I grew up in the 70s spending weekends seeing all these amazing live concerts for $10. We had the best music and the most talented musicians of any decade. Btw, I'm guessing this was circa 74
LED ZEPPELIN was the first concert I ever went to when I was 15 yrs old in 1978. You couldn't fit another person into the stadium when they played. It was fun!! Jon Bonham was one of the best drummers, ever. He died in 1980 at 32 yrs old (accidental death...such a tragedy).
I saw them in Houston Texas back in 1969. This is one of the songs they perform and it rocked the house. What a memory. Tickets were $6.00. Jimmy page the guitarist was in his teens at the times , and the drummer was phenomenal. Plant has an an amazing voice. Led Zeppelin was from England. Notice they are not using vulgar words, but more creative with their words. What a thrill.
Of course I saw Led Zeppelin live. I saw them in 75 at the Los Angeles Forum and then again in 1977 again at the Los Angeles Forum. My life changed that night in 1975 and I still haven’t been the same! I’m just a rock ‘n’ roll animal..
In England, a "back door man" is a lover that sneaks in and out by the back door so nobody sees him! DAZED AND CONFUSED has one of the greatest guitar solos ever played!
@@carolcarol3938 Since there are 2 meanings in America, a modern one and a traditional one, it's not clear from your comment which meaning fits the Australian one.
The concert is from 1969…..54 years ago. But then again, their music always was about 50 years ahead of it’s time. I feel like they are timeless ! People that are huge rock fans say Bonham was arguably the greatest drummer ever, and the same is said about Robert Plant on vocals, and Jimmy Page on guitar. Their raw talent was overwhelming !
I don't think this is a single concert but excerpts from several different concerts over time, judging from the band members' different appearances throughout the video. The settings also change from outdoor to indoor venues.
zeppelin were trash. paige and bonham had talent but the facts are the facts and the fact is they stole almost every hit song they ever had. they've been sued multiple times by other bands for stealing their songs. you can look it up on RUclips their hours of videos showing the songs they've stolen. if you're that talented you dont need to steal from others
I was at the Led Zeppelin concert at Madison Square Garden in 1973, along with another 19,499 lunatics. I was a High School Senior and it was a true night to remember.
in 1976 i saw them live in berlin in the great deutschlandhalle.it was a big pleasure to hear and watch them live.the drummer ist john bonham who ist dying times ago.his son is a great drummer too.there is a video from a big show were they are re united and playing the song kashmir with his son on drums.this video is a pure shower of real power...very great musicians...
I miss living in an era of popular music where acts were valued for their musicianship, songwriting, creativity, and talent... not their attitude, tattoos, and social media presence. From 1968-72, Led Zeppelin was forging new ground with every new album. As much as I love their stuff from "Physical Graffiti" on, the stuff on their first 5 albums was ripping open the genre of blues-based rock and roll. Nobody could touch them.
I started listening to Led Zeppelin a long, long time ago! My best friend and I would listen to Led Zeppelin, and Steppenwolf in grade school back in 1969-70! My mom didn't approve of us listening to them! Uhh...the meaning of the song was exactly what you thought it was...plain and simple!!! As for this specific concert...it's hard to know...but they were so popular...their concerts were always sold out. I was too young at that time...I'm only 64...so you are probably looking at folks in their early to mid 70's who went to their concerts. You might find some in their late 60's who were in high school who saw them in concert! Did you already react to "Stairway to Heaven?" That song is 50 plus years old and is still being played on the radio....it's timeless! After you get through with listening to these guys, you need to listen to Jimmy Hendrix!
"When The Levee Breaks" - "The Rain Song" - "Custard Pie" - "Ten Years Gone" - "In My Time Of Dying" - "Sick Again" - ANYTHING from Led Zeppelin, really. Been listening to them since 1972, as an 8-year-old kid. :-)
So many great songs here. Dazed and Confused, Kashmir, the Lemon Song, In My Time of Dying.. You can pretty much throw a dart and land on a great song! ✌️
Ann and Nancy Wilson of Heart did a cover of stairway to heaven when the surviving members of Zeppelin were honored at the Kennedy center. John Bonham’s son was the drummer for that performance. It was fantastic!
Robert Plant has one of the best rock voices, John Bonham set the drums on fire, Jimmy Page on guitar. This performance is a rock masterpiece. Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you.
As a young teen in the early 70's, my momma would not allow me to buy this album. Thanks for the fun reaction. 'You Shook Me' is my favorite! Can't wait till you do that tune!!!
these guys are the GOATS, you can pick any song you want, i suggest - since i've been loving you, LIVE 1973. or - black dog, you won't be disappointed.
I was not at that particular concert, but I saw Led Zepline before there 1st album came out. I was15 years old. They were the warm up band. No-one WA Ted them to leave the stage. There did songs from there 1st album,including this one.
Awesome zeppelin songs: Dazed and Confused Kashmir How many more times The Lemon song Since I've been loving you Babe I'm gonna leave you You shook me Good times bad times The Rain song Communication breakdown Black Dog Rock and roll When the levee breaks These are just to get you started. Many more after these.
Love your reaction. Listen I graduated high school in 1971. Led Zeppelin will and always be the sexist greatest band ever. And by the way. The drummer watching him live BROKE HIS DRUM STICKS. . HE LIFTED WEIGHTS AND WAS VERY STRONG. THE BEST EVER. ALWAYS. LEGEND. ENJOY ALL OF THEUR STUFF NO ONE LIKE THEM.
In the song Blackdog he says "hey hey baby the way you walk that way, watch your honey drip can't keep away." I assume you know what he means by "Honey." The lemon Song he says, "Squeeze me baby till the juice runs down my leg. The way you squeeze my lemon, I'm going to fall right out of bed."
You gotta check out Lenny Kravitz’s full performance of this in front of Led Zepp at the Kennedy Center Honors! That gave me chills, how he channeled Robert Plant!
That was awesome!!! As others have said "back door man" was the guy who came in the back door as the husband left out the front.... HOWEVER, with Led Zeppelin (and a lot of "Rock" lyrics) it's a double entendre.... it was a way to sneak the "naughty" into the songs..... you got the meaning correct!! 😉😁😂 If you want another "Fun" song (every Zep song is phenomenal).... check out "THE LEMON SONG".... It's a killer tune and you'll REALLY get a kick out of the lyrics in that one too!!!! Great reaction and LOVE seeing your appreciation for these legends..... looks as though you're starting to understand why they're considered legends now!!! 🤗 P.S... this song was released in 1969 and the footage in the video was a compilation of footage from a few different co concerts from the early 70's... 😎
Try Robert Plant with Alison Kraus - Please read the letter and Gone Gone Gone. It's a really different sound for Robert Plant. He sounds awesome with Alison. I'm enjoying your reactions!
in 2007 zeppelin had over 20 million ticket requests for a single concert at London's O2 arena. setting a world record. Zeppelin II was def a baby making album. Every album and every song was FIRE!
Singer - Robert Plant, Guitar - Jimmy Page, Bass Guitar/Keyboards - John Paul Jones, Drums - Jason Bonham (the son of Zeppelin's original drummer, John Bonham)
Love the reaction, it's good to see someone get into Led Zeppelin.....You have to check out Dazed and Confused or Kashmir, both songs are amazing.....Good job with the reactions.....
The album came out in 1969 And yes it's a flat out raw sex song. What do you think a back door man is ? and what part of your body do we measure in inches ? Yep, you betyah. Back then I had tickets and was at the St.Louis Areana to see Zepplin in 1970. the video is from all over the country, not just 1 place.
John Bonham (RIP) is a legend. You should check out Heart's tribute to Led Zeppelin at the Kennedy Center Honora. John's son is on the drums for that. Epic!
John Bonhom was the greatest rock drummer of all time. His son played in the reunion of Led! So much talents so their are so many facets. Try "Going to California" and then to "Kasmir". You'll be hooked and listen to more Zepp
Some of the footage was shot at Madison Square Garden in 1973. The crowd was more than likely around 18000. Almost all videos of Led Zeppelin were remastered by Jimmy Page using studio recorded music showing live video footage. To include the entire live movie The Song Remains the Same. For those fans of Led Zeppelin if you look closely you will see that most footage was shot in the studio and portrayed as live concert footage. Totally understandable given the year and the fact that John Bonham died in 1980. Great job on the commentary by the way absolutely fantastic. Joseph Alexander Milne. J.A.M. . . . ~
This song came out in 1969. I was in 4th grade. I’m fixing to be 62. So, a loong time ago. At that time I had zero clue about who Led Zepplin was because I was the oldest child. So I wasn’t exposed to this “type” of music. So, the folks there are probably now 70 years old.
The song was fist recorded in 1969. The video could have been cut from several concerts in the 70's. The audio track is the studio cut, and not the whole thing. Find the uncut version.
This is the studio version of the song juxtaposed over different concert footage. I’m glad you listened to the studio version. It’s a sonic masterpiece.
This is NOT a concert. It's a collection of bits from the performances of different songs with the audio fron the official recording done at Hedly Grange using multipal innovative recording techniques with microphone placement and using a large echoing hall staircase for the drums
When the Levee Breaks should be next!! Love, love, love Led Zeppelin! And yes…John Bonham is the GOAT on drums. What a master musician he was. You should really watch the live version of a song called Moby Dick by them. I don’t think you will be able to post it because it will get blocked but if you watch it you will never, ever forget it😊
The effects of the sound going back and forth in your head like that is thanks to the efforts of Jimmy Page (guitarist & producer) and Eddie Kramer (engineer), who constructed that middle section out of many different elements to create that swirling tour de force that whirls around in your head. And you didn't even hear the complete album version; this was the one they cut for the video.
Back then “back door man” simply meant that he didn’t care if she had someone else in her life because he was more than willing to be her guy on the side…no commitment…no strings.
You asked about concert attendance - after a handful of concerts right after forming, when they were billed as "The New Yardbirds" in order to complete some contractual obligations Jimmy Page had from his days playing with The Yardbirds, Led Zeppelin never had anything but sold out concerts. And they toured A TON. But they were still never able to meet the demand to see them live. They were especially known for playing 3 nights in a row in Madison Square Garden and selling out every night. No other band could do that - not the Beatles, not The Stones... nobody.
Robert Plant has the most famous hair in rock and roll. I love the hop he always does when he's into the music. You need to listen to Kennedy Center Honors (a lifetime achievement award) Led Zeppelin. President Obama and Michelle are in the audience as well as Led Zeppelin. They honor them with a performance of "Stairway to Heaven" that is completely off the chain! Please react to it. It'll blow you away. 😊
Led Zeppelin is best rock band ever. This song is awesome good for listening and dancing and ummm other things lol yummm. Kasmir by them is hot too and too many to mention when the Levee breaks has awesome beat etc
This is the original studio version of the song with live clips from various concerts over the years for the video, so it is NOT a live recording. The original song was released in 1969. Back door man actually means something different here in the US than in the UK, where the meaning is not so adult-oriented. There is definitely some sexual innuendo in this song, but if you think THIS is "baby-making music", you need to listen to The Lemon Song...it makes this song seem tame by comparison!
It's the "original studio version"...minus 44 seconds, that is. Criminally, this video has cut out a huge chunk of the psychedelic bridge. How this is on the official Zep channel is beyond comprehension. You sound like a big fan, Larry, I'm surprised you didn't notice the butchery.
Whoever was at that stadium show is in there 60s right now. I'm 58 and I was too young then. I had a deposit on led zeppelin tickets when the drummer John Bonham died. So I never got to see them live.
They are called led zeppelin because they had a meeting with label executive and he hated them. He said they would go down like a lead zeppelin. They ran with it
The bit where you said about the planes and everything going on at once is meant to 'sound' what an orgasm 'feels' like. And yes he meant every inch of his love!
That video, was a compilation of a few different concerts, to make up the, "official studio release". The actual recording, was released, I believe, in 1969. (And is a little longer.) If you want to see the best live version (over 13 min long) it's on a DVD, titled: The Song Remains the Same, filmed during a concert at Madison Square Gardens in 1973. (Peace out.) P. S. If you want to know what other good songs they have . . . Start at the beginning of, album 1. When you get into number 7 or 8 . . . We can talk.
Let’s aim for 1,000 likes y’all we almost there!!!!
I grew up in the 70s spending weekends seeing all these amazing live concerts for $10. We had the best music and the most talented musicians of any decade.
Btw, I'm guessing this was circa 74
Back in the 60's 70's sex in your song would get you banned from the radio, so they used all kinds of slang talk for sex and such.
You heard him right...Led Zeppelin is rock and roll porn😁
LED ZEPPELIN was the first concert I ever went to when I was 15 yrs old in 1978. You couldn't fit another person into the stadium when they played. It was fun!! Jon Bonham was one of the best drummers, ever. He died in 1980 at 32 yrs old (accidental death...such a tragedy).
You should listen to "since I've been lovin you".
I saw them in Houston Texas back in 1969. This is one of the songs they perform and it rocked the house. What a memory. Tickets were $6.00. Jimmy page the guitarist was in his teens at the times , and the drummer was phenomenal. Plant has an an amazing voice. Led Zeppelin was from England. Notice they are not using vulgar words, but more creative with their words. What a thrill.
Jimmy Page was 25 in 1969. Great band, I saw them live 3 times. Brill.
Drummer...John " Bonzo" Bonham greatest drummer in Rock n Roll History....R.I.P. Bonzo
One of the GREATEST BANDS EVER!!!
"I'm gonna give you every inch of my love." Yes, it means what you think it means.
Led zeppelin best band ever ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ sold over 400 million albums they are truly talented
Of course I saw Led Zeppelin live. I saw them in 75 at the Los Angeles Forum and then again in 1977 again at the Los Angeles Forum. My life changed that night in 1975 and I still haven’t been the same! I’m just a rock ‘n’ roll animal..
Bro, that's the greatest rock drummer in history!
you must watch the Kennedy Center Honors with Heart doing "Stairway to Heave". Mind blowing.
In England, a "back door man" is a lover that sneaks in and out by the back door so nobody sees him!
DAZED AND CONFUSED has one of the greatest guitar solos ever played!
'Back door man' does mean that, but its origins are in American blues. The Doors also refer to being a 'back door man'
@@heliotropezzz333 In Australia it means the same as in America
@@carolcarol3938 Since there are 2 meanings in America, a modern one and a traditional one, it's not clear from your comment which meaning fits the Australian one.
@@heliotropezzz333 this
@@thestonesblues Yes but we've just had a discussion about the meaning of 'this' as it means different things to different people.
The concert is from 1969…..54 years ago. But then again, their music always was about 50 years ahead of it’s time. I feel like they are timeless ! People that are huge rock fans say Bonham was arguably the greatest drummer ever, and the same is said about Robert Plant on vocals, and Jimmy Page on guitar. Their raw talent was overwhelming !
I don't think this is a single concert but excerpts from several different concerts over time, judging from the band members' different appearances throughout the video. The settings also change from outdoor to indoor venues.
Darlin’ you have just skimmed the surface of Zeppelin. “When the Levee Breaks “ will rock your soul!! ❤️❤️
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He’ll be drenched afterwards.
Yes! I love that song. The Immigrant Song tio
zeppelin were trash. paige and bonham had talent but the facts are the facts and the fact is they stole almost every hit song they ever had. they've been sued multiple times by other bands for stealing their songs. you can look it up on RUclips their hours of videos showing the songs they've stolen. if you're that talented you dont need to steal from others
John Bonham, a.k.a. drummer, will never be replaced again. This man was the hardest hitting powerhouse in rock ‘n’ roll. It will never happen again.
I was at the Led Zeppelin concert at Madison Square Garden in 1973, along with another 19,499 lunatics. I was a High School Senior and it was a true night to remember.
in 1976 i saw them live in berlin in the great deutschlandhalle.it was a big pleasure to hear and watch them live.the drummer ist john bonham who ist dying times ago.his son is a great drummer too.there is a video from a big show were they are re united and playing the song kashmir with his son on drums.this video is a pure shower of real power...very great musicians...
I miss living in an era of popular music where acts were valued for their musicianship, songwriting, creativity, and talent... not their attitude, tattoos, and social media presence. From 1968-72, Led Zeppelin was forging new ground with every new album. As much as I love their stuff from "Physical Graffiti" on, the stuff on their first 5 albums was ripping open the genre of blues-based rock and roll. Nobody could touch them.
Alas, I fear those days are gone..
Led Zeppelin IS rock n roll. No one better. True legends. No one comes close.
I started listening to Led Zeppelin a long, long time ago! My best friend and I would listen to Led Zeppelin, and Steppenwolf in grade school back in 1969-70! My mom didn't approve of us listening to them!
Uhh...the meaning of the song was exactly what you thought it was...plain and simple!!! As for this specific concert...it's hard to know...but they were so popular...their concerts were always sold out. I was too young at that time...I'm only 64...so you are probably looking at folks in their early to mid 70's who went to their concerts. You might find some in their late 60's who were in high school who saw them in concert!
Did you already react to "Stairway to Heaven?" That song is 50 plus years old and is still being played on the radio....it's timeless!
After you get through with listening to these guys, you need to listen to Jimmy Hendrix!
"When The Levee Breaks" - "The Rain Song" - "Custard Pie" - "Ten Years Gone" - "In My Time Of Dying" - "Sick Again" - ANYTHING from Led Zeppelin, really. Been listening to them since 1972, as an 8-year-old kid. :-)
Close your eyes and feel it.
So many great songs here. Dazed and Confused, Kashmir, the Lemon Song, In My Time of Dying.. You can pretty much throw a dart and land on a great song! ✌️
That's an exaggeration. About 1/3 of their 108 songs are great. Another 1/3 are good. And the final 1/3 are fair to poor--mostly fair.
This is a studio recording Dogg but Page added live video to a studio recordings . Brilliant
We brought it in the seventies! This was like an anthem. Don't forget we were the "free love" generation.
There was no free love . Been there missed that.
Ann and Nancy Wilson of Heart did a cover of stairway to heaven when the surviving members of Zeppelin were honored at the Kennedy center. John Bonham’s son was the drummer for that performance. It was fantastic!
Robert Plant has one of the best rock voices, John Bonham set the drums on fire, Jimmy Page on guitar. This performance is a rock masterpiece. Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you.
Let's also give credit to John Paul Jones: Bass, Keyboard and back up vocals. They're all amazing.
As a young teen in the early 70's, my momma would not allow me to buy this album. Thanks for the fun reaction. 'You Shook Me' is my favorite! Can't wait till you do that tune!!!
Please react to Led Zeppelin's "When the Levee Breaks".
I am sitting at my kitchen table, with my morning coffee, literally laughing out loud.
You're hilarious, Adogg! Great reaction!
Every inch of my love. 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼😁
these guys are the GOATS, you can pick any song you want, i suggest - since i've been loving you, LIVE 1973. or - black dog, you won't be disappointed.
I was not at that particular concert, but I saw Led Zepline before there 1st album came out. I was15 years old. They were the warm up band. No-one WA Ted them to leave the stage. There did songs from there 1st album,including this one.
There is not another band like them anywhere! Simply the greatest! Please do more...LIVE PERFORMANCES!!
GREATEST DRUMMER EVER LIVED!
RIP John Bonham. Long live his son, Jason!!
Hell yeah!
Awesome zeppelin songs:
Dazed and Confused
Kashmir
How many more times
The Lemon song
Since I've been loving you
Babe I'm gonna leave you
You shook me
Good times bad times
The Rain song
Communication breakdown
Black Dog
Rock and roll
When the levee breaks
These are just to get you started. Many more after these.
Definitely check out Kashmir, Immigrant Song, Ramble On...
first real rock band. best ever . saw them in 1972 Sydney. what a show.
Love your reaction. Listen I graduated high school in 1971. Led Zeppelin will and always be the sexist greatest band ever. And by the way. The drummer watching him live BROKE HIS DRUM STICKS. . HE LIFTED WEIGHTS AND WAS VERY STRONG. THE BEST EVER. ALWAYS. LEGEND. ENJOY ALL OF THEUR STUFF NO ONE LIKE THEM.
It was the 70s!!!...SAW THEM IN PERSON SEVERAL TIMES...AMAZING...their music will be for a long time ti come...classic!!
You are spot on ! They were quite famous as having a harem of groupies 😂
You can't go wrong with Zeppelin!
In the song Blackdog he says "hey hey baby the way you walk that way, watch your honey drip can't keep away." I assume you know what he means by "Honey." The lemon Song he says, "Squeeze me baby till the juice runs down my leg. The way you squeeze my lemon, I'm going to fall right out of bed."
"Dazed and Confused " is a must!!!!
Fact but also “Ramble On” and “What Is and What Should Never Be” for me!
You gotta check out Lenny Kravitz’s full performance of this in front of Led Zepp at the Kennedy Center Honors! That gave me chills, how he channeled Robert Plant!
In the Delta and Chicago Blues, "back door man" meant the lover is leaving out the back door and husband/boyfriend is coming in the front door.
You know what this song is “all about.” ;)
Next: Since I Been Lovin You, live 1973, Madison Square Garden! Best band ever!
That was awesome!!! As others have said "back door man" was the guy who came in the back door as the husband left out the front.... HOWEVER, with Led Zeppelin (and a lot of "Rock" lyrics) it's a double entendre.... it was a way to sneak the "naughty" into the songs..... you got the meaning correct!! 😉😁😂 If you want another "Fun" song (every Zep song is phenomenal).... check out "THE LEMON SONG".... It's a killer tune and you'll REALLY get a kick out of the lyrics in that one too!!!! Great reaction and LOVE seeing your appreciation for these legends..... looks as though you're starting to understand why they're considered legends now!!! 🤗
P.S... this song was released in 1969 and the footage in the video was a compilation of footage from a few different co concerts from the early 70's... 😎
Try Robert Plant with Alison Kraus - Please read the letter and Gone Gone Gone. It's a really different sound for Robert Plant. He sounds awesome with Alison. I'm enjoying your reactions!
in 2007 zeppelin had over 20 million ticket requests for a single concert at London's O2 arena. setting a world record.
Zeppelin II was def a baby making album. Every album and every song was FIRE!
Play.Led zeppelin you shook me. i cant Quit you babe!
Great reaction! The song is a timeless rock n roll classic and what amazing musicians
I ❤ Led Zeppelin
This video is cut together from different concerts over the years....not one concert. Next up:
RAMBLE ON.
It means the same hear DUD...I MEANT DUDE. Although both are equally applicable to you!🥴
Studio song, concert for the video effect. Zep are kings.
Love the reaction to John "Bonzo" Bonham on drums - he was one of the all time best! And there was a reason they called him Bonzo!
yes!!!! Bonham was literally the best drummer of all time
Robert Plant is still singing.
Try Robert Plant and Alison Krauss "Gone, Gone, Gone."
Lots of fun.
Singer - Robert Plant, Guitar - Jimmy Page, Bass Guitar/Keyboards - John Paul Jones, Drums - Jason Bonham (the son of Zeppelin's original drummer, John Bonham)
This song came out in 1969. Yes, we all knew what he was talkin' about. Suggestions: Immigrant Song, Kashmir.
Tangerine or What is and what should never be are my favorite. Or traveling riverside blues. 🤙🏽 enjoy
Love the reaction, it's good to see someone get into Led Zeppelin.....You have to check out Dazed and Confused or Kashmir, both songs are amazing.....Good job with the reactions.....
The album came out in 1969 And yes it's a flat out raw sex song. What do you think a back door man is ? and what part of your body do we measure in inches ? Yep, you betyah. Back then I had tickets and was at the St.Louis Areana to see Zepplin in 1970. the video is from all over the country, not just 1 place.
I got a kick out of your reaction on this one and it was exactly what you were thinking. lol Gotta do DAZED AND CONFUSED next.
John Bonham (RIP) is a legend. You should check out Heart's tribute to Led Zeppelin at the Kennedy Center Honora. John's son is on the drums for that. Epic!
John Bonhom was the greatest rock drummer of all time. His son played in the reunion of Led! So much talents so their are so many facets. Try "Going to California" and then to "Kasmir". You'll be hooked and listen to more Zepp
If you really want to see John Bonham kill the drums...
Check out MOBY DICK LIve
The song is mainly a drum solo...
The best drum solo ever!
If it were me my neck review of Led Zeppelin would be When the Levee Breaks. It's a really great song little grab you by the soul.
Some of the footage was shot at Madison Square Garden in 1973. The crowd was more than likely around 18000.
Almost all videos of Led Zeppelin were remastered by Jimmy Page using studio recorded music showing live video footage. To include the entire live movie The Song Remains the Same. For those fans of Led Zeppelin if you look closely you will see that most footage was shot in the studio and portrayed as live concert footage. Totally understandable given the year and the fact that John Bonham died in 1980.
Great job on the commentary by the way absolutely fantastic. Joseph Alexander Milne. J.A.M. . . . ~
This song came out in 1969. I was in 4th grade. I’m fixing to be 62. So, a loong time ago. At that time I had zero clue about who Led Zepplin was because I was the oldest child. So I wasn’t exposed to this “type” of music.
So, the folks there are probably now 70 years old.
The song was fist recorded in 1969. The video could have been cut from several concerts in the 70's. The audio track is the studio cut, and not the whole thing. Find the uncut version.
You're watching the ALL TIME BEST drummmer
On the Planet!! Ever.
This is the studio version of the song juxtaposed over different concert footage. I’m glad you listened to the studio version. It’s a sonic masterpiece.
Yes, but a shortened studio version.
One great song of their's is "Black Dog"!
This sounds like the studio version spliced into concert video clips - well done!!
Yes, that's exactly what it is, well, a truncated studio version in any case.
I gotta say it again; you are so much fun to watch - you make the songs of my youth new again.
So this was not one concert but a bunch of clips from many of their concerts. Again, the are THE Rock Gods forever!
This is NOT a concert. It's a collection of bits from the performances of different songs with the audio fron the official recording done at Hedly Grange using multipal innovative recording techniques with microphone placement and using a large echoing hall staircase for the drums
Amen, Dog. Trust your gut. This was some thumping music. When they said “ Sex, Drugs and Rock and Roll” they was thinking of Zeppelin. They did it all
When the Levee Breaks should be next!! Love, love, love Led Zeppelin!
And yes…John Bonham is the GOAT on drums. What a master musician he was. You should really watch the live version of a song called Moby Dick by them. I don’t think you will be able to post it because it will get blocked but if you watch it you will never, ever forget it😊
The effects of the sound going back and forth in your head like that is thanks to the efforts of Jimmy Page (guitarist & producer) and Eddie Kramer (engineer), who constructed that middle section out of many different elements to create that swirling tour de force that whirls around in your head. And you didn't even hear the complete album version; this was the one they cut for the video.
Back then “back door man” simply meant that he didn’t care if she had someone else in her life because he was more than willing to be her guy on the side…no commitment…no strings.
U get it, thank u for not pausing in the middle of the climax as many do.!!! ...Thanks big guy..
You asked about concert attendance - after a handful of concerts right after forming, when they were billed as "The New Yardbirds" in order to complete some contractual obligations Jimmy Page had from his days playing with The Yardbirds, Led Zeppelin never had anything but sold out concerts. And they toured A TON. But they were still never able to meet the demand to see them live. They were especially known for playing 3 nights in a row in Madison Square Garden and selling out every night. No other band could do that - not the Beatles, not The Stones... nobody.
This is the original studio version of the song with a montage of live concerts. The last time I got to see them they played for 3 1/2 hours.
Robert Plant has the most famous hair in rock and roll. I love the hop he always does when he's into the music. You need to listen to Kennedy Center Honors (a lifetime achievement award) Led Zeppelin. President Obama and Michelle are in the audience as well as Led Zeppelin. They honor them with a performance of "Stairway to Heaven" that is completely off the chain! Please react to it. It'll blow you away. 😊
Mercy mercy mercy!!! It was a great time to be alive.
This album was released in late 1969, video looks like a combo of multiple concerts.
Led Zeppelin is best rock band ever. This song is awesome good for listening and dancing and ummm other things lol yummm. Kasmir by them is hot too and too many to mention when the Levee breaks has awesome beat etc
This is the original studio version of the song with live clips from various concerts over the years for the video, so it is NOT a live recording. The original song was released in 1969. Back door man actually means something different here in the US than in the UK, where the meaning is not so adult-oriented. There is definitely some sexual innuendo in this song, but if you think THIS is "baby-making music", you need to listen to The Lemon Song...it makes this song seem tame by comparison!
It's the "original studio version"...minus 44 seconds, that is. Criminally, this video has cut out a huge chunk of the psychedelic bridge. How this is on the official Zep channel is beyond comprehension. You sound like a big fan, Larry, I'm surprised you didn't notice the butchery.
Whoever was at that stadium show is in there 60s right now. I'm 58 and I was too young then. I had a deposit on led zeppelin tickets when the drummer John Bonham died. So I never got to see them live.
Since I’ve Been Loving You, You Shook Me, Lemon Song. Just a few of their many classics!
This wasn't one concert.. this was a 10 years of different concerts. The sound track was their studio version.. I say them in 92' and 75'
Hey this was the 60’s. The Love Generation, paved the way for you. I had long hair down to my waist, barefoot and LSD.
Over The Hills and Far Away is my favorite! They have many to choose 😁💜
You're hilarious 😆 you were doing a mixture of the shimmy shake and bounce bounce 😂
The Drummer is soooo good!!
They are called led zeppelin because they had a meeting with label executive and he hated them. He said they would go down like a lead zeppelin. They ran with it
You need to watch Kennedy center honoring Led Zeppelin with Black Jack inducing serval bands playing their music it was great!
'Moby Dick' showcases John "Bonzo" Bonham's f*ckin genius drumming!
The bit where you said about the planes and everything going on at once is meant to 'sound' what an orgasm 'feels' like. And yes he meant every inch of his love!
That video, was a compilation of a few different concerts, to make up the, "official studio release". The actual recording, was released, I believe, in 1969. (And is a little longer.) If you want to see the best live version (over 13 min long) it's on a DVD, titled: The Song Remains the Same, filmed during a concert at Madison Square Gardens in 1973. (Peace out.) P. S. If you want to know what other good songs they have . . . Start at the beginning of, album 1. When you get into number 7 or 8 . . . We can talk.