I remember those days!

... and after all these years of progressive innovation and acceptance ... a teacher in 2021 would have the exact same prudish regressive response ... my look how far we've come

LMAO

Haha, excellent! Great story, made my day! 👍😎

Ah yes, the cusp of adolescence. The age where you are easily influenced because of your human need to fit in. ;)

Agreed

Beau Cat if that were possible I would go back the year that Zepp was formed ... and would accompany them all these years. I actually listen to LZ since I was born but I was born very, very late 😭

Beau Cat yes, they will always be amazing, the biggest and most powerful band ever!

Amen

Makes you 27 now, same age as me. People like you and me keep good music alive bro!

You give me hope 👍

Yes! They modified the blues in a great way!

Dumb comment. Things change, accept it and move on. Music from that era was very political. There were many bands that "lip synced" their live performances to pre recorded versions. Lastly, plenty of artists these days write their own songs, while also plenty of bands back then had ghost writers who wrote their music for them. Take a seat buddy

@@marttram2183 this days no one created anything as there is no creativity at all ! What you talking about? Today's music is absolutely RUBBISH! Comercial rubbish. And thank Zeppelin for modified so many songs as for example from Robert Johnson, plus other blues musicians and singers otherwise no one in this days will now that they ixisted!

@@srvenenoforte thats the problem, you're only hearing the commercialized stuff. Check out the song "ragged wood" by fleet foxes. Or "I didn't know" by skinshape. Or "blue" by far caspian. Or "selfish lover" by mild orange. Or "dope and smoke" by dope lemon. Theres still plenty of good music coming out these days, and yes I even like some rap. I'm also huge into blues, 60s, 70s, 90s, etc. Theres good music in every decade if you look hard enough bro

@@marttram2183 Interesting how those bands and song's names sound so generic but are real lol

I read this as ''peak of their towers''

@@aporue5893 The Mighty Led Zeppelin

I just had the same thought : Follow Robert's blond curls, easy because he is actually tall ( what I never had realized) .

Magic for sure. 😎

Agree! Best years

why is the cold war good?

mynameishunter12345 lmao GOT HIM

mynameishunter12345 Because it's cold.

AnalogOpher the Cold War was good huh? makes the rest of your statement even more asinine than it already was

Metallion 1,968 You made my day with that comment. Hilarious Thank You!

Sam Ripley Triplets

I finally located a bootleg where was playing bass. As a drummer im qualified to know. But anyone can hear 'Wow! Never heaed him play like that before.'

Come again?

He certainly was. Hollowed out, he would have made a good shed!

Lol, true dat !

Idiot

Its alleged he had a johnson as thick as an anaconda and as long as one of Bonzo's sticks. But he was the lonely man. He was often turned down unable to find takers who wanted to be bored out that way.

He always reminded me a little of Francis Ford Coppola.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g6-gmMl9mtjLfoU.html 1996

It's so weird that he didnt like the way he sounded in the early 70's. He was incredible.

crazyivan1966 I thought that was around 68/69 that he wasn’t crazy about his voice but it became more polished in the next few years?

Plant was a heavy smoker. That's why his voice changed over the years.

Still is!

Too many soyboy Millennials

Everyone was slim then...no fatties. Diet was completely different {at least in UK}

Did you not see Peter Grant?

@@skatscan Grant would have been ''the fat kid in the class'' ...even in the slim days, there was ALWAYS a fat kid.

Looked pretty stank to me with all that gorilla hair. Can only imagine the beard stench after eating pizza.

Guy Preston LMFAO... No worries buddy! You're excused - I woulda done the same!!!

I seen them, too, on that tour in June of 77 in LA (March 1975, as well). Since it sounds like you know what you missed, I'm not gonna pour salt on a 40+ year old wound. Probably still stings a little...

thats awesome man, i love the 70's too

but you're on the internet enjoying this

Saw

Damn bro...you're 57 not 59... That is some good shit you're smoking

Bobby Price I was thinking the same thing

But Peter Grant was even taller than Robert, wasn't he.?

Plant used to wear high heeled boots.

@@UNUSUALUSERNAME220That wasn’t till later, early on he always just wore normal shoes

@@digiorno1142 Depending on where you look and who you ask, he's 6'1" in heels he was close to 6'3". He wore heels off and on all through Zeppelin, look at the heels he's wearing at The Bath Festival. That's 1970, and those are probably 3" heels he's got on. So yeah, he wore them for a long time.

@@UNUSUALUSERNAME220 Everyone in the band wore heels especially John Paul Jones

Grant would have been stomped on if he started throwing his ample weight around in Japan. They have 'real' gangsters over there. And proper wrestlers too!

Andy Thomas yakuza!!!

Peter grant was part of led Zeppelin,they split the money 5 ways

John L, Zeppelin always began the live intro to Black Dog with the opening riff from Out On The Tiles.

jimhere1 They also used the Bring it on Home riff on some tours

I didn't know that. Thanks.

John L That's how they almost always started it live. I wish they would have played a complete Out On The Tiles live, but I don't think they ever did. Just as a side note, Celebration Day is the name of a video featuring Zeppelin in 2007 with Jason Bonham on drums. They resurrected "For Your Life" from Presence live for the first time. Jason did a hell of a job, he really stepped up and it surprised me because he was so much like his Dad this last time around as compared to '88. Anyway, it's well worth watching.

@@itsmedrooms6071 the band has played Out On The Tiles, once at the L.A. Forum 1970. It's really cool. I forgot the bootleg of the show. But I think it's called live on blueberry hill

body shaming is not fun

@@emiliabugueiromeyer8166 Political correctness is not fun.

@@Mysterywhiteboy78 It´s not political correctness, it´s respecting people

@@emiliabugueiromeyer8166 People can joke about anything they want , including fat people.

HAHAHAHAHA

But taller.

he still does today

lmfao

Ah, so ...

And lots of JPJ, his best buddy

I love those concerts but I have to respectfully disagree friend :) In my opinion their 1973 Madison Square garden performances is where Jimmy is at his peak. And that is because Plant is at his peak as well and so are Bonzo and JPJ.. so they all pushed each other to be better and better and the result is an incredible concert captured on film for our enjoyment

Have you listened to the Official BBC recordings release which has a Live John Peel concert from 1971 which Page put out on Vinyl as well as other current standard formats recently...Did you listen to Whole lotta Love and Communication Breakdown..which I felt were stunning and better than anything from 1973.....??....Page himself has explained in great detail in interviews and articles how he himself knew that his live guitar playing was at it's peak in 1971......OK Fatally Wanderer may not have as great a sound quality as Madison Squre Gardens 1973 ....but it's reasonably good by bootleg standards......and celebration day which he plays on the 12 string is still more musically enjoyable, interesting, complicated and longer than celebration day on the "Song Remains the same" fiilm..which he plays on his 6 string Les Paul.....I mean have you actually listened to the "Fatally Wanderer" bootleg ????...I mean there is so much amazing stuff on various other bootlegs such as "Live on Blueberry Hill" whch was mistaken as an official Zeppelin live release !

Maurice Maguire that seems to be true. The earlier you go, the better his live performance seemed to be and '71 was early in their career; the same year they released the fourth album I think. I remember hearing a recording of one of the Japan shows and Bonham just wandered off backstage and no one could find him for like 20 minutes. I guess he was too busy filming

Steve Booth yeah defo in the very early days from formation in september i think 68 up until sometime in 69 they had a limited set of original numbers plus not the greatest equipment such as selmer amps...but with their growing popularity and increased revenue ...to be continued. ..

Maurice Maguire Just listened to these.. WOW.. I didn't think it got better than 73 but Page just rapes that guitar

Bagheera 1 hahaha ... I think he (Grant) would be a great sumo wrestler ...

😄😄😄😄

I adore this expression " "time portal" Oh, how I'd like to cross it backwards ,! Thanks to Mark and to YT.

How old are they and what is the design like ? What show did you see?

@@j3any3s Sold em. They were 1977 MSG NYC Originals.