Total dedication.

He did the 73 MSG Since I’ve Been Loving You tonight - simply amazing!

Yes he is very nice. He used to post on Facebook to help save dogs in the shelters when he was in Las Angeles.

Cant believe I get to say I'm buddy's with jimmy page and robbie plus Jimmy's asian doppelganger

Did you say humble? Ahhh..you mean the guy in the movie. Ok. Maybe he’s humble. Jimmy Page, not so much.

Wow cool

That's amazing! As a lifelong fan of Jimmy,who I met in 2005, I think Jimmy Sakurai is absolutely phenomenal. His dedication, passion and love for what he does is truly inspiring.

Yea.. a legit poser.

Saw him in the same Bonham show. Phenomenal. Loved it, man.

Wonderful❤

Was this at hard rock in December 2022

@@Ls_corvette No, this was at the Wellmont Theater in Montclair NJ, in 2021

Goddamn I would have killed to see that show. I had no idea and I'm only 45 minutes from Niagara 😢 I did see page and plant twice in the 90s but I would have loved to see peak Led zeppelin

If he came to New Orleans, I would most definitely try my best to see him.

I saw him play with Led Zeppelin Experience as well. Great show. I figured that was the closest I would get to seeing Led Zeppelin or somebody who is connected to the band.

Totally man @@williamjones2803

@@williamjones2803 did you know Jimmy has his OWN band, Led Zeppelin Revival? You won’t get the same drumming experience (haha) but Jimmy, in his own band, recreates shows note for note and is a MUCH more realistic and immersive experience. For instance, this year he recreated The Song Remains the Same in its 3 hour entirety. Last year I watched him play Earls Court 1975, and last year as well he performed 1972 Led Zep Live in Japan. Fantastic set of shows! Of course, I did see Led Zeppelin Evening with Bonham and the drumming was mesmerizing. Jimmy’s own band is when he dresses up as Page, though, and replicates Zeppelin note for note

Ramble on*

No actually one of JP's favorite songs is "RUMBLE" by Link Wray. Which is the theme song they were featuring during the trailer. Just a play on words. Sorry to confound. 42088 @@inkd42088

He's referencing the music in the trailer kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eNtxd8KktrvLoKs.html @@inkd42088

I've seen this character before in videos. Imagine admiring Jimmy Page so much that you're willing to look like him and sound like him to the point where you've lost yourself in his persona because you live vicariously through him to validate yourself as a person. Then one day you wake up when you're older and you can't do it anymore and look in the mirror and you don't even know who the hell you are anymore. It is the ultimate form of flattery to Jimmy Page and the ultimate form of low self-esteem of who this guy really is. If it were me he was living vicariously through I'd have him on 24-hour notice because I would be worried he would try to stalk me. And I would put out a restraining order on him to keep him away from me within one country length.😂

@@LewDanLascivious8276 cool story. Nobody cares.

loved your comment! sending love from Boise, Idaho

It's weird.. tribute musicians who literally revolve their lives around mimicking and being another artist is just weird.. kinda sad, too.

@@eldiablo3794it’s like saying this other person’s life is so valuable that it includes the value of your life too, same with killing yourself over another person. Or being obviously accomplished, why not push further towards something new & you could acknowledge your influence & keep Jimmy Page alive that way. The thing is, Jimmy Page’s own work does this all by itself.

Just like the guitarist from Greta Van Fleet.

Just saw him tonight for the 1st time..I noticed every move...feet, hands, facial expression and body mannerisms. Really great show

Jimmy Sakurai just might be one of Jimmy Page's illegitimate children 😂 He's like a Japanese clone of Page in many, many ways lol 😂

I mean, he's still alive right?

Don't forget Randy Hansen doing Jimi Hendrix to a T!!! He even finished some songs Jimi never got to finish! He,also jammed with Mitch Mitchell and,Buddy Miles! Dats,enough fa me too! Mr. Jimmy is KEEAWSOME as swell!

He inspired me and 3 of my friends about 25 years ago, and 2 of us are still playing to this day!

Neither of us is anywhere close to good at playing guitar. I'm ok with that, though, because I absolutely love playing anyway!

Yeah! I've seen this character before in videos. Imagine admiring Jimmy Page so much that you're willing to look like him and sound like him to the point where you've lost yourself in his persona because you live vicariously through him to validate yourself as a person. Then one day you wake up when you're older and you can't do it anymore and look in the mirror and you don't even know who the hell you are anymore. It is the ultimate form of flattery to Jimmy Page and the ultimate form of low self-esteem of who this guy really is. If it were me he was living vicariously through I'd have him on 24-hour notice because I would be worried he would try to stalk me. And I would put out a restraining order on him to keep him away from me within one country length.😂

'emulate' 👍

@@paulschnyder938 👍🤣

I went to see them two days ago, wasn't entirely sure what I was getting into. I've seen plenty of LZ impersonation bands and understood that this wouldn't be that--Jason said it would be a celebration of their music rather than a perfect recreation (a couple songs excluded). Sure enough, they had 5 people on stage, went different directions with a couple songs, and that was all fine. It was perfectly done and a wonderful tribute. But I also pretty quickly noticed that one member was going well out their way to be an exact copy. The playing, the facial expressions, the stances... even the freaking way he quickly wiped his left hand on his side while playing open strings on his Danalectro during White Summer. Crazy, to the T accurate. I know that it must be tough to choose a setlist for an LZ concert and keep it under 3 hours, but I do wish I got to see him do Dazed and Confused, or a 25 minute Whole Lotta Love jam.

He looks nothing like him

So what? He's not touring. There is no Zep anymore. So what's wrong with tribute acts? There's no need to be defensive about stuff like this. It's just fun.

@@doublestrokeroll lol... 黙ってろ。

if you take it to the length mr jimmy obviously has then its pretty cool also a little bizarre but cool. over all i do generally prefer both to listen and play with people who do it their own way. its not out of "lazyness" its how you develop as a musician, remember jimmy page didnt endlessly copy he did things his way. and listening to people who go note for note just make me think why dont i just listen to the original...