My mom was listening to this song when I was born. When I was a baby, she calmed me down with this song. 34 years later, even though I heard it thousands of times, in several different versions, I am still deeply moved by this song, the most beautiful and iconic song ever recorded.
You make up stories alot Ive seen you across many videos saying you wanted to go to “Led zeppelin live in Tokyo but your father never let you” but now here your saying you were just born when they released the song your a liar
@@Minceontoast2 You do not know to read? So pay attention before talking nonsense. STH was released in 1971, I was born in 1986. I NEVER said I wanted to see Led Zeppelin in Tokyo. My FATHER saw Led in Tokyo in 1971 and he was 15 at that time. I said I wanted to see PLANT/PAGE in 1996. Do you understand or need further explanation?
First time to hear this version and every time you think you heard the best version a better one pops up. No one will ever come close to this band ever
I made the point when my daughter went to Southampton Uni that she'd made a good choice because the mighty Zeppelin had played at the Students Union back in the day.
Many different opinions out there but this has to be the best song ever written and performed, after 50 years listening to it thousands of times it’s like the first time I’ve heard it. A masterpiece like a Mona Lisa
I remember it well .. enough . They were one hour late and appeared to be tuning up but it was indeed the start of this amazing iconic classic . Redeemed .
You might know this but it was actually considered to be released but then Page decided to go with the How The West Was Won shows instead (probably because of this particular concert's rough points). Also, the mellotron track from the start of this song is the exact one that Page used for Stairway on HTWWW. Pretty cool to think.
This is before autotune so I can't emphasise enough how fantastic Robert's voice is, wonderful sublime vocal.Amazing singer even today in his seventies. ☘
@@ctrlshiftqq9846 Dude he's singing into a bingo callers microphone. I would say his tone,phrasing and melodies ain't firking bad ,considering. Cmon REALLY???☘
Must admit I was expecting another hard to listen to copy of a copy of a copy. ....... But this is actually perfection in both performance and recording quality! Thanks to you Geferson and moreso to Led Zeppelin themselves ... Om! 😇💯🙏
If every live version of Stairway is compared, one thing will stand out-Page played the solo different every time. Maybe the most iconic rock song of all time, and he never played it the same way twice.
the whole music is so orgasmatic! for me the solo is the highlight in this file, great performed by Page! in my humble opinion, even better than the original recorded one
They made their money from concerts in those days. The LPs were only a taste of what you would get. Most people don't know how great they were because they never saw them play live
Page is so underrated as a rythym guitar player. Those great guitar fills in this rendition and stayting in perfect slow swing time with no drums... much harder than one might think.
Page subestimado!!!!????. Al contrario....todo el mundo, que sepa algo d historia música, pop...60-90, sabe, opina que es uno d los tres mejores guitarristas que han existido...!!!.....
@@virtualsnake1994- There's no doubt that Roberts voice was burnt out by 73, I guess I should have said Robert didn't sound like he was being a try hard. He just needed some rest, Plant sounded great from 77-80, and all throughout the rest of his career.
This band didn’t become huge in the sense of universally known until the late 1980s. Strange though that sounds, Led Zeppelin where a niche band that had an acquired taste in the 1970s. The charts where dominated in the public’s mind with other stuff, and the legacy of The Beatles was overshadowing up and coming stuff. Groups like Zep, Sabbath, Deep Purple etc.. where underground music that didn’t generally get air time on the radio. History is being rewritten to place them in a more favourable light, because they are so good ! I know : I was 17 at the time, and we liked the idea that our parents wouldn’t listen or hear about them. The whole imagery of the band was also offensive to the war generation with its Germanic looking record covers and war references etc.. They did stop short of going as far as the punk crowd later on employing swastikas on clothing etc..
They weren't that niche. Their albums sold extremely well. Of course parents didn't know them. Parents would not have known other popular bands of the time either. Everyone I knew as a student in the 1970s knew these bands. My husband always knew when his friend was at home because he could hear Led Zeppelin I blasting down the street. You would see Sabbath and Deep Purple on TV music shows - not so much Zep as they didn't do 3 minute singles. They weren't underground. LZ were just slower in raising their profile in the UK as they did their first big tours in the USA, didn't release singles and the music press weren't the ones to create their reputations, but they soon caught on once people began to hear their albums. The Zeppelin imagery was nothing to do with Germany in terms of what it symbolised for the band. It was just to illustrate the name Led Zeppelin, which was a fancier version of Keith Moon's comment that the band would go down like a lead balloon.
@@heliotropezzz333 Well. LZ ll album cover is a photoshopped montage of a German WW1 aircrew ! The ‘ airship ‘ was German and the imagery is Teutonic . A lot of posters/ stickers/ and casual merchandising did carry these references here and there. But, yes, this isn’t the main marketing stance of the group under Peter Grant. It didn’t extend into further albums as far as I know. But that album is the one most people had at the time and associated it with image of the group. The 1970s where chart dominated and everyone including your gran knew who The Beatles where. Part of the marketing strategy today even for emerging groups is to market only to that demographic ie teenagers. I still maintain, that these heavy bands were off the radar and weren’t mainstream like , say , Rod Stewart or Elton John. They never did Top of the Pops did they ?
@@stechriswillgil3686 Their covers included German airships called Zeppelins which reflected the fact that they were called Led Zeppelin, which was a joke name inspired by Keith Moon saying they would go down like a Lead Balloon. They changed Lead to Led to avoid pronunciation confusion. They didn't play on Top of the Pops for many reasons (though Top of the Pops used some of their music as its theme tune). The reasons for that were that they never intended to produce singles. They wanted the freedom to produce the music they wanted. Singles had to be no more than 3 minutes long to get airplay or Top of the Pops play. Singles also added pressure to come up always with the 'next single' which would not be too stylistically different from the last 'hit' and Zeppelin didn't want those pressures and constraints. Also TOTP didn't let bands play live. Bands had to mime to their recorded singles. They didn't want to be 'mainstream' in that sense but they were popular and sold a lot of albums.
Are you serious? Their 4th album in 1971 became the most commercially successful ever when it was released, their tours were record breaking......They were the biggest band of the '70s. They didn't make TV appearances because they didn't have to......they were hugely successful and influential without them! And the press were favouring Rolling Stones over them but still they were bigger than the Stones.....
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My mom was listening to this song when I was born. When I was a baby, she calmed me down with this song. 34 years later, even though I heard it thousands of times, in several different versions, I am still deeply moved by this song, the most beautiful and iconic song ever recorded.
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You make up stories alot Ive seen you across many videos saying you wanted to go to “Led zeppelin live in Tokyo but your father never let you” but now here your saying you were just born when they released the song your a liar
@@Minceontoast2
You do not know to read? So pay attention before talking nonsense. STH was released in 1971, I was born in 1986. I NEVER said I wanted to see Led Zeppelin in Tokyo. My FATHER saw Led in Tokyo in 1971 and he was 15 at that time. I said I wanted to see PLANT/PAGE in 1996. Do you understand or need further explanation?
Best mom
GEiL 🤘
First time to hear this version and every time you think you heard the best version a better one pops up.
No one will ever come close to this band ever
Never Ever. Touched by the Gods
definitely one of if not the best stairway solo
Ever heard the MSG july 1973 version ?
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@@rambleonguitar for me is the best version too .
I made the point when my daughter went to Southampton Uni that she'd made a good choice because the mighty Zeppelin had played at the Students Union back in the day.
This band has blown my mind so many times I'm surprised there's anything left.
Many different opinions out there but this has to be the best song ever written and performed, after 50 years listening to it thousands of times it’s like the first time I’ve heard it. A masterpiece like a Mona Lisa
I remember it well .. enough . They were one hour late and appeared to be tuning up but it was indeed the start of this amazing iconic classic . Redeemed .
This deserves an official release
You might know this but it was actually considered to be released but then Page decided to go with the How The West Was Won shows instead (probably because of this particular concert's rough points). Also, the mellotron track from the start of this song is the exact one that Page used for Stairway on HTWWW. Pretty cool to think.
JJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJP what? WOW! By the way, how’d you know? Any links?
I was there!!
Me too!
Without a Shadow of a doubt the bands masterpiece but they had so many!!!!!
Damn, this version is really clean!
This is before autotune so I can't emphasise enough how fantastic Robert's voice is, wonderful sublime vocal.Amazing singer even today in his seventies. ☘
Bro you gotta be SMOKING to think that Roberts vocals are fantastic here. This isn’t because of no auto tune. This is because of nodules
@@ctrlshiftqq9846 Dude he's singing into a bingo callers microphone. I would say his tone,phrasing and melodies ain't firking bad ,considering. Cmon REALLY???☘
@@terrybarton1604 It’s UK 73… literally his worst tour ever
@@ctrlshiftqq9846 73 tour is what the srts was filmed on, wouldn't say his voice is bad on that.☘
@@terrybarton1604 That was on the US tour where he had a good recovery. This is right around when he damaged his voice.
Wow. January 1973. I was 13 years old, and in the 7th grade.
Just out of US Army. On my return to the World from 'Nam, I went out and bought Zep 1, having heard it in 'Nam. ❤
one of the most bautiful songs ever created
Also called Any Port in a Storm. Great recording.
Must admit I was expecting another hard to listen to copy of a copy of a copy. ....... But this is actually perfection in both performance and recording quality! Thanks to you Geferson and moreso to Led Zeppelin themselves ... Om! 😇💯🙏
Fantastic recording!!
There will never be another band this good. Once in a lifetime. Four Masters playing perfectly together. Every song a treasure
Excelent audio quality!
I was there and she with me, a lotttt of yeasr ago....
Im sorry (?)
...u do good cherishing that memory..
old comment.. if u see this take care
Marco, davvero eri lì? Figooooooo... racconta qualcosa dai!!!
So Stunning 💗🎶🥀🥂
Excellent Version 🌹
Finally, the original JPJ pic from BBC sessions... had never seen it before
beautiful
Delight sound to my ears
that's nice! very clean version.
If every live version of Stairway is compared, one thing will stand out-Page played the solo different every time. Maybe the most iconic rock song of all time, and he never played it the same way twice.
Ô vocal do PLANT com o SOM da BANDA é do C...........!
TA LOCO!
MARAVILHOSO!!!!!!!!!!
PRETTY BAAYBEE!
Cara:
Em minha humilde opinião: É UMA DAS BANDAS QUE AO VIVO, ARREBENTA! É D+!!! Estilo de som de puro rock'n roll!!! ROCK'N ROLL PURO!!!
the whole music is so orgasmatic!
for me the solo is the highlight in this file, great performed by Page!
in my humble opinion, even better than the original recorded one
They made their money from concerts in those days. The LPs were only a taste of what you would get. Most people don't know how great they were because they never saw them play live
The second best rock band
Of all time...
@@glenndrexler1677 who is the first may I ask?
@@Evan-yw2qj The Beatles maybe?
@@Elvinbus hell nah Beatles ain’t on the same level of Led Zeppelin
Page is so underrated as a rythym guitar player. Those great guitar fills in this rendition and stayting in perfect slow swing time with no drums... much harder than one might think.
Page subestimado!!!!????. Al contrario....todo el mundo, que sepa algo d historia música, pop...60-90, sabe, opina que es uno d los tres mejores guitarristas que han existido...!!!.....
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LOL--it must have just come out. The audience just gave a smattering of applause.
+lemurian chick No, it was two years old by 1973.
A very small venue
Very small venue that's why
They were playing at smaller venues in the UK as practice for their upcoming tour of the US including Madison square gardens.Mmmmmmm
i was born in southampton
Crowd size was less than 3,000 I think. Like 2300.
Boom!
i doubt that the uni had a venue that held a thousand atthat time
Maybe 200 - 400
Practice for the US upcoming tour, including Madison gardens-The song remains the same.
Jonesy biffs his intro oh well that's live for you.
Pure artists… calling a musician an “artist” should only be done for a small percentage of musicians. People like this create audio artwork.
Jimmy on fire ..Robert trying so hard
Plant is effortless with his singing on this.
@@joeyhuebner10 sure... doesn't even hit 80% of the notes on the climax of the song. His voice was busted at this point.
@@virtualsnake1994- There's no doubt that Roberts voice was burnt out by 73, I guess I should have said Robert didn't sound like he was being a try hard. He just needed some rest, Plant sounded great from 77-80, and all throughout the rest of his career.
This band didn’t become huge in the sense of universally known until the late 1980s. Strange though that sounds, Led Zeppelin where a niche band that had an acquired taste in the 1970s. The charts where dominated in the public’s mind with other stuff, and the legacy of The Beatles was overshadowing up and coming stuff. Groups like Zep, Sabbath, Deep Purple etc.. where underground music that didn’t generally get air time on the radio. History is being rewritten to place them in a more favourable light, because they are so good ! I know : I was 17 at the time, and we liked the idea that our parents wouldn’t listen or hear about them. The whole imagery of the band was also offensive to the war generation with its Germanic looking record covers and war references etc.. They did stop short of going as far as the punk crowd later on employing swastikas on clothing etc..
They weren't that niche. Their albums sold extremely well. Of course parents didn't know them. Parents would not have known other popular bands of the time either. Everyone I knew as a student in the 1970s knew these bands. My husband always knew when his friend was at home because he could hear Led Zeppelin I blasting down the street. You would see Sabbath and Deep Purple on TV music shows - not so much Zep as they didn't do 3 minute singles. They weren't underground. LZ were just slower in raising their profile in the UK as they did their first big tours in the USA, didn't release singles and the music press weren't the ones to create their reputations, but they soon caught on once people began to hear their albums. The Zeppelin imagery was nothing to do with Germany in terms of what it symbolised for the band. It was just to illustrate the name Led Zeppelin, which was a fancier version of Keith Moon's comment that the band would go down like a lead balloon.
@@heliotropezzz333 Well. LZ ll album cover is a photoshopped montage of a German WW1 aircrew ! The ‘ airship ‘ was German and the imagery is Teutonic . A lot of posters/ stickers/ and casual merchandising did carry these references here and there. But, yes, this isn’t the main marketing stance of the group under Peter Grant. It didn’t extend into further albums as far as I know. But that album is the one most people had at the time and associated it with image of the group. The 1970s where chart dominated and everyone including your gran knew who The Beatles where. Part of the marketing strategy today even for emerging groups is to market only to that demographic ie teenagers. I still maintain, that these heavy bands were off the radar and weren’t mainstream like , say , Rod Stewart or Elton John. They never did Top of the Pops did they ?
@@stechriswillgil3686 Their covers included German airships called Zeppelins which reflected the fact that they were called Led Zeppelin, which was a joke name inspired by Keith Moon saying they would go down like a Lead Balloon. They changed Lead to Led to avoid pronunciation confusion. They didn't play on Top of the Pops for many reasons (though Top of the Pops used some of their music as its theme tune). The reasons for that were that they never intended to produce singles. They wanted the freedom to produce the music they wanted. Singles had to be no more than 3 minutes long to get airplay or Top of the Pops play. Singles also added pressure to come up always with the 'next single' which would not be too stylistically different from the last 'hit' and Zeppelin didn't want those pressures and constraints. Also TOTP didn't let bands play live. Bands had to mime to their recorded singles. They didn't want to be 'mainstream' in that sense but they were popular and sold a lot of albums.
Dude, they sold 70,000 seat stadiums in a heartbeat. They were universally known.
Are you serious? Their 4th album in 1971 became the most commercially successful ever when it was released, their tours were record breaking......They were the biggest band of the '70s. They didn't make TV appearances because they didn't have to......they were hugely successful and influential without them! And the press were favouring Rolling Stones over them but still they were bigger than the Stones.....
Although I don’t think it flows very well, that was probably the most experimental stairway solo I’ve heard out of jimmy
You've just insulted my religion
only 734 views :(
Man, I returned here 6 year later (now), I forgot completely about.... now 10 000, awesome :)
@@_str4mbolik congrats man 😊
Make that 19K!!
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Jimmy Page The best!
Holy fuck just listen to Bonham.
But it was 1971 surely ?
#tinnitusreliefgarden
Not really his best work. He wanders a bit and it is a little sloppy.
He can wander into the next building and I'd still love it. Just WISH there was video.
So solid, all together. So strong