Led Zeppelin - Live at the Texas Pop Festival (August 31st, 1969) - 16mm film

[@stephengreen215]

It's hard to put into words just how brilliant this band was....

[@reeceschrock396]

Weres u there?

[@alfredotorres7607]

Totalmente de acuerdo...🤟🤘

[@Professorkenneth]

Being a cover band I suppose is brilliant.

[@elainegoliszeski276]

And I miss them so much.

[@groak7395]

@@ProfessorkennethLmao you’re brain dead

[@malcshone4409]

If only Peter Grant had accepted the invitation for them to play at Woodstock. Professional film crew. Just imagine what that footage would look like!!

[@VioletMidnightProductions]

Man the sound is amazing on this!!!

[@gusrockswell8297]

FURRR FAWKKINN SUREEE MANN HOLLY SHEEP SHATT!!!

[@TheEWFX29]

Great video too real clear and vivid. Great job all around.

[@ricklee3654]

Love this film clip. Imagine if zep played at Woodstock? This is how they would of looked and sounded! They would've totally stole the show. Incredible.

[@SmelOdies]

rick lee Do you agree with those who say Jimmy was never the same live after ‘73? That his dexterity went to shit etc?

[@carywest9256]

Yeah,this was only two weeks after Woodstock.This concert was three days like Woodstock. It occurred at the town of Krum,north of Dallas.At that time, all that was there was a race track and the town. Nowadays,you would be hard pressed to find the site. Too much urban sprawl.

[@Faffabucco]

@@SmelOdies after '75

[@Katy-ye1zr]

PHENOMENAL

[@luvittodeath7031]

Eric his playing was worse by 75, 76, but it didn’t have the great songs off Physical Graffiti on their Setlist.

[@gregoryirwin263]

Love the early performances they knew they had something incredibly special they were excited and hungry to bring it to the world

[@captpicard6894]

This is where the Legend of Led Zeppelin began. Stunningly good

[@sam-ww1wk]

no, it was before this by some time.

[@giannipassalacqua9755]

A glimpse of what was to come from the greatest rock band.

[@EricCirca6566]

I have heard the entire audio to this concert before. This clip, even though it's short, it covers a lot of songs and gives me a visual image to go along with what I heard previously. I've been a Zeppelin fan since I first heard them in 1971. In retrospect, I would have loved to have seen them in 1969.

[@scottlindsay841]

Page was the best back in the day ! The best band ever ! No one could touch Zep ... \m/

[@Simonjose7258]

Wow! This is one of my favorite Bootlegs of all time! Had NO IDEA there was film! My mind is BLOWN! I've listened to this so many times. One of their best early performances.(too bad it's all cut up.)

[@MrChamboman]

Jimmy Page and John Bonham were amazing in this! So good! Wish I could go back in time and be there for that show!

[@Mike-vt6nc]

Dam that crowd has had bragging rights for the past 49 years AWESOME

[@neivaaparecidabraga9786]

Brilliant, 🖤🖤 my fave Band forever. Plant is so gorgeous, ♥️♥️ thanks for sharing.

[@syn707]

I was stationed at Fort Hood Texas and my army buddies and I went to this festival. It was incredible. Zep were unbelievable. The number of people were no where near that of Woodstock, as if that mattered. It was dry, sunny and nothing got in the way of the music.

[@kat7011]

Wow thank you for that! ❤ beyond words the God given gift of this band. That festival and Live Rah are my favorite zeppelin fixes 😊 Seeing this one for the first time was so enthralling, took my breath away, gave chills and shed tears.😉I didn’t want to blink. My father passed down every vinyl, so I grew up on zeppelin. I was 6 at the time of this concert. 60 now and Grammy rocks! The experience made my day and my view list longer. Much love! Thank you for the blessing. ❤

[@bishlap]

JEEZUS - what a band, what sound!! Jimmy Page at his best was as good as rock guitar gets.

[@SmelOdies]

TJ As was Bonham on drums... my only question is do you agree with those who say Page was never the same live after ‘73? Stopped playing as fluid and dexterous?

[@jayannakelley9051]

Eric - No! There’s a ton of live vids here.. watch them & you ‘decide’..

[@bishlap]

@@SmelOdies I saw Zep in 75 and 77, 75 he still had "it", '77 he was all over the place, from average to very good, but never came close to '73.

[@SmelOdies]

TJ interesting. Hand injury and/or alcoholism is my guess. 34 is not old for guitar player.

[@bishlap]

@@SmelOdies ABUSE, period!

[@r.uthere.6201]

Holy Hell! Raw hungry Zeppelin kicking the crap out of the audience with sonic bombardment! Hell Yeah!

[@dijamaira1981]

I love this...wish there's a full footage of this gig. Gotta say always love every version of How Many More Times.. it's really my jamm whenever i had a bad day..it's just wiped all those shitty day away in a instance. Much love for Led Zep.. !

[@reeceschrock396]

This gig definitely exists on here as a boot.

[@walterjr.steinert6054]

Yes if they only played Woodstock and we had that footage!

[@patriciachavez18]

Best band! Legends

[@peterbartolomeo9574]

Greatest that ever did it!!! No equals .....ANYWHERE ...EVER

[@TicklesTinkles]

The sound is fantastic!!! This needs to be released!

[@polcommwatcher]

NICE!! Casual, loose...hard. JPJ's wearing glasses; reminder that they're human. 5:38

[@takuya4509]

john beats my heart again and again…

[@zeppearl]

awesome awesome awesome !!!!!!!

[@kenglass7833]

Man !! when Bonzo played it looks to me like he left it all on the stage, held nothing back !! I guess thats how you become LEGEND ??

[@cheftekard7165]

Oh...my...gosh. This is SICK. Amazing video. Thank you so much for posting this!!

[@tuffifee7884]

Thank you so much, Ledzepfilm. 3 minutes footage of my favorite live moment: HMMT from this concert

[@Rob-fw1dv]

We need more !!!! Let’s hope this new documentary coming out has more from this show

[@BlackAndWhiteBand]

What new documentary? Details please!

[@edimariojosecordeirodesous235]

A maior e melhor Banda de todos os tempos. O PODEROSO ZEPPELIN mostrando toda a sua FÚRIA através da sua ENERGIA BRUTAL anunciando uma nova era, um novo Rock havia surgido, eles eram como deuses alimentando seus seguidores e adoradores dessa ENERGIA BRUTA que só se viu até os dias de hoje com o PODEROSO ZEPPELIN.

[@bloodlegion4874]

This is a GEM!!!

[@tigermane8251]

This is superb, the good introspective

[@BubbaZen10]

Sometimes i really do thank God that i subscribed to you man.

[@gusrockswell8297]

Helllll YEASSAA MANN THANKK YPU SOOO MUCH ZEPFILMS!!!!

[@anthrax2525]

I wish there was at least one complete song here. Otherwise it's still a great look at the early Zeppelin.

[@joshuabertram672]

Greatest band of all time

[@luvbasses5487]

Good lord listen to that BASS would ya! 2 Acoustic 360 cabs and ‘62 J-Bass! When is someone gonna write a book on JPJ? WTF??

[@ottodetroit]

geddy lee just an autobio andvtalked about JPJs '62 bass. check it out

[@luvbasses5487]

@@ottodetroit where can I find it?

[@Karol-ds1qs]

An absolute treasure. Thank you for upload.

[@jamesbarker4054]

Give us more early footage. Awesome stuff 🤘

[@videobeez]

my favorite version of How Many More Times with the guitar short squeel, amazing to have footage available, thank you!

[@edmarcewicz8379]

wow just love the ZEP. now that what you call rock and roll! Zeppelin in flight! 👍

[@miss.maroon2249]

Wow! This month August 31st I was born and that's when they were in Texas having a concert! This is amazing 😍!

[@BaronLane]

Greatness

[@Professorkenneth]

Great cover band in the world 👍🏻🇬🇧🎸

[@jeffkramer4467]

Piss off. So much original material to come

[@johnkorsedal7529]

I was at that concert. Got a perch high up a plywood walll next to the stage. Favorite tune was the Lemon song. Janus played the night before and was great as well. So many bands there!

[@alessandrociapica5180]

10 minutes of pure magic ❤️

[@joseprado5698]

DEMAISSSSSSSS!!!!!! Que BANDA!!!!!! SEM PALAVRAS!!!!! 👏👏👏👏👏🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@JoeandAngie]

Used to have this boot many moons ago. Great jamming

[@Earthdogbonzo3]

And The Gods Played On

[@ochoerres]

Wonderfullllll,......Too bad, so little movie.

[@CaminhoLamed]

"I gotta pray that hold my baby"

[@Aiden-vg4xs]

Some rare footage with Jimmy Page in a short sleeve shirt.

[@richpatz4807]

Filmed by Bill Rogers and his crew of 4 guys who had no idea what they were doing. Bill lamented that if they had even the slightest little bit of organization, he would have become a millionaire. As it was, he ended up selling all of his master audio reels and his "work print" edit of the unfinished movie "Got No Shoes, Got No Blues" to me for 8K. I released the movie on VHS (this was WAY before digital anything) in partnership with my friends in Japan and we named our new bootleg record label Whoopy Cat Records. Watching this film footage brings back a lot of memories. I remember when they came to me for all my audio tapes because Bill had given all the original mag stock film reels to Historic Films. I told them to eat my shorts (well, not exactly but you get the idea). I mean, they just wanted me to give it all to them after I'd just paid 8K for the tapes!

[@MaestroBlight]

Wow! Thanks for the back story

[@joelegouffe2692]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@BarryEverett]

We were there. All this magic in our little Tejas. JJ in the crowd first shot from Santana, and the Hogg Farm.

[@ottodetroit]

Power of their early days off the charts

[@mmad-sd4wc]

You can really feel the energy here , so much life and vigor … hypnotic

[@timetraveler8777]

Amazing this footage! the guitar tone is really amazing, thank you for uploading

[@FF-so3su]

Fantastic historically important footage 👍😊❤️

[@bigdaddydaddy3203]

Amazing that this exists

[@mikej70]

Great performance page playing great like Alvin Lee very fast and precise . love we have all the audio where is the rest of the video?

[@mrterrywatkins]

Nice, cutting from song to song driving me nuts, we do need full video. Surely it's out there

[@abelincoln5698]

wow John Bonham is unreal

[@Mule4ever123]

I have this on grey splatter vinyl. Such a blistering set

[@johnricco5366]

it never got better than the first 2 albums. blues on steroids. after that they splintered into faerie tales and heavy metal. stairway to heaven and all that. their reputation was cemented after 1 & 2.

[@startervisions]

Hendrix was playing round and bright. Page was playing sharp and dark.

[@gusrockswell8297]

PAGE DESTROYYYSSSS HENDRIX HANDSSSSS DOWNNN MOST WELLL ROUNDED VERSITIAL IN ALL STILES GUITARIST STILLLLL TILL THIS DAY!!!!! TRY AND THINK OF SOMEONE WHO IS MORE VERSITILE THAN PAGE!!??? NOONEEEE!!!!!

[@startervisions]

@@gusrockswell8297 haha right on

[@bluesque9687]

I guess yea... although Hendrix had better chops than anybody... Page is always more intriguing... and if you have tried playing some of their stuff you would be surprised by how quick you got to play to match Page!

[@thatmatt41]

Here's hoping the original 16mm can be found and scanned. Incredible footage.

[@ls87gbody]

Very freakin cool

[@oreo3740]

Hard to believe this is real, looks like it was made 2000s, wow!

[@rickwasson1113]

It was REAL!! how do I know this? I was 19, I was there all 3 days, awesome lineup!!! I will never forget this show. Out of all the bands at this show, my fav was this one, Zeppelin, although a very very close 2nd, Ten Years After!! Canned Heat, Janis, unreal. And every morning nudity at the lake, 60's style!!!!!!

[@loridriskell8121]

Epic 🤘🤘🤘💓💓

[@mitchelljones5041]

Best Band Ever. This would be incredible on Blue Ray... Full show digitally remastered by James Patrick Page. It would sell over 420 million units. 🎶

Still The best...

[@arthurposey4741]

Nice little tidbits of various songs. The film tracking time at top of film shows 23:37:16. Whomever has the complete film of this concert I wish they would release it.

[@ledzepfilm]

This is all the Zep that was shot. The other footage would be other acts that played that night.

[@YuriySamorodov]

I am wondering if there is a full tape is somewhere out there...

[@SuperTejano96]

I believe there is. Apparently the price for it was insanely high and Jimmy did not purchase the rights to it or the actual footage

[@typingarchetypes]

@@SuperTejano96 Do you have a source?

[@kevinstimelsky673]

Great stuff!!

[@alexantonio8546]

When giants walked the earth, amazing

[@chrishills2427]

Robert's moves improved as they went.

[@RonPro-u1t]

Bonzo invented speed metal drumming right here. Unmatched.

[@TheJerrykb]

Damn!!!!

[@sarahdaw6648]

WOW!!! WOW!!!!! So rare!!

[@leelitif7187]

led zeppelin stole the texas show

[@necrohead9334]

This channels bomb

[@johnmartorelli6065]

Awesome

[@wendysw714]

OMG! 🙆😝👏❤️❤️❤️

[@impalaman9707]

Woodstock---look what you didn't get to have that Texas ate up!

[@mjt11860]

r there any unedited versions of this?

[@middaysun3553]

1.07 coitus interruptus

[@inupageabluesman]

does anyone have this complete video?

[@ctrlshiftqq9846]

doesnt exist

[@ricknorris1466]

America created the Blues, the Brits perfected it.

[@smith9808]

Niceeeeeeeee

[@chrisattigliato1]

Anybody know the source of the audio? Straight from the film cam or a synch from audience recording?

[@ledzepfilm]

Synced to the soundboard.

[@patrickalloyssius9138]

Why so many cuts ,what a shame ,such an early show ,the band was in top form

[@jasoncollins2994]

When they were just beginning to grab the musical world by the balls

[@ls87gbody]

Skips through alot of great parts tho!!! More like home video teaser.

[@hansjerkov7611]

I've seen little pieces of this in better quality on VH1. As for complete footage, I think it never existed.

[@awayteamonearth4322]

Robert's in room 46 and Jimmy's in room 50 if you're lookin' for 'em, I saw to them!

[@silasmarner7586]

Needless to say, they got a lotta nookie later that night....

[@luvbasses5487]

They were on a plane to the UK one hour after this show ended. It was the last show of the leg of this tour....

[@PeterPeter-ko5kj]

Leed Zeppelin za 1!!!!!

[@sonomawinetourdrivers3895]

The English know the blues so much better....strange but true!

[@kimschulze3098]

Whow. The complete concert Film?

[@ledzepfilm]

This is all that was filmed.

[@gerardosierraltaferrer1890]

Noooooo, to much short!!!

[@cgab12]

Not many guitarists were shredding up and down the neck like Jimmy in those days. He probably started doing it to imitate the sitar players….