Page & Plant: The Song Remains the Same 2/13/1996 HD

[@lilpbass]

RIP Michael Lee. Another talented drummer, gone too soon.

[@sdaniel724]

You're a LibTard Cry Baby really? Of course not but he was still pretty good. Have respect.

[@sdaniel724]

If you had any you crusty vagina.

[@have_a_good_cry_libtard5733]

@@sdaniel724 Keep crying Libtard :'(

[@sdaniel724]

UFO CHANNEL lmao yeah I cry because of some douche on the internet.

[@darrenborwick6661]

Kind of had a JPJ hair do goin on here lol and playing on a marching snare .

[@janetrainwater1505]

Jimmy Page is 80 today. Happy Birthday to the greatest guitar player in the world. And best looking. 😊👍💋❤

[@shawnastarr3605]

I love watching Jimmy play his guitar, so much fun, he’s amazing. ❤️

[@Arandomperson_online]

Exactly

[@russcollins4762]

I saw page twice with the firm 84 and 85 . The 84 show was one of the best shows I ever saw. Page is one of the best

[@michaelsoltero7116]

I saw him 3x’s this tour and Zeppelin twice !

[@waltermameli2026]

Page and Plant having fun.....one of the major reasons is Michael Lee on drums.....he may not be Bonham but he surely is making his employers happy.....Rock n Roll Drummer.....no doubt about that.....

[@sbrave]

He's the best drummer they've had since Bonham for sure (not that there's been many) but Michael had that JB feel! RIP. It's the best Page & Plant have sounded together since....75?

[@sayakbanerjee528]

@@sbrave someone really should have told you that they performed in 77, 79 and 80 too :/

[@sbrave]

@@sayakbanerjee528 Yes i'm quite aware of that, lol, but Page mostly sucked live in that era...

[@sayakbanerjee528]

@@sbrave I just love how people lie to themselves so comfortably about something being bad which they very well know is way beyond their realms of comprehension and understanding.

[@sbrave]

@@sayakbanerjee528 lol

[@davemoyer505]

Jimmy Page is mesmerizing to watch ply his craft. He handles the double necker like it’s an extension of his arms. Effortless. James Hendrix was on the same plain. Phenominal!!👍❤️

[@markhill9275]

Nope, Hendrix could never play the double neck, was average on acoustic, rarely tried 12 string and never played slide. God is a master of all! God stands alone at the top of the mountain! Jimmy is to guitar what Judith Durham is to the female voice!

[@davemoyer505]

@@markhill9275 agreed on God. Just saying how effortless Page and Hendrix made it look when they played. They made it look easy👍🎸🇺🇸❤️

[@davedawave4705]

The bass and drums are just stellar!, and Page is in fine form. This is why he's a living legend!

[@markmottershead646]

As good as they are, the bass line is JPJ's orgination and Lee doesn't have Bonzo's swing, he souds just metronomic in comparison.

[@WaynePhillips-yf7hf]

Page too loud in mix,

[@dutchflats]

Jimmy still had the magic!!!

[@dalewetzel773]

He became the god he was, when he sobered up

[@derrydylanger8994]

Still has!

[@pratyushundertow]

Has*******...will have foreva!!

[@fabiangonzalezchiruchi36]

When Jimmy is sober no one compares to his magic and emotion,and is not a virtuous thing,is the magic thing of the music.And this man was born wth it...

[@markusdeinhart7484]

@@dalewetzel773 ...and one has to realize, this Tokio concert is given 15 years after the official ending of the group. In this Formation here they try to catch the old spirit of led zep; and really: they got it. Jimmy page is again playing as a young guitar hero. He with his presence and Aura is the leader of the group as a unit. His musical intelligence and fluent amazing slide guitar playing is uncomparable. Robert plant did his job in vocals as ever: the Band ist still alive!!

[@HardRockMaster7577]

I am so very thankful that I got to see Jimmy Page & Robert Plant perform on their 1977 US Tour, where Led Zeppelin opened with TSRTS. It was a blistering performance!!!!

[@blzbob_86]

Everyone knows how good JP & RP are, but Michael Lee... he was a phenomenal drummer! RIP

[@chraffis]

Yes. He was.

[@babyblue8214]

Page is playing better here than in '77 and '79

[@josephcoletrain4914]

Yea that heroin is fricken nasty he had some bad moments specially in 77

[@johnzeppfelix]

Because he,s Coke, & Herion Free...😎

[@peteraustinnoto142]

No juice

[@SomaFlly]

73 was the best though :-)

[@rishavpaudel5021]

He was great in 79 except for one show bruh no.

[@highdb1]

Jimmy and Robert really sounding fantastic after so many years. No other guitar player of that era just goes for it like Jimmy, consequences be damned.

[@user-hf9xu5kj8o]

彼は神の遣い!! He is greatest guitarist.

[@glennaugustyn5209]

One of my Favorite songs by a Band that has a lot of my favorite songs. I saw them tour and they were amazing. Music that will never die and when I hear it even today I get younger. Long Live The Zep Glenn Augustyn

[@stratoleft]

There is no singer in the history of music that sounds like Robert Plant. The sound and tone that only he is apparently born with. Period.

[@JONDLEGEND]

J page the only lead guitarist that loves to dance & i loved his stage antics. Go idol !!!

[@ukaszm.8460]

Thanks! Amazing Jimmy guitar and Robert so good!!

[@fxsrider]

I have always been captivated by this song, I bought two of the EDS-1275 customs from gibson, came with the case candy with Jimmy's signature. The first 25 of the 250 they made, he played those. Mine just had the notoriety of the signatures. But still, I had a shrine built for this very song. What a kick ass tune!!!

[@Ned-ke3ui]

fxsrider How much does one cost???

[@fxsrider]

I bought them used and paid 7K a piece. Sometimes one will pop up for sale. Waiting game.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Wish I had a guitar signed by Jimmy!

[@antoninipj1]

So much powerful, 🤩🤩 Jimmy Page is incredible 🙌🙌🙌

[@imaledzepfan]

Love the Music ... Led Zeppelin Forever ...

[@franklinloll2229]

What an incredibly enthralling, uplifting song.

[@captainbeastazoid7084]

Wow. Fantastic version. One of the best. Page is as sharp as ever

[@jpbreeze]

Best I’ve ever seen Page play it live.

[@joepetch308]

jpbreeze I wouldn’t say the best but probably the best post zeppelin. Jimmy seems totally on it after everything he went through.

[@turdferguson2194]

BETTER THAN 1973??

[@bws1971]

@@turdferguson2194 No, not as good as '73. We had to wait till '98 to hear Page play the songs as good as he did in '73... and, I'm some cases, better. #justsayin'

[@captainbeastazoid7084]

Yeah, this is definitely up there.

[@oldschoolhawking8191]

I saw them in Sacramento around that same time, the rendition of The Song Remains the Same was absolutely perfect that night.😎🍻

[@robertrandolph2850]

The Greatest TANDEM In Rock History, Period!!!

[@davidtorre7370]

Maybe Tony and Ozzy below them.

[@chevy2v881]

God that 12 string sounds so awesome

[@Geotubest]

Jimmy Page has got to be from some other galaxy.

[@franklinslamo]

This was a great band with a cool vibe. Wish they could have kept this going. RIP Michael Lee.

[@prajashankarpatage6135]

Love u Jimmy and Plant All ways in everyone's hearts ❤💞 Miss John bonham 😭😭😭😭

[@jamesbell6606]

WOW,,,, WHAT A DRUMMER🎉 R I P ...Mr Lee

[@kevinmcgiffin10]

One of the best vids of this song. 💖💖 Page and Plant will never go away to my ears. ✌✌✌✌💖

[@JR-xs2ec]

I have never seen this video before…I can only imagine seeing this video but done professionally…please don’t misunderstand me, this one is 99.9 and I love it…wow all I can say is wow jimmy just killed it ❤ and Robert did amazing ❤

[@tigertone1]

jimmy page !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@kevinwagner4076]

Super tight- one of the cleanest well played versions!!!!!

[@PhilJakes]

Never seen Page play so precise as this...

[@peterbartolomeo9574]

Still magical. These two guys. Like John Paul Jones and John Henry Bonham...(RIP ) ....have always brought the very best a musician can bring to the table. Always makes you feel special listening to these icons. Don't know what rock n roll would of been like had they never existed. No other band moves you inside the way they did. Spiritual connection. Why they were envied and hated by so many other bands.

[@michaelsoltero7116]

Playing lead on a 12 string, awesome

[@nateanara6126]

wuah... this version of jimmy's guitar and plant's vocal are one of the best!!!

[@zoso73]

I've heard a lot of live 70s zeppelin versions of TSRTS and this is one of the best.

[@BCworlds]

JIMMYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY I LOVE YOU DUDE

[@bkzeppelin3215]

love the different tuning Jimmy used, always changing

[@BaconTomatoCheese]

GawdDAMN this is incredible! Page is on FIRE here🎸☮️

[@atsushifukuda3658]

Thanks for sharing this! I was at Budokan and saw this live. Watching this video, I can truly appreciate how fortunate it was for me. When I saw them, they looked quite old, but actually, I just have realized they were still young. 20 years has gone since then. But their music is totally timeless.

[@guitarttimman]

This is a great performance! I love that song!

[@donalddemo]

Just tearing up the 12 string. The GOAT for sure!

[@deanguidici9815]

Killer!! Thanks Randy!

[@kathycelentano3753]

the best band ever😊

[@nofishtoday]

I still get chills every time

[@eldievalenciano7967]

Legends !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Stereostupid]

Yes the song remains the same!!!!!!!!

[@enriquepinedariveros6771]

Rip Michael Lee... Q dios lo tenga en su gloria, qe gran batero

[@billgerety3359]

They were great together .saw him tear a bow up, ,,Jimmy

[@marciashiraishi5891]

I'm speechless... 😍🤩❤️

[@markd4518]

My favorite. This song has everything.

[@marcmanis2970]

Jimmy page is like no other period. Nobody could play this solo but him

[@robbievelasquez5166]

MY GAASH! thats was a really Good Version and Performance, the Drummer michael Lee WAS espectacular, but Jimmy and Robert ROCK IT perfectly!

[@TheHumbuckerboy]

One their best songs IMO.

[@brooks5656]

Is that normal to play solos like that on the 12 string? Man, that's incredible.

[@marktwaine9344]

um....nooo....12s are supposed to be rhythm ....unless you're JP that is....

[@kevykev38]

Best performance of that era .

[@raylewis5235]

Pagey is playing great here!!

[@marcmanis2970]

Best opening of any song Page is astonishing

[@zappo7291]

Awesome Jimmy on this!! Thx for upload!!;)

[@alexhoffam4170]

Amazing performance.

[@SimonHallMelbs]

I missed them on this tour and don't think I'll ever get the chance to see them so thanks for the upload 👍

[@jaycee4460]

Playing 12 string lead guitar ? Must be Jimmy Page. Unbelievable !! Was lucky enough to see him 3 times. The Firm, Outrider, and with Plant, Jason, and John Paul.

[@marcmanis2970]

Best guitar introduction of all time by any band period

[@marktwaine9344]

always great when JP is sober....

[@nasticanasta]

Saw this tour in Cleveland

[@gpranamitube]

Did the orchestra do anything? Page is incredible on guitar and plant sounds wonderful, but man, the lyrics ... phew!

[@gregdenis5191]

Great live performance !!

[@stevepringle2295]

Go Jimmy Go!

[@kennymaccaferri2602]

I have never seen this before, when they came to my town they had Porl Thomson playing the lead fills on this number, sounded great but this is better. Thanks for sharing.

[@RisingSon011]

A very fun song to play on bass you can improvise a lot

[@Ned-ke3ui]

RIP Michael Lee Great tune👍

[@LeftyandFriends]

Saw two of these tours.. Brilliant.

[@ryanoke849]

Got to see this tour in my hometown of Grand Rapids Michigan and at the palace in 95' maybe it was 94' I can't remember

[@kevinmcgiffin10]

Jimmy Page is the best guitarist just look at him go. He can punish a twelve string like no other.

[@keithlewis9803]

Put a great drummer behind Page and listen for magic!! Stands in front of Lee just like he did with Bonham!

[@saltessio2107]

Killed this version.

[@johnlany3940]

Seen play this in Chicago stadium

[@marcmanis2970]

Might just be the greatest guitar solo ever

[@veraluciapintorios5740]

MARAVILHOSO ❤

[@howabouthetruth2157]

Damn good job, and I'd love to know where they performed that at. As great as it was, many will be surprised to know when we caught the Page/Plant Unledded tour at the O-rena in Orlando Fl, they literally blew us away with just about everything they did. This song they did better than I've ever seen or heard them, I mean, we were all totally shocked. Pagey evaded lots of solo licks in this version..........but him & Plant both flat tore it up & had us all mesmerized in O-Town that night. They stripped down to just a stage rock band & played many of their old tunes & went for nearly 3 hrs! During the 65 mile drive home, we kept turning the radio on, or a few cd's we would try for a minute.........but after what we just witnessed, nothing else was worth listening to. We kept shuttin' that shit off as the Zep performance was still rockin' our heads. We even kept saying to each other: "I can't believe how bad ass that was" & "We just witnessed & were blown away by the greatest performance, of any band". Page used only 2 Matchless tube heads on 2 half stacks. Not sure if they were 50 or 100w, but he had the best damn tone you ever heard, barr none. My friend & lead guitarist at one time was considered among the very best guitarists in the state. He was with me and later said: "Page just scared the livin' shit out of me"....lol.

[@randybutternubs1209]

February 13, 1996 Nippon Budokan, Tokyo, Japan

[@bws1971]

That's an awesome story. Page... scaring the living shit out of excellent guitarists everywhere

[@howabouthetruth2157]

@@bws1971 Thank you. If only we had it captured on video with good quality audio. I've seen & heard quite a few of the Page/Plant shows from their Un-Ledded tour that year.......but none of them were as good as what we witnessed in Orlando that night. We also had around a dozen different friends who also attended the same show, but everyone had different tickets/seats, so we never saw each other during the concert. But we sure talked about it for weeks afterwards.......and everyone was in agreement: it was the best concert any of us had ever attended. This was also the only time I ever seen or heard of Page using Matchless amps. There were no Marshall heads anywhere to be seen on stage, just the 2 Matchless heads, and each was sitting on top of a Marshall half-stack. I would give a week's pay if that show could've been properly recorded & shown here on youtube.

[@billclifford8747]

I agree with best guitar intro ever

[@Head318Hunter]

Jimmy tends to make Barney Fife faces sometimes as he's moving around and playing fast.

[@tiffanyroseangeles7517]

A serious gem of a tune cheers for the upload!!

[@user-su1ne2sc7r]

1996年2月6日、日本武道館。 ☆来日公演日程☆ 2月5、6、8、9、12、13日　日本武道館 2月15、19日　　　　　大阪城ホール 2月17日　　　　　　　名古屋センチュリーホール 2月20日　　　　　　　マリンメッセ福岡 ☆ツアーメンバー☆ Jimmy Page : Guitar Robert Plant : Vocals Charlie Jones : Bass Michael Lee : Drums Nigel Eaton : Hurdy-gurdy Ed Shearmur : Keybords & Musical Director Mohamed Abbas : Bendir, Duff, Req, Mazhar Waeil Abu Baker : Violin Hassan Chalf : Bendir, Duff, Mazhar, Oud Adel Eskander : Violin Ibrahim Abdel Khaled : Bendir, Duff, Finger Cymbals Hossam Ramzy : Egyptian Tabla, Doholla Momtaz Talaat : Violin Ihab Tuto : Violin

[@lauraanneshonkabaynes1344]

Really enjoyable.

[@guitarttimman]

This sounds great!

[@jamieblackwood3643]

The no 1 band for me

[@billolert4058]

Michael Lee should be a lot more well-known than he is. I list him among the greatest drummers I've ever heard.

[@DannyPodesta]

Love it!!!

[@zOsO0535]

We went from this to people performing “live” shows with recording in the background.

[@JoeNocella]

Charlie Jones on bass instead of John Paul Jones. The drums sound so muffled. What is the purpose of having a 12" deep snare if it is muffled to death?

[@mattsharpe2861]

Take it easy Jimmy!! 😲

[@marcmanis2970]

Houses of the holy best Zeppelin album of all time

[@tone9930]

This is pretty cool stuff :P Page has an appetite here

[@marcmanis2970]

When they lost their drummer they didn't want to continue. Third greatest band behind Bestles and Stones

[@lindapechac7763]

Wow awesome luv it ty zep fan to til I die

[@evelin1168]

Yessss Robert! The best! ❤️😍😍😍😍😍

[@Tyrell_Corp2019]

2:21 NOBODY talks about Page's hybrid picking in the right hand. That is his secret to so many riffs/solos and why so many guitarists cannot copy him using only the pick. It's old fashioned 1950's Scotty Moore style picking. It's a style and sound that are different from all the cookie cutter shredders of today. And that's just one reason why he is so damn good.

[@limonero65]

jimmy, un campeón