Bless you and your Mother, Rock on❤

Bless you and your Mother both

The spirit of this magical music lives in your mother, and your mother's magical spirit lives in the music ❤

your mother knew great music that will never leave us

Lucky duck. I seem to have missed them. Boo hoo

I saw them in San Diego 69 still Dazed And Confused ! Cheers

I can relate, after In Through the Out Door came out, I had tickets for their concert in L. A. and John died. Sad for me, sadder of course, for music, and sadist for him, his life cut so short .​@@suzyalabama1409

​@@suzyalabama1409 I can relate. When I was 16, In Through the Out Door was released and I had tickets to see them in L.A. Sadly for me I didn't get to see my favorite band. Sadder still, rock and roll, music in general, lost a gifted drummer, and one fourth of a legend. The most tragic thing of all is that John lost his life so young. Addiction/alcoholism took another life.

I was there as well

So am I

Amen, Brother!

music sucks now.

As you should be!

Thanks man

My gf doesn't like Led Zeppelin, but likes this song.

@@joepensanti9468 well your GF can 🤫🤫🤫🤫🤫up !!funny how plant always singen bout “face is cracked from smilen, voice is sore from shouten” 🤔wonder if anyone ever put an 8track upside their ole ladies head 😂, ahhhh the 70s were great!

Page actually first played it in the Yardbirds. But the Zeppelin version Rules. LedHed Pb 207.20 🎶 🎸 🎹

It's like The Beatles does country until you hear that psychedelic solo

I owned em all in 1985 ..on cassette tapes and LPs... 🤔.....✌🏻😇

that's the way it ist!👍💯

Not CODA

@@user-ce6kq9zv2e nor "In Through The Out Door". "Presence" is good but inferior to LZ, LZII, LZIII, LZIV, Houses of THe Holy and Physical Graffiti.

The word is masterpiece, but the greeting back then was "peace, man".

the bestest super superlative^^ (they're still human, u know!!!) Well done nonetheless; great lead into Zep's much vaunted masterpiece, iv incl 'stairway to heaven'; cf Australian Broadcasting Corp's Andrew Denton show, where the highlight each week was a prominent Aussie artist/band's version of the aforementioned 'classic' 'stairway2 heaven'; about 20 different versions, each with its own merits. Andrew Denton Show was first broadcast in the mid(?) 1980's without annoying ad's; the ABC having more or less survived on taxpayer funding since its inception in 1932, as the Wall St crash continued to wreak havoc on a collapsing world economy...... It never fully recoverd until the inevitable 'outbreak' of World War II, argued by many historians, to have been an inevitable & overdue consequence of the unjust treaty of Versailles, which unwaveringly followed the 'enlightened' traditional dogma: 'to the victors alone the spoils; let the losers pay reparations to the victors, just to rub their (losers') noses a little more in the misery of their defeat"

Is it odd that every Led Zeppelin album is my favourite album while I'm listening to it? Have loved them from the moment I first heard them and they have been with me during some of the highest and lowest points in my life.

Led zep 2 is better

@@LTQD10 You forgot "JMO"

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gotta agree

Aaaahhaaa aahhaaaa

I'd have to pick Good Times Bad Times ... the best opening track on a debut album in history! That song isn't just their introduction to the world, it's more like a warning shot. It's just so heavy and unlike anything else before it.

I saw them 6 months before the release of 3 and they opened the show with this .... was blown away.

I would argue the best

True. I never heard it much on local radio stations

excellent piece of music

I concur

"Now I laugh and pull so hard"

@@harryputang5352 The reason alot of awesome music has been missed is the music industry has been set up to dish out dirge and teeny bopper music//many fantastic tracks and bands are still waiting to be heard . one of the best things about the internet is finding gems many many years done the pipe./// xxps their is a real dark side to the music business .dig if you dare it anit pretty x

I got dosed while I was sleeping and came on with in the light.Good memory

Always remember to look for your here on earth, as Marley said.

Pink flats and Zeppelin at the Orlando Sports Stadium.....August 1970. What a night!🙂

Yes, and when you want to buy one, you got to pay Big Bucks....

And Houses of the Holy

@@macksparky07 Houses is the first Zep I ever bought for my own (I grew up listening to my stepfather’s entire catalog), but III is my all-time favorite🥳 Still, HotH is incredible. One of my faves.

led zep v :this time it's personal is better

Found most of my Zeppelin Vinals yeah you right jpeg prices are through the roof

Absolutely indeed

Agree!

Who's Roy Harper. Love this album

@@michaellesnak1017 yeah

Agreed. It’s always been my favorite.

"Just Me?" Are you kidding?!!! MILLIONS & MILLIONS of others! Most underrated album in their great collection. III is yet another MASTERPIECE of theirs!

I did too!

I’m not an envious type of person, but I am jealous. I saw page and Plant many times but it’s not Led Zeppelin.

great song, but have you really listened to any blues extensively? lol

67 here. Saw Zep 4x. History; I thought so at the time.

@@alcoholya each to their own so sad 😢😂

@@alcoholya oooohhh I’m up my own arse as a self proclaimed prophet of blues what a dickhead 🤥

I love the Live version.

And will ever be

THEY STOLE A LOT. THERE IS STUFF FROM THIS ERA THAT CRUSHES THEM

@@ronniewall492 all music is about stealing...name one band that crushes them,,!

@@christoskoulis1373 THE BOY BAND ZEPPLIN?. FUNNY YOU WOULD BE BITCHING IF SOMEONE COVERED THEIR STUFF. TOO MANY TO LIST LOOK ON MY PLAYLIST

@@christoskoulis1373 STARTED MID SIXTIES AS THE MEAT TWO BASS PLAYERS AND DRUMS HERE THEY ADD A GUITARS THAT NO OTHERS CAN DO. BY THE WAY I CAN PLAY THINGS PAGE COULDNT. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/kNaGa5ag27-lqY0.html

That is a very nice track

Sounds like a great pastime, Good Onya ! "Aussie John"

Zeppelin 1 blew me away. Zeppelin 111 was better than the first two.

Álbum muito chato, única música que presta é tangerin, esta banda é super valorizada.

nothing more to say. I´m now 66 and love it since 1971. and i dance pogo in my flat and my neighbours hate me somewhile dsehehe. some drinks cure that. i play it by open window watching people freezing...staring at this dirty old man yeah yiiihaaah!!!!!

...and, please stop explaining why this is so great and masterpieceful bla bla bla...smoke something, drink and dance...dance...and tune the volume higher. ....THAN you´ll understand.

yes, yet i'll loving you is a almost cord for cord copy of the original blues song that they took it from.....it is still good...yet it is a up tempo electric version of a blues song...

I feel you man.

That's a great memory.

Now that I've made it to 71 years old, there are many songs that transport me back to wonderful places and fantastic times but Zeppelin still does it best!!!

@@9000ftElev yes sir like milemarkers

Bron Yr Aur Stomp!!!!

Some of the most beautiful guitar I’ve ever heard. The yardbirds version is pretty good as well

Can’t be sure but it’s sounds like a 12 string acoustic with it

I don't know what to say about it

Pure Blues.

i agree with u❤

Friends stands up like Kashmir... it's there 2nd best song after Kashmir.... amazing song that's seems so unvalued for some unknown reason that my ears can't understand

Love the pedal squeak in the intro

Yep.

Wow that’s a real cool 70s memory. Could make a movie outa that. And Even if the movie sucked..,,,,,,, it’d still have one HELL OF A SOUNDTRACK! ☮️

I was 9 or 10 but I feel like I was going through something like that then,

Totally agree!! I'm 66 and just bought a new copy yesterday!!

From the first time I heard this in 70, the orchestration in Friends has haunted me.

@@RobertIsraelKabakoff love the Stones, but not remotely close to the level of talent Zeppelin and Sabbath had. I'm sorry

@@ChevypowerSS I'd have to agree... not even close

​@@RobertIsraelKabakoff Are you from this Planet?

I'd give up a body part to have been there!

@@jefferymccart5181 not your ears

I would give some hair and nails.

I saw the dead at Richfield. We hung out at a closed water park before the show. Any idea the name of it? If its still there? There were 100s of us. Circa 92

@@jefferymccart5181 which part? 👁👋😂

agreed jimmy us a true innovator and in his day he was king and still is to me he always had the mystical aura around him great songwriter great player some of the coolest riffs ever written. very fortunate i got to see him a few times

RICHARD DUNHAM.

It really is a precursor to some of the solos you'd hear on metal songs much farther down the road. Page set the table for the likes of Adrian Smith, Dave Murray, KK Downing and Glenn Tipton for their heavier solos much later.

Agree. It just rips my heart apart.

Right after the solo when the guitar comes back behind Plant.. man; it´s chilling.

Amen brother

Why didn’t any one hear me

I have a good original record:D

Not for zeal

Master blaster, as well.

Da shard yard stomp

Great hill jack and hill Jill music

Nobody ever does

John Paul Jones is very an underrated musician like Jack Bruce, but he does some dynamite stuff with Led Zepplin. He shines on Zepplin III. Jack Bruce is another bass player who was instrumental in the writing in Cream the music like JPJ, but everyone focused on the rock stars and the dramatic heroin addict Ginger Baker. These were quieter guys. Not total introverts. These musicians were really great, but not big talkers. There wasn't going to be big fan fare around John Paul Jones. I would have been glad for that personally, but I would have been drunk with Jimmy Page and Robert Plant while Jones was mature enough to get some sleep.

It's magical album.

You like this, listen to Presents, that is also a master piece.

I'm VERY aware of Presence . I bought it the day it came out. Every Zeppelin album was a statement. None sound like the others.

Yeah it like droozez Acid laced versatility.

@@drvee1983 this, III, struck me as more acoustic, folkrocky

seriously? lol

@@RHYGAR1 yeah, seriously

They all are,1234& the rest

@@RHYGAR1 Try out physical graffiti. Jus relax & hear the whole album. I like it all....The comments at physical graffiti, say that's the best. Lol,. When you like it all, ITS AWESOME! 70s party's Z BEST " Dittos jeans didn't hurt. & If Karen's existed, I never knew it. Lol.

@@Bellathebear777 well said my friend..

My fav Zep album

@@gabrielebianca2608 ciao!...6 italiano?

@@fabiozorini6787 yes

Your statements are more true than you could imagine. When you say not from this Earth, and martians... they are most likely filled with fallen angel spirits...and their God given talent. It is very much beyond simply human. But it also came with a very steep cost. 😥

Lo mismo digo yo my brother, musica hecha para el futuro que aun no llega, la sigo escuchando tantas veces quiera desde los años 70`s....y que recuerdos esos.... ya te imaginas lo que vivimos en esa epoca...a mis 66 años comparto tu criterio....somos aleros...saludos

Did you read the trilogy of the "Lord of the Rings as well?

@@kenneth9874 😉

I read the Hobbit in high school also.

It is a great album and one of the top 5 . However I was completely blown away by the raw energy on their debut album. Factor in the timeline of music ,politics, and society ‘s rules the first album help set me on a completely different road

It is my favorite as well. One of the most underrated albums ever in my opinion.

It is great. At first, back in the day I wasnt sure and then it grew on me. Good stuff!

My favorite LZ.

ZEP III and Houses are both my favourite Zeppelin albums. Mainly for personal reasons from when they were released but regardless they are both amazing albums. Zep III was the first LZ vinyl I bought. I believe it was 1970. It’s still my favourite Zeppelin album to listen to.

Mine too

Agreed! :D

@@Crimepaysaskapolitician I've heard of Humble Pie... and I do seem to remember that album title. They're certainly a great band, but it's been so long since I heard them, I hardly remember their work, so thanks for the reminder... it'll be fun to check them out again. I suppose that really Eric should perhaps have added 'slow blues' as an adjective and said this was the greatest slow blues solo of all time. (Or one of them, anyway...)

@@Crimepaysaskapolitician Finally got round to listening to that album... certainly a great album, reminiscent of so many bands that were around in the '70s, especially Free. Steve Marriot's guitar style owes a lot to Paul Kossof, I reckon. But it's still not a patch on Jimmy Page... not even close to the solos on 'Since I've Been Lovin' You'... Strange as it may seem, the band's 'sound' reminds me a lot of Fanny, too... though tbh, I think Fanny were a better band. And I hear snatches of Family in there too. And Groundhog... Some nice acoustic work on 'Old Time Feelin'' too. They do the blues very well... and I LOVE the blues! :D

@@Crimepaysaskapolitician Okay... by Humble Pie again, I presume?

@@Crimepaysaskapolitician "I Don't Need No Doctor" sounds a LOT like an old number from Free's first album, Tons of Sobs... (Though the title of the Free's song with that line in it was actually, "Going Down Slow") And yes, it was certainly the blues! :D In case you've never heard it (which I don't really suppose for a second!) I heartily recommend 'Tons of Sobs' as quite possibly Free's greatest album. It's certainly one of my favorites from that band, along with their second album, "Fire and Water". (Sadly, I think they got a bit commercial and middle of the road after that... but their first couple of albums were really great!) Again, I presume you're talking about another Humble Pie recording. (Tons of Sobs contained a lot of what might be called blues 'standards'... so it's possible Humble Pie's version is another version of an old blues standard...) And again, I will listen to it, but it might be a while... any clue as to what album(s) I should look for to find these tracks on?

Exactly. I remember when this was released and now I'm 65. Where indeed did it go...

Rachel your right the time just flies by and it gets faster each season ! but I think we’ve had the richest era of music by far .👍

@@Codshead Your right , we went through so many genres we didnt know if we were rockin or reeling hahaha /the old saying time waits for no man comes to my mind these days and i try and use my time wisely these days as it really just flies /god blessx

"No one told you when to run, you missed the starting gun..."

How many times did you blast whole albums from these guys on the home speakers?

THE GREATEST!

They ARE the greatest!

Undefeated

I hear his son's not bad, though... ;)

E Graham e palmer dove li metti zio

Oh yeah you know it. John Bonham is the only man that can make the drums sound like a 1,000 HP Dodge Dart at the dragstrip.And Jimmy Page on guitar!

damn right

Absolutelly !!!!

Same here a little Robert Anthony

Yes it gets skipped over but it’s hard competition from the rest of album

III is an underrated record, whole sale. Zeppelin's entire catalog is thermite, tho...

Well alright to cool feel same but u know that ok Bob thanxs

And the critics panned this album. It's a great album. I remember listening to this when I was a little tike. - I'm still a little tike!

The same for me

nice 1st album,mine was ELO's 5th "face the Music" with the Electric Chair on the cover

I also had a T-shirt with it,in High School

Amen! Saw them live 4x; they truly were amazing and transforming in Rock. Their sound was so different/unique…Then and NOW.

De acuerdo contigo la mejor banda sin duda alguna !!fantastica!!!

Temgo 70 y sigo viajando con esta magnifica banda me siento bendecido por haber crecido junt a ellos amen.

💯

Immigrant song

"The Rain Song" from their, "Houses of the Holy" album is my main favorite. Same deal. Not THE best, but definitely one of them. 🎶🎸 CHEERS! 🍻 🌎❤✌

@@carldeithorn3450 yes. It is Page's greatest composition. Staggering creativity.

Hidden Gem. Yes I know. Love it.

One of the best...I would agree. There are only a few other bands that even come close, Metallica being one of them.

Bar None ,eh !!!!!

​@@jengable4888Yeah OK, also love Metallica

tatoos?

They had long hair, did drugs and allegedly underage groupies all the time. Nice wholesome young men hmmm?

@@foofzilla Long hair, drugs, groupies are tatoos, piercings and funny clothes of those days

@@foofzilla yeah I kinda get what he was saying, like it wasn't 'shock rock' or somethin.. but, hell nah, not normal young men.. Pages Crowley obsession..

He almost got it right, except for everything he said. This would have been more accurate " once upon a time, god's music was performed by rock legends like led zeppelin"

Steve Hackett comes close tho His classical guitar skills are super good

Page was diversity personified. The other guitarist that I would put on a scale with him is Alex Lifeson. Both work with the open tunings. Both are able to combine electric and acoustic. Or either. Or both. To have that much talent in my pinky finger...what I would give for that.

@@stevelear90 great call with Steve Howe..

Gotta give props to David Gilmore,,, guitar work acoustic.. and electric

John Paul FUCKIN Jones !!!!!!

How'd you miss it?!! Lol 😆

JPJ’s contribution to Zeppelin is often overlooked. He was a important cog in the Led Zeppelin machine.

Well ... I only got to know this album when my sister brought it to me - the Russian edition, which she bought in Moscow!

Outstanding comment taking us back to the time of the Soviet Union. Most of us can only imagine what this was like..... I'm 55 years old

Estimado amigo ...UN GRAN ABRAZO...VIVA LA LIBERTAD ...

Как сегодня Вы себя ощущаете? =]

Same shit, next century )))

Too True !!!!

It's this one and Presence that true Zep fans gravitate towards. I mean they are really in a sense the best of their work, but less successful in sales and received more mixed reviews. I believe it's because they both mark some type of evolution in their music, but unlike many bands who strive to make that transition and strike out, they knocked it out the park, twice. This album has since gained more acclaim. Presence remains a bit more of a hidden diamond in the ruff where the most loyal of Zep fans go to hang out.

nothing quite beats ignorance. I miss it.

@@supervidere7 Exsqueeze me? Not sure what your comment means. As time went on, I only came to love it more.

Lemon song? Wrong album, Merlin

We all love the Lemon Song. It's on LZ II. The bluesy thing on LZ III is mind numbingly good. Check that one out.

I'm working across the street from the Tarrant County Convention Center where I saw Zepplin twice once in 75 Physical Graffiti tour and in 77 The Song Remains The Same Tour 🍻

SAME!!! This record COMPLETELY changed my life😍 From here I discovered Bert Jansch, John Renbourn, and, ultimately, my all-time favorite guitar anti-hero and God, Davy Graham🙏🏼

@@shacktime ..and ,,,by the way... John Martyn ?

@@pitjurk6689 not familiar but I’ll check him out.

@@pitjurk6689 Don't forget his missus, Beverley! ;)

@@shacktime amen

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