I was at this concert! I was a Army medic stationed in Berlin in July 1980. Didn't think I would ever see Led Zep in concert and I ended up seeing them give their last one.
@@planetprince67 probably some idiot in the crowd trying to pick a fight or something dumb. You can hear people shouting in the crowd seconds before like there's a commotion going on.
bootlegs are the closest thing I can get to hearing zep again for the first time because their live performances are all so different. Full body goosebumps. So good.
I almost wish they had continued on. Imagine the music Led Zep could have given us in the 80s. We could speculate forever where they could have gone next. But I can understand why they broke up after Bonzo died. This is still heartbreaking, over 30 years on.
Happy birthday, Jimmy Page! The greatest of the greatest, the history's best musician, the creator of Led Zeppelin, I love you and wish you to live at least 10000 years and to play your rock all this time! 70 is only beginning...
Not to sound stereotypical here, but I wish I had been born 30 years prior to when I had been. Even to see them here would have made my life complete....
This was meant to be a warm up for American 80’-81 Tour. The band was changing direction from their previous tours were concerts could long winded or just struggling to make it through, (77’ tour comes to mind.) this was a cut the waffles tour, no grand stage effects, or wearing dragons or silky pants. This was raw LED ZEPPELIN
Same (also maybe a couple others), only after Jimmy kicked his heroin habit though. I think if Bonzo wouldn't have died, Page wouldn't have realized that the drugs and alcohol could kill him
I have actually dreamed of time travel, and THAT was what i would have went back to to change. To try so hard to get John to go somewhere else that day, and do something different. (yes, i even chose him over jimi or keith)
We, (the collective HS classes of 1984), were starting our freshman year when Bonzo died. No Day On The Green ... no Zeppelin. It was a drag. We were all making long-term plans for seeing Zeppelin, many/most of us for the first time. I had a babysitter who saw 'em in '77, she was cool.
RIP John Henry😢 And I had tickets for the September, 1980 concert at RFK stadium in Philadelphia! I missed the 1977 concert when Robert’s Son, Karac, died!😓
Super Fantastic , Fantastic Super the Best ! . . ШЕДЕВР современной музыки ,которому равных нет и не будет. . . ВОСТОРГ и ВОСХИЩЕНИЕ . . БРАВО ! ! ! БРАВО ! ! !
They just wouldn't have been the same band without Bonzo, which The Who had taken a page out of Zep's book and called it quits after Moonie died but they never had as much respect for Moonie and what he brought to the band as Zep did for Bonham. Two bands where the drummer meant much more to them and their sounds then the average band. I was going to live my dream of seeing Zep in 80 at age 15 when it was announced John Henry had passed, I still feel that sting even today, I was just that close.
Replying 10 years later. The Who should have disbanded at latest after Kenny Jones left the band. During the 70s, they were practically on par with Zep as the top hard rock band of the decade. Now they're legacy is nonexistent. Today, Queen gets more respect than The Who (taking nothing away from Queen). It is true that it is better to burn out than to fade away.
Listen to those drums!! Nobody played like John Bonham which was why his unexpected death was effectively the end of Led Zeppelin. The band just wouldn't have sounded the same.
Damm, I was there in 1980 at this place. Last Concert with Bonzo back in the old times . I will never forget. Half a year later i have seen one of the last AC/DC concerts with Bon Scott at the same place. And now over 35years later the last Motörhead Concert in Berlin on 12/11/2015.
This song is damn hard to do live. You can know that just from hearing the recorded one, so many mixed vocals, a greatly well mixed keyboard (Jones is a top notch producer) and the guitar riff... it's just incredible. There was no way that they could get any near their recordings. You have to carefully choose how to approach it, should the guitar or keys get focused? Should the vocals hit the Screaming part or the "Whatever" line? Should the solo attempt to keep to the original? It's truly not easy. That entire album is very tough to do live. This song and Night Flight, for me, are the hardest to do live.
What the recording sounds like and what it actually sounded like live are two different things, but who knows, unless you were there. For instance, the drum mix sounds like shit in this recording.
@@danm5273 It was more awesome in the flesh @Knebworth 11th August 79 I for one will never forget it! Good night Y'all & sweet John Henry Bonham ❤️🙏♾️
This was indeed Bonzo's last gig - I was there. Page wasn't at his best for this gig and he got jeered a few times by the German audience. But not from us Brits.
Jimmy is working with a gritty hot chicken pickin' distortion at this time. Actually if you really listen to his playing the guitar is super clean with almost no deep heavy distortion. Trippy sound.
the last concert with THE ÜBERDRUMMER John Henry Bonham , the Motor of Led Zeppelin . they knew it , without Bonzo it will never be the same , i still wondering about the genius sound and playing of john , i am a guitarist , but John Henry Bonham is Definetley My Nr1 Musician of ALL times and my idol
One interesting thing about the "In Through The Outdoor" album is that it's the only Zep album where there are more writing credits to "Jones/Page" then "Page/Plant" and that makes it unlike any album they had put out to date. Apparently Page was big time weighed down by his drug addictions and just wasn't at the helm for a time. I read that by the time they got on the road again that he had regained his position guiding the band. Don't know if it's true but I've read that. Still a great album.
I just got the Empress Valley 5 CD set of this show. The first two disc are the soundboard mix, discs 3&4 are a really decent audience recording. The 5th disc is radio reports of Bonhams death. But its interesting to listen to both the soundboard stuff and then the audience stuff. You get a clearer picture of what it was really like there. I think by this point of the tour, they were pretty worn out from the hectic pace. Even though it was only fourteen dates, it was pretty much a mad dash to the finish line. They turn in a pretty solid performance here, with a few rough patches. For instance, White Summer does not go well for Page, and he just kinda keeps trying to dig his way out but it just doesn't work. And that particular piece rarely worked out for him on this tour. But this song, In The Evening, did tend to get better and better as time went on. I think its a pretty hard song to translate live, but I think they were getting there with it. It would have been interesting to see what the set list for the American tour would have been. I would have liked to see them nix the Rain Song, Hot Dog, and Since I've Been Loving You, and White Summer, in favor of some of the newer material (Fool In The Rain, Carouselambra), and maybe some things like Immigrant Song, In The Light, and Tea For One would have been a good substitute for Since I've Been Loving You. I think at that point in time the set list would have needed serious over-hauling anyway for the American tour.
From Wikipedia: "Carouselambra" was never played live by the band at Led Zeppelin concerts. John Paul Jones once stated that his original idea for the song was for it to be used as a "centrepiece" of their live shows, using it as a medium between songs as they moved from one to the other. The band planned to perform the song on their 1980 North American tour, but because of the death of John Bonham, this never came to fruition.
***** I knew they had considered it for inclusion into the set, but not in that way. That's pretty interesting. Using Carouselambra in bits and pieces as a segue between other songs would have very novel.
@ThePeterstrasser Your words are true man.I was lucky to see the gods at my 1st concert.It was BBKing opening for Zep in NYC Central Park.$1.50 Gen.admission.It rained that night and the show still went on.Yes Pete.All WAS well then.
that is a good point, i just wish they could both have kicked their bad habits earlier so we could hear what they would come up with in later years.. i mean as these men got older their experience sky rocketed and it showed through their music i couldnt even imagine how good they would be throughout the 20th century and further on as well.. just a band of all stars
This is an old comment, but the drugs were talking I believe. Had he be cleaned up from the his alcoholism and weaned off heroin - I think he'd have been ok. Go read on his appearence All Right Now in 1980. He was VERY anxious, so the problems appeared to be deeper than Zeppelin. JPJ has also said there were problems at home for him because of those addictions. Did they contribute to his anxiety, maybe - maybe not. We'll sadly never know.
It wasn't that simple. When Plant wanted to leave the band after his son died in 1977, he originally applied to be a school teacher. Meanwhile, Bonzo used to turn up to Robert's house practically every day in a limo. He'd drive them around in the limo to convince Plant to stay in the band
The Elephant in the Room most definitely. I dislike all peopie talk is Bonzo's alcoholism but the more you read into it....Page's heroin habit was a definite tight rope. Bonham was the savior and scapegoat. After all, he was the ONE who convinced Plant to comeback in 78....only true friendship had Robert make a miracle move. In Through the Outdoor is a personal fav because it was done against all odds. The first Zepp reunion was in 1978-1980. The band ended as a brotherhood in 1977.
all I know is I was there that night..Eisporthalle sits right behind Deutchlandhalle..maybe it is listed as such..wish I still had the tickets, but those are long gone due to a divorce..saw about 50 concerts at deutchlandhalle, where Electric Light Orchestra also played on their Out of The Blue tour, without the spaceship though.
@tranceofdances Yes , after Bonzo died the split , Plant and Page played later at the Live Aid 5 years later again together for the first time sionce Bonzo died .
@MrAlex0262 Not necessarily true, they did the honey drippers thing in 83-84 and Page helped write guitar parts and produced certain pieces for Robert while en-devouring on his solo career... Behind the scenes they all still worked together for a number of yrs following the breakup but kept it hush hush for obvious publicity reasons.
I think this all the time, Page would have just got worse with Led Zeppelin carrying on through the 80's and he would have never stopped his Rock n Roll life style and died due to heroin. Either way a legend would be lost :(
I think that's an over generalization. I presume you are referencing Plant's description of the ride to the last rehearsal on 9/24/80, where Bonzo said he wanted to sing and Plant ought to play drums. I've read Bonzo was in the process of kicking heroin and on medication for it and the result was periods of depression. If Bonzo wanted to stop, you'd think he'd have told Grant he was done, no? Instead saying it only while drinking?
@beeterolds Ok, thanks for those News ,but Offficial the did nothing together after Bonzos dead or ? I ve heard from the honey drippers thing , but i thougt that would be something like a Rumour . Once more, thank you :)
@robdavewal they could've changed their name to 'The New Yardbirds' and been joined by a Yes drummer (bruford or white - either would've done fine). something unique might have happened - a phoenix if you will. i'm glad that the boss is going on& look forward to how he'll 'drive all night'
Well...heroin is not the end of the line...it's only a marker...Can't tell you the amount of madness that has marked my life...but don't judge a life's end by the horse...it can be an end...or a beginning....
@mydrumasnare .. hope it was a good friend who shared your feeling the guy who told me did so as an afterthought .. oh yeah - the drummer died today. .. didn't have a fucking clue and didn't think of the end (of zep'). lonely day,wasn't it.
Amazingly tight (aside from all that Jimmy Page widdly woo at the end). I heard another live version from the Page/Plant tour and turned that off barely into it and Knebworth is kind of sketchy what with Page seemingly "distracted"...
Facts? Well, Richard Cole states Bonzo was using heroin and went on to say Bonzo was in process of kicking by '80 and taking motival for anxiety. Other sources have confirmed this. I have looked it up, Take your snotty patronizing somewhere else.
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I was at this concert! I was a Army medic stationed in Berlin in July 1980. Didn't think I would ever see Led Zep in concert and I ended up seeing them give their last one.
What kind of booing went on? WHy did Plant say "Shutup, shhh, don't do that" at the very end? Dying to know...
@@planetprince67 probably some idiot in the crowd trying to pick a fight or something dumb. You can hear people shouting in the crowd seconds before like there's a commotion going on.
Gregwilkinson Lucky you 🙂
The Greatest Rock'n'Roll Band the World has ever Known...
I concur.
Second best, behind The Bay City rollers!
And ever will, too ;-)
They still had it, right up until the end.
What a loss.
Is anyone listening to Page's playing here? It's just a constant ever-changing Alchemical storm. Amazing.
Agree. "Alchemical Storm" is quite the nice, poetic touch to describe Page's playing.
bootlegs are the closest thing I can get to hearing zep again for the first time because their live performances are all so different. Full body goosebumps. So good.
I almost wish they had continued on. Imagine the music Led Zep could have given us in the 80s. We could speculate forever where they could have gone next. But I can understand why they broke up after Bonzo died. This is still heartbreaking, over 30 years on.
Happy birthday, Jimmy Page! The greatest of the greatest, the history's best musician, the creator of Led Zeppelin, I love you and wish you to live at least 10000 years and to play your rock all this time! 70 is only beginning...
Thanx John Bonham ;) All the best to Jimmy from me too!
Not to sound stereotypical here, but I wish I had been born 30 years prior to when I had been. Even to see them here would have made my life complete....
This was meant to be a warm up for American 80’-81 Tour.
The band was changing direction from their previous tours were concerts could long winded or just struggling to make it through, (77’ tour comes to mind.) this was a cut the waffles tour, no grand stage effects, or wearing dragons or silky pants. This was raw LED ZEPPELIN
Love how plant says "Shuddup, shh...Don't do that!" at the end lol
Bonzo died that same year. If I could bring anyone back, it would be him.
Same (also maybe a couple others), only after Jimmy kicked his heroin habit though. I think if Bonzo wouldn't have died, Page wouldn't have realized that the drugs and alcohol could kill him
+Austin Angler That's exactly what I've always thought
I have actually dreamed of time travel, and THAT was what i would have went back to to change. To try so hard to get John to go somewhere else that day, and do something different. (yes, i even chose him over jimi or keith)
BubbaZen10 Yeah it's an awful pity, what could have been
We, (the collective HS classes of 1984), were starting our freshman year when Bonzo died. No Day On The Green ... no Zeppelin. It was a drag. We were all making long-term plans for seeing Zeppelin, many/most of us for the first time. I had a babysitter who saw 'em in '77, she was cool.
RIP John Henry😢 And I had tickets for the September, 1980 concert at RFK stadium in Philadelphia! I missed the 1977 concert when Robert’s Son, Karac, died!😓
Me and my friends had tickets for Philadelphia too.
How sad to know this was their last gig as LED ZEPPELIN. But I'm sure glad I got a chance to hear it, THANK YOU for that. . .
Guitar riff never gets old
Keeps my head bobbin' each and every time ❤
Love JPJ's analog organ bass notes at the beginning. Such a cool, eerie drone
Super Fantastic , Fantastic Super the Best ! . . ШЕДЕВР современной музыки ,которому равных нет и не будет. . . ВОСТОРГ и ВОСХИЩЕНИЕ . .
БРАВО ! ! !
БРАВО ! ! !
2:37 that scream... sends an arrow right through the soul
This is like my favorite zep song it’s underrated
In The Evening! The Greatest Band of our Time!
Terrific version and Plant's voice really strong here.
They just wouldn't have been the same band without Bonzo, which The Who had taken a page out of Zep's book and called it quits after Moonie died but they never had as much respect for Moonie and what he brought to the band as Zep did for Bonham. Two bands where the drummer meant much more to them and their sounds then the average band. I was going to live my dream of seeing Zep in 80 at age 15 when it was announced John Henry had passed, I still feel that sting even today, I was just that close.
Replying 10 years later. The Who should have disbanded at latest after Kenny Jones left the band. During the 70s, they were practically on par with Zep as the top hard rock band of the decade. Now they're legacy is nonexistent. Today, Queen gets more respect than The Who (taking nothing away from Queen). It is true that it is better to burn out than to fade away.
you hear it and hear it, then start to like it, Thank's
i love you ledzeppelin...
This version is better than Knebworth. My baby brother was at this, LZ's final concert. So glad I got to see them as many times as I did! RIP Bonzo
Listen to those drums!! Nobody played like John Bonham which was why his unexpected death was effectively the end of Led Zeppelin. The band just wouldn't have sounded the same.
John Bonham was Zeppelin's Greatest Fan... Led Zeppelin could not have continued without his creative and spiritual support.
Always loved this song
their last concert... my birthday too
Damm, I was there in 1980 at this place. Last Concert with Bonzo back in the old times . I will never forget. Half a year later i have seen one of the last AC/DC concerts with Bon Scott at the same place.
And now over 35years later the last Motörhead Concert in Berlin on 12/11/2015.
Bon Scott died Feb 19th, 1980, almost five months before this show.
This song is really growing on me, ZEPPELIN THE MASTERS
Well, we're back.
This song is damn hard to do live. You can know that just from hearing the recorded one, so many mixed vocals, a greatly well mixed keyboard (Jones is a top notch producer) and the guitar riff... it's just incredible. There was no way that they could get any near their recordings. You have to carefully choose how to approach it, should the guitar or keys get focused? Should the vocals hit the Screaming part or the "Whatever" line? Should the solo attempt to keep to the original? It's truly not easy. That entire album is very tough to do live. This song and Night Flight, for me, are the hardest to do live.
The Knebworth version is pretty decent.
What the recording sounds like and what it actually sounded like live are two different things, but who knows, unless you were there. For instance, the drum mix sounds like shit in this recording.
@@danm5273
It was more awesome in the flesh @Knebworth
11th August 79
I for one will never forget it!
Good night Y'all &
sweet John Henry Bonham ❤️🙏♾️
@@regulusmine2336🎯
I love Robert’s “shut up” at the end. Couldn’t hear it, but no doubt someone yelled “Stairway” to prompt that.
good point :)
This was indeed Bonzo's last gig - I was there. Page wasn't at his best for this gig and he got jeered a few times by the German audience. But not from us Brits.
+joninwakey You lucky mug.
ya the german kids were ruthless. they even booed Hendrix, and it pissed him off big time. ` ya boo if you want to, you mothers..`
Not enough cocknspill err i mean glockenspiel for them krauts .... what the hell do they know about music ?
@@krang07 "I don't give a fuck if you boo, as long as you boo in key."
@@arthurdduda8233 quite a bit. Listen to Scorpions for proof.
It's fabulous. Wow !!
FUKIN AWESOME. THANKS SO MUCH NACH
Jimmy is working with a gritty hot chicken pickin' distortion at this time. Actually if you really listen to his playing the guitar is super clean with almost no deep heavy distortion.
Trippy sound.
He was playing a strat on this one.
Happy Birthday Mr. Page.
the last concert with THE ÜBERDRUMMER John Henry Bonham , the Motor of Led Zeppelin .
they knew it , without Bonzo it will never be the same , i still wondering about the genius sound and playing of john , i am a guitarist , but John Henry Bonham is Definetley My Nr1 Musician of ALL times and my idol
One interesting thing about the "In Through The Outdoor" album is that it's the only Zep album where there are more writing credits to "Jones/Page" then "Page/Plant" and that makes it unlike any album they had put out to date. Apparently Page was big time weighed down by his drug addictions and just wasn't at the helm for a time. I read that by the time they got on the road again that he had regained his position guiding the band. Don't know if it's true but I've read that. Still a great album.
13 years after I came to this world!
This was their last concert with bonzo and it was a good one
It was definitely the "Eissporthalle". I was there ;-)
I just got the Empress Valley 5 CD set of this show. The first two disc are the soundboard mix, discs 3&4 are a really decent audience recording. The 5th disc is radio reports of Bonhams death. But its interesting to listen to both the soundboard stuff and then the audience stuff. You get a clearer picture of what it was really like there. I think by this point of the tour, they were pretty worn out from the hectic pace. Even though it was only fourteen dates, it was pretty much a mad dash to the finish line. They turn in a pretty solid performance here, with a few rough patches. For instance, White Summer does not go well for Page, and he just kinda keeps trying to dig his way out but it just doesn't work. And that particular piece rarely worked out for him on this tour. But this song, In The Evening, did tend to get better and better as time went on. I think its a pretty hard song to translate live, but I think they were getting there with it. It would have been interesting to see what the set list for the American tour would have been. I would have liked to see them nix the Rain Song, Hot Dog, and Since I've Been Loving You, and White Summer, in favor of some of the newer material (Fool In The Rain, Carouselambra), and maybe some things like Immigrant Song, In The Light, and Tea For One would have been a good substitute for Since I've Been Loving You. I think at that point in time the set list would have needed serious over-hauling anyway for the American tour.
From Wikipedia:
"Carouselambra" was never played live by the band at Led Zeppelin concerts. John Paul Jones once stated that his original idea for the song was for it to be used as a "centrepiece" of their live shows, using it as a medium between songs as they moved from one to the other. The band planned to perform the song on their 1980 North American tour, but because of the death of John Bonham, this never came to fruition.
***** I knew they had considered it for inclusion into the set, but not in that way. That's pretty interesting. Using Carouselambra in bits and pieces as a segue between other songs would have very novel.
***** I was really looking forward to hearing Carouselambra on that US Tour....
John Paul Jones 🎸🎹
Robert Anthony Plant 🎤
James Patrick Page 🎸
John Henry (Bonzo)Bonham r.i.p🙏👊
@ThePeterstrasser Your words are true man.I was lucky to see the gods at my 1st concert.It was BBKing opening for Zep in NYC Central Park.$1.50 Gen.admission.It rained that night and the show still went on.Yes Pete.All WAS well then.
Love that b bender. You know he was playin' that brown tele on that one.
Blue Strat with some serious tremelo workouts..
zep had the coolest timing,
I was also there an it was at eissporthalle.HHQ3rd inf./6th Batt.
Bonzo :(
- Tour Over Europe 1980 -
Page is the master.
Will you heed the master's call
The last concert with John "Bonzo" Bonham on drums.
my favorite song on earth+i disagree with jon g lewis on everything hes ever said about zep+bonham
just.............AWESOME! You go JPJ!
This is pretty cool.
07/07/80 - 07/07/12
32 years since Zeppelin's last gig...wow
true.
that is a good point, i just wish they could both have kicked their bad habits earlier so we could hear what they would come up with in later years.. i mean as these men got older their experience sky rocketed and it showed through their music i couldnt even imagine how good they would be throughout the 20th century and further on as well.. just a band of all stars
Bonzo didnt want to play drums anymore. He wanted to be with his family. All the touring took its toll it seems.
This is an old comment, but the drugs were talking I believe. Had he be cleaned up from the his alcoholism and weaned off heroin - I think he'd have been ok. Go read on his appearence All Right Now in 1980. He was VERY anxious, so the problems appeared to be deeper than Zeppelin. JPJ has also said there were problems at home for him because of those addictions. Did they contribute to his anxiety, maybe - maybe not. We'll sadly never know.
It wasn't that simple. When Plant wanted to leave the band after his son died in 1977, he originally applied to be a school teacher. Meanwhile, Bonzo used to turn up to Robert's house practically every day in a limo. He'd drive them around in the limo to convince Plant to stay in the band
懐かしい。
what is that droning sound thing bonzo makes with his drums? anyone know?
The Kettle Drum Tympani. Has a foot pedal you can change the tension with ...to make that weird sound.
Yes. This is much much better than the Knebworth version. Just more driving and tight.
at the end, Plant is like ".. shut up.. don't do that"
This beginning is a little window into what ... could have been
They were supposed to play Berlin again the next night but it was cancelled. I wonder why?
In all honesty, had Bonzo not died Page may have never kicked the heroin and he could be the dead one.
The Elephant in the Room most definitely. I dislike all peopie talk is Bonzo's alcoholism but the more you read into it....Page's heroin habit was a definite tight rope. Bonham was the savior and scapegoat. After all, he was the ONE who convinced Plant to comeback in 78....only true friendship had Robert make a miracle move. In Through the Outdoor is a personal fav because it was done against all odds. The first Zepp reunion was in 1978-1980. The band ended as a brotherhood in 1977.
@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories Love these anecdotes
@MrAlex0262 JPJ and Page Officially released a soundtrack to the movie called Scream for help in 1985.. does that count? lol
LED ZEP!
its lonely at the bottom but dizzy at the top!
all I know is I was there that night..Eisporthalle sits right behind Deutchlandhalle..maybe it is listed as such..wish I still had the tickets, but those are long gone due to a divorce..saw about 50 concerts at deutchlandhalle, where Electric Light Orchestra also played on their Out of The Blue tour, without the spaceship though.
@tranceofdances Yes , after Bonzo died the split , Plant and Page played later at the Live Aid 5 years later again together for the first time sionce Bonzo died .
Would love to get this whole show . Bonzos last ?
Wrong venue posted on upload..final concert was at Deutchlandhalle, not Eissporthalle
Muito louco
@BatteryRock Agreed
I think I'm definitely the minority when I say that I prefer the live versions of this song... 🎸
I'm with you!
@MrAlex0262 Not necessarily true, they did the honey drippers thing in 83-84 and Page helped write guitar parts and produced certain pieces for Robert while en-devouring on his solo career... Behind the scenes they all still worked together for a number of yrs following the breakup but kept it hush hush for obvious publicity reasons.
I think this all the time, Page would have just got worse with Led Zeppelin carrying on through the 80's and he would have never stopped his Rock n Roll life style and died due to heroin. Either way a legend would be lost :(
I think that's an over generalization. I presume you are referencing Plant's description of the ride to the last rehearsal on 9/24/80, where Bonzo said he wanted to sing and Plant ought to play drums. I've read Bonzo was in the process of kicking heroin and on medication for it and the result was periods of depression. If Bonzo wanted to stop, you'd think he'd have told Grant he was done, no? Instead saying it only while drinking?
@beeterolds Ok, thanks for those News ,but Offficial the did nothing together after Bonzos dead or ? I ve heard from the honey drippers thing , but i thougt that would be something like a Rumour . Once more, thank you :)
oho
@robdavewal
they could've changed their name to 'The New Yardbirds' and been joined by a Yes drummer (bruford or white - either would've done fine).
something unique might have happened - a phoenix if you will.
i'm glad that the boss is going on& look forward to how he'll 'drive all night'
@jjp4mma Me too :( Why John? WHYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY?
Then you know as well as I do that Eisporthalle is directly behind Deutchlandhalle.
Well...heroin is not the end of the line...it's only a marker...Can't tell you the amount of madness that has marked my life...but don't judge a life's end by the horse...it can be an end...or a beginning....
@mydrumasnare
.. hope it was a good friend who shared your feeling
the guy who told me did so as an afterthought .. oh yeah - the drummer died today.
.. didn't have a fucking clue and didn't think of the end (of zep').
lonely day,wasn't it.
What a bummer...there hasnt been a drummer like bonzo,before or since. And if,your a drummer and hes your influence,you couldnt have picked better!
So hard to know how it would have all turned out if Bonzo had lived?
gjrock70 probably would have made a few more kickass records and respectfully retired
if you were right is Led Zeppelin`s homepage wrong
Yes it is...for a boring Saturday night.
Wow, is this seriously Zeps last gig together?
🌈🇺🇸
Planty looks serius on this recording.
JPJ's song!
@beeterolds Ok , i think it Counts, you win ! :) :D
Amazingly tight (aside from all that Jimmy Page widdly woo at the end).
I heard another live version from the Page/Plant tour and turned that off barely into it and Knebworth is kind of sketchy what with Page seemingly "distracted"...
"wish" The Who had .....etc.
Yeah, but what happened the following morning?
Facts? Well, Richard Cole states Bonzo was using heroin and went on to say Bonzo was in process of kicking by '80 and taking motival for anxiety. Other sources have confirmed this.
I have looked it up, Take your snotty patronizing somewhere else.
ganz gut gesungen, aber der Band-Sound ist echt mies