Almost Famous - "Starway to Heaven" Deleted scene

This scene could not make it into the movie because of the rights being too expensive for the production. It is on the DVD, but... Without the music !
Something had to be done, because I love this movie about music, my 2 passions, really. Enjoy

[@kyzf]

The way his mom's head snaps toward him at the lyric "and my spirit is crying for leaving". She knows he's not hers for much longer, amd that's the moment she almost lets herself give in to the song. By the end she's a bit hot and bothered and trying hard not to admit she likes it. Frances McDormand is a treasure, and I'm grateful to Cameron Crowe for giving us this scene, even if he probably always knew it wouldn't make the movie.

[@mypalfootfoot9591]

I am 73 and watching these young actors reacting to Led Zeppelin reminds me of how I felt listening to them at that age. No matter how old I get, I'll never forget the magic of seeing them live at the Fillmore East in the early summer of 1969, when I was only 18 years old. I saw them four more times but that first time was the best. I never again saw them play with such energy, abandon and joy as they did that night at the Fillmore. I'm so glad that I was part of the counterculture and not like so many other Boomers who were as straight as their parents, listening only to Herb Alpert, Jay and the Americans, the Four Seasons, etc.

[@2869may]

Very Cool...! Thanks for sharing. I was born in 69, but had cool parents. So I was raised on classic rock and smooth 70's. The radio/stereo was always on in the house and car... So many of my memories are directly connected to songs... lol I turned around and did the same to my kids, I used to tell them the lyric "A little music from the house next door" was our house... ;) they would always smile real big... now they're almost 30 and have great taste in music... Music is about the only thing that can bring together all walks of life...

[@mypalfootfoot9591]

@@2869may Great story, thanks for sharing and your final comment is so true!

[@samuelsilva8364]

"The boyfriend" playing all the instruments is SOOOO relatable

[@ThinWhiteAxe]

Well, of course I know him. He's me.

[@samuelsilva8364]

@@ThinWhiteAxe thanks for bringing me back :D

[@pamjarrett-s9s]

Oh yeah! Never trust anyone who doesn’t play air guitar or air drums to this tune!!

[@pacomartini]

that was a pretty ambitious scene…a non stop play of Stairway would be daunting to act to and direct. it’s so long, I can see why it was cut. Still…was nice to hear. the beginning of the scene was sort of effective because it reminds you how beautiful the song is (even when you think you’ve heard it enough). But her reactions at the end, compared to her surprisingly much more liberal friends, were silly.

[@marianapineda8344]

THIS IS THE WAY to feel the music.

[@Katy-sh3ru]

"when's the st..." brilliant timing, Frances is amazing 😍

[@cherijustice5012]

I hear that

[@Respectwomenbc]

Dont wanna be that guy but she says "when's it star-"

[@salmofan2201]

So it was with me ... I sat my mother opposite and turned Rain Song, by Zep, for her. I really wanted that her to understood my music. So it was ... I was born in the USSR and today, when I look Almost famous, Im cry... I missed everything. Sorry... Emotion

[@ivetteperezjuarez6671]

Aw this is really cute

[@ApricotMallow]

What was her reaction?

[@salmofan2201]

she was an opera singer and distinguished good music and voice)

[@HipsterDoofus100]

I wish you stayed in the USSR

[@jeffkokosinski1784]

@@salmofan2201 cut my teeth on this album great tunes

[@PCHGWHS]

Green shirt guy aced that!!! I was born in 1960...every move...the drums the guitar and the parts that he sang in his expressions and how he had his hand up in the air at certain times I've seen that over and over again back in the seventies this was flawless

[@violetaronzoni9799]

It scares me how well this describes myself every time I listen to this song. Or any rock song, I just can't avoid playing an invisible guittar even though I don't even know how to play one, or the drums. This movie is so FUCKING AWSOME.

[@christophercairns8881]

Pick one up and get to it 🤣

[@violetaronzoni9799]

@@christophercairns8881 I will!!!

[@jothoma]

I've been there kid. This exact same scenario played out with me and my dad (whose tastes ran more toward Frank Sinatra and Peggy Lee). I played him "Wild Horses" by the Rolling Stones. Afterward he said the song was "OK, too bad the singer can't carry a tune".

[@QoiniOfficial]

This scene would fit in so beautifully in the end credits

[@gregoriopalofuego9808]

I agree! It's just too long to be in the movie, but you're correct, at the end, after the credits, then as an added bonus, we get this scene with the iconic Stairway song. Yes, that would have been fun, but Page & Plant just couldn't let loose of the rights to *that* song. They did allow "That's the Way", which was nice, but "Kashmir" would have been my pick. 🎸

[@rokyericksonroks]

I would cut out the scene where mom exhorts her class of college students that “rock stars have kidnapoed my son!” and used this scene instead.

[@samifolio950]

Best comment i've read in a long time

[@blaumausfrau]

Right I agree and I'd be walking quickly out of the theater to escape it.

[@blaumausfrau]

@@rokyericksonroks terrible idea. Thank God you weren't the director

[@debbeborders5762]

I love Almost Famous and totally enjoyed this scene. Frances McDormand is so awesome playing the Mom and the only person trying not to be affected by Led Zeppelin. Excellent experience 👏

[@deankempe8933]

un- affected 😜 sorry i tried not to 😁

[@eifelitorn]

6:00 she almost broke 😃

[@EdnaMillion.]

I remember an interview with Cameron Crowe where he said Frances was such a rock fan, she really struggled with this. It may even have been in the blu-ray commentary.

[@AMA21212]

She's truly also an amazing face actor! It's bonker's how well she pulls this off & how believable it is! She's one of the greats I've ever seen.

[@brianberthoux7525]

I wish this had been in the movie, I truely could have watched Almost Famous for 5 hours if everything filmed had beel left in. A true American Classic.

[@charliepost3057]

Love this movie.. so many great actors and a fantastic soundtrack....

[@travisazzopardi8024]

I was lucky. My mom was born in Sarnia, Ontario (1934) and she Introduced me to the music of Zeppelin, Hendrix, Joplin, Simon & Garfunkle and sooo many other great bands. I didn't have to educate her on rock n roll, it was the other way around. Lol! I got most of my musical influences from my mom. She was a hip chic and I wish I could thank her but she passed away in 78 from cancer. She bought me tickets to go see The Who in 75 for my first concert. It was my Christmas present for 75. And I never had to worry about her yelling at me to turn my music down cause she liked it as much or more than I did. Lol. ❤️

[@tudormiller887]

Any Jazz or Country albums in there ?

[@colincampbell437]

Wonderful mother, you can just feel it.

[@tanjabatinic145]

❤....like I reed about me and my mum who die from f...cancer 3 years ago....😢❤😢❤

[@ronmounts8075]

Looooord I Couldn't even Imagine How many Times this 58 year Ole Man has done the same EXACT Scenario when this Song is Played!!!!! Exactly!!!

[@jcbogdon]

I’m just dying over her expressions! Omg saying so much w/o saying anything! 😂❤️❤️

[@sharonhoyt2133]

One of the best actresses ever.

[@suzannarobinson4726]

I will watch any movie with her in it. Loved her in 3 billboards.

[@EmmaKane]

I love this, So much. I totally love this. It's exactly my my feeling on discovering Led Zep and I wish this had been in the film.

[@davide.n.2818]

It is in the DVD version

[@thedarkknight9032]

@@davide.n.2818 I saw the uncut version, this wasn't there.

[@davide.n.2818]

@@thedarkknight9032 it may depend on the country.

[@Whoopdido777]

@@thedarkknight9032 I think it’s a deleted scene. It might be in the special features section of either the regular cut or the bootleg cut. Since they don’t have the rights to the music, the scene itself doesn’t have any sound. You literally have to press “play” on some other device at exactly the right time to sync it up. It’s a great scene. I wish it was in the movie, but I think Zeppelin keeps Stairway locked up in a vault similar to Fort Knox.

[@pamjarrett-s9s]

I’m so glad I found this! My absolute favorite movie..and what an excellent scene to have missed.

[@colincampbell437]

Great movie, great song, great actors, great feeling ... But just where would it have actually fitted in the original movie ... But as stand alone clip... Just magnificent ...just like the film ..

[@antonymscalia3924]

There was a magic(k) to hearing Stairway for the first time. Seeing it in this scene almost brought it back. Almost.

[@2degucitas]

It was inspired by Tolkien so being magical makes sense.

[@AbbyNormal777]

My high school BF always told me that this was my song.

[@MMM18092]

I remember the first time I heard this song. It was 1991 and I was 14 year olds on skiing camp in Austria. A 18-year old guy in our dorm and I started talking about music and he told me "Stairway to heaven" was the best song ever. He gave me his headphones and I listened from start to finish.

[@paperlateful]

MMM18092, and you listened to an unforgettable masterpiece

[@martinocanto3220]

Great account!! This song is such a masterpiece

[@dianeliggett9575]

Great memory.

[@cooperburns5615]

Classic Zeppelin. It doesn’t get much better. This is how I have seen people react to Stairway To Heaven. This should have been in the movie. I love this!

[@BassManDan1018]

The film uses Tangerine, That’s the Way and the Rain Song perfectly. Coincidentally, they’re my favourite zeppelin songs!

[@ThinWhiteAxe]

You, sir, have impeccable taste.

[@tigerstripe56]

I had this album back in the day and sometime during the summer of ‘73. I come home and while my mom was doing some upstairs cleaning I hear it blaring out of my bedroom off my little stereo system. I go up there and see her doing her chores. She sees me, smiles and keeps on going.

[@kalsangdrolkar]

What a great story!!!

[@nancydavismusic]

This really made me smile

[@Urumitals]

That's so cute!

[@PCHGWHS]

Wowww that's profound

[@robcig]

Go Mom! It’s difficult not to be affected by this song.

[@sofymila]

This captures every feeling of listening this song, like every fucking time and is exactly how it feels listening to rock songs with my family (And there's always that comment of my uneducated sister who says "can you turn down the volume on that.").

[@FractalSpace888]

FYI there’s a fuller version of this scene out there with more dialogue at the beginning and end of the scene. This is his thesis to proof that not all rock n roll music is about sex and drugs, some of it is poetry, ex this is was inspired by Tolkien

[@colincampbell437]

Thanks for explanation. Had no clue about this (removed/missing) scene ... Absolute class as stand alone scene ...

[@justinwest5166]

I think ur thinking of the battle of evermore being inspired by Tolkien

[@paulthacker9144]

Stairway To Heaven has got to be one of the best songs all time. I listened to Led Zeppelin IV as a kid and I was hooked to rock n roll.

[@HipsterDoofus100]

Your first line is a real hot take ain’t it?

[@paupajares9678]

​@@HipsterDoofus100true, not one the best, THE best song of all time

[@brandocalrissian3294]

One of the most overplayed and overrated songs of all time.

[@yossarian6799]

@@brandocalrissian3294 amen, brutha! It's Led Zeppelin's "Bohemian Rhapsody". Not a bad song by any means, but nowhere near being the pantheon of rock art that it's made out to be.

[@nellgwenn]

Too bad this wasn't in the movie. I had to laugh. How many people have put that album on and put the needle right on track four. I in fact played out this scene with my mom, but with Roads to Moscow by Al Stewart. She liked the song. She also liked the song Let it Grow by Clapton from 461 Ocean Boulevard. Every time I played it she would ask, "Who sings that song?" "Eric Clapton." I would say. "What's he doing singing such a beautiful song?" Every single time. To my parents Led Zeppelin was neither here nor there. My dad liked Hendrix. Of course this was in the 70's.

[@matinacummings3781]

McDormand is superb, as usual!

[@2degucitas]

Roads to Moscow. His historical songs are other worldly.

[@eeduranti]

They had to cut it, the scene todaly kills the pace of the movie.

[@deepermind4884]

"What's he doing singing such a beautiful song?" Oh mom, if I told you why he's singing such a beautiful song, you might not be able to handle the pain. 🥺

[@thegrassman6369]

I am The Grass Man and I enjoyed this deleted scene

[@groverjuicy]

This is filmmaking, people acting even though there's no dialogue. Beautiful.

[@terencemorales7894]

I can (somewhat) understand why they wouldn't allow the use of the song, but, my God, what a wonderful tribute to the song and the band! Watch this whenever I'm down -- best medicine ever. Also, obsessed with green shirt guy!

[@richardbloxom3020]

I swear my Mom had the same reaction!!! Priceless

[@Viper-jk2pf]

One of the best songs ever produced! Still makes me cry when I hear it

[@hellstromcarbunkle8857]

To steal from The Lord of The Rings: The Return of the King "Then let the tears fall, for not all tears are an evil"

[@manziraman]

Thank you! I love Cameron Crowe, Almost Famous and the Zeps. I did not know about this scene!

[@paperlateful]

This reminds me of past episodes where i wanted to get my dad to like the Beatles, the after years he became convinced and went crazy for Micheiie and harrison's My Sweet Lord, i miss you dad

[@dinomyte0899]

Love this film and Led Zeppelin!

[@RickLipinski]

Yep.

[@ThinWhiteAxe]

Oh, to listen to this song for the first time again. Not just to hear it, as I'm sure I must have over the years, but to go back to when I first sought it out deliberately. This scene makes me feel almost like I did then.

[@Del-Canada]

I remember listening to this album for the very first time on vinyl. Seems like the first time again. I am home.

[@mca0824]

They just wanted Stairway to Heaven on the sound track but in the end could not get the rights.

[@jlobiafra]

I wonder why Cameron Crowe has a long relationship with the band, as a matter of fact almost famous is loosely based on when he went on tour with them as a teenager

[@chrisg6863]

If anyone was ever going to get the rights/permission to use Stairway it would have been him. Great scene and fantastic film

[@thomasdematteo2281]

But they got "Misty Mountain hop" (from the same album) and "Tangerine"

[@pinkjohnson5349]

@@thomasdematteo2281 And Rain Song.

[@nordvegfigg7746]

It wasn't that he couldn't get the rights. It was that the rights were just too expensive. The budget to acquire the rights for the three Zepp songs that made the movie, plus to acquire all the other songs rights was well over $3.5million US.

[@ceciliarodrigues1354]

Eu tinha 14 anos nessa época de 1974...Starway to Heaven embalou minha vida como trilha sonora de tido o que vivi...aprendi no violão e na flauta a toca la

[@mandandanmandamayor3511]

I took a road trip, throughout the western US with my Mom in 1976, I was in college at the time. I had about 5 8-tracks for the trip and LZ 4 was one of them. My mom was also a school teacher, just like Francis in the film. She more than tolerated the album.

[@joanjett8814]

I absolutely love this.. thank you so much for this incredible experience with my favorite movie and music

[@sabrinan4792]

The other woman on the couch is Cameron Crowe's mother. The boy in green is boyfriend of Anita (the sister). Can't place the blond...the scene is a bit long, which is why CC said it had to be taken out. A mom listening to one song with four people staring her down isn't going to change her mind; it looks more like an intervention and it didn't further the story so out it went.

[@scottchawner2170]

I was wondering if that lady was Cameron’s mum, They look so alike.

[@allnyermind]

I would have liked to heard a reaction at the end from the Frances McDormand character

[@stevebrockett3001]

Me too. Such a great scene, and screaming out for a great reply from Frances. Maybe they couldn't come up with one.

[@FractalSpace888]

There is one in the longer version - it’s how she agreed to let him go.

[@sudeeprao1284]

great scene. But i couldnt imagine where in the movie it would have fit

[@lovestruckcow]

When he is convincing her to let him go with the band.?

[@Splyce100]

Really?

[@davide.n.2818]

@@lovestruckcow yes, his mother says rock is drugs and noise and he plays the disc

[@john_wesley_walsh]

It doesn't fit anywhere. It is a lot of fun to watch after the fact though, when if you know these people and the film like the back of your hand. It's a great little bonus feature.

[@suztino]

So awesome! One is my favorite movies, fun to see an extra scene. ☺️

[@garonoff]

I am a huge fan of this movie and it’s music and thought I knew a lot about it, and I never heard this or of this until tonight. Crazy.

[@colincampbell437]

Me too (:-))))

[@jenniferjack4346]

Thanks very much! Love music, love the movie, never knew about this scene! Much appreciated🙋🖤

[@custardflan]

I remember sitting around with friend with new albums and we would listen to them, the whole album, maybe more than once in one sitting, and pass around the album cover and read the liner notes.

[@wonsworld61]

so utterly cool .. and includes a cameo .. lady dressed in black is Cameron Crowe's mum :)

[@TheBossnia]

She is SO GREAT!

[@Daniel218lb]

Thanks to my dad, i'm a big fan of Rock and Metal. This song, The number of the beast album from Iron Maiden and the Somberlain from Dissection. Changed my life 4ever!

[@Naldover]

I love this movie... But I love it so much more with this scene!!!

[@johnchase4408]

Excellent Job adding the music to the scene!!!

[@paigeturner2799]

What a wonderful scene❤

[@stephenurban9880]

'73 I was a Freshman in HS...'77 I went off to Marine Boot Camp. This movie captures the times. I also enjoy "Dazed and Confused" as it captures my Junior year as well.

[@morelandmi1048]

I don't have any words. Just cry...

[@opting_out]

I'm picturing a sequel set about thirty years later, in which she's listening to her grandson play his NWA CD, and referring to it as an "oldie."

[@lamatematicaesfacil7535]

I like a lot the movie, a real pity that this scene was not there

[@nudnikjeff]

Ah, this is a great scene. Thanks for posting.

[@FCT70]

Great scene.. also understand why they cut it.

[@sabrinan4792]

I can't believe I never knew, until a few days ago, there was a director's cut of this film, the theatrical release is that perfect. I'm not alone, according to Billy Crudup himself, he didn't know either. I ordered dvd for off ebay last night. Seeing the scene out of context has me anxious to see all deleted 30 minutes in context.

[@AndreAmeli]

and i discovered yesterday, haha is much better the the original cut

[@pamjarrett-s9s]

They show this scene on the directors cut, but couldn’t play the tune. Cameron said they didn’t have the rights to it, so you have to play the song while watching. I just don’t understand why they can play it on this video, but not for the movie!!

[@animasuzie]

This is fantastic.

[@lessinclair8537]

November 1971. Put on my just bought copy of Led Zeppelin IV. This brings it all back hearing Stairway for the first time. Stunned!

[@colincampbell437]

How time flies .... But sounds as good as ever ...,

[@MrJoshdude101]

Dude thanks for uploading this

[@johnc8842]

Aside from William and his mother who are the people in this scene and what's the context of it? With the Tiny Dancer scene the context makes it so much better, the band is falling apart and they're not getting along at all then the song seems to bring them back together as if it makes them realize that love of music is the reason they do what they do. I'm very curious to know what the context of this scene is, I've never seen it before.

[@lincolnclinton7928]

Idk if you’ve seen the full scene yet, but basically the two ladies are teachers from his school and the guy in the green shirt is the sister’s boyfriend. They are all trying to convince his mother to let him go on the road and write for rolling stone, before the song the teachers talk about how talented of a writer he is. They play the song to show her that rock music does have meaningful art merit basically

[@espe0311]

Gracias vercanciones , IMPECABLE tu trabajo!!! me encantó... traducción del post de este video: "Esta escena no podía hacerlo en la película debido a los derechos es demasiado caro para la producción. Es en el DVD, pero ... Sin la música! Algo había que hacer, porque me encanta esta película sobre la música, mis 2 pasiones, de verdad. disfrutar"

[@phatcracker2007]

espe0311 no comprende

[@cj3126]

The editor did a great job. This scene would have made her superb character less* formidable. Brilliant editing.

[@koachs77]

the best rock song ever played , wrote , sung , etc……

[@meredbeard]

I watched the movie today, it was awesome.

[@TheAltarBillies]

That was awesome!!

[@moeruss2726]

I love the 2 guys in this , especially Green shirt guy that really gets into it. ❤Such a great movie. It would have been cool if they played this in the closing credits.

[@timothylines3867]

johm Bonham was the single inspiration for this great music,and he was the drummer.

[@SuperAllanjames]

The drumming is great but there's so much more to StH. I hear a lot in the acoustic parts that remind me of Welsh hymns in chapel, Rugby stadiums and Male Voice Choirs. Compare the opening notes to those of Mae Hen Gwlad fy Nhadau, the Welsh National Anthem. Musically the whole piece has a genuine spirituality and that's what makes it so powerful.

[@catalinatrapaglia2037]

This is better than any music video ever

[@vic13138]

Looks like they cut some characters out of the movie too. I don't remember any of them except for the obvious 2.

[@robday8811]

The other young guy is Anita's boyfriend, Darryl, who you see loading the car when she first leaves home. He's in another scene in the extended version when he climbs in through the window and embarrasses William by insinuating what he used to get up to with Anita when it was her room. I think the other two ladies are William's teachers, I think they were cut.

[@rustytimetraveler]

Love this flick and the soundtrack. 👉 "Your mom kinda freaked me out". "She means well" lol They seem to always leave some really good stuff on the cutting room floor when they're chopping it up for the theater. Some of the deleted scenes make you wonder where they cut it from? Hey, thanks for sharing.

[@ttaylor758]

So glad you posted this. Too bad it was not in the movie

[@sharonhoyt2133]

The point of this scene for those who question it is the effect it has on Frances McDurmond who cannot resist the music, no matter how hard she tries.

[@Kingfisher1215]

Sharon Hoyt I'm not sure how they would have woven it in. I can't see where the scene fits not to mention who the hell are those other people? The guy is his sisters boyfriend I think but the women aren't in any other scenes.

[@sharonhoyt2133]

@@Kingfisher1215 The women were her sons advisor and teacher from the school encouraging the Mom to allow her son to do this assignment.

[@rokyericksonroks]

Sharon Hoyt Yes, but Darryl on the couch makes her nervous. Recall that he is the one who told Anita she is a “yes” person being raised by her mom in a “no” environment. Will she once again have to deliver a “no”, this time to William?

[@sharonhoyt2133]

@@rokyericksonroks But it is after this that the Mom/Frances tells William he can go...but because this scene was deleted this is not evident in the film.

[@kalsangdrolkar]

@@sharonhoyt2133 Amazing!! As I was watching this scene I was trying to imagine what the scene was about -- and I guessed that it might have something to do with him trying to explain to her that his love for this music was worthy and convince her it would be ok for him to off and do this job!!

[@michaelvolgare4454]

My God I usta play the Stones, MC5, Johnny Thunders, Humble Pie for my mom. She thought I was nuts but she was cool enough to go along with me. My dad would snicker and walk out. God bless em both!!💞

[@williamneedham245]

I was born in 1973. Wish I could have experienced this time period

[@mickn6696]

What a song!!

[@MarttiSuomivuori]

I heard this song a thousand times but I never listened. It actually is an impressive piece of the history of rock music. Why is that relevant? Because of everybody.

[@PCHGWHS]

Would have loved this scene included

[@caioprado2668]

Amazing Scene! Luv the movie and the Music, sure!

[@rwadeaustin]

Too bad money kept a great scene out of a great movie. Thanks for sharing!

[@timhickey5990]

Turn it up!

[@jorgefranco9618]

minha alma se solta delicadamente do meu corpo quando escuto. o filme ou melhor o classico!

[@battles423]

At least the guy in the green shirt has rhythm

[@pamjarrett-s9s]

Just the greatest song ever written!!

[@tudormiller887]

Oh come on Frances. Don't just sit there, join in already.

[@manitheman0806]

and the forests will echo with laughter

[@brunAa-ro1qh]

does anybody remember laughter??

[@NobodyQuiteLikeMe]

That line. Also other comment, awesome live reference.

[@georgetteneale6620]

I kept laughing (echoes of laughter) throughout this scene! 🤣

[@dylanrafala9060]

Learning to play this on guitar for the first time blew my mind

[@-0rbital-]

Wow, what a great scene! Wish they’d have kept this in the movie, but it’s way too long for current attention spans. What’s the context of this scene? Is he trying to convince his mother than not all rock music is trash?

[@colincampbell437]

To convince her to let him go on the assignment.

[@douglasalan5783]

I love it. I loved Frances’ performance - one of my favorite. Who are the other three characters? They weren’t in the movie, if memory serves. I can see why Cameron Crowe deleted it. The scene doesn’t really fit.

[@sealteamryx6758]

Such a great solo lol man I love zep

[@commanderjeans5675]

I am currently reading One flew over the cuckoo's nest.

[@thomasthompson6378]

Yes! But that's "Stairway to Heaven," I believe.

[@reallydumbforeal1]

@vercanciones didnt have the rights to put the actual song title, it cost too much lol

[@balzer989]

I have the first press of IV I always play this song

[@humbleservant5264]

I wish this has been the way I hear Stairway To Heaven, for the very first time!!!

[@reallydumbforeal1]

the guy in the green shirt is great, too bad he didnt make it into the movie

[@neuroticmelodramatic]

He did, he is anitas bf

[@AndreAmeli]

in the extended version of the movie he do another scene

[@davidbrown3971]

He did.

[@hankwedelmusic9965]

It has to be said: The whole point of “Stairway To Heaven” was to turn people on to “The Incredible String Band” It’s an ISB song with added Bonzo and Electric Guitar… Jimmy, Robert and JPJ would tell you the very same… Btw This is a good scene, all the same And “Almost Famous” is a wonderful movie

[@carrieschwelik5159]

There's this scene they conveniently left out of my favorite movie...kinda unforgivable...