Bands evolve and Led Zeps core remained the same,people said the same about Radiohead but I saw them before Pablo Honey and rite up to Pool shaped Moon,and they like Zep "evolved" some people think that means there not as good as before but that's their problem cos its them that cant evolve,viva la music.❤
If Presence came out in 1970 and lll came out in ‘76 ... switch places... then Presence would be so much more well known, more appreciated. I think it’s mostly the timing of it all. It was LZ’s 7th studio album. They’d already set the bar SO FREAKIN HIGH (for themselves as well as all other bands). Punk was coming into the scene. A lot of factors, but ultimately it was the timing in my opinion. Looking back now (or anytime from the 90s on) a lot of, if not all of what I’ve mentioned no longer applies and we can see the entire LZ catalog from a different perspective. I agree it’s definitely the most underrated LZ album. Achilles alone is just mind blowing.
@@scottbrooks2255 ....yes indeed. ...I was at for both shows at the UNO Lakefront Arena. .if im not mistaken they opened up with Good Times Bad Times. .
@@JoeL-nm2hm Hey Joe what year was that they came to New Orleans. And this is probably a stupid question but are you from New Orleans. I'm 55 years old and was born & raised right here in New Orleans. This is just my opinion but Led Zeppelin is the Best Rock band of all time
Funny that many think that Presence is not a good album that their skills were declining. Actually, it’s one of their best, if you’re not just into the radio friendly tunes. It has some of Page’s best playing and some of Zep’s best compositions. Not a bad song on the album. One of my favorites.
Completely agree. Jimmy's and Bonzos playing on Presence was next level. Great singing and playing all the way through. They should've done more of Presence on the 77 tour.
Yes that was what I thought of In Through The Outdoor too. I got the cassette tape of Physical Graffiti, it was my intro to the band. Then got Presence at a used record store. I recorded on tape and listened to it all the time.
Crazy Train, Jimmy does pour out his soul. You can also tell he is a tortured soul due to the media and their false accusations and he also loathes music as an INDUSTRY as well. Music is an art and should not have been misused by making it a business.
If you ever saw him live what hits you is how he puts absolutely everything into it. He gave it 100%.... sometimes he looked like he might die right there on the stage. He's the best for sure.
This whole album was amazing and one of their best. Presence didn’t get the credit it deserved. And Tea for One is one of their most passionate songs. Simply beautifully done masterpiece. Just shows that music critics don’t always know their job. Most of them didn’t know good music from banging on a trash can.
Someone said sloppy. I see brilliance in his mastery and understanding of the blues. An imperfect expression of the heart and soul. Thats the blues. Imperfect but incredibly accurate of emotion.
Jimmy is sloppy live... and my absolute favorite guitarist EVER ! My first concert was Zep '73, then '75, then '77 (entire Seattle Kingdome show is on RUclips... filmed by their crew !) Then this happened a few years ago ! ruclips.net/video/vxjdo1jBDJ8/видео.html
Sloppy in comparison to what? Raw perspective on a genre style that takes it somewhere no one else could.. Fluid transitions well timed and felt compositions. Page masters his instrument and makes every song a masterpiece. Those cords with Plants vocals give me the chills.
This rocks beyond belief. Page still rules and Plant's voice couldn't sound better. The symphony in the back also adds a really nice vibe. It must have been amazing to see that live.
I saw them in '95 promoting the No Quarter album and it was bloody fantastic. Jimmy & Robert accomplished just what they set out to do-bring that Morocco sound to America. Wish they would do another Page/Plant project using that same orchestra. Had no idea that Michael Lee passed. God bless his soul...RIP...
I could listen to this song all day, every day. Jimmy is so effin awesome. Plant sings this song with such feeling. And Jimmy pours his heart & soul into the music. Total Genius.
So many guitar players try to emulate Page, but they miss the emotion. For me, His depth is unmatched, except for maybe Duane Allman. That’s what hits the heart.
Ahh.. Tea for One, what I like to refer to as "Since I've Been Loving You II", this song and that song are just spellbinding in my opinion. Soulful, emotionally charged, bluesy tunes that bring out the very best in Jimmy and Robert. This performance in particular, just makes one realize that here are two of the best rock elements in the world, EVER, and how their yin weaves so tightly and perfectly with their yang; and that there will never be another Led Zeppelin - for the rock Gods, they broke the mold.
Something that sets Zeppelin apart is the perfect integration of four master musicians. It took all of them to make Led Zeppelin. They respected and got along with each other. Unlike so many bands that were plagued by infighting and ego trips, Zeppelin was and will remain history's perfect Rock n Roll band on every level. Hammer of the Gods.
Jimmy Page has done a rare thing as a guitarist. He has evolved into a more delicate and sensitive player, while still retaining just enough of his old ferocity.
Susanne Williamsson . . . completely agree with you. I loved the album Presence and loved Tea for One and Hots on for Nowhere. Zeppelin should have included these songs in '77 and '79 and gotten rid of by then the mind numbingly boring Since I've Been Loving You etc.
And this is an amazing reinterpretation of their own creation. Their live performances were just that- no two ever the same - so necessary for me to hear the novel nuances in the various bootlegs- often too staggering for words as you all know.
Saw page and plant at the forum, Lee was a force. Big loud and always in time. A great drummer that help make P and P in the late 90 s . Rip you are missed.
It's so great I agree but it's not played on radio at all ! Stairway is a constant rotation song , I never tire of it I crank it the build up on stairway never gets old to me , I know some dont like it anymore but I have trouble listening to whole lotta love and black dog ! Throw rock n roll in there those 3 are classics but I'm tired of listening to them! Every thing else which is plenty bring it on home!
One song that I never get tired of hearing is the powerful 'When the Levee Breaks' those drums are from another world,and yet the hi hat sounds like a garbage can lid but it just seems to work...go figure
I have always loved this song. I loved the album - Presence - and in particular Tea for One along, For Your Life and Hot's On for Nowhere. Presence is an all guitar album WITH Jimmy Page at his best. I have said it before and will say it again. Presence sorts out the wheat from the chaff. Anyone could like Whole Lotta Love, Rock"N'Roll, Trampled Underfoot as they are commercialised tracks. It takes a discerning ear to listen to Presence as it requires one to visualise and feel. The guitar work is phenomenal.
I would say Physicsl Graffiti was too. So many good underrated sons on that album. not a bad some on the whole thing which includes a piano jam with I believe on of their producers
Presence is a masterpiece in my opinion perhaps THE BEST guitar work on record for Jimmy ! Hots on for Nowhere is an Amazing track ! Another never talked about track is Darlene off Coda ! Jimmy's playing on that Is also fantastic ! PEACE LOVE LED ZEPPELIN
+Jim Dunmire Page's phrasing is jaw dropping! Not even Clapton, Beck or Blackmore can phrase like this when playing the blues! Each lick Page uses in this tune is a brush stroke of genius! In actuality, Page is an oil painter in real life, and he applies that skill to his guitar playing. The artistry is just so apparent and obvious! Epic performance here!
+bubhub64 you said it man. I was actually trying to think of the correct word to describe the incredible aspects of this performance by Page. Phrasing! That's the word! That really trumps technique in my mind. Would rather have average technique with brilliant/unique phrasing than average phrasing and great technique.
Page is my favourite guitarist but have you checked out Joe Bonamassa? He has done an amazing cover of Tea for One, if not I recommend checking it out :P
How come twenty four hours Baby sometimes seem to slip into days? Oh, twenty-four hours Baby sometimes seem to slip into days, yeah One minute seems like a lifetime Oh baby, when I feel this way Sittin' lookin' at the clock Time moves so slow I've been watchin' for the hands to move Until I just can't look no more How come twenty four hours Baby sometimes seems to slip into days? A minute seems like a lifetime Baby when I feel this way To sing a song for you I recall you used to say Oh baby this one's for we two Which in the end is you anyway How come twenty four hours Baby sometimes seem to slip into days? A minute seems like a lifetime Baby when I feel this way There was a time that I stood tall In the eyes of other men But by my own choice I left you woman And now I can't get back again How come twenty-four hours Sometimes seem to slip into days, yeah Well, well, well well A minute seems like a lifetime Baby when I feel this way A minute seems like a lifetime Oh baby, when I feel this way I feel this way
@@jimbrewster6483 the space Jones creates in this track is out of this world. Both Bonzo and Jones are otherworldly in this track. They have their own unique laid back time, impossible to recreate in a cover. Try it if you are a musician.
Pat King I hate it when someone compliments two musicians, some folks think they are slamming the others in the group. I’m with you, my friend. I’ve seen Plant and Page perform separately and those were great shows but nothing compares to Plant & Page together. I wish they could put their differences aside and play together again, for the sake of their fans. ❤️🤗
I know a PhD in music who says that Jimmy is the most amazing guitarist composer in rock music! Who else could write stairway to heaven, ramble on, heartbreaker, whole lotta love, the rain song, thank you, baby I’m gonna leave you, rock and roll and so many other amazing songs?
Rickin Russia don’t get me wrong by any means Jimmy Page is my favorite guitarist ever, and I don’t really know why you’re trying to negate his genius, I was just pointing out it was a cover. And I’d give them credit for STH, I don’t care about the stupid Spirit song, and no one else does either
@@antoniusk8893 I didn't negate his genius either. Physical Graffiti, HOtH, Presence, pure genius no doubt. The genius of JPJ and Bonham as well. Just pointing out that he stole other artists intellectual property and signed his name to it as his own. And courts have upheld the artists that were ripped, exception being STH. I'd say mostly genius, partly thief was my point.
R. Plant here sings in a mix of soul rock and a sort of blues while J. Page plays his guitar like in a dream with perfect acustic.They are both artists impossible to reach before and for a very long time more.FANTASTIC!!
Absolute blues mastery from Jimmy in this one. His playing is so light & fluid & full of feeling. Robert & the whole band are just as good & the orchestra is a nice touch.
Mi corazon dejo de latir a los 4:20. Y por unos cuantos minutos me fui al cielo. My heart stopped beating at 4:20. And for a few minutes I was in heaven. El Maestro
Being a guitarist for a number of yrs, there was a time long ago in days of old when magic filled the air, that magic was Jimmy, Robert and company. This is classic stuff from the maestro that conceived and wrote it much less played it even in his on-going yrs. Jimmy is a guitar god and while some today my not give him his due, his library of work and accomplishment of the greatest rock band in history cannot be denied. I love this tune. Bonamassa is a great blues player but not Jimmy or LZep.
Daaaang. Not a mention of the brilliance of Robert Plants voice as he weaves through the song. He was one of a kind. My favorite band of 60s 70s. Next chicago. Unbelievable talent
I think their best is I'm Gonna Crawl, then Tea For One. Those are real heart-felt blues experienced by a group of guys who'd just been through trauma, and later death.
Одна из моих любимых песен!!! С великолепного Presence, который разные недоумки считают худшим. Пейдж очень красиво играет, Плант красиво поет ну и так далее 👍👍👍
@@lilpbass had no idea he passed, sad day indeed. I was fortunate to see a show on this tour, and his playing made a huge impression on me for being a guy I'd never heard of before. RIP
Such an incredible performance....the ever timeless, eternal and formidable L.Z....with of course Mr Page and Plant in their prime.Wonderful footage, thanks for sharing Cheryumin.
@@HipsterDoofus100 First, it's different. Second, it does not even matter: when did they ever play the same song in a same way??? Every performance is unique. I have a collection of 8 live records of SIBLY and I am playing them like an album, never get bored or tired. Never (pun intended).
Leave it to a bunch of wizards to cook up some timeless music. I heard this the first time a long time back, thinking I understood what the lyrics really meant. Now with how things are in my personal life, I know damn well what the song means as well as how unbelievably potent Led Zeppelin has and will always be.
Throughout the entire concert, Robert Plant is wearing a T-shirt bearing the name and image of famous Egyptian singer-songwriter Mohammed Abdel Wahab...
I.like Joe B too. But certain songs I agree are just" the best" with another artist....I.havent heard this one.i grew up.in 70s with zeppelin. One of the best vocalists. The music of 70s was the best of the best. Now its basic crap to me.rap and no soul and talent. So glad for utube to fill my soul up....
Joe B. is a good technician and shows emotion doing his own songs and he does Led Zeppelin well but there’s no one who has more soul and can make his guitar sing like Jimmy Page.
Indeed,I was devastated I was too sick,and would also have had to travel to Melbourne from Adelaide-not that FAR,it certainly was in late 1995 :- i . THIS would've helped my damaged soul ENORMOUSLY at THAT particular time,though I'm not exactly religious (deepest respect for those that are...all types),so I suppose I Am,as mine is about realising WE are just another organic species of OUR MOTHER earth. Even just eyes closed on a stretcher (I can feel the laughter already-it doesn't matter NOW,so-go for it mad hatters) even just this track,and definitely "Ten Years Gone" Absolutely no question in my mind whatsoever, PURE healing music.
Well exactly that ... Deliberately played with a little bit of sloppy on it. Just like life, like Rock is supposed to be, a little sloppy, . I love Jimmy and almost everything he ever wrote, I don't really have another word for it other than sloppy. I'm sure it's intentionally done. Probably his trade mark in my opinion. There is a part of Rock life that sloppy and fukked up kinda go hand and hand. Been playing almost 40 years myself and know many of Jimmy's riffs, runs, licks he is the King riff master. I looked it up in the dictionary. Right beside the word" cool "there's a pic of Jimmy. 🤘
Saw this tour in '96'. Ya gotta live the Japanese string section backup. Is there anything better than a slovenly looking sweaty Page, with a Golden Plant? He doesn't get mentioned enough as a Blues player. No one has "chunks" in front of his notes like him. Sloppy, clean, Blues, Rock, Jazzy, Trippy, twangy, slidey, country, or in your face.... There has never been, or will be another like Jimmy Page.
It just gets better and better as the song settles in its groove, with Jimmy's light touch, his tone and the orchestration, it is quite sublime. With headphones, turn it up, and be taken on a soulful trip.
I think I’m in the minority of those who like Tea For One better than Since I’ve Been Loving You. I just think Tea For One has a much stronger blues noire vibe which I personally adore.
WOW ! EPIC ! I saw Zep in Oaktown in 1977 Saturday , I saw "The Firm" twice I saw the Frisco A.R.M.S. Show with Beck Clapton and Page , this is the best I have heard Page and Plant sound since Bonzo died , drummers off but still great . This is by far my favorite Zep Album , For Your Life is my favorite song of all time ! This and Achilles are Anthems !! I was blessed to grow up in the sixties and seventies , Thank You Lord !
zep fan for a long time. music fan for a longer time. Mr. Page is just off the chart player. can you imagine what it would have been like for him and the band if they had never did drugs??. achilles is beyond epic. the live version is sick. note for note. and yes thank you Lord!. music, a gift from God. amen?.
Ron Dunbar that's debatable re: w/o drugs. Their performances would have been sharper, but would 3/4 of the songs ever been written in the first place w/o the influence of certain substances? The million dollar question.
Robert Plant = A Most Heartfelt Bluesman + much more than a voice, a vocal instrument = THE singer EVERY vocalist aspires to be. Jimmy Paige = Beastly power chords + Soulful blues string bending + A seasoned navigator when journeying through acoustic ballads = FREEKIN GUITAR GOD.
Presence.
The most underrated album in the entire Led Zeppelin catalogue. And it’s not even close.
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Bands evolve and Led Zeps core remained the same,people said the same about Radiohead but I saw them before Pablo Honey and rite up to Pool shaped Moon,and they like Zep "evolved" some people think that means there not as good as before but that's their problem cos its them that cant evolve,viva la music.❤
If Presence came out in 1970 and lll came out in ‘76 ... switch places... then Presence would be so much more well known, more appreciated.
I think it’s mostly the timing of it all.
It was LZ’s 7th studio album. They’d already set the bar SO FREAKIN HIGH (for themselves as well as all other bands).
Punk was coming into the scene.
A lot of factors, but ultimately it was the timing in my opinion.
Looking back now (or anytime from the 90s on) a lot of, if not all of what I’ve mentioned no longer applies and we can see the entire LZ catalog from a different perspective.
I agree it’s definitely the most underrated LZ album.
Achilles alone is just mind blowing.
Probably THE most underrated zeppelin song
and an under appreciated BLUES classic
A true hidden gem, oft-over-looked, and one I absolutely melt my drums down to when eva I can. 🤙🍺🇺🇸
I had the worst seats imaginable for this show, in a terrible venue...and to this day is still the best show I've ever seen
Gosh,
Gosh. so glad to see you admit it!
Same thing happened to me in New Orleans. But I was there nonetheless. And it was still fantastic!!
Saw Page n Plant in Charleston, SC. Have seen a bunch of concerts but this was the best ever!!
@@scottbrooks2255 ....yes indeed. ...I was at for both shows at the UNO Lakefront Arena. .if im not mistaken they opened up with Good Times Bad Times. .
@@JoeL-nm2hm Hey Joe what year was that they came to New Orleans. And this is probably a stupid question but are you from New Orleans. I'm 55 years old and was born & raised right here in New Orleans. This is just my opinion but Led Zeppelin is the Best Rock band of all time
Funny that many think that Presence is not a good album that their skills were declining. Actually, it’s one of their best, if you’re not just into the radio friendly tunes. It has some of Page’s best playing and some of Zep’s best compositions. Not a bad song on the album. One of my favorites.
Completely agree. Jimmy's and Bonzos playing on Presence was next level. Great singing and playing all the way through. They should've done more of Presence on the 77 tour.
Joey Huebner good points
The rhythm section of Page and Bonham added to the awesomeness of their music. Kashmir is a great example.
It's not my favorite album by them per se, but it has some of my favorite songs on it and it has a lot of Page's best efforts on it.
Yes that was what I thought of In Through The Outdoor too. I got the cassette tape of Physical Graffiti, it was my intro to the band. Then got Presence at a used record store. I recorded on tape and listened to it all the time.
Page's solo is tear-jerking every time
100% of Jimmy's soul pours out oh his guitar. Like no other.
Crazy Train, Jimmy does pour out his soul. You can also tell he is a tortured soul due to the media and their false accusations and he also loathes music as an INDUSTRY as well. Music is an art and should not have been misused by making it a business.
If you ever saw him live what hits you is how he puts absolutely everything into it. He gave it 100%.... sometimes he looked like he might die right there on the stage. He's the best for sure.
《PAGE》♡
Very tasty. Pagey could sure play the blues. Beautiful
He actually did, obviously
@@gammer0016 Yes, go back to your console,sir.
magical guitar playing by Jimmy Page.....
This whole album was amazing and one of their best. Presence didn’t get the credit it deserved. And Tea for One is one of their most passionate songs. Simply beautifully done masterpiece. Just shows that music critics don’t always know their job. Most of them didn’t know good music from banging on a trash can.
Never mind Critics, the public are fickle and mindless anyway. Wouldn't know a diminished seventh from a bobcat's ballbag.
Incredible Jimmy, that's why I like his way of playing the guitar. He's in trance.
Someone said sloppy. I see brilliance in his mastery and understanding of the blues. An imperfect expression of the heart and soul. Thats the blues. Imperfect but incredibly accurate of emotion.
That's what every critic of Page said. They were right; but so was Page.
He is the only AX GRINDER THAT CAN MAKE SLOPPY INTO PERFECTOMUNDO
Robert Travers I agree totally. I think he may have gone through a a brief period of occasional sloppiness. Jimmy over his career has been tight.
Jimmy is sloppy live... and my absolute favorite guitarist EVER ! My first concert was Zep '73, then '75, then '77 (entire Seattle Kingdome show is on RUclips... filmed by their crew !) Then this happened a few years ago !
ruclips.net/video/vxjdo1jBDJ8/видео.html
Sloppy in comparison to what? Raw perspective on a genre style that takes it somewhere no one else could..
Fluid transitions well timed and felt compositions.
Page masters his instrument and makes every song a masterpiece.
Those cords with Plants vocals give me the chills.
*_"Tea for one", younger sister of "Since I've Been Loving You"_*
Yes! These 2 and "I'm Gonna Crawl", the sexiest, bluesiest tunes IMO.
Quite true. Some of the same cord progressions! Nobody sounded like the Great Jimmy Page. +++++
Good analysis
@@patriciabaxter7915 lemon song
Yes I think your right
What a way to play the guitar, it moves me to tears, this song is incredible. Presence one of my favorite albums
Jimmy Page, my favorite Rock guitarist of all time!
Happy 77th Birthday Jimmy, on this 9th of January 2021!
Thank you for everything I've learned from you.
🐉🎸🎶🎵🧠
This rocks beyond belief. Page still rules and Plant's voice couldn't sound better. The symphony in the back also adds a really nice vibe. It must have been amazing to see that live.
grinderman77 just discoved it ,,top music !
+grinderman77 I don't mean to brag, but I saw them live 2 weeks earlier, still the best live show I've ever seen.
it ain't bragging if u were there and enjoyed it. brag on K.
I saw them in '95 promoting the No Quarter album and it was bloody fantastic. Jimmy & Robert accomplished just what they set out to do-bring that Morocco sound to America. Wish they would do another Page/Plant project using that same orchestra. Had no idea that Michael Lee passed. God bless his soul...RIP...
grinderman77 - it was....
I remember some of my darkest hours that this song took me to the real..love you JPage
This is why Page is the master
Jimmys-The Virtiouso of Guitar.
RODRIGO RODRIGUEZ I am pretty sure they both came on after Jimmy Page.
This is the deep blues, and it touches me inside to the core.
You got it right,no other rock guitar player takes the blues to a fine elegant level with that passion
@RODRIGO RODRIGUEZ Hes alot more than those fools!
I could listen to this song all day, every day. Jimmy is so effin awesome. Plant sings this song with such feeling. And Jimmy pours his heart & soul into the music. Total Genius.
On some days Page is the best blues guitar player alive. This performance was one of those days.
Jimmy Page is the greatest Rock Guitarist in the world.
Damn right !!!!!
Clapton is the greatest.
So many guitar players try to emulate Page, but they miss the emotion. For me, His depth is unmatched, except for maybe Duane Allman. That’s what hits the heart.
He’s up there with the greats but it’d be a long old debate to name a greatest, so many subjective opinions.
@@Sandro2367 Clapton isn't that great. My Uncle played better then him. Page will always be the man.
TEA FOR ONE , IS FANTASTIC. BEAUTY MELODY.
Epic, Jimmy is the master.
Page bends his body into the grove of the blues dynamic as he feels it “
Ahh.. Tea for One, what I like to refer to as "Since I've Been Loving You II", this song and that song are just spellbinding in my opinion. Soulful, emotionally charged, bluesy tunes that bring out the very best in Jimmy and Robert. This performance in particular, just makes one realize that here are two of the best rock elements in the world, EVER, and how their yin weaves so tightly and perfectly with their yang; and that there will never be another Led Zeppelin - for the rock Gods, they broke the mold.
I think this song, and this version of it, probably is my most favourite Zepp tune ever.
Something that sets Zeppelin apart is the perfect integration of four master musicians. It took all of them to make Led Zeppelin. They respected and got along with each other. Unlike so many bands that were plagued by infighting and ego trips, Zeppelin was and will remain history's perfect Rock n Roll band on every level. Hammer of the Gods.
A wonderful, touching work of art of all times! One could recognize Page's guitar touch even at the first note out of it. Emotion beyond any limits.
Hello Anelise, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the COVID-19 virus??
Jimmy Page has done a rare thing as a guitarist. He has evolved into a more delicate and sensitive player, while still retaining just enough of his old ferocity.
yeah. well said.
The young drummer is one of the best I have seen. He channels the spirit of bonzo. The snare is brilliant.
And he is with Bonzo in Drummer Heaven. His name was Michael Lee.
This is without a doubt one of their very best, the sad thing is, there is so many ! They really are an iconic group, no question about it....
Susanne Williamsson . . . completely agree with you. I loved the album Presence and loved Tea for One and Hots on for Nowhere.
Zeppelin should have included these songs in '77 and '79 and gotten rid of by then the mind numbingly boring Since I've Been Loving You etc.
And this is an amazing reinterpretation of their own creation. Their live performances were just that- no two ever the same - so necessary for me to hear the novel nuances in the various bootlegs- often too staggering for words as you all know.
Yeah... "sad".
No one emotes like Jimmy.
Saw page and plant at the forum, Lee was a force. Big loud and always in time. A great drummer that help make P and P in the late 90 s . Rip you are missed.
He does great on Night Flight as well.
R.I.P Michael Lee
A minute seems like a lifetime, oh baby when I feel this way ~ Absolutely
Just BRILLIANT!!! Jimmy is just powerful when playing.... and Robert voice just Beautiful ♥️♥️
Hello Sharon, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the COVID-19 virus??
Happy 75th Jim Thanks for being a huge part of the soundtrack of my life, & the guitar lessons!
just fuckin awesomeness...... A minute seems like a lifetime, Baby when I feel this way...
Achilles Last Stand from Presence is even better than Stairway to Heaven as a masterpiece
Yeah. The visual I can imagine in that song are the heroes fighting a long battle with their enemies and then riding off into the sunset.
They’re all masterpieces
It's so great I agree but it's not played on radio at all ! Stairway is a constant rotation song , I never tire of it I crank it the build up on stairway never gets old to me , I know some dont like it anymore but I have trouble listening to whole lotta love and black dog ! Throw rock n roll in there those 3 are classics but I'm tired of listening to them! Every thing else which is plenty bring it on home!
One song that I never get tired of hearing is the powerful 'When the Levee Breaks' those drums are from another world,and yet the hi hat sounds like a garbage can lid but it just seems to work...go figure
@@perrysar5954 Wonderful song
The lovely sound of Page's amplifier hiss is unmistakable.
I have always loved this song. I loved the album - Presence - and in particular Tea for One along, For Your Life and Hot's On for Nowhere. Presence is an all guitar album WITH Jimmy Page at his best. I have said it before and will say it again. Presence sorts out the wheat from the chaff. Anyone could like Whole Lotta Love, Rock"N'Roll, Trampled Underfoot as they are commercialised tracks. It takes a discerning ear to listen to Presence as it requires one to visualise and feel. The guitar work is phenomenal.
I would say Physicsl Graffiti was too. So many good underrated sons on that album. not a bad some on the whole thing which includes a piano jam with I believe on of their producers
Wish the intro could have been turned into a 5 minute epic. Whilst it is part of the song its one of their best riffs left as a brief intro.
Presence is Jimmys best work for sure. Guitar armies as he called them
Presence is a masterpiece in my opinion perhaps THE BEST guitar work on record for Jimmy ! Hots on for Nowhere is an Amazing track ! Another never talked about track is Darlene off Coda ! Jimmy's playing on that Is also fantastic ! PEACE LOVE LED ZEPPELIN
I agree 100 % presence is a tremendous album packed with great and innovative guitar work
Seems that no one today can do such incredible guitar phrasing as good as Page does.
+Jim Dunmire Page's phrasing is jaw dropping! Not even Clapton, Beck or Blackmore can phrase like this when playing the blues! Each lick Page uses in this tune is a brush stroke of genius! In actuality, Page is an oil painter in real life, and he applies that skill to his guitar playing. The artistry is just so apparent and obvious! Epic performance here!
+bubhub64 you said it man. I was actually trying to think of the correct word to describe the incredible aspects of this performance by Page. Phrasing! That's the word! That really trumps technique in my mind. Would rather have average technique with brilliant/unique phrasing than average phrasing and great technique.
Page is my favourite guitarist but have you checked out Joe Bonamassa? He has done an amazing cover of Tea for One, if not I recommend checking it out :P
Yes he is very good. Thanks
joe's version is good, not great.
How come twenty four hours
Baby sometimes seem to slip into days?
Oh, twenty-four hours
Baby sometimes seem to slip into days, yeah
One minute seems like a lifetime
Oh baby, when I feel this way
Sittin' lookin' at the clock
Time moves so slow
I've been watchin' for the hands to move
Until I just can't look no more
How come twenty four hours
Baby sometimes seems to slip into days?
A minute seems like a lifetime
Baby when I feel this way
To sing a song for you
I recall you used to say
Oh baby this one's for we two
Which in the end is you anyway
How come twenty four hours
Baby sometimes seem to slip into days?
A minute seems like a lifetime
Baby when I feel this way
There was a time that I stood tall
In the eyes of other men
But by my own choice I left you woman
And now I can't get back again
How come twenty-four hours
Sometimes seem to slip into days, yeah
Well, well, well well
A minute seems like a lifetime
Baby when I feel this way
A minute seems like a lifetime
Oh baby, when I feel this way
I feel this way
GOD's most perfect creation... I'm blessed that i live in ZEPPELIN era
Wow... 2019 and JUST seeing this .. GOOSEBUMPS
Matt Sharpe Me, too. Now I’m obsessed. I watch it pretty much every day. And I still get goosebumps!
2020 . August
Jan 2021, technology brings it all back to enjoy.
His fingers might not be quite as fast as in his hey day but that tone he gets from that LP sure hasn't changed.
It takes a whole string section to make up for John Paul Jones.
Jones had little to do on this song, he played bass. What you mean is that the string section makes up for Page's multilayered guitars.
Page and Plant never gave Jones the credit he deserves
@@jimbrewster6483 the space Jones creates in this track is out of this world. Both Bonzo and Jones are otherworldly in this track. They have their own unique laid back time, impossible to recreate in a cover. Try it if you are a musician.
@@marvot The original recording was meant to be a restrained version of SIBLY. I've always liked this song.
@@jimbrewster6483 both are iconic for me. I can't choose !!
Wonderful Jimmy!
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That intro was just awesome. Some of the best post-Zep playing by Page. He’s really a unique blues guitar player.
The two greatest complimentary artist the world has ever known....
Individually great
Together the greatest.
Pat King John paul jones and Jimmy were even better.
fuck yeahhh
JPJ was amazing....very underestimated
Samuel TheWise
But if Plant or Page were not in this video they would be missed.
I like JPJ but I dont miss him here.
Pat King I hate it when someone compliments two musicians, some folks think they are slamming the others in the group. I’m with you, my friend. I’ve seen Plant and Page perform separately and those were great shows but nothing compares to Plant & Page together. I wish they could put their differences aside and play together again, for the sake of their fans. ❤️🤗
I know a PhD in music who says that Jimmy is the most amazing guitarist composer in rock music! Who else could write stairway to heaven, ramble on, heartbreaker, whole lotta love, the rain song, thank you, baby I’m gonna leave you, rock and roll and so many other amazing songs?
I would say guitar player/composer/producer combo to be more specific to his genius.
Their arrangement of the song is obviously the best but I do want to point out that they didn’t write babe I’m gonna leave you
@@antoniusk8893 Nor did JP write many of the riffs on their records, including STH. and PhD can stand for post hole digger.
Rickin Russia don’t get me wrong by any means Jimmy Page is my favorite guitarist ever, and I don’t really know why you’re trying to negate his genius, I was just pointing out it was a cover. And I’d give them credit for STH, I don’t care about the stupid Spirit song, and no one else does either
@@antoniusk8893 I didn't negate his genius either. Physical Graffiti, HOtH, Presence, pure genius no doubt. The genius of JPJ and Bonham as well. Just pointing out that he stole other artists intellectual property and signed his name to it as his own. And courts have upheld the artists that were ripped, exception being STH. I'd say mostly genius, partly thief was my point.
R. Plant here sings in a mix of soul rock and a sort of blues while J. Page plays his guitar like in a dream with perfect acustic.They are both artists impossible to reach before and for a very long time more.FANTASTIC!!
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Turned back the clock here, no doubt! ------Sweet!
Absolute blues mastery from Jimmy in this one. His playing is so light & fluid & full of feeling. Robert & the whole band are just as good & the orchestra is a nice touch.
Jimmy's playing waxed and waned over the years with his health, but this is beautiful. Classic Page. Like an aural painting.
"A minute seems like a lifetime, when I feel this way", the incredible synchronicity between these 2 is magic before our eyes, and ears. So sultry.
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Mi corazon dejo de latir a los 4:20. Y por unos cuantos minutos me fui al cielo.
My heart stopped beating at 4:20. And for a few minutes I was in heaven.
El Maestro
Right on Maria
Being a guitarist for a number of yrs, there was a time long ago in days of old when magic filled the air, that magic was Jimmy, Robert and company. This is classic stuff from the maestro that conceived and wrote it much less played it even in his on-going yrs. Jimmy is a guitar god and while some today my not give him his due, his library of work and accomplishment of the greatest rock band in history cannot be denied. I love this tune. Bonamassa is a great blues player but not Jimmy or LZep.
the best of the best !! ever!
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no band comes close. it kinda don't make sense.
Daaaang. Not a mention of the brilliance of Robert Plants voice as he weaves through the song. He was one of a kind. My favorite band of 60s 70s. Next chicago. Unbelievable talent
I'm having tea for one right now . I'm dazed and confused.
King Criss Me too
You are Rambling On.......and probably Going To California.....
Just hope you are. IN THE LIGHT
Me too but In the Evening last night I was trampled under foot while walking up the stairway to heaven, I felt like I was in my time of dying.
And this is your last stand
I believe this is Zeps second best slow blues or blues ballad behind Since I've been loving you.
it's just a different version of SIBLY.
I prefer tea for one to be honest and I love SIBLY
I prefer tea for one personally
it's almost the same song
I think their best is I'm Gonna Crawl, then Tea For One. Those are real heart-felt blues experienced by a group of guys who'd just been through trauma, and later death.
jimmy page + lp gibson = sweetness les paul said jimmy page put us on the map
454ss chevelle. Jimmy sounded just as good on the Telecaster.
William Tracy no he didnt
My favorite tune of them, I always listen to it imaging the figure of Bohnam
Happy Birthday 🎉🎂🎊🎁🎈Jimmy
If I was forced to pick my favorite from the greatest band since ever, Tea for One would be my choice. Flawless Gem.
Me too
@@deane1968 it hits you to the core tight? A wall of emotion... Thanks deane 1968
I’d have to agree with you on that. Page’s guitar work let’s you swim in that lonely, desolate feeling.
@@nightshift8249 Hell Yes NightShift
Одна из моих любимых песен!!! С великолепного Presence, который разные недоумки считают худшим. Пейдж очень красиво играет, Плант красиво поет ну и так далее 👍👍👍
Shame that this song has only 10 minutes... should be 24 hours... or days...
ah...I see what you did..
One of my 3 all time favorite songs
24 hours would be perfect!
Hahaha yes.... for now that repeat button comes in handy
And the time
move oh so slowly ....
I fell in love again....:)
Noone could replace Bonzo but Michael Lee did a great job
Are you serious?
Ford Driver I imagine he was serious, and he is correct
He flubbed and didn’t loose the beat or throw the band off. Only pros can do that. He is sorely missed. RIP Michael Lee.
@@lilpbass had no idea he passed, sad day indeed. I was fortunate to see a show on this tour, and his playing made a huge impression on me for being a guy I'd never heard of before. RIP
Seeing Micheal play Foursticks was a sight to behold.
4:25 that little run by Jimmy... the man is ON FIRE here.
Awesome music and vocals
Such an incredible performance....the ever timeless, eternal and formidable L.Z....with of course Mr Page and Plant in their prime.Wonderful footage, thanks for sharing Cheryumin.
Favorite Zeppelin Song.
Good on you Ken . . . and . . I agree.
Amen. I absolutely adore this song. One of their best songs off the Presence album by far!
I like this song too. Of course I also liked it the first time I heard it on zeppelin III and it was called ‘since I’ve been loving you’
One of them
@@HipsterDoofus100 First, it's different. Second, it does not even matter: when did they ever play the same song in a same way??? Every performance is unique. I have a collection of 8 live records of SIBLY and I am playing them like an album, never get bored or tired. Never (pun intended).
feels sublime at this tempo
Absolutely stellar.....Plant and Page on their A Game.....bleed that damn les paul.....
Leave it to a bunch of wizards to cook up some timeless music.
I heard this the first time a long time back, thinking I understood what the lyrics really meant.
Now with how things are in my personal life, I know damn well what the song means as well as how unbelievably potent Led Zeppelin has and will always be.
Throughout the entire concert, Robert Plant is wearing a T-shirt bearing the name and image of famous Egyptian singer-songwriter Mohammed Abdel Wahab...
Micheal lee was one of the best aand fit p&p perfectly,i saw them at the forum in 95.
An amazing drummer.
Yes I agree. Kansas City '95.
Edad Martin may he rest in peace.
Saw them at North Charleston Coliseum in 95 in SC. They did a killer version of The Wanton Song that evening.
Wooooooooo
Bravo! Jimmy..Bravo!
Funky Drummer is perfect!
Tea for One is one of my all-time favorites, love the slow blues playing of it!
Nothing Like The Original Master .
I always have to come back to this after listening to Bonamassa's soulless version. Page is the man!
tparnelli Joe plays way too many notes that take away from the essence of this song.
ha. yeah, right..
I.like Joe B too. But certain songs I agree are just" the best" with another artist....I.havent heard this one.i grew up.in 70s with zeppelin. One of the best vocalists. The music of 70s was the best of the best. Now its basic crap to me.rap and no soul and talent. So glad for utube to fill my soul up....
@@Braglemaster123 Bonamassa sucks compare to this
Joe B. is a good technician and shows emotion doing his own songs and he does Led Zeppelin well but there’s no one who has more soul and can make his guitar sing like Jimmy Page.
Play that guitar Jimmy..The "Best" You Are!☝💝I just flat out Love Robert!😍💕 Yehhaa!
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That Les Paul that Jimmy plays/has played for 50 years, still sings so sweetly.
Robert you are beyond gorgeous
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How do you say sloppy, but in the greatest way possible? Raw? Dirty? I think it's what I like most about his style.
STFU little one!
I think the best way to express it is to use words like authentic and in touch with his humaness in a way I can relate to.
Unbridled
Indeed,I was devastated I was too sick,and would also have had to travel to Melbourne from Adelaide-not that FAR,it certainly was in late 1995 :- i .
THIS would've helped my damaged soul ENORMOUSLY at THAT particular time,though I'm not exactly religious (deepest respect for those that are...all types),so I suppose I Am,as mine is about realising WE are just another organic species of OUR MOTHER earth.
Even just eyes closed on a stretcher (I can feel the laughter already-it doesn't matter NOW,so-go for it mad hatters) even just this track,and definitely "Ten Years Gone"
Absolutely no question in my mind whatsoever, PURE healing music.
Well exactly that ... Deliberately played with a little bit of sloppy on it. Just like life, like Rock is supposed to be, a little sloppy, . I love Jimmy and almost everything he ever wrote, I don't really have another word for it other than sloppy. I'm sure it's intentionally done. Probably his trade mark in my opinion. There is a part of Rock life that sloppy and fukked up kinda go hand and hand. Been playing almost 40 years myself and know many of Jimmy's riffs, runs, licks he is the King riff master. I looked it up in the dictionary. Right beside the word" cool "there's a pic of Jimmy. 🤘
Sorry folks; that's the only man on Earth who can do that.
Ken Ruger correct
Jeff Beck is still the best sorry
I've alway love this song, none of my friends never went this deep into Zepp like I was. I'm 43 years old now nd still loving this song!
My God , Jimmy is awesome! No words to describe, except brilliant!
Saw this tour in '96'.
Ya gotta live the Japanese string section backup.
Is there anything better than a slovenly looking sweaty Page, with a Golden Plant?
He doesn't get mentioned enough as a Blues player.
No one has "chunks" in front of his notes like him.
Sloppy, clean, Blues, Rock, Jazzy, Trippy, twangy, slidey, country, or in your face....
There has never been, or will be another like Jimmy Page.
page amazing..
the tokyo strings are enchanting
It just gets better and better as the song settles in its groove, with Jimmy's light touch, his tone and the orchestration, it is quite sublime. With headphones, turn it up, and be taken on a soulful trip.
Since 1977 he's been mixing the since I've been loving you solo with the tea for one solo
The most excellent Zeppelin I've heard in a long time
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Blues played right to my soul.
I think I’m in the minority of those who like Tea For One better than Since I’ve Been Loving You. I just think Tea For One has a much stronger blues noire vibe which I personally adore.
You are not alone, tea for one is pure concentrated blues
WOW ! EPIC ! I saw Zep in Oaktown in 1977 Saturday , I saw "The Firm" twice I saw the Frisco A.R.M.S. Show with Beck Clapton and Page , this is the best I have heard Page and Plant sound since Bonzo died , drummers off but still great .
This is by far my favorite Zep Album , For Your Life is my favorite song of all time ! This and Achilles are Anthems !!
I was blessed to grow up in the sixties and seventies , Thank You Lord !
zep fan for a long time. music fan for a longer time. Mr. Page is just off the chart player. can you imagine what it would have been like for him and the band if they had never did drugs??. achilles is beyond epic. the live version is sick. note for note. and yes thank you Lord!. music, a gift from God. amen?.
Ron Dunbar
that's debatable re: w/o drugs. Their performances would have been sharper, but would 3/4 of the songs ever been written in the first place w/o the influence of certain substances? The million dollar question.
i hear ya.
I was also at Day on the Green in Oakland collusium on Saturday! Judas Priest, Rick Derringer and Nurses do it Better!
I was also at the '77 Saturday show in Oakland.
Rick Derringer, Judas Priest and the Hammer of the Gods!
Robert Plant = A Most Heartfelt Bluesman + much more than a voice, a vocal instrument = THE singer EVERY vocalist aspires to be.
Jimmy Paige = Beastly power chords + Soulful blues string bending + A seasoned navigator when journeying through acoustic ballads = FREEKIN GUITAR GOD.
I love this song, i love Led Zeppelin!!!Thanks so much for uploading!Best regards from Greece!
Bloody hell… he just puts so much emotion into his notes. And that tone…