I was there - still have the ticket.

@EventHorizonMK

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome

@ctrlshiftqq9846

Жыл бұрын

Nice, did you take any pictures or film?

@martinstarnes2237

Жыл бұрын

@@ctrlshiftqq9846 No way of taking any film in those days apart from taking a cine-camera with you - hence the plethora of audience audio recordings of shows in those days - easier to sneak in recording equipment.

"It's going to be the year of Jonesy" - I'm drooling already! I went to one of these Earls Court shows with 3 friends from my 6th form (16-17 yrs old). To buy the tickets, I'd got up at 4:30 am and cycled 10 miles in the pouring rain to catch a train to Birmingham. On arrival, I queued up for a further 3 1/2 soggy hours before handing over a tenner (still can't get over how cheap it seems now). On the night itself Rock 'n Roll nearly blew in my eardrums and it was a full 20 minutes until I'd acclimatised to the sheer battering power of the band. Personal favorites of that night: No Quarter, Trampled Underfoot and The Battle of Evermore. God, we we're so lucky to be alive when the giants of rock were at their best.

4 hours of Zeppelin?! Well, a very merry Christmas to you too!

Who in their right mind complains about "Too much Led Zeppelin?" I didn't know such a thing existed. Zeppelin is unquestionably the best rock band of all time. Anyway, I just found this channel recently and subscribed almost immediately. I've been binging on his videos the last couple days because this guy is cool as hell, and he's got some top tier "reaction" content. I really like his approach to reaction videos, and you can tell he is being sincere when praising musicians or bands. Most reaction channel hosts are so fake, you know damn well they don't listen to the bands they praise unless they're doing a video about them. Keep up the great work Bro, you're killing it!

@Kashmir.820

2 жыл бұрын

Idiots who have no ear for music!!!!!

Interesting how Plant’s voice improves as his voice warms up in the concert. But imagine the pre-1972 Plant for this 3 1/2 hours!

@ADITYASINGH-vc4gm

2 жыл бұрын

Plant never held back in those early days…outside of smoking and not rehearsing, those early shows are what caused polyps in his vocal chords. Btw LA shows from the 77 tour have Plant in his best form post the nodules.

@Minceontoast2

2 жыл бұрын

In 75 he was still trying to sing as his young self and still pushing his but by 77 he got use to limited range and did it perfect

@nerad1994

2 жыл бұрын

@@ADITYASINGH-vc4gm how would you rate Plant’s 77 Seattle voice?

@ADITYASINGH-vc4gm

2 жыл бұрын

@@nerad1994 Seattle was 17th July, three days after 6 back to back MSG dates(where he sounds great). I can cut him some slack.

@derekjackson1039

2 жыл бұрын

@@nerad1994 he was sung out

@STB; Per Gibson, the Double neck guitar Jimmy plays weighs 13 lbs. In an interview of Eddie VanHalen, he was asked why he never plays(played) a double neck guitar like Jimmy Page? He replied: "I played one during a show not long ago. For one song. The next morning, I woke up with such a sore back I called my roadie and told him to burn the damn thing, or he was fired!" He went on: "I don't know how the hell Jimmy did it, every damn night and NOT just for one song, but multiple songs every show!" Jimmy Page = GOAT! Zeppelin Are the Greatest Rock Band Ever!!

The Rain Song majestic as ever!🎉

Ok I've read through the comments and am sure I have you all beat on price payed to see them in concert...check this out; It was the summer of 1977 I was between my junior and senior year of H.S. My (3yrs. older brother) who joined the Navy after he had graduated was at the time a Navel Corpsman stationed at the Balboa Naval Base Hosp. in San Diego (I know, tough assignment right?) Well we're living in Las Vegas where I was born and raised. So my brother would show up at home from time to time whenever he had some extra leave. And there he was one day when I woke up, and he said to me "Sis throw a bag together and make it quick." I had the coolest brother on the planet and not a damn thing planned so whatever he was up to I was always down for. I thought maybe a couple days camped out at Lake Mead or something but I heard him on the phone telling one of his best friends the same thing, and I was now wondering if it was a road trip, most likely S.D. All packed & brushing my teeth I'm thinking hell this could be a beach weekend. Next thing I know Charlies' walking through the door and asks me whose vehicle Im going in? So obviously we're taking two cars and I'll be coming back with Charlie. My brother throws me a bag of weed Charlie brought with him and says "She's going to be rolling this whole "lid" into joints, needs to go with you. No a/c in my truck windows down the whole way" (it's hot a f mid June in Vegas) so I ride w/ Charlie who has a/c and I sit in the back, just me the Zigzag man and the baggie rolling joint after joint after joint you get the picture. We get to San Diego and scout out a place where Charlie's going to park for the night cuz he'll sleep in his car overnight. My brother lives on base we had no $ for a motel. Now there's no way little sis is sleeping in the car with Charlie overnight. So where DO I sleep? On base of course (unauthorized) where big brother can keep an eye on me..... WITH 77 OTHER SAILORS!!!! HOW we pulled that off blows my mind to this day. The 70s was the best decade for trying every thing and never getting caught or at least finding the most tolerance for the most things than ever before or since. Just a blatant observation from my perspective anyway. And here's where things really get exciting because untill Sunday afternoon the 19th of June, I was unaware that I'm headed to the Sports Arena that evening to catch a concert and handed a repurchased ticket that my mind could not wrap itself around what my eyes were trying to convey. Long story short... when school started that year you can bet I had the best reply to the question we all asked each other,,, "So how was your summer vacation, find any trouble to get into or anything interesting or fun to do? HMMMMMMMMM? Price paid to see Led Zeppelin in concert on their very last American tour and prior to Bono's death= Zero Federal Reserve Notes.

@eviekelpie1

2 жыл бұрын

Wow amazing, how cool!

I was there for this night, had previously seen them in 1971 and 1973. Cannot put in to words the energy of this night, and although Plants voice wasn’t at it’s best, Page was incredible. Stand out memory was hearing Kashmir live for the 1st time

@malcshone4409

2 жыл бұрын

Same here. I was a bit shocked at first by how way off the mark Plant was on the songs written before PG. Agree, Jimmy was out of this world and the show looked fantastic. Sound quality not great in that building but who cares!?

@derekjackson1039

2 жыл бұрын

Great to hear people from the audience remark because these sound boards don’t capture them well

@eviekelpie1

2 жыл бұрын

Wow that's amazing. I'm so jealous as I've never had the pleasure

@malcshone4409

2 жыл бұрын

@@eviekelpie1 I'm sorry you didn't see Zep live. I can promise you it would have been the loudest thing you would ever hear in your life. It was for me, from November 1971 onwards to this present day. Suggest you get the Led Zeppelin DVD and play it so loud your neighbours call the cops!! That'll come somewhere near to the experience. I accept I was lucky but it took a lot for a high school boy to get the cash and tix and travel to the show and back!!

@eviekelpie1

2 жыл бұрын

@@malcshone4409 I do have most of their remastered CDs. I also have every album on vinyl which my late husband had collected when he was just 18 in 1979. Lucky for us our neighbours either side are set back from our house so we can crank it up. I also have a playlist in the car and enjoy it while driving

One of things I love about the video footage of Zeppelin live is you can see how much they’re feeding off each other and enabling the improvisations. Despite the larger and larger stages and venues, Jimmy camps by Bonzo most of the time as any rational musician would do with Bonzo on drums.

@jamespupa3443

2 жыл бұрын

Great. I have it on dvd. Yes his voice does improve but nothing like the 70 to 72 shows. Too much smoking I guess. I am sure he knew about his voice. Still love his sound. Nothing like Plant on stage. His moves like no one else

@williamwilkes9873

Жыл бұрын

In Camden. bootlegß so cheap...,. even plant shops there..,.... true. Xx

I was at two of these 5 shows in May 1975. It was an awesome spectacle of a confident band who knew they were the biggest thing on the planet. Jimmy Page was just unreal back then.

HI Soul Tran Bro! I love watching your reaction and complete coverage of LZ! I am 64 yrs old and saw them live in '72, '73 & "74,. Tickets were from $5 - $7! Totally worth it every time! I still follow them individually always. I so appreciate you reviews and all that you add to their music. Jason did play with them many times later on. He is amazing also! Like all of us, each musician has grown in their own way. Music is so integral to our own personal growth. I love your vids and look forward to more. Thank you & bless you.

Yes, Bro, I am72 and I saw this same tour year of Zep at Long Beach Arena in 1975. My woman and I hitch hiked to Calif. from north Indiana that year with only 50 dollars, a duffel bag and suitcase. We both got jobs at the same Mall ,got an apartment across the street in Carson (where they kept a Goodyear blimp then). We then moved to Long Beach for cheaper rent and had an 8 block walk to the Arena and got tickets at $7.50 each and enjoyed the greatest concert of my life and i have seen many top rock acts. (I saw the Doobie Brothers a couple weeks after Led Zep). I wish I could take everyone back to that night of rock magic. Peace. ( PS JImmy was wearing the same Dragon silk P.J.s.)

Four hours of Led Zeppelin? Yes! I'm up for it! Keep em' coming. I paid about $2-$5 for a concert back in the day.

@PeterTea

2 жыл бұрын

What would a front row seat cost? 20 bucks?

Just think about about all of the thousands of hours of improvised renditions they performed that were not recorded, and were never heard again.

The finest at what you do reacting to the finest in musical art. Much appreciated.

Love that Robert sang Joni Mitchell's "Woodstock" in the middle of Dazed and Confused.

I love full concert reviews! I couldn't love them more!

@deebo11029

2 жыл бұрын

why do i see you every video i watch about LZ reactions

I wasn't there, but I am now because of you. Thank you!!!👍

Warm fuzzy feeling to think Jimmy might have caused it to be unblocked! We can always dream!

RAW No auto-tune , no nuthin

More more more of LED ZEPPELIN

Didn't know Kashmir was going to be played . I just heard a very cogent explanation about it's "formation"and the inspiration for the song, from a Professor of Rock video. Kashmir is in the mountains between Pakistan and Afghanistan. Plant and Page were on a very long drive in the desert, and Robert went into a fugue state. He had an intense spiritual awakening, which informed the lyrics he wrote. He was forever changed.

@VlxWIZzZARDxlV

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah that's what I think definitely happened too. He was enlightened

i was lucky to see zep at knebworth in 1979 as a 13yr old with my best mates older brothers,maggie thatcher got in power in 1979

I love the No Quarter jam! Blues, jazz, rock and classical fusion. Genius!

I was lucky enough to be there in 1975. It was by far the best night of my life. Genius like this comes around once in a lifetime if you are lucky. I was. Its nice to see people still appreciating them to this day. Long may it continue

Jimmy is outstanding Fire!🔥

The audio for this concert was synced by ledzepfilm, all credit goes to him. Any video of this concert prior on youtube had inferior sound, IMO. Here is the description of the audio source, CD19-22 "HE MUST BE DAZED AND CONFUSED" recorded live at Earl's Court Arena, London, England on May 24th, 1975 (soundboard patched with audience)

I definitely agree on some of Jimmy’s best playing being on No Quarter. He seems so free, haven’t heard a single No Quarter where Jimmy wasn’t fantastic, even on off nights in 77 where he wasn’t his best

Not at Earl's but a few months earlier at The Seattle Coliseum, loudest show I have ever been to, 31/2 to 4 hours long!

@Sean-if7rp

2 жыл бұрын

The 17th or 21st? Both excellent shows

I certainly was there, not on this night though , I was 15 , had to beg and borrow to get the money for the ticket , seem to remember paying about 5 pounds , we managed to smuggle a decent sized bottle of wine in too. Sound was excellent where we were , row D a little to left hand side, bass was hitting you in the pit of the stomach , seem to remember reading afterwards the PA was up around 20.000 watts but clear , a magic night

@eviekelpie1

2 жыл бұрын

Wow high cool! 15 and drinking wine lol

1977 Indianapolis Market Square Arena. tickets were $9.50 each, w/ no opening act, compared to 5-6 bucks normally at that time, to see 3 bands! I had no complaints.

Pure and amazing

May I suggest JPJ’s 2001 solo album The Thunderthief. He’s listed as playing 19 different instruments. Tracks 3 and 5 are amazing.

Regarding the Bonham versus Peart debate of course Peart was the more technically proficient of the two because he played drums for an additional 40 YEARS. Yet Bonham still has and will always have the heavier and more signature sound that Peart doesn't have. Both legendary.

@MJEvermore853

2 жыл бұрын

Amen. 👍👍👍

Merry Christmas!!! I love your channel !! Rock n roll is such a good song to drive fast to 🥰. I love zepplin so much I named my show dogs kashmir bonzo and page

Jimmy's EDS 1275 Gibson weighs 13 lbs.

@MJEvermore853

2 жыл бұрын

I was always curious about the weight of that thing, thanks! 👍

The end of a long tour.... but still giving it their all.

@STB, The four of them individually were Excellent at their respective craft. Collectively they ARE the Greatest Rock band Ever!! Truly amazing!

Page live fearlessly plays down dark hallways where there appears to be no musical escape and just when it seems his solo will crash and burn in spectacular fashion he opens a window steps out on the ledge leaps forward and soars with chaotically majestic riffing only Page could pull off. Leaving jaws on the floor and heads shaking wondering how he pulls off these miraculous escapes. It is what makes his solos so compelling and transcendent. He does at times fail spectacularly but he never lacks the courage run down blind alleyways believing he can find a his way out. It's worth the occasional miscues for all the times he finds the dark chaotic majesty that burns directly into your soul. One of the truly great artists of our time and we are all spoiled to be on earth at the same time as James Patrick Page. I don't believe there is a greatest in artistic endeavors but I do believe there are a rare few with greatness. That is where Mr. Page resides.

@SoulTrainBro

11 ай бұрын

You Sir, have just encapsulated the reason Jimmy's my favorite musician. Well done, I'm going to take a screenshot of this : )

@74900kdw

11 ай бұрын

Thank you . I was attracted to your channel because of your love of Zeppelin and in particular Jimmy Page.@@SoulTrainBro

Just saw this, a little late, but I HAD to watch it all!

Hard to believe that Jimmy had his left hand slammed in a train door just a couple months before this.

The chap at the beginning introducing the band is Radio DJ , Nicky Horne .

The first two songs are hard enough to do in the studio let alone pull off live. Bonzo's groove is always so deep you could drive a truck through it!. Thanks Bro. Happy Holidays!

@SoulTrainBro

2 жыл бұрын

Well said!

@juliemanarin4127

2 жыл бұрын

They are musical geniuses!

STB doesn't pick up on Joni Mitchell's wonderful song, Woodstock, at around 2:41? I'd never before heard Zep's version! Nice! She is also referenced in "California", the girl who sings about parking lots (Big Yellow Taxi).

You explained exactly my feelings about JPJ, his quiet reassuring presence.

Hey Wayne! I don't get on here alot but my boys are the best!! I had to see your response to this concert. You are thoughtful in your responses. Peace my friend. Merry Christmas 🎅

@SoulTrainBro

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Michelle. Merry Christmas!

After the '73 tour I was surpised they cont'd openin with Rock & Roll bein as it always seemed to strian Roberts voice on the jump. On the '77 tour they would open with Song Remains the Same/Rain Song an his voice was solid from the drop... Bonzo was Magic in this show!! A buddy of mine in the Marine Corps; his older Brother went too see Zep at MSG on the '77 tour an paid $15 for his ticket. I saw pics of tickets at MSG on the '73 tour an the price on the stub was $6.50

One of my top 4 zeppelin go to's for sure

Went to five gigs .. there. Neat

One of my favorites. Love them LIVE.

The only complaint I have about the concert is that Jimmys guitar sounds very un-thunderous almost toy-like at times, it might be the way it was recorded because the MSG 1973 recording it sounded thunderous! Also I think Roberts voice must of been beat from a long tour because he is not hitting the notes at times but still they are the GOATs

@juliemanarin4127

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah bad recording 😢

@DC-ih8bv

2 жыл бұрын

It’s a soundboard recording really. Audience recording is much different.

@derekjackson1039

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah that happens with SB’s, 73 sounds even worse on SB. A properly mixed version of this show would sound amazing. List reference the 03 bootleg

@ctrlshiftqq9846

2 жыл бұрын

It sounds like that because Jimmy made his tone sound horrible for the entire tour and gave it this weirdly clean sound

@derekjackson1039

2 жыл бұрын

@@ctrlshiftqq9846 LMAO love his tone in 75. Each theirs own. Cleaned it up, maybe over confident but it showed every mistake, wrong note or bad bend. 73 was raw and more distorted and hid a lot in his playing. Still prob my favorite tone but I love his 75 tone. Rocked his out of phase sound and really aware of his tone. When you listen to an audience recording it sounds much better than a SB.

You asked about the cost of the tickets then, well I can tell you that when I saw them In MSG in 1973 they cost us i believe $12.50....now a beer cost $15-20 there now!

@samgw9803

2 жыл бұрын

Central banks and their inflation smh

@bobbyn.9773

2 жыл бұрын

@@samgw9803 I went to see Bad Company at the Jones Beach arena here in NYC 6 years ago or so and two cans of 16 ounce Budweiser cost me $32 ....I was in shock!

@samgw9803

2 жыл бұрын

@@bobbyn.9773 Yeah man prices are skyrocketing like mad.

@richardjackson1858

2 жыл бұрын

I saw them may 5th 1973 at Tampa stadium.the historic show that broke the Beatles attendance record.It was my very first concert.I was 14 years old and paid $5.00 for my ticket.what a night,changed the way i looked at the world.when the world was young.

@bobbyn.9773

2 жыл бұрын

@@richardjackson1858 I was 14 too!! The smell of pot got me high while not even taking a toke...and I got to meet and spend time with the GOAT Jimmy Page a few times now so my life is complete! When he pulled the bow in Dazed and Confused I was blowned away...then the theramin had me in awe as well!!!🎸🐉♑

Merry Christmas Wayne! 🎄 Cheers to 2022 with more Zeppelin! 🥳

@SoulTrainBro

2 жыл бұрын

Happy holidays!

Yes they are, also called the Tympani for your guestion @2:24:02 .

I made it to their 1977 Oakland Coliseum performance It was their last tour in North America and my very first concert. Tickets were $12.50 general admission. "The Song Remains The Same" is a better concert movie to check them out with.

This amazing show was exactly 11 years before I was born. Oh my godness, how I wish this would happen these days! 😭

@eviekelpie1

2 жыл бұрын

Me too. Although I was 13 but in Australia

@marciashiraishi5891

2 жыл бұрын

@@eviekelpie1 My dad saw Zepp many times live, the first time in the UK he was 13

@eviekelpie1

2 жыл бұрын

@@marciashiraishi5891 oh wow. I bet he can tell so many stories

@marciashiraishi5891

2 жыл бұрын

@@eviekelpie1 My dad had come back to Tokyo in 71 and he followed the band in every city they played in - and in 72 too. So many stories, so many memories. He's still a fan, still listens to Zepp every day!

@eviekelpie1

2 жыл бұрын

@@marciashiraishi5891 Wow that's incredible!

Song remains the same into Rain-song …, The best!

@paulwisham5943

2 жыл бұрын

By the way growing up in Honolulu; I had to love Plants name checking of the city and it’s lights.

^ ^ This is almost too intense! Led Zep is so heavy, so sharp .....Its the audio equvalent of chopping a dead tree with a razor sharp axe then setting fire to it! Foxy Love fae Scotland VVxx

This version of No Quarter, despite the imperfections, is still my favorite.

On led zeppelin 4th lp I like going to California and wean the leve brakes stairway to heaven the battle of evermore rock and roll all grant songs on this album love them all !!!!

I don't know where you found this but it's bad ass

Wayne, your right you can't please everyone, so as long as there is plenty of LZ. IMO I think this concert is better than the " Song Remains the Same ". It's only thanks to JP releasing this concert we would never seen such a brilliant concert. The one thing I do notice is that Jimmy is so tight on his playing.

@derekjackson1039

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah I think if he released a best of, edited and mixed it would blow away TSRTS. Great set and amazing moments through out these concerts. However I think page peaked in 73. Never played that way before or after, 72 and 75 were close but he was on some other stuff. 75 prob the closest because of the core set and “show”.

U r spot on about Bonam!!

Price of a concert ticket. My 1st concert was AC/DC 1981. All of 8.50

Wayne, I can't believe I watched it right through with you. I've got it in DVD but just couldn't help enjoying it with you. All I can say is wish I'd been there! Thanks for your time and reaction!

@SoulTrainBro

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

The first time I saw him was Fillmore East in New York 1970 and a couple times after that and all six nights at Madison square garden in New York 1973 I wish I was at Earl's Court I think I might have seen him between 18 20 times

You should really check out their 2007 reunion concert! Awesome to see them still kill it in their mid 60s. Hope you’ll check it out!

@helenespaulding7562

2 жыл бұрын

He did that last Christmas. It’s on his Patreon channel, along with TSRTS, many bootleg concerts, the BBC sessions, How The West Was Won, the unplugged No Quarter performance of Page and Plant, many interviews, The Firm, Coverdale/Page. Etc etc in other words, everything Zeppelin and Jimmy Page.

I paid $10.00 in 1977 to see them in San Diego

Merry Christmas STB! This show was much better than the night of the 25th. They were tired in that one for sure... The Mighty Led!!

1975 was the period of hopeless economic management by Labour's Harold Wilson. Tax rates had reached 98% on the most successful and drove them out of the country to places such as the US, France, Caribbean and Spain. UK lost not only tax revenue but jobs as these people did their work offshore with them. The last two Zeppelin albums were not recorded in the UK.

While watching Jimmy play his double neck, I was curious what a double-neck would cost. They don't come cheap: 7k to 8k for a Gibson like JP has at the one placed I looked.

I’ve never heard any drummer, before or since, play with actual tonal melody on drums as Bonzo did in Moby Dick this time. Just effing mind blowing. Loved it. God damn I wish he had lived a full span of years so that we could know what he would have done with all the new technology for drums…….assuming he had been able to get his drinking under control that is. What a waste his death was, and what a hideous tragedy for his family and countless friends.

@malcshone4409

2 жыл бұрын

One of the worst days of my life reading about Bonzo in a newspaper on my way to work. I'd read the tour reviews from June/July in Europe and thought I'd get to see them live again maybe Autumn 1980 or Spring 1981 in England. Devastating. I have visited his grave in Rushock, Worcestershire and the visitors book in the church has many emotional comments in it from people all over the world. Just watch him in n the live video of " Kashmir" from Knebworth 79 or " Trampled Underfoot" from 1975!!

@w.geoffreyspaulding6588

2 жыл бұрын

@@malcshone4409 that Trampled Underfoot IS mind blowing…….for Bonzo and JPJ as well

It's interesting because Plant's voice is struggling in this first song and I went to a show which was in either 75 or 76 at Uniondale Long Island, and Plant wasn't able to sing. I'm wondering if this show played and then they came to the states and he hadn't recovered yet for my show? Because he sounds rough so far here. My show they played for 4 hours and amazing even w/out Robert.

@MJEvermore853

Жыл бұрын

Zep played at Uniondale 3 times in early '75...Feb 4th, 13th and 14th. His voice was really rough during that time, as he caught a bad case of the flu a little over a week or 2 before you saw them and was still trying to recover. He really trashed his voice during this time and it affected him the entire tour of '75. He never took proper care of his vocal chords even when he was healthy.

I think they had 2 gigs at Earls Court, its a shame I only had a ticket for one , I think it was the Sunday show,

rain song!!

By the end of the 1st song KZread had shoved 4 adverts in my face. Jesus christ

This is very cool. Watching this iconic gig along with you. Jimmy was a master of light and shade. He has a natural feel and understanding of when to put more attack into his picking and when to be more gentle. Self-taught and the best this country has ever produced. Should have been knighted a long time ago. Definitely the coolest man ever. Nice one mate. Btw, I know you are a fan of 'No Quarter' and I know there are different versions and people will say such and such is the definitive version, but THIS really is. Enjoy my friend: kzread.info/dash/bejne/i2GlqMupkqSac9o.html

The way he sang damn I wouldn't have a voice after a month

Tickets for this show where £2.50

John Paul is the super glue of the band!!!

Jimmy’s guitar tone changed in ‘75 to a nasally midrange. Gone was the ‘73 Brown Sound. Spectacle was added to the ‘75 stage set. They never looked better and were never better as composers. ‘75 is regarded by many as their peak. I say it’s their visual peak - 1973 for me takes the cake as far as physical and technical abilities, live. Some may argue me and that’s fine. Zeppelin were an ever evolving unit. Jones and Bonzo started picking the slack by now. ‘73 was still the peak for me in many ways. No Quarter is a special one from this night at EC.

Flat dry mix board tape but still fun. A proper produced film and audio would be fantastic!

Please do the 1971 Copenhagen show

Jonesey and Bonzo were just so watertight

😍

^ ^ I don t know you dude...but your channel is like you being "God" end looking down on what those humans are doing on Terra... And thats a good thing! When you said" thats some sexy shit" about Jimmy Page riffs you were not wrong! Foxy Pagan love fae Scotland VVxx

Not bonzos best show but one of the better shows from EC. I think the 18th and 23rd takes the cake for me

You can get alot of clips and interviews of of Utube

Ive tried to watch this a couple of times. Wayne knows what a Zep fanatic I am. But Robert’s voice was so rough that night it just makes me wince. I dont want to wince for three hours. Can someone tell me if his voice gets better as they go along?

@SoulTrainBro

2 жыл бұрын

It improves beyond the halfway point.

@ctrlshiftqq9846

2 жыл бұрын

1975 is his low point so it’s to be expected

@helenespaulding7562

2 жыл бұрын

@@ctrlshiftqq9846 you’re right about it being his low point. His voice was better in 2007 even But some gigs in ‘75 were better than others. I think this video is known for great instrumentals. But knowing how great his voice can be, it makes me cringe when it’s been put under so much strain that it cracks like this. Not pleasurable to watch for me.

@ctrlshiftqq9846

2 жыл бұрын

@@helenespaulding7562 The sad thing about that is it’s not even his worst show of the tour

Jimmy Page at his pinnacle!

Tix were in the $3.00 ballpark

its the only band i care about

Clips of John Paul on UTube

Tickets where $7 bucks. I saw them in Tampa 72

@richardjackson1858

2 жыл бұрын

Dont think they played in tampa in 72, I saw them at Tampa stadium in 73 ,which was the show that broke the Beatles attendance record.if they did play here I can't find any record of it.

@bikebob17

2 жыл бұрын

@@richardjackson1858 you are correct. My limited memory is probably because of the concert.

@richardjackson1858

2 жыл бұрын

I understand that bob.there was an aroma in the air.lol.great time to be a kid and in tampa.

React to pink floyd pulse concert its mind blowing

kzread.info/dash/bejne/mXmGsbyklc-feMY.html&ab_channel=MarkZep is a good JPJ interview on video for january , not a massive waffle just a chilled interview. Plant is definitely finding it hard by 75, Page isnt quite as crisp/sharp, the years are taking their toll but they are still amazing.

Peak was definitely 70-73 in every respect.

You talk a lot of sense. Problems with blockings - ok copyright stuff .. .. But you do well to get round it!

1972 was the summit