WOW....been a huge Zep fan since I was 13 and now 43....never heard this...what a treat! Don't forget peoples...this voice is coming out of a 21 year old.
I am 71 years old. I saw them ONE WEEK after this show in Seattle WA. on May 9, '69. At the Seattle Aqua Theatre, just about a month before they became world wide stars and tickets became almost impossible to get. They were unlike anything any one in Seattle had ever seen before. I was 16 years old and this changed my life. Had a guitar in hand all these years later. Best show I ever saw. Killed everyone who was there. I saw them later in '69 at the Goldcreek Pop Festival (also in Seattle area) and saw them perform "Whole Lotta Love" for the first time in the whole northwest. Saw every show from '69 till '72, then went on the road myself. Thought I'd say so as my time is getting short. I was there. I saw it. It was the greatest musical event I ever saw.
Thanks for sharing your story Steve, you lived thru what I consider to be the most amazing cultural/societal change in the 20th century and there won't be another like it. We need the stories of those like you who were there and witnessed the "supernova" explosion of rock music that happened in the 60's and 70's. I was there for the second half of that amazing phenomenon but was just a little too young to be there for the emergence of Led Zeppelin and all the other amazing bands that exploded onto the scene during those late 60's.
Grand Funk Railroad was once an opener for LZ. Peter Grant cut the power and demanded that GFR end their set and leave the stage. GFR was kicking their ass.
I like the rawness of early Led Zeppelin. They were still developing their style and perfecting it. They took chances and that is why they stood out from many other bands. Kind of like Hendrix and Jeff Beck they also stood out at that time. Love this stuff.
One of their brilliant live covers they only played early on. I heard it on a bootleg and was blown away by the guitar crunch and drumming! Greatest thing I’ve ever heard! TH-cam is great! Now fellow Zep fans can hear this track and be amazed! Brilliant!
That rawness is thanks in large part to Jimmy Page playing his Fender Telecaster. The one Jeff Beck gave him from The Yardbirds days. Along with the Echoplex tape delay, that Zeppelin I era tone is all over this song! Real Tele biting edge.
John Paul Jones is the reason I picked up the bass as a 14 yo punk in 1971....one listen to that spectacular debut LP did it for me.....followed by more spectacular LP's...
Young Zeppelin blew everyone off the Stage early on in their career! Why? Because they could! Vanilla Fudge refused to go onstage after Zeppelin opened for them at an early Gig! Because they were getting standing ovations and the audience demanded more! They quickly became Headliners after doing a few opening slots for more known bands. But nobody could match their ferocity on stage from the beginning! Because of Bonzos loud drumming, Pages crunch on Guitar, Jones fluid Bass and Plants huge Vocals! They were young, lean and mean and smashed the competition! No contest! Image trying to follow Zeppelin on stage? Impossible! The mighty Zeppelin roared from the Start! Bombastic! Imagine hearing Communication Breakdown for the first time back then when everyone else was playing long, slow songs! It must’ve been a Shock! Like Punk Rock! 🤘🏻
I'm 65 saw Zeppelin up front n center at Oakland 77 -7/23 even I never heard this song... were you there Saturday or Sunday? If Saturday did u write down the songlist?
They used to open with this song I beleive in 1968 at clubs such as the Whisky a Go Go before their first album was released...the musical maturity and talent is truly mindblowing for a starting band,Bonham is on FIRE!!!... the whole band is on FIRE...lol!
Agree it's a great, incredible in places performance. But Zep didn't play the Whiskey until '69 and I don't think, anywhere in the U.S. until that time.
@@alexkx8599 It's one of my very favourite soul records, really great, very collectable single, and also it was covered by The Who's Roger Daltrey back in 2018. The Who had covered Mimms twice before in '65, once on record (Anytime You Want Me, b side of US editions of Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere single) and live they used to do a version of Tell Me Baby.
I went to see Iron Butterfly at the Fillmore, i believe one of these nights. Led Zep a band i had never heard of was the Opening act! BLEW US ALL AWAY!!!
I’m 65, saw Zeppelin in ‘77, been a longstanding fan forever and NEVER heard this awesome song before! Their immediacy, aggression and band dynamic validates the phrase “best rock band” ever.
I'm 75 and saw led Zeppelin 3times in the mid 70s. Nobody else even comes close! ❤ I miss Sunday nights when KBG said let's get the led out and I could listen to led zep 2 hrs nonstop. John Bonham is amazing! (So are the rest of them!)❤❤❤
Saw them live in 68. They could be quite scary and other worldly . I came 10 min late, but could hear the drumming a mile away on the bus. Very, very loud band that raised blood pressure and felt like you'd taken 20 cups of coffee at once !
Blistering. Page was incredible between 1969-1973. His rhythm playing and dynamics set him apart from fellow legends like Blackmore and Beck. He definitely had his own vision
@ I agree! He was fantastic in the studio his entire career. But live he started to fade around 1975 in my opinion he was still great a lot, but something was missing in some of the shows particularly his raw energy and fluidity
"Дуэт" Бонэма и Джонса создаёт для импровизаций Пейджа и Планта уникальную платформу - полная музыкальная свобода последних поддерживается исполнительским мастерством первых на 500%!!! Этим то и уникален LZ - абсолютно разные люди создают единую, уникальную музыку. LZ - на века!!!
This song must have at least a dozen musical influences in it. It’s always amazing how Zeppelin bend, twist and stretch a song into something completely new and fresh. Talk about pushing the musical envelope!
Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac released an incredible song with a lot of this feel sound and riff called 'The Green Manalishi' about six months after this. Judas Priest covered that. These musicians all learned from each other. A good version can be found on Mick Fleetwood's Peter Green tribute CD/DVD with ZZ Top guitarist Billy Gibbons on lead. This version of the song never quite made it onto vinyl which is a shame as it rocks. The early Zeppelin sets were loaded with all sorts of things as they only had one album of their own stuff at that point. Zeppelin would have known the Garnet Mimms version and built on that. great song have a listen. This also added to the imperative to expand the numbers they had. Good example Dazed and Confused. Good post thanks!
Absolutely amazing Zeppelin cut and I'm very surprised I've never heard it. Don't know why they didn't put it on the first album, would've for like a glove. Raw, unpredictable, Powerful, Gritty and Course Strong as anything they've done. Obviously done about the time of their first album (69) So totally I-Beam strong. Page in particular has a sharp sting to his attack very audible here that smoothed a bit with time. Nothing sloppy in his playing here. I don't do drugs but when I cranked this a bit and it can get you a natural high. Takes me back big time.
Been a Zephead since ! first heard there sounds in 78'. I was a 4 years old wild child with a touch of vodoo and a dash of sanity. I'm about to be 51 and this is my first time hearing this . THANK YOU FOR POSTING!!! The years have not changed me much. Still crushing them one day at a time.
I've been a Zep fan since I was 14, am 70 now, have never heard this before, how many more obscure recordings are out there? We need to set up a youtube site for these. Somebody computer literate do this please.
Agreed. I'm 63. My older brother turned 70 last month and it was he who first introduced me to this band, bringing home Led Zeppelin II when it was released. Been their biggest fan ever since, but never heard THIS before!!!
Phenomenal, unparalleled, masterful, super exceptional, other worldly, unimaginable incomprehensible capabilities, pioneering, uncompromising, top of their game changing, from another realm, unequivocal sonic moment of zen.
Hearing this song today in the morning I was let's say "touched". Needless to say: speechless. Sharing it with all my mates I knew would be able to appreciate this piece. And I did well. Now I can rest in peace and let the gods do the little things left. Paul Brecht I owe you. Dankeschön ✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨
I've never heard this Zeppelin track before. It has various parts like numerous songs in one. I like it and I am still listening to it. It's almost 10 minutes so they were able to cover a lot of ground.
Thanks for sharing! Much better sound quality than on the cassette tape my friend John (rip) made for me decades ago, and it’s nice to finally get the where and when. What a treat to the ears!
A new album was complete . Grant told a record guy here no singles. They gotta buy the whole lp. The guy held the phone for a minute and said is this guy crazy
Esto no se puede describir con palabras.. La cantidad de emociones que se puede llegar a sentir escuchando esta locura, es algo sencillamente inexplicable..
I'm 60 and went to school in Wethersfield CT and graduated in 1983 with 3/4 of the band from Physical Graffiti and never heard this before either, never heard them play it. They're know Nation wide big time ZEPPLIN cover band.
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Wow wit a great sound of de band in there infanceee , yeah fuxing great
The algorithm finally deemed me worthy to hear this hidden gem
You Have Been Chosen….
I have as well been chosen today…
WOW....been a huge Zep fan since I was 13 and now 43....never heard this...what a treat! Don't forget peoples...this voice is coming out of a 21 year old.
Thanx 2 U man !
Little Robert Anthony Plant is actually only 20 here
@@drumpalace2689thanks poindexter
...........cool..................ok..................
21 years old, but an "M' "A" "N".
I am 71 years old. I saw them ONE WEEK after this show in Seattle WA. on May 9, '69. At the Seattle Aqua Theatre, just about a month before they became world wide stars and tickets became almost impossible to get. They were unlike anything any one in Seattle had ever seen before. I was 16 years old and this changed my life. Had a guitar in hand all these years later. Best show I ever saw. Killed everyone who was there. I saw them later in '69 at the Goldcreek Pop Festival (also in Seattle area) and saw them perform "Whole Lotta Love" for the first time in the whole northwest. Saw every show from '69 till '72, then went on the road myself. Thought I'd say so as my time is getting short. I was there. I saw it. It was the greatest musical event I ever saw.
Thanks for sharing your story Steve, you lived thru what I consider to be the most amazing cultural/societal change in the 20th century and there won't be another like it. We need the stories of those like you who were there and witnessed the "supernova" explosion of rock music that happened in the 60's and 70's. I was there for the second half of that amazing phenomenon but was just a little too young to be there for the emergence of Led Zeppelin and all the other amazing bands that exploded onto the scene during those late 60's.
right on man, thanks for sharing that
Thank you for sharing this!
Yes, love the 1st hand stories!
At your feet, sir!
How am I 52 years old, and it’s 2023, and I’ve never heard this Zeppelin song?
Cuz ur not old...enuff, young man. 😀
Same, but a year younger and a self professed zeppelinologist
Because you're a dork?
It's a jam they did live, wasn't on any album... appreciate it's here. 😉
wow, this is so gooooooood-))
For me, Led is simply the best band ever and forever.
Grand Funk Railroad was once an opener for LZ. Peter Grant cut the power and demanded that GFR end their set and leave the stage. GFR was kicking their ass.
The Beatles
@@boyanadragomirova3775 very nice as well, but i prefer hard rock!
Black Sabbath
I like the rawness of early Led Zeppelin. They were still developing their style and perfecting it. They took chances and that is why they stood out from many other bands. Kind of like Hendrix and Jeff Beck they also stood out at that time. Love this stuff.
Except that they never really had a style, everything they did was always very different to what came before !
@@volpefox55 they took the past and turned it upside down
One of their brilliant live covers they only played early on. I heard it on a bootleg and was blown away by the guitar crunch and drumming! Greatest thing I’ve ever heard! TH-cam is great! Now fellow Zep fans can hear this track and be amazed! Brilliant!
That rawness is thanks in large part to Jimmy Page playing his Fender Telecaster. The one Jeff Beck gave him from The Yardbirds days. Along with the Echoplex tape delay, that Zeppelin I era tone is all over this song! Real Tele biting edge.
@ Then I need to buy a Telecaster!
John Paul Jones is the reason I picked up the bass as a 14 yo punk in 1971....one listen to that spectacular debut LP did it for me.....followed by more spectacular LP's...
..................ok...............cool..............
The debut album is still my favorite album of all time!
I have never heard this before and I have heard lots of rare concert clips from Led Zeppelin. Big thanks to you, Paul!
Neither have I. If I heard it on the radio though it would strike me as a Zeppelin song Bonzo and Page are really shining.
@@goingbonzo5923 Absolutely. And about shining, so is Robert Plant.
Some vintage prime early Zepp, showing why they were the best hard blues rock band on Earth.
Nickelback Live will blow them off the stage chads a better singer too
@@Migz-q5myea ,ok 😂
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Listen to Zeppelin since 73, and this is also the first time hearing this…
For me too,and it's super
61 years young and never ever heard this…saw them in Greensboro NC May 31st 1977 , Bonzos birthday!
Young Zeppelin blew everyone off the Stage early on in their career! Why? Because they could!
Vanilla Fudge refused to go onstage after Zeppelin opened for them at an early Gig! Because they were getting standing ovations and the audience demanded more!
They quickly became Headliners after doing a few opening slots for more known bands.
But nobody could match their ferocity on stage from the beginning! Because of Bonzos loud drumming, Pages crunch on Guitar, Jones fluid Bass and Plants huge Vocals! They were young, lean and mean and smashed the competition!
No contest!
Image trying to follow Zeppelin on stage? Impossible! The mighty Zeppelin roared from the Start! Bombastic!
Imagine hearing Communication Breakdown for the first time back then when everyone else was playing long, slow songs! It must’ve been a Shock! Like Punk Rock! 🤘🏻
Untouchable. Period.
Yep!
I have never heard this zeppelin song before. And I thought I had heard them all.
same here
Metoo😏
Well I pretty sure that it is Led Zep! Sounds like them anyways. They might be pretty stoned!
Me2 WOW
Thunder
64 years old, huge zep fan. Saw them in ‘77. Oakland. Two hits of acid. Never heard this before.
One to many hits......lol
I'm 65 saw Zeppelin up front n center at Oakland 77 -7/23 even I never heard this song... were you there Saturday or Sunday? If Saturday did u write down the songlist?
Sunday. My sister went Saturday. Writing wasn’t something I was capable of doing that day, lol
2024 and I need more Zeppelin
They used to open with this song I beleive in 1968 at clubs such as the Whisky a Go Go before their first album was released...the musical maturity and talent is truly mindblowing for a starting band,Bonham is on FIRE!!!... the whole band is on FIRE...lol!
Why did it go away so soon? Is this a cover song? Why did they never record it in the studio?!
Agree it's a great, incredible in places performance. But Zep didn't play the Whiskey until '69 and I don't think, anywhere in the U.S. until that time.
@@alexkx8599 Yes, it's a cover of the song by Garnet Mimms.
@@LordAmbrosia1 Sure wish I could have found that information somewhere. How do you know this?
@@alexkx8599 It's one of my very favourite soul records, really great, very collectable single, and also it was covered by The Who's Roger Daltrey back in 2018. The Who had covered Mimms twice before in '65, once on record (Anytime You Want Me, b side of US editions of Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere single) and live they used to do a version of Tell Me Baby.
I've never heard this in all 52 years of my life. How's that possible ? Nice treat !!
Never heard this before. WOW!!
A couple of my older friends were there and said it was incredible!
I just uploaded another track from this show, a cover of Buddy Guy's Sittin' & Thinkin'...
It was definitely an incredible show.
Im 500 billion years old & never heard this before 😮
I keep fearing it'll turn out to be AI
Fabulous, thank you for sharing this music. Love LZ for over 50 years, the GOATS
nothing in Rock music history was as good as this.
I went to see Iron Butterfly at the Fillmore, i believe one of these nights. Led Zep a band i had never heard of was the Opening act! BLEW US ALL AWAY!!!
I marval at how absolutely incredible these 4 musicians were!
I’m 65, saw Zeppelin in ‘77, been a longstanding fan forever and NEVER heard this awesome song before! Their immediacy, aggression and band dynamic validates the phrase “best rock band” ever.
I'm 75 and saw led Zeppelin 3times in the mid 70s. Nobody else even comes close! ❤ I miss Sunday nights when KBG said let's get the led out and I could listen to led zep 2 hrs nonstop. John Bonham is amazing! (So are the rest of them!)❤❤❤
You know what I love about Led Zeppelin?
The satisfaction you get out of their music!
Jimmy's guitar tone here is amazing. Must have been quite the thing to experience at full concert volume.
Several of the concert goers Def abandoned the Christian faith that night cheers
This is about the time when he started using his Les Paul
Never heard this before absolute pearler
That is definitely his Les Paul. I love both guitars, but a Tele could not make those sounds.
@@digiorno1142 one of the first shows he would have had it, if I'm not mistaken.
I'M 65 AND BEEN A FAN SINCE THE 70'S AND I'M IN THE SAME BOAT, I NEVER HEARD THIS MASTERPIECE BUT I LOVE IT!!
Saw them live in 68. They could be quite scary and other worldly . I came 10 min late, but could hear the drumming a mile away on the bus. Very, very loud band that raised blood pressure and felt like you'd taken 20 cups of coffee at once !
Proof of why Led Zeppelin will continue to be the greatest band, each member playing their own pivotal role. ❣
Love the chord changes. Such an unusual song for them. Even the tone of Jimmys guitar is different
This is the part of You Tube that I love.
Love the way Jimmy kept little solos, riffs and chords in the back of his mind, and came out at later concerts
Music can be perceived as a living, breathing entity. Bands like Zeppelin show to prove this
Blistering. Page was incredible between 1969-1973. His rhythm playing and dynamics set him apart from fellow legends like Blackmore and Beck. He definitely had his own vision
Idk 1975 he was pretty nice on physical graffiti
@ I agree! He was fantastic in the studio his entire career. But live he started to fade around 1975 in my opinion he was still great a lot, but something was missing in some of the shows particularly his raw energy and fluidity
I'll take Blackmore over Page
@@dustinwallaceBlackmore could never play rhythm. His Achilles heel. Always root notes and riffs. Relied on Lord on keys.
@@dustinwallace your choice but FYI Blackmore is ranked 50 and Page 1 or 2 living guitarist by colleagues [see Rolling stone survey]
"Дуэт" Бонэма и Джонса создаёт для импровизаций Пейджа и Планта уникальную платформу - полная музыкальная свобода последних поддерживается исполнительским мастерством первых на 500%!!! Этим то и уникален LZ - абсолютно разные люди создают единую, уникальную музыку. LZ - на века!!!
I agree my friend
These four men never cease to amaze me and blow my mind. Long live the mighty Zep. ❤🤘
This song must have at least a dozen musical influences in it. It’s always amazing how Zeppelin bend, twist and stretch a song into something completely new and fresh. Talk about pushing the musical envelope!
Wow.... Thank you for finding and sharing with the world
The greatest band to have ever graced the planet.
The band is so unbelievably good that their deep cuts make other band's hits look like child's play in comparison!
Love the image: Four guys jamming in a small room, going at it!
Just amazing. The instant raw musical genius of these four musicians. Anazing
I was at this show and until right now I never knew what the name of this song was. Thanks
💥Count yourself very luck to have seen one of the greatest bands on the planet.
Great track this.
🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
I've been a Zeppelin fan since 69. I've never heard this. But just these few minuets would have made a GREAT show.
TY. Never heard this before! They know how to rock the blues!
Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac released an incredible song with a lot of this feel sound and riff called 'The Green Manalishi' about six months after this. Judas Priest covered that. These musicians all learned from each other. A good version can be found on Mick Fleetwood's Peter Green tribute CD/DVD with ZZ Top guitarist Billy Gibbons on lead. This version of the song never quite made it onto vinyl which is a shame as it rocks. The early Zeppelin sets were loaded with all sorts of things as they only had one album of their own stuff at that point. Zeppelin would have known the Garnet Mimms version and built on that. great song have a listen. This also added to the imperative to expand the numbers they had. Good example Dazed and Confused. Good post thanks!
The beginning does sound like Fleetwood Mac. Great spot
Didn't Judas Priest cover The Green Manalishi?
@@MrJohnnyDistortion I reckon so.
Yep!@@MrJohnnyDistortion
@@MrJohnnyDistortion yeah they did and did it justice you just know when it's an excellent cover and right on
ZEP IS THE ULTIMATE
I am 55 years late to this party...never heard this one before...Jesus!!!!!
Greatest band ever.
Absolutely amazing Zeppelin cut and I'm very surprised I've never heard it. Don't know why they didn't put it on the first album, would've for like a glove. Raw, unpredictable, Powerful, Gritty and Course Strong as anything they've done. Obviously done about the time of their first album (69) So totally I-Beam strong. Page in particular has a sharp sting to his attack very audible here that smoothed a bit with time. Nothing sloppy in his playing here. I don't do drugs but when I cranked this a bit and it can get you a natural high. Takes me back big time.
Lots of bits that ended up later in other live jams. Boogie section in whole lotta love SRTS.
I've never heard of this song before. What a jam,!
Only seen them once at Knebworth 79, Legendary concert say no more 👌
Zep at their best. Anyone at their best. Love this raw epic. Had this cd for maybe 30 yrs now n still rules.
I wish they would have done this tune during the BBC sessions. Always loved this song.
New to me. Wow. Thanks
It's funny how some of the gods come back to haunt, keep the vibe alive, thank you 🤠🪶
the masters at work. Tangents within a framework, thanks for posting.
What a Jimmy what a legend that period
Rock on....babycakes!!! Brilliant 👏 my 1st time listening to...that's why I love them, they're unique ❤
The Gonzaga show from I think December 28th 68 was Plant's best vocal of this song... the scream at the end was unbelievable! Check that one out
Wow--always electric, always eclectic...one of my fave bands of all time, the Mighty Zep...
Robert in his prime! God I’d love to have witnessed this in person!
Been a Zephead since ! first heard there sounds in 78'. I was a 4 years old wild child with a touch of vodoo and a dash of sanity. I'm about to be 51 and this is my first time hearing this .
THANK YOU FOR POSTING!!!
The years have not changed me much. Still crushing them one day at a time.
I've been a Zep fan since I was 14, am 70 now, have never heard this before, how many more obscure recordings are out there? We need to set up a youtube site for these. Somebody computer literate do this please.
Agreed. I'm 63. My older brother turned 70 last month and it was he who first introduced me to this band, bringing home Led Zeppelin II when it was released. Been their biggest fan ever since, but never heard THIS before!!!
Yeah I'm 68 I've heard there's a couple times but it's been awhile excellent song first time I saw led Zeppelin was 1969
The Best. Period. ACROSS THE BOARD.
LED ZEPPELIN FOREVER!
I was two years old and one day... When this was recorded and it's bad ass🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
sweet first time for me. Love the masters
Algorythm really taking me thru the zeppelin bootleg rarities rabbithole
Thank you sir or maam
great master, sound quality!
Just finding their feet here. Nice nod to Fresh Garbage in the middle!
Sounds like they are improving as they go, one of the things they did the best! That's how you come up with great songs
simply untouchable
Por favor, llevo más de 50 reproducciones y quiero escucharlo 3000 veces más.. Alucinante!!!
Phenomenal, unparalleled, masterful, super exceptional, other worldly, unimaginable incomprehensible capabilities, pioneering, uncompromising, top of their game changing, from another realm, unequivocal sonic moment of zen.
✅ YOU FORGOT - WOW❗️
UNDEFEATED
This might be the first LED zeppelin song I’ve never heard
Every Zeppelin song was once a song you never heard.
Hearing this song today in the morning I was let's say "touched". Needless to say: speechless.
Sharing it with all my mates I knew would be able to appreciate this piece. And I did well.
Now I can rest in peace and let the gods do the little things left.
Paul Brecht I owe you.
Dankeschön
✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨
This is amazing. Never heard this before thanks so much gor posting this gem.
Very raw, very good, great drumming and solid. Such a Zep 1 sound ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Saw several various shows at the old Fillmore back in the day. My older sis used to take me when shed babysit. Santana, Hot Tuna, Airplane.......
Los dos minutos y medio iniciales de la gran zapada, "tan larga como quieras", es casi un tema terminado, y ¡muy bueno!
Never heard this song. Early Zeppelin. So awesome. Plants voice was so powerful
I've never heard this Zeppelin track before. It has various parts like numerous songs in one. I like it and I am still listening to it. It's almost 10 minutes so they were able to cover a lot of ground.
This is absolute gold! Thank you for sharing, can't imagine seeing them in their early days but grateful to hear it! 🎸🎵🤟
Live at the Fillmore West in 1969.
4 finest to walk the stage
Thanks for sharing! Much better sound quality than on the cassette tape my friend John (rip) made for me decades ago, and it’s nice to finally get the where and when. What a treat to the ears!
Zeppelin fan here a long time. First time on this song 🎵 💕
Wow never heard this before I like it
Excelent melhor Grupo de Rock de todos os tempos...
Awesome deep dive Led Zeppelin! I have never heard this bootleg track,…and I have heard most deep dive Zeppelin songs.
Saw them last show ever in Chicago, 1977. Then Robert P this spring. Still excellent. My fav band!
18'24 minutos en un viaje en las nubes..
Madre del Señor..
A new album was complete . Grant told a record guy here no singles. They gotta buy the whole lp. The guy held the phone for a minute and said is this guy crazy
Esto no se puede describir con palabras..
La cantidad de emociones que se puede llegar a sentir escuchando esta locura, es algo sencillamente inexplicable..
Well well, Merry Christmas to me!
I'm 60 and went to school in Wethersfield CT and graduated in 1983 with 3/4 of the band from Physical Graffiti and never heard this before either, never heard them play it. They're know Nation wide big time ZEPPLIN cover band.