This is jeff. U guys rock and so glad I was able to watch a concert on here without a bunch of add interruptions. Keep rocking guys. Great job. 🙂🤘 Whoop Whoop
Unsolicited Staging Tip Have your vocalist strap on her guitar and take the physical space occupied by the guitarist - allow him to step forward into the spotlight for the solo. If that young man is gonna kill it that remarkably well, he deserves all eyes on him. They can swap back after the crescendo.
Misty Mountain Hop was extra fine esp with the young lady on lead vocals. She gave a performance. Why on earth wouldn’t THAT have been the set opener rather than the 10+ minute long Into The Light? Asking a lot of an audience - any audience.
I was the keyboardist on In the Light. It’s not noticeable because it got cut from the filmed version but it took almost 4 minutes to set up all the keyboard patches (most of them were dualled and in completely different menus that made it difficult to do quickly), and the show was already pushing almost over our 2 hour limit. I set up my patches during the set break and it did not waste any time from the actual show. We also did not want to open the second set with one of the better songs we had. Hope this helps!
a feel like a big keyboard intro is a lot cooler than misty mountain hop, also you might be missing the fact that in the light was the opener of the SECOND SET, and not the whole show. it was lowkey cool
@@erzech_ I feel badly that you felt a need to defend yourself; that’s the last thing I wanted! I’m totally supportive of young musicians. My daughter was the frontperson (guitar/vocals) for her SOR House Band for 2.5 years and I know how great you guys are AND how hard you work. My comment was directed at your Music Coordinator or Stage Director. I’m a guitarist and huge live music fan - I’ve also been an audience member of at least 50 SOR performances and at least 250 on TH-cam. I was just trying to express an audience member’s perspective. If I were alone in the audience you guys could’ve started with the longest, most obscure instrumental in history and I would’ve been happy watching you play your instruments! Sorry if it came out the wrong way. Your keys sounded great on such an atmospheric song. Your other LZ tunes were terrific! Chris in NJ
Excellent song selection & performances! Great job guys & gals, restores my faith in the youth! Quite incredible really. Luv it, thanks!
With this playlist, everybody shines! Thanks.
As we used to say.......... Zep! Dig it!!
This was very enjoyable, thank you, kudos to all musicians! (If the sun refused to shine...)
This is jeff. U guys rock and so glad I was able to watch a concert on here without a bunch of add interruptions. Keep rocking guys. Great job. 🙂🤘 Whoop Whoop
Those people constantly talking have no respect.
Great job on these Zeppelin songs!!
Who’s “talking” in a negative way about the musicians?
@@whipsmartchris not talking about the musicians, the people inside the venue talking over the music you dunce
Guitarist on Since I've been Loving You is awesome!! Drummer is great too! It's tough, if not impossible, to replicate Robert Plant, but nice effort
Yeah Plants so hard replicate properly. I’ve never heard anyone even close. His early Zep voice is so utterly distinctive.
Wow I wish we did this in school instead of playing Benny and the bull frog on the sax, should of picked up the guitar 🤔😘
Having more background singing/harmonies would have added to the "Oomph".
I love watching young people playing classic rock. The istruments were loud and clear the singing was a little hard to hear.
Unsolicited Staging Tip
Have your vocalist strap on her guitar and take the physical space occupied by the guitarist - allow him to step forward into the spotlight for the solo. If that young man is gonna kill it that remarkably well, he deserves all eyes on him. They can swap back after the crescendo.
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Misty Mountain Hop was extra fine esp with the young lady on lead vocals. She gave a performance.
Why on earth wouldn’t THAT have been the set opener rather than the 10+ minute long Into The Light?
Asking a lot of an audience - any audience.
I was the keyboardist on In the Light. It’s not noticeable because it got cut from the filmed version but it took almost 4 minutes to set up all the keyboard patches (most of them were dualled and in completely different menus that made it difficult to do quickly), and the show was already pushing almost over our 2 hour limit. I set up my patches during the set break and it did not waste any time from the actual show. We also did not want to open the second set with one of the better songs we had. Hope this helps!
After Rock and Roll in set 1 you can actually see me run on stage to set up my patches lol it took a long time
a feel like a big keyboard intro is a lot cooler than misty mountain hop, also you might be missing the fact that in the light was the opener of the SECOND SET, and not the whole show. it was lowkey cool
Hey Chris! I’m doing a project about people with special needs and I’d love to get some input from you about your first hand experience.
@@erzech_ I feel badly that you felt a need to defend yourself; that’s the last thing I wanted! I’m totally supportive of young musicians. My daughter was the frontperson (guitar/vocals) for her SOR House Band for 2.5 years and I know how great you guys are AND how hard you work. My comment was directed at your Music Coordinator or Stage Director.
I’m a guitarist and huge live music fan - I’ve also been an audience member of at least 50 SOR performances and at least 250 on TH-cam. I was just trying to express an audience member’s perspective.
If I were alone in the audience you guys could’ve started with the longest, most obscure instrumental in history and I would’ve been happy watching you play your instruments!
Sorry if it came out the wrong way. Your keys sounded great on such an atmospheric song. Your other LZ tunes were terrific!
Chris in NJ
kinda Joplin's style...