Led Zeppelin - Live at Earls Court - may 25th 1975

[@alanwillett1078]

I saw the mighty Zep in 77 at The Forum in LA and when he said it's getting hard hard hard ,the crowd and myself went crazy and he said, "that too." It was classic Robert Plant. And that was the show that Keith Moon came out and played drums with Bonzo. And I got a black-and-white photograph of Jimmy Page with his double neck guitar with a Band-Aid on his hand were some moron throw a firecracker at him the night before . I was 16 years old couldn't drive . I had to buy my oldest brother a ticket so he would drive me and my best friend up there. It was a memory I'll never forget.

[@ledzepfilm]

Hey Alan - any chance you'd be able to share that photo of Page you have? I know a lot of fans would love to see it! P.S. to the uploader - nice taking my video that I made for Led Zeppelin Boots :)

[@alanwillett1078]

@@ledzepfilm I would love to share that with everyone I'm not a computer guy it's packed up cuz I moved but as soon as I find it I will definitely take a picture of it with my phone and download it

[@ledzepfilm]

@@alanwillett1078 No worries nor rush! Let me know if you'd need help with anything.

[@nikkisixx6042]

Who the hell would throw a firecracker at the great Jimmy page

[@localshopkeeper9517]

You are part of the history

[@TheSimonrave31]

The comments recognizing John Paul Jones truly understand he’s the unsung hero of Led Zeppelin.

[@jgdmlw]

I agree. He is such a great bass player. A real pro. Powerful. The Lemon Song one of my favorite examples. Heartbreaker. In My Time of Dying. ETC!

[@brianscullion5298]

Everyone in led zeppelin were brilliant not one individual made the band the moment they came together they just clicked.

[@RobertRagolia]

Jpj was brilliant and a great arrainger, he's responsible for many zep hits

[@naffoto425]

I am 71 and have seen them three times. I am blessed.

[@Bryan-jd7os]

I'm very envious!! 😀

[@Bryan-jd7os]

What years did you see them?

[@naffoto425]

@@Bryan-jd7os "73, '75, '77. In 1977 My now husband bought an entire row and we invited all our friends...not all but 10 of them.

[@burntoasterovwn3443]

@@naffoto425 was it awesome?

[@jgdmlw]

Saw them for Physical Graffiti and Presense tour, San Diego and LA Fourm. Cool to see broadcast quality and I wish there was more. The only negative thing is Robert’s voice seems shot but they were awesome in concert and for me that first time I saw them I did not know what to expect. I was blown away.

[@massey4business]

Seriously, I feel that all real Led-Zeppelin fans are a big family. I'm 48 years old and have been listening to them for just about 30 years now. Never will grow tired of them. They will always be the best, the Mighty Led-Zepp!

[@AdamFerrari64]

A multigenerational family!

[@aldito7586]

No. You are 48 years young.

[@riley1774]

i’m 19 years old and i’ve been listening to them for 19 years 😹

[@AdamFerrari64]

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[@richardyoung7415]

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[@MelancholyPageyBoy]

One of my favorite things about the Led Zeppelin fandom is the vast variety of ages within the fandom. I’m 13 myself, and my mom (36), my grandma and grandpa (56 & 61), and my late great grandma (who shared the exact same birthday as Jimmy Page), all love Led Zeppelin. I know of plenty of other teens and also many other older ones who also love Zeppelin’s music. It’s really cool to me that there’s so many people of all ages who love them. They’re truly the greatest band of all time 💕🔥

[@MarkParker-zy2qs]

You can find led Zeppelin fans from the age of 85 to the age of 10 maybe even younger than that

[@SoftRockPlaylist.36]

I believe that somewhere in the world, there are people who feel the same emotions that I feel when I listen to masterpieces like this song.

[@jackxavier3915]

Which song? There’s like 20

[@eren1206]

@@jackxavier3915😂

[@xeokym223]

@@jackxavier3915IKR? "this song...." what one??

[@howardjohnson6189]

All of them of course!!

[@herrqwertz3567]

There are 😌

[@Brandonchavaria5150]

Zeppelin was untouchable in the 70s

[@juliemanarin4127]

Still are! Nobody is like them!

[@aek12]

@@juliemanarin4127 2023. That makes them priceless. Now Students are forced to excel in career to be a slave for the rest of their life. These are songs of freedom, not a man of suit and tie. Perfectly thought - controlled corporates slave.

[@ExcitedAnacondaSnake-hg8ec]

Kind of sad to see the mighty plant struggle through a set, the old material, which he already couldn’t sing anymore

[@Seechelle134]

Still are

[@thegoodsgone1965]

Plant sounded terrible in '75 though, I would've rather watched The Eagles, Bad Company or The Who in '75.

[@LimleyGilbert]

In 1970, when I was eleven years old, I bought Led Zeppelin II at K-mart for $2.98 (ouch at the time). Later, when I was in bed with the flu, my big brother 'brought on home' the first album and played Good Times, Bad Times on the stereo in the living room so I could hear it from my bedroom. I was hooked from then on. I told all of my friends for the next 30 years that they would become world famous, and their sound would never die. I was right. Today, Zeppelin outshines them all as the most unique and musically diverse band the world has ever seen.

[@pietrocantuccini5584]

I claim Jethro Tull to be most diverse Band of that time. 'Ts'eppelin's first 4 albums were great/good before the disappointing big drop in quality came. Tull's glory didn't end until the late 70s after the 3 wonderful albums of their agricultural cycle.

[@LimleyGilbert]

@@pietrocantuccini5584 Yes, I can certainly agree. Jethro Tull were an amazing assemblage of exploratory pioneers on the scene as well. And I also concur that albums 1-4, and parts of Physical Graffiti were their best work. I think the drugs and the member divisions caused their downward spiral after late 1975.

[@pietrocantuccini5584]

@@LimleyGilbert Thanks, Gilbert...2 souls 1 spirit. I wonder whether you also think that the best Zeppelin song ever was "In the Still of the Night" by John Sykes (on the '1987' album of Whitesnake? I so wish Plant would do a cover of it! But his vocal chords might sadly not manage that one any more.

[@joshprice9143]

Ive been a rabid LZ bootleg collector/listener for 40 years (give or take a few)and i agree but would add the one element overlooked...the change in equipment that occurred after the 1975 world tour, mainly JPJ's bass rig and keyboards. Years of touring and partying had hurt Plants voice and heroine def had Jimmy by the balls by 1977 and his playing suffered for it...the only member consistent in their delivery after 75 was Bonham and he was the one who died from excess eventually@@LimleyGilbert

[@rainamiller6023]

JPJ has got to be one of the best overall musicians on the planet. His finesse, then thunder is truly amazing. Tony Iommi is my favorite guitarist, and my playing style directly reflects that. But Jimmy really stretches out. Amazing.

[@Rich6Brew]

46 years ago tonight. Row H, seat 23. :-)

[@Tull-nh6hz]

I was in Row G, seat 12, sadly next time I seen them in Toronto it was the"unplugged tour".Best Rock band ever.

[@JiYoonnie]

I am so jealous 😍😍😍

[@jennifercole6045]

I’m 62. A few years ago I realized I was old. Got me kinda down. Then one day I listened to LZ. Now i listen to the greatest band in the world every day and I don’t feel old anymore. Thank you for videos like this that the world can cherish forever. I love Led Zeppelin and always have! Cheers

VIVAAAAAAAAA!!!!

[@rogerbaldwin6172]

like lightning

[@frankwarren1233]

I RELATE!!!!!!

[@СергейСагайдачный-н2х]

@ Форевер!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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[@frankwarren1233]

I am a 64 year old dude that was Blessed Enough to witness these GREAT GENTLEMEN play in 1977.To be able to HEAR THIS AGAIN IS AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@LimleyGilbert]

Me too, in '77. Forever changed.

[@grahamgoodhead3073]

I was there 47 years ago last week. The most memorably fantastic concert ever. I will never forget that night.

[@metalEric69]

Wow!! I bet that was damn cool. I'll bet it smelled good

[@james-jg8iu]

I saw them 7 years in a. Row 69 through 75 does anyone remember laughter

[@USMagazine1002]

I wasn’t even born yet, I was in the oven though

[@robadams1833]

You might; my grandad eventually died of dementia. He literally forgot everything by the end. A week before he died he tried to rape the television in his room. /edit to be fair he claimed it was consensual, but that tv could hardly have given consent. Wasn't even plugged in.

[@brianscullion5298]

Was there myself what a concert from the best rock band ever. Seen them three times live this is the best of the three. I'm coming on 68 years of age but this takes me back to my teenage days absolutely brilliant.

[@mikecole5295]

I am 65 years old today but I was at this concert. Just like it was yesterday.

[@jamesvetteran6535]

It’s 2024 and I’m 43. Still jamming to what my Dad showed me growing up. 🙌

[@MrKennyanders]

Seems like JPJ just waits in the shadows getting it done letting the others have the spotlight

[@sicotshit7068]

I’ve been listening to them for about 50 years, I never get tired of them either. The GODS of music, the greatest band ever.

[@sicotshit7068]

@@MrKennyandershe liked being in the background more, he had more public freedom then the other band members. When touring, he was able to explore the different cities, while the others were stuck in hotel rooms.

[@crevette3407]

I'm 15 years old, I'm French and I discovered Led Zeppelin last year. my only dream is to see them in concert unfortunately I will never be able to see them. it's my favorite group and I don't want their music to die when we see today's music it's a real shame😔

[@sicotshit7068]

@@crevette3407 sadly even though I’ve loved them for about 50 years, I never got to see them in concert either. Watching the lives on here is the best we’ll get, & I for so long didn’t have that either. I did go to the movie theater to see their movie when it came out, that was back in (1976). Here on KZbin can can watch that movie concert, you can buy rent or watch free with short ads. The Song Remains The Same. You also for free can watch the concerts at Earls Court (1975), & Knebworth in (1979). Enjoy the next best thing. Hopefully you’ll continue your love for them, like us old people have.

[@tanner_uncut]

i was born in '71.. i wish I'd been 17yo in 1971 instead. NOTHING touches 70's music. Period.

[@robfractal6820]

I was there having hitchhiked from Yorkshire there and back. Slept rough and got fined by the police for walking on the M1 motorway to get a lift at a service station! The best non stop 4 hour rock concert ever... well worth the pain! YES it was 4 hours with an individual section for each of the band members to show off their talent with Bonzo playing drums with just his hands which was incredible!

[@markhorton1718]

That must have been such an amazing experience!! Those of us who were born a little bit late can only imagine. I was hoping to see them in 1980, but of course that would never come to pass.

[@rolltideroll8250]

You are lucky if you can find a concert that lasted longer than 90 minutes. They changed the world with their music and it's as popular now as it was 50 years ago.

[@jamesthornton3539]

How old were you at the time?

[@ibassnote]

I'm shocked how improvisatory they were. They're basically jamming out their own tunes. The important parts line up but outside of the general arrangement they just go for it. Staggering freedom and musicianship. All you can say is they were all born to do this, in this moment. There's no other way explaining how such young people can be that talented. Today the kids go to conservatories. Back then you were on your own. Just awesome to see.

[@John-l1f4m]

They were WELL Known for all they're improv,......!!!!👍

[@tkacer1]

Absolutely spot on

[@AldousHuxleysCat]

​@solomongrundy145let me assure you, because I was there and stone cold sober there was never anything that could come close to led Zeppelin on stage nothing. I'm not saying there weren't a lot of other great bands worth seeing, it was a wonderful time for music however if you didn't see it live you'll never understand. Also keep in mind this is probably a sound board recording so it's very bare

[@AldousHuxleysCat]

I think this is one of the reasons their bootlegs are so sought after. There's a lot of them uploaded here on KZbin, I probably got a couple of hundred shows over the years and it's amazing how one night they sound one way and the next night it's almost like a completely different band up there

[@fixedgear37]

one could spin it as "freedom of musicianship" or one could spin it as "a band who couldn't recreate their studio work live, so they just wing it every night". If you like jamming it was good, if you wanted to hear their well known songs live it wasn't

[@rulebreaker8228]

7:16 Rock and Roll 10:59 Sick Again 16:11 Over the Hills and Far Away 25:39 In my time of Dying 36:18 You Shook Me 38:48 The Song Remains the Same 43:57 The Rain Song 52:51 Kashmir 1:02:16 No Quarter 1:27:19 Tangerine 1:32:43 Going to California 1:43:45 Moby Dick 2:04:18 Dazed and Confused 2:48:08 Whole Lotta Love 2:54:52 Black Dog 3:08:39 Heartbreaker 3:12:58 Communication Breakdown

[@jimmytyson8679]

Shot cuz

[@chrisubias7135]

Thank you

[@hutchmorel2082]

Going to california after tangerine

[@yurisnw]

ja ta na descrição burro

[@tazisme5751]

casual 44 minute Dazed and Confused

[@Gentry09]

Born in 74’ I missed out on a chance at a concert, I truly envy someone who had that privilege.

[@clarkmacgowan5114]

I'm so sorry my friend that you never got a chance to see them. By the time you were born, I had seen them three times. I would see them once more in 77. The last concert they ever played in america. I was there at the Oakland Coliseum. Judas Priest opened, I mean what an unbelievable concert even though Jimmy was very unhealthy and not at his best. By that time, we loved the band so much we just wanted to see them in person no matter what. They could have stood on stage and read the phone book, would have been fine by all of us. The first time I saw them was 1971 and I am not lying when I say it changed my life. The first time I heard Stairway to Heaven was that night, I love that the first time I heard that song it was live. My friends and I walked out of that auditorium with our mouths open. Just a beautiful evening.

[@terryquinn3084]

I was there with my ex-wife! We missed the last train home because of the crowds travelling to Birmingham and beyond. It was well worth it though; they were amazing, and it was a true testament to their talent as their music sounds just as good today nearly 50 years on! We were so lucky in the seventies to experience this wonderful band live!

[@redrock1963]

Surprisingly good audio for a live recording in that era.

[@guitarttimman]

They were hard to record because they were incredibly loud

[@bernhardherrmann9230]

​,... right, BUDDY, together with B S / D P and U H ❤🎉😊😊😊!!!!! BERNIE GERMANY 😊😊❤

[@zesario2671]

3 hours concert!! The old hard rock bands were out of this world. We won't ever see something like that. Absolutely amazing. Thanks so much for sharing 👏👏👏

[@victorxyz]

There are parts missing from this, I was at this one and it was a few minutes under 4 hours

[@jeromewagschal9485]

Damn ☹️☹️☹️ I was just thinking about that... I remember going to concerts in the early 80's and back then a 2-hour + concert was considered okay but people wished it would have lasted longer... I went to see Rory Gallagher several times in Paris back in those days and his shows were always around 3 hours... When I see young bands these days who only play 1 hour in stage or maybe a bit longer with luck I can't help laughing...

[@aleksandrakolad5221]

I love the way Robert gestures while explaning things and during singing. He's so expressive though. For me it sounds as if he was telling a story😍

[@lucisfero]

Exactly

[@drumgold23]

Beautiful stage craft

[@carolynochoa363]

The best bands are not just musicians but performers telling their stories. Page is a master! So is plant and together it’s magical!

[@bambam286]

Returned home from Vietnam 37 days before this concert, what a welcome home this was thank you Zep and my lifelong friend Dicky V for the tickets ($11 at the time I believe).

[@Winter-Lake]

Led Zeppelin makes me wish i was born much earlier. Even so, they are my UTMOST favorite sound. I cant go a week (often a day) without listening to them. There has never been a combination and fusion of talent like them and never will be again.

[@kennethsomers3893]

Well they are certainly amazing musicians with great originals but their real genius is composing in the studio _ so many great rock-n-roll bands hard to beat VH, Allman Brothers Band, Rolling Stones and the Grateful Dead for on the Road Jam Bands _ actually Zepplin Live could get a little sloppy but its all good __ the Page Plant tour was some of their best live performances with Perl Thompson from the guitar accompaning Jimmy on guitar

[@Winter-Lake]

@kennethsomers3893 I agree, VH and Allman B.B. were (are) pretty great; something about Led Zeppelin, for me, is hypnotic, erotic, burgeoning divine. Unfortunately, I have an aversion to the R. Stones. My older sister took me to my first concert, which happened to be the Stones. She didn't tell our parents where she was taking me. They never would have allowed it. I was a 10 years old little girl, the sold out crowd soaked in LSD terrified me. I was totally overwhelmed. I'll never forget some strange young man (tripping hard) was covered in blood (according to him he had tried to climb the stage, got thrown out, and climbed back over the wall to get back in to the concert and injured himself), and he wouldnt leave alone. and other young men there not behaving "appropriate" towards me. My sister had to wrap both of her arms around me to hold onto me for the entire concert because I was being pulled away. So, from a 10 years old perspective, the R. Stones were just the soundtrack to a traumatic experience and i can't bear to listen to them. * When my parents found out where my sister took me, she was in MONUMENTAL trouble 😄 ALL that being said, my favorite live performance of Led Zeppelin is," I Can't Quit You Baby" Live at The Royal Albert Hall 1970. But the studio recordings of Kashmir and Levee are a perpetual love.

[@kennethsomers3893]

@@Winter-Lake check out "Page Plant 1995" it is probably the CLEANEST playing by them __ as a musician something about Porl Thompson from THE CURE he brought out the best playing live that Jimmy has ever done __ kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZ6wqWqurJ1qsKc

[@stephanechamberland8486]

@winterlake4793 If you are a big fan of Led Zeppelin, watch the incredible You Tube channel of www.youtube.com/@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories . He's got so many archives. Hours and hours of watching one of the greatest bands in history !

[@axmangfunk]

This will never get old! Never missing a beat or note live is pure talent and chemistry. I'm glad I grew up in the 70's also. It was an era of freedom and non materialization. It wasn't about the money like it is today with sports and music! My first concert was Aerosmith and Ted Nugent. $7.50 a ticket and $10 a T-shirt!!! Those were the best of days.Thank you God for the Best childhood Ever!!! 🙏😊💕

[@florianb2856]

Youre welcome, my child.

[@JerrySHerreraBlackdogRokbottom]

Those were the best of times

[@jimmyrecce8787]

These guys were really just head and shoulders above everyone else...they were really the greatest interpretaters of the blue's..they took all of influences and rolled them all up and then turned it way up...the might Led Zeppelin...🎸🎸🎸

[@mariaisabelcarrillo6315]

The opening of this show was HORRIBLE! Plant was out of tune screaming like a tortured cat and Page's guitar and solos sounded awful, really terrible, maybe he was too high on smack. By 1975 the band was going down like Wagner's leader plane.

[@hippiecheezburger5457]

People have the nerve to act like they were like a cover band they reinvented the blues

[@alfredphillips9350]

Amen.Àlanp.

[@davidhughes4448]

"blue's"?

[@thegoodsgone1965]

The Who in their prime was miles better than this. Plant sounds terrible here!

[@GeoffMalyon]

I got my first taste of these mighty rockers in December 1969 at the age of 19 and never looked back. They were, and still are, the greatest rock band in the history of music! Nearly 54 years later and I still can't get enough of them.

[@anglesupremacy123]

This must've been insane! As a 17yo saturated with modern day devices and all kinds of music, i cant imagine experiencing this when it was unheard of. 🤘🤘

[@dingobabies9824]

Wow you got to live through the BEST of music... i was born in 92 so i missed quite alot.

[@massey4business]

Love it! 🤘

[@BazekBlu]

The piano solo in the middle of No Quarter is just incredible. JPJ!

[@transfattyexpress]

best song of the set imo

[@donhagerty5669]

IT SURE WAS THAT JOHN PAUL JONES WAS A GENIUS AT NOT ONLY THE BASS GUITAR BUT KEYBOARDS TOO. I SAW THEM DO THAT SONG IN 1977 AND THE WHOLE CONCERT WAS AWESOME. ONE OF THE MANY THINGS THAT TRIPPED ME OUT WAS WHEN JIMMY PAGE PLAYED HIS GUITAR WITH THE FIDDLE BOW ❤❤❤

[@MrKennyanders]

It seems like JPJ lets the others have the spotlight while he just does his thing in the background

[@JiYoonnie]

This ^ amazing solo

[@Somelady464]

Plants voice and Page rawdoggin’ that guitar is epic!!! There will never be another time when music sounds this good!!! JPJ and Bonham on No Quarter is a sound like no other. I love Pink Floyd, guys, but Zepplin just has that bluesy, winding, brain encompassing sound that transports

[@kZiFo79]

How were they able to perform for over 3 hours straight. Legendary.

[@sicotshit7068]

Sometimes 4 hours straight, I’d say because they lived & breathed preforming. What’s really something, tickets were really cheap back then. The most I ever paid for a concert was $12.50, to see 4 great bands play. I know a few Led Zeppelin concerts were only $4.

[@kZiFo79]

@@sicotshit7068 wow

[@clarkmacgowan5114]

I first saw them in 1971 in Berkeley and they played almost 4 hours. No opening act. They just charged onto the stage doing immigrant song. I thought I would lose my mind. One of the greatest nights of my life.

[@sicotshit7068]

@@clarkmacgowan5114 lucky you, I never got to see one of their concerts, one of my biggest regrets.

[@fracta1organism]

this version of in my time of dying is probably one of the finest live performances from zep of all their songs.

[@joanvaneyck1972]

I saw them play 2 songs in Tampa when it rained and the concert was cancelled. The fans rioted. That was a big bummer. If only everyone took a chill pill or they passed around a big blunt maybe it wouldn't have been so messed up. They are the best band of all time. Each member had their own talent which was superb. I sometimes think that Gods timing was on their side. Once in a lifetime

[@mikehussain7776]

Best band ever to perform on this planet!

[@rtalbot87]

A drum solo with a real FLOW to it. Maybe his best ever. A rarity indeed. God Bless HIM .

[@DC-ih8bv]

I agree. Much more controlled than Royal Albert Hall 1970.. Less arms , more wrist , faster , better foot control ... Terrific solo considering it's nearly 2 hrs into the show by then ..

[@Nichwar19]

Imagine being there and hearing Rock N Roll for the start of the show. Unforgottable moment

[@alexpaulyoungthemuso3937]

Must've been mental I had that feeling when I saw iron maiden when they came to Perth WA Me and my friend had smoked a bunch of weed and listened to the entire book of souls album the night before to prep for the gig We were just about on the rail We could see Bruce Dickinson standing at the top of the stage before the spotlight was on him and then he sang the opening words from the album "HERE IS THE SOUL OF A MAAAN!" My mate and I lost our minds 😂 Zeppelin would've made me lose my absolute shit

[@cmberrian]

I love how they all maintained their very own fashion sense. It's kinda funny actually cuz they all were so different in that regard. But musically... musically, were all on the same page. Probably The only hard rock band that would go out and improvise/ jam out on about 90% of the set. The greatest rock/ hard rock band of all time.

[@richardlawson6787]

It's hard to believe they came up with this incredible masterpieces out of thin air...nobody could follow zeppelin...but if any band could it would be Skynyrd!!

[@seankelly378]

The same page ahahahab

[@Spyhydro]

Some of the best to ever do it man.

[@JonnySublime]

The first thing you talk about is their fashion sense wow

[@cmberrian]

@@JonnySublime believe me, zeppelin has been my favorite band for over 40 years but that doesn't mean they clothes didn't crack me up a little and what I meant by my original comment was I have always been impressed that they hung on to their individually to a degree. I mean just look at them....lol it's obvious they made no attempt to coordinate what they wore on stage like so many other bands. Could you imagine if all four came out wearing dragon suits??? Hahaha. Or the jackets JPJ Jones wore in TSRTS, complete with the page boy bowl hair cuts like he was rockin in that movie? Lol

[@dominikmark5148]

This live version of Rain song is the best. Even better than the album version.

[@drumgold23]

Wow yes! Incredible. I thought I couldn't love it any more than I did but then I hear this. It's masterfully done and just soars. Beautiful.

[@acidtriip9711]

A lot of their live performances are better than the album versions lol

[@DanceOfTheDawn5963]

@@acidtriip9711 Led Zeppelin is just one of those bands like Queen and rush that are just simply better live

[@jrdr2000]

At 49:05 is my favorite part of the Rain Song. Jimmy flicks his hand back and Bonzo rips into the drums.

[@guineacat0928]

almost

[@djendick]

The live versions of No Quarter in 1975 was maybe the best shit they ever did.

[@LoyalOpposition]

Have you listened to the full mix 1973 Madison Square Garden? They cut/edit the best stuff on the official bit. If you type in "best mix 1973 no quarter led zeppelin" it will come up.. The 3-way jam is too great. More improv, with direction, playing together, yet independently.

[@pr0cessa]

At their peak. Never get sick of these versions of California, Kashmir & rain song... Wish I could pull Robert plant through my TV and space time!!

[@mistymtnhop6821]

Got to be one of the greatest renditions of IMTOD ever. Don’t think there’s a more powerful badass song than this live.

[@DC-ih8bv]

I agree

[@g4340]

A VERY powerful song indeed! This is surely a great version. I'd like to get your opinion on both Cleveland 1977 show version. One from the infamous Destroyer Soundboard bootleg and the next night is a very good audience recording. I myself feel the 2nd night, the audience recording has got to be one of the top 2 versions of IMTOD. But everyone has their favorites and all the reasons why.

[@mistymtnhop6821]

@@g4340 yeah the Destroyer live version might just take the cake. I first heard that version about 30 years ago.

[@PeterTea]

The best I've heard.

[@highplainsdrifter9995]

Jimmy fkn nailing it!!

[@babbybailey2534]

My day off from a lakeside restaurant in toronto, who comes in for a coffee with band members... The Golden God, himself. Plant. I lost it when the busboy told me, and that he talked soccer with him. He was performing in the late 80's.. Sorry I missed him. 😢🇨🇦

[@derekjackson1039]

“If I could be any rock star, i’d be Robert Plant”~ Roger Daltrey

[@velvetwatermelon2647]

Daltrey** 😅

[@deborahfollowscornell9007]

I love that. I'd never heard that before.

[@marky1974]

Daltrey had a better voice imo..and was still great in 89..

[@derekjackson1039]

@@marky1974 better voice? Maybe a better scream. His scream was legendary. You can hear bands like Kiss and other use that scream. Ala kids Deuce. Plant had more range and stronger voice, I’d put them closer 75 on as plant had coke voice and lost some of his range but still more range that Roge. But when plant started “talk singing” more then they were closer

[@marky1974]

@@derekjackson1039 well certainly more longevity..still had a very good in 2013 when I saw them..saw plant and page in the 90s and plants voice was wasnt great

[@michaelbruns449]

Phenomenal and totally intense footage that thankfully was professionally filmed and preserved for all to see and hear. The opening crowd footage is just as fascinating to see and hear, i mean like seriously wow.

[@slabhead]

The Mighty Fluff introducing the finest Rockers ever. Life will never be this good again.

[@lifelongfan07]

Not many people talk about John Paul Jones but that guy was pretty BA. Page really seemed to support Jones’s solos with his mastery of effects which he also doesn’t get credit for. Another thing is the chemistry they ALL had, simply unparalleled!

[@aleksandrakolad5221]

It's the middle of the night and I'm sitting by the wall with the headphones on watching this and getting more and more insane; feels hot incredibly. I think '71/72-'75 was their best time ever. Oh my goodness😍

[@looking_33]

hello!! 😇 😇👋

[@MultiSandman7]

The greatest rock band in the world

[@drumgold23]

Correct.

[@michaelbruns449]

And Black Sabbath...

[@jimmycampbell78]

The Who? Behave yourself

[@vanhalen2507]

@Zahar 89 r u joking the who is great, but zeppelin is better

[@maxstirner8717]

​@Zahar 89 Gotta agree. The Who were first, and much better live. Hell, they invented "live".

[@9186frank]

This is the Zep at their finest. They have been to the US polished their skills and now they nailed it at Earls Court. Job well done. Bravo

[@pbu4300]

I love when Plant holds his mic like a guitar, adorable.

[@JubeProductions]

when Page busted out the solo on In my Time of Dying, I felt some kind of way. Holy smokes!

[@th3stringman]

what an amazing preservation of rock and roll history. so glad this is available still

[@dannyroberts4303]

I was there. Same day England beat Scotland 5-1 at Wembley. What a day.

[@greatexpectations2307]

Same building.

[@SnowDogRedSectorEh]

👏 👏 👏 jfc, my jaw is hanging open, full screen, headphones thumping and my wife looks kind of baffled/concerned? 🤨 thanks for this stellar upload 🤗 🤗 😍

[@ledsith]

I'd give anything to have been at this concert ! I LOVE ZEPPELIN !

[@anthonymenday1602]

Believe me you would it was an unbelievable experience 🤟🏻

[@ledsith]

@@anthonymenday1602 I envy you !

[@mrsary7868]

I still to this day don't understand how the last part of Kashmir is a sound that can come from a guitar.

[@Tull-nh6hz]

I have collected a few bootleg zep shows but I think for a represetation of the band at their peak,this show is it.

[@gerrymcguire7521]

Just love the way JPJ and Bonham work together as a powerful machine!

[@DouglasMerry-o4k]

Best music ever made ❤

[@guitarmogul762]

I love Jonesy playing Bowie's 'Lady Grinning Soul' in the middle of No Quarter.

[@randydevel]

Those guys, including other legendary rock bands back then, they put the bar so fucking high that everything sounds like shit today

[@rogerbaldwin6172]

hope for the future earballs

[@aldenasuemia]

Until Polyphia came along

[@martinintrospective3491]

Maybe one day Zep & co might have cheap imitations? But never equals because the music industry has diversified so much ?

[@adrianocali5771]

Best version of no quarter.. So far

[@finw6844]

LZ at MSG 73 & 75 are untouchable. Simply rock and roll at its peak

[@TheNowhere_Girl]

Msg?

[@paullukasik8698]

​@@TheNowhere_GirlMadison square garden

[@danopticon]

That whole decade was 🔥🔥🔥!

[@CailllinBartolucci]

So, happy to see 2023, and we all keep coming back!!! I started listening to LZ at 10-11. I loved the music, loved how free is sounded, when i got older i understood what the lyrics were about.

[@alfredphillips9350]

Undeniablely the greatest rock band of all times. Àlanp.

[@starsourcer]

Perfect weekend to hang and listen to the best times of your life growing up to LED ZEPPELIN. Thank you for posting this! Peace to all! ☮

[@Ashbassx1]

Ooof, this is the best Song Remains the Same I’ve ever heard. Just ferocious.

[@finrover]

Yeah, they certainly kick it up to 5th or even 6th gear.

[@geraldfrig9151]

And I'm 85 and recently fell in love again with LZ when paired up with Ian Anderson's FLUTE and Lucia Micarelli's VIOLIN! An ALL NEW INTERPRETATION OF GREAT MUSIC!

[@lucisfero]

When Led Zeppelin plays life is good

[@gerrett108]

Who could deny , Led Zeppelin.... The greatest rock band ever ?!!

[@User1476-i4s]

To witness them at their peak..I will never forget ❤❤❤❤

[@13579K]

Have a really big problem I can’t stop listening to Led Zeppelin for seven days straight and don’t intend to stop and it hasn’t gotten old yet IDK why because it has before but holy crap I am so glad I’m hooked on them lol

[@sergioraulcarioli5491]

Tengo ya 62, pero nunca me canso de volverlos a escuchar, cada vez me parecen mejores

[@mercster]

Height of their powers. Some prefer Led Zeppelin in 1969... some 1971... me? 1975. Presence was their best album. Thanks for posting this.

[@mercster]

It amazes me... how Jimmy, Bonham, and Jones got out there and performed for 3 hours. Noone does that anymore. A band may play for a couple of hours, but they don't have to play songs like this, with such intensity. Wow. Page amazes me.

[@jetcat132]

And that’s why Robert knows they can never do it again, and shouldn’t. I saw them eight times from 72-77, and there were times during some of those shows they were rough, maybe sloppy, and at other times absolutely brilliant. But the constant was that by the end of those three hour sets, they blew the roof off the place and you were left totally wrung out. They ALWAYS brought home the bacon. God bless their hearts, they were the best there ever was. And thats how I want to remember them….

[@mercster]

@@jetcat132 I'm envious!

[@Nichwar19]

If Robert was was the same i couldve say this was the best year

[@troddy3925]

What about msg in 73? 🤔🤨😏

[@cheesekurtzgaming19]

Peace. Love. And Robert Plant. That is all you beautiful people.

[@dananthony6258]

Definitely dont get enough credit for be a tight unit. JB and Jimmy are ridiculously talented. Hell they all are just blows my mind how good at that age . You'd think they had another life time to study music. Jimmy's the best ever.

[@zjah1]

facts

[@rolltideroll8250]

Jimmy Page spent a lifetime in music. Plant was the best vocal and writer too. John Paul Jones was never given credit for his talent. Bonham the greatest drummer of all time.

[@rickslick.]

Tight but loose!!!

[@mikeserra9462]

I love watching Page play guitar. He just looks and plays the part of a "rock guitar god" so well. He took what Hendrix started in the late 60's and brought it into the 70's. I think every young guitar player in the 70's wanting to look and play like Page.....I am sure a lot of kids today still feel the same way.

[@samray7096]

heartbreaker solo is insane

[@MusicMattersEnt]

I stood in line at Rich's and Avondale Mall in Decatur, Georgia, in 1976. In those days, you'd have to camp out outside the store sometimes, sometimes there would be a lottery. But we got our tickets. Unfortunately the concert was cancelled and when they announced the new date, I couldn't attend due to a family vacation. I was only 16 and my parents wouldn't hear of me missing it. So I didn't get to see Led Zeppelin but I did get to see Robert Plant many years later, in 2011 at the Fox Theater with the band of joy. It was incredible. He surprised us all by singing a few Led Zeppelin songs and giving us that beautiful scream a few times. It was an unforgettable evening. Perfect venue for that perfect voice. Only wish that I could have seen before Led Zeppelin band. I'm thankful for videos like this. Thank you! 🙏

[@Wakeup307]

Its just that every song is freakin great ,,, the feeling

[@kolbysandor3732]

I’m 22 and wish nothing more then the have been able to see them live one time

[@JohnHWelch63]

Man, you folks in the UK are a special kind of fortunate to have Earl's Court, where some of the greatest show by the all time greatest bands have played! Sure, there have been great shows at venues in the US, but damned!! IT'S EARL'S COURT! This show, Pink Floyd's The Wall at Earl's Court! The list goes on... The UK is also home to the greatest rock bands in history! The Beatles, Led Zep, Queen, Cream, and as a guitarist, my favorite and my main influence, Mark Knopfler/Dire Straits, just to name a very small few. And let's not forget the greatest musician who released the greatest song ever, Freddy Lennon (John Lennon's father) and his megahit That's My Life! 😂😂😂. Kidding! Sometimes as a musician myself I feel like I was supposed to born in the UK. Oh well, we take what we get, right? As my friends across the pond would say in parting, Cheers! ❤🤘👍✌️

[@WithJupiterInMind]

but only America had Elvis and Vanilla Fudge... they basically single-handedly created the late 60's movement... well I give credit to Syd Barrett too... oh man I wished I was there to live that period

[@WithJupiterInMind]

that's why I was surprised to find out Vanilla Fudge was american, I thought they were british the entire time 🤣

[@JohnHWelch63]

@@WithJupiterInMind Not trying to offend, but I couldn't help laughing. Are you joking about Vanilla Fudge or serious? I think you're joking but I'm not 100 % sure. Vanilla Fudge was a good band, but holy shit, they only had like 2 big hits. They can hardly be credited for starting any movements in music or being a seminal band. 🤣. Shit, I think it's even illegal to mention them within 2 paragraphs of mentioning Elvis! 🤣

[@WithJupiterInMind]

Deep Purple definitely copied them 🤣

[@krystajustice1608]

6 months before The Edmond Fitzgerald iron ore freighter sank in Lake Superior in Michigan 11-1975 I was 10 years old

[@hairyfool7361]

Lucky enough to be there, mezzanine floor left side facing the stage

[@andrewjupina464]

Saw them a couple months earlier at MSG. A great experience.

[@zerozerohero7189]

I was there but my seat wasnt facing the stage

[@EdwinLantiez]

Vu en 1973 à Paris St Ouen...solo de Page à l'archer ...un moment privilégié inoubliable !!! Thank's Jimmy

[@samgamblewhite8600]

1:27:32 Pages plays some tea for one

[@StratsRUs]

Awesome setlist.

[@Mdjagg]

If you can get past the first couple of warmups, this is peak R&R!

[@edward1007]

The way they roll into sick again gets me goin every single time

[@АстронавТ-б1о]

25 лет назад я впервые услыша Led Zeppelin. 23 года назад я впервые сел за барабаны. и получилось. Бонзо навсегда в моём сердце, такой звук, такая подача, он рисовал барабанами!

[@willharmatuk4723]

The audio on this is a real treat! Usually I don't like matrix'ed audio, but this really gives the sound some atmosphere. Thanks for sharing! Greatest band ever.

[@patrickhacault9221]

Je suis mélomane et surtout un inconditionnel de Beethoven.... Ses symphonies sont des merveilles de créations et d'intensité dramatiques et mélodiques.... Je découvre Led Zeppelin depuis 3 mois maintenant (j'ai commencé la batterie en septembre 2023) et je suis scotché, retourné et ébahi du génie musical de ces 4 gars... Et plus on les écoute, plus on découvre l'immense variété de leur génie.. Ce concert concentre l'équivalent de 4 symphonies Beethoven... Led Zep, le rock-blues-metal-melody au firmament... Vraiment, vraiment phénoménal ❤🎶🎸🎵🥁🎼💗❣️

[@pmattocks7]

Great comment! Welcome to the Zep family!

[@patrickhacault9221]

​ Thank's Paula.. 🤗👍

[@reddog-ex4dx]

This recording is so hot while listening with earbuds! Bonzo's drums come through so good it feels like I'm there, well, almost. But, on the downside, whilst listening to say "In My Time of Dying" or "No Quarter" KZbin throws in an ad. DAMN YOU KZbin!!!!!!!!!

[@WithJupiterInMind]

got my JBL earbuds here at 3:30 AM... these little tiny things have surprising BASS... it feels like I'm there with them... insane... not everything in "the future" sucks after all 🤣

[@j.j.1064]

I was There on the Sunday. Ticket was £1:00 top price was £2:50. My wages were £18.00 pw. So pro rata it was about £70-80. a ticket. Johns family lived just round the corner in Birchfield rd at the time. Yet I never knowingly clapped eyes on him once yet I knew most musicians in Redditch including Chris Kefford. Their Idea cauldron of course was in Cutnal Green at the Chequers Pub which is now a posh place. In fact the area is now very Gentrified but back in the 70's it had a raw beauty to it. John is resting in the Church at Rushock is a beautiful place with a visitors book signed by people from all over the world and his grave stone is adorned with drumsticks and curios. RIP John.

[@darrylbutt2570]

Yeah, I'm from South Africa and I went there the momnet I could to pay homage to the greatest rock drummer of all time.

[@carlmcgrath484]

i saw robert plant at glastonbury 2022. he played 2 led zeppelin songs. suffice to say it was an embarrasment. my dad has seen zeppelin 5 times im so jealous its unreal. peace and love to anyone reading this i love you im high af its 3am this tab is doing something else 2 me love u alllll

[@tyara86]

😆 enjoy fellow music lover!

[@trajan6927]

Saw Plant 6 times. Totally boring. Embarrassment. Also back in day with Zep. those little girls shirts! The hair twirling! The snapping fingers with palms up. The stomping of feet, sad. So very sad. SMH

[@Robertonnz]

WOW - what a concert. That's the way - just sublime

[@JadwigaStuczyn]

Zeppelin nie lubili telewizji.Zasłyneli w radiu ifantastycznym legendarnym koncertach .

[@ontrack16]

20:22 Bonzo clips! 32:28 one-bar loop; 41:28 amazing Bonzo, 49:03

[@TheJackflash85]

Sick Again Live! - Hell Yeah! I lived it! Never, ever, will be there be a decade like the Music of the 1970's - and I was just a kid!

[@localshopkeeper9517]

Music like this will never be seen again on planet earth, I wish I was born in the later 50’s

[@LimleyGilbert]

Amen to that!

[@SillyGoose2024]

and deal with sloppy hairy bush? no thanks

[@rainamiller6023]

So right! Kids today have no idea what truly great musicianship is. Before autotune and earpiece monitors. Raw, loud, improvisation that will exceed expectations for all time.

[@serenitysoul6784]

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