Since I've Been Loving You - Led Zeppelin (live Vancouver 1970-03-21)

[@martinamanecke3622]

There's people who wrote Robert Plant was the best rock singer ever. That was right. But to me P!ant&Page were always incredibly wonderful playing/singing the Blues. And I never even was so much fond of Blues ... Here everybody might hear and understand how much SOUL there is in Led Zeppelin. Drivin me to tears. Incredible musians, just wow

[@koenwillems]

omg now i get it Pb is pure blues and Pb is also the scientific symbol for lead. led.

[@UlyssesM]

i kept thinking PB for peanut butter

[@UlyssesM]

Man. Robert's vocals on this one.10/10

[@MJEvermore853]

Whenever I want to prove to somebody how very good Percy was, i always send them to this clip here. Mind blowing.

[@jhollow11]

I thought I had heard all of Robert Plant's best performances and then I found this...absolutely unreal

[@Minceontoast2]

I sometimes forget plant had this kind of voice Im so use to hearing 75 to 77 voice of his

[@anitarushlow4022]

Plant's voice dominates at this point in there career. It is awesome to hear it!!!!

[@PramudinaAffra]

1970 Robert was a damn Powerhouse.

[@NytronX]

The vocals are insane. Unbelievably good.

[@sevchyk]

What a clean live quality, regarding that this is 1970. The sound engineers worked thoroughly to recover it.

[@ss8opalav8]

"I have been the best fool before you know i cry, how i loved you baby, see the tears in my eyes" one of the best melancholy hard rock blues of all time.

[@dijamaira1981]

Depth in my soul..that only Led Zep never failed to reach.. pure majestic!

[@UlyssesM]

lmao that profile picture nice

[@dijamaira1981]

@@UlyssesM hey thanks for noticed that..😂

[@torstrasburg8289]

I can’t believe I stumbled upon this treasure. It’s one of my favorites - of all time, not just Zep. What a marvelous version. The tension and passion of this song can be overwhelming. Robert really is in fine voice here. Thank-you, thank-you!!

[@classicrock71]

Plants voice was excellent!!

[@harchitb]

1:15 love that climb in his voice

[@LZzoso96]

Probably my favorite live version. Pages guitar tone and phrasing is just incredible

[@brown22sugar25]

1:33 Just a replay button for myself

[@anitarushlow4022]

Pure rock blues that blows my mind even all these decades later. I'm 61 years old.

[@davidwalker5054]

I have listened to a lot of bands and to tell the truth I,ve never noticed the drumming but this guy is something different he can actually drum emotionally and soulfully

[@ThePatrickgavin]

John Henry Bonham consistently voted the best rock drummer and IMHO the greatest drummer that ever sat behind a kit. RIP John Bonham. Sept 1980

[@RC-gf8cs]

SAW THEM 71 73 75 77 MSG NYC .73 THRU 77 TWICE..3RD ALBUM .N TOUR .WAS VINTAGE ZEP.ALL CYLNDERS 4 SURE ..THE LAST ECHOS OF THE 1ST ZEP ERA ..

[@Bonzosbadgeholder]

Must have been something special about March 21.....Hamburg Germany March 21, 1973 also an incredible show.

[@jeffreylorien6687]

not to mention seattle march 21, 1975, an epic show. which, coincidentally, they played SIBLY which wasn't normally part of the set on the '75 tour.

[@Zosohobo]

You should know that a soundboard is going to be released from that Seattle show in May. It is a joyous occasion as that show is one of the best from '75

[@dionysian4098]

This must be one of first versions of this piece of art. They are all going for it, improvisation is what they do throughout the entire song! Not the best version of this song, but the confidence and freedom they have is amazing. And that's what makes them Led Zeppelin!

[@Zosohobo]

1:33 is one of the best vocal moments from any sibly they ever performed, along with 6:38

[@UlyssesM]

2:18

[@thomashope373]

Check out SIBLY from Milwaukee 1970, his voice is incredible

[@ayhamshaheed7740]

Zosohobo the bbc performance has better singing overall I feel

[@troutmask9111]

Ayham Shaheed Yes, Robert’s screams on the BBC are from another world

[@Bonzosbadgeholder]

Absolutely incredible! Drums sound fantastic!

[@christopherlees1134]

What an incredible vocal track!

[@carloseugeniocarlos4287]

Woww ,man! Robert blows up the studio verion in here,what a awesome high range!

[@DimitarDimitrov-pl6fn]

Това е моята същност! Искам тази песен да ме изпрати в най-далечното ми пътуване! С нея съм от 1970 година...

[@elenakovacheva9323]

ЧИД

[@marceloalvrod125]

Totalmente Fantástico esse som. Viajar para outra dimensão

[@luvbasses5487]

I believe this concert was recorded for use of an FM radio broadcast. Makes sense right, given its clarity. I’ve read that Robert had a high fever this night but…he obviously pulled it off. This was a great year for him as his voice was in top form in my opinion. Check out Milwaukee August 31, 1970. Immigrant Song of course opens the night but it’s Heartbreaker that I’m referring to especially. Do check it out. It’s simply unbelievable.

[@thanhturner9647]

Music to my soul

[@MrLukasz2121]

awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@elmarques7336]

beautiful!

[@kd_76]

Welp thanks, I cried

[@eahannan]

RP to JP, “ Could I borrow your overdrive ?”

[@gregoryparks210]

Another home run from the LZB...!

[@jameswright1879]

Magic just magic, luckily they managed to be uber talented before the drugs hit in 75

[@jameswright1879]

Still come back after a few too many beers

[@Argonautica8]

Pb Z! Dude this is almost 8 months before the album is released. Wow.

[@jamesmullaney5841]

Nice.

[@pawelmorrison]

Fantastic quality and performance, but I get the impression that Jimmi was a bit off steam on this one

[@classicrock71]

His worst day is most peoples best!

[@jayannakelley9051]

It’s spelled with a ‘y’ not an ‘i’.. Jimmy!

[@JR-ci8qd]

The expression from 45 -60 seconds in...... JP’s style is such a treasure

[@DC-ih8bv]

Robert dear Robert..

[@jameswright1879]

Being from Manchester and in no way am I comparing Liam Gallagher to Robert Plant but their vocal prowess went downhill in very much the same way and then redeveloped, going full circle

[@timmillan6701]

According to some folks, RP tried to emulate Steve Marriot. I never quite got that feeling, but right about 2:59 mark, it almost sounds like Stevie popped up on the stage for a second

[@tizianalancia7679]

Marriott was a great singer and Plant was a fan of his. I heard many songs from Marriott and never reminded me Plant’s voice but boy, when I heard recently ‘You need loving’ from 1966 Marriott’s Small Faces (adapted from Willy Dixon’s ‘You need love’), couldn’t believe my ears! Plant was absolutely ‘inspired’ by Marriott’s style when singing LZ 1969 ‘Whole lotta love’’ especially the last part. Mattiott however liked it, considering Plant’s rendition as a step further.

[@Argonautica8]

Little Robert Anthony really had some pipes before he blew them out.

[@rafaelzago1939]

2:15