Led Zeppelin Documentary - The Making of Houses Of The Holy - Episode 3

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Hey guys thank you very much for watching. Please remember to hit the LIKE BUTTON as this impacts the algorhythm and recommends these videos :)

[@djlehara]

what would you do if Jimmy came knockin', JCM? Would you go to work for the Master?

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

@@djlehara haha i would definitely show him a picture of my grandfather (RIP)...they look very much alike, no joke. If i ever got the chance to talk to Jimmy Page i would definitely be nervous but excited to contribute to His legacy being celebrated! So that's a yes :)

[@scotta7082]

Hi JC, thanks so much for all your hard work keeping their legacy alive. I was with a friend in Kirland, a small suburb of Seattle USA years ago, no sure what exact year, but we had just parked my truck at the marina there and a guy and his girl walked right in front of us on the sidewalk. I looked closer and I said to my friend, dude, is that Jimmy Page? It was him! My stupid friend got out and started yelling, Jimmy, Jimmy!! I was like, shut the fu..ck up man, it was him as he turned and then they rushed up to the main street and jumped in a limo. I was so pissed off, if not for my friend being such a jackass, i probably would have met him and had a nice quiet chat.....

[@johnparsons1573]

I would hit the like button a hundred times if it would allow me to. That's how much I totally dig these videos.

[@AnnetteMay1221]

I can't get over all the archival film and photos and promotional history you have! I did make a friendly parody of my favorite scene in The Song Remains the Same last summer. I did it off the top of my head forgetting to change to my British accent. I wanted to do it over but my boyfriend said "Don't change it". kzbin.info/www/bejne/aXrNdaKsa8-Wn6c I made a quick video of the scene in TSRTS film when the band lands in Pittsburgh (I assumed it was NYC). I didn't understand why the band needed a motorcade. Everyone knew they were coming but then I realized that's probably the reason why they used a motorcade. Maybe they wanted to show a little bit of flash too...

[@jahjah67]

This series gets 2 thumbs up. It deserves to be recognized and endorsed by the band. Very well, done

[@djlehara]

I said it from Day 1 that Page's camp needs to be alerted....in a good way.

[@gregoryg3256]

I've been sayin that..jcm should be doin this for mr. page..the boss (capricorn)

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Thank you so much! Being supported by you guys and making this Zeppelin community grow is a GIFT! If the band ever wathces these i hope they read the comment section to see the good vibes and energy that happens here!

[@Celeste0415]

Your a genius, the red haze throughout, sublime. Thx again

[@Strydr8105]

Plants "later voice" was definitely better tuned in than his younger days. But it's just the natural progression of a band as they continue to evolve. The thing was, they were so talented from the first rehearsal it was only a matter of time before their rise to the pinnacle of rock and roll was achieved. Somehow I knew it from the first time I heard them... I was in second grade.... I took the first LP into school and told everyone that LED ZEPPELIN was going to be the GREATEST BAND EVER...

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

I much rather listen to Robert Plant 1973 than 1969. In the studio, no problem, but live shows, you feel he was trying to come terms with his POWER. That and groupies getting pregnant just by looking at him!

[@mattbacon285]

I just can’t believe between this and 75 they did Dazed, Stairway, and Moby right in a row. Bonham’s stamina is insane. Factor in 77 with Achilles before Stairway, plus a drum solo nearly twice as long as 73... guys legs were rubber.

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Haha Rubber. I like that description. Yeah...to think he could deliver night after night is mindblowing. By 1980 though his body was resenting the lack of preparation. He needed a personal trainer and things that back then were NOT discussed. He was the engine of Led Zeppelin. Thank you so much for watching :)

[@mattbacon285]

@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories good insight. Love how you mentioned Plant's "new voice" helping inspire the band to write around it. I think the smaller crowd size and longer itinerary is part of the reason for the contrast between Euro 73 and the US tour coming off a bit more "corporate." One tinyyyyyy suggestion - could you let the music and bootleg clips roll longer? You basically make this content for hardcore fans, and I don't think any of us are going to fast forward if the concert excerpts are longer! If you need zep-themed help in the background music too, hit me up! I've got a zeppelin themed classical piece!

[@renegadepharmacy2297]

dear sir i commend you for your time and effort in putting this extraordinary analysis and record of this amazing band and album well done sir xxx

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Thank YOU for tuning in! Welcome to my channel. From a Zepp fan to Zepp fans, its all about admiration and appreciation of the band's legacy and 70s music overall. A new video premieres this Saturday April 22nd.

[@XkRkTeVaFsKvGsJAeJrQoXaLsDwBa]

What a magnificent album this is. Truly an incredible collection of varied musical styles, concepts, colours and musical landscapes.

[@LoyalOpposition]

My brother recommended me your channel. Sadly, he passed away two weeks ago. His favorite album was Chicago VII. I highly recommend it. Maybe I'll live to see someone make a documentary (and imagine he's here with me watching it).

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

I am so sorry about your brother, i express my condolences and hope that music is a great force that joins you in these troubled times. I am honored to have you here in this Community and may the power of music keep this brotherhood strong. Btw i haven't heard the Chicago VII album in years....what a MUSICAL TREASURE IT IS, maybe i will make a documentary on it, Terry Kath was a genius in my book! Stay strong and cheers to your Brother! :)

[@matcoffidis1135]

I'm so sorry for your loss. May tbe music serve as great memories for you. Peace and love to you...✌️

[@Strydr8105]

It is amazing how the guys, blow every other band away! The Mighty Led Zeppelin Is timeless

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Best Band Ever :) Thanks so much for watching!

[@stephenmccoy8005]

I watched all 3 episodes for the second time over the last three days. Enjoyed it just as much as the first time (several months ago). This is a great channel.

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

That's awesome Stephen. Thanks so much and it makes my day to know, you feel the same as the first time, that's the power of music and this time period!

[@kellypeterson2625]

It is interesting how, to this day, a lot of people don't realize that Robert has not been able to sing like the early days since 73. Let alone being able to do it in any Zeppelin reunion. I saw them in 73. and Robert was just not up to singing any of the old stuff. Everything was rephrased and dropped to a lower register. At the time I was extremely disappointed. your videos and thorough research put great perspective on this. The led Zeppelin catalog is an incredible body of work. Robert was so young when he did that early stuff. Singing up in that range on record and then touring and hammering those vocal cords was bound to cause damage. Great job on these videos I'm really enjoying them. Thank you

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts on this topic. There was a user here who said i was disrespecting Plant or being too hard on him but that wasn't my intention. The way you describe it is exactly the kind of thought i wanted to bring to the table. You are so lucky you saw then in 73 as the instrumentalists Page, Jones and Bonham were really on fire. Robert's body of work by 73 was impressive and yes, damage was caused. I appreciate your comment very much! Stay tuned for more, new videos are on the way :)

[@cato451]

@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories I never thought you disrespected Plant at all. You said his style and register had to change to accommodate the changes in his vocal chords. The band musicians molded around it perfectly solidifying their musical dominance. It’s not better or worse. It’s just different.

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Yes as they say in Corporate America "change is inevitable how we adapt makes us stronger" but i mean it. Robert did a very good job with his new ways . It speaks a lot about their brotherhood that the band stepped up on the instrumentals!

[@terryrollins1973]

I can't believe I never noticed it til I watched this video 😂 but now I can hear it

[@Twotontessie]

I rather liked the “Elvis” style he started to lean on. Nothing lasts forever. That’s what makes it special.

[@BCNRikard]

Great stuff! What you have done is amazing..and Led Zeppelin deserves this type of intelligent treatment

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

I am honored by your words, Thank YOU so much for watching!

[@bws1971]

Nobody talks about the studio ending to OTHAFA. It never fails to give me chills. Talk about rock n roll church

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Oh yes, the ending is...eerie and touching at the same time, how they achieved that is only because Page knew the studio sound SO WELL.

[@mumbles215]

“Everybody has a home away from home”-what a brilliant poetic line. Great series this was. Onto in through the outdoor

[@bws1971]

Looking at the long train of releases (just a snapshot), you have to admit: '73 was a hell of a year

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

It was music industry peak just before Nixon's forever changing the Us Dollar...yes :)

[@bws1971]

@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories Good response, brother... absolutely love your documentaries on Zep. They've been my favorite since I was about 10 years old, and I'm 52 now. The passage in this episode covering the demise of Robert's powerful high range hit hard. Such an odyssean journey these guys took. It was epic and for the ages

[@manclimbtree3622]

Dude I’m always excited to see a new video from you. As a lifelong Zeppelin fan, your channel is a dream come true. Nobody is doing what you’re doing. You break down their history in a very detailed and masterful way. Thanks a bunch!

[@susangrooms914]

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[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Thank you for your kind words! Building a community of Zepp fans here on KZbin is an honor really!

[@rogerfurer2273]

Thank you JCM for another marvelous series. I keep going back to your home page to seek out more of your LZ collections. Reminds me of the days of my youth. 🎸🎹🎼🎶😎

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

My pleasure Roger! More stuff coming up, concert retrospectives certainly capture my attention and there's a lot of projects on the table!

[@CapstoneTider]

My brother bought this album when I was eight. It's ingrained in some of my best memory banks. Peak Zeppelin. Great series!

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

What a great gift to get the album. It is Peak Zeppelin indeed. Thank YOU for watching. A new video premieres this Saturday April 22nd.

[@saleconomos473]

I saw the band 3 x in 73. First in LA and twice in MSG. It was like the second coming when they arrived on stage. You had to be there.

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

I can't even imagine how it felt. You saw them three times, WOW JUST WOW. You heard their best renditions of Dazed and Confused, incredible! Thank you very much for watching this series. Stay tuned, new videos are on the way.

[@saleconomos473]

Also... Sept 3 1971 MSG.... June 15 1972 Long Island...MSG 1977 second and third show. Yea I'm bragging....get over it!

[@jeffjones4769]

Wonderful series. Thank you 👍💯👏🏻👏🏻

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Thank YOU for watching all 3 episodes John. There's a new release coming up on Sat. April 22nd.

[@richsouthall1937]

If you watch Jimmy Page and his early live performances, you can see that, from his stage presence and level of showmanship, he was somewhat withdrawn and low-key, with his face hidden under his long hair and Robert seemed to be the visual focus of the band - but starting in 72 or 73 you can see how Page displayed increasing confidence as a frontman and displayed tremendous physicality in his stage presence. Just watch TSRTS and you can see him really shine under the spotlight; what a gifted and talented man!!

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

You are 100% correct. Jimmy stepped up the stage game and the more we look into it he definitely took matters into his own hands once Robert's high voice faced many obstacles. They were a BAND in the purest form! Thank You for Watching!

[@randomfog]

Brilliant JCM!

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Your username is one the best hehehehe. Thank you very much for watching this series. Stay tuned for more, new videos are on the way :)

[@randomfog]

@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories thank you JCM!! It’s my band’s name ❤️

[@Roger-rn5zz]

Outstanding performance with your editing of this fabulous compilation of retro ( back in the good ole days ) information on definitely one of, if not the greatest band in the world ( Even to date) . I absolutely enjoyed your documentary of Led Zeppelin's 5th album and the dynamite in-depth way of how you arranged the dates of their playing before the actual album was released and even the bonus track from a concert " professionally recorded" at Southampton '73 ( Of the which I would love to hear in it's entirety) and the feeling that was produced from the ingenious editing from your part, sir. An Absolute Relic of work you've done. It's as if you've put me right back in '73! God bless you. 🙂

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Wow Roger, thank YOU so much for tuning in to this musical adventure from their progressive rock album. It was such a challenge arranging the timeline and script for this one that i am honored to read your comment. Hope you enjoy the new content, there will be more albums covered like this :) Southampton 73 should be released in an official format right? It's a killer performance.

[@adambana5857]

Great work on the theme song too!!!

[@WeaponsEducation]

I never realized they had 5 albums under their belt by 1972. With 8 years to go! I love your videos

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Quite something right? I mean Houses was released in 1973 but yeah, the whole thing was mixed and finished by 1972. How i wished they released it in 72...even if they had such a strong competition to battle against. Thank you very much for watching this series W.E. Stay tuned for more, new videos are on the way :)

[@stevef4010]

I know. It's remarkable. It must have been a full time glorious job to be alive (I was. But not of age yet) and listening to all the incredible music coming out in 68-73 especially. There are so many masterpieces from this era. Incredible bands putting out new albums every 6 mos. Just zeppelin alone is unreal. Add in The Who. Deep purple, pink Floyd, Beatles, stones. Jethro Tull, Santana, Grateful Dead...the list goes on and on and on and on to quote Bron y aur Stomp.

[@christopherlees1134]

One thing that makes these documentaries so incredibly great is the pace at which the information is delivered. There’s not too much talking. There’s a lot of space between the points made giving one time to digest. And all of the excellent music in between the different scenes it’s just fantastic. It’s all thoroughly drenched in all things zeppelin vibe.

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Thank you Christopher! I appreciate it. As a Zepp fan myself and musician i believe narrating these should follow light and shade to find the right flow. Made my day to know you feel it does :) Stay tuned for a new video coming up on Saturday April 22nd!

[@STV-H4H]

Nice work. I visited the causeway in 1999 and was able to recreate the artwork on HOTH back home with a very near appearance from the photos I took. Using photoshop and a very detailed selection of my photos I was able to capture what I felt was as close to the original pictures used by Storm (or the other people at Hipgnosis) by getting as near to the places each pic might’ve been taken from. The more distant pic for the inside was always off because I didn’t want to be standing in the water. Perhaps it might’ve been a 50mm lens or something I may not have had in my kit. I’ll never now. But seeing the opening imagery really brought me back to seeing it with my own eyes.

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

So cool you went there! I wish i could go! I bet the energy is quite special. Thank you very much for watching this series. Stay tuned for more, new videos are on the way :)

[@japzbene1562]

Even though I had heard Zeppelin years prior to this Lp being released this is the one that got me hook line and sinker. I was 10 driving with my family from Detroit to Florida and back again in my fathers tricked out van, you know mag wheels, shag carpeting and a kick ass stereo system. We had 3 8 tracks, The Rolling Stones Hot Rocks, The Beatles Blue Album and Zeppelins HOH such great memories. Such a great job yet again on your effort. PEACE LOVE LED ZEPPELIN

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

A van's stereo has just the right level of Low End and Mids to really enjoy rock and roll. What a great time you had as a teen. The golden era of music! Cheers Joseph!

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

This series is superlative. I cannot thank you enough for all your work on this project of yours. I’m so glad, For our sake, that you are a self-described OCD personality….and that you are such an avid fan of Led Zeppelin…..my favorite band. BRAVO! 🤘

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

The OCD helps in collecting CD's too lol. It's great to read you've enjoyed this series so much, really motivates me to keep going! Today i am cranking up the EURO TOUR of 73, they were really ON FIRE! Stay tuned for more, new videos are on the way :)

[@fran98832]

I gotta say that the Southampton University concert has one of, if not the greatest live rendition of thank you with Jonesy's Mellotron solo at the beginning being one of the most tender things I've ever heard, great video m8 !! !!

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Hey Frany! Thank you so much for tuning into the Houses of the Holy series. Southampton is a very special concert for sure, love the way you feel right there with the band, at a private show. Hope you did my new Zepp topic on the 1990s Post Led careers :)

[@jeremywanner4526]

These docs are unbelievable brother,best band of all time.Great job!

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Thank you very much for watching this series Jeremy. Stay tuned for more, new videos are on the way :)

[@billwhitman4125]

You can't overstate how incredible this series is. Same goes for this album, and this band. The album contains 3 of my top 10 Zep songs with The Rain Song, No Quarter, and Over The Hills And Far Away. Is there another band that had the relationship with their manager that they had ? They knew he put their interest first and it allowed them to just write the greatest rock n roll songs and then perform them live. I cringe when I read people saying they can't recreate their music live as it is on records. I don't know, if you ask me I don't want it exact to the album. No fun in that. But in my opinion, no band has done more for rock n roll in only 10 years than Led Zeppelin has. Every band after them took something from them, and if they say no.....they need look a little better at themselves. My friend....you knocked this 3 part Documentary on this album out of the park. I learned more about my favorite rock band , and confirmed a few things I've learned along the way. Thank you for allowing us come along with you on this journey. I for one truly appreciate your gift. Peace my friend.

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Bill you are right on the money as Peter Grant being one of the greatest manager ever. Also i agree that live music has to be different, that's the point right? This is why i can't appreciate live Genesis past 1978 with then sounding very much like the record and i am a Genesis fan too. I am so glad and thankful this documentary shed light on new bits on information as well as confirming stuff too. I had a blast doing these, thank you so much for watching these. Stay tuned, new videos are on the way.

[@MattiaTurra]

Who needs "Becoming Led Zeppelin" when we have your documentaries? Great stuff as always!

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Wow Thank you Mattia! The next video series will be a 2 part special that i hope you enjoy very much!

[@jamesmorgan2064]

Always love the content JCM . Zeppelin brotha through and through.

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Thank you so much James! ROCK AND ROLL to you!

[@johnmclaughlin5660]

Amazing ,cheers ! 💜🍷🔥

[@Strydr8105]

And that was the thing, Zeppelin not only had great live music... They continued to give back to their fans with awesome stage theatrical and visual entertainment... So it was even more that just a great live show it was a mind gift for the young trippers. I think I've mentioned this before but when there was a huge cloud of smoke coming from the stage and then a flock of white doves were released from the smoke.... It was like being in the presence of God himself.

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

They sure took their show to new heights every time. You mean the Kezar doves moment? That's so cool!!

[@MustangRed1967]

OMG MORE PLEASE. Your stuff is Fantastic.

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Thanks man i appreciate it! Working like a mad man as i have a video coming up in two weeks. Hope you enjoy this one.

[@MustangRed1967]

@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories yes! 🤙

[@TheChadTI]

These videos are quite simple the best doc series ever made for KZbin. As entertainment as reference

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Thank you very much for watching this series. Wow this means a lot! Hopefully i will have the time of day to keep this going for a long time! Stay tuned for more, new videos are on the way :)

[@matcoffidis1135]

So cool to hear that snippet of Georgia...❤

[@johnmills2134]

Ok, buddy, I just figured out how to donate to you because you're more than worth it. Rock on, Rush wishes you their best.

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

The man himself! Thank you for reaching out via Email :)

[@eduardogameros7922]

As a big fan of Led Zeppelin I have to say that this is the best job I’ve ever seen 🙌🏽 thank you so much

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Thank you very much Eduardo. Hope you enjoy the channel's content. More videos coming up in the next weeks :)

[@JeremiahB444]

This is fantastically made, well done! Please do one for LZ4

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Thank you very much Jeremiah! Stick around for more videos coming up. I will cover all of their albums :)

[@gregbyrne743]

Should be released formally it is amazing thank you

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Thank you for tuning in Greg! Glad you enjoyed it! Editing these was fun. Stay tuned for more videos coming soon.

[@jeffreytaylor6257]

Got to give you credit for the effort. Incredible. JT

[@badger8800]

Thank you 👍👍👍

[@GregRichards-vv4bj]

Really, really enjoyed this! The details are incredible, the visuals and script too... (Maybe) your best one yet Jose. Keep em coming amigo

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Glad you enjoyed it! This is one of my favorite Zeppelin time periods , researching this was quite a challenge, i am happy you found this entertaining and informative too!

[@SteveSteeleSoundSymphony]

Houses of the Holy, Zep III and Presence are probably my favorite Zeppelin albums. Great work JMC!

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

That's quite the power of Three! Thank you tuning in to this series. More videos coming up soon!

[@SteveSteeleSoundSymphony]

@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories Let me guess your next Zeppelin series. Hmmm,… Physical Graffiti? That seems like an album with a lot of back story. Second guess would be Zep III or Zep IV.

[@p.a.jacobs5514]

Much anticipated and loved by the masses even to this day my friend .Thank You😊

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Thank you very much for watching this series. Stay tuned for more, new videos are on the way :)

[@OutOnTheTiles]

Another killer episode! I really don’t know how you do it….each episode is so detailed and I’m learning so much. I have also wondered about where that pic/film was taken where they are boarding the Starship. I’ve also always thought it was Pittsburgh from the many books I have read and gone through….But with what you are saying I have to rethink when it might have been taken. I like your theory. Interesting to think they flew to LA for a few days before the 27th NY gig and Jimmy picking up his new top…..I absolutely love that top with the tinsel on the shoulders. I wish he had worn it the entire three NY gigs. The pic of the four of them outside the Starship,with Roberts arms spread wide,hangs on my living room wall. I have it framed…and it looks great. Thank you so much for all the work you put into these episodes. All the best to you and can’t wait till your next one. Cheers✌️

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

OOTT! Thank you for tuning to this series, really had a blast editing these. I also like Jimmy's outfit with the Stars, the Matador jacket rocks but there is something about that first jacket that captures the eye. The Starship pic is a classic, gotta love it! Stay tuned for more, new videos are on the way :)

[@64north20west]

I don't know if these Zep-documentaries are getting better or if I'm just addicted. This is an excellent "Easter Egg". Worth the Paypal donation, no doubt. The Song doesn't just Remain The Same, the greatness does as well. Gracias y Felices Pascuas.

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Glad you like them! Felices Pascuas. Me pareció apropiado publicar este album en este tiempo. Recintos de lo Sagrado :) I am working as hard as i can on new scripts and soon i will need a new computer, the technician told me, you've worked the sh#t out of it, time to replace the unit, we'll see how that goes!

[@gregwalker1913]

Excellent work JC!

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Thank you so much Greg! A new video premieres Saturday!

[@djlehara]

OUTSTANDING. BRAVO, MY FRIEND. (AS I STAND)

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Thank you very much for watching this series DJ Lehara. I say CHEERS man and let's crank up that VIENNA 1973 show to celebrate! Stay tuned for more, new videos are on the way :)

[@TerryMaplePoco]

great stuff thank you for putting these together!!

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Glad you like them! Thanks for tuning in Terry, hope you enjoy the rest!

[@rokarolla]

very enjoyable once again

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Thank you very much for watching this series. Stay tuned for more, new videos are on the way :)

[@ralphtarr5931]

Thanks for another great one brother! John Bonham was my biggest influence as a young drummer, I was playing in school band since 1978and I got my first kit the summer before his death , I was a freshman in highschool in my 1st band when he died and over the years while developing my own style I still have a huge BONHAM in my groove and am happy to admit it!😊🥁🥁😎 Thanks again.

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Having a huge Bonham influence is always a great thing. I am sure you are an outstanding drummer yourself. Thank you very much for watching this series. Stay tuned for more, new videos are on the way :)

[@MrJimmyn82]

Another top episode! :)

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Thank you Jim! Stick around for a new release this coming Saturday :)

[@MrJimmyn82]

@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories Will do!! :)

[@Twotontessie]

Drum sound on 1/22/73 so good.

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

I know right? The classic Ludwig Bonham Attack!

[@Twotontessie]

@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories Depending on who you ask, for his live sound it was all downhill from there...whole band really. You go from that to four years later the weaker guitar sound (why?), the stainless steel set (sounded like a$$), and the Alembic bass. None of that did it for me.

[@Mike-Olds-1]

Thank you so very much Sir for these amazing videos. The are awesome. 👍🎸

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Thank you very much for watching this series MIKE. Stay tuned for more, new videos are on the way :)

[@patdolan7418]

@JCM, thank you. All three parts, absolutely mesmerizing, and an incredible look into the most interesting, critical moments in Zeppelin's history. And thanks for your incredible fantasias on the music of the greatest Rock band in history.

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Fantasias is a great way to put it, sometimes people tell me i am a dreamer or delusional, i just tell them, MUSIC IS LIFE. Thank you very much for watching this series. Stay tuned for more, new videos are on the way :)

[@danjack-son4871]

One the best parts of my weekend. A cold beer and another great episode to watch! Thank you, JCM

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Hey Dan, be sure the beer is as cold as possible! Glad to be a part of your weekend! I am playing the 1973 EURO TOUR now, listening to these guys rock the stage, they were ON FIRE!

[@turkeeg7644]

He gained in wisdom and subtlety...... beautifully stated.

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Thank you Turkee G! I take my time on the scritps before any recording. Glad you liked this description!

[@turkeeg7644]

@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories Yes man!!......There is so much intelligence and thought in Zep's music. Great to have someone lay it out as such.

[@luciabenedetti3893]

Questi documentari sono eccellenti! Li sto seguendo volentieri e capisco anche un po' meglio a dir la verità 😅 grandissimo 👍 continua così.

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

grazie mille Lucia, lavorare a questi video è stato abbastanza impegnativo ma DIVERTENTE. Spero ti piaccia la serie.

[@paulfigg4048]

Phenomenal! Hats off to you!!The attention to detail and informational detail is so appreciative! I’m a big fan of your original music that you include in these documentaries, and I love how you include just a really cool look if you will to these documentaries! What an amazing talent and as one of many LED ZEPPELIN appreciators- THANK YOU!!! 🍻

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Thank so much Paul! In due time i wanna make a documentary on my music, tell you guys the story behind the compositions and what they mean in my life. First i will keep on ZEPPELIN :) Thank YOU for your ongoing support, it's what the community is about!

[@CMI2017]

You've surpassed yourself. An excellent and intelligent examination of a band's album and the period in which it was made. Great production overall, but the script in particular, stands above the bulk of rock appreciation reviews. Congratulations, and hopefully it will bring its own rewards to you.

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Thank you so much! The script i put a lot of time and effort into it, i believe this is the most important part and i am honored to read your comment really. Rewards are coming, building slowly but surely and makes me grateful. Nothing is built in one day, and the community here is a GIFT indeed! Hope you have a great week!

[@CMI2017]

@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories You may be interested to know that the Beatles 1965 sales record would be over $420K in 1973 dollars so they still topped Zeppelin. But your videos are not economic history and inflation. Best wishes.

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Trust me i never question The Beatles' sales power. They are the greatest :)

[@PlayerToBeNamedLater1973]

You are indeed the number 1 documentarian when it comes to Led Zeppelin.

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Thank you very much sir!

[@Nineathy]

A job well done on a superb video series!

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you very much for watching this series. Stay tuned for more, new videos are on the way :)

[@seinfeld8812]

Another great video. Thank you.

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Thank YOU for watching! There's a new video coming up in two weeks

[@Swat-ed5bt]

Awesome. How could I have missed this channel anyway now subscribed!! ❤️ 😎

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Welcome aboard! Glad to have you on my channel! From a Zepp fan to Zepp fans. I plan to cover everything on the band :)

[@jameshiltonmontesguzzoni9865]

Very, very good. Tnx!

[@eaaivazian]

Once again, I'm stunned. This is brilliant work. I will consider your work the ULTIMATE documentary series on one of my favorite bands. When you are done covering all the years, there will be a MULTI-HOUR documentary series covering in greater detail than ever before (BY FAR) the entire career pre, present and post of Led Zeppelin. Keep up the great work! Can't wait to see what you do next!! Great work, Jose. Just great.

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Hey Rikk, that's a great idea having a Multi-Hour Documentary series, i am honored by your words. As i work on new script ideas i remind myself to be patient, make coffee and keep going! The Led Zeppelin universe has a lot of places to visit! Thank you very much for watching this series. Stay tuned for more, new videos are on the way :)

[@eaaivazian]

@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories Thanks again, Jose. Tonight, after my family goes to bed, I'm going to marathon watch another of your Zep series again in my huge home theater in my mancave. ANY HINTS ON WHAT YOUR NEXT VID (series) IS GOING TO BE? I'd love just a hint, my friend.

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Wow there's nothing better than a home theater in a man cave! Honored for this marathon you speak of :) . Ok so the next zepp vids are a 2-part series and the hint is: FERDINAND.

[@Strydr8105]

It is so compelling to witness how led Zeppelin worked so hard, to please millions of people! I know they have changed my life, when I first heard them...I thought it is a revolution of the music industry.

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

It was a revolution, absolutely! Thank you for watching! Hope you dig the rest of the channel!

[@RawPower7]

Hey man thank you so much for your superb videos:)

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Thank YOU for watching and tuning in. There's a new video coming up on April 22nd!

[@RawPower7]

@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories awesome! Looking forward to it:)

[@GINKBB]

After 1973 it was a case of "The law of diminishing returns." No one stays at the top forever, nor can continue to operate at peak performance and efficiency over any extended period of time.

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Yes, post 1973 is strange. I believe the 1975 Tour was the less impressive of their concert runs till 1980 for many reasons.

[@GINKBB]

@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories while they had their moments in 75-77, it was painfully obvious, I think even more so to guitar players who devoted and studied and practiced LZ tunes, that Page was "stiffer" and not nearly as "nimble" on the fretboard...granted he "broke a finger" allegedly, but it was more than that. To me the 75 tour just "sounds" like far too much "coke"...and the 77 tour is WAY too much booze and heroin. I mean objective listeners can not deny the substantial demise of their musicality. The 77 "noise" solos are the sound of a heroin addict who hasn't practiced and frankly can no longer deliver. LOVE your documentaries!!!

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Yes GINKBB i agree on all counts. It will be hard for me to cover the drug part of their story. I will remain respectful and just suggest this without saying it directly. Working on new scripts right now! Btw Page did grew stronger as a rhythm player ironically!

[@GINKBB]

@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories I applaud your journalistic integrity, as Page, tho never denying "drug use" and even calling it "an important part" of his and the bands history, has certainly never gone on the record about; what "exactly" and how much of "whatever" he had or, continues to do. Unlike say the much publicized and discussed drug use of Keith Richards, Clapton, Pete Townshend, Joe Perry, Steven Tyler etc etc etc. I mean, any discerning player and listener "knows" what's up. Again, thank you, great work, and as an aside, I really admire your guitar playing. The discipline necessary to reach your level, and to play and learn things "note for note" is admirable. Kudos.

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Thank you my guitar journey comes from a place of Fun and Play, i still enjoy it as if it was the firsy day, its a Gift meant to bring good vibes to the world and battle society judging that sometimes hehe :) you know i read Richard's BIO and enjoyed his honesty. Because i had friends who battled addiction i believe unless the person speaks first hand about it, one should respect it. Besides, everybody in the 70s was doing coke so its not like they were hiding. The problem here was Heroin even Keef admits it.

[@luvbasses5487]

Excellent analysis once again Jose. The European swing through in Mar. of ‘73 was something of definite special significance. So many years back and when I heard the Hamburg, Ger. Dazed, I couldn’t believe my ears. Bonzo really did have Jimmy’s back, via his enormous “guitar ears.” The musical improvisations were breathtaking to say the least. They were wielding their art in a very powerful and convincing way here. The audiences loved it too. About the Bob Gruen Starship 1 famous photo: I’m referring to the poster and not the one w Jimmy in stage clothing. It was taken at Newark Intnl. Airport in NJ and not Pitts. That’s about all I can give you on that. Another factor on Mr. Jones: by the end of the euro ‘73 tour, the France shows, he acquired a Fender “Bass V” and used it for the entire first US leg. This was the world’s first five string bass guitar. It’s highlight (or…non-highlight by today’s standards,) is that it featured a high, open C string under G instead of the now low B over E. It’s neck was short scale but the high C rendered it then full scale by making up for any high notes available down low and without having to reach up to the high register. God, does that make any sense? The Bass V was brainstormed up by newly CBS acquired Fender Musical Instruments as Leo Fender sold it to them in Jan. ‘65. He stayed on as consultant but was unhappy with the new zealots in charge and left in the early seventies to start his new venture: the Music Man Stingray 1 guitar and Stingray Bass. Amps too! The “Bass V” was released in ‘65 and ground to a halt in ‘72. Evidently it just never caught on with site reader’s and students alike so it was then discontinued. After the LA 6-3-73 make-up date, this bass guitar never was seen again with Jones. Although he not surprisingly championed the instrument (check out Song Remains from the Mobile ‘73 SB tape for a clear example of this) he retired it and went back the the famed ‘62 Jazz Bass for all of the July dates. It’s pickups are the same type that went into Fender Mustang Basses. The “button pickup” it’s called. It’s quite punchy and unique sounding…but…it cannot compete ever with Leo’s flagship Jazz Bass IMO. Once again Jose, I enjoyed this final segment. I’m guessing something about the ‘75 tour is in the works. It was quite the abbreviated tour as Robert’s car acc. snubbed out any fall dates - and they simply were making too much money by ‘75 and had to leave England. Until next time my friend. Thank you for your incredible efforts here. I love it.

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Newark makes sense, so is that arriving for the first MSG SHOW? I am so glad you brought the FENDER BASS V topic, i was going to include this but then i had to go deep into analyzing the sonic part of it. This i will do on a future episode of just this tour, since it's my personal favorite i had to restraint the fanboy there for a sec lol, had i not done that, episode 3 would have been 3 hours long lol. The Bass V was definitely ugly looking and i can tell why Jones didn't like it. Something about 75 is in the works yes...good call hehe. But before that i will premiere a special 2 part series on another topic btw, hope you enjoy! As always, thank you for your support LB! Have a great week!

[@luvbasses5487]

Im not exactly certain as I don’t know the distance between Newark, NJ and midtown Manhattan. Maybe they jumped from Pittsburgh to Newark, then LaGuardia for the 27th opener. The Bass V was as ugly as a ducks’ ass. Very awkward looking bass, but it sounds pretty damn good. The few shows in France and all the US dates in May-early June featured Jones with this bass. I like the block/bound necks on them but the first year models got dot markers and not block inlays. The Fender Jazz Bass got these cosmetic upgrades by mid ‘66 as well. On a poorly lit stage however, the binding with their black-dot side markers are a huge help...so you can always see your position. I love how you brought up Jimmy’s “tuxedo loafer” stage shoes too. They fit right in. What a class act how he looked during these years. It’s almost fitting to say that after the ‘73 tour, it was the end of an era. It was like Zeppelin pt. 1. From ‘75 onwards they “sounded” different. Jimmy’s clean and nasal sounding guitar sound in ‘75 is a subject that caused debate and conversations that likely went on well into the wee hours in guitar-nerd circles I’d bet! The ‘73 tour for me was their crown 💎. By ‘75 they were physically depleted to some extent. I’ll stop here! Again, thank u for dealing with my long winded replies Jose. You’re the best!

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

I will do a mini episode on this bass alone. Its fascinating, thanks for this! Quick question do you think he used it all the way thru the gig or just some songs? I believe 1973 was perfect indeed. I second your Physically Depleted line...wow, almost like the album should have been called like that. 75 shows bother me as they Look the part but Page and Plant do not you know? And yes Jimmy's tone there...ugh...why Jimmy...why! Jaja. For me part 3 Zeppelin was 1979-1980 but cut short :(

[@luvbasses5487]

I often wonder this myself - and I’m only the bass hack who isn’t supposed to notice this stuff. But when you listen to how very slick his playing was during the span of ‘73, then jump to ‘75, that slickness was all but absent. The Seattle ‘73 tape exhibits the ‘73 Zeppelin concert experience perfectly. Jimmy all but carries the entire band - melodically speaking - on his shoulders for the entire show. Those taping bandits walked away with the most legendary Zeppelin show. Yet in ‘75 Jimmy did something to his amps. What it was I don’t know. New tubes? Different 100W heads? I really don’t know but....by then cracks were showing in her hull for sure. One last thing: the opening gigs in July, the final leg, started in Chicago. Jones was using still the Bass V for these two gigs. By the Detroit affairs he was back on the ‘62 Jazz Bass and until the end of the tour. There are some good photos out there from Chicago Stadium and you’ll see clearly John with that ugly duckling bass five!

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

I need to carefully revisit the 73 shows. Actually i wanted to do a show by show review for Houses Episode 3 but then thought this will be 2 hours long stop! Ny first Zepp boot experience was Seattle July 17th 1973, that show is a GEM. Dazed is out of this world. I love playing 73 versions with cover bands, Page had a very unique vision in this time period. He was always battling afterwards. I think in 75' what happened is he cut down the gain to augment the volume and power but the problem is his playing was not clean on stage cause he got Nervous, very nervous. Jimmy suffered from it and that is why the drinking, etc. He was a fragile figure who dealt with a lot indeed. His energy and force on the guitar was his alter ego that needes to warm up to deliver.

[@davevanwhalen2693]

Wow brother that was great, keep up the great work. I feel like you're the teacher and I'm the student. It's amazing how much information you have on this band.

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Thank you very much for watching this series Dave. I love spending hours on research and taking my time for the scripts. Glad to read your comment really! Stay tuned, new videos are on the way.

[@sweetpain67]

Excellent. Your literary voice gets stronger, more layered, surprising, insightful, puzzling (as in assembling a tapestry of ideas and themes and histories and emotions...in every paragraph, every sentence) and fluid by the video. I think...you’re a writer first. As many artists are. I think you’re dangerously close, and confidently fearless enough to move to Zep’s darkest outpost: not the satanism...the underage passenger. It’s the final piece, one that needs to be put on record, for all time. This, JCM...will seal your legacy as the true master of this realm.

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

This comment means a lot Miles, thank you so much! I really enjoy writing the script, got me there, it's my favorite part of the process. As far as dangerously close to those dark outposts, since i work with the official and confirmed sources of information, we'll see how the big picture looks first. If there's a door to be explored i think the material itself will lead me there or maybe it will give me the tools to tackle other band's as well. Trust me....i've spent afternoons thinking about theories and things that seem apparent, others i just feel my gut telling me what some truths could be. I look forward to cover their entire discography and explore the live shows in depth as well as establish some what ifs that i think are relevant inside this Zeppelin fever. Once again, thank you for your words, have a great week yourself!

[@tektoniks_architects]

World class, Jose! Your videos just get better and better. Respect! Ernie

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Hey T.A!!! Glad these videos are showing the hours of work behind them! Thank you very much for watching this series. Stay tuned for more, new videos are on the way :)

[@Briantichydrums]

Loved it! Great all the way around! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Thank you so much Brian! I am cranking up that Euro 73 tour today, Bonham went full prog in many places. What was he thinking? Or maybe he wasn't but just flowing in the creative spark!!!!

[@stevenorgate4307]

I just want to say I've enjoyed all of your episodes so far. You do amazing work! It brings me back to my teens in the 80's just learning about Zeppelin. Well done sir!

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Great to hear it brought you back to your teens, it gets ME there as well, my girlfriend looks at me like "this fever ain't going away is it? i say NO lol. Thank you very much for watching this series. Stay tuned for more, new videos are on the way :)

[@bombaylounge1928]

Excellent work my friend. Thank you so much

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Thank you very much for watching this series. Stay tuned for more, new videos are on the way :)

[@JAMESGANG-f5u]

I’m officially hooked on these. At 8 years old (1980) I was a Beach Boys fan. By 10 I was into the Beatles By 12-13 it was the Stones then Hendrix By 14-15 it was Zeppelin Now I’m 50 and still stuck on Zeppelin. I’ve been into a wide range of artists from Alice In Chains to Waylon Jennings. Over the years I’ve delved into The Who, Sabbath, all 3 Hank Williams (particularly 3), The Black Keys, White Stripes, Lenny Kravitz, STP and so on, but it’s always been Zeppelin. #2 (my second favorite is miles below and always changing). I guess I’m writing this after rewatching the beginning of the first ITTOD video where JC describes the events leading to his love for LZ. My dad ordered I & II cds in about 1987. When everyone at my school was into Motley Crue and RUN-DMC I was considered weird for listening to LZ. I could totally relate when JC mentioned his peers liking Linkin Park. From there I ended up with IV then PG. Then HOTH, III, Presence and lastly ITTOD. Well lastly CODA. I was stuck on the first 6 albums for years before giving the last 3 more attention. I LOVE these series and I look forward to more in the future. These are BY FAR the best LZ documentation ever done !!

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Hey EZ! I totally relate to your recollections! My first CD was a Billboard 1966 compilation (dad bought it), it had Good Vibrations on it, i was obsessed with that song. Hope you enjoy what's coming, working hard on scripts and balancing day job activities too :) I wish you a great week!

[@Talkingdrums127]

I thought I knew everything that there was to know about Zeppelin! Great video!!!

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Thank you very much for watching this series Ericko. Stay tuned for more, new videos are on the way :)

[@badger8800]

Perfect 👍

[@tomb8430]

Hey Jose, thanks for such a great doco on this album. It's a special on for me. I remember the first time I bought it all those years ago. It is the gateway to the mighty Physical Graffiti, which is the album that made me the Led Zep freak that I became for the rest of my life. Looking forward to one of your documentaries that opens with the first bars of that Custard Pie riff. Thanks for all your work man... you bring me back to the teenager I was back all those decades ago, where then, without internet, one could only imagine the content that you bring us today.

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

That's a killer idea to open the doc with Custard Pie, becuase of copyright let me see how can i blend that with another tune, i really like your suggestion, i can see it! Hey Tom i got your email and will reply soon, i appreciate you reaching out! Editing these was a lot of fun, hope you enjoy the new videos coming up soon!

[@mda037]

This series is so well done!! A great and detailed documentation of this specific period.

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Thank you very much for watching this series. Stay tuned for more, new videos are on the way :)

[@ledzepfilm]

On the subject of the mystery airplane photos, Jimmy wore the Stars jacket in Baltimore on the 23rd and claims he got it in LA in June 73 in “The Anthology”. I agree it’s not on the way to Three Rivers. Maybe it’s on their way back from Pittsburgh the next day, or an undocumented flight of some kind?

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

OMG the man himself, you are one of the greatest contributors to the Zepp community ever. I salute you sir! Interesting Page claims to get the outfit in June 73. So this means they flew back home and waited? Why wouldn't he wear it on their first show in July. You are right about Jimmy wearing the upper part of the wardrobe at Baltimore, this also raises more questions!

[@ledzepfilm]

@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories Appreciate the kind words, my friend, and kudos to your hard work as well! I'm unsure what the exact situation would be - Jimmy claims June 73 (but he is notoriously inaccurate on dates) but for sure the first time he wears the jacket on stage is in Baltimore. Although, it would make sense considering they were in California at the time. Maybe he did buy it in July, but I don't think there's a schedule or recollection of a detour later in the 2nd leg out there to know for sure!

[@IraSiegel]

Excellent as always my friend. This music nerd learned some new things.

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Glad to read this! Music nerd here too. Proud and Loud ;) Thanks for tuning in the series. More stuff coming soon.

[@IraSiegel]

@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories Awesome!

[@ncxkd]

Your best yet

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Thank you very much for watching this series. Stay tuned for more, new videos are on the way :)

[@dannybursace9151]

What can I say that hasn’t been said? Fantastic job as always on your latest Zep series!! Can’t wait for the next! I send your channel to all my music loving buddies

[@bigdunc1313]

My favourite KZbin videos. So much quality with a labour of love.

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Hey Danny! Cheers for this album and THIS BAND, they gave us so much! Editing these was FUN and exhausting lol, reading your comment is rewarding! Thank you very much for watching this series. Stay tuned for more, new videos are on the way :)

[@efolson]

Thanks for another great episode! I still have my original copy with the white band displaying the title on it. A unique album in so many ways!

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

That white band breaks easily, i say this from personal experience hehe. Take good care of it Eric! Thank you very much for watching this series. Stay tuned for more, new videos are on the way :)

[@VolodyaVolodenka1981]

STUNNING

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Thank you very much for watching this series Vladimir. Stay tuned for more, new videos are on the way :)

[@robgraham5016]

That was awesome dude! HOTH is my FAV ZEP album!

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Thank you very much for watching this series Rob. HOTH is a GREAT album to have as favorite, the textures and EMOTIONS there, just wow! Stay tuned for more, new videos are on the way :)

[@geemac7267]

Great stuff!

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Thank you very much for watching this series. Stay tuned for more, new videos are on the way :)

[@caramanico1]

I've watched the entire series JCM, and you made a lot of great observations, comments and deductions. But one stands out very directly to me - the one about obtaining early bootlegs and being "put off by Plant's high end screaming." I bought LZ II, the untitled 4th album, Graffiti, LZ1, LZIII and HOTH in that order. Me and my fellow Zep Heads all thought that the sped-up vocals on HOTH were just a studio gimmick that didn't work. Then the news about the throat issues/operation hit the rock mags a year of two later. Then I got a few Zep vinyl boots and really started collecting Zep boots when CDs came out. During all that, I too was "put off by his high end screaming" all the time.

[@ikigomez1407]

Fantastic, man! Can't wait for the next!

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Thank you very much for watching this series IKI. Stay tuned for more, new videos are on the way :) No spoilers for now!

[@wadeguidry6675]

You rule dude! Can't wait for more!

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Thank you very much for watching this serie Wade. Stay tuned for more, new videos are on the way :)

[@marciashiraishi5891]

Hi Jose! As always, impeccable work! Makes me wonder how many hours of research and insane work this takes... and also the satisfaction you feel seeing the end result. I'm learning so much about Zeppelin, surely this rockstar life must be very tiring, I think they have more flight hours than a veteran commercial pilot. Many think that these guys' life was one continuous party, drinks, drugs, women, lots of money, forgetting the hard side, away from families, spending more time in hotels than at home. Loved your analysis of Plant's vocal issues and how the band dealt with it, very smart move. I also loved the Variations On 1972 theme at the beginning, I remember seeing you playing in some short videos, could you make a longer video, you are a great guitar player! Thanks for another lesson on Zeppelin! ❤️

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

That is a great line right there Marcia, "more flight hours than a veteran commercial pilot". Absolutely, they are overworked and so much movement takes a toll on the person's mental part as well. They were humans who like everybody else, was making a living and trying to balance the mayhem on the road too. Thank so much for watching these series, there will be a new series soon. Recording the theme song was a fun experience but i will tell you, i get a fraction of views for music only videos, i see the algorhythm here on KZbin actually promotes them less, so playing guitar alone has a limited reach. I will post more guitar videos in the near future! Like always, i appreciate your good vibes and support. Led Zeppelin really conquered the 70s, no question!

[@marciashiraishi5891]

@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories Such a shame that your music videos have few views while there is so much rubbish out there whit thousands of views. About the algorithm, I usually say that it’s not AI, it’s AD (artificial dumb) 🤭

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

A.D hahaha. Well i don't stress about it. Building a community is happening and i am thankful. Slowly but surely things happen if one enjoys the process. I believe riches come from a perspective of play and love. :)

[@marciashiraishi5891]

@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories Agree 100%!!! 😊🍀☘️

[@bigdunc1313]

1985 i was 17. These guys were Gods. I was such a big fan . Like so many who love music. Don’t think I’ve ever listened to Dyer Maker all the way through, it’s terrible. Enjoying the videos reminding me how much they meant to the young me, Intro music you’ve nailed it again , like you was born to do this.. 🐣⭐️

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Thank you so much, it makes me smile to know a true Zepp fan appreciates these videos done out of love and admiration for the mighty Zepp. D'yer Ma'ker i actually like believe it or not, but yeah, it's totally out of place there so i understand why you don't like it hehe. I enjoy playing their music very much, i feel i was born to love art, finding a community here on KZbin is one of the greatest gifts ever. Hope you have a great week and stay tuned, more videos coming soon!

[@wildrosesfortheexit]

Thank you for all the hard work that you have put into these videos. It’s really a fantastic achievement and I thoroughly enjoyed all of it and all your videos. ❤❤

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Thank YOU for watching the series. So glad to have you on my channel. I am working out a new script plus premiering a new video on April 22nd l. Stay tuned :)

[@wildrosesfortheexit]

@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories Fantastic! Keep them coming :)

[@matthewtapley2765]

Awesome as usual! They should really release some of the 73 European tour shows. Maybe a series like Deep Purple is doing

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

Man! I just saw Purple's 1972 Archive release. I did not know about it. Saw 50 track thing in Spotify, i was like NO WAY! Glad they did. I still haven't finished it. I agree. Zepp should release stuff if they have it. Thank you very much for tuning in Matt!

[@matthewtapley2765]

Love the content thank you!

[@danielvysocky2716]

Listening to "TSRTS soundtrack" as I normally would anyway, but watching this at my local. You definitely enhanced my Saturday day off experience 👍

[@LoneLee2022]

That soundtrack is my favorite recording ever.

[@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories]

I can't get enough of TSRTS! Such a KILLER ALBUM! Thank you very much for watching this series. Stay tuned for more, new videos are on the way :)