These guys were COLD!!' Led Zeppelin - In My Time of Dying (Reaction!!)

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[@lucasgr]

Absolutely NO ONE is upset, Polo! The more Led Zeppelin, the better! Rock on, dude!

[@troyspurling1910]

😂 Absolutely!

[@lightningbug276]

Yes!

[@capecyn]

🤘

[@bwhotwing411]

🙌🏻

[@Desiree.N.M]

💯

[@Brian-tb1zs]

Hey Polo, you’re right, back then music was really our main entertainment, most didn’t sit in front of the TV, no cell phones, we hung out with friends and shared music, among other things ! 😎

[@nowhere982]

😂😂😂

[@HammockQueen]

Or, we had the TV on but muted so we listened to the music while watching the tube.

[@THCya97961]

And still sharing today😎

[@farrenrohana]

100% friende, sex, drugs, hot rods, and rock and roll! That's all that mattered!

[@supertrexandroidx]

So true. If your friend had a cool new album you wanted to hear, and you couldn't afford to go out right away and buy it, the only way to hear it was to move your butt over to his house and have him play it for you.

[@myk1200s]

Without a Doubt.... There will never be another Band like LZ AND THE MUSIC incredible... ❗❗❗

[@8DecadesLife]

Today, they make music. Then, they lived music.

[@jensclarberg6419]

Today they dont even make music

[@THCya97961]

As a former classic rock drummer it embarrasses me to say I sometimes need reminding how AMAZING Zeppelin was live. John Paul Jones is just KILLING IT!! Mind blowing!

[@johnryder2878]

JPJ is so overlooked.. he was a MASTER of his craft! (I mean they all were lol, but..)

[@DrewDavid]

Them Crooked Vultures..

[@danw2276]

once u notice him jam its hard not to focus on the rest of them. The is by far the best hidden gem of rock and roll never mind Led Zeppelin

[@andremariano6263]

Of course i love when Paul Jones plays keyboards, organs and pianos but for me he was even better on the Bass

[@normdeplume6492]

So now you're an oldies drummer?

[@realbser1956]

No such thing as too much Zep. They are foundational to every band that came after. You’d be hard pressed to even find a mediocre LZ song. Back then there was just such an explosion of talent everywhere. Of course they took their music more seriously because they all looked to each other as inspiration to make even better music. Now it’s mostly computers making people who can’t sing sound like they can.

[@katriel8693]

All 4 were genius musicians but Page was the genius who put it together and balanced the equality of the talent contribution to songs. Some bands have talent, some have stage presence, they have it all. Epic

[@sambasteve]

I worked for their touring sound company. There was nothing like the electricity they generated live. And each member was vital to AND exceptional in what they contributed. It is why they endure - even 50 years later. AND continue to attract fans.

[@MJEvermore853]

Showco?

[@sambasteve]

Yep. Showco did Zep shows for years. I did a few large stadium shows that needed extra personnel. (And heard plenty of stories from the full time crew.)​ Nothing like life on the road either. @@MJEvermore853

[@958298bordeaux]

WOW!!!!

[@magiegainey5036]

The crowd is quiet because they are amazed! I saw them in concert when I was an older teen and I barely breathed thru the whole concert!

[@cindymoore7905]

I was there with Led Zeppelin live in concert ❤ they make love to the instrument's and take your breath away 🥰🤩

[@Grumpy_Rabbit]

Led Zeppelin OWNED the 1970s. Hands down.

[@davidanon1568]

That's pretty much true, are there even three people in the world who grew up in the 70s and never listened to Led ?

[@thewraiths8963]

NOONE is upset!!!! Love it!!!! Thank you. In my time of dying is in fact a masterpeice.

[@DMKali]

Robert Plant is/was the blueprint for all rock-n-roll front men to this day! #GoldenGod

[@brianthomas5260]

Except for the part that he wore women’s blouses. All frilly lace is very weird. Other than that he is the best. No doubt.

[@virginiaoflaherty2983]

@@brianthomas5260 The frilly shirt was a counterpoint to all that raw sex appeal.

[@958298bordeaux]

I LOVE HIM

[@kirstenstewart5758]

Luckily Robert was secure enough in his own skin and masculinity to not worry about what clothes he wore and we loved him for it - be more like Robert ❤

[@stj971]

And Jim!💗

[@James-dh6ld]

He's high on the fact he's singing for the best Band on the planet. Pure professionalism throughout his career. These boys weren't playing. Blues x Rock were some poor British boys escape in post war England. They are serious.

[@maryrosekent8223]

Dude, he’s not singing _for_ the best band, he’s singing _with_ the best band on the planet.

[@davidmastro5406]

"That was the only period in recent history that delivered songs in color. Led Zeppelin, for example, would make you feel differently on each song." --Prince Another thoughtful reaction, Polo!

[@DeborahToney-ku4uz]

And nobody else sings like Robert Plant ❤❤❤

[@BrettLesPaul]

Polo should react to everything on the 1st album and move through the entire discography in order.

[@JoeandAngie]

Amen

[@MarjieHarrison]

Amen amen

[@Sweet_2D_Volcano]

That's how you finally find that confounded bridge.

[@BrettLesPaul]

@@Sweet_2D_Volcano Ha!

[@jandrury125]

Yes! That would show their huge chameleon range from folk, blues, rock and all the stuff that defies definition.

[@Jude_196]

P. S. What always amazed me about Plant, Live: his OBVIOUS CONFIDENCE in just the way he holds himself...you will notice it, more: the more you watch them live....ALL of them gave ALL THEY HAD on stage....SO GOOD!

[@colleenmcclurg2010]

And the crazy thing is, he wasn't actually as confident as he acted. I've read that quite a few times. Peter Grant kept having to talk him into believing it.

[@Jude_196]

@@colleenmcclurg2010 😯 That is really surprising to me!! WOW!!

[@bonniekertes8830]

I agree. No flash bangs, no auto tune, no holograms. Just music. I am from Detroit and we had a small venu called The Grande Ballroom. No tables and no chairs. You sat on the floor right against the stage. All these classic rockers played there. They were just coming up. They walked around and spoke to the audience. Very approachable and it was appreciated. I met alot of these bands. I grew up at the most awesome era of music. Not just rock but everything coming out of Motown as well. Cant afford to go to concerts these days. They priced us seniors right out of the game with their bigger and better productions. To us it was the music. All about the music. I wouldnt trade my memories for anything. ❤❤❤

[@barbaralavoie1045]

Never will I ever be upset about listening to reviews of Led Zeppelin❤️

[@SnailMailShell]

Thanks, Polo. I know you enjoy Bonzo’s drumming … in ACHILLES LAST STAND, he not only pounds those skins savagely for ten and a half minutes, he fills like a fiend! Drives that song like a demon.

[@Thor7]

I can't say that he was on drugs doing this song, but I know I was!

[@garyhouchin-miller1530]

Yes it was a time with fewer distractions, but also no auto tune etc. They had to be able to play the music for real.

[@VikingPadre]

Technology has changed how music is made. Now, with a laptop and a good microphone, somebody can create music by themselves in their bedroom. But how many times have we seen a good band break up, and the separate members of the band not measure up to what the band was doing? I think the chemistry of musicians playing together, each member bringing new ideas in, and filtering out the bad ideas, had a lot to do with the great music of the '70s. The sum of the parts exceeding the whole.

[@EastCoastGal66]

Robert said he didn’t do drugs. He had a lot of sorrow in his life, he lost his son when he was 5 years old and while he was on tour in the USA. He wrote a song for his son, “ All of my Love”. Wait until you listen to Robert Plants first album after Led Zeppelin disbanded and later he hooked up with Jimmy Page years later to tour as Page and Plant and just emerged on the music scene in full force. He’s a musical Genius!

[@davidw3673]

And a multiple Grammy winner with Allison Kraus for Bluegrass/Country !

[@lindamarlow4756]

Wow, Robert Plant was a grieving father at age five Who knew?

[@ubiquitous8192]

I have mad feels for Robert. But he absolutely beyond the shadow of a doubt did drugs. There is no argument you could possibly make to combat this fact.

[@RoMeyer-h4n]

I'm 60 and I still get chills listening to this and on this album is also Kashmir the greatest band in the land because the albums were difficult enough to play & these 4 people could pull this off live & leave you in a heap on the floor drooling 🤤

[@patches6309]

Raw and Dirty as all Hell! Love this version, it is so beautifully performed by each member as always. Led Zep is thee GOAT Rock Band ever, No equal. None close.

[@jonathanmurphy3141]

When I was called, that my Mom had died, during the night, at care facility,….I fell on the floor. When I could get up, I poured a glass of Bourbon, got the cd of this. And, I just sat, cried, and drank - to cope. “Jesus gonnA make up my dying’ bed” as the Blues goes.

[@ChristinaMcF]

Never upset over Led Zeppelin ❤

[@MamawT65]

Page always looked like he was posing for a poster! Love it ❤ Led Zeppelin never gets old! They were all masters of their craft !Great reaction

[@johncole2469]

John Paul Jones and Jimmy Page are former session musicians before they respectively joined Led Zeppelin, with Jimmy Page a former member of the Yardbirds. Indeed: masters of their craft.

[@iracer9395]

“Epic” is never too strong a word to describe Led Zeppelin songs 😅

[@maureenwagg5305]

This is why I love Jimmy Page. He's incredible live....and the dragon pants are just awesome.

[@IAMisLove]

These guys are legends!! Old school goodness. 🖖❤

[@allanellis5827]

I'm loving that you're getting into listening to the old rock. There is so much of it for you to enjoy. Personally I think from 1965 to 75 were overall the best years of rock music. So many great bands putting out phenomenal music. Enjoy it Polo!

[@derekjackson1039]

Nice I say 67-77 but you’re right

[@vandesaar]

I agree with 1965 but I would go to 79

[@janineivey03121]

There will never be enough Led Zeppelin reactions. They were the standard and so many bands were heavily influenced by their style, and very articulate and thoughtful

[@BritIronRebel]

Zeppelin basically were a Southern Black Blues/Gospel cover band doing the ultimate British update to it. In My Time of Dying is a gospel music song by Blind Willie Johnson. When the Lever Breaks was written by Memphis Minnie and Kansas Joe McCoy in 1929.

[@jerald6023]

And what they did with it is what they are all about my friend- - to say they were basically a cover band is disrespectful, ignorant, & just plain WRONG- those songs were public domain, it's blues man, those songs never sounded anything near as cool- Zeppelin put those people on the map!- So many people jump.on that bandwagon that they "stole " songs- 95% of their catalog is 100% original- - it didn't matter what song- it was the way they played the song- whatever song it was-

[@woebringer7884]

@@jerald6023 They inserted the “soul” into all their Blues “covers”. And Rock…Folk…and genres they would make up, often on the fly.

[@Gordy63]

💯 music was the best in the 1970’s. SO glad I grew up as a teenager in the 70’s and came of age with the most amazing rock music ever!!

[@rickjohnson3580]

Dazed and Confused 1973 live at MSG will blow you away. It will forever change the way you listen to music. Probably the best live performance of any song by any band. From the greatest band to ever grace the stage

[@j.andrewk.327]

Were they worn out after a long tour for that one?

[@johnruyak8191]

The version on How the West Was Won is far superior

[@davecotterill-jy7ct]

Albert hall 1970 you shook me babe

[@branofattrebates2847]

Absolutely one of my all time favourites I love off of the original song remained the same album . I reckon though there is a change in the live performance album. The original for me was way better I think Jimmy's remastering has changed it a little and its noticeable . A small critique I know but hey I loved the original which was on the old movie . Also Song remains the same - going into the Rain song exquisite

[@958298bordeaux]

​@@davecotterill-jy7ctthat is my SONG!

[@normatako3971]

I was there! Absolutely amazing. So professional - they came on and played for over three hours without a break. Although about half way through Robert said that they were going to sit down and have a cup of tea. Not because they wanted to but HAD to! They played about 4 acoustic numbers during tea time. Was so lucky to witness what many acclaim to be the best live performance of any band!

[@debwojo7254]

Oh so velly jelly! That's so cool! ❤🎉

[@markdebity2032]

I’m so jealous I wasn’t old enough to see them in concert but I have loved them since I could remember

[@ShoreTime]

Keep it coming, brother. The Zeppelin rabbit hole is lifelong

[@michaelcollins5563]

For live Zep, one thing to keep in mind is that there is a framework for the song, but every performance is a bit different. Page leads, Bonham follows Page, JPJ weaves in and out of Bonham and Plant floats around in the pocket.

[@yeti1002]

Hey Michael I like that analysis 😅

[@stevebalun9554]

I agree with everything except it's John Bonham that leads. Everything follows the drums. The drummer is the timekeeper of the band, and he controls the change up

[@yeti1002]

@@stevebalun9554 that's a great point , John Bonham the groove meister and time master . Kudos to JPJ who also kept the beat locked in .

[@aafjeyakubu5124]

Nope. Not upset. This is one of my absolute favorite songs by Zep. It ages like fine wine. The more I listen to it, the better it gets.

[@TexasMagnolia]

Up until the 90’s, Bands wrote, released albums and toured hard to keep their fan base. The concerts were affordable and Bands gave it their all every time. It was absolutely about the music and the fan-base. Today, it’s about the Artists’ egos.

[@pecsenye]

We love Zeppelin. Keep 'em coming.

[@danrieke9988]

Robert Plant... best front man ever for a rock band. No question.

[@robinbradbury6493]

This is my favorite Led Zeppelin song...followed by The Rain Song and Ten Years Gone. Once again....Zeppelin live are a force, but the studio version is perfection....

[@bufordteejustice1119]

People used to talk about Jimmy's hand gestures onstage. They were actually cues for the drummer.

[@donnabarney1866]

And other body movements the leg kicks, stomps, slides, etc.

[@Hippichik73]

Zeppelin is the VERY FIRST rock band I ever fell in love with.

[@dandrechsler6884]

Music back then was just magical. Modem Music just doesn't compare

[@bruceweyrauch8136]

The Song Remains the Same 1976 documentary😊

[@alphabetsupes]

I love to go down the rabbit hole on songs like this. The oldest known recording seems to be by Blind Willie Johnson, in the 1920's, he's got the writing credit on it. It became popular after Bob Dylan recorded it in the early 60's. Zep's version seems to borrow from both, and probably others. Page's slide solos on this performance are INSANE.

[@tthepikester]

Dude, you can never have enough Zeppelin!!!

[@RonDro67]

Moments where any music lover on the planet wishes there were time machines. 💫

[@ronstegall2312]

All Led Zeppelin recordings need to be heard!!! Not a bad song, and songs for any mood you may be in!!!

[@paulrose6935]

How many more times 1969 Denmark version. It shows their true raw power and how well they truly played. The talent is undeniable

[@Epic-vb7fi]

I was thinking the exact same thing

[@MartinEB72]

1969 April 27th Fillmore West is my favorite concert. It shows them still coming together, but all of it was still there. It was very raw and wonderful. Their January 1969 Fillmore concert is almost too raw. They weren't quite the band they were going to be yet in January 1969.

[@pattyfreeburn3743]

Polo, Robert Plant is HIGH ON MUSIC 😂

[@Konastang18]

You just hit the jackpot of Zeppelin. This song is their core. Rock and blues. One of their best all time here. Just pure Zeppelin bliss!

[@turnsufficient4971]

There will never be another Led Zeppelin - period. There is no band even close. They leave it all out on the stage and just go for it. Never mix up the idea that musical creativity and drugs are interlocked. Maybe some musicians use drugs to inspire their music, but most of us don't. Many of us musicians are very creative and don't use drugs at all.

[@elainegoliszeski276]

They are the best band ever holy c***No other band till this day still can match this band

[@ClearlyBlissful]

As Jack Black said, you should do the “Zepathon” by listening to all nine Led Zeppelin albums in a row. 😂 Dazed and Confused, studio version Remastered would be my next pick. (For the love of all that is holy. 😂)

[@Constantine909]

You gotta check out Dazed and Confused bro, its from their first album and helped launch them into being rock gods

[@ClearlyBlissful]

Yep. Studio version Remastered. 😊

[@anitapaulus937]

Even the people listening were way more serious about music. We would sit down and listen to an album entirely, and then listen to it again and again. We definitely had our favorites. The music was plentiful, and so good! There are a lot of Jimmy Page interviews that are really interesting on YT. There’s one from Oxford I think, with a Q&A.

[@vickiconley3638]

Yes, we'd all get together to listen to a new album. Over and over it was a big deal when a new album came out. Great times.

[@capecyn]

@vickiconley3638 and pour over the liner notes, lyrics and artwork!! ❤️

[@vickiconley3638]

@@capecyn yes!

[@anitapaulus937]

@@capecyn Oh yeah!

[@anitapaulus937]

@@vickiconley3638 Yes. We knew every work and music tempo change pretty quickly.

[@virginia_diverdown1]

Any Zeppelin reaction is GREAT with me. They are one of the greatest bands of all time.

[@Rcprobot]

A given band can be as good as any band ever, but one thing you have to understand about this time period in music is that it wasn’t just the music. Culture was changing, technology was changing in a way that honestly hadn’t been experienced since the piano was invented. People simply did not play like this. Distorted guitar was all new. Heavy rock drums were a new thing. The list could go on but bands in the late 60s early 70s were right on the forefront of new unexplored territory.

[@mollysegarden]

You have to watch the movie the song remains the same. It’s about a New York concert that Led Zeppelin did and it is amazing!!!!

[@edriley2703]

When Michael Jordan walked on the court in any arena, you just knew you were going to witness the supernatural. Same thing when Zeppelin took the stage. Magic.

[@Darilyn-zr9fm]

It was a time of great musical creativity and innovation.

[@johnturner4709]

Robert plant isn't a rock star he's the ultimate rock god

[@Teresa-ih4sn]

There was a lot of competition too. Stones, Rush, Supertramp, i know i could go on but these guys RIPPED MUSIC TO SHREDS!❤

[@elinstar6034]

Back then, we took music SO seriously - parly because it was all stiil so new and evolving - the rush of getting a new album by a favourite band or word-of-mouth recommendation I still remember. Then playing it continuously till everyone had soaked it up. And yeah, the drugs were possibly more user-friendly. At least some of them 😊

[@marianmcshane5983]

They gave their all at every show. They will never be matched.

[@Ohio45545]

I was 14 when I first heard Led Zeppelin. I have all their albums on vinyl. The late 60s and 70s were Golden, does not include disco! My new favorite group is Greta Van Fleet Both bands are epic Live!!

[@ronk2577]

Same here old dude it was great back then

[@lindastmartin406]

Best decade of music ..... the 70's! The best band ..... Led Zeppelin for sure!!!

[@DocRock71]

One of their best documentaries/concert films by Zepplin is The Song Remains The Same movie (also a double album soundtrack). Mostly from 3 nights at Madison Square Garden shows in 1973. Beautifully shot, good quality concert film. One of their best known. The version of No Quarter on that album/film is by far the best and cleanest live versions I've heard, and I've heard many.

[@coocoocachooglin]

Was looking for this comment. Back in the mid 70s a local small old theatre on Friday nights would play old Three Stooges, then Song Remains the Same, then Rocky Horror Picture show. You could almost not see the movie because the smoke was so thick in the air, it was always like a big party. People were still “cruising” up and down Main Street in front of the theatre, lots of people on the street outside, and the local bars were full. You could see everyone there enjoying themselves.

[@DocRock71]

@@coocoocachooglin Loved those Midnight Flicks at the theaters with, Zepplin's TSRTS, Rocky Horror, and one of my favorites was the occasional screening of Genesis In Concert 1976, which eventually started showing up on late night TV show Night Flight. Just the best times!

[@useyourmind4405]

Thank you for your honest approach to such music.

[@vitodepietro6020]

You should check out the movie "The Song Remains the Same" a movie from their MSG concert in 1975

[@marklittleton996]

This started in 68. Best band ever. 4 dudes that could bring it.

[@autumnpalmer4468]

I am In my 60’s and love remembering my own discovery of this band . Thank you

[@ingetrautbohacek2448]

i saw them life in berlin germany in 1976....it was one of the best concerts i ever was visiting.ok...pink floyd in 1972 was even blowing our minds.i saw all the great bands and everybody was high and we all were blessed to be young at the real famous 1970years.nobody today can imagine what a gift it was.

[@rodneyfrazer2424]

It's not possible to do too much Zeppelin! Heck, even their "weaker" songs are ones that most bands could only ever dream of creating

[@waynekerr3598]

Except this masterpiece is not a weak song. Could you please tell us what you consider as a weak Zeppelin song?

[@rodneyfrazer2424]

@waynekerr3598 I agree, this song is one of my faves. Note, weaker is in quotes, sorta like saying supposedly weak songs. As for which songs I'd consider to be some of their "weaker", Hats Off to Roy Harper comes to mind. Hot Dog is another. And one song, the only song for that matter, that I actually don't like at all is Carousalambra.

[@giggstrips7824]

Polo... These guys are as good as it gets, in any generation. To watch Robert, belt that improv ending, is magical. I lived it then and, the drugs were different. Your conceptual continuity is precise....

[@carlaemerson1195]

In the presence of greatness, to experience them live was impossible to describe. Thank you Sir for these reactions ❤

[@ivaneccles1869]

Suscribed, great analysis of the mighty Led Zepplin, I was born 69 and have been listening to this iconic band for over 40 + years and never get tired of them..Seen them minus John Bohnam in 94 in Sydney Australia. love the Madison square Gardens concert , its the 4 members that make this band so iconic , same as Pink Floyd and Beatles ...timeless music , yes there are others but most my life reflects on these 3 bands mentioned ..50's, 60's and 70's music has never been so good :-)

[@jaydellgregory1134]

Poloooo... Thank you so much for another Led Zeppelin reaction!!! What next? Like I keep tellin' ya, Whole Lot of Love! You'll love it ❤

[@julianvega2654]

I am not aware of any documentary’s on the whole band, but check out “count me in” about drummer and “it might get loud”, which stars Jimmy Page on guitar

[@zenrand688]

I totally agree with you regarding the music of this era is way beyond what you hear today - I always hesitate to say it out loud as I can hear the “ok boomer” response in my head even before I utter a word 😂 The fact is you had real musicians who were masters of their craft combined with incredible creativity. I just don’t hear music today that compares…

[@watkinssixtyfive7788]

that's the algorithm doing that. Good young artists are out there

[@luannereid5300]

I agree about music back then. SO good, that era had amazing talent and took their music VERY SERIOUSLY! Worked hard to create incredible work.

[@gwydion56]

Led Zeppelin is not my FAVORITE band, but I will never complain about a reaction to them! You can't be a rock music fan and not have them in your top ten. And I definitely would never argue with the legions of fans for whom LZ is their favorite band. They are obviously one of the best of all time.

[@iampotsataja]

I played a little guitar when I was younger and I fell in love with this... I don't know if it's accurate to call it a documentary, but there is this movie "It Might Get Loud" that's about 3 guitarists: The Edge (of U2), Jack White (of White Stripes) and Jimmy Page (of of course Led Zeppelin). Those 3 just meeting up, talking music, playing guitar, sharing tips and some history. It's just amazing watching them and it always gets me to want to pick up the guitar again after I've seen it. You should absolutely check it out.

[@justkiddin84]

I think the word ‘eargasm’ was invented for Led Zep. They are juuuuust short of too much. ✌️♥️

[@LouiseTENNANT-c5w]

Led zeppelin are timeless

[@dommccaffry3802]

You are absolutely right. Music was life or death back then.

[@yyz4761]

This is one of my favorite songs of all time from what I consider to be the greatest rock band of all time. Yes they were positively bombed out of their sculls live on stage

[@PriestessOfNothing]

As always, JPJ is standing in the shadows destroying that bass. This is my favorite song (studio version) it's 11 minutes of jam frenzy euphoria. The energy is off the charts. And the kick drum in this song is so sweet, I could cry 😩

[@bradvitz2531]

Thank you so much for what you do. Please don’t let any of these haters convince you that you have to choose rock or rap. I’m 46 and love it all.

[@EastCoastGal66]

Every Led Zeppelin Song is Amazing! I love Rain Song! I’ve asked my family to play it when I leave this world. ❤

[@WilliamForeman-p3i]

So glad you are open minded enough to hear what we heard. I am 67. There were so many great bands. I still have dozens of ticket stubs from seeing bunches of them live. Zeppelin was king though. Even though some were close because we wanted to hear them all. It was a different time. A different day. It will never come back. I wish every day that it would, so much simpler and rock which is now classic rock was so great. It was everything. Thanks for listening

[@targetshootr]

You would not believe how loud they were in an arena. I was not prepared.

[@CosmicVagabondPixie]

Hi if you have not seen the Geddy Lee interview "Geddy Lee Explains His Effin Life/extended interview" on here at "CBS News: The National" ya def should check it out towards the beginning of it he talks about his life changing experience seeing Led Zeppelin when he was a teenager talks bout the rafters shaking & actual plaster falling from the ceiling & how Jimmy Page dint walk on the stage he floated heh pretty awesome & WoW am i envious of ALL of you who got to see them live just their music has helped me through out my life if i had seen them back then i would have prolly fainted heh RockOn!!!

[@targetshootr]

@@CosmicVagabondPixie My teeth rattled but we were mesmerized for 3 1/2 hours

[@CosmicVagabondPixie]

@@targetshootr WoW! That is SO Fantastical!!! I heard someone say that there was a full on like **Trance** thingie going on at **Zeppelin** concerts between EVERYone including the band itself gosh makes me wish even More that i could have been there oh & i even saw **MyJimmyPageWizardBabe** say in an interview that he goes into a **Trance** the moment he steps on stage & starts playing just WoW SO **Beautiful** so very **Happy** tho that you got to have such an **EpicExperience** **YAY** **RockOn**!!!

[@ChristopherDobson-zk9iu]

led zeppelins firs six albums were on the billboard top ten at the same time no band has ever done that before or after

[@livingreflection5]

Drugs do not make artists better. It actually dulls the senses. These four were geniuses who worked hard at their craft. Obviously they played hard too. But my point they were just crazy talented. Kashmir live from Celebration Day so you can see how good they could still be in the 2000s!

[@williamgabrielski8740]

The Song Remains the Same is a must-watch concert/documentary film. Cameron Crowd’s movie Almost Famous was loosely based on touring with Led Zep as a young journalist.

[@LoriCollis]

Yes!! Glad you're doing this song!! Good tune!! Starts slow, finishes hard!! THE WANTON SONG!!