year I was born , truly feel I missed the best this world had to offer , in music and just life in general. any chance ya seen Skynyrd in 70s, may dislike , just asking
I almost had the privilege. We were listening to the radio to find out when tickets were going on sale for the Montreal forum when the announcement that Bonzo died was reported instead.
The narrator said it was debatable that Led Zeppelin was one of the greatest rock bands, that is not debatable, they are one of the greatest. In fact, they are often cited as the second greatest rock band, only behind the Beatles obviously.
@@itslikethesamebutdifferent8020And that's only if you consider The Beatles a rock band. I think most of what they recorded is pop. Certainly the early material was.
Sandy Denny explained to me why certain parts of The Battle Of Evermore have sounded extra great to me. I have always admired her singing and her voice. It was unique. Big thanks for this info.
@@Professorkenneth rolling stones as a band been around can bet that and still very Good live and on record hackney diamond unbeivalible truly the greatest 2nd place the who 3rd beatles pink floyd 5 maybe led zeppelin
Totally agree with your 1rst and second place selections. As live acts Stones pull it off with flying colors as per their recorded music. The Who can't be touched as a heavy unpredictable force that stole the show at every important and life changing impact. Just remember Monterey Pop, Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus, Woodstock Art and Music Fair, and The Isle of Weight for musical proof. But the 3 shows performed at MSG that hot summer in late 1973 is untouched and pure rock and roll swagger but never duplicated by nobody ever. Zepp as a live act 68 to 73, is pure magic and just got weaker and less life altering experiences as they progressed foward But those 3 nights in 73 at MSG, might have been worth Page's life altering visit to the crossroads in early 1968. s@@nilserikjakobsen6969
This was fabulous for this 61yr old Zeppelin fan from the 70s. Plus, I grew up in NM and would listen to X-Rock 80 from Juarez. Indeed, I heard it on the X.
"The Battle Of Evermore" , an incredible tune by Led Zeppelin would not have had the same sound or allure it created without the stunningly beautiful voice of Sandy Denny. Page and Plant hit the home run with her being on the track.
I think I saw a shot of the apartment building on the Physical Graffiti cover in an episode of NYPD Blue reruns recently. That album was one of the first albums I ever bought, and I played it on my parents' console TV/stereo so much I scratched it all to hell.
Saw them in 73. My ears were ringing for days. They covered the stage with dry ice during "No Quarter". The actual building on the cover of "Physical Graffiti" has one more story than the photo on the cover. The guy on the cover of Zep 4, is not Peter Grant. Robert found this photo in a store in York, of a 19th. century English witch (cunning man), said to be one George Pickingill. 1816 - April 10, 1909. 92 years. Zep 3 had these two Freemason sayings on the runoff, near the paper label, on the original records. Written by Page himself. "Do What Thou Wilt", on one side and "So Mote It Be" on the other. As a sly message to the music critics. Steinway To Heaven -jpj
James Patrick Page + Robert Antony Plant + John Richard Baldwin + John Henry Bonham, the juggernaut of Valhalla, best band EVER. Greetings from Danmark 🤜 🇩🇰 🤛
Jealousy.... Zep were the biggest band easily from 69 throughout 79. If BONZO would of lived and Plant would of stayed and of course Page would of gotten cleaner they would of taken over the early 80's too. And I want to emphasize NO OTHER band was even close to Led Zeppelin and that is a fact . Zep believe it or not we're at their height of popularity in late 76 throughout mid 78.
People say that the Stones are the greatest band ever .... Wrong !!! The stones have been together the longest of any rock band . The stones couldn't compete with ZEPPELIN in the 70's .
@@Strydr8105 but led zeppelin oss 70 hard rock then blues folk music very different who rolling stones blues rock funk reagge country soo more diverse then led zeppelin but really good hard rock band equell Only deep purple
The fourth album did have a title, which comprised the aforementioned symbols. The music press at the time were supplied with the relevant typeface so the title would be accurately represented in print when the album charted.
@@broeheemed32yes that’s one I haven’t heard before. That album cover reminds me of Robert & Maureen, with their son & daughter in the stream. I knew it wasn’t them, but it reminded me of them playing.
Led Zeppelin III was the first that really took to me - from Immigrant Song to Bron.yr Aur, Tangerine. To my mind only topped by Physical Graffiti and The Song Remains ...
Took me 50 years to decide so it's not a rash judgment, but I think Led Zeppelin is the greatest. Any band that can come up with Stairway to Heaven has to be.
In high school I drummed in a rock band, playing top 40 hits like Gloria and Crimson and Clover. My guitarist called me one day and said “get over here now, you HAVE to hear this band! “ I have spent the past 50 years working to master every Bonham beat and riff.
The most hidden fact is recordings of Robert Plant's original vocal style. You'll never hear it. First record I ever bought was the Guess Who. I confused them with what I really wanted; The Who. Then I got the Rod Stewart album with Maggie May. Then Led Zep 3. In 1973 I began college as a Music major. So I was loaded with rock and pop music, but everyone wanted me to teach them Stairway to Heaven. But personally it was Page's acoustic playing that most impressed me. I did drop Zepplin by the time Queen came out and never bought any of the Satan symbolism BS.
Elvis connections were very interesting! 1) That's not Robert's voice at the very end of "The Crunge." Stark difference in vocal tamber. I'm guessing Jones or Page? 2) Rolling Stones may have grossed as much, if not more, in the span of their career than Led Zep. 3) Next time maybe include Plant's Tolkien LOR references in "Ramble On?" 4) Maybe link references in Spinal Tap film with a road manager who always goes around with a bat? Grant was a menacing bull dog and his intimidation helped get the band up to the front of lines.
Yes, "Hammer of the Gods" was an informative book. Page wanted Bonham and held out while others had tried to convince Page to use a more-willing drummer.
Yes, you are right, the album Houses of The Holy was released in March. But what you are referring to in the clip, was when D'yer Mak'er was recorded at Stargroves Studio, but released as a single in September.
Has anyone else besides me thought that "Houses of the Holy" cover uses physical graffiti and "Physical Graffiti" cover features a house of the holy???
I could've wrote this. lol. Saw them every time they played the Garden, starting with the their first time at the matinee show, twice when they did a multiple night, as well as the Nassau Coliseum, for a total of 8 times iirc. You're the first I saw mentioning of the stage collapse at one show. i was there as well. There was another MSG show where an M80 exploded near Page. He shook his hand like he got hit with piece They did real short one song encore. Plant looked real pissed walking off
Oh, and you need to read "Hammer of the Gods" book to fact-check stuff and fill in some blanks. Plant was really young - hence Entwhistle saying "...go over like a Lead Zeppelin." Bonham resisted joining - he didn't come with Plant. Plant and Page shared an affinity for old blues records.
@@JoshMaxPower According to the book "Hammer of the Gods," Entwhistle made that comment. Since we the truth doesn't seem known, no one should publishing a video that claims one over then ther then
Dig the horrible AI narration. Nothing here that a Zeppelin fan wouldn’t already have known. Not very interesting even if you have never heard anything about LZ. Sorry…
It's actually pretty fun and enjoyable. Hats Off To Harper is the only stinker they ever did. Hey Hey What Can I do should have been on III instead of that earache ha ha.
@@broeheemed32those lawsuits were because of how Led Zeppelin’s fame skyrocketed, other then a few words or a couple chords, the songs sounded nothing alike. So many of their best songs, were all their own creative genius. The majority of people never would have heard, the songs they did sample, if not for Led Zeppelin. They definitely did those songs Justice, it’s not like they made horrible songs out of them, Led Zeppelin are the best at the Blues. What I find funny those who bitch about that, or call Page sloppy, like bands not even near being in Zeppelin’s league.
@@sicotshit7068 Yep. Those that accuse Jimmy Page of playing "sloppy" at the peak of their career (like in 1972-1973) refer to the fact that at a Led Zeppelin show, they never gave it to you the same way twice, and rarely did they just play the "studio" arrangement. They improvised all over the place, turned a 4-minute song into a 12-minute song, and a lot of what Page was playing he didn't even know he was going to play until the moment he played it. Those that criticized would be happier at an Eagles concert, where it was demanded by Henley that every song was played note-for-note like the studio cut.
I seen them in 1975 and Madison Square Garden still the best concert I’ve ever seen.
Which night? They played 3x with Nassau Coliseum in between. Great show- preview of Physical Graffitti LP. No backing band
year I was born , truly feel I missed the best this world had to offer , in music and just life in general. any chance ya seen Skynyrd in 70s, may dislike , just asking
Saw them Madison Square in 72,73 ? I know it wasn't 75 cause I was living abroad then...
"Four Sticks" is f'n awesome. Its trippy and great.
Got to lay a cable connection 😢😢😢😢😢😢
I am old,71 actually.But I saw Zeppelin 6 times live.These guys were great live
Those Dudes were one of the best bands ever.
Hi had the pleasure seeing them 6 times I agree there’s not a band that comes close
Lucky!!!!
I almost had the privilege. We were listening to the radio to find out when tickets were going on sale for the Montreal forum when the announcement that Bonzo died was reported instead.
It's not debatable, Led Zeppelin ARE the greatest rock band ever....
Of course it's debatable as it would involve conflicting tastes.
The narrator said it was debatable that Led Zeppelin was one of the greatest rock bands, that is not debatable, they are one of the greatest. In fact, they are often cited as the second greatest rock band, only behind the Beatles obviously.
Except it's entirely debatable azzhole...
@@itslikethesamebutdifferent8020And that's only if you consider The Beatles a rock band. I think most of what they recorded is pop. Certainly the early material was.
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The Rover such a underrated song .... Killer Riff
Sandy Denny explained to me why certain parts of The Battle Of Evermore have sounded extra great to me. I have always admired her singing and her voice. It was unique. Big thanks for this info.
It's not debatable. Led Zeppelin is the greatest rock band EVER.
😂 nah mate..The BEATLES ARE..the greatest band mate..then PINK FLOYD.. Zeppelin were great, great collage artist. Let's leave it at that. Cheers
@@Professorkenneth rolling stones as a band been around can bet that and still very Good live and on record hackney diamond unbeivalible truly the greatest 2nd place the who 3rd beatles pink floyd 5 maybe led zeppelin
Totally agree with your 1rst and second place selections. As live acts Stones pull it off with flying colors as per their recorded music. The Who can't be touched as a heavy unpredictable force that stole the show at every important and life changing impact. Just remember Monterey Pop, Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus, Woodstock Art and Music Fair, and The Isle of Weight for musical proof. But the 3 shows performed at MSG that hot summer in late 1973 is untouched and pure rock and roll swagger but never duplicated by nobody ever. Zepp as a live act 68 to 73, is pure magic and just got weaker and less life altering experiences as they progressed foward But those 3 nights in 73 at MSG, might have been worth Page's life altering visit to the crossroads in early 1968. s@@nilserikjakobsen6969
They ARE the best band ever.
So many new facts.
Thank you for the information.
All the best from Sweden 🇸🇪
Thanks you have been very supportive, we love Sweden!
The rotating insert on the Led Zeppelin III cover was based on the information packets for gardening.
I’ve seen a lot of Zep videos and this one is pretty fresh and informative. Great job! I really hope I’m not praising AI here.
Much appreciated!
This was fabulous for this 61yr old Zeppelin fan from the 70s. Plus, I grew up in NM and would listen to X-Rock 80 from Juarez. Indeed, I heard it on the X.
"The Battle Of Evermore" , an incredible tune by Led Zeppelin would not have had the same sound or allure it created without the stunningly beautiful voice of Sandy Denny. Page and Plant hit the home run with her being on the track.
Great song. I was taking acid it kicked in hard during that song. It's a beautiful song.
Greatest Rock Band Ever!!!!
@@edyoung6573 greatest cover band
@@grahamjeffries4566 come on BRUH ... Really 😮
@@grahamjeffries4566yes the rolling stones are the greatest rock band led zeppelin iss hard rock
@@nilserikjakobsen6969 is keefs guitar plugged in
There absolutely no way you would get away with that cover now
Yes you can… that album cover is still being printed and still exists!
I'm a proud led head!
Wouldn't that be "Led Hed"? 😂
I think I saw a shot of the apartment building on the Physical Graffiti cover in an episode of NYPD Blue reruns recently. That album was one of the first albums I ever bought, and I played it on my parents' console TV/stereo so much I scratched it all to hell.
Saw them in 73. My ears were ringing for days. They covered the stage with dry ice during "No Quarter". The actual building on the cover of "Physical Graffiti" has one more story than the photo on the cover. The guy on the cover of Zep 4, is not Peter Grant. Robert found this photo in a store in York, of a 19th. century English witch (cunning man), said to be one George Pickingill. 1816 - April 10, 1909. 92 years. Zep 3 had these two Freemason sayings on the runoff, near the paper label, on the original records. Written by Page himself.
"Do What Thou Wilt", on one side and "So Mote It Be" on the other. As a sly message to the music critics. Steinway To Heaven -jpj
Well done!
Could you imagine an Elvis Robert Plant duet?
Could sound like Dread Zeppelin.
James Patrick Page + Robert Antony Plant + John Richard Baldwin + John Henry Bonham, the juggernaut of Valhalla, best band EVER.
Greetings from Danmark 🤜 🇩🇰 🤛
Thx for reminding me of my love for Led Zeppelin
Thx, We LOVE THE ZEP! (All of OUR love!)
I can't believe that the Rolling Stones, and the Who did not give any respect for Jimmy's new band while Led Zeppelin always praise their work.
Jealousy.... Zep were the biggest band easily from 69 throughout 79. If BONZO would of lived and Plant would of stayed and of course Page would of gotten cleaner they would of taken over the early 80's too. And I want to emphasize NO OTHER band was even close to Led Zeppelin and that is a fact . Zep believe it or not we're at their height of popularity in late 76 throughout mid 78.
People say that the Stones are the greatest band ever .... Wrong !!!
The stones have been together the longest of any rock band .
The stones couldn't compete with ZEPPELIN in the 70's .
@@Strydr8105 but led zeppelin oss 70 hard rock then blues folk music very different who rolling stones blues rock funk reagge country soo more diverse then led zeppelin but really good hard rock band equell Only deep purple
Pete Townshend never complimented anybody.
@@yeti1002 I agree no band was bigger than Led Zeppelin in the 70's anyone saying another band was bigger is just out right lying.... That's a FACT.
The fourth album did have a title, which comprised the aforementioned symbols.
The music press at the time were supplied with the relevant typeface so the title would be accurately represented in print when the album charted.
This is Zeppelin 1101 to the long time Zep heads out there..
Well, I'll be honest..... I never heard about the "car spray paint" thing. The things we do for art.....
@@broeheemed32yes that’s one I haven’t heard before. That album cover reminds me of Robert & Maureen, with their son & daughter in the stream. I knew it wasn’t them, but it reminded me of them playing.
✌️💚 from Montana
It`s Led Zeppelin tutorial for millennials and zoomers !!!
Zeppelin 4 and physical graffiti are my albums. Greatest cover band.👍🏻
That guy at 18:35 absolutely nailed it!
Led Zeppelin III was the first that really took to me - from Immigrant Song to Bron.yr Aur, Tangerine. To my mind only topped by Physical Graffiti and The Song Remains ...
Ah, ... Physical Graffiti sleeve - dont have it here right now, but waasnt Alistair Crowley in one of the windows?
Led Zeppelin III and Physical Graffiti are my go to albums. Then IV then Houses of the Holy.
Terry Reid wasn't the only one on Page's vocalist list. Steve Marriott was also up there.
Apparently Marriott's manager, Don Arden, threatened to break Jimmy's fingers if he poached Steve. It seems he took the threat seriously!
Informative and entertaining!
After some 50 years, I now know what where’s the bridge means. Thank You
Took me 50 years to decide so it's not a rash judgment, but I think Led Zeppelin is the greatest. Any band that can come up with Stairway to Heaven has to be.
Good job of backmasking on that one, The Beatles would be proud
When Plant says you got a lot of chicks, you got a lot of chicks.
Just two. His wife, and his 'road wife'.
can you imagine the 'chicks' Elvis had, scary
MORE!!!!!@@carlsaganlives6086
In high school I drummed in a rock band, playing top 40 hits like Gloria and Crimson and Clover. My guitarist called me one day and said “get over here now, you HAVE to hear this band! “ I have spent the past 50 years working to master every Bonham beat and riff.
The most hidden fact is recordings of Robert Plant's original vocal style. You'll never hear it. First record I ever bought was the Guess Who. I confused them with what I really wanted; The Who. Then I got the Rod Stewart album with Maggie May. Then Led Zep 3. In 1973 I began college as a Music major. So I was loaded with rock and pop music, but everyone wanted me to teach them Stairway to Heaven. But personally it was Page's acoustic playing that most impressed me. I did drop Zepplin by the time Queen came out and never bought any of the Satan symbolism BS.
Any implication of Satanism came from the press, not the band.
I would have loved to have seen the Graf Zeppelin in its pomp,fantastic structure
I didn't know Robert Plant and Winston Churchill were related! OK - there are some interesting tidbits in here (I think we all knew number one).
Elvis connections were very interesting! 1) That's not Robert's voice at the very end of "The Crunge." Stark difference in vocal tamber. I'm guessing Jones or Page? 2) Rolling Stones may have grossed as much, if not more, in the span of their career than Led Zep. 3) Next time maybe include Plant's Tolkien LOR references in "Ramble On?" 4) Maybe link references in Spinal Tap film with a road manager who always goes around with a bat? Grant was a menacing bull dog and his intimidation helped get the band up to the front of lines.
Yes, "Hammer of the Gods" was an informative book. Page wanted Bonham and held out while others had tried to convince Page to use a more-willing drummer.
Thanks!
😍Robert😍
thank you, thank you ,thank you
#12 what does Jimmy Page do in his down time ? He plays guitar in a Zeppelin cover band. Crazy but true
@@danielhall-wl4ql come on BRUH ..... Really !
"the Hypnosis team".. 😅 Gotta love synthesised speech..
@davebowman6497
You misspelled it. The correct spelling of this media company is Hipgnosis.
Only Jimmy knows what the true meaning to ZOSO is ...
I read he once told the real meaning to robert plant who has since forgotten, or would rather not say….
@@itslikethesamebutdifferent8020 Plant also regrets Stairway backmask
Houses of the holy is one of their best albums
Glad they showed him the door lmmfao😆🤐🤣
My claim to fame
FRONT ROW SEATS 1975
They were of their time
Props to King Ion.
@ 12:21 -- another TH-cam video says Led Zeppelin never performed "Dy'er Mak'er" in-concert because John Bonham hated it. Just sayin.
Yep, he despised that song
Subbed. just4 the name of the channel!!
Did I hear them called ' fred zeppelin ' @ 16.50 ?
12:15 bonham and JPJ also despised that song and the band didnt care for it when it was done! so no wonder they didnt even try!
Zoso is very similar to 'Zozo', the name of a powerful demon.
Any relation to Aiwass?
Houses of the holy was released in March 1973 not in September 1973
March 28th
Yes, you are right, the album Houses of The Holy was released in March.
But what you are referring to in the clip, was when D'yer Mak'er was recorded at Stargroves Studio, but released as a single in September.
I believe it knocked Aloha From Hawaii by Elvis off the top of the album charts.
I thought Dyer Maker was a joke meaning did you lay her. 😮
Has anyone else besides me thought that "Houses of the Holy" cover uses physical graffiti and "Physical Graffiti" cover features a house of the holy???
Its important that this talked about #11 Houses of the Holy cover but neglected to talk about the inside cover which isn't very nice.
Stairway backmask is Zep's credo
Pages symbol comes from a book written in the 1500s called The Red Dragon, a manual for how to summon a demon
What Led Zeppelin and Hipgnosis did with the Houses Of The Holy album cover was insane it was so good.
We agree! Thanks for watching.
Saw sept 71 msg nyc..stage collapse show....732×( i in movie)....75 2×...77 2× each msg nyc..83 arms..both firm tours outrider 2×..all plnt solo endin wit m.nirvana..both plnt/ page tours....whew....wholelotta jimmy.robert....now?? Im old
I could've wrote this. lol. Saw them every time they played the Garden, starting with the their first time at the matinee show, twice when they did a multiple night, as well as the Nassau Coliseum, for a total of 8 times iirc. You're the first I saw mentioning of the stage collapse at one show. i was there as well. There was another MSG show where an M80 exploded near Page. He shook his hand like he got hit with piece They did real short one song encore. Plant looked real pissed walking off
A thing you clearly don't know it that it's Led Zeppelin ll, not Led Zeppelin 11.
Oh, and you need to read "Hammer of the Gods" book to fact-check stuff and fill in some blanks. Plant was really young - hence Entwhistle saying "...go over like a Lead Zeppelin." Bonham resisted joining - he didn't come with Plant. Plant and Page shared an affinity for old blues records.
Moon made that comment
@@JoshMaxPower According to the book "Hammer of the Gods," Entwhistle made that comment. Since we the truth doesn't seem known, no one should publishing a video that claims one over then ther then
Ceasers chariot💥
I could not suffer that hay man 4 symbols nonsense
Page sold his so7l red dragon flames
Dig the horrible AI narration. Nothing here that a Zeppelin fan wouldn’t already have known. Not very interesting even if you have never heard anything about LZ. Sorry…
already you have spent way too much time on # 11 stop right there.....
I never like the h -dog 1. All the works r Brilliantly British ❤ cover r no.
Hot Dog is possibly the worst song of the greatest rock band ever.
NOPE !! it was written for a reason ! Do you homework ! It`s a brilliant work of art !
There are no worst songs. There are songs you don't like.
@LeStraTele
I love all Led Zeppelin songs and mostly listen to live bootleg Led Zeppelin cause that's the best way to listen to them is live
It's actually pretty fun and enjoyable. Hats Off To Harper is the only stinker they ever did. Hey Hey What Can I do should have been on III instead of that earache ha ha.
Possibly the worst song in history
Would have been much better if you haven't used that stupid video overlay.
Too LOUD!!!
Quit repeating the same images over and over.
can't stand the AI voice. blek. i'm out.
I hate the break it to you.But zeppelin stole songs from the thirties.
So? Elvis never recorded a song he wrote. Still awesome
"Rappers" blatantly steal actual recordings by countless musicians (they call it 'sampling"), and I don't recall any lawsuit hysteria about that.
I hate to break it to you, but every musician "borrows" from other musicians.
@@broeheemed32those lawsuits were because of how Led Zeppelin’s fame skyrocketed, other then a few words or a couple chords, the songs sounded nothing alike. So many of their best songs, were all their own creative genius. The majority of people never would have heard, the songs they did sample, if not for Led Zeppelin. They definitely did those songs Justice, it’s not like they made horrible songs out of them, Led Zeppelin are the best at the Blues. What I find funny those who bitch about that, or call Page sloppy, like bands not even near being in Zeppelin’s league.
@@sicotshit7068 Yep. Those that accuse Jimmy Page of playing "sloppy" at the peak of their career (like in 1972-1973) refer to the fact that at a Led Zeppelin show, they never gave it to you the same way twice, and rarely did they just play the "studio" arrangement. They improvised all over the place, turned a 4-minute song into a 12-minute song, and a lot of what Page was playing he didn't even know he was going to play until the moment he played it. Those that criticized would be happier at an Eagles concert, where it was demanded by Henley that every song was played note-for-note like the studio cut.
Most over rated ever
@@robfdavis come on BRUH ...... Really !
@@yeti1002 to each his own
"D'yer maker?" means "Did you do your homework?"