I love the fact that even though Page is wasted out of his mind, he's still coherent enough to roll his eyes at Plant's smarmy, "of course I am in the 80s and I have my own career."
Poor JPJ. He was the only normal one in the band, and never got the attention he deserved. He is the only surviving member of the group to not be honored by the Queen, and they just left him out of all of that Page/Plant stuff in the 1990s. Jimmy Page, wow, so messed up that he can hardly put a coherent sentence together. Phil wasn't even the primary Drummer for the set, and he never was much good at playing anyway. He needs a lead drummer up there with him, and he cuts in and out.
Everytime someone tells me plant was a nice guy I just show them this video. He was driving the bus over everyone else back and forward multiple times. Buck passing expertise 👌🏻
That "yahoo" is Paul Martinez. He played with them onstage that day. He was RP's bass player for the RP's first couple solo records. A fabulous musician and very nice guy.
I think all of them were important to the success of Led Zeppelin. What I love about Led Zeppelin is how they resembled the Beatles member wise. I was reading an article the other day from a pyschologist who claims that all successful groups show the four cornerstones of the personality groups. I think the aricle was "We are all John, Paul, George and Ringo"
Thanks for posting this. Been looking for this interview for a while. After I divorced in '91 my ex-wife took all my Zeppelin VHS tapes. And of course the Live Aid DVD didn't have any of this. Love Plant in this one.!
The interviewer is an idiot for not acknowledging Jones... John Paul Jone's legacy just grows bigger and bigger over time, as more people come to recognize that no rock bassist has ever been able to match his creative and always soulful musicality. Just listen to "In My Time Of Dying" from the Earls Court concert!
I love the fact that even though Page is wasted out of his mind, he's still coherent enough to roll his eyes at Plant's smarmy, "of course I am in the 80s and I have my own career."
Poor JPJ. He was the only normal one in the band, and never got the attention he deserved. He is the only surviving member of the group to not be honored by the Queen, and they just left him out of all of that Page/Plant stuff in the 1990s. Jimmy Page, wow, so messed up that he can hardly put a coherent sentence together. Phil wasn't even the primary Drummer for the set, and he never was much good at playing anyway. He needs a lead drummer up there with him, and he cuts in and out.
Robert is used to Jimmy being so wasted , that he cannot talk. So he has no choice, but to speak up on behalf of all.
Collins, the stand in, getting more attention than the legendary John Paul J. Unacceptable.
that john paul jones, damn he does not stop talking.
Can you people stop bashing the musicians that played with Zep. It really isn't necessary.
but Robert totalyl insulted the other two with his "i have my own career" comment
I hate how they always leave JPJ out. They don’t even put up his name.
thats nothing for pagey though he used to not sleep for weeks in the 70's
Everytime someone tells me plant was a nice guy I just show them this video. He was driving the bus over everyone else back and forward multiple times. Buck passing expertise 👌🏻
Why the fuck does everyone ignore John Paul Jones?
I really want to punch the journalist for totally ignoring John Paul Jones!
Agreed! JPJ is a great musician, very talented.
That "yahoo" is Paul Martinez. He played with them onstage that day. He was RP's bass player for the RP's first couple solo records. A fabulous musician and very nice guy.
I think all of them were important to the success of Led Zeppelin. What I love about Led Zeppelin is how they resembled the Beatles member wise. I was reading an article the other day from a pyschologist who claims that all successful groups show the four cornerstones of the personality groups. I think the aricle was "We are all John, Paul, George and Ringo"
Thanks for posting this. Been looking for this interview for a while. After I divorced in '91 my ex-wife took all my Zeppelin VHS tapes.
And of course the Live Aid DVD didn't have any of this.
Love Plant in this one.!
The interviewer is an idiot for not acknowledging Jones...
John Paul Jone's legacy just grows bigger and bigger over time, as more people come to recognize that no rock bassist has ever been able to match his creative and always soulful musicality.
Just listen to "In My Time Of Dying" from the Earls Court concert!
This is still awesome!
the best pepsi publicity ever!
great video!!!!
Page is sooo drunk!Love his reaction to Plant's remark on his own "career" at 1:18.