Led Zeppelin - The Rain Song - Another Take (Live Music Video) - with rare footages.

Led Zeppelin - The Rain Song - Another Take (Music Video)
Video Edit
With rare footages from the original rough of the movie "The Song Remains The Same" (First Cuts and Traveling Riverside Blues Video Promo 1990)
Also, footages from the movie.
Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.

[@MsGolkeeper]

Thank you for adding me to your video, it means alot ! ❤️ Ana (aka) Hoodie girl.

[@macd16b]

Thank you, Ana, for the atmosphere and friendship ❤️

[@OutOnTheTiles]

Ana you are a superstar within the Zeppelin community! Hope you are doing well. Cheers✌️❤️

[@MsGolkeeper]

​@@OutOnTheTilesThank you.! I only known about this about 5 months that fans noticed me. I knew I was in the movie for awhile , but not rest lol 😆

[@beachcomber4141]

Your the hoodie girl??? I always noticed you even years ago when I saw the movie!! How cool!!!

[@MsGolkeeper]

@@beachcomber4141 Yes, that's me.

[@apaul13150]

This is not music, this is another dimension

[@magicmike2319]

they are like bach or beethoven imo

[@joepatriot6431]

This song is 50 Years old and will still be timeless 50 years from now.

[@Sergey-vj8iv]

Она будет всегда молодой....вечно

[@KimBranam]

Amen

[@NINOABSNABSN]

The sweetness of Jimmy Page's feelings still surprises me.

[@cazzabokeem2226]

Such a beautiful song

[@dariomagaiver1045]

Verdade realmente verdade 👍🇧🇷

[@andreinamarchini7432]

Jimmy's solo is a masterpiece

[@johnnyM809]

This is the greatest rock band that ever walked the planet.

[@stephaniegoddard9397]

Or Rocked the planet!

[@JeffreyEldredge1608]

plagiarizers

[@scottwalker6239]

@@JeffreyEldredge1608 This sure does no belong in that category, dh.

[@aakar88]

Strange to think while watching LZ- you are watching the best band ever, it does not go up from this, this is pinnacle rock music, nobody on the planet can play better, the absolute top of the mountain

[@rondepietro3441]

Listen to Ciara do it

[@greggstewart1977]

Bar None!!!😊

[@joelsmith4816]

You must not have listened to too many bands

[@greggstewart1977]

@@joelsmith4816 like who ? I've listened to as many as you I'm sure 😊

[@aakar88]

@@joelsmith4816 BAH!!! Obviously we have!!! Hence our comments on LZ superiority!!! You are expert? Maybe a Van Fleet or Backstreet admirer?

[@Ed-527]

These are the last of the Vikings,no others are coming. Goodnight!

[@mikehussain7776]

There is NO band in the world, and there will never be a band, who can even stand beside these gentlemen of rock music. Led Zeppelin will always be the first and best rock and roll sound ever!

[@soo_zee_q]

Led Zeppelin didn’t just write songs, they wove music. Utter perfection!

[@user-js9zg8ij7q]

😅

[@dev_john_]

John Paul Motherfuckin Jones, the absolute beast painting gorgeous textures on keys, playing bass notes with his feet, locking in with bonzo and being the backbone for page and plant to go off over. What an insanely talented man, may he forever be recognized for not only just his bass playing. He did so much to make zep what they were

[@candicewitzkoske3155]

Just pure perfection of 4 guys brought together!

[@williamronan4058]

5 decades later and this song still brings a tear to my eye. Beautiful composition, arrangements and lyrics. Brilliant execution. A masterpiece.

[@soshieopath7142]

Well said.

[@Ayushwildchild]

My greatest regret in this world is not being able to see them live in their prime.❤

[@T.D.I.Y.M.F.M]

I too feel your pain friend. For I was born in 1987 so I never even got a chance. I'm just glad I found them at a very young age. Then around 10-11 my stepdad showed me the song remains the same on VHS 📼. It was The single handedly best show of all time from any band out there that I've actually seen in person live. Silver sun pick-ups is one band that surprised me. Saw them at the Greek theater and they played and sounded so f#@kin great live. But like many others just didn't sound as good live. Been to many shows but my favorite is still in my living room on Blu-ray. The song remains the same is a True Gem and I always tell people to see it.

[@truemanmontfort8031]

Saw em 7 times between 73-77…unbelievable shows but still wish I had seen earlier but just wasn’t quite old enough to do so….anyway, there really isn’t any band ever that put on a show where the crowd was so captivated that there an eerie silence of open jaws until each song ended at which pint the audience simply when nuts…no one knew music could be so powerfully emotional…note, I’m not catorizing their music as it was so diverse, eclectic and multi culturally influenced it can’t just be called “rock” music…so far ahead of their time no has ever caught up to it…so it will go down like Bach..Mozart…and last forever…anyway, just keep searching and listening to it all cause there is no other band like this one…they are the GOAT

[@Topsrite]

Yes it would have been mine as well, but I was lucky and saw them 5 times in their prime 😢

[@Ayushwildchild]

@@Topsrite wow. You’re so lucky ❤️ Guess what I could’ve n chose not to see in their prime ? justin Beiber 🤣.

[@nigel274]

Saw them twice....75 at Earls court...then at Nebworth. No interest in most other "Rock bands afterwards...they couldn't compete

[@DavesClassicCars]

One of so many of Jimmy's masterpieces.

[@raymondsearch5289]

The GREATEST rock 'n roll band EVER! Period.

[@michaelcruz7704]

.period.

[@greggstewart1977]

Like I've said forever " There's LED Zeppelin and then there's every other Rock and roll band that's been formed !!

[@vincentcorrigan5209]

Truer words I've never heard !

[@Will324]

Guns n roses and Soundgarden or on par with led Zeppelin in my opinion

[@michaelcoletta4547]

​​@@Will324pples and oranges... it's all subjective anyhow. I am probably a bigger Soundgarden fan than Led Zepp.... but LZ has that pioneer status also. Edit: I like GnR but their career wasn't long enough and they aren't on the level of the other two bands. Just in my opinion !

[@mikeeckel2807]

I've always found John Paul Jones' playing of the mellotron on "The Rain Song" to be magnificent.

[@aguinaldolandi9287]

Absolutely!

[@Shaft-Industries]

JPJ is definitely an unsung hero. Incredible talent!

[@anthonymangiarciana]

Totally underrated musician. By the fans not by other musicians.

[@lonedrone]

Yes, stellar Mellotron playing. And he must be playing the bass as well using pedals.

[@larrystratmann624]

John Paul Jones was the engine in the Rolls Royce we know as Led Zeppelin. All 4 were Hugely TALENTED individuals and at the Top of Respective instrument and we got Treated to something VERY SPECIAL!

[@EDBZ28]

Gotta be one of the most beautiful rock and roll songs in history.

[@michaelleonetti8564]

Brings tears so beautiful

[@Bass-ne6dl]

Absolutely

[@houdinididiit]

I've been playing it for 20 years and it is always tricky. Page was like no other.

[@justin9289]

@@houdinididiit DGCCDG tuning and its honestsly really easy

[@houdinididiit]

@@justin9289 Thanks. I’m aware of the open tuning of the original. But I stubbornly play it in standard tuning. Maybe for fun, I’ll give it a go. ✌️

[@randytellez2451]

Page will always be the most creative guitar player ever.

[@JohnSmith-ef2sp]

I was fortunate, I saw them in 1971, before I went into the Air Force. It doesn't get any better than this. Boys and girls, this is music. I'm 70 years old now. Thank you for this clip.

[@LoneLee2022]

This is my favorite recording of all time. The live versions are so much better than the studio versions. More Emotion.

[@DDaggerz9]

Aug '74 three months before my 20th Festival seating middle against the stage was the very best. Robert Plant was approachable, kind and allowed me to hold onto him in a loving, apprective way. I didn't mean to. I sort of just reached out and he didn't shake me off like a dog. 🤣 Life was good. ❤❤❤

[@campcrafter4613]

Thank you for your service.

[@JohnSmith-ef2sp]

Your welcome

[@crungefactory]

​@@DDaggerz9they didn't tour in 1974 and didn't play in Aug in 73, 75, or 77. And no, that never happened. Security was WAY too tight for that. Unless, of course, you went backstage or to their hotel. Maybe you're thinking of Aerosmith lol

[@charlieb3943]

Nothing more iconic than Jimmy Page with the double next guitar. There will never be a greater Rock Institution than Led Zeppelin

[@mikelwenderssonhenesseywen6213]

Sim! Led Zeppelin é simplesmente magnífico!😍🥺🇧🇷

[@not2zen]

One of my absolute favorite Zeppelin songs of all time.

[@gmez478]

One of my favorites too. I saw them on April 28th 1977 . changed my whole outlook on a lot of things because I was so young.

[@gardengatesopen]

Have y'all heard the new rendition Jimmy did of this beautiful song? (Well, new to us anyway.) You're gunna LOVE it!! It's on his own You Tube channel, named: Jimmy Page The Rain Song was the 1st video he posted on it. And it was the ONLY video on the channels for a few weeks! Which was kinda fun! It's all instrumental, no vocals. And - YES - It IS AMAZING !!! I imagine that's how Jimmy's been hearing this song in his head all these years... Y'all go check it out!

[@gardengatesopen]

​@@gmez478 I too saw them at a very young age... As a young American teenager, I was lucky enough to see them in '79 at the Knebworth Festival in England. It's a long story of how that came about. The short story is it wasn't planned, and when we found out there was going to be a concert, (THIS concert!!!) my younger brother & I begged our parents like we had never begged before!! We were on a family vacation over there when the 2 festival concerts were announced. Funny how the announcement was only 2 weeks in advance! My brother and I were so young that we, of coarse, had to get permission from our parents to go to this all day festival, in a foreign country, to travel far away without any adult supervision, over several different forms of transportation. We had to take a subway (the underground, we started from London), the subway took us to a train station, the train traveled to a tiny country town where we boarded a bus, the bus dropped us at a country lane where we walked with thousands of other kids of all ages for a very long trek to our final destination: a very large wheat field with the tallest stage I had ever seen! It was about 20 feet high. Anyway, my mother was insisting she go with us! But of coarse, I had to tell my mother that would NOT be a good idea, and I told her she would've had a terrible time, etc. I just couldn't imagine watching Led Zeppelin with my mother standing right beside me! Well, whatever I said, it worked! And my brother and I were off on literally, an adventure of lifetime😢!! It's one I'll never forget! And luckily, they were recording a movie of it, so I can now watch that footage & it takes me RIGHT BACK to those very extraordinary moments that I was in the presence of Rock Gods. Truly, I could feel their energy from 20 feet away. It sounds corny, I know! They just had this vibe, it was surreal. Charisma is not a strong enough word to describe their "presence" but that's what they had, in spades! I saw a LOT of concerts back then during that Golden Age of concerts, but THAT ONE concert, THIS BAND, is one I've carried with me through my entire life. This band put on a concert that was NOT forgettable! You say seeing them changed your whole outlook. I do believe I know what you mean! The concert I saw was different from any other band, just because it was THEM. Saying they were magical up on that stage sounds so clichè, but that really is what they were. Magical! The band has looked back on that concert and said "...they weren't tight, they weren't ready to play for an audience after such a long hiatus..." blah, blah, blah... I'm telling you that those things didn't matter to us! The energy of all us kids out there in that trampled field was electric with anticipation, and just plain excitement! And when they finally did appear!! Talk about a VIBE, well !! THE Band had THE VIBE!! They were MAGNIFICENT!!! The entire experience was MAGNIFICENT!!! I'm still, to this day, so very grateful to my parents for letting is go to that festival! BEST parenting decision they EVER made!! Of coarse, the times were different back then. The dangers weren't as high risk like it is these days. Or at least, we weren't aware of them. I would never be able to let my own kids travel alone like that these days... At any rate, Zeppelin did NOT disappoint at that concert!! In my eyes- they could do NO WRONG! I easily forgave them any squeaks, or missed note! I wasn't there for perfection. I was there just to experience THEM! My brother and I found a good spot about 20 feet away from the stage. We HAD to be that far away from the stage just to see the people up there ON the stage!! I remember wondering if we were going to be too far away from them (Zep) to get the full affect. I wanted to be close enough to them to feel like I was in the same room with them. Not in a creepy, obsessive way, but just in the way where you sit around jamming with people. Even though I was young, I had already been to many concerts back home. And the closer you are to the artists, the mire apt you are to "share the music in the moment" with the band members. I wanted THAT with Zeppelin ! Not too much to ask for, eh?!! Well, I got it!! Even at 20 feet away, and even with them being 20 feet higher in elevation, I could still feel their energy!! No other band ever came close to how they felt as a group. I could go on and on all day about this concert, but this comment is already way too long! I really just wanted to agree with you about how weirdly wonderful one powerful band can be life changing to an audience member. They literally make up more than one thread in the tapestry of my life.

[@dvanscotty6577]

It is my favorite this version here. It is to be played at my funeral.

[@ivanjulian2532]

It can't be an absolute favourite and one of your favourites at the same time. That isn't what absolute means.

[@jillhaas578]

When this came out and I was a young girl, I always wondered what ‘a little rain must fall’ meant. Now at 65, it’s clear. This song always brings tears, more so as I’ve grown older

[@dietermuller9536]

Well ok i‘am 2 year‘s junger But no worry‘s This is just brill

[@humbledb4jesus]

i'm 5 yrs behind you but right beside you...

[@twpsy634]

I am ahead of you in my 70s and agree. Little did Robert in particular, know what tragedy was ahead for him when he wrote these words.

[@lauriewhincup5635]

Same here!!!!

[@williamb.8059]

Masterpiece...

[@DB-os6on]

Perhaps the most beautiful piece of music ever written.

[@johnsudron1942]

One word - masterpiece!

[@raymondsearch5289]

Absolutely! The GREATEST rock 'n roll band EVER. Period.

[@markusfinkler9625]

4 Genius Characters put into One Universe called LED ZEPPELIN 🎉

[@robdobson5056]

They were the Kings of Rock…nobody has ever done it better.

[@Carlos-nq7up]

Best rock band in the history of the world!!

[@smith9808]

3:15 to 3:45 - has got to be one of the most beautiful sounds I have ever heard. It’s the essence of magic to me.

[@aakar88]

Damn right! Just imagine 500 years from now, music scholars will be listening to it in amazement

[@ArcofNeptune]

Yes!! For 40 years that section has made my heart leap and soar!

[@peryvinnandersen4457]

riding down the hill.....

[@JB-dw2gw]

Glad to be part of a huge generation of rock n roll music fans that is framed within the parameters of Led Zeppelin.

[@DeanWebb-jq4wl]

❤ it

[@beachcomber4141]

Roberts vocals at 1:20 I always thought was just F'n magical. Unreal. and Jimmy's tone and playing. This is probably the best live song I have ever heard Zeppelin do, and that is saying a lot.

[@maryjvanderwerken3192]

Luv this! The 02 "rock and roll" was also incredible, in my opinion. ☺🎶💙🎶

[@beckylynn209]

I always hum the lead guitar tune in my head but, can never remember what song it goes to.. You are so right!! 🎵🤗🎶

[@YourGirlHarley]

You are the sunlight in my growing So little warmth I've felt before It isn't hard to feel me glowing Love love love them lyrics fav of all time

[@beachcomber4141]

@@YourGirlHarley Absolutely!!

[@simonadams5626]

Agree. That' moment it shivers down the spine time.

[@gdevelek]

The story is that George Harrison of Beatles fame told Jimmy Page "you're good man but you don't write any ballads...." and the rest, as they say, is history. This song, in this live version, is simply, and utterly, divine.

[@NickScarpelli]

And the first few chords are from something

[@alfredesperon8276]

Im 60 and still love this masterpiece.

[@bluemoon-20]

63 and ditto! Always remember how George Harrison told them they needed to add more ballads to their albums; they came up with this.

[@dbelex]

What's not to love?

[@gregwilk9951]

And you always will.

[@johnjohn37371]

For me, this is THE song...the one that both breaks and mends my heart...it is my definition of transcendent...

[@bontrent4521]

It is work of beauty.

[@EDBZ28]

It brings me so much peace and emotion

[@hkguitar1984]

Agreed, its one of my favorite songs as well. Out of all the songs I've learned to play The Rain Song is the only one I recorded and posted here on KZbin, check it out. I'd like to add, I never imagined this song being played on an electric, it really sounds every bit as good live as the studio version (with Mr. Page performing it).. Looks like I've some work to do as I really need to play this on my electric guitar.

[@johnjohn37371]

@@hkguitar1984 The first song, on electric, I learned years ago was Muffin Man (Zappa, though I'm sure you knew that)...the very first song, my first real song, I learned, on my mom's parlor size Fender acoustic, was Old Man, the Neil Young tune. It took me forever. It seemed so hard, there is so much going on with his picking...but eventually I got it. I'm thrilled to find other guitar lover. I will absolutely check out your rendition, and congratulations on your success!

[@scottwaszak698]

Page's greatest composition,.

[@peteshaw7848]

It is just amazing for me to see *ANY* previously unseen images of Led Zeppelin, whether it's people queueing outside the Garden to enter, the band on-stage.....literally anything!

[@gusvouloukos6232]

I feel exactly the same way!!! I was born in 1964, I just missed out on getting to see them live!!! Will always be the one thing I'll miss the most, but when I Wat h them and listen to them, nothing comes close to Led Zeppelin, the best there will ever be!!!

[@davidgreene7676]

@@gusvouloukos6232 i often wonder what Plant thinks about when viewing (if ever) this type footage..."back then"....today at 74...experiencing his life and all that comes with it....i too never get tied of viewing "new footage" of any of the band...they all had "there way" of mystery....

[@robertacolarette1594]

I love to watch Jimmy play. He’s so adorable. Watching his face and hands is fascinating.

[@raymondsearch5289]

Absolutely. The GREATEST rock 'n roll band EVER. Period.

[@maryjvanderwerken3192]

Jimmy always looks very happy on the Page and Plant tour, spending precious quality time with his fellow troubadour. ☺🎶💙🎶

[@afihaileywibowo1095]

Sublime

[@andreinamarchini7432]

Yes, a wonderful, perfect, sweet face

[@ObraBass]

This just might be the most beautiful song ever

[@afihaileywibowo1095]

Agree

[@billhale2713]

The footage was really well-placed regarding insert edits. Fab arrangement, Marcos.

[@saifonlawrence2044]

Life would have sucked were it not for classic rock...especially Led Zep.

[@vipkarl]

Its freak of nature that a group of guys can find each other and create a masterpiece like this. Same with the Beatles, and they were from the same town

[@KittyNobile]

same country noy yown

[@Cubroncs03]

@@KittyNobile Thanks for your input, but they were all from Liverpool.

[@bellabunnell3174]

​@Cubroncs03 no, they weren't.

[@vipkarl]

​@@bellabunnell3174Liverpool dude

[@allanbrown9]

Formed in London in1968, Plant came from West Bromwich, John Paul Jones came from Sidcup in kent, John Bonham came from Redditch and Jimmy was from Heston in West London. Nowhere near Liverpool.@@Cubroncs03

[@BBaldwin]

They were, are and WILL ALWAYS BE the ultimate rock band.

[@felipeguerrero3508]

The best Band ever 😍

[@costabotes9107]

Better than the recorded version. What a band they were in their prime.

[@chapmanbobby7886]

I’m sure you can agree that when we all listen to this, we deeply drift away and end up with a smile and maybe a tear ❤

[@michaelmilner6831]

Agreed!

[@donpaladino]

more than one tear

[@user-vh4hq2hi4q]

No doubt, many tears!!

[@spark967]

No tears

[@kayzstore5363]

The most beautiful song ever written❤❤❤

[@mikescampfire429]

One of the

[@moorewilliam4193]

Best sexual guitar artist NO questions

[@chirigringo777]

4 TRUELY Gifted individuals who have an amazing catalog of music that I believe will never be topped

[@donwhite6478]

This is one of the best versions of Zeppelin's "The Rain Song" that I've ever heard......especially the way Jimmy Page plays it. He has such talent!

[@alq2868]

Wow. Very emotional watching this. It’s my life, our lives, captured in a magical moment a long time ago.

[@user-vn3si1hc7o]

Kinda makes you wonder. There are magical moments every second of every day. Just have to capture them. Seems simple in concept but life gets in the way sometimes

[@ffdave117]

The greatest band in Rock History I was 17 years old when I saw them live in 1977 50 years later I still listen to them daily

[@henry-hg7jy]

I was blessed to have witnessed their genius, June 2, 1973 at Kezar Stadium, San Francisco. A day I'll never forget. 18 and seeing Led Zeppelin. Thank you Rock Gods

[@thomasharhen2168]

No other band in the world could write so much mystery and creativity, and rock the world wide globe like these 4 gentlemen! I have to say there names out loud, like Robert Plant did at every friggen concert across the 🌎 globe!! JIMMY PAGE JOHN PAUL JOHNES THE BEST DRUMMER ON PLANET EARTH JOHN HENRY BONHAM!!! R.I.P. ROBERT ANTHONY PLANT !

[@johnchapman1903]

Jimmy's tone - impeccable.

[@scottprather5645]

A real live recording wow. In the age of lips sinking bull. These are beautiful men. Magnificent musicians.

[@candicewitzkoske3155]

Before auto tuning!

[@user-vv7og1gt7t]

Saw Led Zeppelin play in 1973 in Atlanta, Ga at the outdoor stadium. I knew I had found my favorite band then and now at 68! ❤

[@golfhound]

I saw them in 1977 - Day on the Green = Oakland, CA for two days. That was the last time they ever played in the US. Robert Plant's son died 3 days later. The rest of the tour was cancelled. I had tickets for the fall of 1980 in Wash DC. But Jon Bonham died. So the tour was cancelled and the band broke up.

[@dvanscotty6577]

Atlanta Fulton County Stadium. The Atlanta Braves And The Atlanta Falcons used to play there. Also Pink Floyd did The Dark Side Of The Moon Tour There! 1974.

[@larryjoseph9864]

Greatest Live Recording Ever Made ... Zeppelin in Their Prime !!! R.I.P John Henry Bonham

[@marciashiraishi5891]

This song proves Zeppelin's incredible versatility. They do what they want, see the contrast between The Rain Song and Immigrant Song, for example. They just blow my mind and my heart 🤯❤️

[@mreppen1]

My favorite Led Zeppelin track. Beautiful.

[@JC-vj4ln]

Seriously! No one seems to notice the bass work John Paul Jones does with his feet while playing the keyboard on this and many more Led Zeppelin songs. On the studio version of Stairway to heaven he does the same thing although it's not very noticeable, but on this concert you can hear it much more...He is the most underrated member by many.

[@PointGiven]

John Bonham the greatest drummer that ever lived in my humble opinion.

[@AudioStorm1980]

That's not opinion......that's actual facts.

[@hatsforbats1390]

Cosy Powell could play a bit.

[@golfhound]

Ginger Baker, Chester Thompson, Stewart Copeland, to name a few.

[@matthewstearns289]

Neil Peart

[@corinnewood1823]

The group formed pieces of of a puzzle that all came together and fitted perfectly! And out of it came their beautiful Melodies with all four of them on cue.

[@christophwegener5489]

One of the best Songs ever in Rock

[@enoughcorruption5975]

This entire concert in 73 at the garden was Zep at thier best! Monumental and a true legendary performance that catapulted thier greatness forever!

[@tomborg6678]

What stands out for me is Jimmy's idea of the guitar tuning. It's literally referred to as "Page tuning". It's Gsus4, D-G-C-G-C-D. Every guitarist should attempt this song, to see the beauty of it's structure.

[@attilaulics5015]

The people that got to experience this concert live are incredibly lucky

[@josevillarreal9920]

Just a masterpiece, nothing less nothing more. Page is just amazing, there's nothing else of the like since. With Bonham's crashes just showering down.

[@darkone9572]

Cymbal swells and crashes alone are masterpieces !!

[@Russcoe1963]

I’ll have this as my funeral song; an epitaph of life; “upon us all a little rain must fall.” Beautiful alternate tuning from Jimmy, an absolute masterpiece.

[@sandynicholson5097]

The greatest band ever, doing my favorite song, at their peak. Just so amazingly, epically, fantastic ❤

[@januaryju]

Painfully beautiful guitar...

[@Rich6Brew]

It's songs like this that truly separated them from whoever was #2.

[@evelyngill5134]

This is the most beautiful rock ballad I’ve ever heard Jimmy Robert JPJ even John Bonham . I’m over the 🌙 ❤

[@brianjohnson7612]

The Best Group that Ever Set Foot on a Stage and and a Catalogue of Music to Match.

[@Michael-fs8wi]

God's greatest gift was when he brought these 4 men together to create the greatest band ever! Im 50 now and i can rememember the day 40 year's ago that i firsf was mesmerized by them. A bootleg cassette of a concert that stopped me in my tracks and i haven't stopped listening ever since! When people cared what the music was saying. Every great memory had a Zep tune playing in the background. Jimmy's guitar came from the arc of the convenient!!!

[@OutOnTheTiles]

“In between last time we came and this time we managed to get an album out……”

[@MJEvermore853]

...called 'Houses Of The Holy'"

[@maryjvanderwerken3192]

a bit of an understatement.....☺💙🎶💙

[@user-fh1uv6oo6h]

When giants walked the earth.

[@marialuizamatai3069]

I love to see these images from times they (and myself...lol) were young. Hello from Brazil.

[@weeniehutjunior]

One of the TOP Led Zeppelin songs. It is such a great vibe. I love it. ❤

[@BrianCarnevaleB26]

A masterful power Ballard that shows the power of this band

[@snarkleton26]

Right about 1973 at MSG, was when the MIGHTY Led Zeppelin was at their peak. They remained truly great for 6 more years until Bonham's tragic passing, but '73 stands out ... I was 9 at the time. My older brother Les by 5 years loved Led Zepp along with Aerosmith, Alice Cooper and Boston... playing their records in his downstairs room with this big speakers blaring incredible song after song! With his black lights going and smoking that Meigs County Gold weed, he really had it all happenin'. Miss you, brother! Those days are forever timeless in my heart, the childhood of the sweet '70s. A more mellow, sweet time to be alive.

[@markhawkins3183]

Yes absolutely, I’m same age and had an older sis by 3 years but not into this music, I always wanted to hang with an older brother nevertheless I made my own way with this music!!!❤

[@snarkleton26]

@markhawkins3183 I have an older sister as well, 9 years older. She liked Fleetwood Mac and-- Ted Nugent? I'm more of a late 70s early 80s guy and liked some of Billy Squire's songs.

[@wardzaza768]

I was waiting to get tickets for their concert when i was in HS Bonham died the night before , I didnt know until the kid showed up with the tickets that am at school . I figured what good were they and everyone just passed on them . I kick myself for that dumb teenage decision . Love Zeppelin

[@wardzaza768]

@@markhawkins3183 Of course , I did see page & Plant Years later .

[@markhawkins3183]

@@wardzaza768 I couldn’t fathom how the other 3 felt bra. When you reach the pinnacle of Music as they did no need to continue with anybody else!!!

[@danlovingmusic1342]

What a song! A masterpiece!

[@edpas007]

Three times in a row now I’ve watched. What an amazing piece of history. Great song to boot. Just great

[@andyreese278]

Yeah. I can watch it over and over. That is rare

[@nbenning25]

7:50 The master at work! Love it!

[@patbrown6225]

Cheers 🍻

[@tdubz504]

My favorite part

[@louietuna8091]

Robert and Jimmy's very, very good friend George Harrison (I know, right?) remarked that they never wrote any ballads. This was their response!

[@donalddementia8616]

Beatles and Zeplin were two different grooves

[@Sanctified57]

The Beatles were innovative in their own right and in many ways pioneers. They were pop than rock though, and their combined technical abilities were so far behind Led Zep, and even well behind the Stones

[@darylhoskins5696]

@@Sanctified57George Harrison was the Great Musician in the Beatles !

[@Sanctified57]

@@darylhoskins5696 Great songwriter but average guitarist, compared of course to the true greats, Hendrix, Page, Clapton, Beck, Gilmour, etc

[@darylhoskins5696]

@@Sanctified57 Prince,Randy Bachman ,the Great Terry Kath from Chicago ,Bunches of Great Guitarist !

[@deaf19830]

Such amazing talent, as an amateur musician myself at 55, I don’t understand how in the world these guys had this much talent, I mean it’s out of this world that they created these songs that continue to go on and on. As children grow into teenagers most of them will come across their music as I did and will be captivated by Led Zeppelin’s talent. It was actually my first cassette I purchased at 16 years old, the one that had the four symbols with an old man carrying a sack in front of an old stone house

[@bjornyesterday2562]

That would be Zeppelin lV. They are certainly one of the best bands ever

[@EDBZ28]

I was about the same age when I too bought that cassette

[@lisamoroney3036]

Yea - Zep IV

[@lauriewhincup5635]

The Universe created such beauty through these icons. Just magic 🎉❤

[@_stardust62]

I think he was carrying a big bundle of sticks (firewood)....now I have to go check?

[@citizenpaul8289]

Jimmy Page played this with such soul and creativity even beyond the album version. Newfound awe and respect!

[@machwal4464]

I tried to pick my all time 5 favorite songs. I couldn't do it, but I did establish that this is #1

[@theoak64]

Over time this has become my absolute favorite Zep song. I can listen to it over and over again.

[@hixy449]

This song has some of the most unique chordes and the sheer amount of cords Jimmy plays it's simply amazing

[@lankestermerrin267]

Specific tuning too. He's always been on his very own cloud.

[@lauriewhincup5635]

@@lankestermerrin267 Perfectly stated for word CLOUD....

[@evelyngill5134]

Chords ❤️😎

[@michaelkeudel8770]

It's fun to play too, I think it's in DADGAD tuning, been a while.

[@terryheath6140]

DGCGCD, I believe.

[@terrybarton1604]

People, the quintessential band of all time.Legends every one of them!!!

[@leftymadrid]

How can you not feel something from this band, when they played!? Led Zeppelin is still my special favorite...❤

[@Joe-ve8yw]

Still the most . No one even comes close

[@charlesdjones1]

The absolute pennacle of rock music!

[@susanmann5286]

Saw him perform six weeks ago. What talent at 74 years old!

[@jefgiani]

I don't know what to say. I first heard this song when I was in high school. Maybe seventy seven. It is one of those most perfect things I've ever heard. From beginning to end. Every note and every word. It is the mystery of the...... quotient. I guess I did know what I wanted to say.. after all.

[@markhawkins3183]

Welcome back brother!!!🙏

[@bubhub64]

At 5:35 is the sound of Zeppelin in all their majesty and glory.

[@idhrenoh2023]

The drum fill there is absolutely mind blowing.

[@tanyaweathersby9393]

Robert Plant has a mystical soul...Beautiful.

[@pinsue3708]

GOLDEN HAIR ROCK N ROLL GOD 💕💕💕 Robert plant Led Zeppelin will forever be my favorite , so many times in my life their songs got me though some very difficult life lessons 💕💕💕💕

[@dodgebob1]

How can music be so perfect.? Fantastic no matter the version or time period this is played. Just perfect.

[@benhinds2971]

This and No Quarter are the best performances from this show.

[@mariuszoso]

Led Zeppelin best Band ever!!!!!

[@ANGELFLYINGTOCLOSETOGROUND]

The most beautiful song ever written ......Words can't describe ..... wherever you are, ..GDD BLESS YOU LOVE❤❤

[@rodneyhood2269]

There's no one better. Not even close. In my humble opinion.

[@Relayer6a]

Paige is the most dynamic guitarist I've ever heard. He's not up there riding the volume control. He's doing it all with touch. And that's not easy to do on an electric guitar through cranked Marshalls.

[@PJBISD]

It’s a very light touch on a very cranked amp.

[@Relayer6a]

@@PJBISD I watch him and all I can think is that i'd be dropping my pick if I tried that. 😁

[@beachcomber4141]

His tone is SO GOOD here.

[@JU5TINPDX]

“Dynamics… light and shade… the whisper to the thunder…” -Jimmy Page kzbin.info/www/bejne/j56cZ3qGe9ppnKs

[@3500ton]

It’s actually very easy when you get over a fear of decibels. Much easier than playing fake amps. You can compare it do driving a powerful Mercedes Benz. You can easily drive slow or faster and it always feels nice

[@Tyrannosaurine]

For me, it’s easy to occasionally forget just how amazing LZ could be because it’s such common knowledge that you don’t really think about it that often. It’s also easy for me as a musician to tend to primarily think of them in terms of riffs, because barring Black Sabbath, there isn’t a single band that has 1/10th the amount of classic riffs they do. But they could be beautiful and complex just the same.