Great Album. Apparently this was the 1st one Jeff Buckley bought or listened to. So diverse and a true testament of their musicianship, curiousity , ambition and passion. I think this is the one where they were firing on all cylinders inspiration wise from beginning to end. So many gems that don't get enough attention. I saw them live and it was too bad they didn't bring along other musicians to produce the entire soundscape from the album. They were great live ..but could have been even better. Guess it wasn't something thought about back in the day. Would be nice to see Jimmy do that now. In The Light. Down by the Seaside. Ten Years Gone. Kashmir. Can you imagine Jimmy with a 10 piece rock orchestra recreating those songs with different singers and musicians?!!!
"If you're listening to it on vinyl [...] it's an absolute panorama of sound". Now there's a quote to remember - skeptics, pay attention - it's the Master talking!
I recon the best session guitarists in the business, were Jeff Beck & Jimmy when they were members of the Yardbirds. Also, I've still got my original 76 release of Physical Graffiti, it still ranks as one of the best double albums of the 70s. It's nuts to think it was produced over 43 yrs ago, a huge album in so many ways.
If I remember right, the finished version of '10 Years Gone' had 22 separate guitar parts. Being a drummer, as well as an audio/video engineer, there aren't too many things I would love more than to hang out with Jimmy Page and talk shop for a few weeks. And jam...
i was sceptical about these re-masters, but having taken the plunge and bought the ""new" vinyl.........wow, they are excellent, and seem to reveal more detail than the originals
That rolling Stones recording truck is historical hope it's in a museum somewhere. Deep purple mention it in smoke on the water they used it for machine head I believe.
No Passengers !! Thank You !! Man I have such man love towards Jimmy !! If I could spend an afternoon with the man !! Love in the Black Crowes drummers book how Jimmy was a Simpsons fan....still cant wrap my head around the master watching cartoons !!!
I love the enthusiasm he still has for the music. Funny how he almost got upset at the thought of other musicians stopping by when they were recording. Shame he doesn't tour or record anymore. He's been talking about doing both fur years but it's never happened.
While it would be an impossible task, if we had to pick 1 LZ it would probably be Physical, or maybe 3 or 4 possibly Houses because of No Quarter or Rain Song.
As Mr. Peace said, the piano was out of tune and Jimmy matched his guitar to the piano. With the different thicknesses, tension, and makeup (straight vs wound) the strings do not go equally out of tune. This just adds to the complexity of retuning a piano, especially after many years. The mean average would be the midpoint in the range of how out of tune the strings were.
OK- I’M CONFUSED. IT’S MY UNDERSTANDING THE PAGE REMASTERS “FOR VINYL” WERE CUT FROM DIGITAL AND THE CONSENSUS IS THEY’RE HORRIBLE SOUNDING. IS HE SAYING, THEY WERE CUT FROM THE ORIGINAL 2-TRACK ANALOG TAPES???? HUH?
I just occurred to me... I guess I could do my own research but if it's not a thing already... We should pickup land and ocean trash and debris and recycle and refine it so we can make vinyl!
Yes, OK, Led Zeppelin were a cool Studio recording Band. The discerning listeners' ear will hear 2/3 Guitar tracks, yet only one Guitarist. How did Jimmy Page do that? Well, he put down multiple Guitar tracks. It's called deceptive cheating. It is physically impossible to play Lead & Rhythm Guitar simultaneously. The best and greatest LIVE Rock Band of all time, STATUS QUO, actually recorded LIVE in the studio. No cheating, no extra tracks, just genuine and honest Rock n Roll. It is so LIVE, that you can hear THE QUO talking or even shouting to each other or the Sound Engineer during the recording of the finished product. RICK PARFITT is the best & greatest Rhythm Guitarist of all time & FRANCIS ROSSI is the best & greatest Lead Guitarist of all time. Jimmy Page could only scratch his head in wonder & amazement at how great STATUS QUO'S PARFITT & ROSSI were/are. Some Bands record each instrument separately, which to me is very sterile, like QUEEN. As a Drummer myself, I could only play as a unit, not without any music to play to. When I taught myself to play the Drums, I would put my headphones on and play along to all the great Bands and Artists. I was virtually their Drummer. That's how I turned out to be a proficient and effective Drummer. That's being modest. As a LIVE Band, Led Zeppelin leave a lot to be desired. They were very ' ordinary ' They really needed 2 or 3 Guitarists to play LIVE. Some Bands like GREEN DAY actually have what's called a Touring Guitarist visible on stage. ZZ Top had a Touring Guitarist that played in the shadows at the rear of stage. Ironically, the Australian Band, Goanna, had 3 Guitarists and you could barely hear one Guitar on their No.1 Hit song " Solid Rock " Great Band and great song. Goanna only needed one Didgeridoo player, though.
And What a poor Job Jimmy did with Physical Graffiti . . Hi Jimmy We need Music Jimmy not books . . Books are Ok once our Thirst for Led Zepplin is completed. Your remasters were a poor job in quality and the fact none of those albums were put on HD Blue-Ray disc for the Millions who do not have Vinyl was a huge let down for Millions of fans. The lost of Analogue was another huge mistake and the lack of live material and companion material was poor & limited, thus making the Box sets a over repeated kill of nothing more to offer then the CD versions . .
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Great Album. Apparently this was the 1st one Jeff Buckley bought or listened to. So diverse and a true testament of their musicianship, curiousity , ambition and passion. I think this is the one where they were firing on all cylinders inspiration wise from beginning to end. So many gems that don't get enough attention. I saw them live and it was too bad they didn't bring along other musicians to produce the entire soundscape from the album. They were great live ..but could have been even better. Guess it wasn't something thought about back in the day. Would be nice to see Jimmy do that now. In The Light. Down by the Seaside. Ten Years Gone. Kashmir. Can you imagine Jimmy with a 10 piece rock orchestra recreating those songs with different singers and musicians?!!!
he is a genius really. what a professional producer and sadly underrated
He's not underrated
Definitely not as underrated as you think
Underrated??????? By who?
i believe a big part of my terrific love for led zeppelin dues to the high quality material there is avalible
Always a pleasure to listen to Jimmy whether he's talking or playing the guitar.Either way,he's one articulate dude!
Jimmy is criminally underrated as a producer.
Look at how he "talks" with his hands. It's like he is playing all his words and communication
"If you're listening to it on vinyl [...] it's an absolute panorama of sound". Now there's a quote to remember - skeptics, pay attention - it's the Master talking!
Here is a man who does it once and does it right. Thanks Jimmy, it means alot to buy a vinyl that sounds true to the vinyl media.
Ten Years Gone is a beautiful song.
Physical Graffiti is my favorite Zeppelin album. I wish I had kept track of the hours I've spent listening to it. Zeppelin III is another gem.
Those are just two of my current favorites. I like them all. The Zepathon is an old friend.
fxsrider My favorite also, side 3 is monumental!
Yes!
couldn't say it better 'That the way' 👍 definitely love both but then again all Zeppelin!
i met jimmy in 87
I recon the best session guitarists in the business, were Jeff Beck & Jimmy when they were members of the Yardbirds.
Also, I've still got my original 76 release of Physical Graffiti, it still ranks as one of the best double albums of the 70s.
It's nuts to think it was produced over 43 yrs ago, a huge album in so many ways.
Got my copy in November of 1975! My freshman year. What a fun year!
If I remember right, the finished version of '10 Years Gone' had 22 separate guitar parts. Being a drummer, as well as an audio/video engineer, there aren't too many things I would love more than to hang out with Jimmy Page and talk shop for a few weeks. And jam...
I ope Jimmy never loses his memory, it's phenomenal.
@2:25 - 2:38 , this is part of what separates Zeppelin from all the rest. Page still outside the box 40+ years later. Genius
Tip top camerawork .
i was sceptical about these re-masters, but having taken the plunge and bought the ""new" vinyl.........wow, they are excellent, and seem to reveal more detail than the originals
Jimmy page is great. Really appreciate you taking the time for this interview
Thank you
Great interview! All kinds of good info here.
He understands his legacy and he is sharing it. Always generous to others' contributions. It's so admirable.
1st time i heard "in the light" jimmy qas playing it w the black crowes in raleigh nc. it started lightly raining
That rolling Stones recording truck is historical hope it's in a museum somewhere. Deep purple mention it in smoke on the water they used it for machine head I believe.
Greatest Rock album ever. I would say best of any genre ever but im not as much of an expert in other styles.
No Passengers !! Thank You !! Man I have such man love towards Jimmy !! If I could spend an afternoon with the man !! Love in the Black Crowes drummers book how Jimmy was a Simpsons fan....still cant wrap my head around the master watching cartoons !!!
No bigger zep fan than me... but JP is an ego maniac... has been for years ... just waiting for the latest zep remaster
god bless Ian Stewart
Do what thou wilt.
I Really wish 4 remixed Led Zep
I love the enthusiasm he still has for the music. Funny how he almost got upset at the thought of other musicians stopping by when they were recording. Shame he doesn't tour or record anymore. He's been talking about doing both fur years but it's never happened.
I never really thought that the original CD sounded bad at all.
compared to the original vinyl the cd sucked
While it would be an impossible task, if we had to pick 1 LZ it would probably be Physical, or maybe 3 or 4 possibly Houses because of No Quarter or Rain Song.
12:15
what does he mean by "tuning the guitar to the mean average of the piano''
anyone know?
The piano at Headley Grange wasn’t in tune, so Jimmy de-tuned his guitar to match the piano.
As Mr. Peace said, the piano was out of tune and Jimmy matched his guitar to the piano. With the different thicknesses, tension, and makeup (straight vs wound) the strings do not go equally out of tune. This just adds to the complexity of retuning a piano, especially after many years. The mean average would be the midpoint in the range of how out of tune the strings were.
Legend
OK- I’M CONFUSED. IT’S MY UNDERSTANDING THE PAGE REMASTERS “FOR VINYL” WERE CUT FROM DIGITAL AND THE CONSENSUS IS THEY’RE HORRIBLE SOUNDING. IS HE SAYING, THEY WERE CUT FROM THE ORIGINAL 2-TRACK ANALOG TAPES???? HUH?
they sound great
I just occurred to me... I guess I could do my own research but if it's not a thing already... We should pickup land and ocean trash and debris and recycle and refine it so we can make vinyl!
Tyler Joseph got it backwards chump! use that to make cds!
jimmy is awesome listen to the records
You'd think they would have used LAV mics instead of these horrible booms!
Ohhh well, its JIMMY PAGE 😎✌
If Aline intelligence came or or have be here they would about led zeppelin
Welp...guess it's time for me to put on Physical Graffiti...for the thousandth time, but who's counting? See ya!!.😎😎
Yes, OK, Led Zeppelin were a cool Studio recording Band.
The discerning listeners' ear will hear 2/3 Guitar tracks, yet only one Guitarist.
How did Jimmy Page do that?
Well, he put down multiple Guitar tracks. It's called deceptive cheating.
It is physically impossible to play Lead & Rhythm Guitar simultaneously.
The best and greatest LIVE Rock Band of all time, STATUS QUO, actually recorded LIVE in the studio.
No cheating, no extra tracks, just genuine and honest Rock n Roll.
It is so LIVE, that you can hear THE QUO talking or even shouting to each other or the Sound Engineer during the recording of the finished product.
RICK PARFITT is the best & greatest Rhythm Guitarist of all time & FRANCIS ROSSI is the best & greatest Lead Guitarist of all time.
Jimmy Page could only scratch his head in wonder & amazement at how great STATUS QUO'S PARFITT & ROSSI were/are.
Some Bands record each instrument separately, which to me is very sterile, like QUEEN.
As a Drummer myself, I could only play as a unit, not without any music to play to.
When I taught myself to play the Drums, I would put my headphones on and play along to all the great Bands and Artists.
I was virtually their Drummer.
That's how I turned out to be a proficient and effective Drummer.
That's being modest.
As a LIVE Band, Led Zeppelin leave a lot to be desired. They were very ' ordinary '
They really needed 2 or 3 Guitarists to play LIVE.
Some Bands like GREEN DAY actually have what's called a Touring Guitarist visible on stage.
ZZ Top had a Touring Guitarist that played in the shadows at the rear of stage.
Ironically, the Australian Band, Goanna, had 3 Guitarists and you could barely hear one Guitar on their No.1 Hit song " Solid Rock "
Great Band and great song.
Goanna only needed one Didgeridoo player, though.
And What a poor Job Jimmy did with Physical Graffiti . .
Hi Jimmy
We need Music Jimmy not books . . Books are Ok once our Thirst for Led Zepplin is completed.
Your remasters were a poor job in quality and the fact none of those albums were put on HD Blue-Ray disc for the Millions who do not have Vinyl was a huge let down for Millions of fans.
The lost of Analogue was another huge mistake and the lack of live material and companion material was poor & limited, thus making the Box sets a over repeated kill of nothing more to offer then the CD versions . .
the remastered vinyl is excellent
@@johnholmes912 If you think so then you must either have a high-End record player or you never heard the original in all its glory