A First Reaction to No Quarter Live - The Song Remains The Same 1973 Madison Square Garden

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[@tektoniks_architects]

Zep never played a song the same way twice. Studio cuts were a "snapshot" of where the song existed at the time of an album release, but as they toured songs grew, evolved, morphed, and changed every single night. That is the beauty of Zep as a live band: they were experimental, unpredictable, real, raw, and spontaneous.

[@julienmarquet8612]

EXACTLY! JUST LIKE HENDRIX! THAT'S WHY I ALWAYS SAY, PAGE WAS THE ONLY ONE WHO'S ABLE TO CHALLENGE HENDRIX! BUT, IT'S A SHAME, IN THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME, THE SONGS ARE CUTTED OFF!

[@TrianglesAndCircles]

Yet the song remains the same...ironic.

[@julienmarquet8612]

@@TrianglesAndCircles YES, exactly! 😂😂😂😂😂🤔🤔🤔🤔NO, IN fact, during the movie, in "DAZED AND CONFUSED", you can see, the security and the cops, arresting a man, remember?!... That guy, was saling some pictures, posters, and other stuffs, without the authorization of LED ZEP! And, it was the manager of the MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, who was letting them do that, and after, he was taking some money, of what they could sold during the concert! You can see, a scene, when Peter Grant is arguing with the Madison Square Garden promoter, and he told him, he knew, I was making some racket on them! It's about all those things, in the music industry, they were talking I think! With the phrase "the song remains the same"! Not in the song itself of course! As a French guy, I can't always understand perfectly all the lyrics you know! English isn't my native language..... ✌️😂🇫🇷👍

[@bjwnashe5589]

And the fact that they were willing to play a bit loose and ragged at times makes the music even better. The band was never uptight or nervous. They just let it rip.

[@julienmarquet8612]

@@bjwnashe5589 exactly.....

[@ThePittsburghToddy]

Zeppelin was simply a powerhouse of a live band! Awesome!!

[@mikeb3835]

I definitely prefer this live recording over the studio version.

[@willjulian5106]

100% it’s the solo

[@franky528]

Agreed!👍

[@franky528]

Sounds much better than the studio version! Especially the introduction on the Wa Wa much better than the studio!

[@glass2467]

Page's solo on this live version is among his best solos, in my opinion. It's perfectly composed intensity! He's a magical sorcerer.

[@tedwood4073]

Yea I agree- although I grew up with the original Soundtrack- Jimmy Remastered it and changed this song. The original album had an amazing version. You may be able to find it. It flows from JPJ solo to Page effortlessly. In this version you can hear the edit when JP kicks in.

[@glass2467]

@@tedwood4073 I also grew up with the original soundtrack. I remember my friend first got it on cassette and we listened to the album in his car. I immediately bought the LP, then later the CD, and now digital. I don't have the original album anymore, but I'm not detecting an edit that sounds different. But you could be right.

[@Absraction]

@@tedwood4073 yup. 12min version is pages best solo ever. I'll never understand why he cut out one of my favorite parts of the song before the solo ramps up a bit.

[@lisarainbow9703]

Not church organs, that's actually a Fender Rhodes electric piano, most likely played with a phase pedal, to create that reverb effect. Beastly heavy instrument, but an incredible sound when played by a master like JPJ..

[@beverlyoyarzun3326]

He also hauled the Mellotron around back then- a lot of orchestral and woodwind voices come from it

[@thesonnytackettshow7949]

I was thinking the same thing. Can’t help hearing that Rhodes, but those orchestrated parts, sounds like the Melotron.

[@johnwdaley4727]

When Zep plays in concert, the audience is savvy enough to be quiet at certain times...they know they're seeing something so special that being silent is showing this unreal band respect..good job Led fans...

[@thesonnytackettshow7949]

Jones is playing any bass notes on keys also. Imagine how many different elements he had to focus on at once, and it’s flawless!!! Masters of the craft here!!

[@JU5TINPDX]

Bass pedals, so keys… but played with his feet.

[@thesonnytackettshow7949]

@@JU5TINPDX exactly!!

[@bobbyboogie2603]

Another great reaction Syed, your comments were bang on. The live version of Dazed and Confused from this concert is going to blow your mind!!!

[@anthonyattard6726]

One of my favorite leed solos, it almost talks.

[@Dan-zq5wt]

Another great example of how the band sets a mood and takes you on a journey. Page is playing with an Echoplex and a wah pedal. Page might be the most creative user of the wah pedal ever. I think Page’s solo here is one of the greatest ever recorded.

[@dickcnormis1444]

And the way Bonham follows Page, he is right there..

[@Dan-zq5wt]

@@dickcnormis1444 incredibly tight band

[@neilny7797]

My favorite solo by Page ever!

[@kima.4268]

I agree. This solo is under rated, but one of his best.

[@baronsamedi5820]

@@neilny7797 best of all times. with the Lemon Song slow solo maybe

[@dannywachowski5880]

JPJ's electric piano in this piece is so atmospheric. In fact, the electric piano is one of the greatest sounds around yet seldom used

[@benhinds2971]

This is my favorite Jimmy solo. They cut it short in the movie, but the album to the movie has the complete solo.

[@Dan-zq5wt]

This version is just a masterpiece, and I can’t think of anyone else who would’ve come up with anything like it or could’ve pulled it off

[@dlaird8]

This is easily one of the greatest live performances ever. Page is unreal in this song. That solo is unbelievable.

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

I tell you I’ve never heard JUST the audio of this song from TSRTS…I’ve always watched the fantasy sequence. Audio only, it is FANTASTIC!!!

[@jons3808]

Page was not just one of the greatest players of all time but also a phenomenal producer. His sound was always perfection. The Song Remains the Same had a “fantasy” sequence for each member of the band, that’s what you’re seeing in the video.

[@juliemanarin4127]

One of the greatest live performances ever seen!

[@eatthisvr6]

They're even better live than they are in the studio!!!!

[@Bluewizard7131]

Their live performances and improvisational skills are unequaled! Check out Whole Lotta Love live from this show!

[@Dragon-bz6eb]

This is one of greatest guitar solos ever played live - the texture - space and feel he puts in are fantastic and the way it builds from part to part 2 with plants vocal

[@henriettaskolnick4445]

This was Jonesy's showpiece number. In it, he would go bluesy, maybe a bit of classical, a dash of jazz influence, and more. In the movie, each member had a "fantasy sequence" and Jonesy's shows him as a highwayman, riding, marauding, up to all manner of shenanigans while out on the road, however he comes home and is a loving husband/father once again - pretty true to the man, himself.

[@helenespaulding7562]

Hmmm…somehow I never attach “shenanigans” in my head with Jonesy. 😏

[@henriettaskolnick4445]

@@helenespaulding7562 Remember Royal Orleans? Here's a quote from Jonesy: "I did more drugs than I care to remember. I just did it quietly.” I'm not saying anything bad about him, just that he had whatever fun there was to be had but he always went home to his family and is still married to Mo to this day, so he definitely did something right. 😊

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

@@henriettaskolnick4445 oh, I knew you weren’t raggin’ on him! ✌️😁

[@vicprovost2561]

This is always amazing live and got even longer in mid 70s, going upwards of a half hour at times and was a huge vehicle for John Paul Jones and Jimmy Page to improvise. This is one of my favorite versions, those guys are on the top of the rock pyramid. Also their live renditions of Immigrant Song, Heartbreaker and Dazed and Confused are worth pursuing. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎹🎤🎶

[@scottengel6694]

GREATEST BAND PERIOD!!!

[@rondarnell949]

One other great difference is Jimmy using a Cry-baby Wah pedal instead of the no treble, low muffled fuzz as he did on the studio album. Also the extended lead he does is one of his finest ever. Many thanks to them for the music and the memories that went along with it and thanks to you for your honest, accurate and detailed reaction!✌️

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

Looking forward to you getting into their album Physical Graffiti.

[@Bluewizard7131]

I saw them do this live in Cincinnati, 1977.

[@andred1951]

When I was at this concert in the garden this song gave me chills and it's still gives me chills every time I listen to it

[@SAC-ECM]

I attended this concert in 73 when I was in high school. I went twice. They played at least 3 nights maybe 4, I can't remember. That is just what all the big groups did in MSG. The Song Remains the Same movie was recorded with samplings from at least two of these concerts. When you watch the movie you can see that Page and Plant wore the same clothes for consistency, but Jones changed clothes each night. I saw dozens of concerts at MSG back then since I was only a 10 minute train ride away and Zeppelin was by far the best "live" band to see.

[@tonygittins5980]

Nice to see a youngster appreciating 50 year old music! This is Zep's Proggiest track, especially this live version! Awesome!

[@glenmarechal7957]

One of my favorites even after 50 years❤

[@hog7203]

That version has my favorite Jimmy Page lead in any Zeppelin song. So tastefully done. I remember seeing this movie several times in theaters, back when it was released. This song blew me away.

[@Dan-zq5wt]

I think a major reason the band always sounds so good is that each member is so in the pocket of the song with impeccable timing and rhythm. This is a great example. That riff is a slow grind, but Page never speeds up or rushes it. He plays it in a very disciplined way and the instruments and beat mesh perfectly. That’s why it pisses me off when people call Page sloppy - the man knew exactly how to play Zeppelin songs and maximize their impact on audience. He was a wizard.

[@nathananderson8928]

I agree... I think what Page was dealing with when people say he was sloppy is playing a song live, by himself, that had some 4 or more guitar parts overdubbed in the studio. It can't be done. in Achilles, he has 12 parts, how does one play that live alone? I can imagine he is struggling with how do I render this accurately while they also overlay their unique improvisational qualities from their live sets. It's more than any band or guitarist could do or would do. Keith Richards said they should add a guitarist, but the band didn't like that idea. Like Achilles, Page would rather go into battle, naked and alone and let the Gods decide his fate.

[@Dan-zq5wt]

@@nathananderson8928 perfect description of Page! These guys thought of themselves as warriors doing battle.

[@rondarnell949]

You are absolutely right. Jimmy knew what the fuck he was doing. If anything Page might have gotten sloppily when he went for it in the live setting. But every studio recording that went to print was recorded as Jimmy wanted it to be. If it sounds sloppy that's how he wanted it to sound. And that's how he played it ! Jimmy knew what he was doing, therefore when all of these armchair guitar players want to condemn Jimmy for it. Let's see where you're shit stands in 50+ years.

[@rondarnell949]

@@nathananderson8928 great comment. Jimmy said when he played "10 years gone" with the Black Crows it was the first time he was able to hear it all together live. 100% of people are ignorant just some express it more than others

[@southjerseyjim5049]

Zeppelin, and Page in particular, saved their bullets for live performances. This recording of No Quarter corroborates the supposition. That which the recorded often established the idea. Live, they would expand the concept. Thus, they often had a half dozen different arrangements for a song furthering the concept they were expressing with constant improvisation resulting in live performances that were often far more elaborate and engaging than what was put to vinyl - and what was put on vinyl was brilliant to begin with. This version of No Quarter live is stunning. The tone he attained for this particular solo is mesmerizing. It’s my favorite of his solos for that fact. I’ve heard versions of this solo in which he opens with an an arpeggio, in essence, of parallel octaves. Profoundly majestic and quite tasteful. It’s just a brilliant performance of a rock idiom masterpiece.

[@rogercaruso9337]

Yes sir I was there for all six shows unbelievable

[@gregmitro8560]

Every time I here that solo, I feel like I am moving left to right not like it is a person on stage stable, fucking amazing.

[@hangman2159]

Hey just subscribed, I like how you feel about both the music and the message in the lyrics! Some only focus on the lyrics and the message. For me it's all about the music. Hang in there man! You understand the details and passion of the music, you get what it's all about! I urge other viewers to subscribe! Come on let's keep this dude going!

[@cazgerald9471]

In the early 2000's Zep (Page) released "How the West Was Won" which were the 1972 LA performances (Forum & LB Arena) that circulated for years as bootlegs - definitely worth checking out

[@euandrecampos]

It brings back a lot of memories for me. Listening to this sound in the early 80's, in a room with friends high AF, in the midst of a lot of smoke... LOL

[@fightingwords8955]

I read 'The Hammer of the GODS' when I was a teenager; it really helped to appreciate the music more.💯🔥

[@bobhope3716]

More from this concert please. I recommend the entire 26 minutes of Dazed and Confused. Watch until the end to catch the explosive guitar soloing towards the end. Prepare to be mind blown !

[@stewpot6998]

Really amazing performance. I have the original vinyl and what you reacted to is slightly different. They recorded consecutive shows and some mixing and matching between the album and the movie occurred. There's also a moment during Dazed And Confused where Bonham hits the crash cymbals at the wrong time (movie). JPJ says "oops." I enjoyed this. Thank you.

[@themchangesband]

I saw this in the theatre when it came out, and (of course) I have the DVD. In this movie/concert each of the guys had a theme/fantasy sequence based on one of the songs. Roberts was The Song Remains the Same/The Rain Song, John Bonham's was Moby Dick, Jimmy's was Dazed and Confused, and this one was John Paul Jones. These themes would go back and forth between the live footage and the theme/fantasy video material. Even their manager Peter Grant has a video during the movie. I recommend that anyone that hasn't seen this entire movie...just buy the blue Ray, you won't regret it. Added bonus: you get to watch Jimmy do all the crazy sounds on his Theremin. ;)

[@julienmarquet8612]

THAT VERSION, LIKE ALL THE VERSIONS OF THAT CONCERT, IN 1973,AT THE MADISON SQUARE GARDEN (WHICH WERE 3 DIFFERENT DATES IN FACT), BUT ON THE MOVIE THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME, ARE THE BETTER THEY DID! THE SOUNDS ARE JUST PERFECT! IT'S CRAZY! SO BETTER THAT THE STUDIO VERSION! I'M THE KIND OF PERSON, WHO PRÉFÈRE LIVE VERSIONS, BECAUSE, THOSE GUYS, ALL THOSE LEGENDARY BANDS, FROM THE 60'S AND 70'S,WERE BETTER ON STAGE! IT WAS WHERE THEY WERE ALIVE! IF YOU DIDN'T SAW THE VIDEO, THERE WAS A LOT OF SMOKE ON STAGE😂✌️THE PERFECT ATMOSPHERE WITH THE SONG! BUT, THE ONLY PROBLEM WITH THE VIDEO, IS THAT THEY CUTTED OFF A LOT OF PIECES OF THE SONGS! I HATE THAT! IN "NO QUARTER", YOU CAN HEAR IT, AT THE BEGINNING OF THE GUITAR SOLO! IT'S RIDICULOUS! WHAT A SHAME TO CUT SOME PARTS OF THAT EPIC, WEIRD, FANTASTIC SOLO! THEY CUTED PARTS, IN "DAZE AND CONFUSED" TOO, IN "WHOLE LOTTA LOVE", AND FEW OTHERS! PIECE FROM FRANCE!

[@kathleensmith3555]

Their wearing steel that bright and true -- to make a world for me and you -- This song is steeped in Norris Mythology -- I am a HUGE Lord of the Rings fan from over 50 years ago from when I was a kid and I have certain Zeppe songs that I consider LOTR influenced but I dont think this is one of them -- Love this song tho and its one of my favorites (I have many ) -- glad you enjoyed it

[@ej612]

You’ve gotta check out the rain song from this same concert!

[@chrissy8230]

Best Page solo ever all through this song... nasty nasty solo.. booyah!!

[@yozaseig3870]

My favourite live solo from Jimmy...just mesmerising 🤘

[@alexh4427]

This version is the remastered edited version released in 2018 that cut out about a minute and a half of the beginning of the solo. The eliminated 1.5 minutes creates such a groove, leading into some unbelievable soloing. While this version is absolutely amazing (arguably in the top 5 of any Zep songs live or studio), the original version with the complete solo is even better. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qne9qmelqZeCaMk

[@sqonk21]

Hell yeah...turn it up!!

[@mikejurcisek3541]

I saw them at the Ritchfield coliseum Ohio, there are no words how tight the music is.

[@Octavian7771]

I agree... There is a darkness that comes thru in Page's guitar tone. It sounds possessed!

[@targetshootr]

My brain is telling me part of the solo was left out of this one.

[@franky528]

A lot of this concert was left off the the album! There were like maybe four or five songs left off like,heartbreaker,The Ocean, Misty mountain top (or hop) Black Dog maybe an other can’t remember.

[@dh2392]

65, I grew up on this music, and I have to chuckle from time to time that young people today are still listening to this music. I didn't listen to the music my parents grew up on, and it makes me feel like I was part of one cool generation.

[@shaykosovac8722]

The whole band was fire here

[@davidtaylor9593]

This was and is my favourite song if im stoned or tripping

[@paul1x1]

Zeppelins live performances at msg is about as perfect as a live performance can be this band should be viewed live if at all possible

[@gregd8427]

Outstanding version of No Quarter and a great solo.

[@johns7097]

This was Jones' "fantasy" sequence from the film. It represents him, on the road with the band as a band of marauding night riders, but back home he just a typical husband and father.

[@DTH3000]

You’re a great reactionary! Been listening to you for the last month. I notice you use the term “noise” when you should be using “sound or tone”instead (unless of course it is noise, which is a much different term). Anyway, fantastic job!

[@neilandfi]

Excellent reaction, Syed. I have 2 points. I think the inspiration for this song is the section of LOTR which describes the journey from Rivendell to Caradhras, where they were hunted down by wargs (large wolves... the "dogs of doom") and driven back from the mountain pass by snow. Every part is absolutely exquisitely played on this song, BUT, in live performance the weak link is Plant's voice. As good as it is now, and even more so as it was then, his technique wasn't great back then ,and it damaged his voice. You just can't force your head voice that hard, that much and not do damage, and this is particularly true on tour, where the voice gets little or no recovery time between performances. On this song it's fine. He nails it. But in live performance it is exposed by some of their other songs such as "Rock n roll". On the studio version all he needs is one good take, or enough material from several takes to put one good vocal track together. But live, the voice is exposed, and a singer may have to take fewer risks. If you listen to the studio version of "Rock n roll", then any live version, he always errs on the side of caution. If you thrash a guitar, you can change the strings. You can't do that with vocal cords.

[@myxomatosis455]

This whole concert is a ten!! Since I've been loving is trance like! I'd suggest hearing the studio version first, though. Love seeing people delve into Zeppelin! Very much enjoyed this!

[@ziggymarlowe5654]

Listening to both Zep & Tool again. Noticed Tool changed up the lyrics a bit, as in the line "They bring news that must get through Dying dreams in me and you". Plant sang "To build a dream for me and you". Small thing, but I think Tool's lyric makes more sense in context of overall sense of desolation ..."Dying Dreams". Plant speaks of 'building' dreams" for me and you. Building dreams seems to indicate hopes of a future. Just my musings. Nice to revisit this.

[@bobbyboogie2603]

Ziggy I think they meant as they were going into battle thinking that maybe others would have a chance to survive. Hope is the last thing to die.

[@ziggymarlowe5654]

@@bobbyboogie2603 Hey there Bobby!! That makes sense, hope being the last thing to die. Tool definitely took the song and Maynard put his unique spin on the song, making it darker. Both renditions are good with neither being more valid than the other. Stay cool my friend.

[@bobbyboogie2603]

@@ziggymarlowe5654 Yeah for sure Tool's version is great as well. I gotta admit I'm going thru Syed stream withdrawals hahhaha

[@ziggymarlowe5654]

@@bobbyboogie2603 Me too 😥My job is so stressful this summer that I have to take a YT break or lose my freakin' mind. I'm kicking myself that I didn't recommend that Syed cover Harry Nilsson's "You're Breaking My Heart". It sums up my attitude when I'm in meetings and everybody wants rewrites on everything! I'm getting too old for this BS. But I also like money, so I am in a dilemma 🙄

[@bobbyboogie2603]

@@ziggymarlowe5654 really sorry to hear that, hey you never know if I win the lottery tonight maybe we can start up our company and tell the bosses to f____off hahhaha. And yes that would have been a great chose for the last stream.

[@timking7344]

i was lucky enough to them live twice, in '73 in Southampton, uk, in a 2000 seater provincial theatre, had to q for 27 hours for tickets, and at the last night of the Earls Court residency... i saw a lot of bands back then and they were then, and still are now simply the best....no one comes close.... magic times....peace man..

[@tellsingandplay]

A true masterpiece. The theatrical movie release was subtitle, “Led Zeppelin live and beyond” which referred to the video sequences whereby each member had their own; Bonham was Moby Dick, Jone was No Quarter, Page was Dazed and Confused, Plant was The Song Remains the Same and Rain Song. Even Peter Grant had a video which is the opening scene that ends in a game of monopoly gone wrong. The pertinent song featured the individual member. Here, in the US, they’d show this movie into the 1990’s at midnight showings because many fans would’ve given a nut to see them live but never did. I myself had reserved tickets on September 25, 1980 to the 1980-81 World Tour which obviously, never happened. I later used those tickets to see Plant’s solo tour in 1983. I was fortunate to catch Page with Beck and Clapton at the ARMS Benefit and later Page/Plant in 1994-95 but never Led Zeppelin in their full glory. I’ve seen this movie hundreds of times and have the DVD. I also have the Soundtrack album in vinyl. I HIGHLY suggest you buy the DVD and watch it in its entirety. Regarding Page and the occult, he had a great curiosity in the teachings of Aliester Crowley and even purchased one of his mansions. You may answer some of your questions regarding Page but then have more questions regarding his curiosity if you watch ‘Dazed’ which was filmed in his backyard. Thing about live music in the 70’s and even the 80’s in contrast to the days of the Beatles who played 25-30 minutes amongst screaming teeny-boppers, is that we went to trip out and the artists prevailed with a jam. You look at Santana, a hardcore jam band. Greg Rollie and Neal Schon spun off and founded Journey. At first, they were a jam band until Perry arrived and made them commercial. That has always been the struggle between artists and labels. Led Zeppelin set a standard now known as AOR (Album Oriented Rock) by refusing to release singles and jamming your face live for over 3 hours - the greatest trip you can have.

[@mikeonfreeserve2926]

Jimmy didn't purchase a Crowley mansion. It was a shooting lodge on the shore of Loch Ness. My wife and I stayed there in April 2000 for our anniversary. The then owner had bought it back into her family from Jimmy. Part of Jimmy's fantasy sequence were filmed at the Falls of Foyers near the lodge.

[@davidscroggins7728]

I think this is one of the greatest live guitar leads os all time ! So tasty !

[@johnpbh]

I was a lucky guy... I'm old enough to have seen them on this tour in a 3,000 seat theatre in Glasgow... Just amazing. Can still remember it. Christ it's nearly 50 years ago now... Wow wasn't I lucky...!! Keep on rocking.

[@murraytomlinson6562]

Glad you got the chance to do this live version of No Quarter. The Tolkein angle to the lyrics is interesting, however I liked your interpretation based on the Norse Mythology. Maybe it's because it closely matches my own feelings since I first listened to the studio track. One thing about live vs. Studio versions, does the tempo of Page's haunting riff seem slightly slower on the live performance? It doesn't really take anything away from it, it's still amazing.

[@markjohnson4936]

Watch the movie. You will see many of the live versions are better. Saw them at San Diego sports arena in 1977 ( tickets were $6.75) awesome show

[@huerosantos7563]

Watch the movie ! I went to see the movie when it first came out. I was a teenager, I'm now 61. Went to see the movie sober, left high !! Everyone was smoking pot, couldn't help it. 😵‍💫😂

[@user-xk7ol2zj5d]

I've been a big fan of Zepelin since the early-mid 80s and was able to see Plant and Page live in 1998, this was one of the songs they played and the entire show was fantastic. i can only imagine what they were like night in and night out on tour.

[@robertdoerr2599]

Jazz fills on the guitar . Proving that Jimmy is truely the most amazing player and writer of the day.

[@antonballard2212]

I love it!!!!

[@srt8rocketship241]

Man , your content is gold here of late. These are kickass selections. The ESP this band had on stage is stuff of legend. Play it in my truck at least once a week , in it's entirety. Subscribing now.

[@williammullen6680]

Seen them live 75 Earl's Court London 79 knebworth London ❤

[@michaelbrown3128]

Love how you like great music! I can't even tell your a hip hop guy! Great host! Keep it up!!!!!

[@phonebone81]

What fucking good musicians ! I love ZEP since the first album came out and I got a lot of vinyl records of them ! Thanks for sharing and showing how good the 70s music was. Best wishes @all from hamburg (germany)

[@rubenvila3972]

The best band of Rock...

[@marketingTUNEUP]

Best version of this tune. Glad you added it. Audio quality, merging of instruments esp Bonham/page mid way. Syncopation baby. @7:50 and you caught the groove!. First reaction I've seen catch that special segment. Most talk right over it. New fan.

[@johnegloff2914]

Its happy to see you get blown away like i was when they played my home town buffalo ny 2 weeks before they did this, i was 14 years old , couldnt listin to other bands after a live gig & then there albums , took years lol

[@MichaelRCarlson]

Bah this is the live one where they whack a big hunk out of the middle of the piano solo. In your free time find the compete recording. So much more to this, so much more story being told.

[@henryhartley9993]

Magical...

[@anoldmannameddave7455]

I really like the appreciation you have for All the musical aspects of the songs you review. 👍 Whether it’s Zep, Stones, Neil Young, or whoever, you give all the credit that’s due. 🙏👍😊✌️

[@zepfanforever6502]

I have owned the original vhs tape since 1984

[@ARD51306]

You have to review the Kennedy Center Awards for Led Zeppelin. The entire thing. Jack Black kicks it off.

[@yenlard6683]

Syed…check out the live version of Won’t Get Fooled Again by The Who from 78 Shepperton.

[@dickwilliam3793]

although this a live recording, it is a concoction of a few different concerts blended together, you'll never see video this this guitar solo.

[@johnspinelli6170]

Nice reaction! You might enjoy Dazed and Confused from TSRTS. Jimmy pulls all the stops.

[@duncansbuddy]

I was there. Zep brought down "Heaven's Thunder" for two plus hours, no lead up band needed.. EVER. Rock Gods they will always be.

[@VlxWIZzZARDxlV]

Bro. Amazing reaction. Dazed and Confused from this 1973 concert will really surprise you though.

[@franky528]

Live album was released in “75”

[@jeffmcelroy5437]

Some of Jimmy Page's best guitar improvisation in this one.

[@anthonyblakely399]

I was not there in Madison Gardens.......but they did perform No Quarters at The Los Angeles Coliseum in 1975 I was there....the concert went four hours......I remember it 1:30..because we(my friends and I) were so high.....we had to get something to eat and we ended up going to "Fat Burgers" on Western Avenue....at the time "Fat Burgers" were the Best Burgers in L.A. 🙂🙂🙂🙂

[@scottviverette14]

This song made me a Zeppelin fan for life have a nice day 😉

[@hughjass7025]

The song was sort of a John Paul Jones highlight spot for the live shows, but Jimmy was phenomenal on this one.

[@scotknapp1640]

They recorded every song Twice, and the Best of the 2 went on the album . That's it !! Except for Stairway . That's how Kick Ass They Were .

[@peteraustinnoto142]

I lived thru all this

[@robertj5881]

I so wish you would’ve gotten the original solo version off the original live album. It is absolutely one of the best pieces of music in the history of humanity. I stopped playing when I realize the version you had. You have the placebo. You have the Almost version. This was plugged together to go with the timing of the movie, because some of the cameramen were so stoned that they forgot to change the film and they were big sections of the concert that didn’t have Any video to go along. That’s also where they made the fantasy sequences, but this version is not the one. Look for the original off the live album

[@mariaeisenhardt2296]

The video is from the movie zeppelin put out called the song remains the same.

[@tenpercentfordabigguy8550]

I dont always listen to No Quarter. But when I do, so do the neighbours

[@hemlock399]

This is *so* much better than Tool's 2015 Halloween performance of their cover.