@@pete3883 Stones are fine, top 5 probably. Beatles are pretty darn good, but not near zep. I always consider beatles better songwriters but a worse band musically.
Totally agree with you my friend. This is the Acid Test the Benchmark by which all live bands will be judged and I seriously doubt that any will better this performance
Songs I've heard a thousand times and videos I've seen hundreds. And now I get to see someone again see the greatest band new to them. My newest obsession is to watch younger people view my generations music.
I was born in ‘78 so I was an 80’s/early 90’s kid/early teen. So I had my generations 80’s music. But, I grew up listening to my dad blaring Zeppelin, Joplin, Hendrix, Beatles etc. I became a huge HUGE Led Zeppelin fan because of that
I love Led Zeppelin. My favorite band ever. Robert Plant was 25 and Jimmy Page was 29. He’s my favorite guitarist of all time. I just love him and he loved playing his guitar.
Those that disliked should reflect on why they can't feel the emotion of this song and be compelled as Humans to relate and therefore enjoy it. It may help them with the rest of their existence.
As a guitarist I can tell you ... there is "playing" since I've been loving you and then there is "PLAYING" since I've been loving you. We all play it ,Jimmy Page PLAYS it. The passion you hear when he does it will never be matched and add Plants voice to that guitar you may as well make your O face . Nothing beats Zeppelin.
Goodness knows I've been trying to sound like Page for years now. If I ever get there, I'll be sure and let you know. Ahem, not bloody likely my friend. As much as I wish it were.
Zeppelin--like so many other British rockers--were understandably enamored with American Blues music. This song is one of the most obvious examples of their love for the Blues. It has been said that Zeppelin were the 4 right people, who met at the right time. Page was a brilliant guitarist who had very distinct ideas about the band he wanted to form and the music he wanted to make. John Paul Jones was a totally underrated bassist and keyboardist--a seasoned session musician who was responsible for many of Zeppelin's greatest songs. John Bonham was the man who literally set the pace for the band, the drummer who was Zeppelin's "secret rhythm weapon", as one music writer once put it. And Robert Plant was the "Golden God"--the primal rock frontman who made all the women a bit crazy. Awesome reaction, Niah.
Robert Plant was born in 1948, and the song is from 1970 But I think this live concert is from 1973 - so that would make him about 25 years old at the time the video was recorded
mr robert plant alltho he is semi retired but still does ave his pet projects hes in his 70s now but still has the best voice around ive met him many times as he comes from kidderminster england about 3 miles from me he is a legend and one of the nicest guys you will ever meet you can allways find him a regular at his local pub
I think it is one of the greatest tragic love songs that was ever performed before. So much feel. Gets me every time. Robert, Jimmy, John Paul Jones and John Bonham were so dynamic. They knew how to mess with the listener’s ear.
Saw them in 75 & 77 but they didn't play this in the 75 concert. I was fairly crushed but what they played instead was spectacular. I like the look on the cops face at about 7:20. He's stunned. Excellent reaction!
There's a reason that today's radio jockey always call them the Legendary Led Zeppelin. Been my favorite band since the early 70s and I was only in the 5th grade listening to 8 tracks. The battle of evermore is awesome too. Great job with your video, so good I subscribed and this was the first one I've seen lol... Peace.
I'm 50 now and since I discovered Zeppelin at the age of 9 in 1979/80 I've always felt the exact same feelings when I hear their music, in particular their live stuff. All my friends and I were devastated after hearing about the tragic death of their Drummer John Bonham in 1980. We continued to celebrate their musical genius by going down to a theatre in Toronto every weekend when we were like 14 years old to watch their movie called the Song Remains The Same and with a packed house smoke weed and lose ourselves in their imaginations. Led Zeppelin is what was and will always be, the best rock band ever. I love and appreciate your video Niah. Thanks for that. Great job! From a white middle aged guy over the cold hills in lands far away in Canada.
Plant was 24 here. If you listen to the '69 bootlegs, you can hear his confidence mature as the months progress. The '69 shows are my favorite as a narrative of a band coalescing into what you are watching in this video filmed four years later.
I was lucky enough to have seen Led Zeppelin perform this at Madison Square Garden,and it was one of the greatest shows ever. I'm glad you can appreciate them. Dazed and Confused,and No Quarter are also great songs from that live concert. You can't really go wrong with any of their songs! Other songs you should try: Here Come The Tears, and Beyond The Realms Of Death by Judas Priest.
Could you get anymore beautiful. With all due respect. Your a beautiful gracefully lady. Don't ever change. Love your reactions and your dads haliairous. Keep it up. Take care.
Great reaction. Led Zeppelin music is the soundtrack of my life. I find that my favorite Led Zeppelin song is always the one that is currently playing, which ever song it is. There really are no bad ones in my opinion. You could pick any song and you won’t be disappointed.
A great Led Zeppelin song you could appreciate would be NO Quarter live from same concert . Really good , the musicianship and John Paul Jones the bass/keyboard player gets his turn to shine.
Great song.. mid to late 60's.. early 70's Dirty Blues Rock band from England.. with an abundance of Soul. One of the greatest rock bands ever!!! They're so many great song's from this band.. One of my Fav songs from Zep Is called Then Rain Song. If you get a chance to listen to it..just sit back and enjoy it.. Happy New Year
And as the saying goes, *ONCE YOU GET THE LED IN, YOU CAN NEVER GET IT OUT* Great reaction! You are such a cool young lady!!! Led Zeppelin crosses many genres, but mainly blues mixed rock, and hard rock, so you have an exciting journey ahead of you, because, you will feel different with most of the songs you will listen to! Some of my fav's are, When the Levee Breaks, Black Dog, Babe I'm going to leave you, You shook me, Whole lotta love, Immigrant song, & of course their song that will go down in history, Stairway to Heaven.....I am excited to watch you take this journey, enjoy!!!
G'day Young Lady, I've been a Zeppelin fan for 50 years. I could not believe the look on your face when this clip started, it was priceless. Robert Plant was born 1948 Jimmy Page was born 1944 John Paul Jones was born 1946 John Henry Bonham was born 1948 died 1980.
Niah, welcome to our world. I was fortunate enough to see Led Zeppelin when I was 16 years old. I will never forget that concert. Never. Over the years I've gotten heavily into jazz, and other types of music. But when I watch young people like you entering this world for the first time, it takes me back many years. This is my roots music. Thank you.
Robert Plant (the singer) was 24 years old in this video clip. I remember when they played this gig at the Garden. I'm a native New Yorker (Brooklyn), and I was 17 at the time. Zeppelin has always been my favorite band.
the BEST crowd shot is the cop doing security a little after 7:20 mark I think, just slack-jawed looking toward the stage ............... like, DAMN - I'm getting paid to watch these kids and listen to THIS!!!
It's great but I think Gary Moore R.I.P. would have something to say about that with his LIVE version of " I've Still Got THe Blues For You" with 48 Million views for a good reason John :)
Led Zeppelin was always the best of the best. Their song "Stairway to Heaven" was the number one song, every year, when the radio stations did the "end of the year" countdown to the number one song. We knew they were great back then, in 1968 when they came to America, but they sure have stood the test of time. I'm glad to see young people today, discovering them. There is nobody else like them. They are a great combination of rock and blues. And Robert Plant was not hard on the eyes either
I’ve listened to Led Zeppelin everyday since I was 12, I’m now 25. At every age, every hardship, every moment of bliss, zeppelin was relevant. We go way back, enjoy “babe I’m gonna leave you live in Denmark”, another gem.
Led Zeppelin are the Goats of rock n roll. Singer-Robert Plant, guitar player-Jimmy Page, Drummer- John Bohnham, and organist/bass player - John Paul Jones Try You Shook Me studio version and Dazed and Confused live from MSG Saw them 4 times in concert. The best.
The mighty god gave led zeppelin more talent than any other rock and roll group the stars were lined up together when led zeppelin formed greatest band ever
Check out the song When The Levy Breaks. Based on a Blues song from the Mississippi River flood of 1922. Plant plays a mean harp and Bonham lays down the most sampled drum track of all time.
This concert was in 1973 at that time Robert Plant was 24 almost 25. It was Their North American Tour, the footage was in Madison Square Garden. Later on, in 1976 they came out with a movie about them (same Footage) "The Song Remains The Same" Great stuff to say the least. Freeze on the police officer's face lol. Everyone was in shock the whole crowd. I'm 51 now and saw this when I was a kid I'm still like a kid watching it to this day. Oh, that guy named Jimmy Page was doing some Calypso fingerpicking style to Robert Plant's vocals towards the end, He is not your average Rock guitarist God. It made me pick up a guitar at a young age. If you were amazed at Plant and Page, John Paul Jones Keyboards and John Bonham's drumming is second to none. The complete package. If you enjoyed this, From the same show look up "no Quarter" here is a link: ruclips.net/video/MnUbYyOc9JA/видео.html
Hey,Robert plant was about early to mid twenties on this concert,I've had the great pleasure of swing him as a solo artist with various musicians in 20 odd ocasions,twice with Jimmy page,Jimmy pages Gibson double neck he had made cos it was only guitar he could play live the song remains the same,the rain song,and stairway,I'm a 65year old English guy n I just love her youthful enthusiasm for my fav band since I was 12,one last thing.a great read on zepp,hammer of the gods,tells all,as billy
Finally a member of LFR family react to this song live. Is one of the best for me. Robert and Bonzo have the same age, I think, more or less, they have 23-24 years old. The coming in 1969, Robert had 19 years, in 1973...23-24. Jimi y Joncy 26 aprox. So young all !!. Bonzo died at 32 years, ten years after the band coming to play . Because Bonzo Died, Zeppelin died too
Hi Niah ..... love your take >> something about the guitar of Page that goes right thru my soul ... his guitar is singing and Robert's voice is like an instrument
There weren't rock stars. They were, and still are, rock gods. Unparalleled.
Literally the greatest band in history.
Beatles & Stones weren't Bad ??
@@pete3883 Stones are fine, top 5 probably. Beatles are pretty darn good, but not near zep. I always consider beatles better songwriters but a worse band musically.
The greatest live performance I've ever seen.
So complex. No tricks, auto tune, computers , just genius.
Totally agree with you my friend. This is the Acid Test the Benchmark by which all live bands will be judged and I seriously doubt that any will better this performance
This is why zepplin is the greatest band ever.
Now you know why I still love them at the age of 69! The GOATS!
They were, are and WILL ALWAYS BE the ultimate rock band.
Songs I've heard a thousand times and videos I've seen hundreds. And now I get to see someone again see the greatest band new to them. My newest obsession is to watch younger people view my generations music.
I was born in ‘78 so I was an 80’s/early 90’s kid/early teen. So I had my generations 80’s music. But, I grew up listening to my dad blaring Zeppelin, Joplin, Hendrix, Beatles etc. I became a huge HUGE Led Zeppelin fan because of that
I couldn't say it better. 1966 young.
you too?! I love it
When these excellent songs are available on RUclips, why should I bother listening to modern music!!!
@@daniyalrazakazmi7249 Because you're missing out.
I love Led Zeppelin. My favorite band ever. Robert Plant was 25 and Jimmy Page was 29. He’s my favorite guitarist of all time. I just love him and he loved playing his guitar.
Page LOVES playing the guitar. Loved is past tense and Page ain't dead yet so he still loves playing guitar.
@@kharilane1340 ruclips.net/video/W6rDTL9kI5o/видео.html
Seen this?
The most perfectly compatible combination of musicians ever. They all feel each other.
Each one a cornerstone of the band. When one fell the rest went their separate way. Respect the shit out of that
Absolutely!
100%
Was blessed to have seen them in concert twice..Best I have ever seen and heard..Robert Plant pure sex appeal..and I have been to a lot..
Is he a poet? Yes!
The seven people who disliked this have really been the best of fools!!!
Those that disliked should reflect on why they can't feel the emotion of this song and be compelled as Humans to relate and therefore enjoy it. It may help them with the rest of their existence.
Because there favorite song is “ Since I’ve been sucking you”
Kurt!! Take them outside and put them against the wall.
I'm not about to lose my worried mind about them!!
They could really make life a drag. I don't think that's right.
As a guitarist I can tell you ... there is "playing" since I've been loving you and then there is "PLAYING" since I've been loving you. We all play it ,Jimmy Page PLAYS it. The passion you hear when he does it will never be matched and add Plants voice to that guitar you may as well make your O face . Nothing beats Zeppelin.
Goodness knows I've been trying to sound like Page for years now. If I ever get there, I'll be sure and let you know. Ahem, not bloody likely my friend. As much as I wish it were.
you are so right JS
The tone of that guitar 🤤
Some of the best times in my life was a teenager in the late 70s discovering Zeppelin. Enjoy the journey ☺️
I am 61 and you must be about the same age as me , in fact you could be me or are you me? I
I’m 63 and feel young again 🥰 Brings back memories 🫠
This whole concert slash movie is a must watch at least once in your lifetime.
...and don't see the remastered one !
The bluesy soul of Zeppelin ❤... I'm about to lose my worried mind...
25 years old and the best and Powerful voice ever!
the greatest band of all time and there isnt even a comparison to them and never will be
Zeppelin--like so many other British rockers--were understandably enamored with American Blues music. This song is one of the most obvious examples of their love for the Blues.
It has been said that Zeppelin were the 4 right people, who met at the right time. Page was a brilliant guitarist who had very distinct ideas about the band he wanted to form and the music he wanted to make. John Paul Jones was a totally underrated bassist and keyboardist--a seasoned session musician who was responsible for many of Zeppelin's greatest songs. John Bonham was the man who literally set the pace for the band, the drummer who was Zeppelin's "secret rhythm weapon", as one music writer once put it. And Robert Plant was the "Golden God"--the primal rock frontman who made all the women a bit crazy.
Awesome reaction, Niah.
Perfect description! And lord help me, Robert Plant has been my everything for 50+ years. 🥰
Annie 💕
blues is the key to true emotions in music
@Eric Hamilton island is island...
@Eric Hamilton nonono. there is the island with strange people. and there is europe with normal people. no need to break it down any further...
John Paul Jones wasn’t underrated by anyone with a clue.
Robert Plant was born in 1948, and the song is from 1970
But I think this live concert is from 1973 - so that would make him about 25 years old at the time the video was recorded
That’s one sweet young thing. Imagine hearing his voice...in the darkness....
Correct
@Valencio Danes the chick asked how old Robert was 🤦🏻♂️
The whole talented band were so young too 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
@Valencio Danes here's a young Jimmy Page, ruclips.net/video/ewNLaBhPRY8/видео.html
Best Storyteller of all time!! Led Zeppelin are the GOATS!!
23 yr old here. English band that sang the blues, one of the best bands ever imo
Their call and response is just unsurpassed
led zepplin stairway to heaven so beautiful
mr robert plant alltho he is semi retired but still does ave his pet projects hes in his 70s now but still has the best voice around ive met him many times as he comes from kidderminster england about 3 miles from me he is a legend and one of the nicest guys you will ever meet you can allways find him a regular at his local pub
The one band that left a stadium without one dry seat in the house
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
even the dudes wanted to fuck lmao
Yup long dick style
Lol
Enjoying my Led Zeppelin journey with you!!!
I think it is one of the greatest tragic love songs that was ever performed before. So much feel. Gets me every time. Robert, Jimmy, John Paul Jones and John Bonham were so dynamic. They knew how to mess with the listener’s ear.
Robert Plant then, in July 1973, was 24 and Jimmy Page was 29 years old
Led Zeppelin -Tea for one.
Whole lot of love live is a great led Zeppelin song too I think you will enjoy it thanks to you love your reactions
You seem sincere. Thank you.
Saw them in 75 & 77 but they didn't play this in the 75 concert. I was fairly crushed but what they played instead was spectacular. I like the look on the cops face at about 7:20. He's stunned. Excellent reaction!
I appriciate his young lady enjoying this music
His style of singing is a type of singing that was popular in England back in the 60s and 70s I just can’t remember what it was called
Kids you will never see a real rock n roll band like ZEPPELIN ever!
Yeah, when you look like Robert, sing like Robert and pack a lunch like Robert, you can be that confident.
Who made his packed lunches?
@@Isleofskye God😉
@@Isleofskye I'm pretty sure I saw an ad on the internet selling pills for that
I used to have to make do with Fish Paste dandwiches..
@Valencio Danes with a squeeze of lemon.
Great review, reaction and comments. Love Zep! Thank you
From the very start you can tell this is going to be epic and it is
There's a reason that today's radio jockey always call them the Legendary Led Zeppelin. Been my favorite band since the early 70s and I was only in the 5th grade listening to 8 tracks. The battle of evermore is awesome too. Great job with your video, so good I subscribed and this was the first one I've seen lol... Peace.
I saw them in London in 71
They crushed it.
I'm 50 now and since I discovered Zeppelin at the age of 9 in 1979/80 I've always felt the exact same feelings when I hear their music, in particular their live stuff. All my friends and I were devastated after hearing about the tragic death of their Drummer John Bonham in 1980. We continued to celebrate their musical genius by going down to a theatre in Toronto every weekend when we were like 14 years old to watch their movie called the Song Remains The Same and with a packed house smoke weed and lose ourselves in their imaginations.
Led Zeppelin is what was and will always be, the best rock band ever.
I love and appreciate your video Niah. Thanks for that. Great job!
From a white middle aged guy over the cold hills in lands far away in Canada.
niah, your wise beyond your years.. Nice reaction.
Plant was 24 here. If you listen to the '69 bootlegs, you can hear his confidence mature as the months progress. The '69 shows are my favorite as a narrative of a band coalescing into what you are watching in this video filmed four years later.
I was lucky enough to have seen Led Zeppelin perform this at Madison Square Garden,and it was one of the greatest shows ever. I'm glad you can appreciate them.
Dazed and Confused,and No Quarter are also great songs from that live concert. You can't really go wrong with any of their songs!
Other songs you should try:
Here Come The Tears, and
Beyond The Realms Of Death by Judas Priest.
OK, I'll bite. If this was "one of the greatest shows ever", which was THE greatest?
I saw two of these shows at the Garden. Probably the best live band I’ve seen in my lifetime. 3 hours of pure electricity.
Led zeppelin greatest band that ever walked planet earth you haters its time to admit it led zeppelin is the definition of rock and roll
The GOATS! There will never be another Zep! EVER!!!! 😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 I think they were all in their early 20’s, let hat sink in!
best band best live performance.
Could you get anymore beautiful. With all due respect. Your a beautiful gracefully lady. Don't ever change. Love your reactions and your dads haliairous. Keep it up. Take care.
It's been my favorite for yrs
We had the best music back then. . .
It's great to still see people still enjoying it so much, all these years later. 😊
Zeppelin were great live . In the 70s ,every band wanted to be Led Zeppelin...
Great reaction. Led Zeppelin music is the soundtrack of my life. I find that my favorite Led Zeppelin song is always the one that is currently playing, which ever song it is. There really are no bad ones in my opinion. You could pick any song and you won’t be disappointed.
Going to California is pretty awesome live, plus it’s an acoustic song
This was recorded in 1977 at Madison Square Gardens so according to wikipedia that makes him 29 at the time. Epic stuff!
A great Led Zeppelin song you could appreciate would be NO Quarter live from same concert . Really good , the musicianship and John Paul Jones the bass/keyboard player gets his turn to shine.
I seen them do this in Chicago and to this day it IS the best show of talent I've ever had the opportunity to see! Zep, omg!
One of my favorite live performances ever
Playing the bass with his feet and keyboard with his hands, from what I heard right? Legend
Great song.. mid to late 60's.. early 70's Dirty Blues Rock band from England.. with an abundance of Soul. One of the greatest rock bands ever!!! They're so many great song's from this band.. One of my Fav songs from Zep Is called Then Rain Song. If you get a chance to listen to it..just sit back and enjoy it.. Happy New Year
only one ROCK GOD!!!! PERCY, Saw them live in montreal canada 1975
Led Zeppelin the perfect musical storm ❤❤❤. Legends xxxx.
The singer in this video, Robert Plant, was roughly 25 at the time of this performance
And as the saying goes, *ONCE YOU GET THE LED IN, YOU CAN NEVER GET IT OUT* Great reaction! You are such a cool young lady!!! Led Zeppelin crosses many genres, but mainly blues mixed rock, and hard rock, so you have an exciting journey ahead of you, because, you will feel different with most of the songs you will listen to! Some of my fav's are, When the Levee Breaks, Black Dog, Babe I'm going to leave you, You shook me, Whole lotta love, Immigrant song, & of course their song that will go down in history, Stairway to Heaven.....I am excited to watch you take this journey, enjoy!!!
Was always my favorite
G'day Young Lady, I've been a Zeppelin fan for 50 years. I could not believe the look on your face when this clip started, it was priceless.
Robert Plant was born 1948
Jimmy Page was born 1944
John Paul Jones was born 1946
John Henry Bonham was born 1948 died 1980.
Niah, welcome to our world. I was fortunate enough to see Led Zeppelin when I was 16 years old. I will never forget that concert. Never. Over the years I've gotten heavily into jazz, and other types of music. But when I watch young people like you entering this world for the first time, it takes me back many years. This is my roots music. Thank you.
Robert Plant (the singer) was 24 years old in this video clip. I remember when they played this gig at the Garden. I'm a native New Yorker (Brooklyn), and I was 17 at the time. Zeppelin has always been my favorite band.
Led zep takes me back to my youth!!
the BEST crowd shot is the cop doing security a little after 7:20 mark I think, just slack-jawed looking toward the stage ............... like, DAMN - I'm getting paid to watch these kids and listen to THIS!!!
It takes a lot of balls to play low F, and let it just hang there. Page is brilliant.
I see the crush in your eyes.
Her, and just about every other woman watching! And I'm sure many men as well.
@@zoniekat men wanted to be like plant
Excellent performance
And that is why they are THE Rock Gods
So happy you enjoyed this song so much
Creative genius
"No Quarter" Live from Madison Square Garden - it will become your favorite song
The best band ever Led Zeppelin genios
Kashmir live from Knebworth. You will LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE IT
" Africa is where man began " (Charles Darwin) . . . . and music (me)
I love your reaction.
Beautiful bluesy...one of my favorites
Stairway to Heaven, studio version - will be and has always been my favorite song.
Could be the best video on RUclips! Best guitar solo ever! Good job !
It's great but I think Gary Moore R.I.P. would have something to say about that with his LIVE version of " I've Still Got THe Blues For You" with 48 Million views for a good reason John :)
@@Isleofskye like it says could be the best!!! We all have our own loves brother!👌
Plant is 25 at the time of this performance in 1973.
I was 16 yrs old and in the 12th row, left side....
They were told, "You’ll go over like a lead zeppelin…" and thus they made it their name.
Actually,keith moon described as going down like a lead balloon.
"Is he a poet" lol hes a decent of the Greek gods!!!
Led Zeppelin was always the best of the best.
Their song "Stairway to Heaven" was the number one song, every year, when the radio stations did the "end of the year" countdown to the number one song.
We knew they were great back then, in 1968 when they came to America, but they sure have stood the test of time.
I'm glad to see young people today, discovering them. There is nobody else like them. They are a great combination of rock and blues.
And Robert Plant was not hard on the eyes either
I was at that concert that was Madison Square Garden in 1973. You should try listening to No Quarter from the same concert
In my time of dying
Live.
Yes, Earls Court 1975
I’ve listened to Led Zeppelin everyday since I was 12, I’m now 25. At every age, every hardship, every moment of bliss, zeppelin was relevant. We go way back, enjoy “babe I’m gonna leave you live in Denmark”, another gem.
Led Zeppelin are the Goats of rock n roll. Singer-Robert Plant, guitar player-Jimmy Page, Drummer- John Bohnham, and organist/bass player - John Paul Jones
Try You Shook Me studio version and Dazed and Confused live from MSG
Saw them 4 times in concert. The best.
The mighty god gave led zeppelin more talent than any other rock and roll group the stars were lined up together when led zeppelin formed greatest band ever
Check out the song When The Levy Breaks. Based on a Blues song from the Mississippi River flood of 1922. Plant plays a mean harp and Bonham lays down the most sampled drum track of all time.
This concert was in 1973 at that time Robert Plant was 24 almost 25. It was Their North American Tour, the footage was in Madison Square Garden. Later on, in 1976 they came out with a movie about them (same Footage) "The Song Remains The Same" Great stuff to say the least. Freeze on the police officer's face lol. Everyone was in shock the whole crowd. I'm 51 now and saw this when I was a kid I'm still like a kid watching it to this day. Oh, that guy named Jimmy Page was doing some Calypso fingerpicking style to Robert Plant's vocals towards the end, He is not your average
Rock guitarist God. It made me pick up a guitar at a young age. If you were amazed at Plant and Page, John Paul Jones Keyboards and John Bonham's drumming is second to none. The complete package. If you enjoyed this, From the same show look up "no Quarter"
here is a link: ruclips.net/video/MnUbYyOc9JA/видео.html
Hey,Robert plant was about early to mid twenties on this concert,I've had the great pleasure of swing him as a solo artist with various musicians in 20 odd ocasions,twice with Jimmy page,Jimmy pages Gibson double neck he had made cos it was only guitar he could play live the song remains the same,the rain song,and stairway,I'm a 65year old English guy n I just love her youthful enthusiasm for my fav band since I was 12,one last thing.a great read on zepp,hammer of the gods,tells all,as billy
I love watching youngsters 45+ years old videos !!
Finally a member of LFR family react to this song live. Is one of the best for me. Robert and Bonzo have the same age, I think, more or less, they have 23-24 years old. The coming in 1969, Robert had 19 years, in 1973...23-24. Jimi y Joncy 26 aprox. So young all !!. Bonzo died at 32 years, ten years after the band coming to play . Because Bonzo Died, Zeppelin died too
The greatest band ever case dismissed
Born on August 20th 1948, these concerts were filmed in 73 ' .. he's about 25.
Hi Niah ..... love your take >> something about the guitar of Page that goes right thru my soul ... his guitar is singing and Robert's voice is like an instrument
LOOK AT ALL THAT CONCERT BABY! IT'S THE SAME LEVEL DURING 2H30!