It just ages gracefully,like fine wine,it gets better with age.John M Guinto

Jason's cool... He helps with a good led Zeppelin experience But this isn't actually led Zeppelin - listen very carefully. Can't do this right without Bonzo.

The drummer is the son of the late drummer of the band.

@@sdcomgloworld7071 yeah, Jason is awesome. That's why I'm explaining to new listeners, this isn't Led Zeppelin - it's a Led Zeppelin "experience." As you probably know. Listen to Bonzo on the original. They'll hear the difference. And Jason knows it. Rock on!

plant was 60 in this concert

EXACTLY....this is when bands HAD TALENT....not the case these days ...smh

I agree!

I’ll second that happily

Totally agree Paula!!

One of the top ones. Between goats i think it is not isefik to do comparisons. In any art or sport.

True.

I judge rock bands by their lyrics, lead singers voice and musical ability. So its LZ, Queen, Cream, Journey and Guns n Roses for me.

Agreed, song after song. Still causes me to feel different about myself and surrounds

So true. Page and Gilmour are in a class by themselves.

@Curtis Davies I grew up listening to all of the guys you mentioned. I've seen all of these men in concert. I feel you're right about Hendrix. But if you're going to include Clapton, then why not the third Yardbird guitarist? Beck. Why not Santana? Young? Vaughn? King? Richards? All are great. But, IMO the two greatest rock guitarists are Page and Gilmour. Gilmour was a virtuoso and had an exceptionally unique technique. Yes, Page and Gilmour's styles are different ...duh, point out the obvious. But, both were heavily blues influenced (as were all of the guitarists that you mentioned). So, the foundational style of all of them is blues oriented. I stand by my statement about Gilmour and Page. You may have another opinion...that's your choice. I also agree that Zeppelin rules...but in the same throne with Pink Floyd.

@@johnjacobs3643 what about tommy in your list guys??

@@johnjacobs3643 Richie Blackmore is in the same class probably the best 3 guitarists ever maybe better than Hendrix.....

@Curtis Davies its hard to find 4 better technical guitarists better than Paige, Gilmore, or Blackmore and Hendrix maybe but Brian May is just as good and trying to decide who's the best of the lot is impossible... No need to divide them into genre doesn't matter what type of music they played a guitar wizard is known whem heard...

This is so true💯

He abused those drums! Baby Bonzo...epic

Thanks for saying that..! He did an absolutely amazing job..!

@@MorenikejiTaiwo > for another live masterpiece, try listening to STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN from " The Song Remains the Same " movie

@@MorenikejiTaiwo and the greatest studio song "Since I've been Loving You" from The Led Zep III album 👍💓

100 % ONLY Jason could be there! Boy were they brilliant in the 70s.

And the 3 original members haven't lost any lbs. Not like Gilmore with his beer-gut.

He made his papa proud.

Yes . He is doing a amazing job.

Jason did an amazing AMAZING job, probably the best anyone not named John Henry Bonham could have.

that they do..

If I could pick just one voice, it's PLANT!

I dont like this live verson....I LOVE THE ORIGINAL TRACK

Saw them in 77 Dallas 80 Berlin via I.S.Army....

Aha, so it was John Bonham who almost blowed out my windows at home :-)

I'm a bit sad that most of the comments on here think this is actually Led zeppelin. With all due respect, nobody can replace Bonzo's timing. Pedal. Artistry. I almost feel bad for Jason - it's like being Van Gogh's son. You're never going to paint that painting again.

@@doratiscareno5856 I don't think the venue was right and there's sound/mixer was not balanced. There should have been more air, space, and echo to Plant's voice. Most of all - this isn't zeppelin. In 1980 they announced Led Zeppelin was gone with John's passing. ... can't replace Bonzo?! Like I said in my other comment. I sort of feel bad for Jason. Being the son of an artist - it's like being Van Gogh's son - that painting was already painted. This video got a bunch of awards apparently. I think they missed it by 30 years or so. This is a tribute. A Led Zeppelin "experience". It's not Zeppelin. You got a good ear. Once you've had THE best - don't bother with the rest. Haha!

Thank you❤️

Hi Morenikeji, the lead guitarist Jimmy Page and Robert Plant reunited in the 90s to make an Album called No Quarter. The Zeppelin songs they played on it (old and some new songs) are influenced by the African musicians who formed the rest of the band in Marrakesh. I really recommend it. Yalllah is a good song. It's on utube along with several others. Auto spelling got the song name wrong on the first attempt 😊

@@mcjacksonplastering1782 You should put that at the top. Excellent comment but she may not see it.

@@MorenikejiTaiwo Glad you like Led Zeppelin. You may like Def Leppard. They're a great band also. Taylor Swift sang with them at the Crossroads Motel a while ago. Try Pour Some Sugar on Me from the Hysteria Album. They've been together for over 30 years now.

im sure his dad is proud

Correct!

And you know what, it's well deserved! BEST BAND EVER!

What year was this ??

@@laurachandler1871 2007

it sold out in 5 minutes or something equally crazy

@@michaeljones825 I got tickets .um saw them in 79 at knebworth have seen plant and page over time even met them both on occasion Proberly best time plant in a pub in Bristol 3oo people with space shifters come on Keven

Eh Spelt 'Kashmir' !! Its not Sheeps wool

@@johnmcavinue4957: Yeah, my bad, thanks for catching that!

Where did you read 1 billion? Of course oasis were offered 50 million or more even 10 years ago, so hundreds would be logical,

@@innosanto interviews from them

A Billion for them to of done a World tour would’ve been a BARGAIN... It would’ve been priceless... I think they turned it down because they didn’t want to maybe risk tarnishing there legacy & mystique & aura that’s surrounded them for decades. Plus I know they sure knocked it out’ve the park for Celebration Day but that was a one off... Imagine having to replicate that kind of performance many times over.. The bar would’ve just kept getting higher & Robert Plant, Jimmy Page & John Paul Jones were not in there 20’s & 30’s anymore. Jason Bonham did a beautiful job... John would’ve been proud. The first time I saw this performance on television it had me in raptures... I reached euphoria & also had a few tears of Joy & a few of sorrow because I knew I’d never get to see them play live in person & also because it was emotional seeing them boys united together again albeit with a new drummer... What a truly spellbinding performance.. We have been truly blessed to of had the privilege to listen to Led Zeppelin... Music of The Gods...

Mine too. Great Makin Love to this song hehehe hot classic rock group. Jimmy Page has amazing guitar talent.

🌝

Is that a smile? Can’t tell.

@@sciwiz57 Definitely, it is a smile. Thank you so much for the compliment!🥰

Baby Bonzo....absolutely annihilates those drums

Spot on 👍... Nice that other fans & aficionados are out there appreciating this video & sharing there musical knowledge . Thanks for your great comments... 👍😃😊.

dont forget the doctorate in astrophysics thats Dr Jimmy Fcking Page 😀 edit. I screwed that up. its Brian May who is the Dr. Back to "just" Jimmy Fcking Page

Yes! I always ask reactors to view the Knebworth concert for Kashmir. It shows them older, right before the death of Bonzo and the dissolution of LED Zeppelin. The drum fills are fantastic in that concert, and Robert does a stellar job with the vocals.

Epic? Close, but if there is a word or phrase that could describe this song.....I know not...

@@mrgone658 Yes, agreed. There isn't a word in our vocabulary that adequately describes this song. :)

Possibly their most iconic riff.

@@PeterTea Whole lotta love for me. I was never a fan that much of album after Led Zep "Houses of the Holy. Everyone who I knew back then though they kinda lost it as Jimmy got to into drinking and drugs. Not that we didn't, but he got sloppy in concert for sure. I saw them 4 times. 1st 2 times unbelievable, last 2 times mid to late 70's Jimmy was barely standing and had a JD bottle and beers sitting on his amps already half empty. I was not impressed those times. Also thought their music got simpler. Just my feeling on what I experienced with them. Still loved Bohnam and JPJ though. Even Plant was off at times later before they finally broke up

@@bertpainter8385 I hear ya. I guess they were mortals after all.

@@PeterTea Maybe not to many people back then for sure. I still thought and thing today that they were the best band I ever saw early on. Pages writing and creative skills was insane. His slow blues playing, which you didn't hear from him much, except when he jammed at concerts was on another level to anyone else. Still one of my all time favorites along with Clapton with Cream, SRV and also Santana. Once the shredders came out I stopped following. Music seem to lose it's melodic sound with metal. I'm stuck in the 60's and 70's, lolol.

Simple has big impact.

'With their own jet aeroplane' He he!

Yes, now I know 🙃 He’s so good! Thank you ❤️

@@MorenikejiTaiwo His Father, John Henry Bonham, is still considered one of the best drummers of all time. So nice of you to take a moment of your time to respond to me. Take care beautiful. Happy Easter. 😁

And the guy who had a kid with his ex wife's sister... so very gross... Great singer though.

@@beyourself2444 Well the sister was his first love to be fair, LOL.