I love how Jimmy comes into this solo so gently, and 5 minutes later he has hit every note half a dozen times so meaningfully. His genius is beyond my comprehension.
Best, most valid comment here I have a hard time choosing over SRV and Page as my favorite/ most respected guitar players of all time. Jimmy is explosive, intense and yet melodic. SRV had so much emotion and energy in his playing too, touch to choose
@@michaelrandy8764 what solidified it for me is that jp is not just a player but a composer, I love SRV with my whole soul and Lenny is beautiful but it doesn’t compare to the elegance or genius of rain song
The melodic, fluid part it what he lost when he aged a little. He became choppy, the gorgeousness was gone. He would occassionally have a great night, but rare. I really think he developed tendinitus or caprel tunnel. He is not the type to ever say it. He retired very early. He couldn't play the same anymore.
Most people don’t understand what makes Page truly great is his relentless push of the boundaries of music. His music is all about discovery, adventure, taking risk and the moment of enlightenment that comes from that journey. To appreciate Page is certainly an acquired taste, especially for today’s audience. Once you acquire that appreciation, you’d realize that no one is greater than him.
Thats the most pompous retarded shit I've heard. Page is a good musician, great for his time, but there are plenty better than him. That doesn't discredit him at all.
Nonsense. Not an acquired taste at all … a sensationally good guitar player and composer. That’s why Led Zeppelin is one of the most successful bands of all time.
I think Jimmy Page has a unique bend in his mind and his guitar playing... and he always knew what he was doing at any point in his career... and he just kept going down that line... although it did involve creating a certain ambience, it was an ambience he wanted to be in and manifest that, rather than cater to the whims of the audience or chart rankings (which he totally captured)!!
Bonzo is the best drummer a guitarist can ever ask for. So dynamic. Mimics the guitar part with fills. No drum machine will ever be able to replicate his style.
Funny how all we hear about is Page and Plant. Bonham definitely has a place as a drum king but John Paul Jones seems to not get the recognition he deserves
Je redécouvre le live 33 tours comme on disait de 1974 the song remains the same j'avais alors 16 ans je me doutais pas qu'il m'electriserait encore 50ans plus tard jusqu'à mon trépas saans doute
@@rossconroy1674 Jones is hardly underrated. Go to any top 10 bassists list and he will be there. Go to damn near any led zeppelin video and there will be appreciation comments about JPJ.
@@rossconroy1674 Everyone has to stop with this. Even back in the 70's when rock magazines were popular, when TMLZ was winning all the awards, it was always "best bass player-John Paul Jones" And today he IS KNOWN as not only a phenomenal bassist, but producer, keyboards and song arrangement, basically can play all rock instruments and then some and play them well.
He's always on the verge of going wrong. Almost stumbling into the notes. Like a free climber ascending El Capitan in the dark. But he always somehow finds the next one. Not necessarily the right one, but the perfect one. So he never falls. It's magic.
I heard someone say this once and thought it perfectly encapsulates live Page. “Jimmy always puts himself out there even when the artistic intent outpaces the technical grasp. He just goes for it. The emotion is still present, it’s still magic.” I couldn’t articulate the point better.
Jeez, I've been listening to this since the mid 70s and it still gives me chills. There are a lot of great guitarists today, guitarists with great technical expertise with vast libraries of great guitar works to draw influence from. Still, there's something about energy from the pioneers that forged these paths, the emotional vulnerability of putting one's self out on the edge in this way. Led Zeppelin was a moment in time never to be recreated. Jimmy Page took us to places in sound we never knew existed.
Quite possibly the best 5 minutes and 13 seconds of music or of anything ever created by man or beyond. Doubters/Haters this ain’t for you and that’s ok. Y’all can go on about your day. 👋🏼
Non sono una hater, adoro gli Zeppelin come te e penso che questo assolo del genio Jimmy sia eccezionale, trascendentale. Però gli preferisco Kashmir, secondo me capolavoro assoluto e la migliore traccia degli Zep 🙋
My apologies to those who disagree, but it is my firm opinion that this performance represented the zenith of the rock idiom. At this precise moment in time, captured in this recording, Led Zeppelin was transcending popular music and transforming rock music into the highest form of art. I have long held this particular solo as my personal favorite amongst hundreds of Page’s brilliant solos, but it’s adornment by Jones’ and Bonham’s supremely tasteful accompaniment resulted in a nonpareil composition of sublime perfection.
I totally agree. The Song Remains the Same movie came out when I was in highschool...dozens of us talked about this solo over and over again in the lunchroom. It still sends chills up my spine! I've heard experts say that artists reach their creative peak between the ages of 27-29. Page was 29 and at his peak at this very moment. I've seen him play live, including this track; best concert I've ever been to...and I've seen a lot of bands.
all the experts & critics & jimmy bashers saying Mr Page was sloppy live etc need to understand Jimmy had a drug problem and probably alcohol too, but when he was focused and not overdoing the drugs/alcohol and knowing this was being filmed/recorded for the movie jimmy was as focused and and great on guitar as this. how he's laid back entering the solo, slowly getting involved with JBJ & Bonzo and then bursting in and creating a solo with both some speed & aggression & passion, ONE OF THE GREATEST. And no one comes close to him in the studio.
I can still vividly remember watching the entire Movie at our local “ Midnight Movies” here in San Diego in late ‘70s -early 80’s and watching the Jimmy Page “ dream sequence “ of him climbing the mountain in the fog only to finally reach the summit & see his transformation from infant in the womb to becoming an old man on top of a mountain. The thing that REALLY hits home now almost 45-50 years later is HOW CLOSE Jimmy looked then in makeup as an old man to who he actually became now . Uncanny foresight into his own future. Led Zeppelin simply were at the Top of their game in those heady days of my youth , and there will NEVER be another band like them ever again . Great times to be alive & be in the moment back then . Thanks for posting this one here for all to enjoy . Watch “ The Song Remains The Same “ movie if you haven’t seen it in it’s entirety people . 👍
Jimmy's solos have depth, SOUL, feeling, intricacy, warmth, verve. EVH's solos have sheer speed, that's about it, with not much feel. I'll take Jimmy's solos over Eddie's any day of the week - and twice on Sundays!!!
@@Mulignan666 Page is the favourite guitar played of your favourite guitar played. Evh is a Jimmy Page Copy and paste with a more pop and 80s sound, but he is heavily influenced by Page, in fact he learned his tapping technique after seeing Jimmy and Zepp Live in the USA, so dont disrespect Page, without him Eddie would never hace been a guitarist
@@Mulignan666and Evh is pretty overrated in terms of musicality tbh. Jimmy is much better than him, more musical and influential, not to mention he has a much better career
Hey fellow New Yorker! Do you remember what year you first heard Song Remains the Same? I think I was 11, so 1978. And later that year I first heard Ed Van Halen, and I refused to believe he was playing a guitar. That changed very fast. Jimmy, Ed and Joe Walsh are my biggest influences. What about your fav. guys?
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It's better this way. In the movie his fingers and movements don't always match the audio. That's because he was known to doctor the recordings before releasing them. Watch the solo on Since I've been Loving You or Heartbreaker. You'll see.
@@brianboyle3998 not only that, most of the film footage was unusable, so they had to record extra scenes and bits and rearrange them in the wrong order to fit the whole concert. they also rerecorded a lot in 1976 in a sound stage.
@@brianboyle3998 its not that he was known to doctor it, a lot of the Original footage was somehow lost or stolen. So in some cases they had to do some editing from the different 3 shows to complete a song. I also recently read that they actually regrouped back in London with a "mock " msg stage , lights and all to re- film some of the concert... Couldn't believe it but what I read....
The musical emotional build up to this solo never ever gets old. Must have listened to this 200 times with Bose headphones on, truly one of the best live solos ever recorded.
So great to hear this solo in it's entirety. I was always disappointed when the remastered version cut out a lot of the first few minutes. One of, if not the, best Page lead. And has always been my favorite. Such great tone, unbelievable feel, and killer Page lead lines. This is why he inspired a generation of musicians.
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It's not a matter of how a guitarist is fast in execution but it's about his ability to "enslave" his extended technical knowledge to his immense deep sensitive feelings and catch you deeply in a long trip far far away in another dimension...this performance is a distilled demonstration of what human beings could do at top...and do not forget JPJ, he's there there with this "muddy-watering" sound...
Seen them live in 77, this song made the biggest impression on me, I can still remember Plant walking towards the mic when it began, the stage was covered in dry ice smoke so it looked like he was floating in the mist, and no I was not high. The power in this band live was just hard to believe!
@@bruceadams2755 Awesome! I envy you guys. I was never able to see them live, I was still pretty young when Bonzo died. I remember it very well, all of us Zep heads were freakin out and we left school and smoked herb all day and listened to Zeppelin. 1980 so I was 13 at the time.
Most of Page solos were played with his Les Paul set using both pickups at the same time with the volume knobs turned down giving a familiar quacking sound I call it. In this solo, he starts with both pickups selection but then switch to the bridge pick up only. He then turns up the volume up and this gives the tone such aggression. Combined with a cranked Marshall amp, you have a glorious tone backed up by a masterful execution by the master himself Jimmy Page.
I love at the end of that phrase with all the masterful bends with vibrato He adds that chord into the mix like a period. It's like he said, yea a chord needs to go here before I move on to the next sentence.
Slowly builds up ebbs and flows a musical journey speaks with soul feelings emotions so tastefully played the top of rock guitar music on every level for sure
Listening to this , drum seems an oil and other magnificent instruments seem the powdery paint that I am mixing to create what I need for my canvas. This really happened and now each time I go for surreal I listen to this and I love it .
When music reaches such a height that one cannot distinguish between art and the Tao in motion, it transcends all genres, time periods, and cultures. This music doesn't sound like it comes from 1973 at all, but like it could be any of the following decades up until now. Very specials stuff.
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Beautiful slow blues and it builds so powerfully to that crescendo just before the break. Love that interplay between Jones and Page with the jazzy keyboard too. Tremendous. Total crime it was cut on the remaster. Unfathomable.
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I heard this first time in end of 70’s from vinyl double album. I was amazed by that time and still I am. Never get bored to listen, always gives me chills.
This whole band is a masterpiece my Dad blessed us with in the late 70's, 45 years later No Quarter is still at the top of the Guitar solo listBOO!! LOL
Undesputably the GREATEST Guitar Solo in the History of Rock & Roll! Thickest & Creamiest Guitar Tone... Bonham’s Drums SIZZLE like nothing else & Jonsey’s Keys are actually indescribable!! Completely Out of this World!!!
Maybe Jimmy wasn't the most technically correct guitarist there is, but that is what made him so special. Here is Jimmy Page, doesn't give a fuck about hitting the wrong note or sounding bad, just plays it as he like. Just a man with impeccable guitar skills. A man who can take you to a journey with his instrument and i believe that's all that matters.
Well he doesn't really hit wrong notes though, if he did, this would sound off key and pretty horrible. The thing that makes jimmy so special is he KNEW how to play the correct notes while sounding chaotic, restless and emotional at the same time. This is pure genius This man takes me to different places when he's playing
I saw this incredible band in 1977 if my brain is working correctly at Madison Square Garden. Didn’t have the greatest seats and was seated near side stage in the green section. I still can’t believe what a show they put on for the people witnessing an epic performance first hand. All I know is the second they came on stage the entire place stood and never sat down for roughly 3 hours. Another thing that to this day has never happened to me at any concert, and I’ve been to hundreds, the hair on my arms stood all night from the energy in the crowd inside this arena. Simply amazing….something that will never be matched in my life.
Oh my good griefy godliness in a guitar sound. This band, this man, these tunes just transcend. Was lucky enough to see them in May '75 at Earls Court. What a memory, what a weekend. Scotland v England at Wembley on the Saturday, Zeppelin on Saturday night and the rock opera film Tommy on the Sunday night at Leicester Square. The seventies were a blast for a teenager like me
I’m glad I was in high school in the mid 70’s. Sure, disco ruined a bunch of stuff and Duane died in ‘71, but this was on the turntable for every party, every weekend. We took it for granted,
Perfection. Not just Pagey, but Bonzo and Jonesy too. A masterclass in how to jam and compliment each other in a live setting. The same goes for the whole 'The Song Remains The Same' soundtrack that this is taken from. Outstanding. Thank god I got to see them live. Amazing band. And let's not forget Percy's contributions.
What has always has stood out for me, is how he builds up to his crescendos at the end of his incredible solos. I mean who thinks like that, other than maybe Jeff Beck.
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Arguably (even to myself) Jimmy Page’s finest moment caught on tape. I’ve been listening to this performance for over 35yrs , and it never gets old. His ability to play a jazz based progression while using Blues as the phrasing and expression is brilliant - and it all (most likely) is free flowing improvisation. The guitar tone is second to none.
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Zeppelin at their live zenith. Coming off this tour they recorded their greatest album, "Physical Graffiti" over the next months and by 1975 the heroin and excesses had started to kick in and they would never be as good as this. I think the fact this was recorded at the very end of their 1973 tour caught them at their effortless/telepathic best, so incredibly tight and playing as one. Magnificent, let's see Imagine Dragons or some current act pull this shit off.
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Masterful chaos. No one is better to me personally.
This solo is epic, but listen to the freaking drums/bass/keys laying the sonic foundation as well. An entire band of heavyweights.
My favourite solo of all time as well. Absolutely astounding. Freaking otherworldly 🙌🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Rigby on Bro
Right on Bro
I think bass is played by the keys
I put Jimmy on the same pedestal as the other Jimi.
I love how Jimmy comes into this solo so gently, and 5 minutes later he has hit every note half a dozen times so meaningfully. His genius is beyond my comprehension.
Et ces riffs de Wha, Wha 😢
Yep and Bonzo can take your mind away from anything!
Jimmys solos are something else.
Fluid. Melodic. Brilliant. Chaotic.
Genius
Best, most valid comment here
I have a hard time choosing over SRV and Page as my favorite/ most respected guitar players of all time.
Jimmy is explosive, intense and yet melodic. SRV had so much emotion and energy in his playing too, touch to choose
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@@michaelrandy8764 what solidified it for me is that jp is not just a player but a composer, I love SRV with my whole soul and Lenny is beautiful but it doesn’t compare to the elegance or genius of rain song
The melodic, fluid part it what he lost when he aged a little. He became choppy, the gorgeousness was gone. He would occassionally have a great night, but rare. I really think he developed tendinitus or caprel tunnel. He is not the type to ever say it. He retired very early. He couldn't play the same anymore.
@@redpine8665
..also heroin post 75..
Most people don’t understand what makes Page truly great is his relentless push of the boundaries of music. His music is all about discovery, adventure, taking risk and the moment of enlightenment that comes from that journey. To appreciate Page is certainly an acquired taste, especially for today’s audience. Once you acquire that appreciation, you’d realize that no one is greater than him.
If this isn't to people's taste then they have no taste
Thats the most pompous retarded shit I've heard. Page is a good musician, great for his time, but there are plenty better than him. That doesn't discredit him at all.
Very well put.
Nonsense. Not an acquired taste at all … a sensationally good guitar player and composer.
That’s why Led Zeppelin is one of the most successful bands of all time.
I think Jimmy Page has a unique bend in his mind and his guitar playing... and he always knew what he was doing at any point in his career... and he just kept going down that line... although it did involve creating a certain ambience, it was an ambience he wanted to be in and manifest that, rather than cater to the whims of the audience or chart rankings (which he totally captured)!!
Page is simply a phenomenal guitarist. Period.
This solo explains why Jimmy Page is the best rock guitarist all over the time! A genius!!
Lol hendrix:hold my beer pls
@@haitiansouljadex3186 oh yessssss!! Hendrix is Hendrix!
I've seen both & Gary Moore was more impressive, believe me.
@@torritorri4727 a lot of people say hendrix is better but I just can't see how. Can u share video of him to compare them?
@@gold5142 what I mean is that Hendrix invented rock guitar, Page made it perfect!
Bonzo is the best drummer a guitarist can ever ask for. So dynamic. Mimics the guitar part with fills. No drum machine will ever be able to replicate his style.
His sound was just a solid real drum sound. Not the way drums sound on many other artists' songs
The most spiritual and creative solo of all times without question Jimmy Page is definitely the best creative solo guitarist ever
You are correct Broker Nick!
David Gilmour da GOAT
@@apoloflores3871 - sorry - I like DG but he is not even close to Jimmy when Jimmy was having a good day (speaking as a guitarist)
@@Jagshemasher Correct/Fact/Yes
Clapton.
What an awesome solo backed by the best rhythm section the world has ever known.
Funny how all we hear about is Page and Plant. Bonham definitely has a place as a drum king but John Paul Jones seems to not get the recognition he deserves
Je redécouvre le live 33 tours comme on disait de 1974 the song remains the same j'avais alors 16 ans je me doutais pas qu'il m'electriserait encore 50ans plus tard jusqu'à mon trépas saans doute
@@rossconroy1674 Jones is hardly underrated. Go to any top 10 bassists list and he will be there. Go to damn near any led zeppelin video and there will be appreciation comments about JPJ.
@@sergelambert5660 whaaa..?
@@rossconroy1674 Everyone has to stop with this. Even back in the 70's when rock magazines were popular, when TMLZ was winning all the awards, it was always "best bass player-John Paul Jones"
And today he IS KNOWN as not only a phenomenal bassist, but producer, keyboards and song arrangement, basically can play all rock instruments and then some and play them well.
He's always on the verge of going wrong. Almost stumbling into the notes. Like a free climber ascending El Capitan in the dark. But he always somehow finds the next one. Not necessarily the right one, but the perfect one. So he never falls. It's magic.
I heard someone say this once and thought it perfectly encapsulates live Page.
“Jimmy always puts himself out there even when the artistic intent outpaces the technical grasp. He just goes for it. The emotion is still present, it’s still magic.”
I couldn’t articulate the point better.
I listen to this every single day literally. It's a masterpiece that will never ever get old. This is what no longer exists today... this is magic. ❤
so true, i couldnt express or explain bether
When you give it all, all the time!
Not on this one, though
This is so progressive, funky, jazzy all at the same time. Jimmy is so great in the zone. Wow!
He is the Versatile guitarist... really .
Absolutley. Hearing some jazz in this solo at various parts.
Cocaine might have been an influence..
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Jeez, I've been listening to this since the mid 70s and it still gives me chills. There are a lot of great guitarists today, guitarists with great technical expertise with vast libraries of great guitar works to draw influence from. Still, there's something about energy from the pioneers that forged these paths, the emotional vulnerability of putting one's self out on the edge in this way. Led Zeppelin was a moment in time never to be recreated. Jimmy Page took us to places in sound we never knew existed.
Very well said.
So well put couldn't sum it up any better. I play this solo every day it sets the theme of the day. This is simply insane playing.
This is why they were the best band in the World. This groove is timeless and from a different realm....
This still blows my mind.
Quite possibly the best 5 minutes and 13 seconds of music or of anything ever created by man or beyond. Doubters/Haters this ain’t for you and that’s ok. Y’all can go on about your day. 👋🏼
They were as gods.
Okay, that's only for you then, but without acknowledging that, it was a stupid ass thing to say.
Non sono una hater, adoro gli Zeppelin come te e penso che questo assolo del genio Jimmy sia eccezionale, trascendentale. Però gli preferisco Kashmir, secondo me capolavoro assoluto e la migliore traccia degli Zep 🙋
Yeah right. Better than Bach and beethoven
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My apologies to those who disagree, but it is my firm opinion that this performance represented the zenith of the rock idiom. At this precise moment in time, captured in this recording, Led Zeppelin was transcending popular music and transforming rock music into the highest form of art. I have long held this particular solo as my personal favorite amongst hundreds of Page’s brilliant solos, but it’s adornment by Jones’ and Bonham’s supremely tasteful accompaniment resulted in a nonpareil composition of sublime perfection.
I totally agree. The Song Remains the Same movie came out when I was in highschool...dozens of us talked about this solo over and over again in the lunchroom. It still sends chills up my spine! I've heard experts say that artists reach their creative peak between the ages of 27-29. Page was 29 and at his peak at this very moment. I've seen him play live, including this track; best concert I've ever been to...and I've seen a lot of bands.
Absolutely!😊
Wow well said my man! I could not agree more. Cheers to this legendary band
I do not disagree one bit. This solo is mankind's finest moment. Chaotic genius
Well said!
2:20 I was obsessed with this run as an aspiring young guitarist - and I still am today!
That one lick inspired countless guitarists
Wonderful!
I'm the same / I still play this track over and over
That rhythm section underneath that mystical, otherworldly solo is the pinnacle of modern rock.
that IS THE LICK!!!
you can hear a whole story being told in this solo
Bingo!
Yep. The story of heroin addiction.
@@hyacinthlynch843cheer up. The weather is beautiful.
all the experts & critics & jimmy bashers saying Mr Page was sloppy live etc need to understand Jimmy had a drug problem and probably alcohol too, but when he was focused and not overdoing the drugs/alcohol and knowing this was being filmed/recorded for the movie jimmy was as focused and and great on guitar as this. how he's laid back entering the solo, slowly getting involved with JBJ & Bonzo and then bursting in and creating a solo with both some speed & aggression & passion, ONE OF THE GREATEST. And no one comes close to him in the studio.
Yeah, not to mention whole years where he never had a bad night like 71 especially
This is correct
John Paul Jones played his heart out on this song. His keyboard skills added a irreplaceable dimension to Zep’s sound.
Notice how john paul keeps the mode ambient and ambiguous.
Dude, this is Bohnams best man!!!
@@rickjensen2833 Indeed. Soo soft and, although so mighty around Pages' sounds. What a man !
@@rickjensen2833 JPJ 100% ❤
Absolute genius is JPJ!
I can still vividly remember watching the entire Movie at our local “ Midnight Movies” here in San Diego in late ‘70s -early 80’s and watching the Jimmy Page “
dream sequence “ of him climbing the mountain in the fog only to finally reach the summit & see his transformation from infant in the womb to becoming an old man on top of a mountain. The thing that REALLY hits home now almost 45-50 years later is HOW CLOSE Jimmy looked then in makeup as an old man to who he actually became now . Uncanny foresight into his own future. Led Zeppelin simply were at the Top of their game in those heady days of my youth , and there will NEVER be another band like them ever again . Great times to be alive & be in the moment back then . Thanks for posting this one here for all to enjoy . Watch “ The Song Remains The Same “ movie if you haven’t seen it in it’s entirety people . 👍
Me too man. South Florida theater. What a trip....
Jimmy's solos have depth, SOUL, feeling, intricacy, warmth, verve. EVH's solos have sheer speed, that's about it, with not much feel. I'll take Jimmy's solos over Eddie's any day of the week - and twice on Sundays!!!
Paige doesn't have two lifetimes to reach Eddie's level. Paige is a hyped up rookie, musically handicapped.
@@Mulignan666 Page is the favourite guitar played of your favourite guitar played. Evh is a Jimmy Page Copy and paste with a more pop and 80s sound, but he is heavily influenced by Page, in fact he learned his tapping technique after seeing Jimmy and Zepp Live in the USA, so dont disrespect Page, without him Eddie would never hace been a guitarist
@@Mulignan666and Evh is pretty overrated in terms of musicality tbh. Jimmy is much better than him, more musical and influential, not to mention he has a much better career
@@Mulignan666 Who is Paige?
EVH was very good at what he did. His earlier stuff rocked. But to compare him to Page is ridiculous.
This is why when Page was ON, he was by far the best
Best solo ever
I AGREE!
Certainly up there in RnR history
This live cut from the film/album
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It's otherworldly he wasn't human.
I have just heard the greatest solo in the history of rock music.
No other album can even come close to this masterpeace of a soundtrack...and if Jimmy is sloppy...then everyone else is doing it wrong.
Beautifully sloppy. He's my idol.
There is no sloppy. Only Jimmy's way and everyone else's way. One is the correct way and the other is.......everyone else's way. 😎
Jimmy being sloppy on his solos, I think he's doing it intentionally. 🤣🤣🤣
Anyone who calls Jimmy sloppy (like Plant did) is obtuse. His leads are so crazy fast they sometimes are not discernable but far from sloppy.
Sex is sloppy too. 🤷🏼
This has been my absolute favorite solo from him ever since I first heard it. I love how it’s not too loud but still absolutely beautiful and soulful.
Hey fellow New Yorker! Do you remember what year you first heard Song Remains the Same? I think I was 11, so 1978. And later that year I first heard Ed Van Halen, and I refused to believe he was playing a guitar. That changed very fast. Jimmy, Ed and Joe Walsh are my biggest influences. What about your fav. guys?
1 Page
2 Hendrix
3 D. Trucks
4 J. Winter
5 D. Allman
@@JAMESGANG-f5u You like that southern style!
A great mix cd is all of Jimmy's best lead parts and there are many!
This song is in my top 5 God Level songs. It's a masterpiece.
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@@jimmypage7275 lol
@@jimmypage7275 omg is that theee jimmy page
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I wish you can see him play the whole Solo in the song remains the same rather than seeing a movie scene
Agreeed
It's better this way. In the movie his fingers and movements don't always match the audio. That's because he was known to doctor the recordings before releasing them. Watch the solo on Since I've been Loving You or Heartbreaker. You'll see.
@@brianboyle3998 not only that, most of the film footage was unusable, so they had to record extra scenes and bits and rearrange them in the wrong order to fit the whole concert. they also rerecorded a lot in 1976 in a sound stage.
@@brianboyle3998 its not that he was known to doctor it, a lot of the Original footage was somehow lost or stolen. So in some cases they had to do some editing from the different 3 shows to complete a song. I also recently read that they actually regrouped back in London with a "mock " msg stage , lights and all to re- film some of the concert...
Couldn't believe it but what I read....
@@brianboyle3998 this particular solo is completely untouched you can listen to the garden tapes and it's exactly the same as this.
The musical emotional build up to this solo never ever gets old. Must have listened to this 200 times with Bose headphones on, truly one of the best live solos ever recorded.
Agreed
Clearly his most underrated work, all the way through. Iconic!
@Igor Kravitz CLEARLY underrated.
Yeah this is one of his best solos ever for sure
@@christineayres5339THE best
So great to hear this solo in it's entirety. I was always disappointed when the remastered version cut out a lot of the first few minutes. One of, if not the, best Page lead. And has always been my favorite. Such great tone, unbelievable feel, and killer Page lead lines. This is why he inspired a generation of musicians.
2 generation!
Yes unequivocally Jimmy's greatest ever appearance. Beyond outstanding.
All i can say is thank God for jimmy!!
This is where he steps out from all the rest....
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For sure!! 💯
It's not a matter of how a guitarist is fast in execution but it's about his ability to "enslave" his extended technical knowledge to his immense deep sensitive feelings and catch you deeply in a long trip far far away in another dimension...this performance is a distilled demonstration of what human beings could do at top...and do not forget JPJ, he's there there with this "muddy-watering" sound...
He gets plenty fast here👏🍿
@@Jesuisartiste Definitively he (also) is
What you been smoking brainiac?
Its all about feel and what you convey to the audience through the notes. Jimmy Page makes the guitar talk
@Davide Bricoli
I love what you said. You nailed it in such beautiful terms. This just gets me every time.
The greatest solo and band performance in history. Stunning.
There aren't really any adequate words to describe this incredible piece of music by the world's finest.
Seen them live in 77, this song made the biggest impression on me, I can still remember Plant walking towards the mic when it began, the stage was covered in dry ice smoke so it looked like he was floating in the mist, and no I was not high. The power in this band live was just hard to believe!
saw that as well!
@@bruceadams2755 Awesome! I envy you guys. I was never able to see them live, I was still pretty young when Bonzo died. I remember it very well, all of us Zep heads were freakin out and we left school and smoked herb all day and listened to Zeppelin. 1980 so I was 13 at the time.
Saw them at the LA Forum 1977 …unforgettable
If you want to know what it sounds like when entering heaven, this is it.
Lol. This is what it sounds like when you're hooked on smack.
Most of Page solos were played with his Les Paul set using both pickups at the same time with the volume knobs turned down giving a familiar quacking sound I call it. In this solo, he starts with both pickups selection but then switch to the bridge pick up only. He then turns up the volume up and this gives the tone such aggression. Combined with a cranked Marshall amp, you have a glorious tone backed up by a masterful execution by the master himself Jimmy Page.
Jimmy was on fire that night.
Page was on fire ever night from 69-73. No one could touch him.
I love the way he plays the first part with a jazzy woody tone and then he switches to that biting treble tone ! So effective 😃
@@OutOnTheTiles he was on another level entirely on the European 1973 tour.
Yep. At the absolute peak of his powers here
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3:04 no one ever talks about how genius this part of the solo is
I do
I've caught that. He is doing some major stuff in a dark minor key, country like, which no other rock guitarist could do like him.
Possibly my favorite part
Love how he does the main NQ riff just before then dives back into the part you’re talking about at 3:04
@@bluerfoot That's what I always thought too, further on in the solo he starts to chicken pick.
I love at the end of that phrase with all the masterful bends with vibrato He adds that chord into the mix like a period. It's like he said, yea a chord needs to go here before I move on to the next sentence.
THE BEST piece of music and guitar solo ever made. Period. Will never be matched. Page is a guitar GOD.
Listen to his subtle attack at 3;28 and after for a few bars. Tonal beauty, phrasing is graceful ......Pagey!
Et cette Wha Wha utiliser au bon moment, Super bien pesée de le jeu, c'est prenant
Slowly builds up ebbs and flows a musical journey speaks with soul feelings emotions so tastefully played the top of rock guitar music on every level for sure
Blowing mind guitar solo,the best ever Of Jimmy!
Or anyone else
Led Zeppelin introduce me at the Rock and Roll , 46 years ago. The best band!!!!!
Me too 48 years ago
Listening to this , drum seems an oil and other magnificent instruments seem the powdery paint that I am mixing to create what I need for my canvas. This really happened and now each time I go for surreal I listen to this and I love it .
Wow I never get enough
When music reaches such a height that one cannot distinguish between art and the Tao in motion, it transcends all genres, time periods, and cultures. This music doesn't sound like it comes from 1973 at all, but like it could be any of the following decades up until now. Very specials stuff.
Well said my brother,!
Definitely indistinguishable between art and the Tao in motion.
Who were the nine that didn’t like it !!!! Absolutely brilliant
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This is my fave guitar solo by anyone.
Mine too!
This solo, first time I heard it was 1976, was absolutely amazingly stupendously stupifyingly i.n.c.r.e.d.i.b.l.e.
Still is!!
Beautiful slow blues and it builds so powerfully to that crescendo just before the break. Love that interplay between Jones and Page with the jazzy keyboard too. Tremendous. Total crime it was cut on the remaster. Unfathomable.
I know unfucking believable that it was cut. Blasphemy!!!
Once again after listening to this masterpiece for the umpteenth time I am blown away! Not surprised, just grateful and amazed 🙏
Makes my hair stand on end.
Dude literally the feeling I’m gettin right now
They got the sauce
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The GREATEST Master live solo, to my taste and knoledge
near to jazz, but with big heart
Perhaps the most passionate solo I've ever heard by anyone, any instrument. This is what the pain and glory of love sounds like.
you need virtuosos like these to play at that meandering pace and still keep it together so well.
I heard this first time in end of 70’s from vinyl double album. I was amazed by that time and still I am. Never get bored to listen, always gives me chills.
Unquestionably amazing!! 😮
This whole band is a masterpiece my Dad blessed us with in the late 70's, 45 years later No Quarter is still at the top of the Guitar solo listBOO!! LOL
Super cool solo.
the reason i picked up a guitar 30 years ago at age 14....thanks Jimmy👍 aka ZoSo the Abramelim wizard
Undesputably the GREATEST Guitar Solo in the
History of Rock & Roll!
Thickest & Creamiest Guitar Tone... Bonham’s Drums SIZZLE like nothing else & Jonsey’s Keys are actually indescribable!!
Completely Out of this World!!!
Good Lord,,, listening and listening and everything is going good
It all stops and starts from Pagey.He is the genius that so many tried and failed to reach his stratosphere
No words to say. Just freaking beyond genius. I can't go a day without this solo . .brilliant nothing tops this solo nothing!!
Maybe Jimmy wasn't the most technically correct guitarist there is, but that is what made him so special. Here is Jimmy Page, doesn't give a fuck about hitting the wrong note or sounding bad, just plays it as he like. Just a man with impeccable guitar skills. A man who can take you to a journey with his instrument and i believe that's all that matters.
Well he doesn't really hit wrong notes though, if he did, this would sound off key and pretty horrible. The thing that makes jimmy so special is he KNEW how to play the correct notes while sounding chaotic, restless and emotional at the same time. This is pure genius
This man takes me to different places when he's playing
sure he was. this is the most technical guitar solo you'll ever hear!
3:34, simple, elegant, yet powerful. Awesome
Page is a guitar genius! Not only on the live solos, but also his Production on the Zeppelin studio albums. Timeless, Perfect!!
This needs to go on for at least 5 minutes longer....EPIC solo.
I saw this incredible band in 1977 if my brain is working correctly at Madison Square Garden. Didn’t have the greatest seats and was seated near side stage in the green section. I still can’t believe what a show they put on for the people witnessing an epic performance first hand. All I know is the second they came on stage the entire place stood and never sat down for roughly 3 hours. Another thing that to this day has never happened to me at any concert, and I’ve been to hundreds, the hair on my arms stood all night from the energy in the crowd inside this arena. Simply amazing….something that will never be matched in my life.
Oh my good griefy godliness in a guitar sound. This band, this man, these tunes just transcend. Was lucky enough to see them in May '75 at Earls Court. What a memory, what a weekend. Scotland v England at Wembley on the Saturday, Zeppelin on Saturday night and the rock opera film Tommy on the Sunday night at Leicester Square. The seventies were a blast for a teenager like me
I could listen to this for hours, possibly days...
As much as I love jimmy page and this solo... all I hear is Bonhams groove. Greatest of all time. This is my all time favorite performance of zeppelin
Indeed. Great great groove from Bonzo.
the most fantastic and amazing guitar solo in all fuckin' music history . Page is the real guitar genius
I’m glad I was in high school in the mid 70’s. Sure, disco ruined a bunch of stuff and Duane died in ‘71, but this was on the turntable for every party, every weekend. We took it for granted,
Mesmerizing... hypnotic..The great JPJ JP JB combo
Started playing guitar at 10 cuz of this solo. It’s still my favorite solo at 28. Thank you jimmy.
Love it as well K Duhart!!! This is my favorite recording of this incredible performance! Thanks for sharing.
Perfection. Not just Pagey, but Bonzo and Jonesy too. A masterclass in how to jam and compliment each other in a live setting. The same goes for the whole 'The Song Remains The Same' soundtrack that this is taken from. Outstanding. Thank god I got to see them live. Amazing band. And let's not forget Percy's contributions.
What has always has stood out for me, is how he builds up to his crescendos at the end of his incredible solos. I mean who thinks like that, other than maybe Jeff Beck.
Nothing but inspiration and pure genius
I spent 6 hours of an 18 hour acid trip listening to only this solo. It was religious.
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only solo youll ever need!
I play this part over and over. its great!! Thanks for posting!!
Best solo EVER……gives me goose bumps every time I hear it!
Simply Divino ! NO words ( ah yeah Im not a guitar man...) Just sing...but this solo is something of outer space man!!
Arguably (even to myself) Jimmy Page’s finest moment caught on tape. I’ve been listening to this performance for over 35yrs , and it never gets old. His ability to play a jazz based progression while using Blues as the phrasing and expression is brilliant - and it all (most likely) is free flowing improvisation. The guitar tone is second to none.
Quite simply the greatest piece of music and guitar solo ever done. Goose bumps every time. Brings tears to my eyes every time I hear it. ❤
This man is a genius and not just fir this piece, but what he resonates through his guitar. Beautiful 👌
Mesmerised I close eyes n open my mind I begin to speak but no words are worthy of my thinking
I’m just left in this state of awe😵💫😲🤯🤗😶🌫️😶😵
The only live solo that matters.
This song 🎵 👌 really brings me back to my youth when I just graduated high school . It's brilliant 👏 😊😊
That s the way ....to other galaxy.....and far away...go Jimmy go !!!Eternal love from Genoa
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The mighty LZ... simply spectacular...Page's solo is majestic...pure feeling...John Paul Jones' keyboard is nothing but perfect.
Zeppelin at their live zenith. Coming off this tour they recorded their greatest album, "Physical Graffiti" over the next months and by 1975 the heroin and excesses had started to kick in and they would never be as good as this. I think the fact this was recorded at the very end of their 1973 tour caught them at their effortless/telepathic best, so incredibly tight and playing as one. Magnificent, let's see Imagine Dragons or some current act pull this shit off.
I wish there was a high quality uncut version of this solo.