This is the absolute pinnacle of 4 all stars in one band. The pinnacle of live music. And they never played songs the same way twice. Jimmy would just take off in one direction or another and the other would follow his lead. The cohesiveness within these 4 is something we’ll never see again. BEST BAND EVER
Cam Cardow yeah 75 was his last great tour imop. 77 he was too drifty. 75 he seemed to become a tone whore and focus on his feel. This is prob the best DAC for EC shows even with the broken string and out of tune guitar
He got good, average and bad shows. Mostly until 1973 were really good, then more average and some bad shows. People will always point out how he sucked back in 1977, but if you listen the bootlegs from that year you'll find out that there are only a few nights that he really was out of shape, most of the shows were average and a few of those dates were really good actually.
@@derekjackson1039 I wonder what you mean bout "tone whore"? I have an issue with his tone here because it always seems to me that for these shows his amps weren't miked right. I mean he used what, 5 cabinets and idk how many amp heads and his tone is weak, to me. His guitar doesn't seem to have enough volume or reverb to it. It sounds almost as if the guitar is on a clean tone and it distorts just by volume alone rather than being helped by pedals or a booster. There is no sustain to it (compare with TSRTS) and certainly no balls. Now, here on "Dazed" it is a bit better than elsewhere on the EC shows. Listen at 10:32 onward to get an idea of what I'm talking about.
@@shanechristian2253 that is absolutely true Shane. But to be specific I believe we were discussing Page's live guitar playing and all that entails rather than his studio work, which is always great. The album Presence, to me, has some of Page's best guitar work of his career and that was recorded in late 75, released in early 76.
It's clearly Page's show, the band waits for his every move, but Plant is excellent and the band is in tune and responsive. Solos you've not heard, Plant singing ultra soft, stuttering fast with spooky-cool Arabic chanting, a laser show with heavy stage fog during the bow section, Page and Plant doing a wild call and response thing, unpredictable time signatures, it's slowed down, but way better all the way through its 34 minutes.
jimmy page was always just a tiny bit a head of the beat and bonham a slight smidge behind which created this powerful dynamic sound i had the chance of seeing them at the chicago stadium in the 70s and there was no band even close to the heaviness and the sound of zeppelin always will be my favorite band
HOLY SHIT!!! What a solo!!! What a performance!!! The 70s ruled!!!! And wow, It does go into different time signatures. "Music is for grooving man" - Janis Joplin
So is The Floyd. Listen to the Umma Gumma early Floyd. Song " Journey to the Center of The Sun" I'm old school, so I listened to it with headphones on a early LP played on Pioneer on liquid CID 25. I actually felt the heat of the sun as I was getting closer.....😮😮😂
First time i`ve seen this performance. Speaking as a Guitarist and musician, this was very `on the edge` of breaking apart at times, but i think that was the genius and sheer balls of Zeppelin. I think only a drummer as incredible as Bonzo could have kept this together.
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Sounding like they were about to fall apart just to pull it back together again is one of Led Zeppelin's trademarks for live performances. You can hear the same thing in the first two tracks of the 1971 BBC performance, Immigrant Song and Heartbreaker. You can hear it in many of their shows, if not all of them (at least prior to 1977 and definitely prior to 1979). They were a band that took risks live and we're not afraid to improvise and run the chance of falling flat on their faces, which they did sometimes. There are some performances of songs that are just heavenly and there were some train wrecks as well. But that is what happens when you're a confident in your abilities and are willing to go up front of thousands of people and take chances. Not many performers are willing to do that then or now.
I love that Bonham could take the most gentle and mundane tunes , play drums behind them heavier than any given Metallica or Slayer song , and somehow it's PERFECT.
Yeah, at the beginning of the tour... Later on they only get better, and by March they really were at the top of their game. We can only imagine how good they could get if not for Plant's accident just few days after the last gig in Earls Court...
@@THroneXII- 1980 as well. The European tour was so good at certain points. If jimmy wasn't so bloody pickled from heroin it would have been brilliant all the way through.
I've actually seen the same thing happen in other live performances. Bonham was on top of shit and in some ways the most disciplined member of the group.
Yeah .. like .. "enough of this shit .. here's how the groove should continue" .. 😀 Oh man he was so on top of it when Page and Jones wandered of into the wilderness.
This is badass after watching the 1973 MSG version 500 times this is so cool. I really like the difference on the period just before the bow comes out. What used to be "Going to San Francisco"
What was funny about the San Francisco thing, is the little conversation between JPJ & Bonzo. The like WTF & Bonzo shrugs, & they all went with it. I think it was a cleaner version, & my opinion better, I do like Plants humor at the beginning though. LOL & Jimmy came out of the closet.
Joe Sanchez It was all you imagine it was. But it's still alive just not live. Just go rent a heap of stacks and invite a whole lot of your friends over. And place a few security guard statues facing away from you or looking the other way and your almost there. And one more thing if someone hands you something just smile. Now go have fun!! Kids say the darnedest things. Just saying guy. Great honest post. Wow I hope my 86 year old Dad doesn't read this.
Like I said before. My husband and I saw this movie when it 1st came out for 97cents. Awesome. Kick ass tune. I bought my husband a bow so he could play like page.
Me too and 9th and 10th grade midnight show at Glenwood theater in Glenwood Illinois I probably seen this movie 6 or 7 times Jimmy Page is the Master king of guitar
This was Earls Court 24th May 1975, that date is etched into my memory, I was there, ticket was £1.50, had to queue for 4 hours for tickets, was sitting up in the gods, saw them again at Knebworth, 1979? I am indeed blessed.
Never played the same way twice. Its what makes Zep the best there ever was. Little known fact is Page broke his ring finger after getting it caught in a train door. He played the first part of the 75 US Tour with that broken finger on his left hand. Might explain why he was so much faster in 73.
I love this version. Page and Plant were having a great time experimenting. Bonzo took the initiative to change the tempo and and the extended jamming, as though he was thinking, "Fuck this! Let's finally finish this shit so I can have another beer." They were all so good and so confident that they played songs differently every time they took the stage.
"We are starrrrrrrr dussst! We are goooolden..... We are starrrrrrrrrrrrr..." The most orgasmic part of the song... for me, anyway. I love this version. 🔥🔥🔥
61 years old and a complete die hard Zeppelin fan Jimmy Page rocks my world in bonzo did to I still air guitar like a f****** maniac to the song from start to finish
This my favorite LZ song. I can't take my eyes off Jimmy. Such a talent. Steals the show. I have followed him since original Yardbirds days. Enjoyed watching greatness develop. Pleasure to watch them. Oh yeah, I like to watch Plant strut his stuff!
yes This really should just be called "the Jimmy Page show". everyone else just followed Pages every move. Seems like he didnt ever notice anyone else around him
iam not gonna say it was there best performance of this song (: but what great insane createtivity (: I always loved the idea that they never play any of there songs like the original recordings (: I also loved the fact that they never played any of there songs the same way in any of there concerts (: Too me that's what made them great and beyond all others (: Yes in this one plant voice wasn't perfect and jimmy was a little off beat at times due too the drugs (: But yet even as distorted it was it still too me sounded great for a group that handled the drug elements so well (: and played great on them (: were other bands would have done 100 times worse (: Led Zep the best ever (:
It makes me incredibly sad to wacth them, Jimmy obviously cant end it or even play. and his singer whose voice is obviously DECIMATED is trying to end the song and jimmy is just too far gone to understand. The really fucked zepplin in the ass and used them like puppets for money. as a musician who toured no one should play back to back or for this long, it's damaging.
To me this is a very good version of Dazed. Band seems like they were on this night, and Jimmy didn't appear to be smacked out. This may have been before he started his "bad habit". Any way - thanks for sharing - loved it.
I'm no musician, what I am is a lover of Rock from the Rock Gods. So I can listen to 1000's of JP and RP echos with the deep bass of JPJ and thunder of Bonzo. I will take it any/ many different way they can deliver it to my heart and soul. That is why its called Dazed....
Depends on what you're lookin' for, then it matters. I like faster versions so yes it matters. I assume a person such as yoursefl prefers slower versions or just plain doesn't care...so to you it does NOT matter. :D
Must have been because of the drugs... sometimes you are more energetic and sometimes not so... when you are playing high your playing skills is influenced by the drug (or drugs) you took before start playing
Slower is darker, and heavier. This is why I love doom, stoner, and sludge metal nowadays. It brings back the old school sound, but it's merged with metal. I love this genre.
never realized how little "gain" page used with his guitar/amp. For the most part it is a pretty clean tone and very unforgiving. Most of the virtuosos others reference play behind a ton of distortion which, and i am no expert guitarist here but still know the basics, hides a lot of fumbles. Obviously something is going on, effects wise, when he pulls the bow out but for the most part pretty clean
God surely blessed us when he put these 4 men on this earth for us and gave them the gift of heavenly musical talent in order to leave us with something future generations can enjoy forever !!!
Woodstock 8:58 I came upon the child of god he was walking along the road and as I asked him - Where are ya'going? This he told me: Said i'm going down the Yasgour farm to join a rock'n roll band To let flow my soul above the nations We are stardust We are golden We are stardust and we've got to get ourself, got to let ourself, got to get ourself got to get ourself back to the garden back to the garden back to the garden back to the garden
kid rock in every zeppelin comment section to ever exist there have been at least three (sometimes hundreds or thousands) people praising John Paul Jones. Heck, I very rarely see people praising jimmy page. In fact, if they ever comment on him it’s usually about how bad he is. And unless he does some godly wail or high notes, nobody pays attention to plant
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IF WE , as a society, only have an hour to live before the earth explodes, im playing this TWICE!!🤩
Love it.....I have to agree 100%
Definitely agree 👍 everyone needs to experience some of this 😂
This is the absolute pinnacle of 4 all stars in one band. The pinnacle of live music. And they never played songs the same way twice.
Jimmy would just take off in one direction or another and the other would follow his lead. The cohesiveness within these 4 is something we’ll never see again.
BEST BAND EVER
I prefer the DOORS
@@gregcraig2407 - We're sorry................
@@gregcraig2407go listen to Morrison hotel. We'll stay here and rock out.
Hell yeah brother! Best band ever for sure!!
The Doors are you drunk or just deaf. They couldn't carry Jimmy's guitar pics.
Every time you hear this song, Jimmy brings a different version, and they are all amazing
I take back anything I said about Page's guitar playing past 1973. This is a masterpiece.
Cam Cardow yeah 75 was his last great tour imop. 77 he was too drifty. 75 he seemed to become a tone whore and focus on his feel. This is prob the best DAC for EC shows even with the broken string and out of tune guitar
He got good, average and bad shows. Mostly until 1973 were really good, then more average and some bad shows. People will always point out how he sucked back in 1977, but if you listen the bootlegs from that year you'll find out that there are only a few nights that he really was out of shape, most of the shows were average and a few of those dates were really good actually.
@@derekjackson1039 I wonder what you mean bout "tone whore"? I have an issue with his tone here because it always seems to me that for these shows his amps weren't miked right. I mean he used what, 5 cabinets and idk how many amp heads and his tone is weak, to me. His guitar doesn't seem to have enough volume or reverb to it. It sounds almost as if the guitar is on a clean tone and it distorts just by volume alone rather than being helped by pedals or a booster. There is no sustain to it (compare with TSRTS) and certainly no balls. Now, here on "Dazed" it is a bit better than elsewhere on the EC shows. Listen at 10:32 onward to get an idea of what I'm talking about.
Some of his best work is on Physical Graffiti.
@@shanechristian2253 that is absolutely true Shane. But to be specific I believe we were discussing Page's live guitar playing and all that entails rather than his studio work, which is always great. The album Presence, to me, has some of Page's best guitar work of his career and that was recorded in late 75, released in early 76.
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Damn right.
jimmy page is a wizard of guitar,what a orgasmic guitar solo!
Always loved how live Zep could completely change a song midstream and turn it into something else entirely!
Masters at improvisation.
…BEST BAND EVER
You haven't heard "supertramps" yet!
It's clearly Page's show, the band waits for his every move, but Plant is excellent and the band is in tune and responsive. Solos you've not heard, Plant singing ultra soft, stuttering fast with spooky-cool Arabic chanting, a laser show with heavy stage fog during the bow section, Page and Plant doing a wild call and response thing, unpredictable time signatures, it's slowed down, but way better all the way through its 34 minutes.
just fucking great
jimmy page was always just a tiny bit a head of the beat and bonham a slight smidge behind which created this powerful dynamic sound i had the chance of seeing them at the chicago stadium in the 70s and there was no band even close to the heaviness and the sound of zeppelin always will be my favorite band
no. it is not. dazed cannot be played solo. especially, bass line between bonzo and jpj. zep is band, not one man show.
Not Page's show, but this song is his showcase.
Legends!!!❤❤❤
There will never be another Led Zeppelin.
Nonsense we have Greta van fleet
If Bonzo hadn’t put Jimmy back on track at 27:42, who knows how long they would’ve went!!
😂 so true
probably must take him back to space
awesome version
Yes he did
A great example of the magic that is Led Zeppelin. Heavy, haunting, ephemeral and delicate all at the same time.
Michael Boring.
HOLY SHIT!!! What a solo!!! What a performance!!! The 70s ruled!!!! And wow, It does go into different time signatures. "Music is for grooving man" - Janis Joplin
On repeat while on a mushroom trip - completely out of this world. Thank you Zep!
Lol
Zep and Hendrix are the best when trippin
So is The Floyd. Listen to the Umma Gumma early Floyd. Song " Journey to the Center of The Sun" I'm old school, so I listened to it with headphones on a early LP played on Pioneer on liquid CID 25. I actually felt the heat of the sun as I was getting closer.....😮😮😂
First time i`ve seen this performance. Speaking as a Guitarist and musician, this was very `on the edge` of breaking apart at times, but i think that was the genius and sheer balls of Zeppelin. I think only a drummer as incredible as Bonzo could have kept this together.
Sounding like they were about to fall apart just to pull it back together again is one of Led Zeppelin's trademarks for live performances. You can hear the same thing in the first two tracks of the 1971 BBC performance, Immigrant Song and Heartbreaker. You can hear it in many of their shows, if not all of them (at least prior to 1977 and definitely prior to 1979). They were a band that took risks live and we're not afraid to improvise and run the chance of falling flat on their faces, which they did sometimes. There are some performances of songs that are just heavenly and there were some train wrecks as well. But that is what happens when you're a confident in your abilities and are willing to go up front of thousands of people and take chances. Not many performers are willing to do that then or now.
Yes, and what would be his 72nd birthday, is coming on the 31st of may
Ri
No kidding.... holy shit...
It almost seems fake staying on point that tight
I love that Bonham could take the most gentle and mundane tunes , play drums behind them heavier than any given Metallica or Slayer song , and somehow it's PERFECT.
The best 34 minutes of my whole life! Thanks Zeppelin for this.
Are you kidding me!!!!!!! This performance is purely from heaven!,,
Led Zeppelin in their prime was 71-75. Doesn't get any better!!!
Chris Porter their Royal Albert hall performance 9th Jan 1970 begs to differ
Yeah, at the beginning of the tour... Later on they only get better, and by March they really were at the top of their game. We can only imagine how good they could get if not for Plant's accident just few days after the last gig in Earls Court...
They had some really good stuff in 77 and 79 as well. 79 kashmir and achilles last stand performances are great.
@@THroneXII- 1980 as well. The European tour was so good at certain points. If jimmy wasn't so bloody pickled from heroin it would have been brilliant all the way through.
Zeppelin's shows in the late Summer of 1970 were... Magical...
Wicked! At 27:41, John Bonham commands Page to snap out of it and get back on track! Only Bonham could get away with that......
Mario Rivera page also playing with a broken string there
I've actually seen the same thing happen in other live performances. Bonham was on top of shit and in some ways the most disciplined member of the group.
And plant
Yeah .. like .. "enough of this shit .. here's how the groove should continue" .. 😀
Oh man he was so on top of it when Page and Jones wandered of into the wilderness.
@@stefanconradsson Iol.True. Pagey and Jonesy wandering of into the sunset!
33:28 Imagine walking at night on a lonely road and hearing this.
Or spending the night in an ancient old castle that's haunted 😈
Who has to imagine? The experience is quite literally out of this world.
This is badass after watching the 1973 MSG version 500 times this is so cool. I really like the difference on the period just before the bow comes out. What used to be "Going to San Francisco"
SinkHollyWood 75 was darker
@@derekjackson1039 they both sounded dark. Just both had different definition to them. The solo in 1973 was fast and very aggressive.
Robert sang a little of the song “Woodstock” by Joni Mitchell…instead of Scott McKenzie’s San Francisco.
What was funny about the San Francisco thing, is the little conversation between JPJ & Bonzo. The like WTF & Bonzo shrugs, & they all went with it. I think it was a cleaner version, & my opinion better, I do like Plants humor at the beginning though. LOL & Jimmy came out of the closet.
Did anyone notice that Robert tried blowing his hair out of his face at the end of the song?
33:42
And, just wanted to do this, Robert Plant: "And Jimmy Page is coming out of the closet!" - Jimmy Page: "Im gonna get you now!"
0:41
Yes I saw Robert blow his hair out of his face! He's in a humorous mood!
Yes gaaay
@@mrmojorising- ha gaaay
I was 2 years old at this time, I just wish I'd been bon in the 50's to experience this music live. Plant and Paige are gods in their own right!!
Joe Sanchez
It was all you imagine it was. But it's still alive just not live. Just go rent a heap of stacks and invite a whole lot of your friends over. And place a few security guard statues facing away from you or looking the other way and your almost there. And one more thing if someone hands you something just smile. Now go have fun!! Kids say the darnedest things. Just saying guy. Great honest post. Wow I hope my 86 year old Dad doesn't read this.
Fabian Mayse 🤙
Joe Sanchez You’re luckier than me! At that time my dad was 1 year old
So brilliant that 34 minutes is STILL not enough, I could listen to this 25, 25, 25 hours a day as Robert Plant says...
Like I said before. My husband and I saw this movie when it 1st came out for 97cents. Awesome. Kick ass tune. I bought my husband a bow so he could play like page.
Me too and 9th and 10th grade midnight show at Glenwood theater in Glenwood Illinois I probably seen this movie 6 or 7 times Jimmy Page is the Master king of guitar
Spank that les paul Jimmy! Obviously masters at their craft. Never will never be a band like this ever again in my lifetime.
Plant lost the edge early on. And I hate the come on shit. But still half a plant is better than the test.
@@tomslick2058 Hey man there's literally a bunch of RAP "music" ??? Ya might enjoy!!! Mumble Mumble Mumble!!!!
In anyone’s lifetime! The best!!
Easily the greatest live band ever. They were completely changing the version of their own songs, every night. What other band does that ? No-one !
Robi Draco Rosa does the same on his shows, pretty sick too
The DOORS, They had to guess when JIMBO, might come out!
The absolute peak of music right here
Acid made this song my all time fav,damn what a trip just jamming to this
How is it like? Listening to this while high on acid??
Fantastic, the maturity and experience shines through this version. Lots of newer parts for '75
I have a laminated picture of this violin bow solo, complete with smoke and lasers.
Very cool.
And his balls on your chin lol
Greatest guitar player ever
Robert looks like a fucking Viking from ancient times in this. Very haunting
47 years today.What a outstanding performance.Everybody in fire,expecially Jimmy .What a amazing inspiring guitar solo.
Jimmy was in it that night.....great version.....!
I love Led Zeppelin!!
7:03 - 8:40 chills and tears
It’s some of the best sound I’ve heard. It’s so unique. Always loved Dazed and Confused, but the 75 shows, this section of the song is truly AWESOME !
I wonder how many times Robert Plant has sung "Woo Yeah!"
Don't try a drinking game!!You are down in minutes!
Love the interlude before the bow solo
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15:46 WIZARDRY. It's like a summoning... really creepy.
R.O.A. At the 14 minute mark, Jimmy strikes the strings with the bow, and points to the four directions, as learned from Aleister Crowley.
@@michaelshields7777
Yes I've read about the meaning of that thing JP does. But that stuffs scares me so I backed out of reading further.
@@Head318Hunter where did you read about this. Please tell me.
JIMMY PAGE SEEMS TO BE THE CONDUCTOR FOR ALL OF THE MUSIC. BUT THEY ALL MAKE IT WORK. PS I LOVE JIMMYS SMILE.
LED Zeppelin a maior banda de rock and roll de todos os tempos super pura magia negra 🇧🇷🤘🏾🔥🌙⭐🪱👹🔱🕯️🎩
Such a wonderful brotherhood.
Epic show then, now & forever. Timeless til the end of time.
This was Earls Court 24th May 1975, that date is etched into my memory, I was there, ticket was £1.50, had to queue for 4 hours for tickets, was sitting up in the gods, saw them again at Knebworth, 1979? I am indeed blessed.
Jimmy Page = God
8:15-11:30 Achilles Last Stand seems to have originated from these three minutes
The break that starts roughly @ 6:00 and runs to 12:00 is brilliant. Page's playing, dynamics, and improvisation are off the charts.
Never played the same way twice. Its what makes Zep the best there ever was. Little known fact is Page broke his ring finger after getting it caught in a train door. He played the first part of the 75 US Tour with that broken finger on his left hand. Might explain why he was so much faster in 73.
jimmy page is really a fucking legend of guitar,what a marvellous guitar solo!
And Robert Plant with two notes at the same time!
just amazing.
Your so fine
8:15 i think this maybe where achilies last stand came from. or at least one the solos in that song
Well, achilles last stand was released in 1976, they played this in 1975 xd
zt477 but there’s only one solo in that song
Wow!! It sounds so much like Achilles' solo (little bit out of tune of couse) . Incredible
performing one song for over 30 minutes. Legendary ~
This is brilliant ! 👍
I love this version. Page and Plant were having a great time experimenting. Bonzo took the initiative to change the tempo and and the extended jamming, as though he was thinking, "Fuck this! Let's finally finish this shit so I can have another beer." They were all so good and so confident that they played songs differently every time they took the stage.
First time seeing this version.... It's now my favorite. Holy smokes.
That guitar bow solo always reminded me of humpback whale song...
That's Jimmy.... He's been to the top of the world, in Kashmir, and to the very depths of the sea, with the humpback whales...
Yes! A humpback whale copulating with dolphins while being electrocuted (gently)!
An all time great performance of an all time great song.
not sure what Plant says at 9 minute mark going forward, but the echo machine reverb is absolutely mind blowing mesmerizing.
Thank you very much for taking the time to point that out.
Does anyone know the name of that part like that interlude?
Don Gambino is Joni Mitchell’s “Woodstock”, Gray song but this small version by the Mighty Zep is way beyond perfection!!
@@dongambino5308 it’s Woodstock by Joni Mitchell sung over what is very similar to Achilles Last Stand, released the year after this performance
"We are starrrrrrrr dussst!
We are goooolden.....
We are starrrrrrrrrrrrr..."
The most orgasmic part of the song... for me, anyway. I love this version. 🔥🔥🔥
61 years old and a complete die hard Zeppelin fan Jimmy Page rocks my world in bonzo did to I still air guitar like a f****** maniac to the song from start to finish
Robert singing "Woodstock" got me. I've also heard him singing Down by the River by Neil Young in this song too
It's a song by Joni Mitchell, both Page and Plant were big fan of her
It always bugged me how he said Lasgur and not Yasgur.
This my favorite LZ song. I can't take my eyes off Jimmy. Such a talent. Steals the show. I have followed him since original Yardbirds days. Enjoyed watching greatness develop. Pleasure to watch them. Oh yeah, I like to watch Plant strut his stuff!
one of the best live acts eva eva eva
I am riveted every time I hear this, it is truly a hypnotic amazing session
I love this song it's awesome
This IS LED ZEPPELIN IN All Thier Musical Glory. Amen
This is jem . I wish more bands these days were like this. Times a changed.
I feel lucky to have seen him with The Firm in Oakland, Ca
This is the best shit I've ever seen. TSRTS should have been filmed like this.
25:10 roberts dancing is hilarious
Times we're different then
I like they throw in Lesters Farm .."back to the garden" ...very cool...
yes This really should just be called "the Jimmy Page show". everyone else just followed Pages every move. Seems like he didnt ever notice anyone else around him
iam not gonna say it was there best performance of this song (: but what great insane createtivity (: I always loved the idea that they never play any of there songs like the original recordings (: I also loved the fact that they never played any of there songs the same way in any of there concerts (: Too me that's what made them great and beyond all others (: Yes in this one plant voice wasn't perfect and jimmy was a little off beat at times due too the drugs (: But yet even as distorted it was it still too me sounded great for a group that handled the drug elements so well (: and played great on them (: were other bands would have done 100 times worse (: Led Zep the best ever (:
100% CORRECT MATE !!
It makes me incredibly sad to wacth them, Jimmy obviously cant end it or even play. and his singer whose voice is obviously DECIMATED is trying to end the song and jimmy is just too far gone to understand. The really fucked zepplin in the ass and used them like puppets for money. as a musician who toured no one should play back to back or for this long, it's damaging.
To me this is a very good version of Dazed. Band seems like they were on this night, and Jimmy didn't appear to be smacked out. This may have been before he started his "bad habit". Any way - thanks for sharing - loved it.
I'm no musician, what I am is a lover of Rock from the Rock Gods. So I can listen to 1000's of JP and RP echos with the deep bass of JPJ and thunder of Bonzo. I will take it any/ many different way they can deliver it to my heart and soul. That is why its called Dazed....
Oh my gosh!! Holy crap. Almost messed my shorts at the 13, 14 minute and up part. I’d never seen this before.
jimmy at his prime! fucking orgasmic guitar solo!
Their '73 performance on The Song Remains the Same concert has much more rapid fire. This is much more slow.
does it matter
Depends on what you're lookin' for, then it matters. I like faster versions so yes it matters. I assume a person such as yoursefl prefers slower versions or just plain doesn't care...so to you it does NOT matter. :D
Must have been because of the drugs... sometimes you are more energetic and sometimes not so... when you are playing high your playing skills is influenced by the drug (or drugs) you took before start playing
I've seen the '73 version probably 500 times and this version once. For that reason alone I really like this '75 version.
+Jesse King
The difference between Cocaine and Heroin?? maybe??
Slower is darker, and heavier. This is why I love doom, stoner, and sludge metal nowadays. It brings back the old school sound, but it's merged with metal. I love this genre.
I thought this was going to be the usual Song remains the Same movie version. I never have seen this, it is F_K_N Awesome!!~
One of the greatest guitar solos
Mr. James "Jimmy" Fuck Patrick Page ⚡🔥🎸🤘
History was made that night.
Haha 5:27 twice bonzo makes that face after his drumming.
Wow this is 10 days before my birth! I wish I was there to see this!
Best led zeppelin video ever
never realized how little "gain" page used with his guitar/amp. For the most part it is a pretty clean tone and very unforgiving. Most of the virtuosos others reference play behind a ton of distortion which, and i am no expert guitarist here but still know the basics, hides a lot of fumbles. Obviously something is going on, effects wise, when he pulls the bow out but for the most part pretty clean
Love how Robert decides to come out with an entirely different set of lyrics @9:06
4:30 Lady's and gentlemen Robert Plant!
ahahahahaha
ahaha lol
He sounds like shit here
Imagine this in 1971
I cannot believe I've only kust now come across this! another 29 minutes of unheard masterly to follow.
i can`t evan say all that i did listening to this in th 80`s some real good times
When will Jimmy Page get the credit he deserves.
Cory Wong I hope that's a joke. More like when will Alex Lifeson get the credit he deserves. Jimmy is already considered a god by many many people.
Tyler ya I've recently been watching Alex liefson and its actually a joke how good he is. Going try and learn some licks from this solo though.
DustytheHitman581 Those Canadians sure can play. Have a good time learning the solo!
@@TylerLL2112 He is an entertainer or artist that's all.
Bogdan Anderson
No, he is a rock god.
God surely blessed us when he put these 4 men on this earth for us and gave them the gift of heavenly musical talent in order to leave us with something future generations can enjoy forever !!!
Woodstock 8:58
I came upon the child of god
he was walking along the road
and as I asked him - Where are ya'going?
This he told me:
Said i'm going down the Yasgour farm
to join a rock'n roll band
To let flow my soul
above the nations
We are stardust
We are golden
We are stardust
and we've got to get ourself,
got to let ourself,
got to get ourself
got to get ourself
back to the garden
back to the garden
back to the garden
back to the garden
Drunk
Yes this is a song Mitchell's wrote and CSNY played deja vu album
The Fusion between them all is Aweomely Raw!! If there's such a word? But my favorite?! Sir. John Henry Bonham!!
surprised no one ever mentions John Paul Jones
kid rock in every zeppelin comment section to ever exist there have been at least three (sometimes hundreds or thousands) people praising John Paul Jones. Heck, I very rarely see people praising jimmy page. In fact, if they ever comment on him it’s usually about how bad he is. And unless he does some godly wail or high notes, nobody pays attention to plant
True Zeppelin fans know Jonsey is important and vital to the band. Without him there is no Zeppelin
Vizo Khrieo I’m not too sure if they do either. I’ve never asked them
Vizo Khrieo well, I didnt know russians like Led Zeppelin either
zeppelin is universal
Jimmy hears sounds from all eternity!
MEU DEUS DO CÉU !!!!!
Que isso????
meu crânio parece que vai explodir !!!!
AAAAAAAAHHHH
Jimmy looks and actuing like a GOD
I love this version ,and Joni's -Woodstock ...set in nicely...