Page & Plant Pt1: Wanton Song,Bring It On Home, Heartbreaker

Part 1 .Great gig from Page and Plant. Recorded at the Shepherds Bush Empire, London. 25.03.98. The whole gig is loaded in 10min sections...check them out.
Set list is:
1.Intro
2.Wanton Song
3.Bring it on Home
4.Heartbreaker
5.Ramble On
6.Walking into Clarksdale
7.No Quarter
8.When I was Child
9.Going To California
10.Tangerine
11.Gallows Pole
12.Burning Up
13.Babe Im Gonna Leave You
14.How Many More Times
15.Most High
16.Whole Lotta Love
17.Encore 1: House Of Love
18.Encore 1 : Crossroads
19.Encore 2 : Thank You
20.Encore 2 : Rock and Roll

[@4Naturalgreen]

Anyone else get chills watching this? Makes the hair on my arms stand up. Greatness in action. If you’re under 30, take notes. This IS how it’s done.

[@clanbj]

OMG we miss drummers like the late Michael Lee, may he rest in peace, man he was great

[@tedwojtasik8781]

The fact this has not been officially released is a goddamned crime!

[@gidawg]

Michael Lee just TEARING IT UP right here! RIP

[@jerrybishop2115]

I noticed this young looking dude on drums playing like animal from the Muppets and full of pure energy.. Im not fimiliar with his name, who did he play with?

[@anthonylarson7919]

@@jerrybishop2115 Echo and The Bunnymen.....check out .......Do It Clean

[@TMNigel]

Jimmy is the most influential musician, composer,arranger, guitar player, visionary producer ever. His total vision along with perhaps Hendrix sets him apart from the other guitarists and his multi-dimensional versatility including acoustic range remains unsurpassed.

[@culinaryherb]

I was at this show and right in front of Jimmy Page. You will notice that Page plays for a split second before the spotlight hits him, and the another split second passes before the spotlight hits Robert. If you had asked me before I saw this video, I would have sworn that it was dark for at least a couple of seconds before the spotlight hit Jimmy and another couple of seconds before it hit Robert. It was my first time seeing Jimmy Page live, and I guess time stopped for a while.

[@danar4222]

culinaryherb Time stood still when Zepp took the stage....whether it was all four, three or two. Rest In Peace Mr. Bonham, as well as Mr. Lee..

[@plantationful]

Excuse me while I pick up my jaw, just amazing performance with great energy and swagger!

[@MulletTV]

How does this not have 1,000,000 views?

[@melissaupton2097]

I also saw this tour... My knees buckled so many times!! Oh, Lord... This is SO GREAT!

[@mrledzep]

Just to thank you for for posting this concert footage. Have got the audio CD but first time I've seen the footage. A truely great gig. Been a fan since seeing Led Zep for the first time of four in 1971. Nobody comes close. Many thanks again.

[@arthurdduda63]

Saw them Phoenix 98.. best show ever been to, no one else puts on a show with as much energy as they do. Need anther band to come along and rock us thru this decade now. Jimmy plays freaking loud very LOUD, it was great thought the roof was going to come off the arena and we'd find ourselves floating thru the galaxy.

[@guitarttimman]

Jimmy's guitar work here is awesome.

[@coltsuperocean10]

Page is on fire here!! Good to see him back to what he does best!! He hasnt played this well since 75. Good on him!!

[@tomasclassicconcerts]

Are you kidding me??? The Power! The Presence! The attitude! Nothing but nothing compares to this!!

[@andrewlopson3394]

Anyone who would who would thumbs-down this--have you no soul???...wow, just wow.

[@clubhouseme]

Jimmy played great on both 95 and 98 tours, Mike's playing really got Jimmy into things on stage RIP MIKEY!

[@freedomboy2006]

I was at this gig and it was truly outstanding!! The energy that came from them was immense. I never really cared much for Michael Lee's drumming on the Zep tracks. I found it quite "bullish" in comparison to Bonzo's sensitivity, groove and general funkyness. However, after hearing this again he did an outstanding job really when you consider the weight of a legend that he was carrying. The important thing is that it was a fucking awesome show, Jimmy was on fire!!!!!!

[@waltermameli2026]

Michael Lee on drums completed Page and Plant in the 90's.....and they had so much more energy because he was backing them up.....

[@danar4222]

Michael Lee ❤️

[@guillermopampena7448]

Michael Lee is big Power machine best drummer R.I.P Michael

[@mkismet87]

WOW is right! Really great to see him spot on with this performance, as well as Plant! Makes me wish you could reverse time somehow to get us out of this crap music that seems to be taking over and back to when music was true music that had feel, improvisation, and most of all....heart!

[@TMNigel]

Phenomenal energy! Go Jimmy we love you.

[@CarolineMartin]

can't get enough of this intro!!!

[@RTDLIFE]

How does this only have 88,000 views? I;m ashamed of every video I have that has way more views than this.

[@melissaupton2097]

It's because I just now found it!

[@clubhouseme]

Well every guitarist who followed Pagey was influenced by him in some way.I've always said it's not how he plays it but it's what he plays, sure there are flaws in there but nobody can play like Jimmy can, he's the fuckin KING.

[@bellycuda]

Page is great here

[@MulletTV]

Virtuoso Jimmy Page. Nobody even comes close. And certainly not Keith Richards.

[@staffo76]

NOW this is what i call music

[@davidcadwallader9404]

Great band

[@ИринаСмирнова-л4в]

Благодарю за выложенное видео.

[@guitarttimman]

Robert looks like he's a weight lifting competitor here! LOL They sound awesome.

[@ИринаСмирнова-л4в]

Да....он здесь уже не тот высокий и худощавый юноша в обтягивающих джинсах, как прежде. Он он такой классный и движения его изящны по прежнему! А главное, это его харизма и энергетика! Плант - Бог Рока навсегда.

[@paulsecon4889]

What an opening!! I saw “Manic Nirvana Tour And Was Just amazes!! Opened with an obscure number then blew right into “Nobody’s Fault But Mine”. Place fucking erupted!!! Like this place!!! He did a new one, then an old one for the entire show!!! His band was (is) shit fuckin hot!!! Also, the best version of “No Quarter” and “In The Evening”!!! this side of the original vinyl!!! Page’s tone is a fucking monster!!!

[@thuscomeguerriero]

Page was on point during these tours..got VERY confident in his attack

[@rokarolla]

None taken, not even sure if I replied to the right post. I saw P/P 95, 96, and 98, 5 awesome shows in or near Boston and 1 okay show in LA. I'm totally into this Shep Bush gig. 1 of my favs.

[@tarnopol]

Good move by Page! Hilarious. These guys seriously rock. Sick. They are the standard, period.

[@zeppelinwoman]

With the Grace from the Lord above !!!

[@tambourini]

Thanks! I needed that!

[@sydgrundy1]

Page 'n Plant! Nuff said.

[@JamesDylanJBLZE]

Yeah, that was wicked!

[@rokarolla]

Best rock energy since Zep's better days

[@richsamm]

what a way to go...an epileptic seizure...i had plenty of my own when i was way young. this guy was just getting warmed up and started even though he accomplished a great deal so early on. RIP.

[@zoso1978]

one of the best shows if not the best show from that tour

[@fishboy91]

The whole deal behind Zeppelin was that a bunch of talented musicians, "students of music" and friends with a like minded purpose wanted to take the songs that they loved as kids from Howlin Wolf, Willie Dixon, Leadbelly and re-work them. They wanted to energize it and pump it with attitude and pay homage to their idols. Plant still has that same attitude today as he wins grammys with Allison Krauss with a CD full of re-worked classics that time has forgotten. They are masters.

[@niko3161]

Amazing concert

[@davidcadwallader9404]

Jimmy Page shred it

[@TMNigel]

The testosterone twins; Page and Plant towering,terrifying,terrific,,,Unleashed and greased. Intense!!

[@BrentZeppelin1975]

@rodentcafeteria Pagey wasn't playing the wrong key; studio had two guitar tracks for that part, and he (for whatever reason) chose to play the 2nd track at the moment. Well, at least as far as I can tell.

[@rokarolla]

Are you using your ears? This passed the listening test of hundreds of thousands of people in the year 1998. This was one of the top ten grossing concert tours of that year. They had plenty of exposure in the three years prior, so the enthusiasm of the fans can't be put down to nostalgia. This was a good band, nothing less nothing more. Also, best version of Heartbreaker since 1972. If you can prove me wrong, post a link.

[@zeppelinwoman]

Yep!! i agree!

[@lordjoshua4204]

saw them in 1998 great show

[@CarolineMartin]

AND THE WHEEL ROLLS ON

[@AWsimracingjourney]

@stealthy2 Michael Lee was the drummer for the 95/96 & 98 tours.

[@hobartquins]

Keep those comments coming boyo - you crack me up - I am ROFL at you!!!

[@doug1718]

Excellent,I don't know why honest was never invited

[@rockeee]

Sorry was just havin a bad day and gettings sick of when people ask really obvious questions when the answers in the description. Take care!

[@Satchfan10]

lol, so true, i love zepp, but if you search the band spirit, page actually asked the band if he could throw 1 of their riffs into a zepp song.........the begining riff of stairway

[@MmeDesgranges]

RIP Mike Lee, rock on Jimmy and Percy!

[@samuelshepard]

hey i dont know those jonas brothers are pretty amazing! right up there with zeppelin!!! yeyyyyy

[@hobartquins]

Rokarolla I have no idea what you are talking about - I love teh Zeps and I saw Page and Plant live in 95 and they were great - what have I said that offended you?

[@Marseille5]

Hehe, nice reflex from Page btw, while playing.

[@dockaiser]

Anybody realize the screw up from Plant during "Bring it ..." ? Anyway, great show and Michael Lee (R.I.P.) on drums, really kicks the hell out of his set

[@emilychilipepper]

Los amooo!

[@rokarolla]

Excellent

[@tomasclassicconcerts]

Man this rocks!!!!

[@ke3wh]

Great sound

[@keithleeuwen877]

Great !

[@zeppo20]

Yes.

[@da324]

Doesn't sound rushed to me. RIP Michael Lee.

[@mielazul]

@FrankieFlop But I totally wish JPJ was with them on these shows. Believe me I'm a big fan - I saw him right in front of the stage during the Zooma tour, and he was incredible. So, no offense intended.

[@hobartquins]

nah your watching the video and that is so funny - you goose - thats why this is so funny - you have fallen into the trap - you have kept me amused during this whole episode you poor sod - hope you have enjoyed the afternoon watching a bad version of the Wanton song - hahahahahahahahah

[@LGamesM3aReda]

jimmy is a GOD !

[@da324]

To bad he died, what a shame! RIP

[@shaserv]

Awesome........

[@lucianomoura6447]

Monstros

[@addiepray89]

great!

[@RisingSon011]

@mielazul actually , I offered to join the band , on bass , and so jones felt he should step aside and defer to my massive skills . But , I felt bad for the lad , and decided it would be best just to step back and let old Jonesy keep his gig . I am cool that way

[@davidtucker469]

sons of freedom

[@wattse1]

I agree with ronlutes.These pretentious music press types who think they're such afficianados on every musician who picked up a guitar should get over themselves. Too many lists. Just dig what you dig man!

[@stupidcat39]

@rodentcafeteria damn! don't he?!! He hasn't looked that big and strong since!! LOL But he IS rock-n-roll to me!

[@adrianeflesher5103]

It’s badass

[@clubhouseme]

R.I.P Mike,you fucking rock man!

[@Moonman13w]

epiiiiiiiiiiiiiic

[@mielazul]

@FrankieFlop I love JPJ but it's ridiculous to suggest that he "carried" Page from Physical Graffiti on. Fuck, he quit the band before recording sessions for Graffiti even started...not many people know that, and of course he came back, but things like Kashmir were demoed with just Jimmy and Bonzo. And yeah, his work on that album is awesome - Jimmy always talks about how much he loves the intro to In The LIght. But he also makes the point - politely - how little help he got on Presence.

[@letmesteer]

Who is this beastly drummer?

[@teresacandeloro5687]

I love the gut on Page...lol

[@culinaryrock]

they can still play if anyone saw the concert in 2007 you would agree. Its plant who doesn't want to doi it. what a shame

[@brucebuckel430]

WHAT YA DON`T LOVE SOME OF THIS ?

[@drunkattheparty]

kick ass!

[@richsamm]

does the drummers head explode at the end of this show? he's a freakin' madman...who is he....he isnt bonhams son i know that.

[@supahfluous]

hello....they were born 1948.

[@idektron]

if i ever get to be 1/2 as good as micheal lee my work is done..

[@sonhouse50]

Umm.... this fucking ROCKS!!!

[@TMNigel]

WOW JIMMY!!!

[@mielazul]

@FrankieFlop I figured you were a bass player - I'm a guitarist. Funny how these things color your views, right? But then, our views aren't really that different after all. JPJ is a giant, just like the other 3. Hell, I even thought that stuff with Diamonda Gala (sp?) was cool. But you should look up "Jone Paul Jones quit Led Zeppelin" or something like that. Only Grant and Jimmy knew...and they changed his mind...but basically he was exhausted after the insane 73 US tour.

[@rafa40314]

can some one tell me how come John Paul Jones was never included in any of these things..im asking in a good way

[@KillingLies1]

where can i download full video¿? :P

[@idektron]

nor me, super job all round.

[@gazzaboy2531977]

tell you something, page on form here.

[@SpecialAgentSamCooper]

@Tecumseh1812 most likely why there is still no zep today

[@scarredman42]

man... I miss Bonham... it was a huge part of Led Zeppelin. It's hard to listen any Zep after he's gone... & Where's Jones?