Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin having fun with the audience 1973

Sings a line of "Stones in my Passway" by Robert Johnson and talks about his time on the toilet.
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[@Principessa180]

Show man and quick thinker. That's attractive.

[@wandajames143]

That Van fleet singer kid does all this... obviously studied quite a bit

[@localshopkeeper9517]

And he says he gets it from Aerosmith lool

[@davehendrix671]

the brother is worse studied jimmy pages moves from the madison sqaure garden concert so much it makes me cringe

[@835g]

Alen whitehead led zeppelin just made you famous. classic

[@shruggzdastr8-facedclown]

...makes me wonder what song they were about to play in dedication to this "Alan"?

[@nikitoss9797]

Shruggz Da Str8-Faced Clown wll

[@crawshbonte211]

It's Whole Lotta Love from Southampton University 1973!

[@chrisdurcan4673]

Wasn’t Alan Whitehead a drummer in the band Marmalade?

[@shruggzdastr8-facedclown]

@@chrisdurcan4673: Did that band open for LZ at this particular concert?

[@MmeDesgranges]

David Coverdale listened to this

[@suec6311]

Quick wit

[@RubyMarkLindMilly]

Name on the "bog" wall 😂😂😂😂

[@aleksandrakolad5221]

Which concert in '73 is it from? Love to see it!! Can anyone help?

[@markherbert8298]

I believe it was Southampton University 1973.

[@adamfox9651]

@@markherbert8298 Yup. IIRC, it's right before "Whole Lotta Love", which includes a cover of Elvis's "You're So Square" during the medley in the middle part.

[@tomy.1846]

Nurses do it better! :)

[@herrbrucvald6376]

love zep, but Plant's ramblings are inane and energy-sapping.....

[@lilyso8633]

fastguitar Agree!

[@stephenfowler6998]

I mean they were only playing for between 3 and 4 hours a night. The musicians deserve and need a break as they transition from one epic to another. Plant's ramblings were never perfect, but that is part of their live charm - once the song began they were all there, in the moment.

[@seanstrider2185]

Your comment is inane and energy-sapping. Sod off.

[@rickyjiggens2180]

@@seanstrider2185 it really is

[@pedrobasualdo6694]

You never been in a concert? dont be such an asshole