SONG REACTION: Led Zeppelin - Dazed and Confused (Live from MSG '73)

[@AlexHaitz]

More LED ZEPPELIN Reactions: LZ1: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pWHJk6GXormLl6M LZ2: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqOon4aKrcSJl7M LZ3: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5LHYaCvqtCHbpI LZ4 (Untitled): kzbin.info/www/bejne/iqPbapRvZrx_iZo Houses of the Holy: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4bNkqiVa9d7gbs Physical Graffiti: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zn2bZ6F8hL-jgJo Album Discussion - Part One: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p2SadaSiiNKWhZo Album Discussion - Part Two: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m56XkKmGmpxof9k Stairway to Heaven (Live from MSG '73): kzbin.info/www/bejne/fafMd3SgpLqgipo Since I've Been Loving You (Live from MSG '73): kzbin.info/www/bejne/mam0e51rp8urr7c The Song Remains The Same/The Rain Song (Live from MSG '73): kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5DLc2lmZt-Zf9k No Quarter (Live from MSG '73): kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3LdkqlvgrKZd7s The Ocean (Live from MSG '73): kzbin.info/www/bejne/o4abnoiYhr2Vjc0 Kashmir (Live from London O2 2007): kzbin.info/www/bejne/b4TdXqaFbrCnnLs In My Time Of Dying (Live from Earl's Court '75): kzbin.info/www/bejne/aaSTZKuMg8qUebM

[@johnfroio2161]

People today don't realize how important this movie was to the legions of Zeppelin fans when it first came out. Back then, there was no internet, or KZbin . If you weren't fortunate enough to see them in concert, this was the only alternative. As a teenager back then who who basically lived for Zeppelin, this movie was the ultimate experience. Sure, there were many good bands around, but Zeppelin was head and shoulders above anything else. There will never be another band like them again. Thank you for bringing back a great time to a old fan!

[@leddhed5480]

My friends and I used to sneak out of our houses and ride our bikes down to the theater where TSRTS was playing at the midnight movies. I think we did this dozens of times and I don’t think I ever stayed awake for the whole movie. Seeing Jimmy play was almost a religious experience back then.

[@Frankincensedjb123]

As a guitarist myself, firt time i saw this movie, I knew I'd be seeing it again and again. There are few things in life that leave you in utter, jaw-dropping awe. This is like 20 songs in one. The number of changes Page comes up with is staggering. He's an unlimited source of power chords, riffs, and rhythms. Amazing, simply amazing.

[@jeffreypbrown4729]

Right on

[@Tonysmithmusic]

lost count of the the times i’ve seen this since the 70s, still incredible.

[@bjcee1108]

John Bonham was such a great drummer. I remember the day we heard he had died. We were devastated and shocked.

[@tektoniks_architects]

Jimmy Page's guitar tour de force.....there are more "precise" guitarists, but there isn't anyone else who could pull off a performance like this - epic, eclectic, diverse.....a masterpiece.

[@tektoniks_architects]

@MrBrenman I agree with this opinion. Watching him play, its more like he's channeling emotion rather than playing guitar. He is completely connected to the guitar, as if an extension of his emotional self.

[@danielcarmichael8961]

@@tektoniks_architects 100% true! John Paul Jones was once asked how such a shy introvert like Page was such a presence onstage and he replied by saying "Jimmy doesn't just play the music, he let's the music play through him"

[@patricksiney]

he is not afraid to be artistic and throw paint. create accidents. fantastic.

[@bobbyn.9773]

I was at this show as a teenager and when I got to spend time with Jimmy and his girlfriend a couple of years ago I asked him about the show and if he improvised and he said yes, he usually had the freedom to do whatever and if you watch the entire concert you will notice that unlike most band the rhythm section actually follows Pagey and not the other way around and he will turn around and give Bonzo a nod or a look that will let him know when to go to a certain change

[@AlexHaitz]

That's awesome! Thanks for the insight.

[@edsmith3461-z7m]

It's cut over several shows, but most was shot in an empty theater.

[@bubhub64]

@@edsmith3461-z7m Most of it was shot live at MSG, with very little shot in an empty studio. The studio was used to re-shoot unacceptable or bad footage originally shot at MSG. All audio used is original audio from the three shows at MSG.

[@edsmith3461-z7m]

@@bubhub64 Most of the footage is from the empty soundstage at Shepperton. The original footage was considered unusable. All the close up's, guitar solos, Plant's face, are almost all lip synced and mimed. Jones is in a wig because he had cut his hair, Plant’s teeth had been fixed. dangerousminds.net/comments/kubrick_didnt_fake_the_moon_landing_but_led_zeppelin

[@chebrneck]

@@edsmith3461-z7m you’re an Internet troll. Don’t believe everything you read.

[@Scoobydcs]

the san francisco section starting at 8:55 is just SUBLIME!!!! and that riff is what would become achilles last stand

[@ginger4141]

I never can take my eyes off of Page when he playing incredible.

[@brianclark9144]

This is more like musical performance art than anything else.

[@garywilson3042]

The fantasy section was filmed at Loch Ness - Scotland, about 15 mins drive from my house.

[@leddhed5480]

Boleskine burned yes? 😢

[@juliemanarin4127]

God Jimmy is the best...just amazing!! Everything was very improvised...no two shows were the same

[@ZoeyPaigeLunaPhD]

He clearly could have been “the best” if he wouldn’t have gotten into Heroin in 1975. Sadly this concert is the peak of his playing. He didn’t improve after this and even regressed in some respects. Like Jeff Beck once said “Jimmy could have been a lot better”

[@heliotropezzz333]

I know they like to improvise on stage. I noticed at 9:13 JPJ looks at John Bonham and smiles as if to say 'where's Jimmy going now?' and John Bonham looks back and shakes his head at JPJ, then they just carry on and improvise alongside Jimmy. In fact JPJ makes a 'you first' gesture to John Bonham and then follows on the bass. That's my take on it anyway but I might be wrong. Robert always said that there were long songs and musical intervals where he'd just be standing around if he hadn't found vocalisations to fit the music. Jimmy does his own thing and yes it's a real 'show off' song for him. I think Jimmy could have composed a lot more film music if he'd wanted to. Jimmy and JPJ probably learned to improvise when they were session musicians as they were never allowed to know who they were playing with or what the music/song would be until they arrived at the studios for music sessions. At that time Jimmy could not read music, maybe JPJ could, I'm not sure. Jimmy did learn how to read music after a while. He was self taught or learned from fellow session musicians I believe.

[@tektoniks_architects]

Every night they played was about improvisation. They could play the same set list on Monday and Tuesday, but Monday it was 3 hours long, and Tuesday it was 3 hours and 20 minutes. After years of playing together, they had certain "themes" and "phrases" that tended to reoccur, but the sequences were never rehearsed in any particular order, and they would constantly feed off each other (like a jazz solo) to see where the song was going at that moment. Depending on their moods, Jones or Page could veer to the left, right, or center, and the other bandmates would follow.....going down a different trail every night. I love the band "Rush" - virtuoso musicians, great body of work. Saw them in concert many times. But they were the anti-Zeppelin: They played every note in concert note-for-note identically to the albums.....brilliant, but completely predictable and expected....no spontaneity. If you wanted to know what Rush sounded like live, just play the album, and that was it. But Zeppelin was the exact opposite....you never knew where they were going in their concerts, because they didn't really know either! They knew they had to come back from their solos, but the journey they took inside a song was completely spontaneous. That made for sometimes "flawed" or "uneven" shows....or sometimes soloing themselves into corners.....but it was a thrilling, unexpected ride. Young fans today say: "Jimmy Page was a sloppy player, live." They just don't get it. Its not about playing note for note perfection every time....that is boring as hell, IMO. What they miss out on is the emotion.....Led Zeppelin was a live EXPERIENCE.

[@heliotropezzz333]

@@tektoniks_architects Jimmy himself said I'm not the best player technically. I'm an emotional player. I'd rather listen to his emotional playing than any note for note technical perfectionist. Anyway he seems pretty technically amazing to me. He experimented a lot and found unique ways to express himself.

[@wolfieziggy19]

I get a "theatrical" vibe listening to the ending of the solo; credits are rolling and the guitar solo just winds the movie down...also love the hints of middle eastern and Indian influence's in his guitar work. Simply fantastic.

[@ZoomGears]

@@tektoniks_architects As far as I understand this is just what the band did. They jammed for hours upon hours just bouncing from idea to idea. If only we could hear all the stuff they played that never would make it into albums or shows.

[@aurelmatthews4164]

What I love about this performance especially is how Bonham is keeping up with Jimmy's insane, almost unpredictable antics with the guitar and how fun it would be to play the drums for this song. This whole performance is like 90% Guitar and Drums.

[@henriettaskolnick4445]

As someone mentioned, Dazed had certain musical marks that once hit, would signal a change to the others, but other than that, things were greatly improvised. Robert improvised by adding lines from the song "San Francisco" by Scott McKenzie. Sometimes he would add lyrics from "59th Street Bridge", or "Woodstock", among others (speaking of improvising, it was a surprise to hear a bootleg of Jimmy and Jonesy improvising jazzed up bits of Tchaikovsky's "Nutcracker Suite" during a section of No Quarter). I really like the bowed section and in some bootlegs, the bowing almost sounds like whales singing under water. Jimmy's "fantasy sequence" was filmed on the property he owned, at the time, on the banks of Loch Ness. He said he had to climb up the side of the hill several times so they could get the camera angles, almost falling a few times. He also found the makeup process tedious for having to sit still for so long while it was applied. To me, a performance like this illustrates why Jimmy needed his own band. It was a shame that the Yardbirds broke up but I honestly don't think they would've followed him on such a journey.

[@raymondgarcia9513]

Boleskine House in Inverness. House previously owned by Alistair Crowley.. Currently being renovated.

[@annefrankenberry7914]

Their show at Royal Albert Hall (1970) is fantastic. It's more intimate and I recommend it. There's a high quality version on KZbin under the title "Led Zeppelin DVD I"

[@susanpalmer8931]

And before the developed the rock God look on the parts of Jimmy and Robert. Less spectacle. I love RAH

[@coreycharles2245]

Even if this gets taken down Alex I’d just like to say thank you for reacting this most people wouldn’t even attempt to react to this. It’s nice to see a real music lover. You’re easily my favorite reactor.

[@AlexHaitz]

Thank you so much! I recently did 3 song reactions (of which this was the first), and once they were all uploaded, they all got blocked. I disputed the claim and had to wait 48 hours for them to become public, and I've actually noticed that WMG (the copyright owners) don't seem to respond to the disputes, so they just expire after 30 days and the videos stay up with no copyright claims on them anymore.

[@user-gk1nt6sm2z]

Thanks for the reaction. For die hard Zep fans, it doesn't get better than this. Although in my time of dying live, is quite the journey.

[@susanpalmer8931]

Thank you for this Alex!!! THIS IS WHY I LOVE LZ AND WATCHING FOOTAGE OR LISTENING TO LIVE AUDIO!!! Why it's such a different experience from listening to the albums. Each performance of each song is unique. You asked about Improve versus rehearsed - of course, there are bits and pieces that they play over and over again in the improvisations. But most of their improvisation is just that new and unrehearsed. Robert said about D&C particularly “essence of the early Zeppelin. . .the improvisation and the stuff that really got us off the ground. . .this is the ability to go up there, down there and back again without dropping a stitch. . .” And Page - “There’s no doubt about the fact that there was a musical… let’s call it ESP, a synergy. There were so many times when the rest of the band came in together, and you’re thinking, ‘They haven’t even heard it yet, but they’re right on it.’” LOL r/e JPJ’s hair- if this is the actual performance film - that IS JPJ's hair style at the time - he had to wear the wig in the recreation done a yr later. If you look at what JPJ is wearing at various points in this video, you can see that the footage is from a different performance night. I LOVE the call and response between Jimmy and Bonham during D/C. In their live performances, they generally add snippets of other songs - in D/C it's usually, like here, Scott McKenzie's If You’re Going to San Francisco from big US hit from around 1967 or sometimes something from Joni Mitchell’s Woodstock - . I think at the Earl's Court concert - Jimmy took off on some measures from Broadway's West Side Story. . . When you noted that they were ramping back up you hear Gustav Holst’s “Mars Bringer of War” from The Planets - which is pretty standard at this point in the song.Page is just a wonder😁 They also add all kinds of things into Whole Lotta Love,( in concerts in the earlier years into Heartbreaker or How Many More Times) - usually it's stuff from 50s/early 60's R&R - like Whole Lotta Shakin Going On or I'm A Man, The Hunter,, Boogie Chillun' or Beck's Bolero etc For THIS fantasy sequence we go to the banks of the Loch Ness, Scotland, to a rise behind Jimmy's house the Boleskine house ( a story all in itself) - did the climbing himself - which he figured out after the fact was pretty stupid. This was a great reaction. This performance always cements in my mind that for me, this is the GREATEST band ever. To think, they did this unbelievably creative unique display every night on tour - for up to 3 hours sometimes just blows my mind. HOPE THERE'S MORE

[@TyGuy1245]

I was waiting for someone to do a full reaction to this. Love the grungy part at 26:37 Jimmy goes insane on the guitar.

[@pauldoan8391]

I didn't really understand this song MSG Live the 1st 20 times , grew up on studio version then when this came out in 1976 I bought it , over the years i started to understand this piece of music more and more being a guitar player , its a truly deep intense song my favorite live Zep Song truly need to listen to it 20 or so times Love It !!!!

[@samgamblewhite8600]

When you asked how much of this is improvised, the structure was pretty much the same night to night but what they did within those certain sections was always improvised with a few key peices they would return to to basically find their footing within the performance. If you listen to other performances from the same tour it's a completely different thing each night.

[@MojoPin1983]

At around the 24:00 mark, you said, "I like whenever anyone plays with the physicality of the guitar to, like, affect the tone of the notes coming out; I always really appreciate that." Jeff Buckley does this a lot in his live recordings. You can hear it on the Live at Sin-e album, and on live versions of songs like, Grace, and Dream Brother (especially the Mystery White Boy version). He gets really cool clicking, echoing, and popping effects, somehow. This can also really be heard on the final track of Sketches for My Sweetheart the Drunk: Satisfied Mind. This was the last point in Led Zeppelin's career where they were all really 'on.' They took the entire year off in 1974, as they had toured for 5 or 6 consecutive years. By 1975, Page was a shadow of his former self (playing-wise), and Plant's voice was shot more than Sylvester Stallone's victims during the rescue mission in Rambo (2008). Speaking of your comment about Jimmy Page knowing music theory: Do you know it? You mentioned your sheet music, in another video, thus, I assume you're talking about actual musical notation and not tabs. If so, are you self-taught? I wish there was a way that I could instantly learn it, a la Trinity learning, in mere seconds, how to fly a specific model of helicopter in The Matrix. By the way, I just booked an appointment for you, next week, at The Raw Canvas, to have a silhouette of Jones' wig tattooed on the small of your back. In compliance with Colorado State's new Covid measures, you will have to don a hazmat suit when you arrive. Upon your arrival, you will be stripped searched, sprayed with hot marshmallow goo, and have bamboo shoots jabbed underneath your toenails. You will be subjected to verbal humiliation, while you are prodded with a trident by a disheveled sadomasochist. *Don't even try to get out of this.* I've alerted the local authorities. They will be staking out your house over the next few days and are ordered to pounce on you, if you decide to skip town. Speaking of Celebration Day, there is an outtake (footage) of it from the MSG concert. It's a really cool performance that you might enjoy more than the studio version. It's worth a reaction. *Led Zeppelin - Celebration Day (Madison Square Garden)* kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZnjWqaGdft-WacU Isn't Led Zeppelin miles ahead of Pink Floyd? How would you rate the two?

[@Allen.Mir3681]

The Man from uncle TV show from the 60s (David McCallum) his dad was a session violinist the same time Jimmy page, was a session guitarist he approached Jimmy page, and said have you ever used a bow on your electric guitar that’s where Jimmy page, Pick it up The ideal to use the bow.. Great reaction to LZ, By the way

[@Cactusfruitsquisher]

Pretty much all of the parts that stray away from the original studio track are improvised. The San Francisco part is something they did pretty often but the other bits are improvised. They usually used a very bare skeleton of what they wanted to do generally and then built off that.

[@johnpetrie1918]

Dazed and Confused live was the lab in which mad scientist Page would experiment with riffs.

[@meminustherandomgooglenumbers]

It'd be more accurate to say the studio version is played at a faster tempo, to satisfy the record company's time constraints. "It reminds me of some Houses of the Holy stuff" This concert is actually from the Houses of the Holy tour, although the tour wasn't actually named as such, it's the tour that followed the release of that album.

[@markdeegan4113]

Great memories of skipping school smoking weed and watching this concert on repeat with my mates

[@rudidellama3718]

Always though was interesting that they took inside image from the 4th album and used in the movie (talking about the whole wizard thing)

[@manoetrouillard1375]

Amazing relax chill reaction. :)

[@MrBedZeppelin]

Two thumbs up, for playing ENTIRE song! You understand more, of the slow pacing, on this version. IMO, Jimmy Page's "Magnum Opus". The sound, from that BOW, is just plain Erie, The multiple guitar solos here, are amazing!! There were three shows, in Madison Square Garden. This footage IS Well edited, video from all three shows. Those who think this is ONE WHOLE Concert, ONE NIGHT it wasn't. Sorry Fans. This song, in particular has those edits. There are different versions, of this song, throughout the three nights. Agree with Tektoniks! Too Bad Third solo has the movie, cut away from concert footage, to Police Scuffle, Because, THAT was a GREAT Solo, I would have loved, to see!! Great Job!!

[@rickyjiggens2180]

Your expression doesn't change the entire video seems like you really enjoyed the music

[@ohboi9578]

Whole lotta love from the same gig

[@Scoobydcs]

this is just off the charts

[@ThailandTed]

'Hope they don't go to Camelot, it's a silly place"....'Is that Tim the sorcerer'... cracked my up.

[@AmjadAliSyd]

React to Led Zeppelin - achilles last stand (live- 1979)

[@andred1951]

It's still HD concert in my head because I was at this show in the garden. They never really do the songs the same twice. In days and confused they jam throughout the middle of the song.

[@roxaneramsey2511]

No other guitar player will EVER MATCH JIMMY PAGE. PURE GENIUS!!!!!!

[@ericjorgensen3911]

This IMO the BEST live LZ song ever. I saw the in `69 & `70 at Winterland SF, Ca. Then `77 Oakland A`s ballpark. Grade D as you talked during Jimmy`s solo. But thanks for making this song to be seen on KZbin. Can`t go wrong with LIVE LZ concert performances.

[@Josueseco]

Nice! Thanks for doing this reaction.

[@scotturban4580]

FYI when the original film crew was hired they eventually got canned and had very little usable footage so the filming started before Robert Plant got his teeth fixed and then they re-created a lot of footage in a soundstage made to look like madison square garden. Also, John Paul Jones who had his real hair in the original footage got it cut so in the re-created footage he wore a wig. You can tell when it's a wig as it's real bad but you can also tell his real hair just a bad haircut with the bangs.

[@brianrussell6570]

Jimmy always stood in front of Bonham so he could stay with him

[@BBaldwin]

John Paul Jones was the silent assassin and for my money, the most accomplished musician in Zeppelin.

[@philshorten3221]

That was just brilliant, thanks Alex..... Luckily in the fantasy part they cut the holy hand grenade scene 😂

[@markyospaw7714]

Today IS the day bois, WE DID IT

[@user-gu7kk5zk2b]

That's nota wizard it's the Hermit from the Tarot who represents going on a journey of enlightenment. The man on the cover of Zeppelin 4 is also the Hermit. They were reacting to the negative ress fron the 3rd album. You can see the intersction between JPJ and Bonzo trying to improvise along with Jimmy

[@robertdoerr2599]

They slowed the song because they knew it was going to be a nice long ride.

[@Scoobydcs]

whole lotta love is great from this gig too, actually everything is lol despite roberts voice being about to explode

[@lyndoncmp5751]

He needed a throat operation after. He developed nodes on his vocal cords in late 1972 which got worse through the 1973 tour.

[@Scoobydcs]

@@lyndoncmp5751 yup after this tour. The op didn't work and his voice was absolutely wrecked in 85. It's been getting better ever since though

[@alexfletcher5192]

In a New Musical Express review of 'Remasters' - for the uninitiated, their first major retrospective - the band was described as everything that was great and everything that was shit about 1970s rock. That still holds true today, but it's founded on the perception that you should always just play the song.

[@zeppelinfan9360]

It was a double album and this song took all of side two! 😎🎸

[@edsmith3461-z7m]

All the close ups were shot in an empty theater a year later, JPJ is in a wig, and Plant's teeth are fixed. Most of the singing and guitar playing is mimed.

[@ohboi9578]

More people should really realize this by now

[@kevtruth]

I'm late to this video, Alex. Outstanding music and reaction

[@scotttrainer9704]

I think this is their regular version, they commonly played this song for almost 30 minutes. Albums are reduced versions.

[@ohboi9578]

No it was later shot in an empty hall. Cuz the real footage was not that good

[@ericafranklin180]

You should listen to some other bootlegs of performances of D&C to see how much is improvised. A lot of them sound very different. There’s definitely a structure and signposts for the musicians to get back together but other than that, most of it is improvised on this song. I’d recommend the 45 minute performance of it from March 21, 1975 Seattle, also 9-29-71 Japan and the one from How The West Was Won

[@susanpalmer8931]

absolutely agree with you. so many fabulous performances greater than the ones on video. Some of my favorites are the nights in 1969 at the Fillmore West. Plus you get Robert at his cheeky best in audience interaction.

[@fedup3449]

Camelot is a lovely place. I used to go camping there. Camped a lot in Camelot.

[@Scoobydcs]

26:38 mars bringer of war!!!!

[@Cactusfruitsquisher]

Also you should react to some songs from the celebration day reunion concert in 2007. It's cool to see them older and doing things just as they would've if they had kept going.

[@Cactusfruitsquisher]

Lol well you mentioned it in the very end but still 😂

[@AlexHaitz]

Kashmir from the '07 concert will be up tomorrow!

[@Cashcrop54]

Such a great performance. It always make me sad though. I saw the in 1975 & 1977 and they didn't do this at either concert. Oh well. What they did play was incredible and I've recently found bootlegs of both on KZbin. Loved your take on things!

[@miguellara003]

Great reaction, so glad it's not blocked. LZ is the ultimate Jam band. Oh, BTW, I thought you were taking a break from LZ...or is it just the album reviews?

[@AlexHaitz]

Just the album reactions. They take the longest to make, by far, whereas individual songs are pretty quick.

[@bruceheckerman7343]

That was Jimmys father's bow that he shredded; he was a cellist and gave Jimmy the idea!

[@frankdascoli709]

My response to Camelot is a silly place, IS “ it’s only a model” 😂😂😂

[@lyndoncmp5751]

I think you should get away from the MSG Song Remains The Same lives. That's just the peak of their flamboyance/extravagance. Take a look at the 1970 Royal Albert Hall or 1969 Danmark TV performances. There is not much Zeppelin footage but Id plump for those two. Cheers.

[@alittlebitofeverything6547]

those who don't understand. Page is the ultimate GOAT

[@fyessssss]

9:38 LMAO this dude said Beth Harmon cosplay lol

[@rishavpaudel5021]

he ain't wrong though 😭

[@Sco3000]

Bonham at the end tho...... incendiary.

[@d.ferrell9978]

"...incendiary! Way to go."

[@chebrneck]

Why would you say Page is “ripping off Jonny Greenwood”. He was two when this performance was made?

[@AlexHaitz]

Please grow a sense of humor.

[@Luizhcs]

Just awesome

[@johnfroio2161]

Sorry for the double posting!

[@HBO1984.]

Unfortunately you are going to hate this since you said you dont like long extended guitar solos. That's basically what it is an epic live song centered on Jimmy Page's mastery of the guitar. You have to love this genre to love Zeppelin.

[@AlexHaitz]

I didn't hate it! I loved the phases that the song went through, and the variety of the sections. My post-rock side was happy.

[@theOriginal-SukieJones]

oh yehhhh im sure snacks were involved

[@alexfletcher5192]

Is the difference in improvisation live down simply to the fact that these guys are of the generation that would know jazz as a popular form BEFORE rock and roll? That's my suspicion.

[@ZoeyPaigeLunaPhD]

If you watch the crowd, the Led Zeppelin audiences have a similar demeanor to you in their reaction to the music. From what my uncle tells me, those early 70s Zeppelin and Yes audiences were pretty sophisticated musically P.S. Thanks for the Monty Python and the Holy Grail references

[@mr.zeppelin9384]

The greatest band in the wold and in the history of

[@ihateusernames96]

Need more volume!

[@susanpalmer8931]

I'd like to recommend to you Jimmy's soundtrack to Lucifer Rising - many parallels to Dazed and Confused - kzbin.info/www/bejne/l2e1ZZqpqJV_rpo Thought you might find it interesting, not for a reaction, just for a listen. Page wrote/orchestrated the music, played all the instruments used and produced about 20 minutes to be used as the soundtrack to the 1972 film of the same name by experimental film maker Kenneth Anger.(cast included Marianne Faithful, 60s singer/Mick Jagger GF and Mick's brother Chris early on and Jimmy in a cameo) but never used due to a disagreement between Page and Anger (of course, there's a story behind this whole project.. . .) The film was not released until about 1980 with a soundtrack by Bobby Beausoleil (convicted murderer and part of the Charles Manson Family) Even back during the Yardbird's time, Jimmy was into avant garde music/theatre. Jimmy's music here described as "unorthodox guitar based soundscapes." The music was only available in bootlegs until 2012 when Page remastered and released it in vinyl through his website. The snippets other than the main title section are pretty wonderful. Liner notes to the album with instruments used etc is at forums.ledzeppelin.com/topic/17416-lucifer-rising/page/7/ I find it a really fascinating. If you do take a listen, let me know what you think!! I'm on your Patreon.

[@AlexHaitz]

Thanks, I assume you're SPP on the usernames.

[@susanpalmer8931]

@@AlexHaitz Yup 😊

[@verginithe]

the only better live footage of Zep then 1973 MSG is 1970 Royal Albert hall .....

[@patricksiney]

6:45. thank you! again.

[@heliotropezzz333]

You seem to have the only full version of this.

[@joebeck5517]

Your volume is set to low.

[@patricksiney]

3:10 thank you!!!!

[@olgatejada1094]

theres nothing like that JIMMY PAGE^ make👊👊👊🔥🔥🔥🔥THE LEGEND

[@blitzd634]

Have you watched The Song Remains The same movie yet that is what this is from

[@heliotropezzz333]

At 14:01. He'll never pass that orchestra audition.

[@alexfletcher5192]

I understand the analytical sense here. Jimmy probably has (or had) this himself - although I suspect in the long run that may have been eroded by drug use. Certainly there are stories later on that do not reflect on them well as musicians.

[@samiyahsarlak4525]

Lady and gentleman Mr jimmy page 🔱🔱🔱

[@Scoobydcs]

most of it was improvised lol, EVERY live show they did was different

[@RayHarperCrane]

When giants Roamed The Earth.

[@jp1170]

You should turn up the music audio in your videos

[@jbojoify]

its not a wig!

[@VlxWIZzZARDxlV]

it is. he had to wear one for the show

[@bubhub64]

@@VlxWIZzZARDxlV It's not a wig when he's playing live at MSG in 73. Most of the concert footage video for the movie was taken from the last three nights of Zep's 73 tour at MSG interspersed with video footage from Shepperton studio's from 1974. Unacceptable video footage, or video footage that didn't come out well from the original MSG shows had to be re-shot at Shepperton studio's, hence Jones wearing a wig to match his hairstyle from 73. Most of the concert footage from the original TSRTS movie, or of this particular performance of 'Dazed' is live MSG footage, not Shepperton studio footage.

[@VlxWIZzZARDxlV]

@@bubhub64 gooootchaa

[@edwardmccarten9677]

It's two quite!!

[@alexfletcher5192]

Page later claimed the bowing stemmed from a recommendation by David McCallum Sr (father of the actor), although obviously Eddie Phillips was also attempting something less 'trippy' in The Creation.

[@Mboogie69]

Tim the Sorcerer! Lmao!

[@garya7893]

The BEST

[@dreamlover7681]

Seems like you didn't get it and doubt you will ever get it, sorry for this. Wish you all the good.

[@ginagreenbeck2446]

No quarter from this same concert

[@llewellynGS1]

It'd be nice if you had the music louder.....

[@mitchellquinones9930]

Dude, you see music with your eyes try it with your ears

[@marcguest9259]

Greatest live song ever....ruined by you. Can't take it anymore

[@yesterdaysmiddle4637]

Can’t watch somebody who is sitting there, literally, numb tracking the time left in the performance.

[@TheSuperGnus]

This fool has no idea who ZEPPELIN IS THE whole magic of zeppelin is they just make it up off the kuff !!!no rehearsals just insane musical wizardry !!!!

[@ohboi9578]

THEY PRACTICE A SHIT TON. You sound like someone who just watch but never play anything. Get your ego out, boomer

[@markacuna2828]

Ps I'm subscribing lol