Led Zeppelin - Immigrant song, Heartbreaker, Black dog (Sydney,1972,feb 27) Remastered by RudenkoArt

[@jamespupa3443]

Greatest band ever saw them 13 shows. Always great

[@tinapasquale8918]

It is nice to hear the songs on the phone

[@KevinHallSurfing]

Was drizzling ☔ rain until just on 2pm and the sun came out as they kicked off with Immigrant Song. They played for 3 hours 20 min and nailed it. We didn’t have tickets 🎟 we just walked in through the gate with the crowd. 🤩

[@michaelmayo1485]

Who's a Lucky Bunny Then😂❤

[@jamesw4895]

The good old days

[@KevinHallSurfing]

@@michaelmayo1485 LOL Very very lucky. Sitting near a beach and a mate drove up in a packed Kombi and yelled out "wanna go to see Led Zeppelin?" Nobody had tickets but lucked the unexpected crowd and the overwhelmed collector at a wide open gate. Slipped $5 into his shirt pocket for a beer and thanked the guy😆🤩

[@stefaniaazzara3095]

Vorrei tornare indietro nel tempo essere lì e godermi i LED zeppelin. Beato te

[@stefaniaazzara3095]

Vorrei tanto che tu mi potessi raccontare qualcosa in più del concerto

[@philipnavarre4912]

I think 1972 was Led Zeppelin's best year.

[@tinapasquale8918]

It is nice to hear the songs from the band on the phone and radio

[@nunyabeeswax3936]

Beatles were fading and Led Zeppelin took over!

[@LoveOneAnotherHeSaid]

and 10 million other bands ... good grief. "Did you like the Monkeys OR The Beatles" ... such is the question for people who know not the plethora of talent across genres.

[@steviem1000]

The beatles?? Wtf, have they got to do with this type of musical prowess. Led zeppelin werein a whole different league! I grew up in the sixties. There were hundreds of decent bands. Anyways the kinks were far better than the beatles.

[@jonprosise7162]

@@LoveOneAnotherHeSaidI understand. I like all three and most during that time frame

[@BonesBones-qx9jd]

Different style, Beatles are still goat​@@steviem1000

[@Suspiria903]

Amazing section rhythmic by Jones and Bonham🤟🏻🔝

[@nugeman7779]

like a freight train

[@camerondean6804]

I think this is the best I've ever heard Mr.. Page live. Clearly not under the influence and not nearly as sloppy as usual. They all sound so tight. Wish there were more live recordings of them like this.

[@colkilgore9973]

The jet lag would’ve killed most mere mortals.

[@clarkmacgowan5114]

I saw them in 1971 and 1973. Frankly, Jimmy was absolute perfection. The old band was. I saw them again in 1977 and my jaw hit the ground. Jimmy probably weighed a hundred pounds soaking wet. His appearance was horrifying and his playing was almost as bad. All my friends and I thought for sure he would not be around for another five years. Thank God for him and his loved ones that he pulled it together and is still rocking today!

[@crb640]

He must have changed his live rig after Houses was recorded and they started playing to larger audiences. Saw them in ‘73 @MSG and his live playing was incredible. By the Physical Graffiti tour things were a lot looser and drugs became the focus of their tours.

[@theStacyJames]

Page had a recording truck at every gig. He has 1000s of hours of fresh cuts in his vaults and it started in 1969, so they must be amazing! Let's call him and get him to release it all. Hahaha! Yeah, I hear you about the "under the influence" but man, if I was doing 320 dates a year for five f'n years straight I might need to be under the influence. Isn't it enough they were the greatest band of the 20th century (on record)? It is for me.

[@camerondean6804]

@@theStacyJames I totally see your point and agree. I also agree that the studio recordings are unmatched. I understand the substance abuse. It's a disease and anyone can become afflicted. I would have probably fallen prey as well.

[@JuarezFilho-u5v]

LED Zeppelin pauleira eterna total total 🇧🇷🔥🤘🏽🎸🎤🥁🎹☮️✌️👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@melissagepfrey7107]

Can you feel it ❤️❤️❤️

[@headbangerministries]

70s people in tune with thw music. Today, people are tuned to a stupid cell phone!

[@mario93653]

Is true!

[@nugeman7779]

5:35-5:45....... Sorry Joe B. You are a prodigy, but NO ONE will ever reach this intensity Jimmy had here. Unbelievable the zone he was in here.

[@thomask2043]

"BEST BAND EVER"

[@thepleb5652]

Always loved that out on the tiles intro

[@steviem1000]

Brilliant hearing this, it was a shame plants voice broke not long after. They were right on top of their game here.

[@LoveOneAnotherHeSaid]

You must be a singer.

[@Noumenon4Idolatry]

It broke that early??? I’ll need to give that a good look. I know it broke at some point. Happens to the best sometimes.

[@digiorno1142]

@@Noumenon4IdolatryIt had actually already broken at this point. This is kind of his voice’s final stand. Just listen to this song live in 1970 or 1971 and compare it with this, it’s night and day difference. His voice is weaker and less full than normal believe it or not. Despite that he still sounds pretty great overall. He was just a good singer.

[@jonnybabich9667]

​@digiorno1142 I don't know where this broken voice thing came from, but I've always thought it was a conscious decision on plants part. I've heard him say he was just copying somebody else's style in the beginning, and he wanted to find his own voice. If his voice is broken on How the west was won,1972, then it's still plenty for me. Now David Lee Roth on the other hand lol, that to me is a broken voice, I place it sometime during Eat em&smile tour.

[@digiorno1142]

@@jonnybabich9667 The “conscious decision” you mention is actually referring to his singing style. That switch happened around mid 1970 which is the vocal style you hear on Led Zeppelin III and Led Zeppelin IV, rather than the powerful bluesy voice on the first two albums. Here though I’m talking about his actual vocal ability. By 1972 Plant had developed nodules on his vocal cords from overuse which caused a loss of range and power, a slight change in tone, and LOTS of voice cracking especially on high notes. Though the cracking was more prominent on some nights than others. Here at this specific concert in LA 1972 his voice was in pretty good shape and didn’t crack much if at all, but he still had less range and power from the nodules. Around this time is when he had to start altering melodies of songs so he could actually sing them. If you want to really hear what I’m talking about just listen to Since I’ve Been Loving You live in 1972, and then live in 1970. Unbelievable difference in vocals.

[@stephenoneill245]

Will you just look at the bare stage they had back then. Imagine what a show today would look like.

[@hoil2986]

................with better cameras and filming.

[@LoveOneAnotherHeSaid]

Music is notes!

[@theseustoo]

All the glistz backdrops would only take away from what really counts... the band and their music! If you need that much glitz, you're really not that much of a band, huh? Just sayin'... 😉

[@JeffJacenty]

That's part of what made it sound great! No theatrics, just great music

[@ArjantinErmeni]

From 8:01...OMG. And I had more than 40 years (I got few more years) listening LZ. This material is just awesome. THANKS !!

[@dancingdave5404]

I was there at age 18...Sydney Showground. As soon as they started the crowd deserted the grandstand giving my girlfriend and I the best view!!! Led Zeppelin played for 2 1/2 hours non-stop...gig of the 20th Century. I am now 71 and still rockin' hard!!!

[@theseustoo]

Half your luck mate! (From another Dave... 'Ramblin' Dave'...) I never actually got to see Led Zeppelin live... though I always wished I could! But I DID actually get to jam with John Paul Jones at his home just outside Crowborough, near Buxted, Sussex... the high-point of my life! Long may you rock Dave! And the same for Led Zep... even though the original band is nought but a memory nowadays... (more's the pity!) Long may they rock!!! 😁

[@markjarvis2136]

Once in lifetime will four great individuals come together to create a band and rule the world of rock n roll for generations. Still the best rock blues band of all time. Simply sublime.🎸🥁🎤🎹🎼💙♥️

[@pamelagrogan8305]

SEEN ZEP TWICE ,, !972 & 1973 ,,, BUFFALO,N.Y. BEST CONCERTS EVER!!!!!!.....

[@johnhermann8121]

These are some of the best live renditions of these songs I have heard!

[@MatthewStegeman-d7g]

Prime Zeppelin was, is and always will be untouchable!

[@AcapulKero]

Great!!! I would like to see the complet concert movie. Best band ever.

[@ianmacpherson8385]

As an 18 year old, I was at that very concert in Sydney......and yes I am that old. It changed my life & blew my mind 🤯. The definitive gig of the century.

[@tinapasquale8918]

It is nice to hear his songs on my phone

[@LoveOneAnotherHeSaid]

Yeah, but you didn't make the song or the phone.

[@Daiv-l9g]

Amazing

[@PoliceMother130]

I seen them live in Chicago 1977. The were awesome!!

[@mickuyleman802]

Same tour in '77 I seen them in Tempe Arizona @ The A.S.U. Gammage Activity Center.

[@j.guadalupetavira2220]

La música de Led Zeppelin, me transporta a otras dimensiones. Es Fascinante.

[@psychicx30]

I heard they were coming to Sydney in ‘72 , I heard it on the radio though I was only 14 and couldn’t get there from Kalgoorlie where I was living! so sad I missed the one and only time they came to Australia! Long Live Led Zeppelin! You kept me going when I was going through a very emotional tumultuous time at a young age! With Gratitude! 🙏 listening to your record on a portable record player, wow, yep thats how we heard you scratches and all! It didn’t diminish the raw power you emulated together, then and now, The Song remains the same!

[@jamesw4895]

My dad worked in the mines in kalgoorlie back in the 1940s

[@manskullman6509]

This is Rock’n’Roll ! Love it !

[@richardweber5521]

Saw Plant & Page In NJ. truly AMAZING 😮😉😆

[@mannycetina5872]

It’s too bad back in the day they didn’t have great video ! Beggars can’t be choosy !!

[@LoveOneAnotherHeSaid]

THIS is on film. Film. You just don't know.

[@liquidlove9999]

Maybe JP has a GoPro on( lol) certainly some chaotic camera panning

[@manskullman6509]

Jimmy Page has been and is still one of my favorite guitarists in the world. So I love him. Thanx ! ❤ - jon fisher

[@j.guadalupetavira2220]

Extremecedora y Vibrante Música. Excelente Rock.

[@georgemichael9106]

Was lucky enough to see Led Zeppelin 8/22 71 LA Forum 6/28/72 Tucson Az Albuquerque, New Mexico in 73,and 4th and final time 3/5/75 in Dallas looking at my ticket 🎟️ stubs as we speak. The Dallas audio is on KZbin.

[@danmacdonald9375]

That was back in the days we were all skinny and wearing tight jeans and wearing Frye boots. I caught them at age 15 in 1975 at Nassau Coliseum. Too young to drive. Didn't smoke cigs or weed yet. A new beginning.

[@fatimadaibuche7540]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@SuperMaldoror]

Отличная работа, Артур, ремастер просто огонь! Шикарная динамика кадра и темпоритм. Спасибо!

[@arthurrudenko9606]

@@SuperMaldoror Спасибо огромное ! Мне очень приятно это читать от вас!) К сожалению мало кадров из 8 мм камеры… было бы больше , можно было бы сделать все более интереснее

[@SuperMaldoror]

@@arthurrudenko9606 Спасибо Вам! Мне тоже очень приятно ) Да, я знаю эти кадры, кажется даже наизусть наверное... И сам снимаю но больше люблю монтаж ) Я хорошо Вас понимаю. Бернард Макмахон и Эллисон МакГурти в своем Becoming Led Zeppelin, который все мы ждем аж с 2021 года, сделают что-то лучше. А пока Ваша работа - отличная отдушина в этих ожиданиях, не когда-нибудь - а Здесь и Сейчас. Вы и правда замечательное поработали с повторами кадров, они смотрятся очень динамично, вписываются в контекст четко, и смотрятся как единный кадр, одна съемка. Я с ума схожу от темпоритма, слишком долго был связан с музыкой и музыкантами, впрочем и по сей день. Поэтому за все это отдельная Вам благодарность, это наслаждение для глаз. Ну и конечно величайшая группа на Земле... И еще в плюс, прекрасный плотный звук. Большая работа! СПАСИБО! Огонь! ))

[@arthurrudenko9606]

@@SuperMaldoror Приятно что знаете слово Темпоритм) поскольку я сам композитор , гитарист и вокалист , у меня своя арт рок группа , в стиле 70ых. И конечно слово темпоритм для меня очень близко, первую очередь я актер театра и кино, и режиссер, вдвойне приятно слышать в общем все от вас!) Я на самом деле сделал очень много видео работ таким путем монтажа. Полноценные концерты получилось сделать Albert Hall, полный MSG, и конечно вот на Bath festival kzbin.info/www/bejne/r5Dcdnh-erp_b7Msi=aRDumTfQvbtKsHOn И опять, мне бы побольше видео кадров … было бы еще круче все!

[@SuperMaldoror]

@@arthurrudenko9606 Дорогой Артур, да, я уже подписался в благодарность и почитал немного о Вашей деятельности, признаюсь радует всегда такая насыщенность творчеством, и немаловажно что с разных сторон (хотя у нас народ, по обыкновению, не привык к подобным масштабам, и всегда определяет тебя чем-то одним, пытаясь загнать в какие-то свои условные рамки...), уверен, Вы это знаете хорошо. Ваш ролик на Бат я посмотрел раньше уже (и даже отписался там), потому что вообще люблю ту атмосферу Бата... кроме того, есть еще одна важная для меня деталь - насколько я помню, это снимал Питер Уайтхэд, видео-летописец тн "свингующего Лондона", у меня давно есть несколько его фильмов. Со съемками Бата, как и с более ранними его съемками Zep для какого-то "компота", вообще какая-то беда. Тот "компот" с множеством других звезд в итоге вышел и известен (сейчас на память не вспомню название того видеосборника), но Zep там удалены. Вроде бы какие-то трения случились или съемки не понравились (Пейдж вообще ведь перфекционист у нас))). И этот эпизод многие давно ищут безутешно. С Батом похоже такая же история. И в отличие от комментирующих Вашу работу, я как раз очень люблю там съемки людей, моды, атмосферы, лиц... это важно как контекст всегда, и Уайтхэд профи. У Пейджа на самом деле в архивах много всего, он сам однажды признался, но... очень печально что не выпускает. Хороших Вам выходных и творческого вдохновения всенепременно!

[@arthurrudenko9606]

@@SuperMaldoror Очень приятно слышать от Вас разумные слова!) Бат фестиваль очень меня обрадовал , когда я увидел эти недавно вышедшие видео файлы) Тут я сразу и решился взять и сделать видео монтаж. Да, Пейдж когда то говорил о том , что фестиваль этот был снят на видео камеры, но там рано стало заходить солнце и пленка не была готова к закату солнца. Вот я жду с нетерпением Бикоминг Лед Зеппелин, крайние новости которые я читал , там авторские права были какие то, кто то не был согласен с выпуском. Но вот компания Сони купила права на несколько стран и показов этого фильма. И кстати именно Бат фестиваль там сейчас был в конце добавлен , как вишенка на торте!) К слову , если у вас есть видео архивы ЛЗ и в том числе на Бат фестивале, если у вас есть такое желание , я с удовольствием займусь видео монтажом этих видео архивов, если у вас есть к этому желание. И если есть еще другие видео архивы ЛЗ, с удовольствием их сделаю.А по поводу театров , это долгая и отдельная история…

[@Johnko512]

Офігенно!

[@marceloqueiroz2590]

John Bonham o maior baterista da história...

[@kamiljaafar4133]

The King rock roll...

[@kirkspock9817]

So back in 1972, LZ was called 2SM?

[@LoveOneAnotherHeSaid]

Sydney commercial AM Radio Station, you never heard of.

[@matthewmarana4573]

Footage is Australia But... Music is from two shows in California. L.A. Forum (25 June 1972) and Long Beach Arena (27 June 1972).

[@manskullman6509]

Led Zeppelin was a real HQ Rock’n’Roll Band. One of the Best in the World. Still love ’em ! ❤ - jon fisher

[@mihailtolokonskij6828]

Это - чистый РОК.

[@arthurrudenko9606]

@@mihailtolokonskij6828 самый !!!

[@davidwaddington9414]

I am not sure this is the actual soundtrack of the video.

[@josephzorn5729]

No it isn't...this recording is from "How the West was Won" in Sunny California's LA Forum...Love It just the same as all ZEP!

[@JamesBrake-j1v]

Kick ass

[@laurentrousseau5433]

I'll never go on a désert island. What Led Zeplin's album could i choose ?

[@arthurrudenko9606]

Led Zeppelin -4 Symbols

[@thommyh.4492]

This is fuc*ing long ago. I was 16 then. Today I‘m 68…

[@danmacdonald9375]

Greensleeves right in the middle of heart breaker

[@soshieopath7142]

This audio is from a different concert

[@criskatan]

This guy really turned into a guitar ace!! But what else is an aristocrat supposed to do??

[@LoveOneAnotherHeSaid]

Are you on life-support?

[@criskatan]

@@LoveOneAnotherHeSaid Was that directed at me?

[@rabbirubin6043]

Absolutely Zeppelin instrument Live the cameraman must be a amateur bootleg ✌️

[@MIGMOM]

Burdo montaje de vídeo con sonido de otro concierto. Qué viva Led Zeppelin.

[@majorfeelgoodrecords2740]

Is this the right audio?

[@peterlv68]

No, this is from HTWWW.

[@thommyh.4492]

Honestly the best playing man is John Bonham.

[@tjh735]

Wow who are you to say Zeppelin was sloppy!!!!?????!!!!!

[@arthurrudenko9606]

They are the best

[@clarkmacgowan5114]

Dude. I've seen Led Zeppelin four times. Jimmy Page is sloppy in the best of times but it usually works. But when I saw them in 1977, he was a hot mess.

[@clarkmacgowan5114]

And just to add, Led Zeppelin is my favorite band over the next band by a factor of 100. And to me no one will ever beat Jimmy Page for creativity, style, skill, Etc. But facts are facts and Jimmy is known to be a sloppy player sometimes tho it takes nothing away from his talent

[@stephenoneill245]

From what I've heard of all the live recordings there are out there, it gets sloppy when Page plays soloes. The rest is usually tighter than a duck's arse. Listen to Black Dog on this clip, for example.

[@LoveOneAnotherHeSaid]

He's saying James Patrick Page was "sloppy" because he must be a guitar player deep in his bedroom.

[@eddiemuniz761]

Tie me Kangaroo down!!!!

[@ChristinaBagg-q6w]

Music matterd back then todays stuff is just plastic!!!!

[@0U812A]

Is it live or memorex...Disco remains the big suck

[@steviem1000]

Aye I can sing a song but I'm pretty crap. Better at the instrument side of things.

[@cheryllakin3077]

I still think Jimmy Page's best work was done on acoustic guitar. One of the greatest bands ever ❤