Yes. I lived it. My boyfriend worked for a major rock concert promoter in our hometown of New Orleans in the 70s. I saw shows backstage or in photographer's seats. He worked with LZ, the Stones, Fleetwood Mac, Jethro Tull, R.E.M., everybody. Beam me back to the 70s, Scotty. My soul aches for that era for a lot of reasons, especially the music.
So true Roxanne! At 66 my run is nearing the end. I regret not seeing them live and dream of being there live listening to them daily! Their music stirs such powerful emotions! Thankyou Led Zepplin!!!!
Let's see. Four guys (singer, guitarist, bassist, drummer). Fans close to stage. No riots. No fireworks (except the band's performance). No special effects. Nothing but raw, unfiltered, straight-up rock and roll. Amazing. This is how it was. This is how it should be again.
My 30 year old son Tyson Burjan only plays music like led zeppelin on his Guitar classic Rock not machines made music like today's Bands auto correction electric stuff
I love Led Zeppelin because as you scroll through the top comments, there are comments of admiration and adoration separately for all four band members. That's remarkable.
Just discovered today that the main chords are three notes of common chords played a certain way, but you either know how to play it well or you don't.
There’s a reason people think jimmy sold their souls to the devil for “Stairway to Heaven”. The devil was said to have been the best musician in heaven and had instruments embedded into his body. They’re just too good and unreal to believe it’s real😂 imagine going to see a band in 1970 and seeing a wizard control sound waves with his hands
I met Robert Plant some years back,I was working in a garage locally,and he came in for fuel as I was closing,I served him,I asked for an autograph,he gave it to me written on a fuel receipt I still have it,I thanked him,he asked my name,when I told him,he said it was his first wife’s name,he went to the car to look for a photograph for my son,he never had any,he said he would drop one in for me,when he was passing next,and he kept his word,I believe he lived local in the Wye Valley. Love their music,have many c.ds of their music.
Robert Plant was a force of nature in the early days. There’s never been a voice like that since, coupled with unbridled energy and charisma. Just awesome.
@My Email wasn't crazier or more powerful. They had pretty much the same range but plant was more powerful in the high register because he didn't use falsetto
Yup. I feel like he started to lose it around 1972 or 73 and wasn’t the same after that. Still incredible be it just didn’t have the same power and range he did in the 1968-1971 era. I can even hear him slightly slipping on LZ IV a little and you hear it a lot more on Houses Of The Holy. By Physical Graffiti he wasn’t even close. Always amazing though compared to most other frontmen.
Well your sharp when it comes to your music that's for sure, I have listened to them since 1972 o r 1976 I'm somewhere in there, I have always loved them. I'm 69 and getting pretty forgetful LOL But it was in there somewhere the 70's anyway stay cool.
I am a professor in archaeology. I have students are there first year in archaeology digging. This is in the UK. All I could hear was music from my era… And eventually I’ll become an archaeological artefact! However I asked the students why do they like the music? I grew up with and not their music, almost all of them said that the music of today is not music that they enjoy and appreciate the music that I grew up with. I was really surprised.
I’m 16, I’m devastated that’s people my age doesn’t appreciate pure talent like this, this is proper rock n roll! Thanks for giving us the best years thats we weren’t part of!
If it´s good enough I´ve loved them since 68, seen everything, own everything they ever released and I was in their Earls Court show in 75......the most memorable night of my life.......will that do as a match ??
John Paul Jones: the most criminally underrated bass player of all time. The way he and Bonham understood each other and created a tapestry of rhythm and groove never fails to amaze.
He never sought the spotlight. He just did what he was supposed to do, without drawing attention to himself, and did it EXTREMELY well. Its a shame more musicians couldn't be like him, but their egos just won't allow it.
Jonesy may not have had the popularity the rest of the members but his contribution is just unmistakable. His bass is just flawless and powerful in this song.
JPJ is a fucking wizard. I'm a big fan of queen, and John Deacon their bassist is very sharp with his playing, almost using the bass like a piano so to speak but JPJ just has the way of building an atmosphere with the the bass that's so fucking good and completely unmatched.
Jimmy Page. What a LEGEND! Mixed with the perfect voice of Plant. WOW! I was born in 84. Never had the privilege of seeing these gentlemen live in their hay day. Led Zeppelin is the definition of what rock was and should be.
You have good taste in 🎶 I've loved these guy's since they came out,saw them in concert more than once & will always love Led Zeppelin. I'm probably old enough to be your Mom 😆 but they rock!
Their individual talents brought together with the chemistry between these 4 was PURE MAGIC!! I was born in 70 so I grew up (literally bopping my my playpen to zeppelin, my parents still have the old footage).... Zepp gets me through everything!!!
Pages' guitar work was voted best rock guitar composition in the history of rock music, by all the world's top guitar magazines, beating Deep Purple, Pink Floyd and other pretenders. Hope your brother can play just as well.
JP at his very best. The band sounds incredibly tight. Guess the relentless touring, booze and ahem chemical substances took its toll by the end of the decade.
watching and listening to this, it’s sad to know that this kind of stage presence and raw unfiltered musical performance no longer exists in the world. don’t get me wrong, there are a lot of great and extremely talented artists out there, but no one shows up like this on stage anymore. it’s this special kind of magic of its time. what an important time in music history. grateful to at least be able to watch this sort of footage 🧡 it keeps the magic alive.
Agree. Like to compare it with artist like Picasso, Jackson Pollock ... these people opened doors and it seems that no more closed doors are left. We are fortunate to have lived thru this rather unique time period and looking around I feel sad because (most of) contemporary artist give me the feeling of commerce.
I'm a programmer and I spend a few nights working. When my brain is tired and asking for rest, I come here and I hear Zeppelin live, so my brain "wakes up" and I'm back to being productive. It's better than coffee.
You are so right. Imagine just one of them not playing in the band it would be a totally different vibe. The four of them together made Led Zepplin what they were. (Rusty)
Did this people realize that they were truly in the presence of greatness? Oh, to say that they saw Zeppelin in person.. I was honored to see Robert in person on Saturday and was still blown away. Not sure what I would have done if I could have seen the greatest to ever do it like these folks did.
3:15 The (meaningful) sloppiness in his playing adds so much character as if he were truly speaking his mind through his guitar. No matter how much I try playing with the same feel, it’s too hard to even imitate his playing. Perfection 👌
About 11 years ago, I had my niece's kids in my car. I put on Black Dog and Rock N Roll, with ghe windows up and the CD player cranked. They sat in silence, just 3 little kids - ages 9, 11 and 14 - completely stunned, in awe, never to be the same again. It's great to be an aunt.
Perfect union …etc, can equally be said about: The Who; Emerson, Lake & Palmer; YES; The Jimi Hendrix Experience; The Grateful Dead; The Allman Brothers Band, & others.
Each group has it’s own unique “personality”, each one had fantastic musicianship, & created great music. Zeppelin, great musicians they were, also were the best cover band in history, given all the plagiarism thru their 1st 4 albums. Saw em live at MSG in NYC 1977, great concert, one of the best shows I ever saw.
Every time I listen to Zeppelin I come closer to appreciating that nothing rocks harder than them. Nobody can ever truly appreciate how hard they rock. We can only approach appreciation.
Greatest riff is a good argument but even for how mainstream and overplayed it is, ‘Stairway to Heaven’ is easily still the consensus #1 song of all time
Jewel live performance sounds better than her album, but she is only with her guitar (not a band). Kelly Clarkson live performance also sounds better than her album
John Bonham plays that drum kit, it's impressive, there has never been one like it. Jimmy Page's guitar, the voice of Robert plant and John Paul Jones, uff men, are without a doubt the best rock band in history.
Boys & girls this is Rock and Roll. John is tearing those drums up! They were so darn good. And tight. Do you all ever wonder how they sold so many albums??? This is an example as to why. Get it Jimmy! Roberts voice! John Paul was pretty good also! Every album a classic. They just took turns strutting their stuff. Epic! Gold....
50 years ago!!! How is that possible? Considering that the industry has officially killed rock, enjoy my friends the greatest live rock band in history slaying their most iconic song!! T.u.r.n. I.t. U.p. !! 👍
@@yournightmareracing1754 ABSOLUTELY right! With age comes wisdom. And I enjoy the music more now than I ever have . Audio is awesome of course, but with video you can SEE the music and actually feel the passion that the musicians put into it. It's like hearing it all for the first time and taking you back your youth and all those memories come rushing back. I could go on and on but I'll leave you with one word..... OUTSTANDING!!
@@angiebranstetter6017 Spot on! It's truly like you're there and appreciate it even more knowing how rare their live performances were. There are great bands who give amazing live performances, but no one ever took you on the ride better than Zepplin because how well they improvised and made each show fresh.
I saw Zeppelin at UCI on their 2nd US tour and while the entire show was amazing, Bonzo blew us away. We were fairly close to the front and while you could hear everything coming through the speakers as usual, there were so many times in the show that you could actually hear his drums coming straight off the stage as well. I've never experienced that before or since but this video (when he starts to play) always brings it back. His drumming was always loud... live and on record, but to actually be able to pick it out over the amplified sound of the band during the gig was just amazing. He was one of a kind.
The medleys are one of the things that made their live shows interesting. If you want to hear them play the song exactly like the album studio version what's the point in hearing them perform live?
@@DragonSlayer-hw8wl yes mate imagine what other great albums they would have made , lots of bands carry on with different drummers but John Bonham was irreplaceable , it was good to see his son play on the shows they did at the 02 arena 👍🏻
Nobody rEminDs me mOre of my brother than Robert plant..the hair, the 70's tall, skinny with bell bottom jeans. When my brother passed away Memorial weekend on his motorcycle, I found the words to Stairway to Heaven hand written by him in his Bible. Still got it. TY Zeppelin for many great memories.
At a late stage in my life I seem to discover the power of LZ being a fan of PF like you. I think both are at the very top in their genre and it makes no sense to rank them. I just wish I could travel back in time ...
@jean-marcducommun8185 agreed it depends more on my mood, but they are both Masters of poetry and music! I think listening to them is time traveling...
Maybe lots of people saying about The God Jimmy, King Robert or Lord Bonham, but few people saying about how good is John Paul Jones. JPJ is the greatest bassist ever..
Вот какую не возьми группу, они все создавались во времена нашей молодости!!! Можно слушать и слушать эти шедевры, и не надоедает, хотя далеко за 60! Вокал, игра гитар (инструментов), это музыка на века! Будут слушать наши внуки и правнуки и будут балдеть от "высшего пилотажа" исполнителей, как когда-то, да и сейчас, мы!!! Спасибо! Огромное спасибо, вам ребята! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
These four guys made something exceptional, incredible. They were just 4 young men, each of them was the best in his part of the band, who tried to create legendary music. They made it. Simply the best of the (hard) rock, emulated by so many other bands. But they are in the Olimpo of rock, at the first place.
This is perhaps the earliest complete professionally recorded live performance of Led Zeppelin in great quality. The concert happened on January 9, 1970. At the point when this concert took place, the group had no more than a year and few months of existence, since it was founded on the second half of 1968. There are very few live recordings of the group of their 68/69 era (aside from unofficial live “bootlegs”) and the only ones available are sourced from Radio or TV shows. As far as I know, prior to this recording, there are no more of its kind from the early days of Led Zeppelin.
@@louislaz Yes, I know it. The point is that this show was taped with 8 multitracks (which was the standard for professional studio recordings) and filmed with 16mm cinematic cameras; not so common traits for live recordings in those days. The Who’s Live at Leeds was recorded with the same technology aforementioned above, albeit with no video. The Denmark show was recorded using broadcast technology (mono audio and black/white picture), which was the standard for TV media back in those days. I’m not talking about the highlights of the performance, but the quality of the recording itself.
Jones is the best member of Led Zeppelin. You have Jimmy killing it on guitar, Robert singing, Bonzo is keeping the time. all 3 of them gunning hard for the spotlight. Jones holds them all together in every last song! He's consistent, he's well trained, he's the most important piece!
Led Zeppelin is the best rock group in history. Jimmy accomplished so much. I cannot believe anyone could have that much talent. He's a musical genius.
@@timothyball7502 no one can compete with Frank Zappa. Zappa was even light years ahead of LZ .my hands down all time favorite. But Zappa was a Great Grand Master...Jimmy and Jeff Beck are only Grand Masters. Same type of WIZARD. Only no one could create play compose like Zappa. If he trained Zeppelin ... OMG....can't even imagine how an even greater LZ would sound
@@guitarttimman Zappa wanted to teach Hendrix how to read and write music and compose his own songs at a professional level. Imagine if Jimmi Hendrix took him up on it. Zappa has no equal. It would of been great to see Zappa with Led Zeppelin.
Hi Ruth Carter, how are you doing today? I'm glad you're a fan and it's my pleasure meeting you here. I hope some of these songs are your favorite songs?
Doedsjarl What would be their best hard rock song that’s better than this? Now, The Who was slightly before but around My Generation. Good rock but not great before this. After, oh yeah!!!
What a iconic classic rock guitar introduction this is one of my favorite led zeppelin songs I have always thought that they preformed a great concert back in the day.
They're kids here. It's 1970, and they sound absolutely phenomenal by today's standards. Bands since these guys are nothing but a flick in Led Zeppelin's ashtray.
One of the Greatest songs ever, and they really rock it! One of the best bands ever, noone had a voice like Robert! When Rock was Great and Great Bands and music! Lives on forever!
In 1970 this was transcendental-almost an out of body experience-and remains so-his voice and the intrumentals just merge-iconic musicians all of them.
![Led Zeppelin - Moby Dick (Live at The Royal Albert Hall 1970) [Official Video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/IOb8otk7Y0U/mqdefault.jpg)
![Led Zeppelin - Moby Dick (Live at The Royal Albert Hall 1970) [Official Video]](/img/tr.png)
![Led Zeppelin - Stairway To Heaven (Live at Earls Court 1975) [Official Video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Ly6ZhQVnVow/mqdefault.jpg)
![The Who - Baba O'Reily -- In [High Definition] HD! -1979 - The Kids Are Alright](/img/1.gif)
Ugh they sound and look so damn good. This era of rock is unparalleled and my soul aches for it.
Yes. I lived it. My boyfriend worked for a major rock concert promoter in our hometown of New Orleans in the 70s. I saw shows backstage or in photographer's seats. He worked with LZ, the Stones, Fleetwood Mac, Jethro Tull, R.E.M., everybody. Beam me back to the 70s, Scotty. My soul aches for that era for a lot of reasons, especially the music.
Rubbish
Lucky girl!!
May your soul ache for Jesus Christ.
So true Roxanne! At 66 my run is nearing the end. I regret not seeing them live and dream of being there live listening to them daily! Their music stirs such powerful emotions! Thankyou Led Zepplin!!!!
Let's see. Four guys (singer, guitarist, bassist, drummer). Fans close to stage. No riots. No fireworks (except the band's performance). No special effects. Nothing but raw, unfiltered, straight-up rock and roll. Amazing. This is how it was. This is how it should be again.
IF miracles ever happened it would be ....
My 30 year old son Tyson Burjan only plays music like led zeppelin on his Guitar classic Rock not machines made music like today's Bands auto correction electric stuff
Well said, but unfortunately we can never go back to how it was, because we are now condemned to "what is and what should never be".
And no legions of mobile phones held up by the pitiful morons at concerts today.
music nowadays is great in its own way, just look beyond what it popular.
I love Led Zeppelin because as you scroll through the top comments, there are comments of admiration and adoration separately for all four band members. That's remarkable.
Yes it is!
Jimmy is a god.
I am 69 yrs old, I saw them 8 times in Houston starting 1970, the best ever.
Two greatest bands ever: Zeppelin and The Beatles, beautiful lyrics and beautiful riffs.
In a similar vein, Queen was unique in that all 4 members wrote a #1 song.
It’s crazy how these 4 insanely talented Legends found each other.. it’s not a coincidence that they’re the greatest band of all time..
Just discovered today that the main chords are three notes of common chords played a certain way, but you either know how to play it well or you don't.
@@stancoleshill8925 as much as I love music, Rock, Led Zeppelin, etc.. I know NOTHING about actual music lol.. like instruments, chords, etc..
Got that right...
Yes, best band ever
There’s a reason people think jimmy sold their souls to the devil for “Stairway to Heaven”. The devil was said to have been the best musician in heaven and had instruments embedded into his body. They’re just too good and unreal to believe it’s real😂 imagine going to see a band in 1970 and seeing a wizard control sound waves with his hands
The way Bonham's brain was wired was simply out of the ordinary. No drummer ever did it like him.
+Alex Moeller possibly Ginger Baker. Bonham one of the best
i think JHB is the combination of Buddy Rich@Gene Kupra.
Keith Moon too guys, don’t forget him.
Bill Ward is insane too
Sotis175 yeah definitely
This song still crushes everything after 50+ years.
OL' groupies?
elvis liked them
This version especially decimates the land. All terrain rock track
@@dancingtrout6719until he found out they were selling concert tickets faster than he was😂
Jest jeszcze kilka
This day was Jimmy's 26th birthday. JPJ had turned 24 a few days before. Robert and Bonzo were both 21. They were so young and so unbelievably good!!
Omg what a shocking fact. I love them even more now. Oh they're the greatest!
I heard he had promised his mother he would wear that vest! I cannot love this enough
Bonzo was born in 1945, he was 25 years old there, not 21
Incroyable. Quelle jeunesse, que talent, quelle liberte aussi chez Robert. Ces quatre-la ensemble, quel cadeau pour.nous.
exciting! so usefull to know their age!
I met Robert Plant some years back,I was working in a garage locally,and he came in for fuel as I was closing,I served him,I asked for an autograph,he gave it to me written on a fuel receipt I still have it,I thanked him,he asked my name,when I told him,he said it was his first wife’s name,he went to the car to look for a photograph for my son,he never had any,he said he would drop one in for me,when he was passing next,and he kept his word,I believe he lived local in the Wye Valley. Love their music,have many c.ds of their music.
cool!
Superb and interesting story. , seriously, that stimulated my brain
Tiene todo el aspecto de ser Buena Persona ( Robert Plant ) ... 👍👍👍🇦🇷
You are very lucky. Y love the story. ❤😂🎉😮😅😊
Best guitarist. Best drummer. Best singer. Best bass player. ALL in one group!!
Best Ever
Best drummer. The other ones are not true lmao
@@cade9173 most likely
Who???
best drummer? best guitarist? best bass player? my guy your dreaming
That one fan who shouted "woman!!" and to which Plant replied "aah". That's one of the best moment you could ever have as a fan.
That was funny. Plant was like a teacher telling a cocky schoolkid not to get ahead of the poem being read. 😂
Thats right !
When?
@@XMRL-s9f About 4:58
In 2024 he couldn't put the word woman in a song because we don't know what the definition of a woman now 🤯🤯🤯
Robert Plant was a force of nature in the early days. There’s never been a voice like that since, coupled with unbridled energy and charisma. Just awesome.
GG ALLIN!
Paul Rogers also has a great frontman voice, but you’re right Plant is out there on his own!
@@jeffreyroberts7438 Absolutely, Paul Rogers is in the same league as Plant. The raspy and smooth style he has is often imitated, never duplicated.
@My Email wasn't crazier or more powerful. They had pretty much the same range but plant was more powerful in the high register because he didn't use falsetto
Yup. I feel like he started to lose it around 1972 or 73 and wasn’t the same after that. Still incredible be it just didn’t have the same power and range he did in the 1968-1971 era. I can even hear him slightly slipping on LZ IV a little and you hear it a lot more on Houses Of The Holy. By Physical Graffiti he wasn’t even close. Always amazing though compared to most other frontmen.
Music doesn't matter how old it is. There are only two types of music; the good and the bad. I am 16 but even I know this is legendary.
Ich war 1970 16 , Led Zeppelin eine Offenbarung , ich bin heute noch ihr größter Fan.
Well your sharp when it comes to your music that's for sure, I have listened to them since 1972 o r 1976 I'm somewhere in there, I have always loved them. I'm 69 and getting pretty forgetful LOL But it was in there somewhere the 70's anyway stay cool.
I am a professor in archaeology. I have students are there first year in archaeology digging. This is in the UK. All I could hear was music from my era… And eventually I’ll become an archaeological artefact! However I asked the students why do they like the music? I grew up with and not their music, almost all of them said that the music of today is not music that they enjoy and appreciate the music that I grew up with. I was really surprised.
jimmy page literally talks with his guitar what a legend
PARDON? I'M LISTENING!!! LMFBO
Mg1zbnxxxnxx1bxñnxxxcnx1x1nxgxz1n1nxng1xxnv11xmx1mx1nxxnxxzxxzn1nx11xn1nxxm1ng1nxxnxx1nxnxñ1nxx1nn1nxzxlxxcnx1nxg1nxnx1nxng1nxñ1nxn1nxxcnxňģ1nxxn1nxģ1nxn1mx11nxnxxngv1nxxx1nxcnxh1xxxxn1nxcxzn1nxzxxxxnģn1nx1nxgñn1xxxn1nxzcg1nxnxxchdx1xn1nxn1n1nx1nx1nx1nxxxxxxn1nxxn1nxxn1nxxxng11xnx1nxh1nxn1nxxnģ1nxxxcģ11nxbddnxxn1nx1nx1nxn1bxxn1nx1nbxnxxxccn1g1nxvnxn1nxg1nxx1bxnģg11xxnxnxvnxnh1bx1xx1nñ1jxnxn1nxx1nx1ndxch1nx1bxx11xg1nxg11xxxxvnx1xn1nx1nx1jxg1nx1ģn1bx1nx1bxn1bxn1bxxnh1nxxng1nx1nxģ1bxcģ1jxxnx1jxxxxzn1bxxbxnx1jxn1nx1bx1nn1x11xx1nxx1nx1jxxnģ1nx1nxxxn1jx1nxģg1nx1nxn1nxģ1n d1nx1nxxxn1bxxn11xxn1nz1bxxn1bxnn1nbxnnng1bxn1jxbznnn1bxnx11bxxcñnh1bxxxxbxzcj1bxzn11xnxxncnv1jxxc11xn1bxzcbxzn1bxxnnx11nx1bxxn11xxcv1bxxxxxxxxxcnxnxg1bxxxxxxzn1bxn1nxgxn1xdn1g1bxxxcbxxnn1bxg1nxng1bxnn1bxnxn1nx1nxxxn1nxn1xxng1nx1nxxxn1nbxhxx1n1bxxxn1nx1bxcg1bxn11xxndxxn1bxxcn qqxlx
No no That's Hendrix
@@osama_salem page>>>>>>>>>>>hendrix
@@osama_salem It’s both, they are both amazing at what they did.
I’m 16, I’m devastated that’s people my age doesn’t appreciate pure talent like this, this is proper rock n roll! Thanks for giving us the best years thats we weren’t part of!
Never. 2. Late. Saw. Em. In. 1969. Best. Concert. Everrrrrrrrrrrr
@@davechae5890 :00000 luckyyyy
Tengo 57 y tenía tu edad cuando esta banda me voló la cabeza. Que bueno es que alguien de 16 sepa apreciar a estos genios.
you arent the only one our age to love such music! but youre right, most just call it old people music
You know like 6 people, learn statistics and the internet you fucking dumbass
Probably one of the best sounding snare drums ever. RIP Mr. Bonham.
Carmine from Vanilla fudge got that set from Ludwig for him
@@shawnperico7221 Brilliant info, cheers.
Avevo 16 anni, erano i miei preferiti, insieme a Jimy Hendrix e Pink Floyd. Ho detto tutto
They were fuckin extraordinary. Those people don't even know how lucky they are.
You truly fall down the Zeppelin rabbit hole when you discover their live material... been stuck here for the last 3 months.. anyone got a match?
1 year 😌
I hear ya........so true. Especially now while stuck at home! ❤️LZ
Lol I only looked up one song
If it´s good enough I´ve loved them since 68, seen everything, own everything they ever released and I was in their Earls Court show in 75......the most memorable night of my life.......will that do as a match ??
Sure. Got hooked 4 years ago. Theres no way out!!
John Paul Jones: the most criminally underrated bass player of all time. The way he and Bonham understood each other and created a tapestry of rhythm and groove never fails to amaze.
He's not underrated. He's a brilliant bassist and talented in other instrument sat on rank 14th by Rolling Stones magazine.
@@suzukishogun1192 but he should have been #13, Susie Shotgun.
He never sought the spotlight. He just did what he was supposed to do, without drawing attention to himself, and did it EXTREMELY well. Its a shame more musicians couldn't be like him, but their egos just won't allow it.
Best bass player!!!Hear the rythm!!
Widely regarded as one of the finest bass players in rock.
Far from underrated.
Jonesy may not have had the popularity the rest of the members but his contribution is just unmistakable. His bass is just flawless and powerful in this song.
+Epyx911 Jonesy was definitely the quiet force behind Led Zepplin!!
,,
JPJ is a fucking wizard. I'm a big fan of queen, and John Deacon their bassist is very sharp with his playing, almost using the bass like a piano so to speak but JPJ just has the way of building an atmosphere with the the bass that's so fucking good and completely unmatched.
I love the heavy bass on a lot of their songs
JPJ was the groove anchor for Zeppelin. No song is the same without any of them, to be fair, but perhaps especially so of Jonesy.
It was 1970 and minds were blown at the Royal Albert Hall. Greatest Rock and Roll band of all time.
This was Jan. 6, 1969
@@LaXihuatl No? This was Jan. 9, 1970, Jimmy Page's 26th birthday.
REST IN PEACE JOHN BONHAM. YOUR MUSIC AND YOUR TALENT WILL NEVER DIE.
Jason Bonham picks up where John left off. ❤
@@Twins1964 Jason is an amazing drummer in his own right.
🎉❤🎉 ✨ great band
💯th like 👍🏻 gud times
❤❤
Never has there been a voice like Robert plants. Best frontman ever.
best singer ever😎
yess robrert is the best rock frontmen bat freddie mercury is best frontmen oll time
Now there is Mick!
And Justin Beiber!!!!!....Okay,...that was bad.I'll shut up now.....
for me the Best front man is iggy pop !! but plant is the Best singer !
That voice! The hair! Those jeans! Hell yeah! x
He’s the James Bond of rock. Every guy wants to be him. Every chick wants to be with him.
О да ❤
That rhymed, well done!’👍
Iyyess !
Hell yeah ❤
❤❤❤
Jimmy Page. What a LEGEND! Mixed with the perfect voice of Plant. WOW!
I was born in 84. Never had the privilege of seeing these gentlemen live in their hay day.
Led Zeppelin is the definition of what rock was and should be.
You have good taste in 🎶
I've loved these guy's since they came out,saw them in concert more than once & will always love Led Zeppelin. I'm probably old enough to be your Mom 😆 but they rock!
@@Nicolekreuz who are you talking to?
How is it possible that some of Led Zeppelin's songs sound extraordinary when they performed live?
all their songs sound better live imo. Heavier.
That's just the way it is when you make that Faustian bargain! I would take the same deal...
Their individual talents brought together with the chemistry between these 4 was PURE MAGIC!! I was born in 70 so I grew up (literally bopping my my playpen to zeppelin, my parents still have the old footage).... Zepp gets me through everything!!!
they could perform live, they had talent and they were good at improvisation (very good)...
Page the master of the rift.
Listening to Page's dirty raw licks here just gives me chills. He makes it look easy and it certainly isn't. Genius. Pure genius.
Pages' guitar work was voted best rock guitar composition in the history of rock music, by all the world's top guitar magazines, beating Deep Purple, Pink Floyd and other pretenders. Hope your brother can play just as well.
JP at his very best. The band sounds incredibly tight. Guess the relentless touring, booze and ahem chemical substances took its toll by the end of the decade.
@PatrickMorris-sm8dvno offense….but I don’t think you can top this. Or any of Page’s licks
He's better live than in the studio
😊
Whoever screamed out "Woman" from the audience, is a legend.
0:10 In fact, that look that Jimmy and Robert give is phenomenal, it should be on the list of the greatest moments in the history of Rock!
Мне 60 лет уже и я просто счастлив, что воспитан на этой музыке! Так больше никогда играть не будут, увы!
C'est du pur genie
Ես 68, տարեկան եմ ու ռոքը իմ կյանքի մի մասն է, նրանք մեր երիտասարդ տարիների օդն են եղել
"There will never be a band as special as Led Zeppelin."
tbm acho,pt br
tenho discografia em vinil
BLACK SABATH
@@luisfelipejordaodasilva202 Black Sabbath é minha banda favorita. Estilo único. Não tem nada parecido.
The Beatles!
watching and listening to this, it’s sad to know that this kind of stage presence and raw unfiltered musical performance no longer exists in the world. don’t get me wrong, there are a lot of great and extremely talented artists out there, but no one shows up like this on stage anymore. it’s this special kind of magic of its time. what an important time in music history. grateful to at least be able to watch this sort of footage 🧡 it keeps the magic alive.
TURNSTILE does… check them out!!!
Absolutely
Agree. Like to compare it with artist like Picasso, Jackson Pollock ... these people opened doors and it seems that no more closed doors are left. We are fortunate to have lived thru this rather unique time period and looking around I feel sad because (most of) contemporary artist give me the feeling of commerce.
yes, “the feeling of commerce” is a great way to describe it!
most of the best music i’ve heard these days come from various underground scenes.
Agree, we need it now! Especially in Russia.😮
The vocals, the guitar work, the drums....just awesome. Such an amazing group.
I thank God every day that I had the grace to grow up in this time. The memory will last a lifetime🙏
Here I am , also 👍👍
Me too❤
I'm a programmer and I spend a few nights working. When my brain is tired and asking for rest, I come here and I hear Zeppelin live, so my brain "wakes up" and I'm back to being productive. It's better than coffee.
This is what I do too.
Me too
So true!
it's the thrill and excitement unleashing in your blood system
Walked 60k for cancer in Toronto listening to these tunes when I was 52. 😊🇨🇦
How blessed are we that these 4 rock Gods found each other, during our lifetime?!
You are so right. Imagine just one of them not playing in the band it would be a totally different vibe. The four of them together made Led Zepplin what they were. (Rusty)
THRU MIDDLE MAN, CALLED SATAN
THRU MIDDLE MAN CALLED SATAN
Did this people realize that they were truly in the presence of greatness? Oh, to say that they saw Zeppelin in person.. I was honored to see Robert in person on Saturday and was still blown away. Not sure what I would have done if I could have seen the greatest to ever do it like these folks did.
Amazing Zeppelin.Pure magic.This is what happens when you turn music inside/out and re-invent it!❤😂
3:15 The (meaningful) sloppiness in his playing adds so much character as if he were truly speaking his mind through his guitar. No matter how much I try playing with the same feel, it’s too hard to even imitate his playing. Perfection 👌
That’s why I love the live versions more than the album. The Doors, Led Zeppelin, Van Halen, etc. They all sound mesmerizing when they play live
It’s because you’re imitating and not performing
@@NickolaySheitanovno.
76 AND THESE GUYS STILL TALK TO ME! THANKS GUYS!
Long ago and far away, there was Bach, Beethoven and then Led Zeppelin. The final chapter of great music.
Chopin too ‼️
Back and Beethoven didn't rip of others work.ruclips.net/video/WoqR7ztdTCg/видео.htmlsi=kfmk6vuay0ZzPgb1
About 11 years ago, I had my niece's kids in my car. I put on Black Dog and Rock N Roll, with ghe windows up and the CD player cranked. They sat in silence, just 3 little kids - ages 9, 11 and 14 - completely stunned, in awe, never to be the same again. It's great to be an aunt.
The perfect union of the right musicians at the right time, and nobody has ever topped them.
Truth!!!!!!
Robert your voice is unreal!! I love this song very sexy
I’m better
Perfect union …etc, can equally be said about: The Who; Emerson, Lake & Palmer; YES; The Jimi Hendrix Experience; The Grateful Dead; The Allman Brothers Band, & others.
Each group has it’s own unique “personality”, each one had fantastic musicianship, & created great music. Zeppelin, great musicians they were, also were the best cover band in history, given all the plagiarism thru their 1st 4 albums. Saw em live at MSG in NYC 1977, great concert, one of the best shows I ever saw.
Pure artistic at its finest. They preformed so effortlessly and with so much passion that is unmatched 😮.
I said this very thing to a person tonight 😊
Every time I listen to Zeppelin I come closer to appreciating that nothing rocks harder than them. Nobody can ever truly appreciate how hard they rock. We can only approach appreciation.
Most intoxicating voice I’ve ever heard. Epic performance
Perfect adjective! Intoxicating.
Plant’s primal wail sends shivers down my spine, those concerts still echo through space-time.
Bohmans in the intro makes me wail
the band that influenced EVERYONE after them!
ruclips.net/video/efuOELImxAc/видео.html
Great Concert,No Hassles just Awesome Music, The Way It Should Be! 🎸🔥🎸
JPJ is one of the best bassists on earth! he is vital!
dear anna Marie c'est un plaisir de te lire
Yesss his bass playing is amazing really,I'm a bass player to.sure a inspiration :)
*chris squire
And Paul mccartney
@@yourfriendlybulbasaur9165 wth no disrespect to Mccartney, we couldn't give a fuck to him as a bassist
page and plant had unbeatable on-stage chemistry
Just like bread and butter.💓
Jones and Bonham were even stronger.
I love the way Page and Plant stand and look at one an other at the beginnig
I always did too! 🌟
Antonin Royannais I love it too. It looks as if they were "tuning in" one the other.
Hands down the greatest rock song ever made with an opening riff to stop you dead in your tracks.
Not even their best song. Still a great song.
Greatest riff is a good argument but even for how mainstream and overplayed it is, ‘Stairway to Heaven’ is easily still the consensus #1 song of all time
With a band this good, their live performances sound better than their albumns. Not many artists today can do that.
Kgot yjickerpp yr novkn
Tool
@@shannonwilkerson Tool is one of few bands to do it today. But they don't compare to Zep. But at the same time they are totally different.
Jewel live performance sounds better than her album, but she is only with her guitar (not a band). Kelly Clarkson live performance also sounds better than her album
King gizzard and the lizard wizard
I'm 62 and will always be stunned in disbelief. They don't even seem human sometimes...unbelievable every second.
Мне тоже 62. И мне это нравится.
John Bonham plays that drum kit, it's impressive, there has never been one like it. Jimmy Page's guitar, the voice of Robert plant and John Paul Jones, uff men, are without a doubt the best rock band in history.
he beats those drums like he was dating them
Best band from England. Many from America are just as good, my opinion. 4-15-2022
@@timothyball7502 Nope.
Best band ever
What at stealing songs? ruclips.net/video/WoqR7ztdTCg/видео.htmlsi=kfmk6vuay0ZzPgb1
Boys & girls this is Rock and Roll. John is tearing those drums up! They were so darn good. And tight. Do you all ever wonder how they sold so many albums??? This is an example as to why. Get it Jimmy! Roberts voice! John Paul was pretty good also! Every album a classic. They just took turns strutting their stuff. Epic! Gold....
these guys were only 22-26 years old during this show, completely fully formed, original and inimitable.
50 years ago!!!
How is that possible?
Considering that the industry has officially killed rock, enjoy my friends the greatest live rock band in history slaying their most iconic song!! T.u.r.n. I.t. U.p. !! 👍
Correct ! It's going on 50 years.
I was born in 70 and came out rockin to Zepplin!
@@angiebranstetter6017 And still jamming, right Angie? 😎
@@yournightmareracing1754 ABSOLUTELY right! With age comes wisdom. And I enjoy the music more now than I ever have . Audio is awesome of course, but with video you can SEE the music and actually feel the passion that the musicians put into it. It's like hearing it all for the first time and taking you back your youth and all those memories come rushing back. I could go on and on but I'll leave you with one word..... OUTSTANDING!!
@@angiebranstetter6017 Spot on!
It's truly like you're there and appreciate it even more knowing how rare their live performances were.
There are great bands who give amazing live performances, but no one ever took you on the ride better than Zepplin because how well they improvised and made each show fresh.
I saw Zeppelin at UCI on their 2nd US tour and while the entire show was amazing, Bonzo blew us away. We were fairly close to the front and while you could hear everything coming through the speakers as usual, there were so many times in the show that you could actually hear his drums coming straight off the stage as well. I've never experienced that before or since but this video (when he starts to play) always brings it back. His drumming was always loud... live and on record, but to actually be able to pick it out over the amplified sound of the band during the gig was just amazing. He was one of a kind.
I like it when they stick by the original recording in the screaming middle section instead of going into different songs.
I kind of like it going into different songs of theres , you get a little taste of all the goodness .
In 1970 they were still playing How Many More Times, which is the song they used for the oldies medley.
The great Led Zeppelin ! I'm glad I grow up listening to to Rock and Roll
The medleys are one of the things that made their live shows interesting. If you want to hear them play the song exactly like the album studio version what's the point in hearing them perform live?
😳o F'n AYE!! I LUV THE TRIBALNESS OF BONHAM'S GOIN BIZONKERZ ON HIS BABY🙏✝️
A 15anni ascoltare i Beatles e poi arrivano i LZ con tutta la loro potenza....come non restare a bocca aperta!!!???
best rock band of all time no doubt
no foolin
And this the best rock song imo
What if John Bonham did not die that early ...
@@DragonSlayer-hw8wl yes mate imagine what other great albums they would have made , lots of bands carry on with different drummers but John Bonham was irreplaceable , it was good to see his son play on the shows they did at the 02 arena 👍🏻
Do Not forget Deep Purple
Sensational live footage & sound of the hottest live band in the 70's.........RESPECT !
Nobody rEminDs me mOre of my brother than Robert plant..the hair, the 70's tall, skinny with bell bottom jeans. When my brother passed away Memorial weekend on his motorcycle, I found the words to Stairway to Heaven hand written by him in his Bible. Still got it. TY Zeppelin for many great memories.
P
RIP Sweet Prince.
I listen to Pink Floyd a lot but when I think about the ultimate rock and roll it has absolutely Led Zeppelin!
At a late stage in my life I seem to discover the power of LZ being a fan of PF like you. I think both are at the very top in their genre and it makes no sense to rank them. I just wish I could travel back in time ...
@jean-marcducommun8185 agreed it depends more on my mood, but they are both Masters of poetry and music! I think listening to them is time traveling...
Maybe lots of people saying about The God Jimmy, King Robert or Lord Bonham, but few people saying about how good is John Paul Jones. JPJ is the greatest bassist ever..
kitingful- blasphemous filth
kitingful John entwistle would beg to differ
Nah JPJ is like 3rd first place belongs to Les claypool
Yes bassist Chris Squire gets my vote
No doubt! Best
The greatest rock & roll band in history
@MonteGould-oh9df You have that right !!
Вот какую не возьми группу, они все создавались во времена нашей молодости!!! Можно слушать и слушать эти шедевры, и не надоедает, хотя далеко за 60! Вокал, игра гитар (инструментов), это музыка на века! Будут слушать наши внуки и правнуки и будут балдеть от "высшего пилотажа" исполнителей, как когда-то, да и сейчас, мы!!! Спасибо! Огромное спасибо, вам ребята! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Yes!!!!
согласен 1000% . и увы русский рок мёртв. яочень глубоко скорблю. небо на видело позорнее пацаков
Robert plant one of the greatest vocalists of all time, not many to touch him back then... legend
Oh yes! Jimmy Page and Robert Plant are musical geniuses.
@@barbaragentry9003 as are John Paul Jones, and John Bonham
These four guys made something exceptional, incredible. They were just 4 young men, each of them was the best in his part of the band, who tried to create legendary music. They made it. Simply the best of the (hard) rock, emulated by so many other bands. But they are in the Olimpo of rock, at the first place.
2024 I still watching and listening..how about you ??!
Only all the time
Ok😊
An ale udriiiiiiìiiiìiii
Hell Yeah
Noi io e nano🐕
After all these years still gives chills, admiration and love. INSANE. CRAZY. Heavenly. Music makes us closest to heaven, if it is not heaven itself
There will never,EVER be another John Bonham.
mangadrummer85 his son is also a great drummer
Jason is good but NEVER as great as his dad !
This is perhaps the earliest complete professionally recorded live performance of Led Zeppelin in great quality. The concert happened on January 9, 1970. At the point when this concert took place, the group had no more than a year and few months of existence, since it was founded on the second half of 1968. There are very few live recordings of the group of their 68/69 era (aside from unofficial live “bootlegs”) and the only ones available are sourced from Radio or TV shows. As far as I know, prior to this recording, there are no more of its kind from the early days of Led Zeppelin.
Look up the Denmark live TV appearance from 1969. It’s even more incredible than this, and with perfect sound and mixing.
@@louislaz Yes, I know it. The point is that this show was taped with 8 multitracks (which was the standard for professional studio recordings) and filmed with 16mm cinematic cameras; not so common traits for live recordings in those days. The Who’s Live at Leeds was recorded with the same technology aforementioned above, albeit with no video. The Denmark show was recorded using broadcast technology (mono audio and black/white picture), which was the standard for TV media back in those days. I’m not talking about the highlights of the performance, but the quality of the recording itself.
How could Led Zeppelin fail
BEST DRUMMER
BEST LEAD GUITARIST
BEST VOCALS
Miss you all !!
Best years of my life !!
LED ZEPPELIN ❤
What’s wrong with JPJ?
Absolutely nothing @@rafaelorantes7185
They could have failed - being without Jonesy!! 😉
JPJ was AWESOME too !
The whole band just clicked together !!
Best Band EVER !
Ils sont partis au sommet de la gloire plutôt que s'inscruster et faire de la merde comme les rolling stones et d'autres.
Jones is the best member of Led Zeppelin. You have Jimmy killing it on guitar, Robert singing, Bonzo is keeping the time. all 3 of them gunning hard for the spotlight. Jones holds them all together in every last song! He's consistent, he's well trained, he's the most important piece!
Led Zeppelin is the best rock group in history. Jimmy accomplished so much. I cannot believe anyone could have that much talent. He's a musical genius.
Frank Zappa can compete with him. 4-15-2022
@@timothyball7502 Well, you got a point there. Zappa was an absolute genius, and he is certainly very missed by all of us!
@@timothyball7502 I don't know. Can't dispute ungodly genius of Zappa but I feel confident Jimmy takes the thrown without a doubt.
@@timothyball7502 no one can compete with Frank Zappa. Zappa was even light years ahead of LZ .my hands down all time favorite. But Zappa was a Great Grand Master...Jimmy and Jeff Beck are only Grand Masters. Same type of WIZARD. Only no one could create play compose like Zappa. If he trained Zeppelin ... OMG....can't even imagine how an even greater LZ would sound
@@guitarttimman Zappa wanted to teach Hendrix how to read and write music and compose his own songs at a professional level. Imagine if Jimmi Hendrix took him up on it. Zappa has no equal. It would of been great to see Zappa with Led Zeppelin.
Robert: WAYY DOOWNNN INSIIIIDEEE...
Audience member at 4:53 : WOMAAAN...
Robert: Ah!
lmao
i would be so embarrassed lol
LOL
Jessa Ethridge i’d love it lmao
The fact that he acknowledges the fan is awesome
@@lucaskywalkermusic7697 now that I think of it I would do. Oh to have Robert say "Ah!" When I yell the words at the wrong time
Plant had an unbelievable voice, completely electric
This is "Whole Lotta Love" Best live version ever. Especially if it the Legendary "Royal Albert Hall". You Damn right it's gonna be Iconic!
MR. ROBERT PLANT...ONE OF THE MOST RECOGNIZABLE VOICES IN ROCK AND ROLL...AND MAGICAL...😁😊☺😎
Those of us who grew up with music were fortunate .. this is an iconic song
Yes. We were randomly singled out in all of history for that pleasure.
Agree 100%
At the time (1970) it must have been seen as revolutionary to the music scene with this performance. Such raw energy of heavy (blues) rock.
The opening riff w the 2 D’S…tells ya the magic right there…wow…wattaperformance
Jimmy will go down in history as the most awesome of all rock guitar players.
One of the greatest Rock bands ever. Roberts voice was one a kind. 🤘
It’s still is.
Thanks to whoever recorded this in 1970, especially the sound quality for those times (y)
To me Led Zeppelin at Royal Albert Hall is the greatest concert there ever was
Absolutely brilliant, drummer phenomenal, vocals superb, 🎸 guitar work magnificent, LED Zeppelin Rocks Forever 💯
Hi Ruth Carter, how are you doing today? I'm glad you're a fan and it's my pleasure meeting you here. I hope some of these songs are your favorite songs?
John Paul Jones
Led Zeppelin are Gods
and thieves too. ruclips.net/video/WoqR7ztdTCg/видео.htmlsi=kfmk6vuay0ZzPgb1
The Led Zeppelin no bad songs! This song is a masterpiece and will always be eternal!!!
This is the best live version I've seen so far. Glad I came across this. Better than the famous live recorded Song remains the same tour in 73
Everyday man! Still can't get enough, and I'm only 22!
nikacdc2013 PNT I still think this is the best hard rock song of all time!!! And it was the first hard rock song!!!
Not even close to the first hard rock song. One word. Cream.
Doedsjarl What would be their best hard rock song that’s better than this? Now, The Who was slightly before but around My Generation. Good rock but not great before this. After, oh yeah!!!
GREATEST ROCK BAND EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Favorite rock band of all time. My husband saw them live in Detroit in the early 70's. We have ALL the albums😊
The Mighty Ones! I consider myself blessed to have seen them twice in the 70’s! I can truly say…I’ve never been the same. Life changing experience
What a iconic classic rock guitar introduction this is one of my favorite led zeppelin songs I have always thought that they preformed a great concert back in the day.
Noah McIver it’s absolutely beautiful
They're kids here. It's 1970, and they sound absolutely phenomenal by today's standards. Bands since these guys are nothing but a flick in Led Zeppelin's ashtray.
4:53
Robert: wait I forgot wtf to say
Member: WOMAN!!!!!!
Robert: ah
Robert: WOMMAAAAAN
Absolutley love that part 👍
Me 2
@@electric-lee144 definately
ahhhhh YEEAH JUICE JUICE JUICE JUICE
Ah 🤣🤣🤣❤️❤️❤️ lo amo
This song is a force of nature..
One of the Greatest songs ever, and they really rock it! One of the best bands ever, noone had a voice like Robert! When Rock was Great and Great Bands and music! Lives on forever!
In 1970 this was transcendental-almost an out of body experience-and remains so-his voice and the intrumentals just merge-iconic musicians all of them.
This band was way ahead of its time. It is epic rock and still great today, 1/2 century later.