I would love to see it 👍

I saw this tour in 1972. Absolutely the best concert imaginable. You had to be there.

Grand Funk Railroad and Randy California Libelous BALD HEAD DADDY DRUMMER I met them in HOUSTON TEXAS when I was 16 Years Old !(^* I owned a 1947 1947 Indian Chief Motorcycle . In those days Cops didn't giva damn if a 17 years old kid rode from Benton Arkansas to Houston Texas to see Johnny Winters & Bandey Calafornia's Daddy Balded Head the Sam as my Daddy who was still in Prison since 1949, He got out in 1978 and tried to ride my Indian Chief and Fell Off, LOL I had to get Parts from Sam The Indian guy in California, Whitter? Concard boluvard. I was 5foot and tall weight 12ve years old.

Absolutely fantastic have a wonderful day ❤😊

Absolutely love the first two songs on this one

Great review. 👍 Imagine discovering Franks music 12 years ago... that's what happened to me. It has been like unwrapping the best Christmas present every day since. Then, the release of the DVD/Blu-ray Live At The Agora a few years later. Ha! My list today (18 June 2024) 1. Mahogany Rush IV 2. World Anthem 3. Strange Universe 4. Juggernaut 5. Child Of The Novelty

Great review of a masterpiece

I bn lookin and lookin..THANKS MAN..this is excellent work and i feel exactly about sweet thing, everything you say on this is absolutely spot on...honestly mate you nailed it.peace..bowie rules OK..❤

Tightest band I ever saw!

I really liked Martin Barre and John Evan.

Martin Barre could tickle your intellect and punch you in the gut with his playing - amazing guy.

One of my favorite Tull albums was Living In The Past ... and I partiularly loved the live part of the album, Dharma for One and By Kind Permission Of ... just an amazing piece of work.

I'd like to know if there is any documentation of Ian saying this about TAAB at the actual time they were producing it. His stories about this, and Aqualung not being a concept album just seem like Ian tweaking the audience's nose in a way saying - just make of it what you will. If Ian would have admitted that Aqualung was a concept album ( and I think it was because of the concept written on the back of the album ... In the Beginning, Man Created God ... ) then he would have had to have waded into the hot water of explaining what the concept was, and Ian is a very private person, moreso as time has gone by ... ( and now for God's sake kindly leave me alone ) ;-)

thanks, nice history lesson. MACA - Mother of ALL Concept Albums.

I agree! Great album! Paul’s and ACE’s were the best.

He wasn't the most crooked of them vultures, but he certainly wasn't the straightest of them either. 🐘 🐘 🐘

This is a post that is just stealing JPJs talent! Not a note from John-Paul, not a squeek from Led Zep - anyone could have cobbled this bullsh*t together!

Trower is a born genius .

Great. With my awful memory, I wish I'd made notes of the gigs I saw (100s) over the years, including this one. I certainly remember everyone finally getting to their feet when Bob & top hat stepped into the spotlight, allowing me to get as close to the front as I wanted, and how I was also mesmerised by him - not being a particular fan until that night. Still love the Blood on the Tracks, Desire, Street Legal period. And me and my mate retired to our tent - a transparent plastic bag from the Phurnacite factory, vaguely held up by sticks. Thanks for bringing back some other memories here too.

I love Jonesy's work!!! A Fantastic Mini Doc!!!

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I still have no idea when this movie is coming out….

“Five minutes is like five years in Zeppelin time…” John Paul Jones

Netflix I heard from one of my mates. I can't wait to see this. 👍🏻💯 One of the greatest collage bands. Zeppelin are brilliant.

Why there are so few movies about famous bands, that we listen to all the time, baffles me. 🤔

Can’t wait I’m a total Zepp head and have been for over 50 years ✌️✌️✌️

My Dad saw them in '69 in Bromley Technical College, South East London, just after returning from Scandinavia.

FINALLY ABOUT TO BE RELEASED..........WHEN???? STUPID F'ING VIDEO!!

Ramble On is my favourite bass line of all time - when that never ending riff gets into my head I'm humming it all day long

JPJ's wrote Led Zep's two greatest guitar riffs: whole lotta love and black dog

JPJ is definitely my fave member of Led Zep, for his own work and his many collaborations, he’s brilliant 🫶🏻

The film is right on schedule, based on Led Zeppelin time. It took five years for the O2 gig to get released, so this one is actually getting out early.

You saw them back in 68? That would make you at least 70, more like 75 or 80. You sound younger?

I bet money was the reason behind the delays as usual.

No shit i said get the led out.

News just broke today that Sony Pictures Classics acquired the rights to the documentary. So hopefully a theatrical release is coming soon.

One of my all time favorites…. The whole album, but the anthem is “Downer”, great blasting shred before that became its name.

I don't know who is better than anyone else, but I like Randy's guitar playing better than Jimi's. I play this album at least two or three times a year....even after all these years.

The silent assassin.

"Godzilla Minus One , a big mistake not releasing it right now ?" - CRAR Not releasing it in the _original_ English is an even bigger mistake...😉

That is an awesome account of the evening, I was so pleased to find this commentary (by accident). I was there, and took with me a friend who didn't know the first thing about Spirit. We were mesmerised. I'd been a fan for years and made a huge effort to get to this gig from the North-East. I have to agree, I saw many amazing gigs at The Rainbow but this was really something else. We too did make our way to The Metropole Hotel after the show - it's in Edgeware Road just down from Marble Arch, a bit of a trek from Finsbury Park, and when we got there it was like being in a Tampa Jam, so many people who just wanted to acknowledge how life-affirming that performance had been. Thank you for this reminder of a night I will never forget.

I read somewhere that Randy also gave lessons to a neighbor in NY named Walter Becker. Can someone verify?

I was there on August 11th and my memories are close to yours. Keith Richards was off his box, Jimmy Page spent the whole evening Dazed and Confused, Bonzo was Majestic and Robert Plant tried very, very hard to make it work. But oh, 45 years on when I play Kashmir and Trampled Under Foot, I'm back at that scabby and sodden excuse for a festival. I was 19 and I'd finally seen Led Zeppelin. Priceless memory.

I was there on August 11th and your memories are close to mine. Keith Richards was off his box, Jimmy Page spent most of the evening, Dazed and Confused, Bonzo was majestic and Robert Plant tried really, really hard to make it work. But oh, 45 years on, when i play Kashmir and Trampled Under Foot I'm back at that scabby and sodden excuse for a festival that I will never forget.

Bout 10 years since I even thought of War Child. Funny, listened to it right after listening to this video😊yea can see its difference from other Tull

A fact love you eric for ever❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

He’s always been my favourite Zeppelin musician. He’s not just the arranger. He essentially put Zeppelin together by choosing the human elements to the ensemble. Had Jimmy choose him, then he had Jimmy choose John and Robert.

I've always foumd Sabbath to be alot groovier than Zep. I can list lots of songs like that

You know, I love Gary when he played piano. I'm really sad that he had died... what do you think about his piano playing?

If you find it...play it