In a music industry still focused on singles Zeppelin was all about the album. There are so many deep tracks as some would call them that are just better than so many others best efforts. They are just better than everyone else. The second disc of Physical Graffiti was all or mostly songs that didn't make previous albums.
What a treat to hear this live version of Out On The Tiles. Plant just kills it on the vocals. Not an easy song to sing live. Those were the days for Plant and his awesome voice.
So rare!!! A song written because Bonham was "out on the tiles" out in the bar and came back singing ...Jimmy started playing a riff to it...and a song is born!!
plants vocals were so powerful at this time, such a kickass song too, underrated and shuld be played more on the radio rather than the same old zeppelin and they shuld of played this song alot more
When I was a teen, you could get these cassette LZ bootlegs with very poor audio quality. Even then, the sheer intensity of the performance would break through the poor sound quality. It confirmed the power of that band, where you felt that even a bad recording from some dude in row 88 with a shit cassette deck could not make them sound less than majestic.
In a early review of a Led Zeppelin concert it was said that Jimmy's guitar solos were like a chainsaw. Once he pulled the throttle all hell broke loose!
Ésta es de mis interpretaciones favoritas de todos los conciertos que ha hecho LZ. La voz angelical pero poderosa de Plant, la ejecución de Page en su clásica Les Paul y ese tono algo crudo para la época, el exquisito bajo de John Paul Jones y la batería de Bonzo que hace retumbar la tierra y todos los átomos de los que osan escucharlo
As a kid one day I saw this B-Hill album on sale (one copy) in a record store. I ran home to steal the money for it and when I got back it was gone. Sigh.
Thats good stuff.77 was a good year for me.My uncle was a security guard at MSG and walked me right into the press box to watch Jimi play with a bow and got blown away .was only 19 then.I was also very lucky to see them as my first concert at Central Park NYC for $1.50 general admission.i was front row for that.That was 1969 and holy shit am I getting old !
As I walk down the highway all I do is sing this song And a train that's passin' my way helps the rhythm move along There is no doubt about the words are clear The voice is strong, is oh so strong I'm just a simple guy, I live from day to day A ray of sunshine melts my frown and blows my blues away There's nothing more that I can say but on a day like today I pass the time away and walk a quiet mile with you All I need from you is all your love All you got to give to me is all your love All I need from you is all your love All you got to give to me is all your love Oh yeah, oh yeah Oh yeah, oh yeah I'm so glad I'm living and gonna tell the world I am I got me a fine woman and she says that I'm her man One thing that I know for sure gonna give her all the loving Like nobody, nobody, nobody, nobody can Standing in the noonday sun trying to flag a ride People go and people come, see my rider right by my side It's a total disgrace, they set the pace, it must be a race And the best thing I can do is run All I need from you is all your love All you got to give to me is all your love All I need from you is all your love All you got to give to me is all your love Oh yeah, oh yeah Oh yeah, oh yeah Oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah
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Señoras y señores. Los dioses son.los que tocan esta canción, roolisima, nadie podrá igualarlos. Y bonham en la batería pff hace pedazos a cualquiera inclusive a keith moon
+Doctor Freeman (Ulisse54) Not only is it spamming, but it's lying. Zeppelin never did that. Plant just found a different way to sing them, while sticking in the same key.
Shawn McKelvey Certainly. In a musical 'scale' (the notes in a certain key, for example in the key of C major, the major scale would be C D E F G A B C), notes repeat themselves over and over again (for example, working in C Major again, it would go C D E F G A B, then repeating until it's so high pitched only dogs could hear it). In the case of Robert Plant, he realized that, on Over The Hills and Far Away for example, he couldn't sing the original register anymore without straining, so if he sings a D for example, he would sing a lower D. The same Key, just a lower register of the D note. I hope that covers it.
Oh thanks Seb.Ya see, this is why I quit smokin weed.I'm fkn shot.it was 1969 and I'm one of the luckiest dudes in the world for LZ to be my 1st concert.It was Central Park in NYC.BB King opened,it rained that night,and the seats were $1.50 gen adm.I was 7 ft from MR.Plant .....Thank You God!.......but the point i wanted to make was if that was 69 and LZ1 was out.THAT means 1yr later,they already put out LZ 2 and then 3....Lemme go,I gotta blast Trammpled under foot..You ROCK SEB!
Your a true rocker Pam.I didn't get into LZ 3 until 1970.The first time I heard "Since Ive been loving you",it blew me away just wanting more of those 4 guys from England,and back then I thought it was a brand new album .I never knew it was 3 yrs old already until now.But I AM one of the lucky few to see them live.More than once..rock on Pam!
This type if singing doesn't hurt if you care for the voice. High notes like the super high one from Since I've Been Loving You hurt the voice. What truly destroyed his voice was a combo of the smoking, drinking, lack of warm ups, and the super high notes.
Plant imo. 68>72 had the greatest male vocal I’ve ever heard, Unadulterated raw power! Sure, it has cracks and flaws, but it has those peaks of sheer atomic bomb levels. Trinity test = Zeppelin
@Olympiakos71 I know that there so many variations of "Blue Berry Hill"--this one seems to be of extraordinary quality...I reckon the quality level is from a CD, as I have heard many renditions of this song from these old vinyls and no way is this version from the old TMOQ ones, although Rubber Dubber put out a rather rare double boot form June 4, 1970--which is rated as Excellent Audience sound. That one, however, doesn't have this tune on it--"Tiles" is one of my top 3 Zep songs.
I understand that since they wrote the song they can change it whenever they want, but Robert sings the 2nd verse backwards, and even then a bit different. just an observation, i happen to like that they mixed up their live shows.
the song is from LZ3 which was released in oct 1970. They could have easily gone on a tour right after so the bootleg version could be from nov or dec 1970 still.
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Out On The Tiles is on of Zep's most underrated tunes.
In a music industry still focused on singles Zeppelin was all about the album. There are so many deep tracks as some would call them that are just better than so many others best efforts. They are just better than everyone else. The second disc of Physical Graffiti was all or mostly songs that didn't make previous albums.
*The most underrated Zep tune.
Zep III in general. My fave LZ LP.
chorus especially!
This and The Rover
This is heavy as hell for 1970. People’s minds must’ve been blown at this gig
you're right man. People consider Black Sabbath and Deep Purple the grandfathers of metal, but Led Zeppelin put their quintessence on it too.
@Ron P if you read accurately my comment you'll see I didn't say that they are metal. But surely they were important for it
I e thought the same thing about "CommunicationBreakdown",which predates Sabb,and Purple, correct??
Check out SLB
Cant imagine the ones who were tripping.
What a treat to hear this live version of Out On The Tiles.
Plant just kills it on the vocals.
Not an easy song to sing live.
Those were the days for Plant and his awesome voice.
This is fucking 1970. We take Led Zeppelin and how fucking heavy they were for their time for granted.
Epic comment. I hope all is well in your world. 10 years ago, a lot can happen. Cheers.
@@DustyCowdog cheers, mate!
@@Sappyspartan --Sweet! Have a good 1!
Yes. This was 1970 when Planty could sing and reach the high notes!
So rare!!! A song written because Bonham was "out on the tiles" out in the bar and came back singing ...Jimmy started playing a riff to it...and a song is born!!
You are so rare❤
Wow Plant's vocals here are impressive!! They all sound incredible!!
He starts singing out of tune
i love how 1:10 plants voice is so deep then right after.. back to SUPER High pitched.. I LOVE IT!
Oui , j’adore aussi
That entrance was SO strong, I can’t imagine being in that crowd hearing it for the first time
such a LED ZEPPELİN song :D
plants vocals were so powerful at this time, such a kickass song too, underrated and shuld be played more on the radio rather than the same old zeppelin and they shuld of played this song alot more
This is one of only two times this song was ever played live in its entirety by Led Zeppelin. Sad that it wasn't played regularly.
What's the other time??
Greatest band of all time... no one comes close
Freakin' most awesome Bonzo statement...made my night. John Henry...there is no other, there will be no other...ever...you are SORELY missed mate.
...this about where I pass out.
I'm like a maniac replaying @1:07
is that plant?
yes
Plant used to alternate octaves a lot those times. Love that
I knew I couldn't be the only one
He loves the Elvis
The pre-Black Dog era, when this inicial riff still were used in the original song
2:56 is where Page opens it up with the slide guitar sound. That riff ranks among some of his best work ever imo.
For sure! It blew me away the first time I heard it. I’m not sure if he’s actually using a slide tho, I think it’s just his fingers.
agreed
nah that ain’t slide, would be more of a legato sound (glissando if you will)
This is an an extremely great zeppelin song, it's a shame they didn't play it live very often...
holy fuck this sounds amazing right off the bat, love this song and zep of course
My favourite album. Great song.
When I was a teen, you could get these cassette LZ bootlegs with very poor audio quality. Even then, the sheer intensity of the performance would break through the poor sound quality. It confirmed the power of that band, where you felt that even a bad recording from some dude in row 88 with a shit cassette deck could not make them sound less than majestic.
This is my favorite zep song. So sick!!
In a early review of a Led Zeppelin concert it was said that Jimmy's guitar solos were like a chainsaw. Once he pulled the throttle all hell broke loose!
One of my most favorite Zep songs with some of Bonhams best drum licks
Led Zep III,a woderfull album
I love it since i was very young
LZ III Side 1... perfection
Great tune. LZ III was a wonderful album. Love "That's the Way"...wow.
HAPPY 75th BIRTHDAY JIMMY PAGE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I know what riff I'm going to be playing when I get back home :D
Ésta es de mis interpretaciones favoritas de todos los conciertos que ha hecho LZ. La voz angelical pero poderosa de Plant, la ejecución de Page en su clásica Les Paul y ese tono algo crudo para la época, el exquisito bajo de John Paul Jones y la batería de Bonzo que hace retumbar la tierra y todos los átomos de los que osan escucharlo
As a kid one day I saw this B-Hill album on sale (one copy) in a record store. I ran home to steal the money for it and when I got back it was gone. Sigh.
+37Dionysos
And now you have You Tube.
There is a God.
+sal economos lol good jk, if it was for the church, they weren't no computers today (probably) so also no youtube ;)
Patrik Kozjak-Lesički shout
Out to Kevin Parker
Imagine the impact of this song today....... amazing !!!
So sick
One of my favorite page riffs
Led Zep 3 is my favourite album...theres just something extra special about it
III was my first Zep album ( It was a cassette) and is still my favorite to this day!
Same here! Love the power and also the melodic stuff. Perfect blend.
One of the best live performances I've ever heard.
THIS IS THE SONG THAT MAKES ME GROOVING MORE AND MORE THAN ALL OTHERSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS FOREVER OUT ON THE TILES
Dumb paolinelli guy
Thats good stuff.77 was a good year for me.My uncle was a security guard at MSG and walked me right into the press box to watch Jimi play with a bow and got blown away .was only 19 then.I was also very lucky to see them as my first concert at Central Park NYC for $1.50 general admission.i was front row for that.That was 1969 and holy shit am I getting old !
Out on the tiles and bron y aur stomp my favorite track of LZ 3 but its a great album over all
ROBERT IS SUCH AWSOME
i found live at blueberry hill at a used record store in the 80s !
This would have been something to see live. Plant’s vocals at their peak, and ahead of their time as far as the heavy riffs.
As I walk down the highway all I do is sing this song
And a train that's passin' my way helps the rhythm move along
There is no doubt about the words are clear
The voice is strong, is oh so strong
I'm just a simple guy, I live from day to day
A ray of sunshine melts my frown and blows my blues away
There's nothing more that I can say but on a day like today
I pass the time away and walk a quiet mile with you
All I need from you is all your love
All you got to give to me is all your love
All I need from you is all your love
All you got to give to me is all your love
Oh yeah, oh yeah
Oh yeah, oh yeah
I'm so glad I'm living and gonna tell the world I am
I got me a fine woman and she says that I'm her man
One thing that I know for sure gonna give her all the loving
Like nobody, nobody, nobody, nobody can
Standing in the noonday sun trying to flag a ride
People go and people come, see my rider right by my side
It's a total disgrace, they set the pace, it must be a race
And the best thing I can do is run
All I need from you is all your love
All you got to give to me is all your love
All I need from you is all your love
All you got to give to me is all your love
Oh yeah, oh yeah
Oh yeah, oh yeah
Oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah
The Nobs
Isaiah 10:32 “As yet shall he remain at Nob that day: he shall shake his hand against the mount of the daughter of Zion, the hill of Jerusalem.”
Ezekiel 4:1 “Thou also, son of man, take thee a tile, and lay it before thee, and pourtray upon it the city, even Jerusalem:”
Blessings family...
One of my personal faves, no doubt!
OMG that is awesome!
1:10 2:20 "All I need from You, is all your love! All you gotta give to me, is all your love!"
led zep iii makes me happy:)
That was awesome!!
Wow, this is a great live version of this song! RP sounds great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Señoras y señores. Los dioses son.los que tocan esta canción, roolisima, nadie podrá igualarlos. Y bonham en la batería pff hace pedazos a cualquiera inclusive a keith moon
Led Zeppelin loved the LA Forum.. this was one of the greatest
Here Plant manages to sing this in the original studio key. in later years they often pitched the songs down so he could still sing them.
+Doctor Freeman (Ulisse54) Not only is it spamming, but it's lying. Zeppelin never did that. Plant just found a different way to sing them, while sticking in the same key.
+RyanThompsonGuitarist no he didn't because he blew his air raid siren voice out by 73 :( it was fucking unbelievable before that!
eatthisvr6 I'm still right. He sang them in a lower range, but still in the same key.
I'm not a musician; could you take a second and explain that? I thought those terms were interchangeable. Thanks.
Shawn McKelvey Certainly. In a musical 'scale' (the notes in a certain key, for example in the key of C major, the major scale would be C D E F G A B C), notes repeat themselves over and over again (for example, working in C Major again, it would go C D E F G A B, then repeating until it's so high pitched only dogs could hear it).
In the case of Robert Plant, he realized that, on Over The Hills and Far Away for example, he couldn't sing the original register anymore without straining, so if he sings a D for example, he would sing a lower D. The same Key, just a lower register of the D note.
I hope that covers it.
Hilarious. The ''panning'' is perfect. You can hear people laughing. SO fucking heavy.
that snare drum is a fucking machine gun filled with bullets of magic
First time hearing this version awesome been in my brain since October 5th of yesterday because of the release in 1970. 🤘🏻😍
Oh thanks Seb.Ya see, this is why I quit smokin weed.I'm fkn shot.it was 1969 and I'm one of the luckiest dudes in the world for LZ to be my 1st concert.It was Central Park in NYC.BB King opened,it rained that night,and the seats were $1.50 gen adm.I was 7 ft from MR.Plant .....Thank You God!.......but the point i wanted to make was if that was 69 and LZ1 was out.THAT means 1yr later,they already put out LZ 2 and then 3....Lemme go,I gotta blast Trammpled under foot..You ROCK SEB!
Songs about going out on the town for a night out.
Don't worry, Robert, I've done that at the beginning of lotsa' songs, too !
Heaviest n Greatest band ever
7 dislikes??? Greta Van Fleet fans?? 🤣🤣🤣 just having a bit of fun, What a beauty to hear this live and thank you for the upload.
Paul Figg they're just mad cuz led zeppelin stole from them 😂😂😂😂😆
No, they are pinkfloydnaniaticos
@john thonig how's greta van fleet a shitty band? 😂
My favourite.
Never heard OOTT live, thanks!!
just got this boot on vinyl yesterday. Phenomenal
Your a true rocker Pam.I didn't get into LZ 3 until 1970.The first time I heard "Since Ive been loving you",it blew me away just wanting more of those 4 guys from England,and back then I thought it was a brand new album .I never knew it was 3 yrs old already until now.But I AM one of the lucky few to see them live.More than once..rock on Pam!
Amazing vocals...amazing drums....amazing guitar.....just amazing!!!!
Underrated song and it KICKS ASS
That RIFF!!!!!
Outstanding! One of my favorite Zep songs.
Fantastic !!!
thanks for this. gotta love early zep bootlegs. and this was one of their kick ass early songs
I had the bootleg record. this sounds better than I remember. Many thumbs up!
Zep was flying high! This is 1970, from their 3rd album. They released their 1st in 1969. AMAZING
Spot on, thanks for sharing
Sounds great!!
La voz de Robert Plant es única eh impresionante
Me encanta
usually they would use the intro of this song for "black dog" so awesome to hear them play the whole song live !!
PERFECT!
They should've done this song in the movie 👍
WOW AWSOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This type if singing doesn't hurt if you care for the voice. High notes like the super high one from Since I've Been Loving You hurt the voice. What truly destroyed his voice was a combo of the smoking, drinking, lack of warm ups, and the super high notes.
+The Broddha You a doctor?
+brad gilker Nah but I did a lot of research on the voice.
+The Broddha and is all true
Geddy Lee's banshee pitch is another freak of nature - he must never have never smoked or drank and he must have warmed up endlessly!
Saw Rush two years ago...his voice was on point that night. He hit some super highs in songs they hadn't played in years.
Plant imo. 68>72 had the greatest male vocal I’ve ever heard,
Unadulterated raw power!
Sure, it has cracks and flaws, but it has those peaks of sheer atomic bomb levels.
Trinity test = Zeppelin
thanks
one of my loud songs off LZ3!
There was one other time at the evening show on their last of the 1970 tour in Madison Square Garden.
WOW WHAT MORE CAN U SAY ?.....ONLY FULL VERSION PLAYED LIVE ? I NEDD A ZEP MAN 🎻💊💋💕✌💞👍🎼🔌
If I could go back in time I would be one of the people screaming at the end of this video"One More!"
@LetrickLad one of the very best, for sure.
Bonzo's triplets ringing throughout this song. Very cool.
song is so under rated
@Olympiakos71 I know that there so many variations of "Blue Berry Hill"--this one seems to be of extraordinary quality...I reckon the quality level is from a CD, as I have heard many renditions of this song from these old vinyls and no way is this version from the old TMOQ ones, although Rubber Dubber put out a rather rare double boot form June 4, 1970--which is rated as Excellent Audience sound. That one, however, doesn't have this tune on it--"Tiles" is one of my top 3 Zep songs.
I understand that since they wrote the song they can change it whenever they want, but Robert sings the 2nd verse backwards, and even then a bit different. just an observation, i happen to like that they mixed up their live shows.
Robert Plant ? Best voice ever!
OS CARAS ARREBENTAVAM
Stuff for hippies to slam dance to.
at their peak they swung and rocked and funked all at the same time. Is this the best rock riff ever?
Isso que é rock o resto é conversa só barulho
the song is from LZ3 which was released in oct 1970. They could have easily gone on a tour right after so the bootleg version could be from nov or dec 1970 still.
Next fucking level!!!!!
@acidinurmind
They also played it in LA at the forum.
yes