Bobby Beausoleil did such a better job with lucifer rising than Jimmy Page this is just insipid.

So much potential.

Не слышал раньше, кроме знаменитой прелюдии. Шикарно.

OK… what?? What is this? This is awesome! Bukka White, Muddy Waters, RL Burnside, Elvis Presley… is the footage all from Braun Yr Ar? Where did this come from?

The critics don't know shit. This is GREAT Music! and those RIFFS!

This absolutely sucks.

Rattled my windows

Parts of UnHarmonics used in Death Wish 2

Unharmonics was later reworked for the Death Wish 2 soundtrack

What is this genre of music called?

Tab

Is that Ronnie Lane's mobile studio, or the Stones? I think it's Ronnie's.

Jimmy Page and the Roland GR-700 guitar synthesizer along with the G-707 guitar

No doubt, the finished product would have been amazing with Page producing it.

jimmy page robert plant john paul jones zoe bonham deserved that lifetime achievement award from jon lord led zeppelin deep purple forever

sucks

this sucks

Am I hearing doubling one octave higher?

Вот я задумался над тем, что мы можем много слушать одного исполнителя и думать, что на этом его подход к творчеству заканчивается. А потом оказывается что такие вещи как Led Zeppelin лишь концептуальная условность и мы даже наполовину не знаем о потенциале того или иного автора. По ощущениям это из параллельной вселенной запись

Kind of like The Police minus the reggae but more energy. Cool stuff 😎

This baseline is the mile high Tsunami 🌊 on its way. This bass line is California falling into the Pacific It’s Hiroshima and Nagasaki It’s Rampage slamming Arona It’s potent enough to start a young womans cycle It’s potent enough to cause a stroke To rid a house of roaches To induce vomiting To grow hair on ones chest

Imagine it’s 500 AD and ship full Vikings rowing towards North America Rowing in pace with this riff. 😳😳😳

OMG!!! 😛

If you know, you know. Where's that confounded bridge

sounds pretty bad actually

King Crimson?😮

Doubling makes it sound powerful, thats playing the same bass part over the origianal bass part, old studio trick. McCartney also did that

JPJ is good but this is not a song that properly shows off his skills. The bass lines in this song are easily played by any amateur bassist. If you want to be impressed you should hear John Entwistle of the Who isolated bass.

What a great photo! Jonesy with his fender jazz bass… Bonham going ham on the drums… Page sitting back in the shadows with his dragon telecaster 🐉 …and on the right edge of the frame, Robert’s blond locks…

Pages best music after Zeppelin. Absolutely magnificent soundtrack. The remaster on the soundtracks box with the instrumental version of Whos To Blame

"The birth of Led Yes?" (as per some magazine title, at the time)

Page is so all over the place that there might be 6 songs in total they had that his dumbass could play the same each time.... Otherwise John Paul Jones had to cover whatever shyt Page was puking on the stage..... Saw them twice in the early 70s and they were terrible live.... Very, very disappointed.... John Paul Jones was the most solid part of that band both times I saw them.... I have no reason to believe it was any different at any other time.

BADASSNESS!!!!

That's awesome video,thx a lot!

Best bass line ever!

If you play this backward it still sounds better than Justin Beiber.

His tone sounds like Godzilla on a morning stroll... Monster tone

Feels groovy.

Interesting stuff on its own minute 25 forward minute 27 reminds me a bit of white summer- how many more times violin bow sounds ....German prog ...from the same period.....also kind of" in the light ", drone off Physical Graffiti...this is interesting stuff when I was a kid I bought Housesof the Holy and it took about 10 listens to take hold but it did. Artists create art & Critics critisize I like this it's bold.

If you like this, go check out "Tailbone" they have an experimental album on youtube just search 'tailbone album'

Long story, but I actually played this song on Les Claypool's actual 4 string bass while it was getting worked on in NY. A few measures that's all. :D

I don't hear a radio hit...

Listened to this in college under some deep influences not detailed here - it strikes the depths of the soul - especially at 3 am in a graveyard by a rolling river .. under a moon full of mercury …

Insane how the most calm and "silent" member of LZ created one of the most growliest and dirty bass tones off all time

This bass line talks to my soul, it's really hard to describe it.

I was obsessed with "the release" track and omg now I know who were behind those amazing guitar riffs 😍

can't believe as a lifelong Zeppelin fan I've missed this! What a rich score - Carole's Theme is heart-rending - in the same way that Rain Song struck me all those years ago. fantastic discovering this gem!!

JPJ is the greatest musician ever. I'm not talking about just the bass. It's about his musical IQ (imho)

I'm listening to this on my lunch break I venture most guys don't appreciate the beauty of this magnificent selection at work thank you Jimmy for death wish II, III

Anyone know if these pics are of Boleskine House?