Led Zeppelin Live Aid 1985 3 Stairway to Heaven Stereo (Read Description First)
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- Опубликовано: 14 мар 2009
- Led Zeppelin's infamous return to the stage in Philadelphia's JFK Stadium in July 1985 to support Bob Geldof's international "Live Aid" event to bring relief to the Ethiopian famine. Introduced by Phil Collins, the band takes to the stage with Tony Thompson on drums & Collins tagging along.
Part 3: The Led Zeppelin reunion takes flight on the Stairway, & carries with them 90,000+ along for the ride. Does anybody remember laughter?
This clip has been cleaned up: the green hues from the 20 yr old + tape has been removed, the brightness & contrast have been balanced out.
The audio has been synchronized to the FM broadcast captured on an old cassette tape. That audio was pretty messed up & had lots of dropouts, hopefully the results are satisfactory.
Enjoy!!!
Watch in HQ with headphones (if possible) 
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No one else like them in my life time and I will be 79 in two weeks. LED ZEPPELIN my favorite!!!!!!
I saw them in Seattle in '72.....what a show!!!
I was just a little kid when my Mom took me to see Led Zeppelin at Madison Square Garden!
@@Tomahawk1775 Yay Mom!! Another Cool Boomer for sure!! ;-)
I saw them twice in the 70's with John Bonham.
Happy Birthday my friend 🎉
Everyone: Stairway to heaven
Jimmy: Escalator To Paradise
Rocket chair ;)
Bloody good comment!
jimmy: no thx imma use the elevator instead
😂😂😂
Lol. .. u so funny
This song is STILL a classic and every classic rock fan's favorite.
I don't care about worst day or performance. Led Zeppelin is Led Zeppelin. A Legend. And Legends will always live.
Moi je suis un français de 66 ans je les ai vu au festival de knebworth en 1979 sublime j'avais vingt-deux ans
yes because they're inspiring many music group
Rally IT was Not Zeppelin we know.....😢
Yes ma'am got that right on carol g 😊💞
I was there at age 17 and make no mistake, this was the highlight of the entire day. Looking back, 35 years later today, I wish I could be a teenager again. Still gives me chills.
Damnn i wish i was there, if only i was born in that time tho😔. At least i can still seeing them in here
It makes me wonder....
I was a 15 year old kid, but I saw Zeppelin’s last U.S. show with Bonzo in Oakland July 1977! p.s. Still have my ticket stub!
@@marions.120 my future wife had tickets in 1980, then Bonham died...
@@bradforddillman7671 -That’s terrible. I guess I’m pretty fortunate. Bonham’s a great loss.
Robert's giant smile after saying "Does anybody remember laughter?" makes up for any mistakes made.
Led Zeppelin for ever... In this century And for another...!!!
I think the reason he smiled was because he said that on the 1973 live version of Stairway to Heaven on the Song Remains the Same live album
わたしは学生の頃、ツェッペリンの大ファンでした。
毎日毎日、曲を聴いていました。
子どもが出来て、高校生になった息子に全アルバムを彼にプレゼントしました。
息子は全てのアルバムの曲を暗記し歌えます。
名曲は永遠ということを悟りました。
ありがとう！
ロバート、ジミー、ふたりのジョン…❤
These guys literally came from different places on earth to be together to play this one off gig, with only about one hour of practice time before hitting the stage. With that in mind, I think they sounded great. I remember watching this event on live tv with friends as it was happening, and we were all overjoyed and stoked that the remaining members of Zeppelin were actually performing again. Listen to the joy and cheering from the crowd at the end....they all thought it was great. The VJ's from MTV were beside themselves from happiness. This was an historical moment in rock history, and for those who criticize this performance can go screw themselves, because EVERYONE back then enjoyed the experience and thought it was awesome.
Word bro!!
А Deep Purple? , Blackmore? 👍🔥👍
An immortal group and song.
Todas las bandas aportaron su grano de Arena,pero cuando llevas años actuando ,espoco lo que tienes que ensañar ,el audio es importante.Pwro no hay excusas los excesos y el tiempo te pasan la cuenta Al final Queen fue nuevamente una verdadera anda ,una leyenda insuperable que su actuación la debo marcada a fuego.Todo un icono.
I was at the London live aid it was unbelievable I'll never forget it.. ❤
1:20 plant's face says it all
I'm already try to pause in minute 1:20, that's true.
Explain
Zach C so great
How do you "hot-link" a time on a video? For instance, how did you hot-link the times on this video so that clicking on the times you specified on your comment will open at exactly that place on the video? Thanks in advance.
@@anthonylecesne704 you just type the timestamp "2 :20" except delete the space.
No band writes songs Like Zeppelin, they were magic, so blessed to have watched them perform from 70s-80s and beyond, just to see them in Philly again was magical
the problelm is , they never come back. Those who know them suffer from this.
How can anyone not be moved by this masterpiece? There are no words to describe the sheer poetry of this track. If you close your eyes when listening to this you will be transported into another time and place!!
Это КЛАССИКА
Yeah, after watching that crap I wished I was somewhere else.
@@81Grimreaperdo please go there
Techno is cheap and accessible 👋 👋
@@81Grimreapermaybe listen to the MSG version then lol
Absolutely sublime, there are many Rock ballads, but this one still gives me goosebumps, after 52 years of listening to it... incredible!!!!
the world's knew you're legend when a lot of human beings pay to watch a stoned man playing guitar.
You do know Led Zeppelin wasn't the only band playing at this concert ?
@@roberts.6575 yes i do ..
Well, it's not like they knew the performance was gonna suck.
"stoned" is an understatement
Led Zeppelin started the show with equipment and sound problems. They were having trouble getting thru " Rock n Roll " and " Whole Lotta Love " and then they did an amazing version of " Stairway to Heaven " IORR.
High or not.
Jimmy Still and always a legend.
I think.. that's the best song from LED ZEPPELIN..Now and Forever..
That's why Zeppelin is my favourite band, their essence of Rock music is pure. It's about raw energy and feeling good. Even the highly precise & technical Eddie Van Halen said it "Don't stop and don't let the audience know you made a mistake. Or, smile and do it twice, then people will think you meant it! "
Jimmy so high he don't need a stairway to get to heaven
He will never get to heaven he worships Satan
Your high
God and Satan both took credit. There's God, there's Satan, and then there's. LED ZEPPELIN
Most rock songs would have never been written without the help of diacetylmorphine, better know as Heroin the Hero!
he may be high but he can kick your ass on a guitar anyway He is a God
For all those complaining about this performance remember you are still watching and talking about it 31 years later .... Not many bands can fuck up that magnificently!
magic comment love it
+Tim Bennett ... they talked about tiny tim for a long time ... and they still talk about hitler. this is one crap performance no matter how 'famous' they were.
+Tim Bennett true i cannot stop listening/playing this song it's a amazing song
+The Nexus if I remember correctly, it was the band itself that asked the people who made the DVD to cut out the performance
Tim Bennett and
I was there about 10 ft off stage left. I don't care what Jimmy or Robert feel about this day, it was awesome to be there.
Two guitars in one hand that's rock n freakin roll. Legends
when a band's "bad performance" gets revisited by thousands of people in a day, the band is truly one of the best band!
It's only considered "bad" because they are so well respected by fans that even a great performance like this is considered underperforming. I'm sure the people there live didn't give a shit. They loved it.
They are too messed up to play the drummer not playing and they are clearly not into it. They are my favorite rock band of all time and that won’t change . I had my own blues band in the 90s and if I was too messed up they wouldn’t let me play and there were many times I was. They are GOAT!
I don't think it was so bad but I know what you mean
@@maxxxmodelz4061 The fact that people didn't care doesn't make it a great performance. There were some major communication issues to say the least...
Композиция отличная. Просто не старались. Концерт!? Может быть нужно было бы и напрягся!
I was there with my wife we were in the back of the stadium of 105,000 people who were going crazy when Zeppelin was on. What a great full day of music
I was 15 yrs old.
it is not exactly led zeppelin though this was just the remaining members putting on a show , jon bonham the king of the drums absolutley made the band his drumming is like nothing else
Wow and what an amazing experience I bet that was!
I wasent born when this came out bye this is great ❤️❤️
Philip Collins tuvo el honor del tocar la bateria con la leyenda vida LED ZEPELLIN
Was and always will be fabulous. These were the best of times
My uncle Paul Martinez on bass. Never gets old!
Does your uncle still play bass?
That’s incredible. Do you know the story of how your uncle was there to preform with them ?
@@devanworkman8745 yes he does!
He was too heavy handed and made them sound bad.
@@user-we2bk6qb3n
No, the drums were just not good. 🤦🏽♂️
Phil is a phenomenal drummer, but, he was WAY out over his skis here.
If only Jason could’ve played! He would’ve been about 19 in ‘85.. 🤷🏽
Would’ve been so much better.
Phil and Tommy just didn’t pull this off.
I know it's bad this or bad that. But 35 years later , how fuqn cool is it to see this again . I remember laughter ✌️
I feel very happy because in 2021 Jimmy turned 77 years old, a handsome and healthy man with gray hair. He survived drugs and alcohol, thank God! And STH remains a masterpiece, the most beautiful and iconic song ever recorded, by the best and most iconic band in the world and Jimmy will always be the greatest and most iconic guitarist of all time! 🎶🎸🎼❤️
I love him in the documentary “ It Might Get Loud”. He was so genuinely happy to be with fellow guitarist The Edge and Jack White.
@@stevemoore3951
I loved it too. He is great !
I feel happy for him too but very sad also that that very year the great David Byron (easly as good a singer as Robert P. or better) died a lonely death all but forgottan in his apartment . Such is the fickle fate of fame and fortune.
Say 'iconic' again, I fucking dare you.
@@jchawks08 he is iconic it’s jimmy fucking page?
So loved Jimmy in the 70s. So sad as a fabulous 🎸 guy. The 🐐 and Rob s voice. So sincere. Jimmy is mega high here 😢😢😢
One of the best songs ever recorded
I always loved that song
I can't unsee 80s Led Zeppelin now that I've seen it
Ian Conery- Watch Rotterdam 1980, that show was brilliant. It shows what an 80s Zeppelin could do when they rehearsed.
It’s the death of bonzo. Jimmy felt responsible for the death because it was at his mansion. Robert and Jonsie both felt partially responsible.
Knebworth '79 sounded great, especially Kashmir. The DVD tells it all.
I know it's not their best performance but it still gives me goosebumps and misty eyes. ROCK LEGENDS!!
Guy.. It's wonderful to here a guy say that any rock band gives them misty eye's.. I know it's mostly because it's Zeppelin, and I am right there with you.. 🎶🤘🎵
At least it was better than Justin Bieber.
Very Big Legends
@@a.t.m873 hahahaha fuck him
Это не лучшее,о чем вы говорите? просто оно НАСТОЯЩЕЕ
This is not their "worst' day. This is rock and roll, it is raw, unrehearsed and alive. Yes, it's a little bit loose, but that's the essence of it all. Still awesome at the time
Amen
100% agree! That’s my uncle Paul Martinez playing bass.
Jimmy was off his head and as a result his playing was rubbish what a shame.
No. This is absolute crap. No excuses. It's an insult to everyone that has to endure it.
Unrehearsed is what lazy people say when they can't play properly, and Led Zeppelin did not play properly at all.
I think the luckiest people are those who watched Led Zeppelin perform live
Certamente 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Say what you will about this performance, but bands like Led Zeppelin are few and far between. The look that Robert gives Jimmy at 1:19, to me, is filled with memories of a time past, when they were at the height of their career, standing in those very places steamrolling the rock and roll industry, creating a type of magic that those around to witness were truly lucky to experience. Long live Led Zeppelin!
It's not a look of reminiscing. He knows JP is fucked out of his head
I saw the same thing.. Rock on Zeppelin!! 🎶🤘🎵
I saw it he smiled at him knowing he was screwing up the song.
the looks on thier faces throughout the song was priceless
sounds like Jimmy's guitar is out of tune badly
high or not high... it doesnt matter for me... Led Zeppelin still rocks on august 2020, in pandemic times !!!
Right on!!
Two kinda human one ehat take one do not when I thought choice is mine clean or not clean but I m wrong choice is not mine when you can not kill the beast in your blood Hotel California.
Fuck yeh.
same totally
it was not the best performance, but it’s still Zeppelin 🤘
Happy birthday God bless you that's so cool keep jamming on love you so much inspiration for you awesome carol g 💖
Это можно слушать безконечно! Огромное уважение! 🔥
8:29 "That'll be enough of that."
What so many forget in retrospect is that they agreed last minute to play a few songs that they hadn't played in years to raise some money for a good cause. It was meant to be watched and heard once -on that day. It was a disappointing performance but it was never meant to be be picked apart for years to come on RUclips. The crowd loved it and money was raised. By the way, I'm old enough to have watched it. The excitement level was off the charts. If you were in that crowd, you wouldn't have gave a shit about the sloppiness. You would have had a f 'ing blast.
Red you are correct - you want Zep, go watch Song Remains The Same or any clip you can find from the 70's.... but for 20 minutes, in July 1985, for those of us watching, this was everything, sloppy and all.....
I remember staying up into the small hours to see this. Not seen it in 35 years...
Exactly- this was not Led Zeppelin, it was for a good cause- Phil Collins' drumming was too fast, & just plain lackluster- & he had the nerve to say he was embarrassed - I admit the song Rock&Roll ( not included here)was very rough, but Phil must've forgotten about his video for "You Can't Hurry Love" now THAT'S embarrassing- lol
@@jerryhouck2237 F#ck a fil collins, one of the worst ever!!!
I think its the Sound System if you cant hear your self Sing or Play its rather hard to be in Key like being Deaf
Jimmy is off his nut ,smacked out , and still plays better than 99% of modern day musicians
played better than 99% of classic musicians too. not sure why you're taking a dig at the modern era, there's extremely impressive guitarists under 30 right now
you got that right @65swinny
Sorry but I know a bunch of guys who play in local classic rock cover bands who would have done a much better job than Page did that day.
@@sarabrown7689 Somehow i very much doubt that
Create your own history and see if anyone cares to listen to it 😂
A little bit concerned by Jimmy, but fortunately hi's still alive (2024)? Still gooseflash after almost 40 years! Thanks lads!
if robert did not interrupt jimmy he would have been soloing to this day
LMFAO!
lmao
I think he saved him. a bit of that was kinda. hmm. high?
Heheheh
I can't stop laughing imagining that...hehehehe...I see Page at my door playing the guitar....hehehe
Even Led Zeppelin on their worst day, right here, are still 5000 times better than most the modern acts on their best day
Eric Blade Thing is they were more often on bad days than good days. They were great composers and creators but Jimmy was horrible live.
timeforachange12 could get sloppy, especially in the later shows but anybody who can watch Dazed and Confused in the Song Remains movie and say he was horrible? And what about the show they did recently for the Celebration Day film. I've been playing for 38 years and he's one of my main influences. I will say the solo in this vid is pretty week. He probably hadn't been practicing much
He was a bad performer, sorry to say, but a great creator in the studio, when he was not copying old afro-american bluesmen.
yea well I disagree that he was always just a bad performer period. and I'm a guy that has stood up there and done it. he had a good stage presence and usually hit the notes. his writing was brilliant. A lot of brits from his era started out with blues. y'know that was how the whole British invasion began?
He did stole a lot from old american bluesman, do some research. I was outraged when I found out myself. Don't get me wrong man, I'm a huge fan as well.
Ouvirei mil vezes e não me cansarei ,vcs são demais ❤
Insano esse show 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 aprecio muito Led zepellin
Well done. I’ve been seeking solace today to quell my combat PTSD. This really helped. Thank you for your work on making this video. 🤘🇺🇸
Remember the days when we could all be in a stadium like this....no social distancing there! Can't wait till we can again.
Sadly, probably never again
@@moonman2629 pretty much. Make people scared of being next to each other remove the public power.
Prob not gonna happen for a looong time
It will come back when you look at the numbers and realize the msm is playing you
We have to take our country back!!!
Everyone talking about how high they are, yet they just remembered every note and word to Stairway to Heaven. I'm sober and can't remember what day it is.
N1
Actually if you watch Plant he has a cheat sheet at his feet for the lyrics. Not sure if he was high or not, but he did need a little help to remember the words. I was lucky enough to be there, very cool event!
At least they didn't forget the words like Fucken Roth!!
you too huh
Jim Henderson Well atleast Plant wasnt drop dead high like Page
I spent 3 days watching this as a 14 yr old from begining to end. Best concert I ever saw 🤘
There will only be ONE Led Zeppelin.
Everyone's banging on about a high Jimmy Page yet I can't get over how different Plant looks in the 80s
He aged absolutely terribly. ...
Patrick Swayze--w/o the big head. RIP, P.atrick; you were a Hollywood blessing.
He almost looks like Jagger
@@wrencormier513 when they first started playing I thought it was Mick Jagger till they got up closer.
OMG People!! It's not about how he LOOKS or getting HIGH Its about his MUSIC!!! Thanks JP
Each of these men paid their dues. They solidified rock music and took songs to such high levels it became difficult for most any band to reach the heights the Zepp members took it to. While most bands play hard to reach top notch standards but fail, Led Zepplin kept going with better and better. Once bands reach that high plateau, they are unable to do so after. Zepp kept it going. They will always remain the soul of Rock and Roll from each and every song they presented. We get older, things don't quite work as they used to. They came together, on stage after many years and played. Getting to stand and watch them perform would have been an honor. Stairway will always rate number one.
You never saw Keith Richards play that badly no matter what he had consumed...now that's legendary and JP is a joke.
Was watching all day with pals - drinking beer. - then this - don't care about the ins an outs of the performance - we sat mesmerised - something we never expected to ever see or hears live again...we rocked and rocked and rocked!
There will never be another Led Zeppelin"Does any body remembers laughter"
not bad for rehearsing for 20 mins in the changing room before hand...
"Hi Robert"
"Hi Jimmy , I haven't seen you in like 5 years. You good?"
"Yep. you ready to do this?"
"Yep. why the fuck not."
"ok. lets go."
"One question though. what fucking key is it in again?"
+Kev G. God they played it for years!! How much rehearsal did they need? To be honest its like a bunch of armatures anyway.
+MrMetalchamp I'm not sure what armatures have to do with this? In comparison to you they are amateurs. Is that what you are saying? I'm sure as soon as you learn to play an instrument you will show everyone how amateurish Led Zeppelin was.
Should be better. But compared to their peers, Cream, they were armatures.
amateurs fucking
Genious knowes no time !
It was the first concert I attended, I was 14 and I will never forget it !! Led Zappelin are and will always be in my 💔 heart !!
A lot of musicians follow others and openly admit it, music is like math, the possibilitys are endless.Go listen to B -52s or Devo , someone like you would like that
I saw them live twice…75 and 77. It changed my life ♥️
Even drunk, Jimmy Page still performs one of the best solos ever. Even sober musicians today can’t play like him.
I think he was stoned not pissed.
The first sober Zeppelin performance Jimmy had was the Celebration Day concert! A true legend
@@user-hd9nc7zp1v I think it is alkohol this time. Have you seen his "interview" 10 minutes later that day?
He was neither high nor drunk during that performance.
@@andybloom2165 he was not sober either, so...
when I watch a band, I dont really care that they dont sound as good as the 60's/70's/80/s, I just enjoy the music and watch the band and be grateful that I get to see them AGAIN
Hearing the crowd sing “and she’s buying a stairway to heaven” altogether gives me insane goosebumps
me as well
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@@ramonhernandez7413 what?
Mr T
Same dude i dont know why
Led Zeppelin!!!
ПЛАНТ и ПЕЙДЖ!!!
БЛАГОДАРЮ за композицию, которая прозвучала в вашем концерте!!!
Здоровья, удачи и долгих лет жизни !!!
БУДЬТЕ СЧАСТЛИВЫ!!
ЕВТЮХИН.
ЕВТЮХИНА!!!
Я у твоей работы!
Я ТЕБЯ ЛЮБЛЮ, ЛЮБЛЮ ЛЮБЛЮ!!!
Phill Collins arrebentando na bateria.
Esse é fera.
Phil Collins on drums, such a great performance
What an amazing excellent drummer.
100% how in the hell was able to get phil
Go back and listen to John, playing you notice difference
@@angelo7124 If Phil had gotten enough time to rehearse and learn the stuff, he would've probably done an amazing job at it. The dude in his prime was one of the best drummers around, and Bonzo was one of his biggest influences
💙Phil is an amazing drummer and he always shows up 110% ready to give it his best! He has instant recall, he can memorize anything he has heard just once. Robert was/is a good friend of his so of course he especially (and always) comes ready to give every crowd the best show they deserve. Then he gets "scape-goated" for the band's embarrassing debacle! NOT cool at all LZ!😠
Haha that stare robert gave on jimmy at 1:22 be like "damn you're so high"!
Yes, I took another look at this glance to Jimmy. It sort of says WTF, you are still the Best Jimbo.
It’s funny, watching this now and knowing where I was sitting that day, I had no idea at the time (of course) how much my life would change after that summer. It’s hard to pinpoint the exact moments where your life took an unexpected turn, for better or worse, but for me it was this concert. I miss being young and full of hope.
the rock still lives within your heart. i miss being old i feel trapped in this body of mine but hey, live through your memories
I understand and very well said and honest too I embrace getting old ha lol come on youth I wish I could live all my years as 20 something
@@ivanschultz4879 Yep! Now that I can afford things, at 79 yrs old, lobster gives me heartburn !!😜🎉😰
I was there too but it's all a distant blur now. Glad we have youtube to help us relive it all as we wind on down the road!
@@rngd3441 And there's still time to change the road you're on...
LED Zeppelin's songs are all songs I've heard, but I think the stairs to heaven are especially wonderful.
Got to be one of the iconic sounds in 1980s music.
WE NEED CONCERTS LIKE THIS AFTER COVID IS OVER....lol...with a little bit of Martini on the rocks...lovely
And we need a stoned as hell jimmy paige
need battery of life to recharge
You are 10000 % correct, bro 👍
I'll never forget the first time I played the first Led Zeppelin album.
To this day ...
I am still...
DAZED AND CONFUSED!!!
⚡💥⚡💥⚡💥⚡
I was there.... Going to shows was such a different experience in those days. Not a great performance by the incredible Led Zep, but seeing them playing together again was worth every second. Love it brings back such fond memories.
The thing that stood out to me was the absolute perfection of Jimmy and Robert playing alone during the slow parts. I'd bet that is because they could hear one another clearly on stage at that point. I'd loved to have been there.
Brings me back to my twenties. Music, peace, love, and something else. How I miss that time.
Me too and l am 72 and still love this music..always will!
The something else!
8:28 "ok, that´s enough Jimmy"
If you check around 8:27 page did an eye contact and nod for plant to sing now.
Solo was actually amazing.
yeyinitta 09 Yea, u said that like three times already. It doesn’t even look like that any way.
@@GamerTech28 oh yeah, how does it look then?
@@yeyinitta0939 Yeah I saw that! That moment where it looks like he simultaneously wet himself. Good ol' Jimmy, pointlessly multitasking even under the sternest of examinations.
ЛЕД ЗЕППЕЛИН - ВЕЛИКАЯ И ЛЕГЕНДАРНАЯ ГРУППА ЗОЛОТОЙ ЭПОХИ!!! ЛЕСТНИЦА В НЕБО И КАШМИР - ЭТО УНИКАЛЬНЕЙШИЕ ПРОИЗВЕДЕНИЯ!!! КАКОЕ СЧАСТЬЕ БЫТЬ ВАШИМИ СОВРЕМЕННИКАМИ!!!
Особенно :Лестница в небо!!
@@user-pj6ji8xe6y Лестница в небо - это просто сказка.
Man those were the days. O how i miss the old bands. That was when rock and rolling was coming ahead on it.
Led Zeppelin, the Rolling Stones, the Beatles and many more rocked this nation to it's core. Wow, what a time to be alive.
It'll go down in history that's for sure.
Everyone have a great weekend ahead 😀 😎. Peace 🙏
Live aid would have to be one of the best concerts in history. Imagine those lucky enough to be there!
No, it’s not “would have” it WAS. Live Aid was the best concert in history. Period. Back then you had to pay to have access to most music video stations as most humans had just the most basic of cable but on that day everything was free. The world opened up and channel corporations allowed the average person like me to watch this extraordinary event. Until the Gulf War a few years later I had never seen paid channels open themselves to everyone. All performers kept to their time frame, no one tried to go over and no egos got in the way - it was the most amazing concert ever! And Phil Collins tool the concord so that he could play at both the British and US concerts - he just wanted to play the drums and help out. There is a book that came out shortly after the concert, but I’m sure it’s long out of print by now, but it or the DVD are well worth the hunt. This was the concert of the century and beyond, it changed music, and it was one of the most amazing experiences watching on my living room floor settled into the shag carpet!
@@laurabaird7267 Yeah that would have been unbelievable. Even watching it on RUclips and seeing the crowd it looks amazing!
I was there and it was excrutionably hot. It must have been 95 easy all day. The good part was they allowed coolers so we had lots of supplies.
@@laurabaird7267 i agree with your opinion but being there was something else. I still have my ticket and a mint condition sweatshirt. I have been to hundreds of shows since 73 and that one was epic. I was only invited by my friend the day before and had to scramble to catch a flight. And wouldnt you know it an electrical storm prevented me from taking off. Didnt arrive at my friends house until 5 a m . So with 2 hours sleep i managed to stay up in sweltering heat to an epic concert and event.
@@jtb1649 I bet you're glad you made it!
The thing I'm guessing a lot of the people there wouldn't have realised it was going to be the greatest concert ever!
Show me something higher than the Mt Everest
Jimmy: Yes!!
It certainly wouldn't be your clever comment
LOL
There is a mountain higher than my everest it is in hawai in water it is 10 km long only 4 km is outside of water and 6 km in water
The music will never be the same.Awesome forever.I had tickerts in Ft.Myers & had an accident & could not go.
whent to Scotland in 1975 to see them It was a good summer I loved it.
Exactly how I play this solo.
Aaaaaugh 😆😆😆 #Me_too
Ha! Yeah ... who would have thought I could play better than Jimmy Page?
:-P
Lolol. So funny lolol
@john smith I started my first guitar lesson this morning, this afternoon, I'm already better than Jimmy Page.
Underrated comment. Haha!
plant was rocking that tambourine so hard one of the jingle thingys came off at 7:20 lol.
danthetrainman56 🎶❤🎶 6:56 omg!
Serious man?!1 Awesome
good eye...
he fucked it up literally
Led Zep rock, I was fortunate to see them play at Knebworth UK 04/08/1979 , they were magic
凄いギターと最高の演奏に感動です。🥰
I hope Led Zeppelin and many Super-Stars come again for Live Aid Covid next year and play music in Wembley when Covid is over.
Live aid Covid? .... it’s the flu
Man it's gonna take way more time than that
I hope so too!
Covid is dead
When rock and roll was live and loud . Only one way to rock Led and Queen was the best always will be Live Aid 85 !
I saw them in Seattle in '72....it was AMAZING!!
And to think that Jimmy Page and Eric Clapton occupied the same stage (at different times at this show) and they both were in "The Yardbirds" back in the '60s. Check them out here on YT.....they were WAY ahead of their time----> For Your Love, Happenings Ten Years Time Ago, Over Under Sideways Down, Heart Full Of Soul, Shapes of Things, I'm A Man"
Stairway to Heroin
😜
*cocain
Or the hospital
@@zeitansun4465 same shit
@@darthnihilus4880 Are you serious? They arent even close! Heroin is a major "downer", while cocaine is a stimulant. They literally take your perception of reality in opposite directions from each other.
1:21 Jimmy's Dazed And Confused.
no he wasn't
bro you got me crying with this comment
Lololol
Po raz pierwszy usłyszałem ich na początku lat 70 dla mnie są i byli i będą klasykami i geniuszami rocka
I grew up on this stuff. Got a tear in my eye...thanks Jimmy.
I remember listening to this when I was 16 and watching it on TV, I'm 53 now was an amazing day.
I’m just a year behind you, brother! \v/
Same of you but ... i'm 59
me too, but 52
Me too and im 55 now here in Philippines and what im listening now a day are Goregrind Metal,Cybergrind Metal and Noisecore Metal haha yeah!
#PhilippinesKingOfMetal
Me too! I’m 51
I was there! Anyone else seeing them that was in attendance that day knows all these guys were performing in record heat in Philly ... it was a once in a life time experience to be in attendance, they could have sung and played backwards and it would have been more then alright just to see them perform again! They got the loudest roar from the audience of anyone who walked on to that stage!!!
That's a good comment to make. I know I am not at all my best self in the worst heat. I thought they seemed maybe a bit out of sorts, but I really liked the performances. I wish I could have been there, but I was only 9 at the time.
Oh, and that's so awesome you were there. Good for you pausing whatever you had going on for such an epic milestone in music history. It says something when some of the richest and most famous people out there all ate humble enough to perform for nothing and help others. I am impressed.
And I’m still stunned that people pick on this performance. You said it so well☮️
Legends ... compare it with what today hits the charts ...
Led Zeppelin навсегда!!!
You can't imaging the feeling standing up there, in front of thousands singing a song that you wrote , that is appreciated and loved by everyone there . Thankyou Robert 👍💜🇬🇧
That live version really sounds like the 1972 live recording.
It amazes me that Page was able to string 2 notes together considering the state he's in!
We clearly didn’t listen the the same performance
Smack
@@lewishore8642 cmon I love page but that solo was sloppy
A guiter god plays with his heart, doesn't matter his physical condition
He's still lucky to this day he didn't fall down
Every great artist has a bad day, it doesn’t diminish their brilliance but only serves to highlight how great they were at their peak.
REALLY REALLY REALLY GOOD MUSIC,,,,REALLY REALLY GOOD MEMORIES
Jimmy is so high that the Hubble telescope cannot detect him.
Dang. That's funny.
Still played guitar better than all of us
I think it is the only way to play in front of so many people
It was Phills drumming that messed him up.
@@johnw2259 Yeah, but did Jimmy play as well as he could've played? I thought Jimmy was going to heave a few times. These guys getting ripped during concerts was always something to talk about, but looking back. I think we sometimes got ripped off, by less than optimal performance. Unless of course, we were higher than they were!
That double neck SG is absolutely priceless. A musical instrument immeasurable in worth. 🎸
Page does not need the tele neck, he nails the c in the triplet. Yeah 1st time it is awkward but you get used to it.
@@stephenvignovich8654 Page played a Fender Telecaster on the damned recording.
@@pauljordan4452 We were talking about the EDS1275. the Tele on the studio track is old news, why not tele me he used a 58 V on you shook me, old news there.
I'm truly thankful for, at the young age of 15, seeing "Stairway to Heaven" performed live at my very first concert "An Evening with Led Zeppelin" on 4/20/1977 at Riverfront Coliseum in Cincinnati Ohio. Sadly, this concert turned out to be the very last time the mighty Led Zeppelin would ever grace my city (RIP Bonzo). It still remains THE BEST concert I have ever seen to date. Indeed, I'll never forget feeling the concrete floor of the coliseum literally bOuNcInG uP aNd DoWn from everyone stomping their feet as "Trampled Under Foot" ended their 3+ hour long show that magical night. Little did I know their last song ever performed live in Cincy would be ironically prophetic for me only a few years later and yards away, specifically at 7:26pm on 12/3/1979 as I stood half frozen outside on the coliseum's pavilion, waiting to get inside for a concert that started at 8:05pm, when suddenly, I was caught up in a stampede that came from behind me and carried me forward about 10-15 feet before I even realized what was happening, and by then I was being pushed/falling down, with my legs/arms unmovable due to the tightly packed crowd around me. That natural reaction everyone has when falling down to put their hands out in front to keep their head/face from hitting the ground was impossible. In the next moment, I just closed my eyes to accept my fate, because I knew I couldn't prevent whatever was about to happen. Only recently have I remembered thinking "Well, I guess this is how I will die". With my eyes still closed and fully expecting to feel the pain of being trampled underfoot, it instead now felt like I was being pushed directly from in front of me and back upright. The crowd was pushing back at the stampede that was carrying me forward and pushing me down. As I opened my eyes to confirm this, I silently begged this frontal force to continue, because I was almost/about to regain my footing and balance. Thankfully it did, and my first thought was being very thankful to be uninjured and happy to be standing on my own two feet. The crowd push or stampede, which in reality only took a few seconds of time, was now over and had stopped just as quickly as it had started. My next thought however was pure rage at whoever was behind me/pushing me down, because that easily could have killed me. I turned around to yell at whoever it was, but everyone behind me has this strange look in their eyes and weird expression on their faces, kind of like "WTF just happened?" I even saw a bit of remorse in the dude's face/eyes behind me. I just turned back around without saying a word, thankful just to be alive, as I stood there in a crowd of half frozen rockers still waiting to get inside the coliseum and find a seat to watch the concert. As scary and traumatic as that crowd stampede was, I know I'm very lucky to have survived it AND see The Who perform an outstanding concert on December 3, 1979. At least I was luckier than the 26 fans with Who tickets that missed the concert because they were taken instead to local hospitals for their severe crushing/trauma injuries that occurred in the same stampede and/or crowd push I was involved in. And I'm definitely luckier than the 11 rockers with tickets to watch The Who perform on that cold winter evening of 12/3/1979 at Riverfront Coliseum in Cincinnati, Ohio, because tragically, they didn't survive the stampede/crowd push, and in turn, not only missed a fantastic concert, but the rest of their young adult lives, may they all R.I.P., they are not forgotten. I apologize for going off topic, but these two iconic British bands are forever linked in my mind to an event I can simply never forget.
Sûrement la plus belle des chansons, quelle que soit les versions les frissons qu'occasionne les chants les solo l'écoute, rien ne pourra l'égaler dans sa douceur et sa violence pour une plénitude tant attendue. THANK and more and more..
Phil Collins did John Bonham proud. Amazing band such great talent with Collins filling in effortlessly.
Tony Thompson did the bulk. Phil mostly followed along.
I thought that was Phil Collins. Thank you for mentioning him.
@@danfinn2210 he still killed it though…
Stairway is a timeless classic.
Jimmy Page was on an astral trip...
uh, that's heroin but maybe similar
Erick Zúñiga Mata he was 10 feet high
Yes, but then he crashed right in front of the whole world...
But did he really need to play so untuned?!