in a way. And his voice on the MSG SIBLY performances in particular was outstanding
and is what the 2nd. outbreak is waiting, for......and the third one etc. No quarantine= "Babe, i'm gonna live in you, when you least expect it." said the Human Depopulation Virus and other Viruses.
LZ is what's getting me through this Hellish year. Everytime I think it can't get worse, another fire breaks out in California and I turn up the volume. I guess I shouldn't call them LZ but that's how I think of them.
...and yet for the past twenty years no one has been able to help Jimmy Page do a solo l.p. Or even record any music to put into the archives. Outside of the 80 songs Jason Bonham says Led Zeppelin recorded with three different singers in 2008.
In 1994 when I worked as a bartender in NYC on the Upper East Side I was flabbergasted to have Plant and Page enter the restaurant where I worked for a mineral water at my bar. It was the first and only time in my life a was truly starstruck and I couldn't think of a word to say to share my awe, appreciation and admiration for their musicality, their stamina and talent. If it was today I MIGHT have dared to ask for a picture or an autograph but as a 20 year old fan I was just too awestruck. I still am.
When my mother and father divorce when I 17 years old, I hear this song. My father heard this song but he could not stop cry... I knew he wanna not reave my mom.... My father gone December 31. I will not forget your song. Thanks so much...
ОГРОМНАЯ БЛАГОДАРНОСТЬ ВЕЛИКОМУ МУЗЫКАНТУ РОБЕРТ ПЛАНТУ И ЕГО ПАРТНЁРАМ ЗА СОЗДАНИЕ ВЕЛИКОЙ МУЗЫКАЛЬНОЙ ЭПОХИ РОКА, КОТОРАЯ ТЕПЕРЬ СТАЛА МИРОВОЙ КЛАССИКОЙ! КТО НАЧНЁТ СЛУШАТЬ ПЕСНИ Led Zeppelin и РОБЕРТ ПЛАНТА ТОТ ПО ИСТИНЕ ПОНЯЛ МУЗЫКУ ВЫСОЧАЙШЕГО УРОВНЯ. ДОЛГИХ ЛЕТ ВАМ РОБЕРТ ПЛАНТ.
For me, this is the best solo I have ever heard Page play, period! At one point, even Robert seems to be looking on in awe. And who would know better than he?
This solo is going straight into my heart. This is sth complete different to the guitar solos out there, which I many times just bear hoping it´s gonna end soon, because they are so ego played stuff. Not Jimmy Page, he is instrument to his instrument, and it is like the music is just going through his hands like running water down a stream
"Thank you,, for helping me to have a net worth of damn near 171 Million damn dollars or thereabouts, Jimmy Page." is what he might be thinking, along with what you Typed.
I thought I had seen so much of Jimmy Page that I didn't think that id be blown away by him again, after seeing so much. but holy f**k - i am gobsmacked! And the chemistry between the two of them - reminding us all why they ruled the world.
thanks for the info...sad to hear this... but he I feel, was one of the few that could be the spark, Robert and Jimmy needed! this performance was a giving moment, from all. they fueled each other amazingly.
@@garylee6372, thanks for that tip. I didn't know he played with E&TBM and the Cult as well. Very interesting. I also didn't know he was 6 feet, 5 inches tall! Saw him live with Plant and Page in Minneapolis 1995. He was so into the music and that he was playing - it showed, and always looked so happy and excited to be doing it. He's so greatly missed. Excellent drummer. RIP 😭
When I was very young and first heard Led Zeppelin it was like another planet to me. Thanks to my older brother and his music loving friends. I spent many hours with them in the garage listening to LPs in the 70s. Best times.
agree 100%, a lot of his earlier live work took place when he was mashed to the point he could hardly stand up and nobody, no matter how good you are, can give a good account of yourself in that state
@@oiurehj No, this is Michael Lee on drums, and he was wonderful. He died way too young of eoilepsy (not drugs, before al the puritans come out of the woodwork to start their judgmental comments on that topic). He was the best drummer for them after JB. You can see more of him on the No Quarter tour from 1995,
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This whole performance was incredibly beautiful...loved the new solo as well..the Stairway to Heaven at the end, Robert's tenderness in his voice cradling the song as he would a child..the whole song amazing..love Plant and Page.
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Specifically to Led Zeppelin Boots: Firstly, thank you from the bottom of my heart for your work bringing Zeppelin bootlegs to such a high standard so such a huge audience of fans can enjoy and experience the magic of Led Zeppelin live. Secondly, I fully agree with you that this is one of Jimmy Page's best live solos. The phrasing, the emotion, the technical skill and the colours he brings are all exceptional. I am a guitarist with over 40 years experience and recognise these things. And Boots, dont listen to all those who say Jimmy was sloppy and/or under the influence of alcohol/drugs. Yes he had his problems but you've only got to listen to Zeppelin at the Forum in Los Angeles in 1977, when he was supposedly at the height of his "addiction ' to realise nobody could play like that if they were as deep in addiction as people make out. Further, Jimmy himself has said around this period he was not eating properly, relying on banana daiquiri's, and it's not surprising he lost weight. Yes there are below par performances but Jimmy had such a huge weight of expectation on him every time he went on stage, and that would have taken its toll on anyone. There wasn't the medical help and support available there is now. Those days you just got on with it best you could. Tha fact Jimmy came through and not just got through but was able to give us a performance like this is testament to the man's strength of character. He truly is one of the best guitarists in the rock world, and in his prime, say 68 to 73, was THE best.
My favorite Zeppelin song since it's first release. Of course they never made a bad song, and there are so many that are just as good as this, but this one has always touched me on a level I cannot match. The gentleness, then the driving rhythms, the up/down - it's as if it is making love to me! And the words are so good. This is on my "memorial" playlist I've given to my children to be played when I pass over. Love seeing Robert and Jimmy together here! Thank you, Robert Plant, for all of the amazing music you have, and continue to bring to this world.
The drummer might have been energetic but the song starts out slow tempoed and when the drum come in its a bit fast for how Page started it out. Obviously hes tryin to hit the drums hard but hes no bonzo. Its like his adenaline is just a bit much. Thats why when Bozo passed, the band was over. Not a drummer that could replace him. I guarantee Bonzo would not have played this tempo. But hey, he wasnt Bonnam & im sure he did the best he coukd. I dont believe he knew page was gonna take a solo the way he did. Its as though the drummer was struggling a bit keeping the same beat as the rythym..the original Zeppelin was an improvising band and they all listened closely to what the other was doing. Page, didnt sound as good to me at the slower tempo. As though it didnt come as naturally and the bam tempo goes full throttle. A bit much variation on the tempo. But hey its live and thats just what you get sometimes. Still would have enjoyed seeing them perform even if they did seem a bit out of sync
During this tour, I sat 2nd row. It was amazing to see Page that close. His fingers are magic. I could not believe how many guitars he had lined up, changing for different songs.
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Any applause for Jimmy??? He's beyond!!! Robert's voice defines Led zeppelin but what would happen if Jimmy wasn't jamming like he does??? Love them both ❤ Amazing drummer too!!!!!!!!
Well Robert Plant was one of the greatest frontmen in Rock ever. And yes, Jimmy Page was one of the greatest lead guitarists in Rock ever. But also, John Paul Jones was one of the greatest bass players in Rock, ever. And yes. I guess John Bonham was one of the greatest drummers in Rock ever, too. But besides those four, *everyone else in Led Zeppelin, all sucked!!!* 😜
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Saw them in ‘77 Greensboro Coliseum, NC, the ol’ USA… On Bonzo’s Birthday!!! Greatest (and LOUDEST) Show On Earth!! We sang Happy Birthday at Plant’s request!!! 9:00 until 1:20AM!!! STILL WOW!!!!!
No they never played 'Stairway to Heaven' on any of those tours Plant & Page did in the late 1990s. Plant has also never played it on any of his solo tours either. It was just a tease. They did that at the show I saw in Hartford CT too.
coreycox2345 I think the page and plant revival was a lost opportunity, you can hear they aren’t just playing the same songs, they added some creativity, things they either picked up along the way or that got left behind during zeppelin
No kidding. I wish there were more work from him. I know of "Fate Of Nations" but that's it. I also wish he had gotten more attention and respect as he deserved more than he received. I also wish there had been more acknowledgement of his tragic passing.
I preferred Mike Lee to Jason Bonham. Lee played like a beast every night with Page/Plant in '95 and'98. He also played live with Page during Net Aid. He was involved in a lot of projects with those two. Great drummer. I was so sad when he passed away. RIP 💔
I saw Zeppelin in 1977 , saw Robert Plant solo with Robbie Blunt , and then saw Robert Plant and Jimmy Page twice all at Irvine Meadows back in the late 80's into the 90's.....The very best....RIP John Bonham...You will be forever missed and remembered....🎤🎸🎸🥁🔥💪👊🙏
Allways used this song when I'm practising my finger style picking and was looking for if there's something I've missed or could do better. And I found this video. Oh my........
Jimi just plays the guitar the right way. It’s got nothing to do with technique. He plays from the heart every song and plays it different every time. The way it should ALWAYS be done, or it’s not music.
I'm never tired of all Page' solos, especially those related to BIGL, never repeating them and Plant going beyond any expectation 💪🔥🤟 Greetings from Danmark 🤜 🇩🇰 🤛
very few guitarists have master the full capabilities of the instrument like Page, Beck, Gilmore, Scholz and few others who truly invented all the sounds that have been plagiarized, emulated or outright copied
Critical MX other than moby dick riff (which is mainly for the drum solo anyways) and the bring it on home riff, and the baseline for Dazed and confused, page never did any stealing. The stealing was otherwise all on the lyrical side; related to the lyrics or title of the song
This was the best concert I've EVER attended! So glad I saw them with my best friend who has since passed, miss you buddy. (If this was WASH DC then I was in the 8th row center ...FnAmzg!) Thank you for freezing time.
I humbly bow to their greatness ! Better than ever, forever more, Led Zeppelin!!! An overwhelming performance by Robert Plant & Jimmy Page! Thank you both!
Which one,I'm from Croatia,which one,do remind me,thank you!It is hard for me to say which of their PERSONAL ORNAMENTS,let's say like this is the best.Simply ADORE THEM, to the point of make some of my days much,so much better,hard to express ALL.
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Wonderful concert here. Just correcting this comment - I said I saw them in 1973 - it was 24th February 1972 in Auckland. They'd released Led Zep IV already, but not in New Zealand. They held the release back until the day after the concert. So 20,000 of us heard Stairway to Heaven for the first time, live. The audience couldn't believe it - we were were in shock. I was just 50 feet from the stage. The greatest rock concert I've ever experienced.
Now that's awesome man
I saw them in France in 1974, I was 14, it was my first live show and it was my favorite band. I have never completely recovered from this time. Imagine : Black dog, Since i've been loving you, No quarter, Stairway to heaven, right in my face, bloody hell ...
Not jealous at all, Zep is a band that will be remembered well beyond anyone reading these comments, thanks for sharing.
Led Zeppelin IV was released in 1971
@@poetryclubofficial pretty sure he meant Led Zeppelin V lol, HOTH would have released around that same time he was talking right?
Hi. I had a small music shop in Turkey . I used to sell cassettes. I'm 59 now. They were the most important famous people I met in my life. They were so normal, sincere and gentlemen. No complimants or anything. We talked for about 20-25 minutes and drank tea with Robert.After the concert was finished I tried to learn where do they would stay @t day I waited by the hotel.When Robert went out I kissed him and hugged him. He Asked me about the previous day's concert performance.I said time passed so fast like a dream. I said I came about 1000 km from my town to İstanbul for the concert he said please drive carrefully. I took LZ 3 LP which I've bought in İtaly when I was 21 y.o. in 1983 and they signed the LP's.While I was waiting for Jimmy, he was shopping at a peddler who sold cheap imitation watches near the hotel street. I talked to him for 5-6 minutes. He was also gentleman, sincere like a normal person. I loved them more because they are the most important band of history (according to me) and so normal people like a teacher or friends.
Lucky me. I've also met Michael Lee. RİP Michael.Lee and Bonzo.You're the greatest drummers of all.
Emin Kurnaz Emin Elektronik Adana
Your math is wrong. In 83 u were 21? If so then you’d be 60 or 59 now. Not 53.
@@MrOffshorezine You're right.I'm 59 now.Thanks.Now it's okay.
Thankyou kind sir for such a nice story
Not all heros were a cape
Some sing and play a guitar
Etkiledin üstad
@@macont2145 teşekkür ederim
I will forever argue that this is one of the greatest solos that Jimmy Page has ever done.
Led Zeppelin Boots ...I second that. Damn near brings me to tears
Easily one of his greatest solos.
I dont think anyone is arguing back though. It's just true.
I agree, he was really on form in this performance
So agree w you....it's painful
I know everybody freaks out over Jimmys incredible guitar playing, but remember there is only one Robert Planet too. Incredible.
And also only one Robert Plant.
@@dowens3781 lol
Yes.
Only one Jimmy Page. And only one Robert Plant.
And only one John Bonham.
And only one John Paul Jones.
But other than those four, everybody else in that band sucked!
😜
@@dowens3781 😂😂😂
Paul Piazza Robert Planet? Lol, we know what you mean tho. Yes, Robert brings it all together. They are a daunting duo........
1:53 when plant hit that note really gives you a glimpse of how good he was and still is. Legendary.
Indeed! I just saw him here in Washington State in August and he and the band did “When the Levee Breaks! “ He killed it and gave us a sweet treat to remember him! I’ve seen him 4 times and I feel very blessed to have even been in his presence.
@@EastCoastGal66 Lucky you seeing him 4 times.
# gotta a whole lotta luggage #
Indeed 💯🎯‼️
Amazing how he sounds the same
We can't ignore how well Michael Lee sounds on drums
Magnificent!
well we can't ignore how Michael Lee sounded on drums, that's true. was the weak link. hit them too hard like he was auditioning for Slayer. completely wrong sounding kit too. sped up the tempo shifting between the sections. kind of the opposite player Bonzo was.
@@coldacreMichael was not trying to be John Bonham he was his own person.. Michael added his own style not trying to be John.. and I thought those Ludwig’s sounded like real rock drums..
He plays too fast, He needs to slow the F down. 😄
How could someone not love Jimmy Page and Robert Plant ? 🙂🐕🐾🌻
Plant and Page.....nothing like them in this world.
Greatest band ever. Love them all.
Rafaello Rafaellov not even close lmao
TheBalance David Gilmour and Nick Mason
Debbie Maker together with pink floyd
Юлик Филлипс again, not even close. Gilmour was great but he’s no Page, and how can you even think about comparing Nick Mason to Plant?
I met Robert Plant during his Raising Sand tour. Very kind to my daughter. He was a gentleman in addition to being one of the coolest dudes on the planet.
One of the rare vocalists who sounds even better live. Some serious pipes on him.
I think that his recording were better than his 1973-1980 performances. Though his 1969-early 1973 and current performances are better than the recordings
@@cjm-jr9xk He has some great nights in 73, but the damage was well done on his voice already. They really should've taken a break.
@@Madmetalmaniac42069 early 73. Like the first 2 months
@@cjm-jr9xk I don't agree there, I'm a pretty big fan of his voice at the MSG shows and in Detroit in particular. No, it isn't perfect, far from it, but I think that kind of adds to those performances in a way. And his voice on the MSG SIBLY performances in particular was outstanding
@@Madmetalmaniac42069 dude the MSG concert was epic! The Song Remains The Same dvd is amazing.
Led Zeppelin was and always will be my favorite band. Robert Plant is an amazing vocalist.
Agreed he does have that Kiszka voice
Plants not half as good as he used to be. He was best in the 70s
No,he is just good in studio
No he rocked it in the 70s
@@itspaglio3282 yes yes yes yes
All aspiring guitarists watch & learn, Master, Genius, Legend, guitarist at work right here, right now.
One of the best intros!
def a genius composer as a guitarist there are much better.
Still loving in 2024 and for ever
This is what makes the quarantine fly by.
and is what the 2nd. outbreak is waiting, for......and the third one etc. No quarantine= "Babe, i'm gonna live in you, when you least expect it." said the Human Depopulation Virus and other Viruses.
LZ is what's getting me through this Hellish year. Everytime I think it can't get worse, another fire breaks out in California and I turn up the volume. I guess I shouldn't call them LZ but that's how I think of them.
Good stuff will get u there music
Only the stars above you!
Jimmy Page’s solo...🔥🔥🔥
Un super guitariste!!!!!!!!
Very good,i still like Stevie Ray better!
I always liked the stairway sole where he plays the 12 and 6
Just love it x
...and yet for the past twenty years no one has been able to help Jimmy Page do a solo l.p. Or even record any music to put into the archives. Outside of the 80 songs Jason Bonham says Led Zeppelin recorded with three different singers in 2008.
Bassist:Charlie Jones
Drummer:Michael Lee(R.I.P.)
Nice performance with Jimmy and Robert
Ever unique players two men since The big two have gone..
In 1994 when I worked as a bartender in NYC on the Upper East Side I was flabbergasted to have Plant and Page enter the restaurant where I worked for a mineral water at my bar. It was the first and only time in my life a was truly starstruck and I couldn't think of a word to say to share my awe, appreciation and admiration for their musicality, their stamina and talent. If it was today I MIGHT have dared to ask for a picture or an autograph but as a 20 year old fan I was just too awestruck. I still am.
Fortunato ad averli visti, la parola pietrificato è poco.... Ti capisco ciao
One of the greatest live guitar solos Jimmy ever did! He"s on fire here
Hello. So how are you? Few years have gone.
For Those About To Robert&Jimmy - We Salute You!!!
When my mother and father divorce when I 17 years old, I hear this song. My father heard this song but he could not stop cry... I knew he wanna not reave my mom.... My father gone December 31. I will not forget your song. Thanks so much...
🙏✝️❤️
ОГРОМНАЯ БЛАГОДАРНОСТЬ ВЕЛИКОМУ МУЗЫКАНТУ РОБЕРТ ПЛАНТУ И ЕГО ПАРТНЁРАМ ЗА СОЗДАНИЕ ВЕЛИКОЙ МУЗЫКАЛЬНОЙ ЭПОХИ РОКА, КОТОРАЯ ТЕПЕРЬ СТАЛА МИРОВОЙ КЛАССИКОЙ! КТО НАЧНЁТ СЛУШАТЬ ПЕСНИ Led Zeppelin и РОБЕРТ ПЛАНТА ТОТ ПО ИСТИНЕ ПОНЯЛ МУЗЫКУ ВЫСОЧАЙШЕГО УРОВНЯ. ДОЛГИХ ЛЕТ ВАМ РОБЕРТ ПЛАНТ.
For me, this is the best solo I have ever heard Page play, period! At one point, even Robert seems to be looking on in awe. And who would know better than he?
rodentcafeteria That solo was killer! ❤️💥🔥🎸
rodentcafeteria you should hear no quarter madison square garden 1973
Interesting imo there are some nice parts but I have alot of page solos that I hold to higher esteem
This solo is going straight into my heart. This is sth complete different to the guitar solos out there, which I many times just bear hoping it´s gonna end soon, because they are so ego played stuff. Not Jimmy Page, he is instrument to his instrument, and it is like the music is just going through his hands like running water down a stream
I just want to thank you all Led Zeppelin for all the music and memories. You are for so long part of my life. God bless you sir
If this is 1998 we saw the show in Tampa with our then 15 year old son. He still talks about that show to this day.
5:18 Robert is like: Damn, I wish I could play guitar like that.
Gimme a few seconds, and I'm joining you...
Hahaha
We are all like that.
"Thank you,, for helping me to have a net worth of damn near 171 Million damn dollars or thereabouts, Jimmy Page." is what he might be thinking, along with what you Typed.
Also Page is wishing he could sing like that
nobodyyy likes than Plants voice for Pages guitar, amazing everrr
I thought I had seen so much of Jimmy Page that I didn't think that id be blown away by him again, after seeing so much. but holy f**k - i am gobsmacked!
And the chemistry between the two of them - reminding us all why they ruled the world.
Michael Lee was a very underrated drummer . He was almost as powerful as Bonham was . Just learned about his passing . Breaks my heart .
God bless their good souls 😢
thanks for the info...sad to hear this... but he I feel, was one of the few that could be the spark, Robert and Jimmy needed!
this performance was a giving moment, from all. they fueled each other amazingly.
Check out his performances with Echo and the Bunnymen too; equally amazing.
@@garylee6372, thanks for that tip. I didn't know he played with E&TBM and the Cult as well. Very interesting. I also didn't know he was 6 feet, 5 inches tall!
Saw him live with Plant and Page in Minneapolis 1995. He was so into the music and that he was playing - it showed, and always looked so happy and excited to be doing it.
He's so greatly missed. Excellent drummer. RIP 😭
Jimmy Page is definitely a master of the guitar as is Robert Plant on the vocals, together they are unstoppable.
When I was very young and first heard Led Zeppelin it was like another planet to me. Thanks to my older brother and his music loving friends. I spent many hours with them in the garage listening to LPs in the 70s. Best times.
We had a great child hood, mine was up in the bedroom with the headphones on, cranking it full blast.....for hours!
This is absolute gem from 1998. One of the greatest solos which Jimmy played in his life.
Via Verde early 1999
Stairway MSG 1973 would like a word with you.
We saw Plant Page in Tampa that year, amazing!
agree 100%, a lot of his earlier live work took place when he was mashed to the point he could hardly stand up and nobody, no matter how good you are, can give a good account of yourself in that state
Saw Them Wear & Tear In 98 As Well In Concord CA,Absolutely Legendary Performance,Both Of Them Still On Top Of Their Respective Game!!💯🎯⚡️💥🔥✨✨✨
That transposition when Page guitar solo really sublime,haunting and speaks.. damnnnn
You just cannot get that tone on anything but a Les Paul. Incredible
I attended Zep's first west coast concert in 1969 at Irvine College, The Best Show I have ever attended and I saw many.
That drummer has so much fire and power! Amazing.
I think he's Jason Bonham when he had hairs...
@@oiurehj No, this is Michael Lee on drums, and he was wonderful. He died way too young of eoilepsy (not drugs, before al the puritans come out of the woodwork to start their judgmental comments on that topic). He was the best drummer for them after JB. You can see more of him on the No Quarter tour from 1995,
@@Kaagrant Oh cool, i didn't know that!
Missing Sock nah this drummers trash
RIGHT!!!
I'm glad I was young in the 70's to hear and watch these guys first hand.
Joseph Vargas , a lot of us are .
I TOTALLY agree!!!
69 was Great Too
My only regrets are that I am too young to have seen either LZ or Floyd live ...
I agree! Me too!
The solo makes me wanne cry... No words can describe my feelings to this awesome band🎸💥
Greatest group ever. Should have married Robert Plant, love him. He was born 4months before me. Love him.
@@debbiemaker3483 How Could You marry him? Oh it was in your dreams🥴
I’m amazed every time I watch them
I just love Robert & Jimmy’s energy together.. then those little looks they exchange is everything 🌟 (5/2020)
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one of the greatest guitar solos by Page !
Hey...Jimmy and Robert thanks for all those years!!!
This whole performance was incredibly beautiful...loved the new solo as well..the Stairway to Heaven at the end, Robert's tenderness in his voice cradling the song as he would a child..the whole song amazing..love Plant and Page.
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Great
To add a 2023 comment…Best band ever, ever, ever!!…my heroes from 1975!…and still to the present day 😅
I kinda wanted to cry at the end but oh don't mind me I just love (2) legends with my entire life
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I think this was one of Jimmy Page's greatest nights. Robert's too! Wonderful performance!
Specifically to Led Zeppelin Boots: Firstly, thank you from the bottom of my heart for your work bringing Zeppelin bootlegs to such a high standard so such a huge audience of fans can enjoy and experience the magic of Led Zeppelin live. Secondly, I fully agree with you that this is one of Jimmy Page's best live solos. The phrasing, the emotion, the technical skill and the colours he brings are all exceptional. I am a guitarist with over 40 years experience and recognise these things. And Boots, dont listen to all those who say Jimmy was sloppy and/or under the influence of alcohol/drugs. Yes he had his problems but you've only got to listen to Zeppelin at the Forum in Los Angeles in 1977, when he was supposedly at the height of his "addiction ' to realise nobody could play like that if they were as deep in addiction as people make out. Further, Jimmy himself has said around this period he was not eating properly, relying on banana daiquiri's, and it's not surprising he lost weight. Yes there are below par performances but Jimmy had such a huge weight of expectation on him every time he went on stage, and that would have taken its toll on anyone. There wasn't the medical help and support available there is now. Those days you just got on with it best you could. Tha fact Jimmy came through and not just got through but was able to give us a performance like this is testament to the man's strength of character. He truly is one of the best guitarists in the rock world, and in his prime, say 68 to 73, was THE best.
Saw them in 69 or 70 right after they released their 2nd album. It was everything you could hope for.
Plants voice is pure Guinness. And Jimmy is just the Greatest Guitar player ever. Pure Gold
RIP Michael Lee-Awesome Drummer!!!
Great shout; he's often overlooked considering the company, but that man was a powerhouse. So tragic him leaving the stage so young.
World has given us many magnificent musicians. Led Zeppelin belongs to them...
My favorite Zeppelin song since it's first release. Of course they never made a bad song, and there are so many that are just as good as this, but this one has always touched me on a level I cannot match. The gentleness, then the driving rhythms, the up/down - it's as if it is making love to me! And the words are so good. This is on my "memorial" playlist I've given to my children to be played when I pass over. Love seeing Robert and Jimmy together here! Thank you, Robert Plant, for all of the amazing music you have, and continue to bring to this world.
It’s a very, very nice cover of a song written by Joan Baez in 1962!!
One of the best songs ever. The way how it is build up, the tense in it. Genius.
@Robert plant I had better times, but keep going! Thank you for asking! How are things on your side?
Energy from the drummer👌🏽
He died in 2008 :( He was a strong drummer
The drummer in this video is bozo son.
Jaime Piña wrong. It’s michael lee (not Jason Bonham)
The drummer might have been energetic but the song starts out slow tempoed and when the drum come in its a bit fast for how Page started it out. Obviously hes tryin to hit the drums hard but hes no bonzo. Its like his adenaline is just a bit much. Thats why when Bozo passed, the band was over. Not a drummer that could replace him. I guarantee Bonzo would not have played this tempo. But hey, he wasnt Bonnam & im sure he did the best he coukd. I dont believe he knew page was gonna take a solo the way he did. Its as though the drummer was struggling a bit keeping the same beat as the rythym..the original Zeppelin was an improvising band and they all listened closely to what the other was doing. Page, didnt sound as good to me at the slower tempo. As though it didnt come as naturally and the bam tempo goes full throttle. A bit much variation on the tempo. But hey its live and thats just what you get sometimes. Still would have enjoyed seeing them perform even if they did seem a bit out of sync
Jaime Piña you no nothing
LZ best band to ever exist!
During this tour, I sat 2nd row. It was amazing to see Page that close. His fingers are magic. I could not believe how many guitars he had lined up, changing for different songs.
That song has so many memories... And Jimmy`s guitar...
Jimmy Page - quintessence of music - tight sweatshirt, crease pants - does not matter. no one plays the guitar like that
I pray I pray to see just one show before I die. 🙏🏻
My god, they made it sound like a different song. Absolutely tremendous.
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Robert Planta 💞Jimmy Pague💞 THE BEST forever
@Robert plant It Is an honor for me to recibe your answer. It Is a surprise that i well keep forever un muy heart💞
@Robert plant My name Is Silvia,I live in Uruguay,South América. Thank you🙏
@Robert plant tell me what's your name AND where aré you writing from?
@Robert plant I've nevera been,I see your concerts on TH-cam
What band u in then
The Rock Gods as always at there best...Thank you for all the years of wonderful music, Robert & Jimmy
Peter Monty what about John and Bonham?
Its Led Zeppelin's works Not page and plant alone....
Any applause for Jimmy???
He's beyond!!!
Robert's voice defines Led zeppelin but what would happen if Jimmy wasn't jamming like he does???
Love them both ❤
Amazing drummer too!!!!!!!!
Well Robert Plant was one of the greatest frontmen in Rock ever.
And yes, Jimmy Page was one of the greatest lead guitarists in Rock ever.
But also, John Paul Jones was one of the greatest bass players in Rock, ever.
And yes. I guess John Bonham was one of the greatest drummers in Rock ever, too.
But besides those four, *everyone else in Led Zeppelin, all sucked!!!*
😜
Wonderful, So good when they are sober, I like the Page and Plant stuff it's Extra Special.
Robert Plant rocks it at any age. Love his voice, forever.
It's so melancholic, yet it's so powerful!
Most stunning version I ever heard. Genial harmony change under solo, incredible Page performance, and final citation of Stairway. Phenomenal.
There are no words to describe how their music make me feel. Castles in the sky.
Hell yeah🤘🤘🤘🤘
Robert wow ...still melting me
After 36 yrs ..badass.
Pure talent of Zeppelin never
Goes out of style...👏🙌🔥
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Saw them in ‘77 Greensboro Coliseum, NC, the ol’ USA… On Bonzo’s Birthday!!! Greatest (and LOUDEST) Show On Earth!! We sang Happy Birthday at Plant’s request!!! 9:00 until 1:20AM!!!
STILL WOW!!!!!
Man that drummer is literally on fire
He has to be in order to play like Bonham.
@@deniseinight9596 Does full justice to the song. The same passion is the key, IMO
No, that’s not true
M.L. was a beast. The stars that burn twice as bright often tragically burn half as long
Yes he was he has died also like John
Best song! Best singer! 👌
Robert Plant is not from this planet💖💕
Let's face it people there will never ever be another band that evens comes close to the Greatest rock band in the world !!!
Aerosmith
@@vincenzostr4488 ты че дурак
@@vincenzostr4488Aeroshithouse!
Oh, this is lovely! Oh dear Lord, how awesome are these men💋🌹
To good from up r way best all ways
Jimmy Page- pure Genius !!
Wow the ending was surprising.. baby I'm gonna leave you to stairway to heaven. 😍
No they never played 'Stairway to Heaven' on any of those tours Plant & Page did in the late 1990s. Plant has also never played it on any of his solo tours either. It was just a tease. They did that at the show I saw in Hartford CT too.
Carl Clandestine listen to the guitar part at the end man...
1:53 hard to believe he can go that high in his age
He still has it, CookieRepairProjects.
coreycox2345 I think the page and plant revival was a lost opportunity, you can hear they aren’t just playing the same songs, they added some creativity, things they either picked up along the way or that got left behind during zeppelin
After smoking cigarettes for a long time nowhere near as good as 69 and 70s
For me, this is the best solo I have ever heard Page play, period! Jimmy Page & Robert Plant performs "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You"
RIP Michael Lee a great drummer
No kidding. I wish there were more work from him. I know of "Fate Of Nations" but that's it. I also wish he had gotten more attention and respect as he deserved more than he received. I also wish there had been more acknowledgement of his tragic passing.
Did he play with the cult
@@marcolopez-vi9jb He did, he's the drummer on Live Cult. He's trying way too hard here though.
I preferred Mike Lee to Jason Bonham. Lee played like a beast every night with Page/Plant in '95 and'98. He also played live with Page during Net Aid. He was involved in a lot of projects with those two.
Great drummer. I was so sad when he passed away. RIP 💔
hugolafhugolaf you think so !! I think he fricken killed it !
Awesome 👍😎
The Page & Plant Tour/Walking Into Clarksdale. Stellar performance 👏♥️👠
Michael Lee's Drums brought Page and Plant back from the dead in the 90's.....God Bless that guy.....
Oh my God!!!!
We need a Page Plant world tour!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Michael Lee on drums kicking ass!
Zeppelin loved the kid and he toured with them for a while!!!
God Bless him and Bonham🙏🙏💯
Jimmy and Robert... effortless talent. A musical masterclass.
I saw Zeppelin in 1977 , saw Robert Plant solo with Robbie Blunt , and then saw Robert Plant and Jimmy Page twice all at Irvine Meadows back in the late 80's into the 90's.....The very best....RIP John Bonham...You will be forever missed and remembered....🎤🎸🎸🥁🔥💪👊🙏
Paige: let me just casually drop in this Stairway riff
Me:🤯
The audience lost it. Biggest applause for that.
Hands down!!! The greatest live concert here on TH-cam. 🙏🙌 masterpiece.
Just saw Robert last night! He still has it, pretty amazing.
Where?
@@WisdomOverWicked777Rules Bend, Oregon!
This was just f.....ng amaaaaaazing.
Think it's the best performance by Page I've ever seen
Allways used this song when I'm practising my finger style picking and was looking for if there's something I've missed or could do better.
And I found this video.
Oh my........
solo so ear splitting good it's worth partial hearing loss. So much fire and passion in one solo.... Mr. Jimmy Page.
Jimi just plays the guitar the right way. It’s got nothing to do with technique. He plays from the heart every song and plays it different every time. The way it should ALWAYS be done, or it’s not music.
👍 Fantastic music, unbelievable voice and super guitar! 👍
Robert and Jimmy - best team 👍
I'm never tired of all Page' solos, especially those related to BIGL, never repeating them and Plant going beyond any expectation 💪🔥🤟
Greetings from Danmark 🤜 🇩🇰 🤛
You want the best, Jimmy Page is it, plain & simple!
very few guitarists have master the full capabilities of the instrument like Page, Beck, Gilmore, Scholz and few others who truly invented all the sounds that have been plagiarized, emulated or outright copied
*Gilmour
You may wish to learn a little more history. I love led zeppelin, but they ripped off a lot of material.
u forgot hendrix 🤦
@@TheFreddyfloyd ripped lyrics, not guitar parts (or like 3 riffs in their discography)
Critical MX other than moby dick riff (which is mainly for the drum solo anyways) and the bring it on home riff, and the baseline for Dazed and confused, page never did any stealing. The stealing was otherwise all on the lyrical side; related to the lyrics or title of the song
This rocks. Jimmy and Robert🌠🎸💫🌟
There’s no one better. May their music live on forever …
This was the best concert I've EVER attended! So glad I saw them with my best friend who has since passed, miss you buddy. (If this was WASH DC then I was in the 8th row center ...FnAmzg!) Thank you for freezing time.
I humbly bow to their greatness ! Better than ever, forever more, Led Zeppelin!!! An overwhelming performance by Robert Plant & Jimmy Page! Thank you both!
🇬🇷❤️Led Zeppelin ❤️Robert Plant ♥️Forever ♥️Gratitude from A huge Fan in Athens, GR Hellas ♥️🇬🇷Thank you, Robert!!!!! ♥️
Which one,I'm from Croatia,which one,do remind me,thank you!It is hard for me to say which of their PERSONAL ORNAMENTS,let's say like this is the best.Simply ADORE THEM, to the point of make some of my days much,so much better,hard to express ALL.