I'm 71 now and I got to see these guys 4 time in my life. I saw many of the greats; Fats Domino; Jerry lee Lewis: T-Rex; Moody Blues to name a few. Nothing came close to Led Zeppelin. When I watch these videos I still rock out with tears in my eye because they are so great they always stir emotions in me. To those who didn't get the opportunity; all I can say is be happy that you have awesome sound systems and the internet to enjoy them and their music. It moves me reading all your comments. It seems I am not alone in my passion for Zep. Their music will live on as did the greats of our past. Thank you Led Zeppelin for the great memories and the great music you have given us.
I agree man! The best band to have walked the face of the earth!! I'm 27 but they are still my favourite band and I am gutted I will never see them. I don't know what it is but they are just special!! My friend who is 63 now was a full blown hippy and traveled Europe and the uk just chasing the festivals and he said they were just mind blowing. And he still rocks out now. Love it man! Will just have to do our best to educate people about the awesomeness of led zeppelin!!
Bazza G I got a feeling your gonna be listening 50 years from now...just like me lol. Your right; they are special. I got to see many of the greats and nobody came close to Zeppelin. I was supposed to go see a Duran Duran concert; but I had just seen Zep a few days earlier and I honestly forgot about Duran Duran although I had the tickets.. It really moves me hearing comments like yours. Peace
+Robert Worth I got see Page and Plant tour in the 90's, and watched Celebration Day from Wembley..Not 100% original Zep, but as close as you could get and still great.. Also, I think John would have been proud of Jason's career..
LED ZEPPELIN WERE THE FUCKING BEST BAND THAT EVER GRACED A STAGE!!! LISTEN TO THEIR MUSIC IT WAS LIGHT YEARS AHEAD OF ANYYHING ELSE BACK THEN AND STILL FAR SUPERIOR TO MODERN BANDS. NO BAND WILL EVER EPITOMIZE ROCK N ROLL LIKE LED ZEPPELIN!!! TRUE ROCK GODS.
@@JohnCane147 I also love Crimson, amazing band, but Zep had something else. To be honest, ranking bands is silly in general - especially when discussing absolute titans like King Crimson and Led Zeppelin. The two are both direct founders of rock music - there's not much higher you can go.
These guys were the BADDEST MOTHERFUCKERS to ever walk onto a stage. I hope that 200 years from now, people will still be studying this. I hope it never dies. It deserves to live on in the Pantheon of human endeavor. Sooooo awesome!
I was so lucky for many years, I played on the East Coast with a drummer, Nick, of Mirage who played like that! He was naturally motivated to literally live drums. He’d have a 12 pack, and count off the songs at crazy fast tempos! Like this, but he was so fucked up, he was able. The rest of us got used to it. I WISH I had video of our shows. Thomas Adams 11:11®
This live version is unbelievable. Bonham's drums at 6.33 sound like an earthquake and a motorway pile up. I've been following Zep for 41 years and they have never been surpassed. Page put together one hell of a group of Gods.
To those people that never got to see Zep live I feel sorry for you because these 4 guys were so powerful and on groove. I saw both of their concerts in 79 at Knebworth. My God they were magnificent. 3.5 hours of heart pumping rock and all for £7.50 a ticket. There are some good rock bands around but these guys were from a different planet. I urge all rock fans to watch anything live by Zep and tell me that you are not amazed like I am. 🤘🏼🎸
I was there. I saw them twice that week at the LA Forum. 7 nights in a row if I remember correctly. I saw Monday and Wednesday nights - better seats on off nights. I was a senior in high school- 1977. Tickets were $9. Lot of money when you made $2/hr. They were LOUD. People were wasted. Good times.
I’m a couple of years older and I remember seeing a triple bill of national groups for $7. I have over 100 ticket stubs and none of them were over $10. In the ‘70’s. Kids can “ok boomer” me all they want but they have to be sooo jealous!
God, Jimmy just utterly lives this performance, bounces along, dances, vibes and interacts - just incredible and Bonzo is just on another planet. What a band, what an era.
Whenever I listen to any live Zep, especially this song...I'm constantly reminded what a machine Bonham was. His feel, the tempo and meter, it's really unbelievable.
***** He was so incredible playing doubles and triplets on the kick drum, with ONE PEDAL! Unfortunately, when he got drunk, he was also the world's biggest asshole! Still, he is a legend and an inspiration on my own drumming, since I hit the drums as hard as I can, and I'm terribly sorry that he died. I wish he were still with us. But, sober!
Yo BroMan he seems the drum right in the edge live, keeps you on your feet. ESP 77 be became more erratic but in a good way. He was really inspired by billy conham and wanted to get his snare work down and fills more spontaneous
Terrence Hewitt I agree Terrence - it's a very guitar driven & intense album - you can hear the tension in most of the songs ! Robert Plant recorded all his vocal from a wheelchair.
Мне 67 зепплинов слушаю с 5 го класса такой великой группы не было нет и не будет! Несомненно они неповторимые то что они творят с роком это фантастика они номер 1 !!!
@@brithaddenhadden8383give it a rest would you? I love Queen but they couldn’t touch Zep in so many ways. They also didn’t make a single truly great album - hence why their greatest hits albums are so popular (in the UK at least). Masters of self publicity and flogging a dead horse post Freddie’s death - whoring the band if you will.
@@tuglingtontugster9848 zeppelin can never compare to Queen ! Queen are a million times better in every way and more people on the planet prefer Queen according to a worldwide poll !
Jones and Bonham on point the whole damn time. The 1977 tour had its high points like the Forum and MSG shows. Achilles is a perfect example of how airtight this band was, its fucking amazing.
Well as a drummer what's crazy is Bonham not at his best in this performance by JPJ is so locked into the timing Bonham is able to dig out of a few drifty moments and reconnect with the pocket nicely. They in the top 5 best Rhythm sections of all time. Just phenomenal.
There is not one band today that is even remotely close to being as good as Led Zeppelin. The 4 perfect parts that made the whole. Light and shade. Brilliant.
There are “better” bands. Better being a subjective term. Personally, I think Metallica is better. I also think Rage Against the Machine (when they play) are better. That said, Led surely set a standard that few have been able to reach, and or maintain.
Not that he needed it but: This song ALONE puts Page out of reach of everyone. A true master of the guitar that understood that a song is more than power chords waiting for a blistering solo. A lot of people talk about sloppy playing. And it is true that, when under the influence, he had his share of cringe worthy moments. But when he was on, he was the BEST!
modcraft13 It was a Page & Plant album - parts of songs were written in Great Britain & in the US. Of course, Bonham & Jones had their part in it - as they always did. It was for sure a guitar driven album. For the first time in the Zeppelin catalogue no real acoustic songs were featured on the album. Although there is an acoustic track buried on the song "Candy Store Rock." Presence was the first Led Zep album to sell slowly & the first one to hit the "bargain bin" in record stores. You can clearly hear the intensity & tension in the songs for sure, except for Tea For One. Robert Plant recorded all his parts while in a wheelchair.
Pink Floyd were the greatest band inside the 1970s. Zeppelin were great collage artist's but pink Floyd reached a state of Nirvana that zeppelin could never. But zeppelin were good. They 'pieced together' great songs. 👍🏻💯
Saw this tour in Chicago three nights out of four page got sick the fourth night. I was 13 or 14 and I thought I had scene God the three hits of orange sunshine may have contributed to that part. I was a ticket scalper in High school so I had the best tickets to every show and went to every show I saw lots of great concerts but Zep. was my all time fav.I'm 52 now and still to this day I haven't seen a better concert April 8th -through the 11th 1977 three weeks before my 14th bday.
+Rob Allen Well your a brave guy doing acid and seeing themlive. I was pretty good with acid myself, but would never chance doing it and seeing Zep live...which I did 4 times but not on the acid lol TOooooooo much
@ Robert Worth I saw Zep live at Chicago Stadium, Jan. 1975 and I was doing MDA at the concert. It really was a trip especially when someone tore the door off it's hinges and a mass of humanity poured inside the Stadium like a stampede of buffalo lol Great times! :-)
This is LED ZEPPELIN, in their very best. Performing a work of art, where music is concerned! They were giants, megastars, glistening stars,the sun and the moon! For me, they were more than I ever can say...
always love the galloping bass from jones... it makes the drums feel even more powerful and urgent than they already are... i could imagine a army marching towards its last battle with this easily... not just because of the title,but the feel of the instruments. if it were an untitled song,i'd still imagine battle being waged with this playing in the backround... Long story short,fucking sick song,iconic in every way
Get along how do u define greatness! They both were great period!! For u to say Hendrix sucks makes u sound like a complete and UTTER Moron!!! Can I get a witness
I envy anyone that even saw Zeppelin play in concert. It must've been something else to witness such awesomeness!!!! I'm 44, fell in love with the band when I was 17. What a band!
I got to see them live only once. Best concert I ever saw. The energy and power radiating off those guys was incredible. They were and always will be the best band ever.
***** I was 17 when John B. died and I was only 14 in 1977. I probably didn't even know who Led Zeppelin was in 77 and only started to enjoy them in my 20's. Sometimes I despise Robert Plant but there can be no denying that Led Zeppelin was a phenomenal band. These guys deserve to be called Legends. They were truly the Kings of Rock or at least Hard Rock. And Plant can barely even sing now. He's lost all of his gifts and his looks. Time is a thief. Look at what Plant and Page look like today and you really have to go back and give those guys their due because now they're just old men.
This is one of my favorite Zeppelin songs. The whole song just never lets up!! And as awesome as Page is, John Bonham's drumming is something that NO ONE could ever repeat!!
And if you've ever held one of those Les Pauls, you know they're awkward beasts to sling around... heavy and not the most ergonomic ever*. Jimmy makes it look light as a feather. *as you can see from my profile pic, I'm a Strat player so I'm a little biased ::)
best group ever. period.... no one compares no one is close. yes we all know all the mystic behind them and most their music. regardless to that zeppelin put into motion things that have still not be done since. all 4 played their parts perfectly.
...the importance of John Bonham was never more evident here...especially on this song. Could you (if you were in the potential line-up of replacement drummers) ever imagine the fear and intimidation you would have in your stomach pit in the event you were to ever audition for these guys after John's passing? I'm not entirely sure that anyone could've ever replaced him...
I was there, absolutely amazing!!! So glad I saw them, some of my friends said they would catch them next time they came to LA, which beyond sadly never happened, RIP The Mighty Bonzo!!!
Wish I was there... i guess i was about 4 years behind in the scheme of things...bought tickets to Chicago 1980, then if it weren't for bad luck , would have no luck at all
same thing happened to me, my tickets would have been for the Maryland Landover show. We were all in school when the news came out, we were stunned, in disbelief, and totally sad. It was our moment, you remember what you were doing exactly when I heard that awful news:(
And that is an 8-string bass - JPJ was and is an amazing musician. Zeppelin would have never been Zeppelin without him. He was just as indispensable as Bonzo.
Did it take half as long with 2 drummers playing it?:):):):) The Song Remains The Same LP is one of the best live albums of all time, but Moby Dick is such as waste of half a side of it when they could have included Since I've Been Loving You instead (for example)...
OMG! How did they keep up that tempo? This is another one of their "underrated" performances of this song. IMHO, Led Zeppelin should be the first description of "incredible", in the English dictionary. We are blessed to hear them, throughout eternity.
There you are again angel....once again I completely agree with every word. It helps to have been raised in the great Era of 60's & 70's R&R music. Led Zep IS the Holy Grail, bible, or any other Authority when it comes to Genius. They just weren't afraid to take huge risks in Everything. My respect for them only grows,as I get older & am so bored with so much of what-ever they refer to as 'music' today. Everyone who was or is Anyone, learned from Led Zeppelin. Period..
Thanks well I wasnt a teen in the 70s but I love all the music of the 60s and the 70s I was born in 1970 so real didnt get too experience the whole beautiful music movement which was the 70 s or the earlier 60s which I know must have been fantastic aswell. My time was the 80s the early punk new wave and techno or computer beat music which then rolled into all the hair bands of the 80s. So it was alot of messed musics put together like pizza which was crazy back then. But when I first heard Led Zep I was in high school 18 at the time and this was when supposely metallica or alcohollica which ever name they prefered to call themselves at the tine this was when they were suppose to be the next big thing and just didnt quite get it done. But zep always grabbed me in each album and just blew me so far away. I never heard or even thought that a band like that could even exist or be real. They changed my ear in music forever. They were and in my opinion til this day still are the best. Thanks too them I learned more about and a greater appreciation for the music of the past like the 60s,70s and even further back. When music was real and alive and above all magical. Led inbodies all that beauty power and magic like no other band. Your right music today needs sone serious help.!!! I mean alot of help!!!! Theres very few bands if any now to have any promise aswell as all the other music genre in this time period. Todays music needs alot of work to be done! The music of the past speaks volumes over anything that ive heard now and led zep is the very top of the line cream of the crop you could go. I dont see anyone or band back then or now wrestling there crown away they are too me pure beautiful magic. Nothing even comes close. Just so powerful and beautiful at the same time. Like I said just pure Magic!!!!!! (:
angel ramon diaz I empathically connected to everything you said (and felt). Sorry you did not live Through those infamous times, point is...you got to appreciate the music of Led Zeppelin. I happen to believe they are the greatist groups(individually & collectively) of the 21st century(Jimmy Hendrix, in my opinion is in that category too). Sheer Magical Genius! I am open to all kinds of music, keep hoping to capture what I felt/feel towards Led Zep...I doubt magic/genius like that comes around too often. I know in 100 yrs.people will still be playing their music, teaching it in schools, etc. Powerful beyond measure & words....
Deborah Wagner- Tudor Not to burst your Zep bubble Deborah but Zep LEARNED plenty from those who preceded them. Matter of fact, if you listen to the first three albums, Zep took plenty from other musical bands, ideas, etc....They were not "holy" original. Start listening to bands like Yes and Genesis from that 70's period, more in the prog rock vein, and you will find even more imaginative and transcendent rock music than you thought possible.
Byron Gordon I agree with you there they learned from a lot of groups and influences previously rather blues or folk or old rock bands ranging from Robert Johnson, muddy waters, Jonnie Mitchell , Hendrix's , the doors etc. The list is huge. But through those influences they did developed there own style and way too play. Also they became these great sponges of musical knowledge. They could absorb from any band or musical artist or medium. Like genesis as you mentioned pink floyd Crosby still and Nash Stevie wonder fleet wood Mac etc. This list is long too of what musical they were able too absorb and capture!!!! But that's another reason why I think of them as the best and yet so magical!!!
These guys are the best. And make no mistake they are all equally responsible for making it the best. But thank God too for Jimmy's persistence for putting this band together and knowing from the first song they played together, it was perfection with the 4 of them.
I love the lyrics to ALS, so many layers, multifaceted - to my mind at least. And the musical arrangement goes without saying - superb and drives deep into the heart and into human psyche, it literally resonates.
This just shows what was once possible with four guys on stage, no cheating, just pure energy and devine talent! 😊🎉❤ Back when giants walked amomg us mere mortals.
The Mighty Led Zeppelin!!! I never got a chance to see them as I was 10 in 1977. I can only Imagine what the audience was experiencing, mind blowing performance.
When you love Led Zeppelin and someone says " Yea but have you heard ......" and then we just laugh , because there is nothing that can better these 4 legends .
...Oh the sweet refrain - that soothes the soul and calms the pain - Oh, Albion remain - sleeping now, to rise again. In wonderings and wanderings, one place to the rest the search - where the mighty arms of Atlas holds the heavens from the Earth... Robert Plant sure knew how to write lyrics !!!!
Thank u. I was 7 when this was goin down. Didn't get into them until 4 yrs later. So its special for me seeing what the shows were like from this ridiculous stellar band
The tour I was so incredibly lucky to see them on, in Cincinnati in April 1977, a sophomore in High School! Their energy on stage was contagious! 3 complete hours of bliss! No opening band. The lights went out at 8 pm, no announcements, and Jimmy danced his way out on stage with the opening lines of "The Song Remains The Same." Robert met him from the other side, dancing as well, and they banged into the song! The best concert of my life!!!
hands down the BEST song EVER! if this does shake you to your core and make u wanna rock out till the sun comes out than go away! two types of people in this world, followers and leaders...and we know where Led Zeppelin fits...GODS of Rock
***** . . . I really like hearing from you all who have seen them playing live while they were still the original 4. I did get to see Page and Plant at Knoxville, TN in the 90's, which was a treat. I'm definitely glad we can watch these earlier video's. Every album (and every single song) they produced was unquestionably a classic, their music is uplifting in a way that puts your mood in a positive spin.
+D C Saw them in April, 1977. two nights at Riverfront Coliseum. The best concert I've ever seen. Completely eclipses the Who show I saw in 1979, where I came close to losing my life. (I never want to go thru horror like that again)!
i was up in the mezzanine at madison square garden at the saturday night performance in 73. maggie bell opened.. footage was used in their movie "the song remains the same". great show.
The best live version of the best song of the best band with some cracking footage to boot. 8:27 onward is the perfect section of raw, mind-bending power, coupled with Robert's amazing "ohhhhh"s starting at 9:06. Just phenomenal all round.
That might very well be the most fan -fuckin-tastic most kick ass hardest rock performance by this band ever , or any band ,holy god almighty, best of the best that has ever been
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I'm 71 now and I got to see these guys 4 time in my life. I saw many of the greats; Fats Domino; Jerry lee Lewis: T-Rex; Moody Blues to name a few. Nothing came close to Led Zeppelin. When I watch these videos I still rock out with tears in my eye because they are so great they always stir emotions in me.
To those who didn't get the opportunity; all I can say is be happy that you have awesome sound systems and the internet to enjoy them and their music. It moves me reading all your comments. It seems I am not alone in my passion for Zep. Their music will live on as did the greats of our past. Thank you Led Zeppelin for the great memories and the great music you have given us.
I agree man! The best band to have walked the face of the earth!! I'm 27 but they are still my favourite band and I am gutted I will never see them. I don't know what it is but they are just special!! My friend who is 63 now was a full blown hippy and traveled Europe and the uk just chasing the festivals and he said they were just mind blowing. And he still rocks out now. Love it man! Will just have to do our best to educate people about the awesomeness of led zeppelin!!
Bazza G I got a feeling your gonna be listening 50 years from now...just like me lol. Your right; they are special. I got to see many of the greats and nobody came close to Zeppelin. I was supposed to go see a Duran Duran concert; but I had just seen Zep a few days earlier and I honestly forgot about Duran Duran although I had the tickets.. It really moves me hearing comments like yours. Peace
Bazza G way to go bud!! Your friend was right.
+Robert Worth I got see Page and Plant tour in the 90's, and watched Celebration Day from Wembley..Not 100% original Zep, but as close as you could get and still great.. Also, I think John would have been proud of Jason's career..
+blica 1 Yeah I missed that one damn it lol. Dunno why; but I did. Your right John would have been very proud of Jason.
There are bands. There are rock bands... and there is LED ZEPPELIN.
Absolutely!
Roberto Gaspar, 👍. and Alice in C.
you can see new rock bands -watch X factor - ha ha ha
LED ZEPPELIN WERE THE FUCKING BEST BAND THAT EVER GRACED A STAGE!!! LISTEN TO THEIR MUSIC IT WAS LIGHT YEARS AHEAD OF ANYYHING ELSE BACK THEN AND STILL FAR SUPERIOR TO MODERN BANDS. NO BAND WILL EVER EPITOMIZE ROCK N ROLL LIKE LED ZEPPELIN!!! TRUE ROCK GODS.
OFTEN IMITATED BUT NEVER DUPLICATED!!!
No one touches Zeppelin. Simply the greatest band ever.
in a worldwide poll Queen were voted the best band in history !
@@brithaddenhadden8383 In your dreams no way freddie is better than The mighty LED ZEP.
King Crimson
@@JohnCane147 I also love Crimson, amazing band, but Zep had something else. To be honest, ranking bands is silly in general - especially when discussing absolute titans like King Crimson and Led Zeppelin. The two are both direct founders of rock music - there's not much higher you can go.
@@brithaddenhadden8383 That poll was fake.
These guys were the BADDEST MOTHERFUCKERS to ever walk onto a stage. I hope that 200 years from now, people will still be studying this. I hope it never dies. It deserves to live on in the Pantheon of human endeavor. Sooooo awesome!
+Jason T. Like Mozat..Zep will live forever!
+Jason T. Amen!!!!!!!!
1,000 years from now, people will read mythology that these guys were the Gods on Mt Olympus of their time
+Jason T. Couldn't have said it better meself, my dear friend, And So It Is ,Now & forever, Indeed. Namaste. p )
+Austin Angler Fo real
Bonham is fucking insane! What the actual fuck was he doing here?! So musical, such tasteful phrases! What a monster!
Yup, they literally called him "Bonzo The Beast". And sometimes referred to him as "speedy" during recording sessions.
This theme does not exist without Bonzo, but the great composers only P&P
Bonzo Lead the way lead the WAY led the WAY!
I was so lucky for many years, I played on the East Coast with a drummer, Nick, of Mirage who played like that! He was naturally motivated to literally live drums. He’d have a 12 pack, and count off the songs at crazy fast tempos! Like this, but he was so fucked up, he was able. The rest of us got used to it. I WISH I had video of our shows. Thomas Adams 11:11®
All the while provoking earthquakes
This live version is unbelievable. Bonham's drums at 6.33 sound like an earthquake and a motorway pile up. I've been following Zep for 41 years and they have never been surpassed. Page put together one hell of a group of Gods.
completely correct
My God you’re right__
To those people that never got to see Zep live I feel sorry for you because these 4 guys were so powerful and on groove. I saw both of their concerts in 79 at Knebworth. My God they were magnificent. 3.5 hours of heart pumping rock and all for £7.50 a ticket. There are some good rock bands around but these guys were from a different planet. I urge all rock fans to watch anything live by Zep and tell me that you are not amazed like I am. 🤘🏼🎸
The Knebworth version is better, this pales in comparison but it's still godly
I was there. I saw them twice that week at the LA Forum. 7 nights in a row if I remember correctly. I saw Monday and Wednesday nights - better seats on off nights.
I was a senior in high school- 1977. Tickets were $9. Lot of money when you made $2/hr.
They were LOUD.
People were wasted.
Good times.
Best way to spend 9 bucks... Lucky guy!!!!!!! Thanks for sharing your experience
That's insane. What a time to be in HS.
$9??? Whoa
I’m a couple of years older and I remember seeing a triple bill of national groups for $7. I have over 100 ticket stubs and none of them were over $10. In the ‘70’s.
Kids can “ok boomer” me all they want but they have to be sooo jealous!
I was there opening night I was 13!
God, Jimmy just utterly lives this performance, bounces along, dances, vibes and interacts - just incredible and Bonzo is just on another planet. What a band, what an era.
Whenever I listen to any live Zep, especially this song...I'm constantly reminded what a machine Bonham was. His feel, the tempo and meter, it's really unbelievable.
***** He was so incredible playing doubles and triplets on the kick drum, with ONE PEDAL! Unfortunately, when he got drunk, he was also the world's biggest asshole! Still, he is a legend and an inspiration on my own drumming, since I hit the drums as hard as I can, and I'm terribly sorry that he died. I wish he were still with us. But, sober!
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He was the best.....so powerful
Yo BroMan he seems the drum right in the edge live, keeps you on your feet. ESP 77 be became more erratic but in a good way. He was really inspired by billy conham and wanted to get his snare work down and fills more spontaneous
Not gonna lie though he had some sloppy moments during the video
My favorite song and I think the most underrated too
Agree. But it wouldn’t have been the same without Bonham's eminent rhythm and hard work.
No
@Mike The Bike backwards?
It’s Jimmy’s personal fav
Knebworth 78 recording is much better than this which sounds like whoever recorded the above was in the street outside.
Hammer of the gods indeed.
Just what I thought
Led Zeppelin is the best band ever. This is a FACT.
I'll take Rush.
I agree.
That s fucking right, even over The Beatles
meigsman59 rush would be good but those vocals.....ahhhh
Feldschlacht VI Jefferson Airplane
Presence, such a great led zep album.
***** U R 2 Friend.
Grew up with Led Zep. This album is awasome
Linda Daugherty Me too, my friend and saw them right after High school.
Terrence Hewitt I agree Terrence - it's a very guitar driven & intense album - you can hear the tension in most of the songs ! Robert Plant recorded all his vocal from a wheelchair.
JohnBindon Thanks, I had herd that before, but unconfirmed.
Мне 67 зепплинов слушаю с 5 го класса такой великой группы не было нет и не будет! Несомненно они неповторимые то что они творят с роком это фантастика они номер 1 !!!
Achilles last stand is arguable one of, if not the best Led Zeppelin song.
I'm with you. I lived through that era and never really got on board with them, but Achilles is a masterpiece.
It's their only song
@@TonyCobb-i1j You've mis-spelt the word *best*
@@leematthews6812 you mean misspelled... And I don't see where I wrote best anywhere.
There will never be a band to come close to Led Zeppelin. Phenomenal!
Queen are far better in every way and were voted the greatest band in history according to a worldwide poll !
@@brithaddenhadden8383 Polls don't mean anything. Just ask Kamala.
@@brithaddenhadden8383give it a rest would you? I love Queen but they couldn’t touch Zep in so many ways. They also didn’t make a single truly great album - hence why their greatest hits albums are so popular (in the UK at least). Masters of self publicity and flogging a dead horse post Freddie’s death - whoring the band if you will.
@@tuglingtontugster9848 zeppelin can never compare to Queen ! Queen are a million times better in every way and more people on the planet prefer Queen according to a worldwide poll !
Jones and Bonham on point the whole damn time. The 1977 tour had its high points like the Forum and MSG shows. Achilles is a perfect example of how airtight this band was, its fucking amazing.
i was at MSG as a 13 year old kid. this is my favorite song
this is Page and Bonzo at their best
Well as a drummer what's crazy is Bonham not at his best in this performance by JPJ is so locked into the timing Bonham is able to dig out of a few drifty moments and reconnect with the pocket nicely. They in the top 5 best Rhythm sections of all time. Just phenomenal.
There is not one band today that is even remotely close to being as good as Led Zeppelin. The 4 perfect parts that made the whole. Light and shade. Brilliant.
@@ChappySinclair I'm interested
@@ChappySinclair id say Pink Floyd would be the only one.
@@vanplq8841 Tool for me
There are “better” bands. Better being a subjective term. Personally, I think Metallica is better. I also think Rage Against the Machine (when they play) are better. That said, Led surely set a standard that few have been able to reach, and or maintain.
@@WWROABM Metallica and RATM?
Sure music is subjective and all that bull but are you serious?
Not that he needed it but: This song ALONE puts Page out of reach of everyone. A true master of the guitar that understood that a song is more than power chords waiting for a blistering solo. A lot of people talk about sloppy playing. And it is true that, when under the influence, he had his share of cringe worthy moments. But when he was on, he was the BEST!
Page was the most sought after Sessions Guitarist in the UK- being sloppy was his Swagger 😎
Yeah, absolutely. When he's on, nobody is close. He's a guitar genius. He's constantly coming up with awesome musical ideas
Jimmy composes every time he plays...
@@James-nw1oj Well said! Rick and roll is supposed to be dirty. It's raw emotion. Those shredder guys are lame
yes, he was!
Every song on the Presence album was written & recorded in 3 weeks within a mansion in the UK. Amazing talent that we don't see today.
It was written in the US, Great Britain & Germany - all of it was recorded in Munich, West Germany in a basement studio in 18 days !
I think perhaps much of it by JPJ, no?
modcraft13
Presence was a Page album. Genius
modcraft13 It was a Page & Plant album - parts of songs were written in Great Britain & in the US. Of course, Bonham & Jones had their part in it - as they always did. It was for sure a guitar driven album. For the first time in the Zeppelin catalogue no real acoustic songs were featured on the album. Although there is an acoustic track buried on the song "Candy Store Rock." Presence was the first Led Zep album to sell slowly & the first one to hit the "bargain bin" in record stores. You can clearly hear the intensity & tension in the songs for sure, except for Tea For One. Robert Plant recorded all his parts while in a wheelchair.
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I did not realize Plant was still in a wheel chair. That make the album even more amazing. Thanks
That guy on the guitar looks and acts like a rock star!:)
You´re not telling me? Really!:)
+nimim. Marko Mikkilä Led Zeppelin were the original rockstars.
+nimim. Marko Mikkilä That's Jimmy Page!
Really:) I´m kidding in the first place:)
nimim. Marko Mikkilä
He was already in the Yardbirds and a session ace by the time he formed the mighty Zep! Haha :)
Best band ever.
PURE
ELECTRIC
MAGIC
Queen are the best band ever according to a worldwide poll !
JEEZ, Zeppelin are the G.O.A.T, there really is nothing else to say about them, its all been said.
Pink Floyd were the greatest band inside the 1970s. Zeppelin were great collage artist's but pink Floyd reached a state of Nirvana that zeppelin could never. But zeppelin were good. They 'pieced together' great songs. 👍🏻💯
@@The_whimsickal_artist "good" your seem to have your own bias to be honest
u just dont have bands or artists creating music like this any more. This song is so awesome. Thank you for posting it!
Saw this tour in Chicago three nights out of four page got sick the fourth night. I was 13 or 14 and I thought I had scene God the three hits of orange sunshine may have contributed to that part. I was a ticket scalper in High school so I had the best tickets to every show and went to every show I saw lots of great concerts but Zep. was my all time fav.I'm 52 now and still to this day I haven't seen a better concert April 8th -through the 11th 1977 three weeks before my 14th bday.
+Rob Allen Well your a brave guy doing acid and seeing themlive. I was pretty good with acid myself, but would never chance doing it and seeing Zep live...which I did 4 times but not on the acid lol TOooooooo much
@ Robert Worth I saw Zep live at Chicago Stadium, Jan. 1975 and I was doing MDA at the concert. It really was a trip especially when someone tore the door off it's hinges and a mass of humanity poured inside the Stadium like a stampede of buffalo lol Great times! :-)
Vanmyster94 lol...your a brave guy doing that and seeing Zep. Not me... maybe smoke a j but that's it.
Anyway Achilles...was written in '77
U were 12
This is LED ZEPPELIN, in their very best. Performing a work of art, where music is concerned! They were giants, megastars, glistening stars,the sun and the moon! For me, they were more than I ever can say...
They are Led Zeppelin. Absolutely best band of all time!!
always love the galloping bass from jones... it makes the drums feel even more powerful and urgent than they already are...
i could imagine a army marching towards its last battle with this easily... not just because of the title,but the feel of the instruments. if it were an untitled song,i'd still imagine battle being waged with this playing in the backround...
Long story short,fucking sick song,iconic in every way
DUDE! Yes! I have always imagined this very thing
It definitely has some urgency to it.
Jones also had a SPECIAL talent....
Drumming Magic ! No one can touch this
Música boa led Zeppelin em 1977 eu tinha 23 anos
Era bancário.
Jimmy Page - Greatest of All Time - nothing more needs to be said.
Steve M. O
Hendricks woulda been proud of Page here.
@@DeanLaprete Hendrix sucks
@@liams706 He doesn't suck... But he surely isn't better than Jimmy Page.
Get along how do u define greatness! They both were great period!! For u to say Hendrix sucks makes u sound like a complete and UTTER Moron!!! Can I get a witness
I envy anyone that even saw Zeppelin play in concert. It must've been something else to witness such awesomeness!!!! I'm 44, fell in love with the band when I was 17. What a band!
I got to see them live only once. Best concert I ever saw. The energy and power radiating off those guys was incredible. They were and always will be the best band ever.
Being in the room, with them live, well that's the 4th Dimension of the experience.
I love the way you can hear someone in the crowd getting their mind blown away by Bonzo's fill at 6.30. Must've been fucking awesome to witness this.
I was there. Closing song of the 3-hour+ concert. Life changing. Still my favorite band by far. Bonham was a big cannon.
Oh what I would do to be there. But I'm only 17, so I never saw Zeppelin back in the day.
My life feels incomplete.
***** i'm 40 and i'm way too young to have seen them! 5 year old when Bonzo passed.
Did see Page&Plant at Reading though. Very lucky.
I always see you on Zeppelin stuff. I'm the same age so hopefully this year we might get to see page play live.
Guitar Tech I hope so too
***** I was 17 when John B. died and I was only 14 in 1977. I probably didn't even know who Led Zeppelin was in 77 and only started to enjoy them in my 20's. Sometimes I despise Robert Plant but there can be no denying that Led Zeppelin was a phenomenal band. These guys deserve to be called Legends. They were truly the Kings of Rock or at least Hard Rock. And Plant can barely even sing now. He's lost all of his gifts and his looks. Time is a thief. Look at what Plant and Page look like today and you really have to go back and give those guys their due because now they're just old men.
I know. I'm twelve.
Powerful performance!
Nothing compares...
Nice to see you here Juan 😊
Holy FUCK. Bonzo. No words.
He was the glue that held everything together for sure!!
Machine gun like...... Hail, hail, John Henry Bonham !
At 5:24 my face melted completely with Bonzo's fill that ends in 32s! He's absolutely on fire here
From 1:05 to the end, my friend! *Fuego*
This is one of my favorite Zeppelin songs. The whole song just never lets up!! And as awesome as Page is, John Bonham's drumming is something that NO ONE could ever repeat!!
Watch Page dancing. Man he is light on his feet and can dance while playing well
And if you've ever held one of those Les Pauls, you know they're awkward beasts to sling around... heavy and not the most ergonomic ever*. Jimmy makes it look light as a feather.
*as you can see from my profile pic, I'm a Strat player so I'm a little biased ::)
Had 4th night 77' at the Fabulous Forum. First ever concert,thnx for bringing this live gem 💎 to light
this performance is so insane oh my gosh!!
best group ever. period.... no one compares no one is close. yes we all know all the mystic behind them and most their music. regardless to that zeppelin put into motion things that have still not be done since. all 4 played their parts perfectly.
What a masterpiece!
Uuuffff...!!!!???
Minuto 5'25.
Qué hace ahí Bonzo..??!!!!
Ese redoble de tambor te vuela cabeza..
Puuuuff
presence is one of their finest for sure. and bonham is shredding it and making it look so easy.
This song is phenomenal but that album also has some real shit on it like Tea for One
The sound / tuning of Bonzo's kit... GOD-LIKE.
...the importance of John Bonham was never more evident here...especially on this song. Could you (if you were in the potential line-up of replacement drummers) ever imagine the fear and intimidation you would have in your stomach pit in the event you were to ever audition for these guys after John's passing? I'm not entirely sure that anyone could've ever replaced him...
Damm True , John Henry Bonham was maybe 50 % of the Sound of this GENIUS Band !
Long Live Led Zeppelin
the importance between bonham and Jones is incredible, they are base of the Band
His son Jason does a fine job of playing his father's lines.
Bonzo's son Jason has played with them a few times. Especially the Celebration Day reunion concert in 07. Bonzo would be proud.
luv basses that's why Robert plant wouldn't reform the band, no bonzo no BAND
Flippin spellbindingly awesome!!!!
This is the best band in the entire world!! So glad that I got to enjoy them in my life!!!
one of the best performance of zeppelin. this song sounds like gods with wings got together and played beautiful music.
I was there, absolutely amazing!!!
So glad I saw them, some of my friends said they would catch them next time they came to LA, which beyond sadly never happened, RIP The Mighty Bonzo!!!
Wish I was there... i guess i was about 4 years behind in the scheme of things...bought tickets to Chicago 1980, then if it weren't for bad luck , would have no luck at all
same thing happened to me, my tickets would have been for the Maryland Landover show. We were all in school when the news came out, we were stunned, in disbelief, and totally sad. It was our moment, you remember what you were doing exactly when I heard that awful news:(
This is great footage! Somebody really took their time and edited it properly. Its not all Jimmy. JPJ gives this song a total workout on bass guitar.
Hes the reason why the song has such a fucking good powerful bassline man
This song is heavy! They were so, so, so good! There will never be another.......
And that is an 8-string bass - JPJ was and is an amazing musician. Zeppelin would have never been Zeppelin without him. He was just as indispensable as Bonzo.
Wow, I'd never heard that before, but I did hear that Jimmy Page showed the song's scale to JPJ.
where'd you hear that? sure, Page wrote the song but I doubt he would presume to tell JPJ what to play.
Legendary Icons on every instrument. So beautiful
I was at that 1977 LA show. Same night Keith Moon came out and played Moby Dick. Awesome.
I love Moonie
Did it take half as long with 2 drummers playing it?:):):):) The Song Remains The Same LP is one of the best live albums of all time, but Moby Dick is such as waste of half a side of it when they could have included Since I've Been Loving You instead (for example)...
@@chrisdowell4268 they did include since i've been loving you
@@demolitionlover3443 not on the original 1976 they didn't.
OMG! How did they keep up that tempo? This is another one of their "underrated" performances of this song. IMHO, Led Zeppelin should be the first description of "incredible", in the English dictionary. We are blessed to hear them, throughout eternity.
2021 the best ever, how could we say no !
All the fun to have...
2024 now almost 25
The All-Around Greatest Band of All-Time.
There you are again angel....once again I completely agree with every word. It helps to have been raised in the great Era of 60's & 70's R&R music. Led Zep IS the Holy Grail, bible, or any other Authority when it comes to Genius. They just weren't afraid to take huge risks in Everything. My respect for them only grows,as I get older & am so bored with so much of what-ever they refer to as 'music' today. Everyone who was or is Anyone, learned from Led Zeppelin. Period..
Thanks well I wasnt a teen in the 70s but I love all the music of the 60s and the 70s I was born in 1970 so real didnt get too experience the whole beautiful music movement which was the 70 s or the earlier 60s which I know must have been fantastic aswell. My time was the 80s the early punk new wave and techno or computer beat music which then rolled into all the hair bands of the 80s. So it was alot of messed musics put together like pizza which was crazy back then. But when I first heard Led Zep I was in high school 18 at the time and this was when supposely metallica or alcohollica which ever name they prefered to call themselves at the tine this was when they were suppose to be the next big thing and just didnt quite get it done. But zep always grabbed me in each album and just blew me so far away. I never heard or even thought that a band like that could even exist or be real. They changed my ear in music forever. They were and in my opinion til this day still are the best. Thanks too them I learned more about and a greater appreciation for the music of the past like the 60s,70s and even further back. When music was real and alive and above all magical. Led inbodies all that beauty power and magic like no other band. Your right music today needs sone serious help.!!! I mean alot of help!!!! Theres very few bands if any now to have any promise aswell as all the other music genre in this time period. Todays music needs alot of work to be done! The music of the past speaks volumes over anything that ive heard now and led zep is the very top of the line cream of the crop you could go. I dont see anyone or band back then or now wrestling there crown away they are too me pure beautiful magic. Nothing even comes close. Just so powerful and beautiful at the same time. Like I said just pure Magic!!!!!! (:
angel ramon diaz I empathically connected to everything you said (and felt). Sorry you did not live Through those infamous times, point is...you got to appreciate the music of Led Zeppelin. I happen to believe they are the greatist groups(individually & collectively) of the 21st century(Jimmy Hendrix, in my opinion is in that category too). Sheer Magical Genius! I am open to all kinds of music, keep hoping to capture what I felt/feel towards Led Zep...I doubt magic/genius like that comes around too often. I know in 100 yrs.people will still be playing their music, teaching it in schools, etc. Powerful beyond measure & words....
Deborah Wagner- Tudor Not to burst your Zep bubble Deborah but Zep LEARNED plenty from those who preceded them. Matter of fact, if you listen to the first three albums, Zep took plenty from other musical bands, ideas, etc....They were not "holy" original. Start listening to bands like Yes and Genesis from that 70's period, more in the prog rock vein, and you will find even more imaginative and transcendent rock music than you thought possible.
Byron Gordon I agree with you there they learned from a lot of groups and influences previously rather blues or folk or old rock bands ranging from Robert Johnson, muddy waters, Jonnie Mitchell , Hendrix's , the doors etc. The list is huge. But through those influences they did developed there own style and way too play. Also they became these great sponges of musical knowledge. They could absorb from any band or musical artist or medium. Like genesis as you mentioned pink floyd Crosby still and Nash Stevie wonder fleet wood Mac etc. This list is long too of what musical they were able too absorb and capture!!!! But that's another reason why I think of them as the best and yet so magical!!!
angel ramon diaz Yeah Ive always been impressed that they played so many styles,most bands only have one sound.
Jimmy is like a gazelle prancing to the beat of a different drum! YOu GO Jimmy! Every other band can go blow!!
These guys are the best. And make no mistake they are all equally responsible for making it the best. But thank God too for Jimmy's persistence for putting this band together and knowing from the first song they played together, it was perfection with the 4 of them.
one of the hardest guitar riffs to play by a single guitarest
POPEYEUGUY 68 the studio version has three guitar tracks layered over it
POPEYEUGUY 68 It's not difficult actually, still this song has some of the best riffs ever.
Page is a one man guitar army
It's not difficult, but it's certainly not easy either.
But yeah, it is difficult in the sense of trying to condense 3 separate guitar tracks from the studio version into just 1 live.
It’s a crime to put an ad in the middle of any Led Zeppelin song
Dude if you don't have an adblocker, ask your kids to sort you out.
@@suncat5160 26 with no kids but I’ll try to look into it 🙏
@@suncat5160 and I posted this 3 years ago 😂 thanks for the info
As always, Bonzo is a furious animal!
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This is the most intense piece of music I've ever heard
I love the lyrics to ALS, so many layers, multifaceted - to my mind at least. And the musical arrangement goes without saying - superb and drives deep into the heart and into human psyche, it literally resonates.
This just shows what was once possible with four guys on stage, no cheating, just pure energy and devine talent! 😊🎉❤ Back when giants walked amomg us mere mortals.
My absolute favorite Zeppelin song, and this performance is MAGICAL!
I was there as well and it was three hours of heavy mind rocking music as only
Led Zeppelin can do it! Nothing goes down like a Led Zeppelin!
That’s what made Zeppelin so great . They are all heavy hitters & top shelf musicians .
This is some great footage , thanks !
Cant. Stop. Watching. This. Video. True showmanship. So much energy behind the music. Unparalleled.
You have to remember. Page and Jones were professional not amateurs they didn’t start Zeppelin as a garage band after high school, Rock on 🤘
Simply the best
Bonzo you are deeply missed. One can only imagine if Zeppelin had continued into the 80s the songs they would've done.
This is MUSIC in its finest
I saw this tour in Birmingham forty-five years ago and it still remains the greatest concert I have ever seen. Nothing comes close.
Way ahead of their time man. These were the days, oh yeah...
The Mighty Led Zeppelin!!! I never got a chance to see them as I was 10 in 1977. I can only Imagine what the audience was experiencing, mind blowing performance.
Best drum lick EVER!
did everyone say "best band ever"? indeed!
When you love Led Zeppelin and someone says " Yea but have you heard ......" and then we just laugh , because there is nothing that can better these 4 legends .
Queen were voted the best band in history in a worldwide poll and no one will ever replace or equal Queen !
...Oh the sweet refrain - that soothes the soul and calms the pain - Oh, Albion remain - sleeping now, to rise again. In wonderings and wanderings, one place to the rest the search - where the mighty arms of Atlas holds the heavens from the Earth... Robert Plant sure knew how to write lyrics !!!!
Thank u. I was 7 when this was goin down. Didn't get into them until 4 yrs later. So its special for me seeing what the shows were like from this ridiculous stellar band
That version never ceases to amaze me, and I love how it's cut with video from the energetic shows not the sleepy show
The tour I was so incredibly lucky to see them on, in Cincinnati in April 1977, a sophomore in High School! Their energy on stage was contagious! 3 complete hours of bliss! No opening band. The lights went out at 8 pm, no announcements, and Jimmy danced his way out on stage with the opening lines of "The Song Remains The Same." Robert met him from the other side, dancing as well, and they banged into the song! The best concert of my life!!!
hands down the BEST song EVER! if this does shake you to your core and make u wanna rock out till the sun comes out than go away! two types of people in this world, followers and leaders...and we know where Led Zeppelin fits...GODS of Rock
Happy birthday, Bonzo! Gone but not forgotten! Amazing drumming on ALS!
John Bonham is the definition of immortal.
Holy chunky Bass Batman!!!
Led Zeppelin Whole Lot Love & Achilles Last Stand Totally-Awesome song's !!!!
National anthem of rock.
I friggin love this song
I saw this very tour in 1977, in chicago.
Never forget it.
+D C Awesome
+D C Saw them in Seattle in 77. in 75 in Vancouver and in 1970 Montreal. I know what you mean.
***** . . . I really like hearing from you all who have seen them playing live while they were still the original 4.
I did get to see Page and Plant at Knoxville, TN in the 90's, which was a treat. I'm definitely glad we can watch these earlier video's.
Every album (and every single song) they produced was unquestionably a classic, their music is uplifting in a way that puts your mood in a positive spin.
+D C Saw them in April, 1977. two nights at Riverfront Coliseum. The best concert I've ever seen. Completely eclipses the Who show I saw in 1979, where I came close to losing my life. (I never want to go thru horror like that again)!
i was up in the mezzanine at madison square garden at the saturday night performance in 73. maggie bell opened.. footage was used in their movie "the song remains the same". great show.
I was there !
Wow it's faster than the original... And yet it lasts 10 min as well...
the solo
Cocaine
The studio is a controlled environment. Any band live steps up the tempo. Nerves, drugs, etc. Zeppelin is no exception.
And page - as normal
😅 - is little bit out of tunning.
It's because speed rock was becoming increasingly popular and Mr. Page knew he had to keep up. Well, he did more than keep up. He led the way. lol
The best live version of the best song of the best band with some cracking footage to boot. 8:27 onward is the perfect section of raw, mind-bending power, coupled with Robert's amazing "ohhhhh"s starting at 9:06. Just phenomenal all round.
Bonzo's drum and Jimmy's guitar. Whoooaah...
JPJ absolutely crushing it in this
I agree. He played the bass just like he did on the original recording. It sounds so gritty and like he's using a pitch - delay FX box.
Bad Ass Band of all time seen them back 1977 at Los Angeles Forum the summer time which i well never forget this concert love Led Zeppelin
Was there back 1977 summer time hell of Concert Page and Plant Zeppelin forever
That might very well be the most fan -fuckin-tastic most kick ass hardest rock performance by this band ever , or any band ,holy god almighty, best of the best that has ever been
The DVDS of How the West was won and The Song Remains the Same are fantastic . You can see and hear the progresstion of their playing and writing.