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when i get old, i want to become asian just like jimmy page

@VERCINGETORIXTHEBAND

7 жыл бұрын

IM DEAD

@lekkerlekkerleslie

7 жыл бұрын

I just lost it

@IanBlimey

7 жыл бұрын

Top drawer :)

@nickv4073

7 жыл бұрын

"I think I'm turning Japanese I really think so............................."

@fernychuc3237

7 жыл бұрын

reminded me of jackass

How cool would it be to have Page playing air guitar to YOUR music?

@humanbein9415

8 жыл бұрын

+Nate Kyng Extremely!!

@NateKyng

8 жыл бұрын

lol I'd be ecstatic if he stomped his foot to my song let alone play air guitar to it. lol I've passed out high playing air guitar to Zeppelin many times.

@Chivas6

8 жыл бұрын

+Nate Kyng If he even heard one of my (shitty god awful) songs, and called it out as utter toss, I'd still be pretty happy.

@NateKyng

8 жыл бұрын

Chivas6 As long as your songs are an expression of your self, and you can feel it, then it ain't a shitty song.

@hockyjocky4

8 жыл бұрын

Kinda funny how he surpassed any and every other guitar tab written with LZ but still has the appreciation of rock that influenced him... I guess it just seems funny to me

You know you've come up with an amazing tune, when Jimmy Page plays air guitar to it lol

@wayne4u2c85

7 жыл бұрын

I know, right? Jimmy Page playing air guitar.

Jimmy,please live forever.

@CarolineMartin

8 жыл бұрын

yes yes yes yes

@predatorking1000

8 жыл бұрын

Gods are immortal

@tompetty4634

8 жыл бұрын

Jimmy is the God of Rock n' Roll

It's inspirational to see a master in his twilight years still as giddy about music as a schoolboy. True love.

@eyeofthetiger7

3 жыл бұрын

Forever young

With the amazing body of work Jimmy has produced it's something to see him grooving to those old songs the way he does.

Plays air guitar even though he is JIMMY FUCKING PAGE!! lol

@thomashope373

7 жыл бұрын

We all gotta play air instruments :D i proudly air-drum sometimes

Just love how happy he looks listening to music. Just like a kid in a candy store.

Jimmy Page wearing reading glasses. But that smile. Still looks like he did 40 years ago and still loves to rock. ROCK ON, JIMMY!!!

Cool seeing Jimmy play air-guitar.

@bobdoubter2977

7 жыл бұрын

It is.

The ONLY person that actually looks cool playing air guitar. Jimmy Page.

@JH-wz7sr

3 жыл бұрын

We all look cool playing air guitar. As long as you don't give a fuck

@cacildoneto5090

3 жыл бұрын

The Edge is better.

@mikebalgaard9284

3 жыл бұрын

He has way more tapes than me.

@nathanglass512

3 жыл бұрын

Because he can accurately imagine whats being played :)

@jaycee30865

3 жыл бұрын

Concur.

I love that he reverts to being young again. You can see the sparkle in his eyes and the joy he feels listening to his favorites. I adore this man!

Seeing Jimmy Page do air guitar is the best thing in the world. 😂😂😂

@olliloo3168

7 жыл бұрын

☺

I just love it how being the guitarist that he is, Jimmy Page is still so enthusiastic about a brilliant yet simple tune like Rumble. Made my day!

How enjoyable it would be to spend an afternoon with Jimmy Page while he explores his vast collection of vintage records.

There is something so satisfying seeing Jimmy Page's pure joy listening to music.

I wanna spend the rest of quarantine with Jimmy’s music library

Can we just stop for a second and appreciate how awesome Jimmy's record collection is.

man, Jimmy is just dancing with the sound, like he always did.. He must be one of the most amazing artists that ever walked the Earth..

I didn't realize until seeing this video that Jimmy Page is not only one of the greatest guitar players of all time - he is also one of the greatest AIR guitar players ever!!

Just delightful to see the old master having such a good time revisiting songs he has known for 60 years...and acting like it's his first time. Really neat.

@HOWYOUDOIN884

7 жыл бұрын

is he not just the biggest bad ass around today or not? He is top notch in my mind... totally a king of humanity

I adore this moment. The beaming smile, the open arms, raised eyebrows, air guitar. This is the image of Jimmy Page I think of when he comes to mind. Lost in his love for the glorious sound of music.

Have always thought Jimmy's showmanship guitar playing style is so bad ass. It's cool to see him do it in this clip to "Rumble" as he listens.

How can you not smile back at him with that charming face? There he is, sharing what inspires him, and loving every second of it. Rock on Forever Jimmy!!

I love how genuinely happy music still makes him after all this time, and how he can’t resist air guitaring along with it. ❤️

@Lawful_Rebel

5 жыл бұрын

Jimmy Page is the only human being who can make 'air guitar' look cool. 😉

That laugh and smile is priceless! And what amazing music you have given to us thru the years,,and still getting better!

What I loved about this film is that it is right in Jimmy's wheelhouse. We don't get to hear enough from this man on what he has to offer, in terms of his multi-faceted talents and experience. A studious session musician, a-list producer, and bonafide guitar god all in one package. He's seen and done it all.

Love how the master himself still plays air guitar to the old school. Love to see that young kid in the 50s come out!

Love the face that he makes when "Rumble" starts playing; "yup, that's it, that's the sound"

Link Wray is one of the best guitar players that most have never heard of, unless you have seen Pulp Fiction! His sound was way ahead of its time.

THIS SCENE CRACKS ME UP BECAUSE YOU HAVE ONE OF THE GREATEST GUITARISTS/ SONG WRITERS IN ROCK HISTORY ACTING LIKE A KID WHO HAS JUST HEARD THIS BASIC SONG FOR THE FORST TIME. JUST GOES TO SHOW ITS ALL ABOUT HOW THE MUSIC MAKES YOU FEEL NOT HOW MANY ARPEGGIO SWEEPS YOU CAN CRAM INTO A SONG.

@castleanthrax1833

2 жыл бұрын

I get what you're saying but you don't have to shout.

Fantastic to see such a hero, laughing and playing air guitar like a child, like if he would have listened to this song for the first time... He has the passion! He shows his feelings... Fantastic also how he accepte aging without trying to keep his hair dark! Much Respect for Jimmy Page...

@robertacolarette1594

3 жыл бұрын

I like that too. The guitar is his life. It’s absolutely crucial as you get older to care and enjoy what you do that much. He’s a very lucky man.

Omg I literally shuddered at the thought & damn near cried,when he was talking about the day one may not be able to even pick up a guitar..I can't bear to think of that happening to sweet,awesome,wonderful Jimmy.😥😢😭

@AshleyAriesK

4 жыл бұрын

@Jim Roberts I guess u would know King dick!

If they made a movie just of JP going through his record collection I'd pay stupid money to buy it.

That's my aunts father her name is Beth Wray Webb I grew up watching Link and my Father playing music together in my livingroom this was awesome to see cause jimmy page is one my fav.. guitar players..

It’s amazing and cool as hell to see a rock God play air guitar!

Jimmys first time hearing Rumble sounds as important as my first time hearing Black Dog.

The pure joy on his face listening to that music. That’s the beauty of great music

I couldn't love him more! That adorable smile...musical genius...pure talent!

Man. I find myself getting emotional watching this. He's SO happy to be listening to Link Wray. It's like you see the kid Jimmy Page shining through the old man, and I love it. I totally get it. I feel that way about "Rumble" myself, AND Zeppelin's music. AND U2's music. They were my jams in those formative teenage years when you dream of being a rockstar. And to see Jimmy getting such joy from that record is beautiful.

@jennifervalentine3596

5 жыл бұрын

NorthWriter don’t underestimate Jack White.

@mariececile3973

3 жыл бұрын

And this smile !

imagine getting to hang with jimmy in that record player room and just listen music

People like that and scientists should lead this world.

@Duncan_Idaho_Potato

7 жыл бұрын

Damn right. I think I like you. :)

@dezerterone

7 жыл бұрын

ProgHead777 Thanks :)

@Professionalyoutubeviewer

7 жыл бұрын

Sadly I fear that day may never come. Society as a whole is too busy celebrating people like Trump, The Kardashians, among others. It's a real shame.

@dezerterone

7 жыл бұрын

***** I believe you should try checking some alternative news reports. Trump is not ideal but by far better than the establishment. Vote for him is a vote against war with Russia which is currently being stirred up big time (based on lies).

@cbp117

7 жыл бұрын

Megadebt well scientists are ruling this world. the problem is thst its the wrong scientist who work for the elite class only..

This man is a genius! This scene is the best in this movie. Mr. Page's delight in this recording...it gives us a glimpse of what made him one of the greatest performers/composers of his generation. Thank you, sir!

At the end when Ten Years Gone begins to play​ and he picks up his mandolin and walks away from the camera Towards Headley Grange, that is really powerful. I can only imagine what goes through his head as he walks around that place, old memories of him and his dear friends spending time together and recording the songs that would go on to become some of their most loved, and especially his memories of Bonham. I personally know what it's like to lose a great friend way too soon, you never fully recover from it, and when you visit places at which you used to spend quality time with them, sometimes the memories that come flooding back are overpowering. I imagine that's what it might be like for Jimmy when he visits this house nowadays, that's why I never tire of that scene of him walking to the door as the picture fades to black.

@joefigueroa5476

7 жыл бұрын

Dan Wacker yeah, you aren't kidding, if one doesn't feel that heavy melancholy at that particular scene, you probably lost your soul to live. Excellent observation Dan.

I liked what Jimmy said about the day when you could not pick up the guitar and trying to keep that day..far far away. I don't create music but photos and graphics. I apply what I heard Jimmy just say in this video to my interest in photography and visual arts. I dread the day where my eyesight fades...and I hope that day stays far..far away.

@margaretkienzle8724

8 жыл бұрын

Page's ability on the guitar is still masterful, whereas Plant couldn't hit the high notes in 2007 at the O2 concert. I felt sorry for Plant and am surprised that Page is still willing to play with him. I have a feeling that's one of the reasons Plant won't tour.

@camerondudley2015

8 жыл бұрын

over the hills and far away?

the way jimmy turns into a little kid again hearing "rumble" is how I am listening to "Achilles last stand". Some songs just take you back to that little 12 year old and experiencing amazing music for the first time

I thought I loved the guitar more than anyone. Then I saw this. There is another level of love here! haha

Jimmy's smile and laugh is infectious. He is so cool.

I love this. No matter how big of a player you become, we’re all just kids geeking out over the guitar

1:40 I love how jimmy not only has an air guitar, but an air amplifier as well 😂 I didn’t see it but I’m pretty sure he had an air wah paddle too

It's only now when I look back that I realise what great taste in music my mother had. It was late 60's and she would be playing Muddy Waters, Fats Domino, Link Wray and Buddy Hollly. I grew up dancing around the room to these songs. Sadly she passed away in 1973 but left me a legacy of great taste in music.

It’s Jimmy Page geeking out over his favourites the way I geek out over Jimmy Page.

So amazing that it took these English bands to adopt, adapt and reintroduce these classic blues sounds to American audiences, so much so that we almost consider groups like Led Zeppelin, The Rolling Stones and even the Beatles as "American" bands.

@User-xw6kd

7 жыл бұрын

TeddyLeppard A lot of people still do.😂

@jennifervalentine3596

5 жыл бұрын

British critics all panned Zeppelin at first, so they came here and we adopted them.

Jimmy Page doing air guitar. How cool is that. Even the masters still have respect for music and artists they learned from. Watching these 3 is just magic.

when Page appeared on Jimmy Fallon show last year the band played this for his walk on music, and Page turned round and did air guitar the same way w a big grin on his face. it's on KZread

Jimmy melted my face just by putting his hands in the playing position.

@HOWYOUDOIN884

7 жыл бұрын

Jimmy Page >>> love you

@Lawful_Rebel

4 жыл бұрын

Really? I'd probably see a 'professional' about that.

God bless jimmy page. Thank you for everything you’ve gave us mate

I envy him! He is so happy with his music! Like a kid in an amusement park!

@RC-xo6et

7 жыл бұрын

He's great. That's a humble man, no conceit.

@jaysmith3095

7 жыл бұрын

It's infectious

Its lovely seeing the great Jimmy Page still excited by his inspirations.

My Fav Scene too, ThankYou! !! !!! !!!!

2:32 That’s the most accurate air-guitar I’ve ever seen hahahahaa

@saharahashaart2802

3 жыл бұрын

😀🎸

Link Wray should be in the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame!!!

I saw Robert Plant and the Sensational Space Shifters at the Sasquatch Music Festival in Washington in 2015... I was 2nd row, close enough to throw him a cigarette. So excited. The lights on the stage turned blue and "Rumble" by Link Wray started playing. Slowing the band came out one by one. It was the coolest experience of my life and "Rumble" will forever be associated with that moment. By the way, Robert sang just as good as he was in the 70's. Class act. Cheers.

@cacildoneto5090

3 жыл бұрын

Plant is good but Bono is a god. Page is absolute but The Edge play in 2020. U2 is the best Rock Band hall of the time.

Just love his smile about how happy he is listening to this stuff🤘

I teared up at the sound of 'Ten Years Gone'. What a moment.

No doubt -Jimmy Page is the coolest.

@jetboy_

6 жыл бұрын

too cool, this man is holding off Armageddon.

That last part got me with the “ten years gone” guitar . the fear of not being creative anymore and stoping. I stopped playing for 7 years and recently got back to it.. I regret those 7 years

that pure joy in his face :D

Music absolutely keeps this man young and boyish. He has such a love for it that he’s delighted to share it. Someone with such a passion for it can’t help but be great. I love to hear him talk about music, his career, guitars etc. He’s still sharp as a tack and all of the above is why.

The joy. You can see it on him. "These old friends." It's so obvious what it takes looking at him smiling at the sounds and the way his hands move on their own.

I love this clip too. The man who has inspired probably millions of air guitar sessions is seen here playing air guitar himself. I love to see the love of music that Jimmy still has.

those are the faces I make when I listen to Dazed and Confused my friend. Thank you for creating some of the best music ever.

It's great to see how he still gets a kick out of that old music that first inspired him

I always get this nostalgic, sad and tragic feel of loss and longing for days gone by at the end of the scene. When Jimmy walks towards his old Victorian mansion and he tells the audience about the fearful end of his creativety as a musician.. while those first riffs of 10 years gone cut through you...

@mariececile3973

3 жыл бұрын

Ils auraient dû garder John Bonham avec eux la.nuit oû il avait tant bu ( facile à dire après coup, je sais ). et l'aventure aurait continué.

Gosh, my whole day changed vibe just because I watched this 3 minute piece! Thank you Jimmy!

he does have a twinkle in his eye still, doesn't he? he still gets genuinely excited for the music. i hope to have a young soul when i'm his age too.

Page playing air guitar.. Holy shit.

and he manages - effortlessly - to look sexy playing air guitar .. amazing guy who produced amazing music .. huge gratitude here, from someone born in 1960 xx

Jimmy Page is such a great lover of music, that it would be fun just to kick back with him for an afternoon talking about, listening to, and sharing music over a few pints of beer - ha! I love this film. Such a delight.

The story behind how the "The Rumble" was written is sort of similar to the fictional scene in "Back to the Future" when Marty McFly and the "Starlighters" invent "Johnny B Good". Link Wray and his Wraymen were playing a huge soc hop in Fredericksburg Virginia around 1957 with around 5,000 kids. Link said they were playing all the stuff kids wanted to hear but no one was really paying all that much attention to them. They were finishing up the night when local TV DJ Milt Grant who was MC'ing the event, was supposed to bring "The Diamonds" on stage to sing their #1 hit "The Stroll". Rather than put on the 45 record and have the Diamonds lip sync it which was common in those days, Grant assumed Link and the Wraymen knew it so he said "hey Link, play 'The Stroll' and we'll have the The Diamonds come up on stage and sing it". While Link was trying to tell Grant he didn't know it, Link's brother Doug started playing the drums to "The Stroll" so Link dimed up his Imperial amplifier, spun up the vibrato control and started power chording what became known as the "The Rumble". Link's brother Ray grabbed the mic and put it up to Link's pulsating Imperial amp, so now it was incredibly loud, pulsating through the PA speakers in sync with the shuffle beat Doug was playing - so loud that Doug was using the butt end of his drum sticks to keep up with the volume level. Link said the kids at the soc hop, who hadn't payed any attention to them the entire night, went crazy and suddenly rushed up to the stage and started pounding on it in sync to the beat as the guitar was blasting through the PA speakers. Every time they tried to stop playing it the kids screamed for them to play it again so they played it four times. Link also said from a taped 1984 interview that there was a fight that broke out in the crowd that night so that influenced how he was playing it (power chording and riffs) as well as naming it "The Rumble". Milt Grant smelled money so he got Ray into the studio to record it. Ray said when they recorded it, he had to poke holes in the tweeters on his Imperial amp because he couldn't emulate the same distorted sound he got that night with the amp through the PA speakers. True story...

@VC-zk1kv

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome story Steve!!! I love how some hits are stumbled upon!! Thanks :)

The way he picks up that mandolin and casually walks back towards the house is so cool. His casual swagger makes the likes of Ian Brown, Richard Ashcroft and Liam Gallagher look positively arthritic.

@theresacarmen9847

3 жыл бұрын

I think he was born with that swagger. Confidence in what he was doing, from early on, gives him calm assurance.

@misdangered4326

2 жыл бұрын

He looks he’s taking a mandolin to a gunfight… and is going to win. 🙂

Just seeing jimmy smile makes me smile he is so cool

Jimmy Page I hope you know how much you are loved.... THANK YOU!!!!!!!!

Wow he’s playing the song perfectly in the air from memory and the loving smile just tops it all off.

The smile on Jimmy’s face could melt the sun

Well, at least I think I can play air guitar as well as Jimmy Page.

@MatthewJBRO

7 жыл бұрын

No you can't

@NickMeckler

7 жыл бұрын

Nick V for real bro who do you think you are

he's a Legend in time ... he's pulled me through some of the worst moments of my life with his guitar riffs and inspires me to play ... til my dyin' day ... i rock and i'm 54.

10 years gone one of the best songs of all time

What a rush it must be to have a guitar legend like Jimmy Page grooving to one of your tunes, and just being a fan.

1:04 Best moment in film history

@ThePaesan1

5 жыл бұрын

1:51 is pretty good also.. Thumbs up regardless!

My fav scene too! I loved how happy Page was listening to Rumble.

I love the whole documentary, but this part really killed me. The smile, the air guitar motions, it looks like me doing him back in the day. The sheer joy is palpable.

Id give a kidney to listen to music with jp

I am so amazed that legend he is and probably having a guitar in his hands everyday of his life more than not, Page is still fascinated by the instrument and seems to love it more than anything, he still loves and listens to guitar music like he's hearing these things for the first time. I delight in his delight because you know who he is like James Brown or Elvis or Bob Dylan or Prince this is Jimmy fucking Page. And like the aforementioned he's no mere mortal

@zangolli1963

5 жыл бұрын

I love him.

Got this on DVD a couple of days ago.... Best thing I've watched in years.

just wonderful to see him light up like that,maybe that`s half his magic that he is still a fan at heart and appreciates other artists. only seen him in action once in manchester in 1998, dear god he was as good as you would hope and smiled through most of the set. Great clip, thanks for posting.

I love his joy and happiness while he's listening to his heroes

Me: I think I have a pretty good record collection. Sees Jimmy's ROOM: Never mind.

one of my biggest influences on guitar!!! right next to george harrison mostly because their complete love for guitar and music thats how i feel i love my guitar i would be lost without it thankyou rock legends for inpsiring future generations to keep the music alive!!