Led Zeppelin - Stairway to Heaven/Whole Lotta Love/Rock and Roll - Seattle, WA (July 17th, 1977)

[@acoustic360]

Love Jimmy's attempt to contribute backing vocals whilst simultaneously smoking a cigarette! Seen at 7:15... lol, that's awesomely rock n roll.

[@LCNSilveri]

Hahahaha amazing 😂

[@КимНамджун-ы5ы]

Виктор Цой так делал основной вокал, на каждом концерте:)

[@anniejo1355]

So cute, and he hated to sing.❤

[@FramrodLiggins]

No, it's not. Chuck Berry is rock and roll what you're talking about is drunken foolishness.

[@Conan568]

I was there, and Bonzo played his last ever drum solo.. Our minds were forever blown by this epic concert. They played non stop no backup band for 3.5 hours for 10 buck tickets. Compare that with the choreographed lip synched crap that passes for concerts these days.

[@alexscott730]

Conan568 Sadly and unfortunately the record companies realized they could get away with investing less in actual skill and talent and charge 300% more for tickets and the people woud buy it hook,line and sinker...and they did.Feed the people artificial garbage music and charge them 259$ for a show....It's fuckin lame....But people are lazy,gullable and easily entertained.

[@TuckFrump-r9h]

@Alex Scott The actual truth is that artists make very little money from their recorded music in the age of streaming. Your music can actually be played 5 million times and give you a pathetic royalty check of $1000 or so. The only way to make money now is to tour and make it on ticket and merchandise sales. For the lucky few that have been in the business long enough to have enjoyed the high-royalty days (and saved their money well), this is less of a factor, but they are not going to charge $6 for tickets when their younger competition needs to charge $100+.

[@carywest9256]

@Conan568 How is it that this is the last time Bonzo played his drum solo.He still lives another 3 years.They play the Knebworth Festival August4,10 1079.Then they toured the continent of Europe.August 7,1980 in Berlin,West Germany was the last concert Bonzo performed in.In 6 1/2 weeks he would be gone,never to entertain again.

[@Reggie-The-Dog]

John Bonham died in 1980.

[@TuckFrump-r9h]

@@carywest9256 I think he may be considering that this was Bonham's last performance of Moby Dick - Zeppelin never again performed that piece, which was Bonzo's solo.

[@msfoto3541]

Amazing what they all created at such a young age, during a relatively brief period of time.

[@marciashiraishi5891]

LeL Zeppelin is not only the greatest band of all time ... LZ also has the sexiest vocalist and guitarist I've ever seen ... a pleasure for the ears and eyes 😍🤩

[@ivegotthedocuments9963]

I really cannot handle Robert Plant's beauty.

[@maggiecat9986]

Things that made me say Awl-l Gawl-shhhh.But I had to be "Movin" On.

[@frankjasutis6669]

"I am a golden god!"...and yes he was..im a guy and I'd still fuck him

[@mysterions13]

frank jasutis Did you pause for a moment before hitting reply?! Lol. I love Plant, saw Robert live on 29 June, 2018!! And his sprit shines so bright!!

[@frankjasutis6669]

never pause..go full speed..but seriously..the guy was a golden god...same with brad Pitt in fight club..I would kill to look like that..every ..and I mean EVERY chick would be on their knees in front of you...what a dream!..no offence to any girls but cmon!!!!..and I saw him for his first tour at maple leaf gardens in Toronto in August...fuck it was hot...ruined the t-shirt I bought wiping the sweat from my face..was amazing..no zep at all..not one

[@johneasler9967]

Plant acted so gay

[@ninjascott7976]

This man played his heart out for the world, love you Page.

[@gusvouloukos6232]

Well said!!!

[@Ed9870]

God bless Bonzo. Such a pleasure to watch that man operate in Zeppelin's Engine Room.

[@corinamalt9823]

The best band ever roberts voice singing stairway and jimmy omg cant explain how good i feel watching this he is beautiful

[@stuarthecht8196]

Wow- there is so little live visual footage of the world's greatest rock and roll band, this is completely astounding. These guys rock like no one else. Thank you, thank you, thank you!

[@ortrist7044]

What are you talking about 😂 if you think there’s so little footage of Led Zeppelin try being a Randy Rhoads fan

[@ctrlshiftqq9846]

@@ortrist7044 There literally is very little professional footage of them. It’s sad the biggest band in the world didn’t want to record themselves more often.

[@saleconomos473]

If you had seen them live in the earlier years.....by 77, when you saw them live again, you didn't care about Plant's voice being sub par. (And his voice here doesn't hold a candle to the very early concerts) Because it was Zep... there in front of you...alive.... on stage. You held your breath in awe. Overwhelming indeed.

[@jimlamanna9712]

sal economos Robert is wearing the blouse of the chick he banged the night before. He's over looking the audience deciding which row of women he's inviting back for this evening's debauchery

[@roberts.5136]

You do know he had throat surgery done in '74 , Right ?

[@gummiesrule88]

Actually, Plan'ts voice was generally better in '77 than in '75, especially early '75. But nothing compares to '68-'71 Plant...

[@davewestner]

@sak economos---really well put.

[@joeyhuebner10]

@@gummiesrule88- He had a larger range to scream and shout in the early days but I think he became a better singer throughout his tenure in Zep and beyond. Plant was a far more nuanced singer on Physical Graffiti and Presence as opposed to Zeppelin I and II.

[@QUICKJABS1]

Damn that was a kick ass version of Stairway to Heaven.

[@jonlund5545]

Ken John your kidding right? I'm sure there's many better versions out there cause out of all I've heard this one was pretty bad

[@ahrimanic7]

Ken John um.

[@virtusetglorie]

I agree. Let the naysayers naysay. There are worse versions and this one stood on its own 2 feet. I remember watching it for the first time back in 2007 or so. It's the only 77 version with footage to accompany it.

[@EltonWhenRockWasYoung]

You’re sure to *really* love the version on ‘BBC Sessions’ then.

[@modernchair7692]

7:12 Page does backing vocals while smoking a cigarette. Much harder than it looks . . .

[@mikegacek9182]

Best comment on here! Thanks!

[@sisterearthful]

Thanks for the comment. I wasn't sure. He's a genius the way he plays the guitar or any other guitar. While the rest of the Band collaborates is mind blowing.

[@dlattimer9949]

Unbelievable really.

[@Tolbiny]

6:44 Has anybody ever held a guitar and looked cooler than that? 😎

[@Reggie-The-Dog]

I agree Page looks coolest holding a guitar. Number two is Joe Perry from Aerosmith.

[@FramrodLiggins]

Yes... HENDRIX!

[@Lee-nh5bb]

No!

[@xensuko]

@@FramrodLiggins factss

[@jerald6023]

No

[@chrishmmm2202]

Hammered like the gods

[@wassupdoc2780]

Saw them from the 6th row main floor in Chicago in April 1977 at the Chicago stadium. Thee best concert from my number 1 band I was lucky enough to see especially from that vantage point. Absolutely awesome. A dream come true. Loudest concert I ever was at. Jimmy Page was my all time guitar hero and he delivered as the rest. Shortly thereafter Bonham was gone. What a tragedy.

[@arthurcaminha4310]

Bonham was probably one of those rare musicians that, the drunker he got, the better he played.

[@samrenvyle8849]

Bonzo and Dimebag Darrel.

[@ctrlshiftqq9846]

Not in Nuremberg

[@FramrodLiggins]

He probably thought so anyways but he paid for it in the end. He is one of the few musicians that started out great and got worse.

[@kaywhitten8594]

THEY HAVE A WAY OF GRABBING YOU AND TAKING YOU TO THEIR SPECIAL PLACES IN THEIR MINDS THROUGH THEIR MUSIC, SO VERY CAPTIVATING........

[@rgbrin]

if this was at Oakland Coliseum, then I was there...and it was great!!...their last show in the States!!...Bonzo was killing it that day...what a great drummer..

[@Chris-fq4xz]

Seattle (kingdome)

[@MikeSrok]

@@Chris-fq4xz yep! Still got my ticket stub!

[@thomasmcconville8330]

I saw the Cleveland Coliseum Show in April of this Tour....3 1/2 hours of Pure Magic...I wlll NEVER forget it!!!

[@RetroFan]

Only those that love music, have it in their soul can sit here and really appreciate and enjoy this. I feel sorry for those too busy with living that they have no time to enjoy good music.

[@TheGavinkjg]

I saw this show I missed them in 75, wasn't going to miss them again.......

[@moiseschavez1447]

Bonzo was incredible!

[@georgiethumbs2438]

They were effin huge back then, I was in High school back then and it was like Led Zep mania. The movie Song remains the same did sooooo much for their careers it's insane even though I don't think Led Zep liked the movie, but man oh man, once the kids back then saw that movie it was like WOW!! It was like making instant Led Zep fanatics once the kids saw that movie. Midnight matinee

[@mark110101]

so huge,that 30 years after Bonzo died they got honoured ,not many bands can do that after NOT touring or performing,after a band members death...only other group i can think of is Lynyrd Skynyrd

[@JoeandAngie]

2 hits of blotter Midnight Movie east TN. Best thing ever.

[@bigpoppa5732]

In highschool we went to the midnight movies every weekend to watch The song remains the same. Any live Zeppelin is better than Viagra. Good times I'll always cherish. 40 + years later and this is fire

[@georgiethumbs2438]

@@JoeandAngie - LOL! I did that too, hits of mescaline then we would hit a midnight showing of Eraserhead and have our minds utterly blown. Oh man, I remember that like it was yesterday.

[@mmaranta785]

Tour dates?

[@alelor04]

Simply Amazing

[@tiffanyroseangeles7517]

Concert @ Madison Sq Garden NY.bloody amazing film.Love Jimmys outfit! Bands these days don't dress like Zep did then!!! Robert bare chest,hotter than burning flame!!! Those JEANS!!! THAT Jewellery...... ROCK GODS CARRY YOUR TORCH!!!

[@LedZeppelinRarities]

2:40 "AAH" - John Bonham, 1977

[@kevinindublin]

Led Zeppelin Rarities So what happened exactly? Jones missed the 'stop", Bonzo screams, then Jones humorously plays a little doodle in the second stop a moment later?

[@foxriver84]

kevinindublin yes

[@Jet_Rod_94]

Thats a fucking Grizzly Bear

[@kriknewe]

so many gems tucked away out there! Thx

[@honeybee1159]

3:45 😳😳😳😳😳

[@metaldiehard]

Looks and sound very good. Hope Jimmy will remix the Seattle 1977 show and realease it officially some day.

[@TheVirtualNHL]

He will never release this shit. He knows how bad he was during this time.

[@johnflanagan9153]

@@TheVirtualNHL You really need to fact-check before you type; The reason why the 1977 tour was absent from the 2003 Led Zeppelin, double-DVD was the absence of the multi-tracks to properly remix it in surround-sound like the rest of the performances were; Jimmy Page explained the 24 tracks from this, and two other shows were stolen from his mansion in the early 1980's by an assistant, and unlike other valuable tapes...they were never recovered. Shit? Bad? Hardly. Even on a night where Plant clearly had the flu, and Page hadn't slept in days, they were still better than 99% of the shit that's out there calling themselves "live." Zeppelin had their "off" nights, but the Seattle gig was actually memorable so don't judge or speak for Jimmy Page when you don't know what the hell you're talking about.

[@melonsoda334]

I wish Page will remaster 1977 tour

[@johnturd]

I saw Zep M.S.G. 1977 the 3rd nite and the 6th the whole band was untouchable!!

[@jimgavin3923]

Thanks for all of the work that you do! It's great to get to see the mighty Zeppelin live in their prime!

[@FramrodLiggins]

This is far from Zeppelin in their prime.

[@oreldm]

@@FramrodLiggins I agree they were going downhill fast in 77

[@sonicretreatownerceocircut5274]

This is the best stairway and hopefully bought too heaven‼️

[@LyndaWhite-ju1gj]

Never ever get tired of Stairway whole lot of love and specially Rock and roll. Do it.

[@sealdbslqjtm5753]

Sooooooooo Beautiful Robert!!! Best lead singer ever!!

[@QueenFan12]

freddie mercury is actually the best singer you dumbo.

[@chrisjenkins5846]

Personally I would say Steve marriott

[@thetruthhurts6652]

seal dbslqjtm maybe for girls.

[@db6928]

Oh yes, Robert Plant is very beautiful! I can't stop to look at him and hear his voice...

[@johndope602]

@@QueenFan12 you find such such queen fans everywhere lol It's like you're searching for validation

[@corinamalt9823]

He is like a god sent to us to enjoy his beauty and talent

[@Gregk51]

1977 tour, I saw them 3 times in NYC at MSG. Best concerts I ever saw! Fucking rock gods! Best band ever.... Period!!!

[@sosmra]

Greg K I also saw them 3xs at MSG in 77, I ell people it was one of the best weeks I ever had!

[@gump7734]

3 times? I won the lottery and only saw them once. Obviously, best show ever and I saw the Who with Keith Moon.

[@Gregk51]

@@gump7734 Nice!

[@Gregk51]

Yes, 3 times in one week! They played 6 shows at the Garden. Altogether I saw them 6 times. 1973, twice in 1975 and 3 in 1977. All in NY... Great memories indeed!

[@gump7734]

@@Gregk51 Were you at the infamous cherry bomb show that was delayed an hour?

[@LedSteelers]

after all these releases of this show...and others, whether it be by tweaking or original source, surely to bloody hell someone can come up with this quality source for the entire show for everyone to see...before we die or become too old to even remember our names....SURELY !!! Thank you so much for these posts " Led Zepfilm " ......great homage to the greatest band to ever assemble !!

[@pajasa62]

Well said, but there are other shows (Earl's Court - (3 shows have not been seen) and other U.S. shows in 1977) that used a video screen. I need Jimmy Page to invite us to his basement!

[@Justin_Case69]

+pajasa62 First three show at EC weren't recorded ;)

[@FR22AN28]

Page is outstanding great here

[@FramrodLiggins]

You're joking....right?

[@TheVirtualNHL]

@@FramrodLiggins i think some people are truly just tone deaf

[@jdmo]

This is one bent Stairway solo - I love it. Page in noise mode. This is the Seattle "sleeping sickness" show, where I guess Page hasn't slept in days and Plant can't hear out of one ear until it pops in "No Quarter." A great show for a lot of reasons, but mainly because the band is in a such a great mood (judging by the videos). thanks for posting! Show less REPLY

[@corinamalt9823]

Thanku for this concert cant get enough

[@patriciabaxter7915]

Robert should have had a "Sexiest Man Alive" cover!!

[@aufuentecilla8085]

Led zeppelin being sloppy is still better than any other band. Robert Plant has a flu on this concert but still managed to finished the entire set list. Others criticized them being worst in other of their concert but don't credit them for being a real trouper performing even when they are sick. All they do is bashed the group because they are just JEALOUS. Can't admit to themselves that even at their worst, led zepp is better than any other bands.

[@marleenlayne2393]

U know it

[@JoeandAngie]

Like Trump

[@FramrodLiggins]

O saw them get CRUSHED by Jethro Tull. DESTROYED!!! I saw Zeppelin 4 times and they were lousy each time save 1. I love their records to this day.

[@BBaldwin]

FramrodLiggins I just don’t believe you. I’ll sooner believe you are from a far away galaxy than your statement that Jethro Dull crushed Zeppelin... I’ve heard too many other testimonies from others who saw them live...

[@c.anderson3444]

@@FramrodLiggins crushed? in what respect? I would guess performance but definitely not lead guitar or hit songs. From what's on film I'd rather watch the precision of Gilmour than Page. But I always thought Ian and Nugent were rejects from Knights of the Roundtable or Disney's Medieval Times lol. They should have double teamed. Great times in R&R.

[@krusty6246]

I guess I don’t have such a keen ear as some of you critics but Led Zeppelin sounds great to me in this concert. I also saw them a little while after this at Day on the green in Oakland and they were just as good. We were so fortunate to see one of their last concerts together that day

[@krusty6246]

I was at Oakland too waiting almost 2 hours for them to start due to the incident backstage but it was worth the wait. So fortunate to see one of their last concerts

[@pattyraczynski9566]

Awesome footage of the greatest band ever! I saw them in 77 in NYC…life changing experience. When they leave the stage…it is overwhelmingly sad! It hurts! ❤️ Thanks you so much for posting! You caught the inner soul of Zeppelin in this video. Thank you so much for sharing!

[@scottrobinson9752]

Ok just so people understand.... the audio for these sorts of things is just a guide source for the people doing the video. Its usually a very rough mix sent from a PRE-EQ auxiliary send off the mixing console. It's something the sound guy would be asked to dial up at some point during the day as set-up was still going on. These types of things aren't adjusted to sound good, it's just a reference guide for the video crew. All you are hearing is the raw microphones and the gain applied to them. No eq, or compression, or anything else the engineer does to make the show sound good in person will be heard on this tape. It is simply the rawest form of raw audio. And it never sounds good no matter who the artist is. This particular show was also multi-tracked to be properly mixed at a later time. So a good audio source does exist for this show it just hasn't appeared yet.

[@kevinindublin]

Tks. for comments.

[@boataxe4605]

You are correct there are no effects to cover Jimmy's sloppy playing.

[@guitarplayer2846]

USED to be rough mixes. These days, recordings are directly from the sound board. I bought a studio quality disk set at a Frampton concert in '11 of the show I was at 20 minutes post-concert.

[@Justin_Case69]

Mainly you are right but this show never was multitracked. It's what it is, video for the in-house system and raw soundboard (or rather monitor mix) recording. There were plans to do this at the later stage of the tour which, sadly, never happened because of Robert's son death. Page even mentioned this idea in one interview where he said that they always wanted to record shows at the very end of the tour (as TSRTS, Earls Court or HTWWW). Too bad he didn't record LA or NY shows from the same year. Our only hope is the video from Pontiac which was recorded with better equipment and the video certainly exists in some, so-called, inner circles.

[@patricksommer3971]

That mix is not that bad

[@racerx8822]

I think Jimmy Page was aware that he was the coolest person on the planet when he wore the heroin suit and picked up that double neck Gibson.

[@mariececile3973]

Smoking a cigaret It makes me laugh

[@TheBroddha]

I know a lot of people consider Jimmy's guitar playing in this video awful but I think there are definitely moments where the playing is really beautiful in a weird way. It's a sad, defeated sound; the opposite sound of the usual Stairway to Heaven solo. Here are my two favorite moments: 00:13 - 00:33, 1:26 - 1:36.

[@derekjackson1039]

yeah he's an acquired taste by '77

[@kevinindublin]

This is just a basic unmixed soundboard. Not appropriate to comment on it as if it were the actual item.

[@vince1411]

The Broddha he was on heroin by then.

[@k.bowers8372]

20 seconds?

[@richjohnson749]

Around this time, according to Page the smack had taken hold.... Remember kids, what goes up, "Most Definitely" comes crashing down....

[@williamfindlay8831]

Jimmy Page asleep in a Dragon silk suit is better than 99.9% of guitarists

[@mr.d.4175]

Saw them April 6, 1977 at Chicago Stadium on South Madison. Then, now and forever. Classic rocks lives.

[@sosmra]

I saw them only once back in 77, and I was in awe! Thank you for posting this video you actually made my Christmas, watching Bonzo is like a drug I want to see and hear more. Anyone know where this show can be seen or gotten , even sub par video is better than none, t would be my holy grail to find more like this thanks again for posting.

[@aldahafilippin9823]

Como documento, ha sido maravilloso! Gracias!!!!

[@gar669]

Great post! this is some outstanding footage. I was at the 1977 Dallas, Tx. concert, so thanks for a look and listen down memory lane!

[@mike_pott2485]

Just watching jimmy page makes me feel cool

[@jacquelinegraham1050]

Have mercy. Robert is so effing gorgeous. is he real? He makes me weak.

[@jacquelinegraham1050]

+Frank Jones well thank you. And you?

[@milkman4812]

+Rasenshuriken198 ...lol...true.

[@ruthtrujillo4961]

I know just hearing my forever favorite songs on the radio which is any song the have song I get soo excited ,like "whaaat", did I do to deserve all this "goodnes" Led Zeppelin was my lulabys .

[@patriciawright8786]

Jacqueline Graham--Robert Plant, in his day was absolutely just a GOD! He had everything. I often find myself thinking: IF, I would have met him when I was at my best, (15 yrs. later, & in my early 30's) Could I have acted like an adult woman? NO! I would have just SMILED! Like a MORON! I still LOVE him, but now I think I at least could speak to him?

[@middaysun3553]

Yes my God... mesmerising beauty

[@michaelrice4894]

OMG. So nice,indeed ! A band so integral with those 4 guyz. And the Jimmy p.& John Henry B. Highlights fr. This - thanx for the le post. M

[@Pezdg]

This is awesome! Thank you so much for all you do!

[@berniebooth5045]

Fantastic clip, thanks for posting

[@guilhembec1120]

La grosse plante sur Rock'n'Roll et le sourire de Plant. J'adore ;)

[@michaelwhitton8226]

At this point you could see it.They were not the same but they all know it. They knew age, life and touring was never going to be the same. That being said they did a great job and they seemed to be having fun. The audience probably noticed it wasn't the band of 1973 however it was thier heroes and that's how I feel about watching this footage. I would have loved to see them live. They were the best rock band and probably will hold this title forever. I know they get flake for ripping off music but a lot was traditional and I doubt I would have ever been exposed to it had it not been for Zeppelin. I have searched out all the songs they used and gave them a listen, some a lot of times. I love the original versions just like zeppelin did. These old black men were laying it down. I appreciate black people for what they gave us. I love Led.zeppelin and they are my favorite band but there is no escaping our roots. So God bless those blues playing black men who struggled in those hard times and brought forth this music. Every Zeppelin fan knows where this music came from. The exception is Stairway To Heaven which they did write and this guy Randy California claimed to had it lifted by Page. I admit it sounds a little like it but only for 8 seconds. I don't think he should have sued over it. I mean if he's going to sue for using the same 10 notes maybe the state of California can sue Randy California for using the exact same 10 letters in his name. Peace

[@maryjvanderwerken3192]

As I understand it, Randy California didn't sue; he died swimming in the Ca. ocean, the person who inherited his estate sued. Online I saw a musician giving a very detailed musical explanation of why the charges were bogus, ridiculous, basically just a money grab. I'm very glad Page and Plant were victorious.

[@guitarttimman]

They sound awesome here. I really liked this version of Rock "n Roll too. That's some kick ass music.

[@aubreygriesch7689]

Wow I love these men

[@stratrat57]

One week before I saw them in Oakland. THAT was their last US show.

[@luciabenedetti3893]

Jimmy Page non è solo il chitarrista più figo e sexy che esista ma proprio uno degli uomini più BELLI dell'intero pianeta 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 anche se qui è più magro mi fa sangue lo stesso, sempre sempre sempre....

[@pajasa62]

The two people that have given this a thumbs-down OBVIOUSLY must have hit the wrong button.

[@boataxe4605]

Or have seen earlier Zep shows when Jimmy was still amazing before the junk got him!!

[@guitarplayer2846]

Jimmy was amazing even beyond Led Zeppelin. Rock musicians and drugs went hand-in-hand in the 70's.

[@boataxe4605]

+Guitar Player Yes, and some drug use can be beneficial to a musician but too much can be a determent and one can start to play as badly as Page did at this show, once he became a heroin junky his playing went downhill, while he did play good at some shows he was pretty bad at others including this one.

[@bkrbyex4339]

Boat Axe I guess he was trying to get rid of the pain, in his left hand. he accidentally, hurt it, back in 1975, then Robert plant was on vacation, at the time, and got into a car accident, he too, was badly hurt,.....they didn't tour, for a year and a half. the 1977 tour, was their comeback, but again it too, was short lived, befallen by more tragedy.

[@toddlavigne6441]

totally agree....he's not playing up to snuff this night plus the sound is off the board dry, so a lot of the sloppy playing would have been lost in the volume, echo and reverb when mixed out of the PA's ( thankfully )

[@234dilligaf]

Excellent

[@vegard609]

Everybody is saying Jimmy is terrible here, I think he played better than he had most of videos I've seen after 73.

[@mauriciofreitas3967]

Heroin cocaine. Page and Bonham... Sad

[@SmelOdies]

So just live or do you think in the studio too? I relistened to Presence after many years and I thought his solos were nice on that. In The Evening off ITTOD as well.

[@donalddrysdale246]

I think the whole band had matured in general by 79-80, particularly jones, that if one is educated enough, hears he had continued his studies. however, it just seems odd to me there's always been so many pro-zeps, when the 70s was full of great talent.

[@snakeone8541]

His tone and sustain are definately lacking on the double neck.

[@snakeone8541]

Also his dexterity seems compromised. Must be a side effect of drug use and most likely malnutrition and exhaustion

[@willwhitfield5740]

LED ZEP THE MOST DRAMATIC BAND EVER,, feel the atmosphere in the music, many have tried to emulate, these bands are good and I love them, ZEP are in a class of their own, they blasted open a door for today's rock music to continue.

[@rickferrari9042]

Bonham just pounding away at those drums classic

[@PlatinumBlack90038]

#LedZeppelin in #1977 ― the 1970s to the #MAX! #LikeTotally! ✨

[@schiavosylvie9544]

Love them

[@paultrewin8268]

give me this quality 24/7........PLEEEEEEEZZZ

[@barbaratatton7552]

🔥🔥🔥🔥💫 Best Band EVER

[@dircevazferreira9374]

Muito obrigado meu Indolo Robert Plant Banda Led Zeppelin 💕 época maravilhosa que vc arrasou muitos corações 70 80 muito sucesso para a sua Banda e pra vc também era muito lindo parabéns belíssimo 👋👋👋👋👋👋

[@kevinindublin]

That's because it's a basic unmixed live recording. Original picture & audio tapes need to be sourced for this show, restore it and mix it down etc., get it to the standard of the Earls Court & MSG stuff from the DVDs.

[@PaPaPeeMD]

Amazing

[@jaym3064]

Page sounds choppy and disjointed on this version. Love his greatness, everyone has an off night.

[@donalddrysdale246]

the doors saw it coming back in the 60s, that tech would try and replace the human element. anyone that listens to jazz knows it can't be perfect; that's not it's nature.

[@edheliosz]

Bonzo’s drumming is just fantastic.

[@ОлегТабунов-п5в]

PERFECTLY!

[@michaeldevlin440]

Pages playing might not be perfect but always the best soulful EMOTIONAL out there

[@erichanhauser3190]

Zeppelin on a bad day playing sloppy is still pretty goddamn amazing. Seattle 73 is my all time favorite. Pretty much wore out my vinyl bootleg from overplaying it. Should have put it on Cassette.

[@jeffbauer3425]

You can find it on KZbin.

[@tokingreens]

I was there...just a few people back from stage left in front of jimmy page in the kingdome and the sound was incredible and super loud...nothing like the vids that are out there...

[@JohnAllanification]

and thats just abt exactly where i was standing. for a short period of time,Peter Grant stood nearby lol probably looking for cheap recording equipment. ps. this bring's me to recollect how quickly Percy wanted to/seem'd to want end the evening as if it had been many more year's since '75 you've taken me back tg to this very different gig

[@debcarter7176]

I love you guys. Peace Love Hugs

[@TheJackflash85]

Pure Rock Gods in the Forever ~

[@patricksmith5017]

Was at that show, Seattle Kingdome

[@barbaraa1961]

Me too, 19 years old. Camped out in the lot with thousands of others for 5 days before concert day. It was the funnest time and The Best concert I ever attended. I'll LOVE LED ZEPPELIN FOREVER!❤🎤🎸🥁🎹

[@bigdawg1758]

I saw zeppling 3 times. Each time Jimmy played the end solo on Stairway to Heaven it sounded differant. He really could never duplicate the studio sessions. Love them but it was a disappointment but what should I have expect. He was into the herion at the times I saw them so you never knew what you were going to get. The whole experience of seeing them live was awesome regardless.

[@jerald6023]

It's not that Jimmy couldn't, he didn't want to , so as you can hear, he's not attempting to duplicate the solo, he's got a general format, but your hearing the real deal improvising,& thats what it's all about Zeppelin was above all an organic, real, natural band- will never be another even close

[@ledzepfilm]

@wsdasda As he said, we were working on getting a 8mm film of the show, but apparently it didn't work out.

[@tw8454]

to think that guitar weighed as much as Garcias is absolutely mind blowing.

[@josuepasquini2795]

Imortais zeppelin pra sempre

[@Ryan_Thompson_Guitarist]

The single most self indulgent, violent and overblown tour in music history

[@yannyburger]

I love the live versions of Stairway to Heaven so much. The guitar solo is always a little different and much harder, rougher than the antiseptic studio version. A lot of people don't seem to appreciate that and dismiss them as being sloppy or whatever. If you want to listen to just a carbon copy of the studio version of a song, why go to a concert? The live version has an edge that the studio version doesn't and that makes it better, for me.

[@MyMusiclover55]

I WAS there and this sounds WAY better than It did there.

[@jerald6023]

Depending on where you were sitting

[@dominiclarosa6731]

That is the best i have seen this in quality

[@ZachRobertsGuitar]

Wow this is much better quality than my copy

[@mos2171]

Good work.

[@bonzo-se4sd]

Those 3 songs are from the 3 rd reel of the show peter grant mistakenly left behind at the superdome. many years later jimmy page picked up . True story

[@kevinkiso7197]

Kingdome... No, not true.

[@bonzo-se4sd]

ok so what did you hear

[@rickferrari9042]

The 2 best guitarists ever are named jimi

[@scottlindsay841]

\m/ Greatest Band Ever !

[@hamishmitchell884]

What I hear is heroin eating away at Jimmy's technique and imagination, yet...I still watch fascinated

[@johnbriggs7966]

Piss on you and your heroin comment!!

[@electrablue4220]

Don't ALL OF YOU get really get tired of the same old comment 🙄 Do you know how MANY of the greatest artists had their black days ? SMFH ‼️

[@hamishmitchell884]

That's ok, I've done 8 years on that shit, know what it's like. Page will always be my favourite guitarist hands down. As a guitar player myself I find it fascinating to see the effect it had on him. This is who he was and what he did. It's there as plain as day. Doesn't make him any less great, but it took away from what he was...thats just the nature of it. Once he kicked it he got his chops back so whatever, there's no need to lose your shit over it.

[@gabevachon326]

His lead on Staiway is awful. Cheetah Chrome was better in 77

[@hamishmitchell884]

Yeah his lead playing is pretty crap but still better than anything I'll ever be able to do 😅

[@ShaggyDawg]

The only year I got to see them.

[@ledzepfilm]

@LZProjects IT'S LEDZEPFILM GOD DAMN IT! And yea, this 8mm film is going to be awesome when we get it!

[@Texasstar4]

I just wished Robert would have taken vocal lessons in the early seventies to help add some longevity to his voice

[@Sophie-jf4wr]

I think it was the smoking that messed up his voice, plus he had vocal surgery in ‘74 (I think) which permanently changed his voice a bit. apparently he wasn’t fully recovered by the time they went back on tour

[@Minceontoast2]

@@Sophie-jf4wr he got nodule’s in late 71 and he never gave them time to heal he just kept ruining his voice till he had to have surgery

[@sunshinewoman4992]

He had the flu during this concert... besides that his vocals are gourgeous!