Led Zeppelin: Live on TV BYEN/Danmarks Radio [Full Performance]
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- Опубликовано: 29 окт 2016
- Led Zeppelin at the Gladsaxe Teen Club in Gladsaxe, Denmark
March 17, 1969
I know this is heavily circulated but this is always a very fun listen..
However I can say this video is unique in that I boosted the bass a bit.. ;)
Also instead of just downloading this from RUclips, I used the original bootleg and video, just for the sake of quality.
0:11 Communication Breakdown
2:58 Dazed and Confused
12:13 Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
19:01 How Many More Times 
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The danish audience, by being so quiet, has done us a monstrous favor. A live album without screaming or cheering fans interrupting the bands sounds
These days people bitch about audience not being loud enough. Like do you watch a band for their music or the sound of the audience? Simpletons...
@@enriquemendez1507standing there like lemons with a bloody mobile phone recording the band watching them on a small phone screen then ,watching the gig again ,on a small phone screen, beggars belief to me ..watch the feckin band in all its glory ,that’s what you’re paying for ..
@@enriquemendez1507 Some people have strange customs, like there are those who cheer and clap at the cinema during a film! I don't understand.
@@craigpimlott204 that's not what I was talking about at all. But that is kinda dumb and I'd feel embarrassed if I were to do that to a band that I love. These days kids record bands to then post on social media. They place more emphasis on posting to social media than on enjoying the moment with live music
They are probably in awe listening to the greatest band ever
My Father was only 20 years old . Blows my mind . This is truly a moment of greatness . Love it JB
Jason Bonham Le meilleur batteur de tous les temps.... Best drummer ever.
Yep ! )) that's why you need to always be yourself , that's what your dad would want )))
I've heard he was incredible as a teenager. Bill Ward talked about seeing him in clubs in Birmingham and he was the boss even then. God bless you and your family
Im 20 tomorrow, Born in Redditch. My Grandad had a shop in Bromsgrove, my dad and me always says about how John couldve been a local there. God bless x
Fake
“I’d like to introduce Led Zeppelin to you.” What an extraordinary moment in music history.
😱
History not just music history
And they just sit there looking blank lol it reminds me of the Boiler Room Germany
On bass-guitar John Paul Jones John Paul Jones
An as the their secondary concert in Denmark, I was only a hundred meters away, and I didnt knew 😞
This is 54 years old. That’s the equivalent of listening to a performance from 1915 when this was filmed in 1969.
What a gift to be alive in such a beautiful century of music.
Cool fact. My moms 60 and she jams Zepp and Sabbath daily our entire lives.
couldn't agree more. We are a lucky bunch of humans to exist at the same time as all this great music we get to enjoy!
108 years from 1915….
Not the same when you consider the rapid advancement of technology that happened in the 20th century.
@@Powertuber1000 Actually, it is the same, considering it’s the exact amount of years that passed. You may notice that’s the entire point of my comment.
JP Jones, Led Zep's secret weapon, rarely seen always heard, always awesome
JP Jones is the best!!!
Somehow if you analize it, bassists tend to be the secret weapons in any amazing band
He’s is indeed the secret weapon he reminds me of John Lennon in the regard.
Probably the best all around musician in all of Rock & Roll....
@@JamesJackson-xd7jq I imagine Prince would have something to say about that.
Imagine being lucky enough to sit legs crossed at the feet of Led Zeppelin
I did at Trentham Gardens maybe twice or was the the Who GOOD NIGHT'S
@@trevorbarthorpe3251 Wow! Amazing! Music is beautiful in lots of different ways and it should not be used as a way to make a living. Led Zeppelin are genuine and its 100% natural. I love it!
I totally agree, this is Zeppelin at their raw best. Okay their brilliant songs are not here but if I had a time machine to see this😍
Stuart Chiverton their brilliant songs aren’t here? I don’t understand the nonsense you typed.
@@murderc27 fair point, I meant things like Stairway and Whole lotta love are yet to come, but you are absolutely right to correct me.
It’s funny how a bare minimum Tv show in Denmark held one of the greatest moments in rock history.
...and set a standard that few still have yet to hit. Seems strange that so few shows ever wanted to follow this model.
@@BigBlack81 I don't think any any musicians besides prog metal bands have been so locked in with each other. It's actually insane
Denmark's most famous music show always gave bands from USA and UK exposure
Imagine sitting less than six feet from Led Zeppelin with only 50 other people in the room. Every one in that audience had the ultimate bragging rights.
My favorite part is the audience has absolutely no idea what to think
im also determining are they feeling it or just shocked 😭
and then by the end you see most of them grooving, nodding their heads
If I was in the audience I would be jumping up and down and dancing and going mad.
Too funny...my thoughts exactly!
Possibly there best live performance raw and awesome the audience must be on drugs to not react to this masterpiece
Bonzo hits those drums like they owe him money
Money
He prob just bought them and in debt
Tommy Gun Cola drumming is harder than it is farther
Hilarious and original joke
It’s fascinating to watch him so aggressively play those drums
The sound that Bonham gets from that drum kit with those tiny sticks is absolutely incredible. RIP to the greatest of all time!!!
he got specially made thick drum sticks from ludwig because he kept breaking them
@@robinwise9279 Interesting, I know he had used Ludwig 2A's but he later down switched to Promuco Trees, smaller than 2A and closer to 5B. May I ask where I can read more about that?
It doesn’t make sense
I love the way Robert Plant introduces the band halfway through.
where at?
19:07
Unbelievably epic
Jimmy Page: A tele, 2 pedals and one amp
JPJ: His bass and one amp
Robert Plant: His voice and a mic
John Bonham: A drumset with the bare minimum of drums
This is all they needed and they sounded louder and more powerful than anyone else.
What is that amps? And effects?
@@thesuninthesky6449 It looks like he's using a vox wah and tone bender (for fuzz) but I'm not sure about the amp
@@donaldfollowback9922 ok all right guy
@@thesuninthesky6449 1959 marshall super lead. You can see it in 7:15
@@ork1234 thank you
That bass...that bass...that fucking BASS!!!
Yep, JPJ makes this song (Comm. Breakdown) happen.
I do not understand why the bass player is always isolated
Ikr, Jonesy's a god!
JPJ the unsung hero. He always seemed the least rock starish. Like the member least interested in throwing television sets out of television windows.
Fender Jazz!
This must have blown peoples minds in 1969, I mean it's still amazing in 2022 ...
why wouldn;t it be amazing in 2022? Its better now as back then there were a lot of amazing bands that were really well known, right now its rare to see talents like this
I was literally thinking the same thing. I can’t imagine witnessing this in real life
Hell yes
Questi piccoli non avevano la più pallida idea di chi avevano di fronte ....la banda più influente di tutti i tempi
Absolutely! Spot on! 🎯💯
If ever there was an All-Star team for Music it would be Led Zeppelin...
AMEN!
음악계 어벤져스
I'd like to see what Bonham & Hendrix could do together live
@@dextermcgrubbinoh eff yes
When the time machine is invented I'm gonna sit on that floor
My all time time travel wish,.To sit on the floor tripping on real acid, i am 61 and did acid back in the day, changed my view on the life for the better . Ahh, to be young again, i still feel 20 a lot of the time , keep rockin people...
Ian Porter me too🎶
Yes
The video is awesome and we are so lucky to have imagination , maybe drugs, to put yourself down and enjoy! 52 and fan since I can remember . . Heard thousands of times... recommend ZZ TOP Tejas full album played 5 times to get that vibe in your head...but the performance is GOLDEN
Ian Porter that’s you in the video, see?
"on bass guitar, John-Paul Jones John-Paul Jones"
So good they named him twice
Because he was the best musician in Zep!! Plant/Page the face but JPJ was the music.
before the internet people used to be so misinformed where i came from that the famous perception was that Led Zepp only has a keyboardist and that all bass sounds came from that electronic piece
Best ever
My god, JPJ is killing it on Bass.......A true bass master.
One slightly naughty thing I was thinking as I was watching the MTV thing, is how many people it took to replace me, and how few people it's taken me to replace them.
- John Paul Jones, upon being asked if he'd seen the "Unledded" MTV performance.
This is the single greatest performance ever captured on film.
Agreed 👍💯
Watch this then switch to the O2 show and back. It's a mind fuck.
I'm all in
@@matthewboyle2826I want to do this
Absolutely a gem among gems. What I would give to have been there...
This video must be protected and preserved for future generations.
These people didn’t realize they were watching the Mona Lisa get painted.
David Coverdale Plz
☮️🇬🇧☮️🇺🇸☮️🇷🇺☮️🏴☮️🇨🇦☮️
@@bisom666 Not sure how to take your comment. A sarcastic shot at Coverdale for saying he was better than Robert Plant and Zep?
Love what you said!!!!
Yeah Totally!. Imagine seeing this!!!!.
Not sure about Denmark where this was filmed, but in the UK on march 17 1969 the top 10 in the chart included Cilla Black, Dean Martin, Englebert Humperdinck, Peter Sarstedt, Marvin Gaye, Sandie Shaw, Glen Campbell, Diana Ross, Donald Peers and the Bee Gees.
Meanwhile, in a small TV studio, Led Zep are playing this to a load of kids! Also...what a quality recording!
That poor kid sitting an inch in front of Pagey's cab. His ears are probably still ringing today.
James MC if he survived that
lucky bastard, I would say... I was only 9 years old then... I would give both my kidneys, heart, no not the liver that's shot to see them back then
Led Zeppelin biggest fan Page/Jones/Bonham/Plant lol same. This is real, raw music.
haha ;)
Hey they all say down so excitedly I don't think he cared
Jesus Christ imagine being in this room, just sitting there like 10 feet away from them in their absolute prime.
“This recording is different as I’ve boosted the bass a bit” as collective JPJ lovers we give a thank you.
This perfomance is nearly 50 years. And here i sit listening to it in 2019. Timeless...
its crazy to think this performance-and many others from this era-will become 100 years old in another 50 years and that is well inside of my lifespan...
My marriage is nearly 50 years and here I sit listening to her yelling at me. TURN THAT NOISE OFF
That was the reality of the situation.. Tapped into something eitherial
@@mrBDeye If thats the case, she knew what she was getting when she got you. Turn it up man, not off.
TECH RULES MAN!
Robert introducing Led Zeppelin in 19:07 is so
fucking Rock & Roll.
All four of them, especially Robert's vocals, are just album perfect at his performance. Just magical.
Jimmy was such a shredder back in those days. He was unbelievable.
Jimmy Page: pulls out a bow
The audience: idk wtf he doing, but i like that
John Paul Jones is an underrated Bassist and Keyboardist who is the glue that holds the Zep machine together. His steady, inventive bass fills and runs dominate his contribution with the band. Here is proof of his brilliance during this 1969 performance. Twenty-three years old and wise beyond his bass playing years. If Jimmy Page is the brains of Zeppelin, Plant the heart, Bonzo the muscle...Jonesy would have to be the blood. Enriching, pulsating and constant. Quiet but always present. A gentle breeze blowing through the trees or a hurricane that has reached the shore.
very true, did you ever notice on TSRTS misty mountain hop he plays the bass line with his feet?
The best.
You got that right!
So nicely put, happy birthday Jonesy
He's nowhere close to underrated. Everyone knows how good he is.
This is, unequivocally, the greatest television footage ever "saved". Zep wasn't huge in March 1969, this could have been taped over, erased, or lost, and what is arguably one of the best live performances ever, by the greatest band ever would have been lost. I see something like this and I want to find and give a medal to the line of Danish tv executives who ensured this was preserved. I also lament at all that we have lost of Zep and other bands over the years.
I agree 100%. Led Zeppelin starts their set with the most magnetic version of Communication Breakdown I've ever heard. How could those kids just sit there without their heads exploding?????
This is the month and year I was born!❤❤❤❤
No. They were playing here as "The New Yardbirds," that's why they're playing on TV at such early period of their careers: Page and JPJ were well known among session musicians but not famous to the general audience yet and Band of Joy, Plant and Bonham's previous band, was never famous.
The Yardbirds, however, were a big name at the time and that's one of the reasons why this footage was preserved. Plus, Danish/German networks did preserved their archives, unlike BBC.
It's quite preposterous that you think Led was already big in 1968...
@@redacted2275 Oh that is great information.
@@redacted2275 So please explain why Plant introduces them as "I'd like to introduce you to Led Zeppelin" at the 19 minute mark, during the intro to How Many More Times.
The Black and White footage gives This some ethereal quality
I saw them a couple weeks later in June 1969 at a converted bowling alley in Schenectady NY. No crowd, same show, fantastic music. I was 17.
You are so lucky to have had the opportunity to see them live, Sir, much props ! Rock on
i saw them a few weeks after this, santa barbara cal, i was 4, my mom took me and my sister. i remember snatches
You're so lucky.
Lucky bastard LoL 😂
Lucky guy.
Page: playing the guitar like a virtuoso
Bonzo: playing the drums like a virtuoso
JPJ: playing bass like a virtuoso
Plant: singing and vibin' like a virtuoso
19:02 Quite handily one of the greatest band introductions in global modern musical history. Gawd damn it gives me goose bumps how JPJ just walks on in with his baseline followed by the rest of the band. I love to get my guitar and jam out Paige's parts here. Wish I had a time machine so I could be one of those kids sitting on the floor. This little show was special. The band is so young here, and on point.
I wish I was one of those kids sitting on the floor as well!
Magical
At least we have this video
I love how he hits the smokestack lightning real quick
Была бы машина времени я прямиком бы отправился на все концерты LZ
JPJ's bass line in Communication Breakdown is absolutely amazing .
At one point it just becomes psychedelic!!! Amazing!
And 4 years later, Dazed and Confused would be played at Madison Square Garden for almost as long as this concert was and no one would complain.
Dazed and Confused was really good when Page played it in the Yardbirds as well. There are several really hot versions floating around. Train Kept A Rollin' was another Page/Yardbirds live standard that was transferred over to Zeppelin shows. The Aerosmith cover was a cover of the Zep version, not the original blues standard, because two of them saw early Zep before forming the band.
yeah Madison Square Garden 1973 was the greatest rock and roll concert ever
I prefer this version.
It’s gotten as long as 45 minutes in LA in 1975ish
Or how about a horrible 20 minute moby dick
Damn man, Bonham was only 20 years old here and already had his skill crafted, Just a natural born talent. Rip Bonzo
Actually Bonzo was just 19 yrs at that concert in Denmark DR studio.
Concert is at March 17th - Bonzo's birthday is May 31th 1948.
stenovitz
... and this performance is early 69 so it would have made him 20 at the time.
Robert and John were both only 20 in this video.
the one to watch was bonhan he was the beast monster hitting away he was the star in them early weeks no one else
I disagree, Jason Bonham is a great drummer. Jason admits that when he was growing up, he favored motortcycles over playing the drums.
No one has a natural born talent. What you see here is the time and effort that John Bonham put into his playing. No one is just automatically good without putting in the work. No musician is this way
The ease of how they play in small venue and produce one of the absolute greatest live performances ever is a foreshadowing of what the next 10 years would be for them , truly legendary
It's mind blowing isn't it and to think they were only early 20's here 😂 that's incredible talent
@@mariocooldude9092this is not even a venue though it's the back room of a radio station
@@RoyPage1970 so???
They drum fills on the first break in dazed and confused are mind blowing. Especially when your watch him playing and you are trying to watch where and when he is hitting.
Robert Plant’s voice at that time was unreal, and this was live.
His voice is still excellent and he is still writing new, great material.
@@wbertie2604 no
@@dortega12 I've saw him live recently. He was excellent.
Their albums were basically live, Plants vocals at least
@sluana1 His voice was tired. And he'd already performed that day with his solo band.
bonzo murdering the most basic kit we've ever seen him on. incredible
J Murrow I was thinking wouldn’t it be cool if he had two bass drums?
Robin Day he don’t need 2
Red headed snar child
Had everything he needed!
We will never, ever witness a group of musicians this talented who gelled this smoothly again. I am electrified by every moment of this performance over 50 years later.
Page with a tele and 2 pedals. Bonham laying bricks. Jones keeping the peace from the shadows. And Plant’s voice in its prime. Literally nothing better before or since.
the best part is between 00:00 and 31:54
Lol
✌🤘👊👏👏👏
If I was stuck on a island this album would be all I needed to survive
What an original comment
Damn it i wanted to comment that!
Plant's voice was so powerful and raw in the early years with Zeppelin
Yeah. Plant blew his voice out after maybe 72? Never was the same.
@@radar0412 he got an operation in 72 that affected his voice.
@@andersekbladh8084 no shit? Didn't know that. Surgery will definitely do it, I suppose. I always assumed he sorta blew out his voice singing live, then adjusted so he could hit the same register live while not going quite as hard performing live.
@@dlm9293 vocal chord surgery.
long concerts and not the best warming up methods does affect. But that surgery had dramatically affects.
I’m sorry my bad English, I’m not native.
@@andersekbladh8084 his voice wasn't the same later on but when I hear Fool in the Rain or I'm Gonna Crawl I don't think I am listening to a guy whose voice is shot. He adjusted pretty damned well. It wasn't the same but it wasn't bad either. Much like Zeppelin's material , it changed a lot but the quality didn't diminish
I remember seeing this on a late night BBC2 showing. It changed my life.
I am 68 years old l will watch this when I'm 98 on my death bed they were the best of all time
This is my very favorite Led Zeppelin performance
tapeduk mine too
Giovanni Lule-Paredes
I can dig it!
Jimmy,
Time for the 'sit down'
with your mates!
We,loyal listeners are
ready for more "supply"
as JPJ called it.
Bring it.
xoxoxoxo
Filmworks,Inc. Gold what
it rocks! they rock! so raw... primal!
show us the really talents of each one, but bonzo its bestsss
Imagine those people not even aware that they are witnessing one the most iconic bands in history.
Imagine it was just a night out with your girlfriend Now 5 kids and 10 grandkids later you're like Yeah I saw Led Zeppelin at a TV taping. Knew they'd make it big
and "cosmic" band
Huge crowd of 100. Lol.
@@jperryfan My brother and I always joke about the time back in the mid 70s (I was 10 but still a huge Zep fan) when our cousin Amy, who at the time was a regular at discos told us very casually.."yeah, I saw Zeppelin". Still jealous to this day.
Indeed so
The first time these guys played together they were already the greatest rock band ever
You are damn right no band will ever be as good as Zep ever!
Nah they were great and are extremely legendary but not THE greatest, and that’s coming from me with Led Zeppelin as my second favorite band.
i tear up as I read the comments. I was 4 months old when this was recorded. From the ages of 3-4 and on, my uncle always played Led Zeppelin on his record player. I thank him for the early introduction to the greatest band of all time.
Imagine sitting on the floor two feet away from Led Zeppelin in their prime like they were performing just for you and your friends in your mom's basement. CRAZY. Those people have no idea what a privilege they are getting.
un grand privilége, je les envie!!!!!
most OD'd within a year.
And full of LSD 🥳💊
Yea, but just think how awesome it must have felt when they figured it out! Wow, what a great story to tell your kids or grandkids some day!
Oh I think they knew at the moment.
Flawless, raw talent. No computers, just amps and instruments.
This was new. When a few guys with amps could be way the fuck louder than a big band. Considering how rock and roll had only been around for a little while, how far we took it in a short time is incredible.
100% yes mate.
That’s why it’s so good!
Something these so called "bands" in the charts need is to learn to play an instrument instead of just howling their tonsils out 😱
petebest22 I AGREE!!
My favorite Zeppelin performance, they’re so humble, but just unparalleled greatness.
The best How many more times, ever!
@@paulwisham5943 Yes!
I can't say just how many times I've returned to this performance, but Bonzo's drum fill during Dazed and Confused at about 10:10 is truly unrivalled. And I think at 10:15 he knows it too lol
Oh man he blew his own mind there!
I can't keep my eyes off Bonham in this video. What a drumming God.
Same
That gigantic bass drum! Wow.
There has never been and will never be anything like Bonham. This particular film is the best I've ever seen!
This is 1969. I giggle when I imagine Ringo Star side by side with Bonzo :D
Andreas B,
They were mates though so were often side by side together.
One of the greatest guitarists, drummers, bassists and vocalists of all time. Talk about catching lightning in a bottle.
Awesome
nevermind lightning in a bottle. the story behind how they got together and their paths meeting is even more astonishing. Led Zeppelin is to life, what life is to the universe.
They did a poll sometime ago to put together a hypothetical greatest band of all time, choosing the greatest singer, guitarist, bassist, and drummer from the pool of all musicians across all genres. Result? Singer: Robert Plant, Guitarist: Jimmy Page, Bassist: John Paul Jones, Drummer: John Bonham. Hmmm
eh, from THAT TIME & PLACE ? ...best "rock" singer, MAYBE (RP wore girl shirts and sang about his junk A WHOLE LOTTA too much)! But let's see: w/o a doubt RORY GALLAGHER, JEFF BECK or JIMI HENDRIX are "better" on guitar. And nothing against JPJ or Bonzo, but JACK BRUCE and GINGER BAKER are hands down better musicians, Ginger is a COMPLETE MUSICIAN, composer, arranger and one of the best drummers EVER (ask drummers...and also BRUFORD & SQUIRE crushed)! You see, it's all in the chemistry for Zep, LIGHTNIN' IN A BOTTLE as noted above and MIND/BODY/HEART/SOUL in analogy below. Love Zep for blues/rock + bombast, but now were into TASTE (another great band!), and as far as THAT goes, music finds WHOLE 'NUTHA LEVELS with: Zappa, Yes, Beefheart, Roland Kirk, King Crimson, Tull, Genesis ...all of whom were making WAY more interesting music. What's truly amazing is ALL THE TALENTED musicians that those tiny British Isles produced --> Ian Paice, Fripp, Phil Collins, Clapton, Winwood, Entwhistle, Blackmore, John Wetton, David Cross, Ian Anderson, the Beatles, KMoon, Steve Howe, Rick Wakemen, all of ELP (talk about drummers!) ...to name only a few! Just sayin'.
@@gnesteck3276 Please point me to the youtube videos (or cd's) where Jeff Beck and Rory Gallagher are better than Page is here (and IMO this isn't Page's best). I'm actually serious. If they exist, I'd love to hear it. I've never heard anything from Beck that compares and I haven't heard a ton of Rory. I love Jimi, but I'd take Page in his prime anyday.
I've watched this show a dozen times over the years and am still amazed at how restrained the audience is. What a rare and limited opportunity to be in this small crowd sitting a few feet away from one of-if not the very greatest-rock bands in history. Today you'd have to have a 15 foot double-gate filled with jacked security between them.
Ты абсолютно прав 👍сейчас любой бы просто мечтал бы попасть в 1968 год
Definitely what I was thinking!
I watch this about once a week and it has made me believe that Page should have never set down that Telecaster. This video always inspires me to pick up my Tele. They are so young and hip. They are the best band.
jimmy was only 24 years old and already a legend
Sure, Page was a legend in 1969, just not in Denmark apparently. These kids weren't on acid or mescaline or even pot; think they took quaaludes for this session. Did these teens win a prize on a radio station? Got pulled in off the street? How'd they rate a private concert? Hope they enjoyed it 'cause the guys played for the kids like they were an audience of 10,000.
Art Bagley wtf?
25*
Zeppelin, One of the few things that is still great even at 3 am
true
i would argue that they’re even better at 3 am
Bob Bobber there's Morton's up the Beatles Stones playing with BB King muddy water there's some there's some cool s*** out there but yes death I seen The Song Remains the Same hundred thousand times spent $52,000 on my sound system 4000 watts and Shakes and Nails out of the subfloor I Like it Loud when is Jeff's album I think it was one or two just for maximum enjoyment play at full volume
Yes Bond was just an animal didn't get his kid till 15 Sam and Neil Peart going to get his first hit till 12 you'll Prince a great drummer but it doesn't have the technique of the Finesse or the foot speed John Bonham only use the double pedal once Jimmy Page said it was too much you didn't need it and I know he does triplets determinate drummer and triples aren't all that easy but bottom is just off the f****** hook enjoy never can watch enough Led Zeppelin
Hope your neighbours enjoyed it.............
It is IMPOSSIBLE to ever have a band make this much impact on a human's life ever again.
So many great performances on RUclips, but I don't think anything is better than this. Maybe rivals this, but nothing better, especially when we know how great this band would become.
The genre of 'rock and roll' music was born sometime around 1954, and when these dudes finally showed-up around 15 years later, they literally blew it out of the water, and no one has even matched that level of greatness ever since.
Acdc did there damage there later live performances/ reunion stuff 90s era was destruction .Sabbath would a much better comparison though the original band members were all goats
@John Cornell if we are talking technical ability AC DC don't have a patch on these guys and I'm a huge fan.
I’d say The Who or Stones are up there as well.
Pink floyd and the Beatles are close but id agree zep are the best
@@andrewwilkerson8186 The who is the closest to zeppelin in talent and Pink floyd in artistry
15:12 smiling at his own voice crack, never take yourself too seriously
Oh that smile though right?
were all human
As big as they became, and as extravagant as they may have appeared, I always felt that Zep were always remarkably humble. Probably what endeared me to them so much.
Can you imagine being there
Without a single clue regarding
That sound?
@@dlm9293 Robert Plant is very humble to this day.
The first time I saw this, I said out loud, "oh my god!" At 4:01 and the next 20 secs or so watching John Bonham on drums. That intensity and sound is off the charts!!!
I Keep listening to this and its just Never long enough, Needs about another Hour...
INDEEEDY JUST KEEP UP THIS RAPTURE ETERNALLY TIL I AM A SPIRIT
This is Led Zeppelin at their best, young and vibrant.
I feel like their records always exuded a youthful vibrance, but Jimmy's heroin addiction sometimes really took away from the enjoyment of their live material later on, especially considering that he was so on it from about 1968 - 1975.
Watching this from start to finish makes you immune to COVID-19
Can't agree more
trump knows it too
lol, hell yeah
Yes, but you need to watch it at least every month or the immunity wears off. Once a week is even better. Still- wear your masks- just in case.
Dr. Fauci has finally found his new spokesperson.
These guys are pretty wild, hope they make it big some day
👍😀😂
prolly just another flash in the pan. 😉
This band was back in 1969 and is a super well known band
😂
@@serious_cheese it was a joke! Of course they were already the greatest!!
I'm in my 60's and my children think they grew up with the best music. I'm really sorry they missed it all. We lived and breathed it.
Hearing the mistakes is refreshing. Shits so polished anymore. These dudes had nothing but their skills.
Eric F what mistakes? I hear nothing but pure perfection
@@peterselgrad I got a chuckle at 15:12 when Robert's voice cracks and a he looks up in the air and smiles as if to say "Oops. I hope nobody noticed that".
@@villebillie1562 29:50 the confusion was a little funny and the improvisation in the minute before that
fortybelownj agreed
@Peter Selgrad- sure there are mistakes, a couple of them actually. One in the Communication Breakdown solo for instance. Don’t be blind to think they never made mistakes, they even made a mistake on their first album, in the song I Can’t Quit You. It happens.
19:16 John Paul Jones is so good, he needs to be introduced twice
lol. that is really clever. I have heard him introduced here hundreds of times and have never thought of it that way.
Always wondered why he said John Paul Jones twice
This is literally the best they were only 20 years old when they did this! I love listening to this video cause the music is so pure and just mind blowing! I get so lost in the music its insane. These guys are literally my favorite.
The "Beck's Bolero" segment during the final song is just pure gold. A kind homage to the dear friend that gave him that legendary guitar, the 59' Mirror Telecaster.
I agree ☝️ is an insane ending.
The hottest band ever. The four unmatchable, each one the best in his craft ❤.
Such polite Danish teens.
Plant was so confident
JP Jones was calm an in the moment
Jimmy the Wizard was mixing his new crazy brews up.
John Bonham was an animal but he could take it down to just lightly tap the cymbals so expertly.
What really cracks me up is when Plant introduces "Led Zepplin" to the luckiest kids in that time in musical history. UNBELIEVABLE !
So true! They had nooo idea how lucky they were!
I agree wholeheartedly!! Jimmy looks still shy here...hiding behind his hair lol...they AMAZED everyone!
Plant was only 21 in this video! Crazy how young they all were. Jimmy was the old man at 25.
Danish?
@@johannsebastianbach108 yeah it's in Denmark /Danish television and local teens as audience.
it's sad to get old and slowly lose your gifts, but to be immortal on the internet...that's not a bad consolation. somewhere, you're a god forever.
This video is such a gem!! Such an intimate performance. It makes you feel like you are there watching them in person. No effects. No gimmicks. No silly antics. Just the best rock & roll band that has ever existed. Bonham was already a beast on drums at 20 years old! One of the very, very few videos where you can see him play up close, facial expressions, fast drum rolls, and powerful amazing chops!!
The energy, passion, and presence he brings to Zeppelin is unmatched! Check him out at the 10:10 mark! As gifted as he was, he would play within the songs and not overplay or show off. A true rare gifted talent. My personal inspiration on drums.
He played on a 4-piece set here but makes it sound like an 8 piece set. Monstrous! The whole band is so tight and extremely talented and gifted. All the stars aligned for these 4 musical Gods to come together as one band and bring beautiful amazing music that will last forever and ever. Long live Zeppelin!!
It was the most unbelievable mix of the best musicians...God gave us a gift!
this is pure genius, the sound of that telecaster on Jimmy's hand is so unique...
This video is a true treasure for Zeppelin fans. Thank goodness somebody saved and preserved it.. I can’t believe it’s 50 years old...
I still can hardly believe that WE'RE 50+ years old!
WHEN are they going to figure out that time machine thing??
@@magianas
The ability to watch this video is the time machine!
@@Adam-ed6vm You are so right...! So bitchin to be a child from the 70's & 80's!!
(NOT at all bitchin to watch it slip away from our kids... )
They saved it it’s on their dvd set there’s a lot of gold on there
It still feels so fresh because this video captures them when they were still young, fresh, and hungry. They were connected to the streets and had something to prove in 1969. That's when the best music gets made.
Those people are so lucky, a year later you would never be able to get that close to them! They are incredibly luck to be alive at that exact moment in history.
@Cero Z we don't worship you.
@Cero Z White people?? WTF? why are you even here, you fucking racist?
Luck had little to do with the small group concert format. This concert format was for a TV show(the reason we have it to watch now), and was common in the 60's even with big stars. These guys already had an album in the top 10 in both the UK and US. They were big already.
Cero Z Wtf is your problem? I’m black and I love them too.
@Cero Z you're not an American or European if you dont understand the influence and greatness of Zeppelin...but you probably like kanye west, drake, and a bunch of other forever forgotten rappers lol
This is when live bands sounded amazing... No gimmicks, just raw talent
1972. Had a set of Ludwigs and a giant stereo. I would play Zeppelin 1 over and over, trying to learn Bonham's licks. I was 16. Loved it then, still do at 68.
OK class put your text books in your desk we have some band from England coming to play today.
MrMikeinDevon - Wish that were me.
damn
Alycia Goode They were enjoying it
LoL... I love how they all quietly filed into the room like they were coming back from a fire drill and had no idea what they were coming for.
What an experience!
God, I can’t even count how many times I have come back to this performance. Every time my soul feels empty, I come here for a refill. If this isn’t the best era of music ever to touch this earth, i don’t know anything about anything. God save my soul otherwise.
I believe the years 68 - 75 were the pinnacle of rock. After that the commercialization really took a hold, more so than before.
It’s the first video I goto when I want hear raw Led Zeppelin
Early 19th Century classical piano composers... Beethoven, Chopin, Liszt, Schubert, Schumann. The first 3 must have been mind-blowing at the time! You're not wrong when it comes to rock/popular music though... equally as innovative and mind-blowing!
Exactly!
😊😊🔥🔥❤️☮️
Plants voice is just extraordinary at this point in his life. It's amazing how much it changed over the next several years, and not for the worse, just different.
Let’s be honest it wasn’t for the best 😂 I agree though I love their later albums just as much. Coda and Presence are severely underrated
리드기타,리드보컬,베이스,드럼 이 네가지만으로 만들어내는 감동.. 이것이 진정한 락이다..
Setlist of one of the best concerts ever
0:11 communitcation breakdown
2:58 dazed and confused
12:12 babe I’m gonna leave you
19:01 how many more times
When Jimmy busted out the bow, minds were blown, and jaws were dropped.
Robert Plant! His vocal range is outstanding. Amazingly legendary voice… I LOVE Led Zeppelin for ever
It's astounding to me that there are 1,100 people out there who downvoted this.
If I had been there I would seriously have developed depression at some point afterwards after having realized that my life would all be downhill from there... *nothing* can compare to an experience like that. This performance is so intimate with the venue being so small and the boys not having hit major, Starship-level success yet. Priceless!!
Your right there dude I remember led Zeppelin in 69 I was 7 still love them 57 this year
@@davidwozencroft7488 I turned 57 this year and Zeppelin has always been my favourite band...I bought a ticket to see them in Detroit in October of 1980..I was devastated when the news broke...best band ever..
Nothing in the world beats this performance. It's insane.
My favorite part of the 60s live performances is when audience is completely silent and band be like: "you guys aren't ready for this yet, but your kids are gonna love it"
Just calculated that Robert Plant was 20 when this was recorded.
Holy F. Amazing. They're all so young, but the incredible talent of each is already evident.
20 year old Robert Plant got everything every rock vocalists needs here...
Watching Bonham pounding his drum set sent shivers down my spine.
Body's aching all the time😂
I know I am in the wrong video but I love led Zeppelin 😂
This is rock-n-roll genius at its best. Long live Led Zeppelin.
19:04 most epic intro of all times