LIKE A FUCKING FREIGHT TRAIN!

Well, not at that point in the concert.

@@Rich6Brew I saw them four times including this tour and never saw any of that.

Totalmente de acuerdo Saludos desde Argentina!

@@georgemichael9106 heard they did smoke machines for no quarter for this tour. at least at one of the SF shows.

@@toe8946 You might be right toe my memory is fading with time now days I’m just happy to remember where my car keys are. lol.

❤🙏for such a youngster to pass.

@@CynthiaAllenStrawberry yes it was.

@@Twins1964 So sorry you lost your brother. Heartbreaking for you. Zep are the finest band ever for sure xx.

Your brother is still with you although not in a physical form. And everytime you listen and enjoy, he enjoys.

Natürlich👍🤘Rock and Roll🤘

Wow ...musta been amazing....in fall of 80 we were waiting for tickets to go on sale when my friends dad told us about bonzo.

holy shit... maybe I got a little jealous.. ok forget "a little" must be amazing!! I was not even walking this earth that time ☺️🤘

quelle chance, ! c est certainement inoubliable !!!

You must be forgetting the poetry of WAP.

oh.. my good.. Barry Birkel.. you are like a Good to me for just being there... I do envy you for life..

ONE OF THE GREATEST WITHOUT QUESTION. TO MANY FROM THAT ERA THAT WERE GREAT LOL

I love The Ritchie Blackmore

@@user-ie5kv6ni5h Rory Gallagher

Whenever anybody says Guitar God to anybody but Jimmy Page, please spank the sob and show them this vid

greatest rhythm section ever....yep, greatest guitar player.....nope

Pure raw energy!

Incomparable.

Kicks ya right in the chest!! 😂😂❤

They've tried but no one ever comes close! Day and Night, light and dark, blonde and brunette, Robert and Jimmy then 2 talented musicians. But don't forget great music and sound. But producers have long forgotten what makes a successful band, No. a great band, No. a band that will never be forgotten and remain a legend till the end of time.

Guns n Roses and Aerosmith. Blonde flamboyant frontman, brunette hot lead guitarist 😂 pretty sure there are many more, just cant think of others atm

@@andeleon6838 blond flamboyant frontman, brunette hot lead guitarist... Pretty much Van Halen

@@joaquinlezcano2372 I mean Eddie got his idea for double tapping from seeing Zep in LA, LZ's influence knows no bounds

@@benjamins9121 it wasn't Steve Hackett 😁?

That’s my favorite part

The way Page just points up and then points to Bonzo to do your thing!! Love it!

Best rhythm section duo ever. JPJ is a crazy good multi-intstrumentalist as well.

But also Page and Bonham - JB enhances specific phrases of Page's playing, and the whole 'leaping in the air' JP thing is set up for Bonham enhancing the dynamics of this track massively.

This is incredible Band UP the led

I'm 18 and they're my favourite band. Saw Robert in 2017 for my first live gig. Have all their vinyl. I have DVDs, magazines, books, clothes and more. So yes, some of us do understand the magnitude. I for one, know they were the biggest and baddest of their time

Get over yourself

Good lad you are alfie

This is the most amazing shit I have ever read in my life.

I’m 19, and was shown the music of the past at the restaurant I worked at in Houston. We would only spun vinyl. I was fortunate enough to work behind the bar and actually have these vinyls in my hands. And choose what to play. I knew of zeppelin but was not deep into it at all. And my coworker picked Led Zeppelin 1. And my ears were immediately caught. Been listening to them for not even a year but sat and actually listened to each piece of work. My favorites is lemon song. I hope you are doing well. Salutation and cheers I’m happy we are able to experience this amazing work at the same frequency.

Kids today don't have a clue to what music is. Very sad.

Exactly. I know there are better players but none so cool and hip as Jimmy Page.

@@bobdoubter2977 I don't know, he's the best in my books. He stole lightning from the gods in Dazed and Confused! : )

@@bobdoubter2977 Hendrix might be better because he was otherwordly but I agree Page is my favorite and is one of the 3 greatest ever.

If you haven't seen the video of jimmy page and John Paul Paul jones playing rock n roll with Dave grohl playing drums check it out

@@seaeff6428 Oh I have many times, I also love Dave Grohl's version of Ramble On that same concert.

Led Zeppelin>>>>The Beatles

@@isainc2146 nah

Led Zeppelin all the way

Van halen ?

@@xgambleyt5572 top ten for sure.

Form is temporary; class is permanent.

Led Zeppelin is the only band of that era or before that actually 'still sounds modern' because they were so far ahead of their time. Listen to any other band or act of that era or even the decade after (80s) and it all sounds dated in 2023. That's why they would sell out massive stadiums (100k) long before anyone else!

Not "modern" .......nowadays music is pure bulls**t

@@jayclarke6671 Everyone is falling one after the other , and people moved On

@@deanl0 what do you mean? 🤔

Amazing considering this is over 50 years ago

Ikr, beautiful

@@Chris-yf7ry its 47

i can’t believe it

They used some high quality film. Probably 35 mm

You get 100% from me for this statement. You're right, that's the way it is. I would sign that anytime... Greetings from Munich.

We are a small country, so it's quite astonishing, really. My brother is a full-time musician and recording artist, and my father knew John Lennon when they were at school together. He saw the Beatles perform many times in Liverpool before they became famous.

@@inspirationalvideos1966 wow, that's really something💗Also to think that Page, Beck and Clapton grew up 30 miles from each other. Then became 3 of the best in the world. Catherine/Toronto.

Y piratas 😊

None of the English people I knew well including my 3 son in laws were fans of rock or knew anything about it. What a coincidence or maybe a rule?

Lucky bastard

What was it like there? Did it smell at all like substances, or weed because I heard that it reeked of that throughout the night. Also are you in any of the parts where it pans over to the crowd?

Everyone n anyone yea, mos def high as kites including myself, no doubt!!!

💯💯💯💯💯💯👌👍👍👍👍😎😎😎😎🇨🇱

this footage is incredible.

Except for one minor detail: Plant should NEVER have opened with it live. Not if he wasn't going to warm up and set his voice first anyway. This is one of his better sounding vocals from the '73 era (although likely VERY cleaned up by Page before release)... if you listen to any of the bootlegs from '73 and '75 as well as live aid '85, he's always clearly not warmed up and ready for it. Any of the shows in which he did it much later in the set (or even as an encore), MUCH better voice. That's any of the '71 and '72 shows, '77, '79, '80, Knebworth '90, solo '94, Page/Plant '95-'98, and even the handful from '01-'02 era I believe. By the '02 and after, starting in '14 I believe, he lowers the key of the music, but still MUCH better voice.

​@@brentwerley6762​ Yep, this song (and many other songs in this live album/movie) feature overdubs. One particularly noticeable overdub is this version of Rock and Roll's opening line - "It's been a long time since...". This line is a studio overdub featured in the original 1976 concert movie, and you can tell because you can actually hear the real live vocals of this line in the original 1976 live album movie soundtrack. Why the TSRTS movie and its soundtrack had different versions of songs will forever be a perplexing mystery. Interestingly, the 2008 live album remaster actually uses the stronger overdubbed vocals from the 1976 movie as opposed to the real but weaker 1976 live album vocals. To be honest, I don't mind the overdubs - they do improve the songs that feature them, instead it's the cuts they made in songs to make them fit in the movie that annoy me. And yes, I agree that Rock and Roll was not an easy set opener for Plant. The Song Remains The Same (the song) was a far better opener for Plant (not for Page though - it's a really hard guitar song) but at the same time I never really liked it being used as an opener because that would mean that there would be no Rain Song later in the set or at the very most, it wouldn't be connected to TSRTS as it always should have been.

Yep ❤😂🎉

I saw them open with this song in Houston and they tore it a new one! Best show I ever saw and I've seen a million!

The Stones and Led Zeppelin are at another level

​@@Yooo-ed5kwDont forget QUEEN

Don’t forget Pink Floyd

Black Sabbath, Deep purple, The Who, Beatles, Iron maiden , Judas priest, as well

@@pinkled4429 Status Quo.

Definitely not the greatest guitarist. Prince and John Frusciante are better

@@paulharrisonadventuregearm5457 In rolling stone he is number 2 behind Hendrix only. We all have opinions and to me JPP is the guitar 🎸 god

@@marywhite7341 Rolling Stone doesn't know shit. I would rate David Gilmour as the greatest guitar player and Jimmy Page right after him. Gilmour could touch your soul with a single string bend. Absolute genious. Same for Jimmy. Both are legends.

@@reflect916 My oh my David is my number 2 with Beck at 3. I know we all have different opinions but ours are so similar. It's Jimmy's riffs and solos for me. However, David is a very close second Zep 4 is my fave album with Atom Heart Mother at 2. Both guys unbeatable by anyone x

@@marywhite7341 Yeah, we have a similar taste. Atom Heart is a great album too. I'd put Gilmour as the gretest guitar solo master, and Jimmy as the greatest guitar riff master. I mean the Kashmir riff is just something else. I am extremely obsesed with the Kashmir riff. The greatest riff of all time, never will be a greater one.

LOL That's right! Autotune and fake AI music this is not.

Yes...is the movie The Song Remains the Same....

You can find another giant bands with the same quality video, but its very rare. I recommend searching on youtube for Queen and Journey, they are the only ones I remember in my mind, if anyone knows any more you can leave them in the comments.

@@andrecdsantos The Who too

No, 70's The Who video is way better.

@@andrecdsantos how about some ACDC from 1978 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ndB8ZM2m3MDceWg.html

Amen brother ✌

Just livin’ in the moment...

I wouldn't bring my phone to a concert I'd leave it in the car! Back then you could smoke a joint and cigarette inside or outside now big brother says no, only you can buy a 10 dollar glass of beer 😠

I saw Zeppelin three times, twice were incredible shows but the 85 Live Aid show was bad. I just felt bad for so many in the crowd that day that was seeing Zeppelin for the first time, and heard how great they were, and probably were a bit disappointed.

You are lucky and I am jealous!

I saw them 4 times live. The 1st time I saw them I sat in the front row In a 2000 seat' theater. Changed my 13 year old self forever. I'm an old broad now and I don't care because I got to see the best bands, lol!

Sad to say, but they weren't great live often. If you loved the band, fine, but way better live acts out there from that era.

@@doubletake1238 They may not have been great often. But, they were great @ Cobo Hall in 1973. I've seen 'em all & these guys were one of the greatest live shows I've EVER seen.

They were by far the greatest live band in the world for a 3-year stretch from 1970 to 1972 (See: Royal Albert Hall 1970, MSG 1970, Belfast 1971, Osaka 1971, L.A. Forum 1972). After that it was all downhill. Robert lost his voice in 1973 from smoking and singing too much without resting, but the rest of the band were still playing great. The concert(s) in this video (MSG 1973) have the band in their absolute peak as an instrumental trio. Didn't stay that way for long - In 1975, Jimmy broke his ring finger and never fully regained his touch while Robert caught the flu. It didn't help that the band still continued on with these injuries and sicknesses without rescheduling their 1975 U.S. Tour, just listen to their Indianapolis concert that year and it SHOWS that the band was in no state to be performing. The 1977 concerts featured a Plant who had almost fully recovered his singing voice. He couldn't do his siren wails from 1970 anymore, but he didn't have to worry about voice cracks and sore throats anymore. It also had Bonham at his absolute peak as a drummer. Unfortunately, it also featured a Page in the depths of a severe heroin addiction (one of the band's concerts that year had to be paused temporarily because Jimmy had literally lost so much weight that his clothes were starting to slip off onstage). It's a wonder that Jimmy could even wear a guitar at that point, especially for 3 whole hours at each concert. 1979 only had 4 concerts, and miraculously 3 of them were good. Both of the band's 1979 Copenhagen shows were great and the band's first performance at Knebworth that year was excellent, but the band's last performance in Knebworth was horrible. Legend has it that the band spent the entire day prior partying with the Rolling Stones and came onstage the next day drunk and high without any sleep. The band's 1980 concerts could barely be even considered as Led Zeppelin concerts - they changed the setlist and cut out a lot of the band's iconic songs. On top of that, Bonham regressed massively from 1977 due to his alcohol abuse and they actually had to cancel one show because Bonham legit passed out from drinking too much. Couple that with Page's addiction and you have a band that sounded more like a bunch of middle-aged men doing a bad Zeppelin tribute band than actual Zeppelin.

People like you are why the best bands of the 1970’s will stand the test of time like Mozart and Beethoven have.

So sad Plant lost his voice for a few years

Well they were called the second Cream when they started for a reason led Zeppelin as a band got way further than Cream but for the 2 year they existed they ruled

Rush

The Police, The Beatles, Elvis Costello, Tom Petty, and The Band were all stacked with talent.

@@iaminbetweendays and Eagles

ROBERT PLANT JIMMY PAGE JHON BONHAM JHON PAUL JONES PARA LA HISTORIA ETERNA

Is this free your on about, 😂

Wished I was there also bill... I'm so jealous

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HI!!! Bill.........from Montréal. I remember the concert in Montréal back in 1973 ( the same tour,) and they start with rock and roll. That was the best open song for a concert, and WHAT A CONCERT. The best opening song that I hear with birds of prey by Uriah Heep ( it was another concert) and God know's that I seen a lot of concerts, but I will never forget this song in concert. I was simply lucky to be 17 years old in 1973.Thank's god for the shows (yes, I seen LZ 2 times) have a nice day.

Yeah I miss that energy too. The coke today just isn't the same.

He's in my top three and he's the last one standing. Roy Clark and Jeff Beck are gone. James Marshall and John Scofield then Ray Vaughan and Vernon Reid.....oh sorry I could go on for a while.

@@richardhankins4402 yes you are right❗ Along with D. Purple's Made in Japan though‼️

Stones are up there with them although slightly more blues the stones

@@jimmyf1446 The Stones made songs, many of which were very good. Zeppelin made music. my faves: Sympathy For the Devil on Get Yer Yayas Out Gimmie Shelter Heartbreaker Ten Thousand Light Years From Home .... this is borderline hypnosis music. 2120 South Michigan Avenue ...okay, this one is music

Rush?

Too calm................

So much talent there.

Plant has said the same comment in interviews. "We had a humbled arrogance amongst us. When we hit the stage I knew I had the best guys behind me. When my singing was up to their standards, they knew they had the right voice for the group. Some critics have confused our confidence with conceit. They might have been right at times. After all, there was a period when we were the best fucking band on the planet."

A well oiled machine imo

Free bird…but this is pretty good! Sunshine of your Love… White Room… All Right Now…so many great songs! I’m 72 so….late sixties early seventies had the BEST MUSIC EVER

Jeannie With The Dark Blue Eyes, Girl And A hotrod, Summertime Blues, and Be-Bop-A-Lula are all smokin'.

@@The_Countess_Bathory I hope they mean you look like him when he was at his most beautiful - not how he looks now.

EstavAmos mudando o mundo

definition of badassery

SRV was also cool. 😎

I think you'll find Hendrix was in a different league of cool altogether.....

@@losttango Well… yeah! Hendrix was in a league of his own. You got me there!

uh yeah uh yeah 😛

At that time videos were still shot on analog film, which actually has a pretty high resolution compared to some digital cameras even nowadays. That's why some old movies/concerts can be remastered to 4k.

@@_kurohana That's because the analog film also doesn't have real pixels, but rather film grain and by the early 70s the color film technology was already more than 30 years old so the quality was already there. This looks also to be shot on either 16mm (super 16) or 35mm (aka your regular photo film, which is also used for motion picture) film, which is much better than the super 8 (8mm film). Analog has also made quite a little renaissance in the recent years and even bigger movies like Oppenheimer were at least partially shot on analog film. What's even crazier is, that there is still research and development behind analog film making them even better than 10 years ago!

Yeah he was never really shot in most of these videos and neither was John Bonham*. But i think back in them days basses players and drummers weren't considered as cool as guitar players or lead singers 😂

@@RH-YT but they do deserve credit for what they have done to LZ

@@venkateshkr3596 indeed they do.

They have probably the best song ever made (stairway to heaven) but in my opinion, overall, ac/dc were better. Not much better but a little bit better.

You should listen to Rush. They're the only ones I can put next to Led Zeppelin when it comes to technical skill.

Amo esse clássico, para mim essa música é a verdadeira representante do verdadeiro rock and roll, faz jus ao nome ,grande led.

Awesome story man thanks for sharing. Sadly I'm the age you were in the 1970s. Looked great

@@nirvanafan500 Thanx for the comment.....sadly i never saw Cobain and Nirvana and never will except on film.....Now that would have been equal to Plant and Led Zeppelin i am sure.....

@@waltermameli2026 awesome thanks for yours. I love NYC and if I could back in time I'd start from the 70s in NYC watching this concert and all the grates. I agree... So many legendary bands. At least we can re watch performances on film

@@nirvanafan500 You have decades ahead of you to make memories better than mine.....nothing better than live Music so never stop Rocking my friend.....

What was it like? Were you close to the stage or did you sit far back? And if it smell like drugs there?

The live versions are so much better.

Truer words have never been spoken?!

​@@LoneLee2022 You're right

@@shinpanchi1855 I know I'm right! I'm always right. Kinda scary. I thought I was wrong once, but that was just a mistake.

4 naturals..amazing.

Led Zeppelin fan says a led Zeppelin fan.

ONE OF THE GREATEST !

Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes..............need I say anymore!?!

whitout dubt bro...

Yes, after Queen

funny how the price of the movie is 4 time s the price of being there.

Movie name?

@@Messerschmidt_Me-262 THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME

Or buy the album

Got both and saw it at the theatre 1977ish

To me, a non musician, his drum kit looks basic. But boy, can he tear it up!!

I think Keith Richards described him as an out of control 18 wheeler truck.

The Who is also another great example and maybe Rush

@@raspberrycrowns9494 Beatles as well

@@lundem1072Don't get me wrong I love the Beatles but I'm gonna have to disagree, amazing song writers but Ringo is just a good drummer, he's no Keith Moon or Neil Peart or John Bonham. But I have to give credit to George Harrison though very underrated guitarist.

Lundem the Beatles? R u high or what. Dont get me wrong, theyre one of a kind. But not skill wise

@@raspberrycrowns9494 The Who? Pete is a fine songwriter and musician but hes never in the convo about the great guitarists..

Los escucho desde los 16'años y ahora con 65años mejor todavía 👌👍👌👍👍💯💯💯💯💯💯😎😎😎😎🇨🇱

CRANK IT!

Did the album kill him?

Smooth

Good pun

i love you

Oh, I get it!

Yeah, almost “major motion picture release” quality 😉

A damn composer! He led the most normal lifestyle of the group.

Lol

What a time to be alive

My name is kevin Casey Mckeown and Page played at my prom with the Yardbirds. Google St. Xavier Prom 1968 and It is there

@Kevin Charles Cool! 🎸 Jimmy would be so proud to know that! 🇬🇧🇬🇧

I keep saying, the rest homes don't know what is coming...we will drive them all nuts with our 70s music. I'm planning on it myself.