This is live from the Royal Albert Hall in 1970. Zeppelin opened the show on a tear with two songs off this album, We’re Gonna Groove and I Can’t Quit You Baby. It’s an amazing performance that you’ll have to check out after this album. The whole show is fire. 🔥

All live, no overdubs during a SOUNDCHECK in January, 1970. Mind blowing!

Anyone else waiting for them to see the Royal Albert Hall 1970 concert?

That is live version from Royal Albert Hall 1970 show. You must see this Jimmy's birthday live show! The Band was on fire.

John Bonham is a beast, and this album represents him to the fullest extent. this takes me back to Zeppelin 1 and 2. Just don't get no better than this. keep on rocking my friends

You guys would be fun to hang with and listen to Led Zeppelin with! (Really any and all music!)

Back in the day I don’t think we really appreciated how good these guys were. We knew it was great music but now all these years later it’s become apparent they were in a league by themselves.

Bonzo frequently played with the fat end of the stick hitting the drums which gave it a little more thump. One critic even called his style, "ham fisted". Greatest rock band to ever roam the earth. I went to a Zeppelin concert at the old Capital Center in Landover Maryland around 73. Security closed most of the entrances to control the inflow of the rowdy crowd. A large mob formed of people trying to get in. You could hear the band crank up "Dazed and Confused" from outside of the building and all hell broke loose. Police on horseback came charging across the parking lot with batons drawn and started whacking people on the head to break it up. It reminded me of the scene in Doctor Zhivago when the Cossacks charged on horses and slaughtered protesters with swords during the Bolshevik Revolution. Those were the days when rock ruled the world!

Traveling Riverside Blues. Whewwww. Check it.

January 9, 1970 (Page's birthday), live at the Royal Albert Hall.

This is a slightly edited version of their live performance of the song during their 1970 Royal Albert Hall Concert, the same one from which you heard "We're Gonna Groove". That concert is well worth a watch, as is the full version of this song as they performed it!

LMAO! "Is this a Bonz...showin off...showcase?...showin' off... (Jimmy steps up) ...Or...or...a Jimmy Page/Robert Plant??" Answer: YES. Also, there IS a vid of this, note for note the same, and it's SPECTACULAR! We are privileged to see Bonham and the other three glory in their talent(s) onstage (It's a filmed sound check, Royal Albert Hall, 1970). JPJ moves around quite a bit as well, and he and Bonzo sort of make stank faces at each other, lol! More great Bonz coming on this one, guys! And the rest of 'em, of course! "Darlene" is a keeper!

They were dynamic back in those early years..

The Mighty Zeppelin 🤘

Any Zeppelin is a great listen! You're gonna love all their live performances!! That was live.

I love this version. It’s definitely more raucous than the studio version. They’re all killing it, incredible dynamics… and Bonham is totally on fire in this performance. 3:40

Ya never get 'finished' with Zep ;) There's always repeat value discovering in between patterns, melodies, and phiiosophical insight. Thanks for shining the light

Put a stamp on that. Best band ever!

Zeppelin is a whole different experience live. The same songs from the studio recordings end up with a different feel, even more complexity in their impromptu-feeling magic, longer solos, etc. I only regret not having been born sooner to go see them! Looking forward to more reactions to their live stuff! 🔥🔥🔥

The video of this one is fire! Live from Royal Albert Hall, 1970.

You guys should react to the full 1970 Royal Albert Hall concert!

Can’t wait till you guys get to travelling riverside blues 🔥👊🔥🔥🔥

Che is right. Live at The Royal Albert Hall 1970. Good stuff guys!

This is the live version from the royal albert hall. The guitar on this is insane

Zep had a song called fire around the end of their run that they never properly recorded I wish they had it would have been another classic.check it out of you can find it.

You Bros. have become Led Zeppelin experts right before our eyes. As we would say back in the day, "right on man". 😎

Yeah, this has to be that live performance from Royal Albert Hall in 1970. Great to watch!

They were all showing off in this one, fellas. Wow, vocals, guitar bass and drums, amazing one of my favorites. You guys are a Beacon of light in a world of darkness. Music The ultimate escape from reality. Thank you, God bless.

I love this version, but I've only heard it a few times so was expecting them to go right into "How Many More Times." Also, I think John Paul Jones deserves a shout out too.

Saw the comments that this was live, I thought it was one of their live studio jams. LZ used to record on their airplane, couldn’t tell you off the top of my head which ones they recorded in the air, but I think a few on Physical Graffiti were.

Che says, “It’s over??” (4:49 😧). My feelings exactly! 😂 La, I wish that I could still rock’n-roll this 68 y/o head’n-neck like you do.. hell, wouldn’t be able to get outa bed the next day! 👴🏻😬 GREAT reaction, as always, Fellas!!! 👍😀

An old blues song by Willie Dixon. Led killed this. Excellent reaction fellas! Appreciate you 🙏 ❤

It is live from 1970. You could find that on video.

Four gunslingers slaying it!! "Is that it?!" I feel ya. Great reaction to one of the GREATEST bands of all time. LOVE Your reactions 💯🤘

I read several comments saying this was live from the Royal Albert Hall, January 1970. The CODA album version is actually the *sound check* from before that performance.

A Willie Dixon cover live at the Royal Albert Hall January 9th 1970, Jimmy's birthday, the whole concert available. No guitar overdubs like in We're Gonna Groove, but again hidden from the audience and an abrupt end. However, there is a great long 6:38-video on the official LZ-youtube-channel.

Yep,this is live from the Royal Albert hall 1970

Thank You Thank You for reacting to “Coda” 🔥❤️🎸🤘🏼

“Goodness gracious!” Yep.

please listen to Celebration Day Live from 1973 MSG concert.... in my dull opinion is one of the BEST example of their live energy....unbeliavable the way just four people with the right equipment can shake half a county just with raw sound pressure and perfection.....

I love watching you guys react to Led Zeppelin!!

If you love Led Zeppelin, 0:02 I Can't Quit You Baby (Live at The Royal Albert Hall 1970) the you need to do a reaction to the whole live concert. The Best Concert Ever!

I'm sure this was live at The Royal Albert Hall 👍

Get ready for "Walter's Walk" and Bonham's bass drum to dribble up and down your ears like Meadowlark Lemon!

I have already suggested you to watch this version live from 1970 concert...but you have to watch full concert...masterpiece

Best version in my opinion. Lightning in a bottle.

Just another example of why they were FIRE back in their day !!! Live Zeppelin always a trip, different from studio and never the same. @airplaybeats: you should really review the Original “The Song Remains the Same” album. I think the versions on there are better than the remastered.

Love Poor Tom from this album as well.

It was recorded September 1 1970 sound rehearsal Royal Albert Hall London England

You guys are the only reaction video I rewatch...a couple of times!

My favorite track on CODA and I knew you were going to love it.

This is a live version from 1970 at Royal Albert Hall...I actually have the whole concert saved on my hard drive! You guys have to see there live performances to really appreciate the greatness. Me and my homeboys have plenty of times poured up some drinks and just sat down and watched the whole concert!

Someone commented below that its a sound check at Royal Albert Hall. The album credits this recording as such.

Live my friends, they were dope in the studio or on stage, just great musician, in peak mode for their entire career with us. Great version! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶

After you finish coda you guys absolutely must listen to "bbc sessions" Zeppelin was firing on all cylinders in bbc sessions. hands down some of there greatest concert recordings .

Thats what i was telling yall CODA is tha shit!! This was actually my first Led Zep album

When you guys get to their live stuff you’re really guna trip their studio music is great and their live stuff is a whole other level of greatness I can’t wait to see your reactions to that stuff

Yep. Some good ones coming up. That snare drum is unequaled in history. ✌️

You guys do get it. First time saying this to ANY reaction. Kudos bros. Was like Albert King on steroids😊

All members are masters but on this gem Plant is all in.

It is live from England royal Albert hall 1970 there's a full concert of it

It's April 77' in my mind. I was at the "DESTROYER" show. I can smell it now.

Thanks guys great reaction. The video of this concert at the Albert hall is amazing

The album only gets better!!

Hands down the greatest band to ever walk the face of the Earth. In my opinion 😊

You guys have some of the best, most genuine Led Zeppelin reactions on KZfaq. I still come back and binge watch them at least once a week. Amazin'.

This cut is actually a sound check done before the show in 1970.

I didnt want it to end either!😂

Bonham was just silly good I played drums a little and last night I had the pleasure of sitting at drums ,I was talking to drummer Jeff Campatelli about doing triplets and my foot work. He said do this pointing to the foot pedal. As I did that he very nicely said use both pedals 😂. Then he said keep doing that and now do your paradiddles at the same time Yikes ! 👍

Great reaction guys, so check out the original pro recorded Royal Albert Hall original which was used for this track on CODA. Seeing the guys perform this masterclass is as mind blowing as you would expect.

Left y'all speechless. Loved it!

You alright boys? Looks like you need a calming love song like Turn Of The Century by Yes. Its about a man who loses the love of his life. 🙏🍁

I have read that this is a sound check recording from the Royal Albert Hall 1970 performance. The actual concert was filmed and recorded as well. The actual performance is a little different.

The sound and fury of the Hammer of the Gods.

Wow that's 🔥🔥🔥

These dudes were in their early twenties!

Thought I read it was an air check from a pre concert warm up. Been waiting for you to get to this, or 8 or so tracks off the Live at the BBC recording, 2 of which are different versions of this same song. It was hearing this type of stuff that put them on another level for me, stuff l never heard growing up listening to rock radio.

This is from January 9th 1970 Royal Albert hall. Jimmy Page's 26th birthday. It's slightly edited but you can find the entire performance somewhere on youtube. I found it funny that at the end of the solo, Robert Plant says, "Jimmy page, lead guitar," was edited out.

Jimmy’s playing on this is out of this world.

I wish you guys would watch their movie "The song reminds the same ", it's the soundtrack to their "Houses of the Holy " album, it's a must🤘

Jimmy was pressed by contract to put out new material. He took a couple AMAZING live performances, remastered them and cut out crowd noise in order to provide the sound of something not heard before. They did that shit in their sleep.

Live, Royal Albert Hall, January, 1970....crowd noise edited out. You should really review that entire show.....FIRE.

this is the live version from royal albert hall concert in 1970. second song in right after " were gonna groove". This is one of the live concert videos ive been trying to get you guys to react to.

Best ever.

That was just plugging in in the studio and freestyling that song one time for the hell of it!!!!!

Soundcheck from ‘70(?). Zep first mastering its “Flex” and lettin’ it all out. Live? Technically yes, but not enough audience to make noise over the track.

I think the RAH stuff was Page’s most killer recorded tone. Page conquered the world with that early Zep assault.

live studio rehearsal , i was 13 skipped school to go buy this when it got released. roll on bonzos montreaux. great reaction man

I'm coming a little late to this reaction and don't have much to add except to say that Jimmy didn't do much to this one other than remove the audience sounds and added a very minimal bit of guitar overdubbing. Also, I'd like to acknowledge what everyone else has said that this is from an amazing performance from Royal Albert Hall in 1970 and I hope you get to the live performance of the concert.

Please do the studio version!!✌️💞🙏

I thought this song was during the sound check for the Royal Albert Hall 1970 shows.

I commented after you guys did 'We're Gonna Groove' that both that song and this one were recorded live at the Royal Albert Hall show in 1970. Page edited, removed crowd noise, and added overdubs for the CODA album. Please, please, please watch these two songs in their original glory as they opened that show... kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pZmIo9mpydLMcXU.html

The album in back, Twice Removed from Yesterday by Robin Trower has many cool tunes on it, next?

Amazing stuff. Thank you for reacting to it. 🙏🙏

Outstanding. I love all of Zeps incredible originals, but they reworked these old blues standards like no other.❤

Hi guys. Imo if you can try and watch all there live stuff. There's so much. Of course my favorites are the song remains the same movie and Albert hall and celebration day in 2007. Of course 2007 was Jason Bonham but he did a great job for his dad.

This sounds like a four man solo. Everybody is going off.

I detect a bit of head-banging going on there 😁🤘🏻

blues drumming usually pretty simple and yet bonzo fills the shit outta these songs

I hope you end up doing some solo Plant. I think you'd love his Mighty Rearranger album