INSANE Led Zeppelin Stories: (Tales Of Debauchery)

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The Dark Side Of Led Zeppelin: (Led Zeppelin Life Story) Once upon a time, in the late 1960s and early 1970s, there was a band called Led Zeppelin. They were four young musicians who possessed an unrivalled talent and a burning desire to conquer the world of rock and roll. Led Zeppelin quickly rose to fame, not only for their groundbreaking music but also for their larger-than-life personalities and their extravagant lifestyle. As their success soared, Led Zeppelin became known for their excesses, pushing the boundaries of rock and roll hedonism to new heights. They were notorious for their wild parties, fueled by copious amounts of drugs and alcohol. Their hotel rooms would be transformed into legendary scenes of debauchery, with groupies, fans, and hangers-on indulging in every conceivable vice. During this golden age of rock 'n roll groupies, Led Zeppelin epitomised rock-star recklessness and excess. While any band might have groupies, Zeppelin took the depravity to another level - at least, that's what rock 'n roll legend says. The band was already known for their wild antics, which included trashing hotel rooms, driving motorcycles through buildings, throwing televisions out of hotel room windows, getting cursed by filmmaker Kenneth Anger, and the accusations of subliminal satanic messages hidden in their songs. But perhaps the most infamous of their stories are the ones that involved the defilement of masses of females who threw themselves at the band. ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Subscribe To The Remember This KZbin Channel Here ► geni.us/RememberThisChannel ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ 💥 History and Nostalgia Channel (20th Century History Documentaries)💥 Welcome to the Remember This KZbin History and Nostalgia Channel where we discuss thought provoking subject matter from recent the recent past to modern day... get ready for 20th Century History Documentaries content on all things from conspiracy theories to real events and how they shaped our lives. We create content, history and nostalgia on The Beatles, The Stones, JFK, MLK, Area 51, Robert Johnson, Frank Sinatra, The Rat Pack, Roswell 1947, Elvis, Aliens, UFO's, The counter culture and more... The Remember History and Nostalgia Channel is Sponsored by Cool Gifts For Men: geni.us/CoolGifts4Men ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Hire Me To Use My Voice In Your Next Video/Project ► geni.us/VoiceOverPhilAdair ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ 💥 View The Remember This Channel’s "Top 10" Most Watched Videos:💥 #1: ⏩ geni.us/WizardOfOzMovieTribute #2: ⏩ geni.us/JohnLennonLostWeekend #3: ⏩ geni.us/NatalieWoodTragicLoss #4: ⏩ geni.us/ChateauMarmontSecrets #5: ⏩ geni.us/TheJimiHendrixStory #6: ⏩ geni.us/JimMorrisonLifeStory #7: ⏩ geni.us/MarilynMonroeLifeStory #8: ⏩ geni.us/BobHopeLifeStory #9: ⏩ geni.us/BonScottLifeStory #10: ⏩ geni.us/DorisDayLifeStory My Gear: My Main Camera ► geni.us/PanasonicFZ1000-20 My Microphone ► geni.us/RodeNTUSBMicrophone My Microphone Boom Arm ► geni.us/RodeMikeBoomArm My Headphones ► geni.us/HD280ProHeadphones My Wireless Headphones ► geni.us/BoseQC35HPhonesSilver ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Subscribe To The Remember This KZbin Channel Here ► geni.us/RememberThisChannel ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Follow Us: Instagram ► geni.us/InstagramCoolGifts4Men Facebook ► geni.us/FacebookCoolGifts4Men ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Cool Gifts 4 Men Suite 12, 5th Floor, Dymocks Building 428 George Street, Sydney, NSW 2000 ▶ E: [e-mail] ▶ W: geni.us/CoolGifts4Men ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ #ledzeppelin #ledzep #petergrant #johnbonham #robertplant #jimmypage #johnpauljones #ledzeppelinlifestory #bio #biography #biographies Tags: led zeppelin, led zeppelin stairway to heaven, led zeppelin reaction, led zeppelin immigrant song, led zeppelin Kashmir, led zeppelin live, led zeppelin whole lotta love, led zeppelin greatest hits, led zeppelin black dog, led zeppelin kennedy centre honors 2012, led zeppelin rock and roll, led zeppelin albums, led zeppelin whole lotta love reaction, led zeppelin immigrant song reaction,

[@MasterTapes1960]

The music that Led Zeppelin recorded and released between 69 and 79 can never be duplicated. Their music will forever be timeless.

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Yes, and RIP John Bonham

[@lilajagears8317]

I really dont care about there private lives. All I know is they were the greatest band ever, I cant think of any other band that even comes close to Led Zeppelin.

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RIP John Bonham

[@petej.8676]

I just remember a time when we all were young and Led Zeppelin and all our favorite bands were tearin it up...✌️

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Those were the days! RIP John Bonham

[@snerp]

I can't deny their talent as musicians, writing some of the most icon rock songs from the 70's. But this is some really dark and deviant behaviour by any measure. I see them now in a different light now after reading Led Zeppelin - The Biography by Bob Spitz. That book was eye opening to say the least, zero filters.

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Yes, agree the Bob Spitz book is definitely a worthwhile read. RIP John Bonham

[@precbsfender]

They all regret it today, "we were completely out of control, and control is absolutely imperative when touring"..

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A different time and place...

[@ryaneijkholt4220]

Really? Who said that? Do you have a link

[@precbsfender]

Page, Plant and Jones, read the book Led Zeppelin, by Led Zeppelin...

[@ryaneijkholt4220]

@@precbsfender I see. Do you think they regret their relations with underage groupies for instance? Have they commented on it? I've only read that Plant has said he understands if people look back on Zeppelin and consider the behaviour towards women problematic, he says he even feels the same way sometimes.

[@PopsiCOLE]

​@@ryaneijkholt4220There were no rules back then. You know? There is no etiquette or rules set up for rock bands yet. So they were able to pretty much do whatever they wanted to! They ruled the world.

[@christophersanders5007]

I saw Jimmy Page and Robert Plant a couple of times when I lived in New Orleans French Quarter back in the mid 70's. Led Zeppelin like to stay at the Royal Orleans Hotel. I lived in an apartment next door to that hotel when I was just a skinny long haired teenager. The hotel would open the 1st floor street side bar for them, and then open the patio doors so they could see the view of Royal Street early in the AM before the tourist woke up so they could have the bar to themselves for a few hours.

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Awesome memories! RIP John Bonham

[@StephanieHettinger-si9ur]

These guys were wild!!

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RIP John Bonham

[@abocas]

I think it is appropriate to me mention that John Paul Jones was NOT a pat of this! He was a family man, often traveled with his family, stayed in other hotels than the rest of the band, flew on other planes, was not into drugs.

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Yes, you're right! RIP John Bonham

[@breakingbadheisenberg9703]

Lol, apparently you don't know how to do internet search ...pss jpj had his share of teens

[@groovemileage3756]

Don’t know about anyone else but I was no rock star and did some pretty stupid things in my youth I now regret… its good to get the chance to grow up. Bonzo wanted to, sorry he didn’t get the chance.

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Yep, we've all done stupid things at one time or another. RIP John Bonham

[@owm31]

This documentary is a cautionary tale for aspiring musicians. It highlights the dangers of excess and the importance of balance, even for those who achieve unparalleled success.

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RIP John Bonham

[@mehmetenisturkmenoglu7678]

As a long-time Led Zeppelin fan, I appreciate this documentary for its honesty. It doesn't sugarcoat the realities of fame and the toll it took on the band members.

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RIP John Bonham

[@Nurhytttr]

The Dark Side of Led Zeppelin is a reminder that even rock gods have their flaws and struggles. It humanizes the band and adds a new layer of depth to their legacy.

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RIP John Bonham

[@ecemaleynabedir6768]

This documentary doesn't shy away from addressing the controversies surrounding Led Zeppelin, giving viewers a chance to form their own opinions about the band's legacy.

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RIP John Bonham

[@billhorstkamp98]

The greatest band ever. Always the coolest guys in the room. I think most people back then if they had the opportunity would have done a lot of the things.

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RIP John Bonham

[@ICRA95]

bonham and page coould be great musicians but they were beast and rapist

[@victoriawunderlich]

Life has changed

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It sure has! RIP John Bonham

[@TjaboBroos]

Dat gebeurt elke dag week maand jaar kom maar op OOK AL ben ik vandaag 61 jaar oud geworden MAAR ik ben er nog steeds hoor kom maar op..DE TJABO

[@itsmedrooms6071]

Yeah, they wrote the blueprint for living like rockstars and for all their extracurricular activities, it was and should always be about the music because outside of that it doesn’t really matter.

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Led Zeppelin👌 RIP John Bonham

[@itsmedrooms6071]

@@HistoryandNostalgiaChannel He was probably my biggest influence as a player and it was a tragedy really because the alcoholism was actually affecting his playing at the end. He didn’t beat his addiction and it could just as well have been Jimmy because he was really in a bad way as well. So bad in fact that his contributions to the last album were minimal and JPJ had to take the reigns. So in that way their lifestyles did matter because it caught up to them in the end and affected the music to the point that it ended the band with Bonham’s death.

[@SethMilstein]

So Dam coooo9ol met ✌️..

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RIP John Bonham

[@johnking6252]

What is it about " when you're rich and famous they let you get away with it " don't people get? Yesterday 🎶🎶🎶 . ❓

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RIP John Bonham

[@gilesglossop5071]

Let's get this straight once and for all - it was only one half of the band who truly indulged in this debauched lifestyle, that was Bonham and Page. John Paul Jones was a devoted family man and even though Plant would have had is fair share of dalliances and drugs at the start, he consciously began to distance himself from this carnage; he said by 1975 he would prefer to go back after a gig and read Nietzsche! Have you ever heard one story ever of him being addicted to drugs or drink at any point in the band's history? Essentially Plant was a countryside loving hippy at heart, as his lyrics often revealed. Apart from Bonzo and Page, the true revellers and culprits were the road crew and the general hangers on, led by the tour manager Richard Cole, a real nasty violent bastard by all accounts. There was an almost mafia like culture to this cabal, which along with the threatening presence of manager Peter Grant could often be violent to anyone who got in their way in the process. In short, by the mid career of this relatively short-lived band, Page was a full blown herion addict, Bonham was an alcoholic and the other two were clean. And by through the second half of the 70's, the band gradually imploded, finally collapsing with Bonham's alcohol related death in 1980. If you want evidence of their decline, look how bloody lousy they got in concert in the second half of that decade, not to mention the two pretty average albums they produced within that period, when Page seemed to have lost most of his genius on the way.

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RIP John Bonham

[@wades9327]

Plant was, by some reports, quite into alcohol early on (though not anywhere near the same level as Bonham obviously but more than Page or Jones) and slowed down when he saw the physical effect it had on Bonham (and was starting to have on himself). He also quite got into the painkillers after his accident (though who could blame him?) So, he definitely had his struggles, though nothing on the level of Bonham, Page or Cole (or even Grant and the white stuff). And yes, Cole was one nasty piece of work for sure.

[@redstar7292]

Cruelty to fish, hounds &snakes is just deeply wrong. I prefer the tour stories where they ended up in far flung places recording the street musicians, or played at some remote club in India. This stuff is embarrasing. Sounds like they got bored and very out of it.

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Crazy but true tales of debauchery... RIP John Bonham

[@melihadede6024]

This documentary goes beyond the surface to delve into the depths of Led Zeppelin's story. Prepare to be captivated by the darker side of their journey.

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RIP John Bonham

[@berkankurt3930]

Whether you're a die-hard Led Zeppelin fan or simply interested in music history, this documentary provides a fascinating and revealing look into the darker side of one of rock's greatest bands.

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RIP John Bonham

[@Lilcutie15]

I appreciate the attention to detail in this documentary. The archival footage and interviews paint a comprehensive picture of Led Zeppelin's journey, including the less glamorous moments.

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RIP John Bonham

[@haticeturan2885]

If you thought you knew everything about Led Zeppelin, think again. The Dark Side of Led Zeppelin uncovers hidden truths and provides a fresh perspective on their iconic career.

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RIP John Bonham

[@kathyclark3168]

Wonder if RP still has his groupies? 😅

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RIP John Bonham🙏

[@roseninsekeri3616]

The Dark Side of Led Zeppelin sheds light on the complexities and controversies that surrounded the band. It's a gripping exploration of their life story.

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RIP John Bonham

[@tugbagezer8255]

The Dark Side of Led Zeppelin offers a nuanced exploration of the band's personal lives, highlighting the consequences of their wild lifestyles and the toll it took on their relationships.

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RIP John Bonham

[@emre-fl8ng]

The Dark Side of Led Zeppelin is a thought-provoking documentary that forces us to reflect on the price of fame and the impact it can have on individuals and their relationships.

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RIP John Bonham

[@RonaldWilliams-qh7zc]

Okay LOL I thought I was tripping for a minute I'm thinking to myself like didn't I see this but I totally forgot that that was a short that I looked at definitely got to watch this I know you heard about the swordfish incident right LOL led Zeppelin used to do some wild s***I remember reading in a book about Jimmy Page getting highly upset at John Paul Jones for not being at the same hotel with them when they were going on towards some times he would be very independent and go to his own hotel yeah he was definitely like that and I think Jimmy Page really couldn't handle that okay that's what it was a mudshark yeah so I see you do know about that lol wow the lifestyles of rock and roll

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RIP John Bonham!

[@RonaldWilliams-qh7zc]

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[@volpeverde6441]

i suppose, reputation-wise....zeppelin had to compete with KEITH MOON....

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RIP John Bonham