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1973

I saw this in 1975 in the same building! Still mesmerizing now in 2024! PRICELESS! Jimmy's peak for sure!❤😊

This is still edited at 8:55. That's not how jimmy played that outro that night. It was much smoother. Im trying to find the real unedited with the correct outro but i cant seem to find it

Moja kapela z lat 70-tych............adapter kręcił się non stop.

Great Record !!!

what a voice Ronnie Janes Dio had!

I saw The Song Remains the Same in about 1980 in a "Midnight Showing" at a theatre that did midnight specials. I was 15. I was already a huge Zeppelin fan but that movie left a mark on me. I bought the album shortly after and have never been without it in my collection ever since.

Una obra de arte la bateria

I've always thought most studio songs sound better than the live versions but this song was much better live

Thank you for posting the ORIGINAL release!!!!!!!

the pure energy of electric music, done by virtuoso musicians with their heads in different but related clouds - blues, jazz, African polyrythms - seeking to take blues music one step further - this was the language of Heaven when I was a teenager

Music that makes u lose in thoughts

Although Plant fawns over Jones, this great song went to Page and Bonham‼️. 🔥💯🔥

Put at 45rpm - 8 Pitch what a trance banger, my pleasure

What genre is this?

1973 recorded. 77 released I think

1973

So good to hear the version that was on the original soundtrack...wore it out from repeated listenings 40 years ago!

ВЕЛИКОЛЕПНО👋👋👋👋👋❤

Love this song; synchrony in motion!

These two knew they were creating perfection

This ones not about Page. Its about the connection between Page and Bonham. Start it over and tell me im wrong

Bonham and and Page locked in an feeding off each other emotionally in this piece you can feel them playing into each other

I am 61 years old. Listened so much music... Always the mystery of this piece of diamant coming from another world for touching me so much...

I grew up on ZOSO. WHAT A TUNE....

Recorded on 26 September 1962 at Van Gelder Studio in Englewood Cliffs,NJ. Composed by Ellington. Ellington, Coltrane, Aaron Bell-bass, Elvin Jones-drums. Original producer was Bob Thiele who was also responsible for teaming Ellington with Louis Armstrong and Coleman Hawkins. Reissue producer was the late, great Michael Cuscuna. The digitally remastered CD was released in 1995 - Impulse! IMPD-166.

spotify fucked up this song. Glitchy

The 1973 keyboard versions were so much better than the piano versions of 1975, 1977, and 1979. This version should have gone the distance of 30+ minutes. Absolute maximum saddle point of music.

Meilleur album selon moi (en plus avec mon ami Gérald Renard à la basse) Emile Jacotey en 2ème et tous les autres en 3ème. Amitiés à tous.

Jeden z najlepszych polskich zespołów. Genialni muzycy, wspaniałe teksty i cudowna muzyka.

Does anyone know the actual lyrics to this song? The ones google offers don't seem to match in some places.

you know the shit is about to get real when JHB drops the gong at 4:29

Best solo ever played it slowly builds to the conclusion perfectly played not one bad note or showing off tricks or techniques has moods emotions jazzy rock just let's the notes ring out speaking emotions amazing!

Too bad 1973 versions did not go 30+ minutes long. 1975, 1977, and 1979 versions were good and long, but I prefer the electronic keyboard over the piano.

MARAVILLOSA !

brilliant melody, great orchestration, professional work.i own the original copy

2024 and I still listen to best most sloppy solo ever!! I still get tingles and im only 54

Thank you for uploading this - i hate the remaster version - will never understand why they butchered the jam

Primal yet so exquisite

Best rock solo ever all improvised

Best guitar player of the world with the finest line up in his Band. R.I.P Legend

I listened to this album so many times as a teenager on my sound design turntable with the tuner and 8 track and koss pro4aa headphones. 50 years later it's still incredible.

Frontin like who in the what MACH

the best of lowercase

I reckon Boards of Canada were listening to this a lot when they made Jaquards Causeway

Along with Jack Johnson soundtrack, my favourite Miles album. Stonied student evenings.

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