I was born in 1966 . I spent my childhood hanging out with my uncles and older cousins who listened to Led Zeppelin , Deep Purple , Jethro Tull , and the Charlie Daniels Band . The music and the bands that created these songs are iconic .
Shrek was the first place I heard that song. Mostly because my mom is lame. I say that, but I did learn me a lot of SRV from her while I was growing up. Apparently she hates the lead singer's voice.
My wife and I (mid 60s) only saw the original Iron Man when it first came out in 2008. Thought it was okay but for the following 13 years we never saw one Marvel movie. We were both like, oh my god, can we get something without all the effects and some good stories??? Just this past summer before our niece (a HUUUGE Marvel fan) left for college we said we'd binge all the movies with her. I can honestly say they are some of the most entertaining movies I've ever seen. When we got to Thor Ragnarok and this song came on I was pumped up like a teenager. Agreed one of the best uses of a song ever in a movie
Never thought I'd brag about being old, but I have the original vinyl, and I still play it. I was so damn lucky to be young and wild during the time of some of the best music ever made on this planet.
Do you remember going into the music store and seeing an album by this new band called Led Zeppelin with the Hindenburg on the cover? The first song on the first album was "Good Times Bad Times". Dropped the needle on that and within minutes I was on my bike racing home to listen to the entire thing.
@@wichitadisciple9874 I respect your opinion but I have to disagree. Lars is indeed an excellent drummer but in my opinion, John Bonham was as good if not better than Lars. (Lars was my favorite drummer for a long time).
I love seeing people's reactions to anything by Led Zeppelin for their first time. I recently got a Led Zeppelin pinball machine. The machine has 10 different Led Zeppelin tracks. I always start my game with "Immigrant Song" playing. That song really sets the pace while playing pinball. You really need to look up the lyrics to this song.
I often wonder if the young women in that crowd who are now grandma's have ever had a conversation with their granddaughters that started something like this, "When I was young, girls acted like girls, prim and proper!" But the conversation in grandma's head went a little bit different, "I'm so thankful that there's no picture of me sitting on that dude's shoulder and flashing my boobs at that Zeppelin concert!" Lol
I never say anything, but my husband always laughs hysterically because I was quite a hell-raiser and he lived through a few concerts with me. My granddaughters (16 & 13) found my stash of concert shirts and they were upset that they couldn't wear the shirts (I didn't realize how tiny I actually was!); I also wasn't going to give them to the girls in any case...
Unfortunately our kids and grandbabies have seen our photo albums from the 80's. The miniskirts, halter tops, beer bottles, and a bit of random paraphernalia nixed our chances of acting like the perfect teens.
I'm not a grandma yet, but my kids know a part of my life. The part I let them know...lol. Luckily, due to no cell phones, no pictures exist that I need to worry about. I do think, though, that the nursing home scene is changing as we speak. The nursing home folks were into Glenn Miller or Frank Sinatra. Now? They're getting the Led Zeppelin, Rolling Stones, and Black Sabbath type folks. The nursing homes just might be the place to hang out these days...lol.
"I come from the land of the ice and snow with the midnight sun and the hot springs flow...' Every time I hear Led Zep do this, I think of Jack Black in 'School of Rock'. I can't help it.
As someone who was a teenager at that time, I can tell you that this is the very definition of "head bangin" music. Just look at you guys through this song - totally head bangin'
Actually this song references Iceland and the Viking landings in North America along with the invasions of Britain and Ireland. The land of "Ice and Snow" where the Hot Springs blow. Iceland has so much geothermal activity they get most of their power from tapping it.
It took Disney a very long time to persuade LZ to sell them this song. They'd wanted it for Thor from the start, but Jimmy Page held out. And he made them pay for it, too! They just don't hire their songs out very often.
I play the drums. I can play this song. It took me a long time to get, and it still kicks my ass! Achilles Last Stand is also a MFer! John Bonham. Greatest R&R drummer of all time!
I cannot believe this brother pulled the charmed theme song, because that’s 100% the same weird ethereal singing and definitely not the same song 😂😂 I’m just glad someone else had the charmed theme song stuck in their head almost 2 decades later
Griffen Brothers - I LOVE that you're willing to check out some more Zeppelin. "Stairway To Heaven" LIVE is unbelievable & "Kashmir" (I like the audio) is my favorite! So grateful you've joined Jamel! ✌🎵❤
First time I heard Zep was summer 68. Down on the street a car was coming up, they were playing the radio and suddenly they just stopped and CRANKED it up and this new sound filled the air like it was the air! When the song finished, they just drove off.
Really?? I only love two tracks on III. This one and Gallow's Pole. Since I've Been Loving You is very good, but I don't love it. Sadly, what would've been the best song on the album was left on the cutting room floor, and didn't see the light of day until a month after the album came out and it was used as the B-side of the 45 single release of The Immigrant Song. Bonus points for the Zeppelin fan who can name that song! Tik tok tik tok tik tok....
@@veritasrex66 CONGRATS, YOU WIN!!! As for those other tracks, I like them in so far as they're Led Zeppelin and Led Zeppelin is my favorite band. But I don't love them, and they would not rank in my Top 35 Zep songs. Among the the three, "That's The Way", would rank the highest, perhaps in the 36 - 40 range.
@@Cosmo-Kramer Fair enough. I’ve always been partial to Zeppelins more slowed down, folksy stuff, so III satisfies my Zep appetite most thoroughly. My favorite Zep song, is, without question, “Ten Years Gone”. Which, interestingly, is not on my favorite Zep album.
Emerald by Thin Lizzy would be great for that as well. "Down from the glen came the marching men With their shields and their swords To fight the fight they believed to be right Overthrow the overlords To the town where there was plenty They brought plunder, swords and flame When they left the town was empty Children would never play again From their graves I heard the fallen Above the battle cry"
Y’all crack me up!! Back in the 70s when this was popular my girlies and I would cruise around in the car and actually head bang just like you are doing!’ LMAO
To the brothers from another mother. I've been to so many rock concerts I realy don't know how many . In my 58 years on this planet I never got to see my favorite the mighty zeppelin. The closet I ever got was page plant in 95 America west arena Phoenix , AZ. What I can say is the place was rocking. You could feel the vibration from the entire place in your entire body. The encore was Kazmir. I've been to shows that would drawf that show. I've never heard a crowd that loud. Thank you for keeping great music alive.Leon from Rockford IL.
I was thirteen when Mom got this album from the Capital Record Club in 1969 as a freebee!! You buy 2 get one free deal!! I'm 65 now and have the album. They did use this song in Shrek!!!! Giddeeeeuuuuup!!
they have 9 wonderful albums to check out. Start with Zeppelin 1 and go through them all to get a complete understanding of who Zeppelin was and what their range and talent is.
The first time I heard/watched Led Zeppelin was on the best music show Germany ever produced "The beat club" in 1969 with "the Lemon song" and I was 10 years old. I heard the "Immigrant song" 2 years later on "Radio Luxemburg". When I was 17 years old and finally knew enough English to know what the "Lemon song" was about made me love Led Zeppelin even more. This song was played on my engagement party in 1977. Lucky many Germans didn't know what it was about 😉😊🤣
Jimmy Page put an ad out in California paper to see if anyone had any live bootleg footage of Zeppelin from 75- 78. He got lots of footage and remastered it and “ How the west was won” was born. This is from the that film
This wasn’t bootleg, it was filmed by the ABC (Australian broadcasting Corporation) at the Sydney Cricket Ground in Feb 1972 off the Les Zeppelin DVD, how the west was won was the audio spinoff from the DVD
I have been watching your videos for a couple years now--I love them all--this is really cool to watch you interact with your bros too---you guys rock! Thanks for bringing a smile to my face while listening to awesome music! Rock on!!!
You need to check out the full Celebration Day concert that they did years later when they were a lot older. It’s on RUclips and it is awesome. That concert is off the chain. They still had it after all those years and they pulled me into that rabbit hole again just like it did when I heard them for the first time back in the day as a kid. Jason Bonham’s son Jason played the drums and knocked it out of the ball park😎 I just ordered the DVD to add to my concert video library. I am starting to educate my younger grandchildren to help them help me keep the great music alive. My grandson is 14 but he’s been listening to this music since he started living with me at the age of three and he has two younger sisters five and six and they now listen with me. Led Zeppelin the best freaking rock band of the 70s.
Led Zeppelin played at the old San Francisco 49er outdoor stadium Kezar in Golden Gate Park in the early 70s. It was sold out and I had no ticket. I was in high school so rode my bike there and heard some of the concert outside the stadium. Wow were they ever loud. It was so exciting as they were huge and rock gods to us teens. People stood on nearby roofs to listen. Nearby UCSF Hospital wasn't too happy with all that power bouncing of the medical center. LZ sure got the led out that day.
The footage was from a cricket stadium in Australia around 1971/'72... when Led Zeppelin played their only tour there... The live track was recorded at an L.A. show around 1973... it showed Zeppelin's power on stage when they were ON ⚡🔥
Nice to see you three together sharing this. Good call on Shrek 3 and Thor. It's actually a pretty awesome scene for both. I saw them live in 1977 and this was probably my favorite song of the concert. Saw the Rolling Stones at JFK twice. I believe they said 180,000 both times. I also saw the Beach Boys at the Mall in DC 5 8 times - next to the Washington Monument, Over 500,000 every year.
You guys are so stinking cute! I'm in such appreciation for your time that you took to review and listen to Led Zeppelin. One of my all-time favorite bands! The musicianship and collaboration was such an intricate part of of this band, and is still magical today!
This concert was in Sydney Australia In the early 70's.I think 73-74 I was about14 at the time I think a couple of my older cousin's went to this concert Not long after one of them received a Led Zeppelin album for his birthday It was played at his party & we all liked this new kind of music He ended up giving me a 45 record of Led Zeppelins with 2 of their songs but my parents were so disgusted that they broke it and me and my siblings weren't allowed to listen to them anymore sad but true
I saw Led Zeppilin 3 times in concert. FANTASTIC!! ( they were all indoor). I did get to see The Beatles in concert at Busch Stadium in St. Louis back in 1966. Couldn't really hear them over the screaming teenage girls! Couldn't really see them either since I was only 9yrs old and not tall enough to see over those screaming girls. LOL
dude, guys, you HAVE to see Thor Ragnarok, even if you watch nothing else from the MCU; that movie is awesome! In so many ways, on so many levels! do it do it do it!!!
Hi Jamal, this footage taken from Led Zeppelin's only Australian tour and was filmed on 27th Feb. 1972 at Randwick racecourse in Sydney. I was 17. A life changer for me.
You guys mentioned Led Zeppelin crowd size. I was lucky enough to have been 1 of somewhere around 180,000 at Knebworth 1979 😉 and yep it was truly mind blowing!
Led Zeppelin is one of my favorite bands. Unfortunately, I was never able to see the original lineup in concert live. However, I was able to see the the reunion tour of Jimmy Page & Robert Plant in the mid 1990's. Probably the most popular Led Zeppelin song is "Stairway to Heaven". At least it is the most played on Classic Rock radio. However, if you want to try a less well known, but equally brilliant Led Zeppelin song, try "No Quarter". If you want to see a brilliant Led Zeppelin concert, check out the 1976 movie "The Song Remains the Same". It shows footage from 3 concerts at Madison Square Garden in 1973. It is an excellent movie.
Your bro got it! And the one that called charmed .... I can see it in that opening...the similarities. You know I got show up for my ZEPPELIN! IT DOES MY HEART GOOD!
Led Zeppelin needed a GIANT on the album "Led Zeppelin III". But it had to be a short giant. NONE of us can teleport back to October 5, 1970. It's a quick tune to remind the fans that they were still a thing....
You 3 dudes look adorable...all noding your heads.. I am so glad that I was a teenager in the 60's and experienced the 70's freedom, fashion and having a fricking great time. Australia
This song is one where all of the band shows off their skills whether it is Robert Plant's screaming vocals, Jimmy Paige's masterful guitar, John Paul Jones on the bass or John Bonham giving that driving beat. One other thing is that it is one of the few non acoustic songs on Led Zeppelin III.
If you are a Greenbay Packers fan, You hear the into of this song every time they play an away game in Minnesota. If you're a Vikings fan, you hear it every home game.
“ This was at Kezar stadium in Golden Gate Park in the 1970’s when it was huge and could hold 30,000. Later it was remodeled to the much smaller venue it is today.”
BTW…great song. LOL This was the opening for the movie. The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo. Back in the day every concert I saw was like this & arenas were sold out. I saw a couple of concerts at the L. A. Forum. Remember that? 😊
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Let them listen to when the levee breaks
I was born in 1966 . I spent my childhood hanging out with my uncles and older cousins who listened to Led Zeppelin , Deep Purple , Jethro Tull , and the Charlie Daniels Band . The music and the bands that created these songs are iconic .
Jamal. Time for the Freaky Deeky.
Paradise by the Dashboard lights. - Meatloaf.
Or you could do something no one else has done yet.
1958.
Chantilly Lace.
The Big Bopper.
There is an 8 yr old who can play the drums like this. Look for Yoyoka Queen -Stone Cold Crazy
or Zep.
Thor ragnorok, but it was also from shrek .... and he even remembered the scene with snow white, impressive 😆
wish I could add more likes to that, entirely correct, hhahahhahahahahhahahahaha
Shrek was the first place I heard that song. Mostly because my mom is lame.
I say that, but I did learn me a lot of SRV from her while I was growing up. Apparently she hates the lead singer's voice.
Well done!!
It was also in "The School of Rock" with Jack Black.
Ice Age
When this one starts, EVERYBODY IS A VIKING.
Claps. HOOOOO
When this starts, everyone's head is bobbing!
A Minnesota Viking! So get rid of that Packer jersey.
Valhalar is waiting.
@@MrClarkisgod Claps. HOOOOO!
Literally THE most perfectly used song in a movie ever. Thor Ragnarok.
Snow White doing it in Shrek was also pretty epic honestly.
A song about Vikings in a movie about Norse lore is a perfect pairing! You're so right!
My wife and I (mid 60s) only saw the original Iron Man when it first came out in 2008. Thought it was okay but for the following 13 years we never saw one Marvel movie. We were both like, oh my god, can we get something without all the effects and some good stories??? Just this past summer before our niece (a HUUUGE Marvel fan) left for college we said we'd binge all the movies with her. I can honestly say they are some of the most entertaining movies I've ever seen. When we got to Thor Ragnarok and this song came on I was pumped up like a teenager. Agreed one of the best uses of a song ever in a movie
Works pretty well...
Also in "School of Rock" when Jack Black pumps kids into rock'n'roll... 🤟😎
Greatest MCU trailer that there will ever be.
Never thought I'd brag about being old, but I have the original vinyl, and I still play it. I was so damn lucky to be young and wild during the time of some of the best music ever made on this planet.
I concur same here.
Agree! I saw them live in Mobile Alabama in the early 70's!
Do you remember going into the music store and seeing an album by this new band called Led Zeppelin with the Hindenburg on the cover? The first song on the first album was "Good Times Bad Times". Dropped the needle on that and within minutes I was on my bike racing home to listen to the entire thing.
Right on, same here.
Yep, still have mine, too.
John Bonham was pure Thunder
"Hammer of the Gods!"🥁⚒
Saw them in 1970, never forget that amazing show.
None better as far as I'm concerned.
@@malcolmplatt3768 Lars would smoke him!!!
@@wichitadisciple9874 I respect your opinion but I have to disagree. Lars is indeed an excellent drummer but in my opinion, John Bonham was as good if not better than Lars. (Lars was my favorite drummer for a long time).
Hands down my favorite Led Zeppelin song. One of the greatest rock songs ever.
Loving how much the brothers are into Led Zeppelin....love it. Yalls heads are bobbin in sync...👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍
Me Too! 🙂
One of my favorite!
I love seeing people's reactions to anything by Led Zeppelin for their first time. I recently got a Led Zeppelin pinball machine. The machine has 10 different Led Zeppelin tracks. I always start my game with "Immigrant Song" playing. That song really sets the pace while playing pinball. You really need to look up the lyrics to this song.
That is super cool!
I’m jealous, that’s awesome!🎵💜
What a jam! We love Jimmy's guitar playing but, John Paul Jones bass and the mighty Bonzo's drums made that an epic Jam !
This! Thanks, @Wayne Varrelman
You guys look like you belong in the back of the ‘74 Pacer in “Wayne’s World”
no shit
Yes, you nailed it!
Lol
That was my exact thought…it was almost like an audition tape in parts.
That took me out. 😀😀😀
I often wonder if the young women in that crowd who are now grandma's have ever had a conversation with their granddaughters that started something like this, "When I was young, girls acted like girls, prim and proper!" But the conversation in grandma's head went a little bit different, "I'm so thankful that there's no picture of me sitting on that dude's shoulder and flashing my boobs at that Zeppelin concert!" Lol
I never say anything, but my husband always laughs hysterically because I was quite a hell-raiser and he lived through a few concerts with me.
My granddaughters (16 & 13) found my stash of concert shirts and they were upset that they couldn't wear the shirts (I didn't realize how tiny I actually was!); I also wasn't going to give them to the girls in any case...
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Unfortunately our kids and grandbabies have seen our photo albums from the 80's. The miniskirts, halter tops, beer bottles, and a bit of random paraphernalia nixed our chances of acting like the perfect teens.
Yep...I'm a 62 year old grandma...yes I would be embarrassed...NOT!
I'm not a grandma yet, but my kids know a part of my life. The part I let them know...lol. Luckily, due to no cell phones, no pictures exist that I need to worry about. I do think, though, that the nursing home scene is changing as we speak. The nursing home folks were into Glenn Miller or Frank Sinatra. Now? They're getting the Led Zeppelin, Rolling Stones, and Black Sabbath type folks. The nursing homes just might be the place to hang out these days...lol.
"They sang about Vikings. They sang about making love. They sang about Vikings making love. Best band ever!" - Jack Black
"I come from the land of the ice and snow with the midnight sun and the hot springs flow...' Every time I hear Led Zep do this, I think of Jack Black in 'School of Rock'. I can't help it.
As someone who was a teenager at that time, I can tell you that this is the very definition of "head bangin" music. Just look at you guys through this song - totally head bangin'
This is about when the Vikings invaded Great Britain.
They wrote this song after performing in Iceland. I lived there at the time, but was too young to attend a concert.
@@turdferguson3475 it reminds me of the series “ Vikings”. Pretty gruesome when they invaded the English.
That’s very interesting! I never knew that.
@@LetItBeSummer-1 yup- listen to the words! Btw, Ann Wilson of Heart does a great cover on video of this.
Actually this song references Iceland and the Viking landings in North America along with the invasions of Britain and Ireland. The land of "Ice and Snow" where the Hot Springs blow. Iceland has so much geothermal activity they get most of their power from tapping it.
It took Disney a very long time to persuade LZ to sell them this song. They'd wanted it for Thor from the start, but Jimmy Page held out. And he made them pay for it, too! They just don't hire their songs out very often.
Quite right too
All those young people are us old folks now, l went to a lot of Zeppelin concerts back in the 70's, great memories 🤟
I totally forgot this song was in Shrek, lol. When Snow White summons the forest critters to fight, so funny.
Shrek? Back in the 70's, (where I'm from) This song summoned the boys to smoke lots of weed😊
Love it! My fav band of all time! They literally have whole albums you can listen to over and over , never get tired of it. So many great songs!
When Jack Black does it in School of Rock in the van. The face he makes during the opening scream....absolutely hilarious.
Y'all got the bobbing head rhythm going on..lol.. Thanks for playing this awesome classic rock song!
You guys are wonderful . This is my all time favorite song to be played at my funeral . The vocals ,drums , guitar bass it’s all there
Seeing all three of you head bang at the exact same time on beat is priceless! I could watch y'all all day long! 🤣✌🎵❤
I play the drums. I can play this song. It took me a long time to get, and it still kicks my ass! Achilles Last Stand is also a MFer!
John Bonham. Greatest R&R drummer of all time!
Wear heels my friend. Female here, i wear when playing. It helps
I’m really enjoying your collaboration with your brothers!!
PS…. Remember, Zeppelin members are in their seventies or eighties now.
It was also used in "School of Rock" when the kids went to audition for the battle of the bands. 🤘
As a Led Zep fan since the mid-70s, it warms my heart to see the smiles on your brothers' faces as this song plays.
I cannot believe this brother pulled the charmed theme song, because that’s 100% the same weird ethereal singing and definitely not the same song 😂😂 I’m just glad someone else had the charmed theme song stuck in their head almost 2 decades later
It gets played at my work quite a bit.
Exactly right about this being in the scene where Snow White was calling the forest animals in Shrek!
Griffen Brothers - I LOVE that you're willing to check out some more Zeppelin. "Stairway To Heaven" LIVE is unbelievable & "Kashmir" (I like the audio) is my favorite! So grateful you've joined Jamel! ✌🎵❤
First time I heard Zep was summer 68. Down on the street a car was coming up, they were playing the radio and suddenly they just stopped and CRANKED it up and this new sound filled the air like it was the air! When the song finished, they just drove off.
This was the opening track of Led Zeppelin III. It was my first LZ album purchase in 1971. I have been an ardent fan since.
My first concert, June 1971, festival seating, front row center. Changed my life forever. Rock on guys! Love ya💃
Get the Led out! My favorite Band EVER! I’ve seen Robert Plant in concert three times! Love Led Zeppelin 4 ever!
Couldn’t click fast enough for this one.
First track on my favorite Zeppelin album.
III is an under appreciated masterpiece.
And yes, it is in Shrek.
III is my absolute favorite. Love every minute of it.
Really?? I only love two tracks on III. This one and Gallow's Pole. Since I've Been Loving You is very good, but I don't love it. Sadly, what would've been the best song on the album was left on the cutting room floor, and didn't see the light of day until a month after the album came out and it was used as the B-side of the 45 single release of The Immigrant Song. Bonus points for the Zeppelin fan who can name that song! Tik tok tik tok tik tok....
@@Cosmo-Kramer
“Hey, Hey What Can I Do”
Too easy man.
Also, you don’t like Tangerine, That’s the Way, or Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp?
All great tracks from III.
@@veritasrex66 CONGRATS, YOU WIN!!!
As for those other tracks, I like them in so far as they're Led Zeppelin and Led Zeppelin is my favorite band. But I don't love them, and they would not rank in my Top 35 Zep songs. Among the the three, "That's The Way", would rank the highest, perhaps in the 36 - 40 range.
@@Cosmo-Kramer
Fair enough.
I’ve always been partial to Zeppelins more slowed down, folksy stuff, so III satisfies my Zep appetite most thoroughly.
My favorite Zep song, is, without question, “Ten Years Gone”. Which, interestingly, is not on my favorite Zep album.
They used this song in, "Thor: Ragnorok", because it's about Viking raiders, Bezerkers. ✌
Emerald by Thin Lizzy would be great for that as well. "Down from the glen came the marching men
With their shields and their swords
To fight the fight they believed to be right
Overthrow the overlords
To the town where there was plenty
They brought plunder, swords and flame
When they left the town was empty
Children would never play again
From their graves I heard the fallen
Above the battle cry"
Y’all crack me up!! Back in the 70s when this was popular my girlies and I would cruise around in the car and actually head bang just like you are doing!’ LMAO
He is right, Snow White did it in one of the Shrek movies.
Many list these in Led Zeppelin as G.O.A.T.'s - Drummer ! - Lead singer ! - Guitarist ! - Super Group !
I love what you guys are doing, please do more!!!! Especially anything live from Madison square gardens 1973
Led Zeppelin Kashmir and Black Dog are two MUSTS!!!
Facts!
To the brothers from another mother. I've been to so many rock concerts I realy don't know how many . In my 58 years on this planet I never got to see my favorite the mighty zeppelin. The closet I ever got was page plant in 95 America west arena Phoenix , AZ. What I can say is the place was rocking. You could feel the vibration from the entire place in your entire body. The encore was Kazmir. I've been to shows that would drawf that show. I've never heard a crowd that loud. Thank you for keeping great music alive.Leon from Rockford IL.
I was thirteen when Mom got this album from the Capital Record Club in 1969 as a freebee!! You buy 2 get one free deal!! I'm 65 now and have the album. They did use this song in Shrek!!!! Giddeeeeuuuuup!!
they have 9 wonderful albums to check out. Start with Zeppelin 1 and go through them all to get a complete understanding of who Zeppelin was and what their range and talent is.
The first time I heard/watched Led Zeppelin was on the best music show Germany ever produced "The beat club" in 1969 with "the Lemon song" and I was 10 years old. I heard the "Immigrant song" 2 years later on "Radio Luxemburg".
When I was 17 years old and finally knew enough English to know what the "Lemon song" was about made me love Led Zeppelin even more. This song was played on my engagement party in 1977. Lucky many Germans didn't know what it was about 😉😊🤣
Jimmy Page put an ad out in California paper to see if anyone had any live bootleg footage of Zeppelin from 75- 78. He got lots of footage and remastered it and “ How the west was won” was born. This is from the that film
This wasn’t bootleg, it was filmed by the ABC (Australian broadcasting Corporation) at the Sydney Cricket Ground in Feb 1972 off the Les Zeppelin DVD, how the west was won was the audio spinoff from the DVD
Jamel, so enjoyable watching you share this music with your bros. Can’t wait till the next one . Janet from Louisiana ☮️🖤🤟
I have been watching your videos for a couple years now--I love them all--this is really cool to watch you interact with your bros too---you guys rock! Thanks for bringing a smile to my face while listening to awesome music! Rock on!!!
You need to check out the full Celebration Day concert that they did years later when they were a
lot older. It’s on RUclips and it is awesome. That concert is off the chain. They still had it after all those years and they pulled me into that rabbit hole again just like it did when I heard them for the first time back in the day as a kid. Jason Bonham’s son Jason played the drums and knocked it out of the ball park😎 I just ordered the DVD to add to my concert video library. I am starting to educate my younger grandchildren to help them help me keep the great music alive. My grandson is 14 but he’s been listening to this music since he started living with me at the age of three and he has two younger sisters five and six and they now listen with me. Led Zeppelin the best freaking rock band of the 70s.
Love watching the three brothers, synchronized head bob. What fun.
A cover of this song was used in the opening credits for the movie The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo.
Led Zeppelin played at the old San Francisco 49er outdoor stadium Kezar in Golden Gate Park in the early 70s. It was sold out and I had no ticket. I was in high school so rode my bike there and heard some of the concert outside the stadium. Wow were they ever loud. It was so exciting as they were huge and rock gods to us teens. People stood on nearby roofs to listen. Nearby UCSF Hospital wasn't too happy with all that power bouncing of the medical center. LZ sure got the led out that day.
The footage was from a cricket stadium in Australia around 1971/'72... when Led Zeppelin played their only tour there...
The live track was recorded at an L.A. show around 1973... it showed Zeppelin's power on stage when they were ON ⚡🔥
Nice to see you three together sharing this. Good call on Shrek 3 and Thor. It's actually a pretty awesome scene for both. I saw them live in 1977 and this was probably my favorite song of the concert. Saw the Rolling Stones at JFK twice. I believe they said 180,000 both times. I also saw the Beach Boys at the Mall in DC 5 8 times - next to the Washington Monument, Over 500,000 every year.
You guys are so stinking cute!
I'm in such appreciation for your time that you took to review and listen to
Led Zeppelin. One of my all-time favorite bands! The musicianship and collaboration was such an intricate part of of this band, and is still magical today!
This concert was in Sydney Australia
In the early 70's.I think 73-74
I was about14 at the time
I think a couple of my older cousin's
went to this concert Not long after one of them received a Led Zeppelin
album for his birthday
It was played at his party & we all liked this new kind of music
He ended up giving me a 45 record
of Led Zeppelins with 2 of their songs but my parents were so
disgusted that they broke it
and me and my siblings weren't
allowed to listen to them anymore
sad but true
I saw Led Zeppilin 3 times in concert. FANTASTIC!! ( they were all indoor). I did get to see The Beatles in concert at Busch Stadium in St. Louis back in 1966. Couldn't really hear them over the screaming teenage girls! Couldn't really see them either since I was only 9yrs old and not tall enough to see over those screaming girls. LOL
Love, love their reactions! Their head bob, in unison! Stank face too! Jamal, first we blew your mind with this music. Then you blew your brothers!
This is one of my favorite songs of all time
dude, guys, you HAVE to see Thor Ragnarok, even if you watch nothing else from the MCU; that movie is awesome! In so many ways, on so many levels! do it do it do it!!!
It's a banger because it just comes at you from the first note like a freight train through your face. Thrashing on!
Hi Jamal, this footage taken from Led Zeppelin's only Australian tour and was filmed on 27th Feb. 1972 at Randwick racecourse in Sydney. I was 17. A life changer for me.
I just love Zeppelin!!
Man! I love you three guys together! Love the fresh reactions. Plus, you look like you're having fun! Thanks!!
This band defined how 70s,80s and 90s Rock music will sound like and look like
One of my favorite Zep tunes.
The best live rock performance of all time with the nastiest live guitar solo of all time.
The first song I learned on the guitar when I was 17 was The Rain Song. The hardest song in the book
If I remember correctly ,this concert was from Long Beach , California 1972 ✌
John Paul Jones’ bass on this is incredible!!!!
You guys mentioned Led Zeppelin crowd size. I was lucky enough to have been 1 of somewhere around 180,000 at Knebworth 1979 😉 and yep it was truly mind blowing!
Thank you for introducing us to your family.
Back in later1960's thought 1970's lot of all day concerts at college stadiums with few different bands!Great times!
LMAO...watching you guys reacting to this and all three of you are headbanging, in sync, like pros. Love it! Another great reaction video!
Led Zeppelin is one of my favorite bands. Unfortunately, I was never able to see the original lineup in concert live. However, I was able to see the the reunion tour of Jimmy Page & Robert Plant in the mid 1990's. Probably the most popular Led Zeppelin song is "Stairway to Heaven". At least it is the most played on Classic Rock radio. However, if you want to try a less well known, but equally brilliant Led Zeppelin song, try "No Quarter". If you want to see a brilliant Led Zeppelin concert, check out the 1976 movie "The Song Remains the Same". It shows footage from 3 concerts at Madison Square Garden in 1973. It is an excellent movie.
They were, are and WILL ALWAYS BE the ultimate rock band.
Your bro got it! And the one that called charmed .... I can see it in that opening...the similarities. You know I got show up for my ZEPPELIN! IT DOES MY HEART GOOD!
The Smiths - How soon is now
Lol, the charmed song
Led Zeppelin needed a GIANT on the album "Led Zeppelin III". But it had to be a short giant.
NONE of us can teleport back to October 5, 1970.
It's a quick tune to remind the fans that they were still a thing....
The "Charmed" TV-theme is/was "How Soon is Now" by The Smiths. It's got a "a-oooo" sound, too
You 3 dudes look adorable...all noding your heads..
I am so glad that I was a teenager in the 60's and experienced the 70's freedom, fashion and having a fricking great time.
Australia
The greatest heavy metal band ever
Dangit Jamal...I was just about to go to bed and then you dropped this one. Now I gotta stay up a bit more :D
It's worth it!
Thank you Brothers Griffin for keeping great music alive!! Love yall so much!! :)
Watching you watch this reminds me when this song came on watching Thor Ragnarok at the theater, everybody's head started bobbing to the music.
Love it! Even the brothers can't NOT nod their heads to this song! Thanks for doing this one, keep em coming!
Oh man Jamel, you gotta show them Metalica , Enter Sandman live in moscow. Now thats a crowd lol
This song is one where all of the band shows off their skills whether it is Robert Plant's screaming vocals, Jimmy Paige's masterful guitar, John Paul Jones on the bass or John Bonham giving that driving beat. One other thing is that it is one of the few non acoustic songs on Led Zeppelin III.
Robert Plant's opening vocal part always reminds me of the opening these song for the old TV show Get Smart. LOL!
Love this! Helps keeping people rocking to this great music!
They were mighty, in those days, and moreso live. Well done, gentlemen.
The audio is from a live show in Long Beach, California 1972. The video is from Sydney, Australia 1972. My home town!
If you are a Greenbay Packers fan, You hear the into of this song every time they play an away game in Minnesota. If you're a Vikings fan, you hear it every home game.
The boys were a force to be reckoned with in the early 70's.
John Bonham was the driving force that made Zeppelin not just great, but different because of the way he could follow and lead at the same time.
Truth!
“ This was at Kezar stadium in Golden Gate Park in the 1970’s when it was huge and could hold 30,000. Later it was remodeled to the much smaller venue it is today.”
Video is from Sydney
I’m enjoying the dynamic of the three of you together, you seem like a great group of siblings !
BTW…great song. LOL This was the opening for the movie. The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo. Back in the day every concert I saw was like this & arenas were sold out. I saw a couple of concerts at the L. A. Forum. Remember that? 😊
My Anthem! They played this song at parties to watch me dance!