No other drummer or drumset sounded anywhere near this in 1970. Just an all out onslaught of thunder and dynamics.

Even after a hundred years people consider this to be the greatest rock music ever created on Earth... who's listening in 2072? God I wish I was born 98 years ago

Lol that was the first 2 songs. They opened the show like that. Simply incredible

I believe that was the beginning of the show.

That was how they started the show

Nobody could touch them live at this time.

"Had to be the last few songs from the show", and it was literally the first two song of this absolutely insane and epic show.

Please do HOW MANY MORE TIMES from this show, it’s absolutely incredible bro!

How Many More Times from this show is the greatest thing ever caught on film IMHO.

This show kicks ass. Recorded on Jimmy Page's birthday in Royal Albert Hall.

Blues, the way it should be done!

Plant in his vocal prime is just earth shattering goodness. I prefer this show in its entirety to MSG ‘73. Page was better in MSG but the band as a whole was firing on all cylinders here. I also preferred Page’s tone on this concert, i think this is before he switched to Marshall plexi amps.

Professionally filmed. Finally released on their dvd. The best selling concert dvd ever released.

Lol...that sweater Jimmy is wearing was made by his mom for his birthday...this was on his birthday

First time hearing we're gonna groove. Awesome! Thank you.

It’s the opening and they’re like “Warmups? We don’t need no stinkin’ warmups”! Just flick the butt a d launch! Page is a beast, Bonhams inhuman, Jones defines steady and damn was Plant good prior to losing his voice . Young Zep is so RAW and POWERFUL

i was 1 when this came out

The whole show is like that! My favorite Zeppelin full concert!

Hard to believe that Robert and John Bonham are only barely 20 years old there

royal albert hall was a GREAT gig!

This wasn't the end of the show, it was the first two numbers. Right outta the gate they'd roll you. They had it like that.

That was actually the INTRO to the show.

Zep never gets old! 😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🐐’s

Love it when Jimmy doesn't just play but communicates through his guitar.

Best version of i cant quit you period

It seems like I'm on a downer here, but Jimmy and the band widely prove their inheritance. This is a solid statement both in talent and in rock and a valid and powerful conversion of the blues and soul to a white rock interpretation.

That's the show opener LOL How many more times from the same concert is pretty intense.

Happy Birthday Mr. Plant!

Led Zeppelin my favorite!!!!! 🤘

LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL HE SAYS THATS GOTTA BE THE END OF THE SHOW RIGHT? XDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD its just the beginning bro

Thank you for another number from this concert. Royal Albert Hall is my favorite film footage of LZ. This was a big deal concert for LZ. It was the first night of the UK tour in 1970 after their phenomenal success in the US in 1969. Jimmy Page had said they were all nervous because important musical folk were rumored to be in the audience John Lennon (Beatles) Eric Clapton and Jeff Beck (both who played in the Yardbirds - band that Jimmy was in prior to LZ), among others. Too bad in this clip the guitar track is a little buried in the mix. These were the FIRST 2 Numbers in the concert. Nothing better than Jimmy Page wailing the blues on his birthday (January 9th.)!!!!! They played for 2+ hrs this night so after these 2 numbers there were 7 more songs (including Dazed and Confused that you've already done) all of them extended AND MULTIPLE Encores. Here's a link to one of the encores FUN! FUN! FUN! Eddie Cochran medley (50/60's Rock n Roll great); and Bring it on Home from LZ II kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qqqog7Glvr3YY2g.html

It's actually the first 2 songs of the show

Yeah man, that was fantastic.

That was actually the first two songs of that show. It only gets better.

John Paul Jones is ripping that bass line bro. Daaaamn.

John Bonham and Robert Plant are 21 here crazy

the first time these four musicians played togather, it was celebration day in hell.

Success!!! Video came through!

It was actually the opener.

John was a animal on thoes drums. Sadly he probably didnt remember half the gigs

this band had so much talent it's a shame they just never quite made it../s

Its Jimmys band and this proves it....there would be no Led Zeppelin had Pagey not created the greatest band ever!

epic

That were probably the first two songs. Although I think the water got mixed up not mixed up, Jimmy page remastered this concert and put some of the songs in different orders. You need to listen to the rest of the show it is astounding the greatest live show ever right there.

By the way....that is far from the end of the concert....two great encores on this show, and a lot of bad-ass stuff in between....

Hey sal, I'm an old man who listen to that back in the day, thank you for reviewing this and I know you liked it! We all got a live together keep up the good work. The Artful dodger

Thats the first 2 songs dude!!!

That was song #1 and 2

try the Doors, L.A. Woman

Custard Pie!

Great react ! Hey mama ! ;)

1970, wow; cool performance! Yeah, I notice lately that You Tube won't let me share videos with my friends~What's up with that?

January 9 - Jimmy Page's birthday!

With Jimmy's next girl (the woman who would bear him his first child) backstage, here's the Zep returning to the ancestral home. It's rock rather than blues and funk. This is a common error. I don't know how it sounds outside the UK, but I can detect how clipped and British the whole thing is. There's almost a flag-waving belligerence about it. This is neither good nor bad, but it's an adaptation of an American sound.

For some reason your uploads are missing the right sound channel and remixed to mono. :(

All ideas of respect should be balanced against the fact that - at the end of the day and in context - the Zeppelin were still a 'pop group'; albeit an underground one. An older audience would not have accepted equivalence with jazz or classical music at this stage.

Hey I've notice something with ya recordings the treble is low as fuck Jimmy might as well not be there on our end I've heard these exact recording's before and not the same on your channel the bass drowns out the lead guitar

Screw Clapton; Bonham is God

Probably my least favorite Zep song and the closest they ever did to a stinker.