This wasn't Woodstock; the footage was taken from a concert in Australia, however the audio was taken from a concert in California and synced up to this video. How was he able to play guitar like that? Because he's Jimmy f*cking Page - that's why! 😁
Yes, Zeppelin didn't play Woodstock. Their manager turned down the invitation as the band was doing a lot of festival type gigs and he didn't want them labeled that way. Instead they played a little concert venue in Asbury Park, NJ called Convention Hall. It's a shame I was only 10 years old at the time since that's about 15 minutes from where I live and years later I'd see some great shows there.
You ask how Page can play so many notes without messing up? It's because the bass playing and drummer are holding it all down. They are in lock-step with each other, which gives Page the freedom to take off.
I love this song! That scream is iconic! I am 70 but this still makes me dance all over the house! Their energy IS Electric! Thanks for the real reaction!❤❤❤
I was a baby, born in 72, my dad apparently would put my pram near the speakers when his band practiced and I would be totally quiet. It was a band that covered Sabbath, Zep etc., no surprise I am a total muso and married a guitarist 😆
1972. I graduated from high school. This music! These musicians. That hair! Those jeans!! Mercy MERCY it is the best. And still here for you to discover!
1971 was a great year for rock. In June, Grand Funk Railroad and Humble Pie sold out Shea Stadium. 60K seats in less than 72 hours, faster than the Beatles. I think I read that the Pie nearly brought down the house. I think both of these bands will blow you away.
For starters there's the movie School of Rock (and if you want a smile, there's Jack Black officially requests permission from Led Zeppelin to use Immigrant Song for the movie) Check out, Since I've been Loving You - Live at Madison Square Gardens 1973 😉
In the 1960s and 70s every rock band worth it'salt had an absolutely first class lead guitarist. Led Zeppelin had Jimmy Page, Deep Purple had Ritchie Blackmore, The Who had Pete Townsend, UFO had Michael Schenker, Black Sabbath had Tony Iommi, Uriah Heep had Mick Box, The Beatles had George Harrison, The Shadows had Hank Marvin, Queen had Brian May, The Faces had Ronnie Wood, The Rolling Stones had Keith Richards (and Ronnie Wood later on!), The Spiders From Mars had Mick Ronson, Pink Floyd had David Gilmour, etc, etc. These weren't people who could just play a bit, or do a job. They (along with the other band members) were premier League in terms of their ability and musicianship.
Jimmy Page owns about 8 of the top 10 live guitar solos ever! This one would be in his top 20. The greatest guitar solo ever recorded is the 28 minute version of Dazed and Confused from MSG 1973. Number 2 is probably In My Time of Dying from Earl's Court from 1975.
Love all your commentary's and your energy. Love how you are going back through MY history and not dismissing it. Thanks. Once again I had massive chills listening to LZ as always.
Oh man really??? I'm very very envy right now, my dream is to see them but it seems that Plant don't think that... I saw Black Sabbath, Iron Maiden, Motörhead, Judas Priest, anyway... But Zeppelin is Zeppelin right, maybe I will force Bonham to play Moby Dick for me when I'm gone
@@rodrigofleischfresser1458 I was 15 years old and it was the first gig I'd ever been to - quite a way to start! I was lucky enough to see them again in 1973 but the first time was the best
Funny you said this must be Woodstock. This is 72 and Woodstock was 69. I was 13 when my parents took me to Woodstock in NY. I was hanging out with kids my age enjoying the music and playing in the mud. It was miserable and fun at the same time.
This take's sound source is not the live sound source shown in the video It's a sound source that was put out after spending a long time processing it in the studio
Love to see you do more Zepp, I subscribe after three of them. Nice to see how you can recognize real talent rather than todays electronic computerized garbage
How does Jimmy Paige play so many notes without messing up? He's one of the four Hammers of the Gods. This is the song that earned Led Zeppelin that nickname.
The Woodstock movie is excellent, especially if you're not familiar with the late 60s hippie scene, it's a real education. The show almost didn't happen, twice. But once it did, wow it ended up being the greatest concert ever and the bigest event of the hippie generation.
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This is Sydney, Australia. (Not Woodstock.. that was in a field.) My soccer team comes out onto the pitch to this here in Australia half a century later.
Not Woodstock. Zepp didn't perform there and Woodstock was 3 years before this. I think this is in Australia somewhere. The live footage from Madison Square Garden in 73 is much better quality.
Epic song. You nedd to see In my time of Dying, Earl Courts, 1975. Daze and confused, in the MSG 1973 is insane. Of course Starway to Heaven, The rain son, Ocean, MSG to, You need to ear Aquilles last stand, from Presence albun it's an incredible song, whith incredible drumer
Jimmy page and John Paul Jones were both session musicians. Jimmy Page started at I believe 19 years old. He was on almost every pop record that came out of England in the early 60's till he joined the Yardbirds. He also played on various artists albums without recognition. Robert Plant and John Bonham were in awe of Jimmy Page bc he was an adult professional musician, had his own place, and could read music a little.
Of course not all footage from that era looked like this. Must have been amateur super 8 film - the equivalent of a smartphone video from 10 years ago. And no, this is not Woodstock 😅
Those Rock Gods people talk about , these guys are some of them.Not Woodstock. Woodstock was in NY in 1969. August of 1969 to be specific. I was 1. This is in June at a University I think but these guys are awesome. Formed in 1968 disbanded after the death of their drummer in 1980. Listen to more. Jimmy Page is amazing
Woodstock? 1. Led Zeppelin was not at Woodstock. 2. Woodstock was 1969. 3. Woodstock took place in the middle of a field, not a stadium filled with seats.
Michael, could you do a review of guitarist, Charles Berthoud. He has several videos posted on RUclips. Another guitarist to review is Drew Henderson, also on RUclips. He is a classical artist.
Yes cameras have come a long way since then, but sadly, music today hasn't. These guys and all the way through the '90s totally out class most. Now people flock to go see some DJ play fake crap through samples. Zeppelin and bands of this caliper can play live and acoustic that blows today's crap away.
Paige says if you make a mistake during the solo just play it three times and it'll be like on purpose but even that is difficult because then you have to duplicate it over and over a mistake you didn't mean to make
No, we Americans don't think that. Just because this guy didn't do his research (audio is from a concert in the US but the film is from a concert in Australia), don't dis the rest of us. I do a lot of international travel and many of the people I've met from around the world think I'm Canadian because I'm from Alaska. Seriously? ;)
This wasn't Woodstock; the footage was taken from a concert in Australia, however the audio was taken from a concert in California and synced up to this video. How was he able to play guitar like that? Because he's Jimmy f*cking Page - that's why! 😁
Thanks for the info. I knew it wasn’t Woodstock ‘cause this was 1972 and Woodstock was August of 1969. The Who were at Woodstock, but Zep wasn’t.
Yes, Zeppelin didn't play Woodstock. Their manager turned down the invitation as the band was doing a lot of festival type gigs and he didn't want them labeled that way.
Instead they played a little concert venue in Asbury Park, NJ called Convention Hall.
It's a shame I was only 10 years old at the time since that's about 15 minutes from where I live and years later I'd see some great shows there.
Definitely Jimmy "Fu*king" Paige!
"This must be Woodstock". 😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😂😂😂😂😂😂
I think they played at the Cricket Ground
Jimmy Page said he was playing around and that riff in the beginning became the basis for this song. Jimmy Page is a creative genius.
You ask how Page can play so many notes without messing up? It's because the bass playing and drummer are holding it all down. They are in lock-step with each other, which gives Page the freedom to take off.
Very well said! 😎
Absolutely true what this man says...!!!
I love this song! That scream is iconic! I am 70 but this still makes me dance all over the house! Their energy IS Electric! Thanks for the real reaction!❤❤❤
Greatest live band in history! Greatest guitar player, Jimmy Page!
The secret is to be one of the greatest guitarists of your generation.
1:39 "this must be woodstock"! Lol Woodstock was 3 years earlier!
This song was used in a few things including Thor Ragnorock. This is the best band in history!
1972....I was 16. This was on Led Zep 3 if I remember rightly. Brilliant!
I was 12!
yeh it was the opener
I was 15 and saw them live at Subiaco Oval in Western Australia.This was about 10 days after the Subiaco show.What a performance it was !!!
I was a baby, born in 72, my dad apparently would put my pram near the speakers when his band practiced and I would be totally quiet. It was a band that covered Sabbath, Zep etc., no surprise I am a total muso and married a guitarist 😆
1972. I graduated from high school. This music! These musicians. That hair! Those jeans!! Mercy MERCY it is the best. And still here for you to discover!
And this was when they actually sang LIVE!
You're 100% right, you had to be good back then what a great raw performance
The actual recording of the music was from an LA Forum show in Los Angeles. The video is from a live concert in Sydney Australia
My favorite Led Zeppelin song.
1971 was a great year for rock. In June, Grand Funk Railroad and Humble Pie sold out Shea Stadium. 60K seats in less than 72 hours, faster than the Beatles. I think I read that the Pie nearly brought down the house. I think both of these bands will blow you away.
For starters there's the movie School of Rock (and if you want a smile, there's Jack Black officially requests permission from Led Zeppelin to use Immigrant Song for the movie)
Check out, Since I've been Loving You - Live at Madison Square Gardens 1973 😉
In the 1960s and 70s every rock band worth it'salt had an absolutely first class lead guitarist.
Led Zeppelin had Jimmy Page, Deep Purple had Ritchie Blackmore, The Who had Pete Townsend, UFO had Michael Schenker, Black Sabbath had Tony Iommi, Uriah Heep had Mick Box, The Beatles had George Harrison, The Shadows had Hank Marvin, Queen had Brian May, The Faces had Ronnie Wood, The Rolling Stones had Keith Richards (and Ronnie Wood later on!), The Spiders From Mars had Mick Ronson, Pink Floyd had David Gilmour, etc, etc.
These weren't people who could just play a bit, or do a job. They (along with the other band members) were premier League in terms of their ability and musicianship.
Jimmy Page owns about 8 of the top 10 live guitar solos ever! This one would be in his top 20. The greatest guitar solo ever recorded is the 28 minute version of Dazed and Confused from MSG 1973. Number 2 is probably In My Time of Dying from Earl's Court from 1975.
You have to lived under a rock if you never heard this song before. 😂
hahaha 🤣🤣🤣...go easy on him for Christ sakes.
No, dude. He’s just young.
Love all your commentary's and your energy. Love how you are going back through MY history and not dismissing it. Thanks. Once again I had massive chills listening to LZ as always.
Thanks so much Donna!😃
Immigrant Song was Zep's opener at the time - I saw them a year earlier in Liverpool and the opening was stunning with the riff and the 'war chant'
Oh man really??? I'm very very envy right now, my dream is to see them but it seems that Plant don't think that... I saw Black Sabbath, Iron Maiden, Motörhead, Judas Priest, anyway... But Zeppelin is Zeppelin right, maybe I will force Bonham to play Moby Dick for me when I'm gone
@@rodrigofleischfresser1458 I was 15 years old and it was the first gig I'd ever been to - quite a way to start! I was lucky enough to see them again in 1973 but the first time was the best
@@shankly4 oh man... What a privilege, there will never have such an experience like that again... All my respect for you 🤘🏻
Funny you said this must be Woodstock. This is 72 and Woodstock was 69. I was 13 when my parents took me to Woodstock in NY. I was hanging out with kids my age enjoying the music and playing in the mud. It was miserable and fun at the same time.
LOL, Woodstock wasn't in a stadium, Woodstock was on a field. And Led Zeppelin became a thing after Woodstock, they weren't even around that time.
He doesn’t mess up because he is Jimmy Fricken Page, man!
This take's sound source is not the live sound source shown in the video
It's a sound source that was put out after spending a long time processing it in the studio
best band ever
“this must be woodstock” killed me lmao
They took a sledgehammer to this...volcanic musicians!
Welcome to us Boomer music !
Men had fabulous long hair, fashion was just great, freedom and the best music ever..
Love to see you do more Zepp, I subscribe after three of them. Nice to see how you can recognize real talent rather than todays electronic computerized garbage
How does Jimmy Paige play so many notes without messing up?
He's one of the four Hammers of the Gods.
This is the song that earned Led Zeppelin that nickname.
I saw Zeppelin play live for the last time before Jon died.I can honestly say,It was one of the best day's I've ever experienced.
Filmed in Australia around 70. Its also has dubbing maybe a little too much but still greatest band ever for hard rock/blues
Whole Lotta Love Live, Heartbreaker live at Earls Court, Since I've been loving you live at Madison Square, Song Remains the Same...live
Tour: 1972 World Tour
Film Footage: Old Sydney Showground - (8mm film, amateur shot, no sound)
Audio: Long Beach Arena, California
I love the drums on this song ❤❤❤❤
Bassists of the world, unite.
Thanks for more Led Zeppelin ❤
Woodstock was in a farmer's field. This is obviously in a Stadium.
3 great live songs
Kashmir 2007
Rush;
YYZ in rio
Xanadu from exit stage left.
Opeth
Ghost of Perdition live at Red Rocks
Sydney Australia in February 27 1972. I was there
Some refer to them as "The Mighty Led Zeppelin".
the legendary John Bonham on drums. you should check out Heart's Stairway to Heaven Kennedy Center honors-his son Jason on drums!
Great memories of going to see Zep with my teenage daughter..fun times for sure !!✌️
The Woodstock movie is excellent, especially if you're not familiar with the late 60s hippie scene, it's a real education. The show almost didn't happen, twice. But once it did, wow it ended up being the greatest concert ever and the bigest event of the hippie generation.
You just have the get the Led out now and then. Life affirming music.
Not just a random shot they showed Bonzo when it was sung, "The Hammer of Gods"
Classic 👍
Ah, there is nothing like listening to Led Zeppelin with a large jar of mayonnaise sitting next to your shoulder. It’s heaven😁😁😁
It was the year of my birth, but I don't know if it was the day. Thank you to invite us to share this awesome live of Led Zeppelin. I shared again with you some point of views about this performance 💫👏☀️👍💫👏💫👍🔥🎉🎉🎸🎸🎸It was a masterpiece and a good choice for reacting 👍💫🔥🔥🎸🎸🔥
Please try She Was Waiting For Her Mother At The Station In Torino And You Know I Love You Baby But It's Getting Too Heavy To Laugh by Shawn Phillips
You gotta do stairway to heaven from msg 1973
This is Sydney, Australia. (Not Woodstock.. that was in a field.)
My soccer team comes out onto the pitch to this here in Australia half a century later.
This was not at Woodstock was done in a field and they had to build a stage.
Rock 'n Roll
Not Woodstock. Zepp didn't perform there and Woodstock was 3 years before this. I think this is in Australia somewhere. The live footage from Madison Square Garden in 73 is much better quality.
When I hear that bass I feel like I'm teleporting 🥴
This wasn't recorded for a video.
Jimmy Page had the audio and he searched out video clips and edited it together.
How? Because they are Led Zeppelin!! This was 1972...ummmm not Woodstock
He is not messing up because he's a studio player
This song is in the movie Thor as it is about Vikings.
I mean Thor Ragnarok
They're on the short list of huge bands that did not play Woodstock. Rolling Stones, Beatles, Jethro Tull are a few more.
Epic song. You nedd to see In my time of Dying, Earl Courts, 1975. Daze and confused, in the MSG 1973 is insane. Of course Starway to Heaven, The rain son, Ocean, MSG to, You need to ear Aquilles last stand, from Presence albun it's an incredible song, whith incredible drumer
RE: 1:18--that's one of the most famous riffs in Rock history.
You got promise kid. Try "Soul Sacrifice" from Woodstock. You might dig it.
Thanks so much Dan and you got it dude!!!
MORE ZEPPELIN
You got it Dan!!
he doesnt mess up cus hes a god
This not Woodstock this is Australia 1972
Manager Peter said no too wood stock
I want a reaction from Queensrych NM 156 that voice 😅
You got it my friend!!! 😁
Jimmy page and John Paul Jones were both session musicians. Jimmy Page started at I believe 19 years old. He was on almost every pop record that came out of England in the early 60's till he joined the Yardbirds. He also played on various artists albums without recognition. Robert Plant and John Bonham were in awe of Jimmy Page bc he was an adult professional musician, had his own place, and could read music a little.
Jimmy page is guitar god
Of course not all footage from that era looked like this. Must have been amateur super 8 film - the equivalent of a smartphone video from 10 years ago. And no, this is not Woodstock 😅
They didn't went to Woodstock, best thing they did
Yeah ..it’s Woodstock.
Those Rock Gods people talk about , these guys are some of them.Not Woodstock. Woodstock was in NY in 1969. August of 1969 to be specific. I was 1. This is in June at a University I think but these guys are awesome. Formed in 1968 disbanded after the death of their drummer in 1980. Listen to more. Jimmy Page is amazing
Notice most bands from England rip they are dope af right?
Haha yes this is awesome!!!
Dear God no, Woodstock was 10 times this crowd. Rock on.
Don't you find it hard to believe that this is live and that there are only 4 guys on stage
Woodstock? 1. Led Zeppelin was not at Woodstock. 2. Woodstock was 1969. 3. Woodstock took place in the middle of a field, not a stadium filled with seats.
If you saw the Marvel movie 'Thor' then you've already heard this song. And no, not Woodstock.
Play Kashmir 🎉
Michael, could you do a review of guitarist, Charles Berthoud. He has several videos posted on RUclips. Another guitarist to review is Drew Henderson, also on RUclips. He is a classical artist.
Not Woodstock. That was 1968.
1969
Zeppelin bestrode the 1970s like a British Godzilla. I don't regard that as a mischaracterisation.
They weren't at Woodstock.
Awesome video...but what's with the jar of Helmans mayonnaise 🤔
Yes cameras have come a long way since then, but sadly, music today hasn't. These guys and all the way through the '90s totally out class most. Now people flock to go see some DJ play fake crap through samples. Zeppelin and bands of this caliper can play live and acoustic that blows today's crap away.
no they were never at Woodstock
You look like Ewan McGregor dude!
What’s the mayonnaise for 😅
We used oranges 🍊 not potatoes
Still the Mayo
Paige says if you make a mistake during the solo just play it three times and it'll be like on purpose but even that is difficult because then you have to duplicate it over and over a mistake you didn't mean to make
Well it is about the Vikings and war so........
Jimmy Page one of the best guitar players of all time!
Sydney Australia, you Americans think there’s only one continent in the world, wake up
No, we Americans don't think that. Just because this guy didn't do his research (audio is from a concert in the US but the film is from a concert in Australia), don't dis the rest of us. I do a lot of international travel and many of the people I've met from around the world think I'm Canadian because I'm from Alaska. Seriously? ;)
What's with the mayo?
Woodstock 1969 this song 1972
What's with mayo?