Led Zeppelin - Live in Philadelphia, PA (February 8th, 1975) - 8mm film
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- Опубликовано: 14 апр 2020
- Brief patches in Rock and Roll synced to 1975.02.07. The last few minutes of the footage had to be trimmed for copyright.
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I had just gotten out of the Air Force two days before this concert and I learned that one of my best friends had bought me a ticket to surprise me with when I returned to my hometown in South Jersey. It's probably the best memory of my life, to go from being stationed in Texas to sitting in the Spectrum at a Led Zeppelin concert in a matter of a couple of days.
Oh my god I love watching this !! I can imagine the excitement of the first timers from the Philly area seeing these guys for the first time back then. In those times if you didn't catch them on stage then you didn't see them at all....no movies or TV appearances in 75. The four of them are like gods to me, I know its foolish but I'm a 53 year old fanboy and proud of it. Thanks so much for posting this incredible footage.
Saw them that night . No other band could ever capture the power of Page on guitar, or the deep sound of Bonham’s drums!
@@scotmoser8716 was there for this show as well amazing ❤
I saw them 13 shows from 70 to 77 even thoug his voice changed they are my forever Led Zeppelin. Luv them forevet
@@scotmoser8716 .. was this at the Spectrum.? Half arena with revolving stage.? Also on the bill were Jethro Tull..Johnny Winter.. some other acts..? I’m pretty sure that this vid is the second tour…? Thanks..
@@joeurbanowski321 2nd tour??? This is 1975 dude lol
I was there , Great Show i still tell people today i was there ! Love Led Zeppelin !
Looking at 1975 jimmy is always blessing to eyes 🤩
Watching this unseen footage moves me to tears. Led Zeppelin truly was "The Hammer of the Gods"! Great stuff!
The best band of all times.
Jimmy Page rippin the licks and bustin the moves!
This is so awesome - Jimmy is so effing animated ! Love it - Robert is having a blast and Bonzo is hammering away while in the Clockwork Orange jumpsuit and bowler. Jonesy's over there solid AF and taking it all in ! ❤
Incredible. Rock n Roll into Sick Again is my favourite opening.
Wish this tour they would have started with Wanton song into SA
The Spectrum was such a cool place
I saw Rush there in 1994
Grateful Dead, May '81
$10.50
Took the train from Pottsville to Reading Terminal in Philly, when it was still a train station and not a food court.
This was my 3rd ZEP show. But this one in 5th Row Center. PERFECT SEAT. PS: Also @ MSG on 2/3/75 as well!!
Sick Again is amazing! What a groove!
That’s great, especially when Jimmy drops his pick during Rock and Roll!
where??
@@solarxknight7953 0:33 ish
Good catch, sounds that he kept his left hand going thou, u can still hear the guitar when he's reaching down...
@@kensalazar5066 I just thought it was a little funny, because it does happen!
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@@marions.120 yup, pretty rare for a pro like Jimmy thou...never seen it with him before...I see plenty of times.....when I'M PLAYING...lol
0:00 - 3:00 rock and roll
3:02 - 6:32 sick again
6:33 / over the hills
If you need this, you suck
Physical graffiti wasn’t even released yet and they were playing songs from the album amazing
Many of the songs on PG were written in 72-73
FanTAStic footage! And “Over the Hills…” WoW! On my 17th Birthday…woulda been the best gift ever. They played 2 weeks earlier (starting the tour in my Minneapolis) and I couldn’t go bcuz of a high school hockey game! So I’ve seen The Who (x12), Stones, Dylan, Bruce and many many more I’ll always regret missing Zep! Thanks for this! Rock on…✌🏼
You chose a high school hockey game over a Zep concert!?!
@@francoamerican4632 Haa! Yes, hindsight being 20/20 ….well, you know. It was playoffs and I figured I’d see Zep in the future. Nope! Dammit! But your stunned outrage is spot on! I StiLL regret!
thx for sharing this video from all of the zep fans out there i would just like to say THANK YOU.
Thank you for uploading this!,😊
Plant had the best stage moves of any frontman ever
Robert was Half the Band the others Equaled the other Half...
@@mgn5667 They were all incredible but Plant was a God of sorts.
@@mgn5667 it was always Jimmy's band.
@@jeremyheintz1479 it was my band
Once again you delivered another fantastic clip. The best I have ever seen from this show. You are tops ledzepfilm~
Rob/Boston
The last time they would play Philly, we were last on the 77 tour, and the 80 tour , well, you know.
Killer footage !!! Thanks for the posting ledzepfilm !!
I remember this concert. I was at this concert it was great. Gee the cost for a ticket back them was about $7.00 to $8.00. What great band
Lucky you! By any chance did you take any photos, recordings, etc at the show?
@@ledzepfilm no
Excellent footage! Thanks for this upload.
Jim's gestures🎸🕺😍😍😍
I was there, can't believe there is video,I was 21 now 68!!
cool
I'm not a huge fan of the '75 tour but, this show and two nights earlier in Montreal had some of Pages best playing of the tour. There was a fire in his playing as his finger healed and you can hear he had something to prove.
Totally agree
2.13 might be his best and 3.21 plants best
it’s easy to conclude that this is definitely a “on night” for them. Robert has a great night especially, considering the circumstances of ‘75. He hits high vocal notes in Black Dog…as in ‘73 like! I couldn’t believe my ears.
@@luvbasses5487 Montreal black dog too
@@derekjackson1039 agree that! That Montreal show was FUN!
Nice piece of Zep history, and great editing work! I saw the boys several days prior to this concert, at the Nassau Coliseum on Long Island. It's interesting to note that when the band segways into "Sick Again," the audience is unfamiliar with that song- keep in mind Physical Graffiti had not yet been released, and would not be for several months still. I remember before seeing them at Nassau reading all the hype about a new song called "Kashmir" that they would be debuting for audiences, and when I heard it, I was blown away.
Just an FYI..."Graffiti" was released two weeks after this gig, not months
Thank you for letting me know- in the haze of so many years of time passage (not to mention the haze from that Zep concert alone!), I must have forgotten.
reminds me of how the audience ALWAYS claps at the "breaks" during" Nobody's Fault" as if they'd never heard the tune before...maybe in some instances they hadn't?!?
@@bishlap I'm sure you're right! Plus, reminds me of Page performing "Nobody's Fault" with the Black Crowes- I saw a video of a live show, and the band kept messing up where to come in, even though Page was trying to cue them. The Crowes are a great band, but they didn't know the song very well!
@@stuarthecht8196 good point, Page/Plant audiences did same... I just watched the Crowes/Page show at Jones Beach, I don't think they messed up there, or if they did it was very slight.
Man, sucks to point this shit out, I feel like the oldest Zep fan on youtube...even tho I KNOW I'M NOT!!!
PEACE to you, Stuart. Have a healthy belated New Year
Seeing these guys play must've been something else! Im from Ohio and I still give my parents hell for not seeing them in 75 or the the Destroyer shows in Cleveland, 1977. 😆
Perfect 👏👏❤! LZ is a MASTERPIECE🎸🥁🎤🎹! Thanks
This is some well-shot footage! Thanks for uploading...
Just Great 😍thanks for your hard work ! to bring us back
Wow! Excellent footage. Thank you!!
Wow so exciting to see all of these uploads.
Incredible !!!!!
great footage :)))
Awesome! Thanks for sharing!
I saw them twice, I love these old 8 millimeter flicks.
0:00 - Rock And Roll
2:58 - Sick Again
6:33 - Over The Hills And Far Away
Wow thank you !
That energy ❤️💋🌱
Incredible what you're doing here. Thank you.
Just saw this comment - right back at you guys! Been working hard on a sync project of the Get Back footage…
Thank you
Was there 2nd row. Looking to see the top of my head! Plant called out security on the beating of some fans as the rush came just before the show and a few songs in. Last time they played in Philly.
I've always thought the pictures and posters from '75 was when they looked the coolest.
I know i say it every time, but i love you and thank you!!
Goodness, even in their shakey years LZ ruled. The Dark Lord is just something else!
Damn, I'm kinda missing bell bottoms now.....
LOL, but what a show this must have been. Sounds like Robert's voice is intact for this and Jimmy is playing accurate AND very animated on stage.
As I understand it, from '75 on, Roberts voice was very hit and miss depending on the show you saw...he'd largely blown it out.
Wish I was there...this looked like it was major FUN!!
Wow check out the equipment in the background almost the first amplifiers that big led Zeppelin all the way till the end 😷👍
you can.t beat a 1975 spiracular led zeppelin philadelphia performance and a great cheese steak sub
And a Frank's Wishniak.
Or maybe a Chesterfield Ale.
The early leg of the 75 tour i see Page was one with his swagger. Its later on in the tour i started to notice a difference in Page, He seemed spaced out.
First 2 weeks of Feb was great for the band. But the cold and flu really hit plant. He hit some amazing notes. Montreal black dog for example but voice was completely blown 2.13. Page however emerged
8:51 Love Plant's swiveling hips to the bass drum.
Bonham wearing his Clockwork Orange outfit!
right ha ha ultra talent
Great find
Led zeppelin eternamente às maiores feras do Rock pauleira
Absolute kings
Plants voice in good shape..rare for this tour
Love it! JP lookin at Bonham like we got this!
Yeah!
Fabulous
JIMMY!!! 😍🎸🎶
Marcia Marcia Marcia!!!!! I love my name I'm glad to be called JIMMY!!!! LOL JIMMY PAGE RULES???
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Wow!!!
I love this shit great stuff!!!!!
U really should release this stuff...I buy stuff at D.L fan meetings,in fact I bought Film Noir 5 disc set by Hercules,....c'mon guys start a club give em away and charge £20 a bag to put it in....ah ha you still get the like button,people can't be bothered to get up and put a disc in,....but great to know u got it on DVD,nice artwork ??
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I’m not saying that Jimmy Page’s stage presence is my favourite thing in the world but it is sure as hell fun to watch lol
That's his stage presence
Do not understand the lightbulbs accross the front of the stage. I have never seen any footage or photos that I can recall where they were ever turned on.
Is this really from when they played here in Philadelphia? The good ole Philadelphia spectrum I live 15 mins from there and to see this means a lot
Yes.
@@ledzepfilm love ur channel thank u for this pot of gold 👍🏼
SowFluffya , PA !
Amazing to see the confidence in Plant despite sounding like shit, I mean for the Physical Graffiti songs he sounded alright but for the rest where he needed some range he always fell flat at some point.
At 30 seconds in, Jimmy slips and almost hits the deck…losing his plectrum in the process. As he’s picking up the guitar pick, I still hear strumming going on. Is the audio that accompanies this footage in fact from the Philly show?
There is a cut in the Philly RnR audio at that point. I had patched that segment with the night before in New York.
Ah…that explains it. Thank you for the reply.
I dropped my plectrum at the Spectrum.
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never seen any footage of Robert Playing the Harmonica- harp.. did he even play one ..??? .. im wondering
There's footage of him playing harmonica. Nobody's Fault But Mine in 77 comes to mind but I can't remember which show.
@@francoamerican4632 ok thanks alot
Bonzo in full Clockwork Orange mode.
Even with the bootleg quality i always find the guitar tone much thinker and ballsy from audience recordings. Sonically just sounds more pleasing than dry soundboard boots. Def does Jimmy’s loose style no favors when it is that dry. Seems like if you were there live it’s a whole different sound quality.
I agree. I much prefer AUD's to soundboards for this reason. It gives an actual perspective of how the band sounded in the arena and how the fans themselves heard it.
Jimmy è così sexy sempre, ma come sta bene con quella camicia e i pantaloni bianchi!!🤦🤦😜😜😜 Ancora più bello, ahhhhhhhhhhh.....
John Bonham wearing his Clockwork Orange outfit and hat
There has to me more video of this show. Elon Musk, where is your time machine?
75 why were they opening with rnr it should have been custard pie a great barrel house rocker from the soon to be released graffiti
Angela Young You and me both!
Because it was THEIR BAND, and it's what THEY DECIDED! Why would you question something like that from 40+ years ago?
It's a fair question. Custard Pie would've been great to hear live, I wonder why it was never on the setlist?
Jimmy Page was so great up til 1975,,, after that he never played this well again on a consistent basis
Sadly you are correct
Well apparently a young gal was at the camera, couldn't take her eyes off of Robert...her Camera thou...
Ken Salazar nope, filmer is known and is not a woman.
Kind of like watching old porn, it’s interesting, but the visual and sound quality are missing....lol
This is the show where Robert Plant beat a bouncer up for abusing fans. The bouncer was injured and swore vengeance, so Zeppelin's crew threw him out and gave him some more punches. Doubt the bouncer listened to much Led Zeppelin after that! Ian Gillan has also been known to beat out at overzealous bouncers.
Citation needed. Robert Plant is not the violent type and if any sort of interaction happened between him and a bouncer it would likely be verbal.
@@ledzepfilm: I first read the story in Hammer..., which has been called less-than-accurate, but other accounts have come to light since. Page was considering using his twin-necked guitar to knock the goon down, but Plant used the cheaper mic-stand. I checked with Bing - the incident did happen. EDIT: No sign of a mic-stand on this (very good) video. Maybe he used the mic-lead as a flogging implement!
@@AlexAlexon3897 Yeah, I recall an account of Page giving the guard a dirty look, but I'm not sure if Robert would've resorted to physical force like that. Maybe a gesture of some sort, but who knows - I wasn't there!
@@ledzepfilm: Sorry to get all philosophical, but you don't have to be a violent person to use violence as a means of rescue. I wouldn't think less of RP if he did crown the guy. Ian Gillan still does it when necessary. Phil Lynott did it in Glasgow!
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The wrong Date, it's not Philly
Yes it is Philadelphia. Plant even says it.
Led Zeppelin could have benefited by adding a rhythm guitarist. Jimmy Page is always trying to do too much and it shows.
Hi, I'm not sure ... With a second guitarist adding a constant layer of rhythm guitar, there would be no space left for the drums and bass to breathe. And that's as integral to their sound to me as the guitar. For example during the extended solo in Over the Hills and Far Away, I would in no way want a second guitar to disturb that thick drums-and-bass groove. I think the overall live arrangements of the songs are just right.
If you actually saw them live, you would think differently....live, the 4 together were more than enough to fill the room with greatness
lot of big rockers said what you said and told him ..but i think jimmy wanted the royalties and too just run a tiny out fit of 4
Nope
I agree, Chuck..
Plant's vocals are dreadful here. Page's guitar playing is the usual slop
Why bother listening
I remember my freshman year at Berklee.