I saw the mighty Zep in 77 at The Forum in LA and when he said it's getting hard hard hard ,the crowd and myself went crazy and he said, "that too." It was classic Robert Plant. And that was the show that Keith Moon came out and played drums with Bonzo. And I got a black-and-white photograph of Jimmy Page with his double neck guitar with a Band-Aid on his hand were some moron throw a firecracker at him the night before . I was 16 years old couldn't drive . I had to buy my oldest brother a ticket so he would drive me and my best friend up there. It was a memory I'll never forget.
OMG! I just started watching this & I love it. I was at the show in Ft. Worth, TX. & I was 14 yrs. old & I still have the ticket stub. I have moved 30 times since then.
He mentioned that his young daughter was at this show, so assume his wife Maureen was also present. I wonder what she thought of him saying "it's hard and there are people who can vouch for it being hard" during California and a couple of other similar asides. I suppose there was an "upside" (pun intended) to being thd wife of gorgeous Rob, but it can't have been easy especially when he didn't seem to hide any of his indiscretions.
No doubt that Zepplin had some great songs and the zeppelin cultists are not gonna like these next comments.These guys sounded great from the studio when they had all kinds of time and money behind them to sound great and they werenβt stoned or screwed up. When each one of these guys was on he was on. Unfortunately in concert, the only reason they improvised all the time is because they just couldnβt play it straight very well. Plant is singing most of his vocals anywhere from an octave to 2 octaves below what you heard on the records. And he talks way way way too much during his concerts. once Zepp made a name for themselves, they knew they could do and say anything on stage, and the crowd would absolutely love it. they thought way too highly of themselves or they wouldβve delivered incredible live shows.
I remember being a young teenager in the 70s and my friends and I would all huddle around a crappy cassette player and listen to Zep boots that were just horrible quality and just being transfixed by them. Itβs so great that this stuff has survived for us to watch whenever. It used to be only when you got lucky and TSRTS would come to the midnite movie
JOHN HENRY BONHAM PLAYS THE DRUMS WITH HIS HANDS AROUND THE DRUM KIT AND HE PLAYS THE DRUMS WITH THE DRUM STICKS OVER THE DRUM KIT AND HE NEVER MISSED A BEAT With THE HIGH AND SADLY HE DIED FROM ALCOHOL ABUSE IN 1980 AND HE WAS THE GREATEST DRUMMER WHO EVER LIVED π
My grandparents went to see Led Zeppelin back in the 1970's and i was like 4 and my brother was going on 6 okay we love y'all and my wife loves you also we love y'all big okay letting y'all know okay
Because I am also reencarnated to 1 god π on this earth good bye β€β€β€β€β€β€β€β€β€β€β€β€β€β€β€β€β€β€πππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππ
I dobded myself in with my Poppa I am the one person holding the led Zeppelin banner β€β€β€πππ my Poppa is a momma Now God bless π and Angeles bless π sorry about kicking your door this morning and before led Zeppelin forever all you reincarnated momma's Janis Delaney Lynn Joplin
So, happy to see 2023, and we all keep coming back!!! I started listening to LZ at 10-11. I loved the music, loved how free is sounded, when i got older i understood what the lyrics were about.
I saw the mighty Zep in 77 at The Forum in LA and when he said it's getting hard hard hard ,the crowd and myself went crazy and he said, "that too." It was classic Robert Plant. And that was the show that Keith Moon came out and played drums with Bonzo. And I got a black-and-white photograph of Jimmy Page with his double neck guitar with a Band-Aid on his hand were some moron throw a firecracker at him the night before . I was 16 years old couldn't drive . I had to buy my oldest brother a ticket so he would drive me and my best friend up there. It was a memory I'll never forget.
OMG! I just started watching this & I love it. I was at the show in Ft. Worth, TX. & I was 14 yrs. old & I still have the ticket stub. I have moved 30 times since then.
How were they able to perform for over 3 hours straight. Legendary.
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He mentioned that his young daughter was at this show, so assume his wife Maureen was also present. I wonder what she thought of him saying "it's hard and there are people who can vouch for it being hard" during California and a couple of other similar asides. I suppose there was an "upside" (pun intended) to being thd wife of gorgeous Rob, but it can't have been easy especially when he didn't seem to hide any of his indiscretions.
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I was 4 months old π
No doubt that Zepplin had some great songs and the zeppelin cultists are not gonna like these next comments.These guys sounded great from the studio when they had all kinds of time and money behind them to sound great and they werenβt stoned or screwed up. When each one of these guys was on he was on. Unfortunately in concert, the only reason they improvised all the time is because they just couldnβt play it straight very well. Plant is singing most of his vocals anywhere from an octave to 2 octaves below what you heard on the records. And he talks way way way too much during his concerts. once Zepp made a name for themselves, they knew they could do and say anything on stage, and the crowd would absolutely love it. they thought way too highly of themselves or they wouldβve delivered incredible live shows.
Rock and Roll sounds like shit.
I remember being a young teenager in the 70s and my friends and I would all huddle around a crappy cassette player and listen to Zep boots that were just horrible quality and just being transfixed by them. Itβs so great that this stuff has survived for us to watch whenever. It used to be only when you got lucky and TSRTS would come to the midnite movie
JOHN HENRY BONHAM PLAYS THE DRUMS WITH HIS HANDS AROUND THE DRUM KIT AND HE PLAYS THE DRUMS WITH THE DRUM STICKS OVER THE DRUM KIT AND HE NEVER MISSED A BEAT With THE HIGH AND SADLY HE DIED FROM ALCOHOL ABUSE IN 1980 AND HE WAS THE GREATEST DRUMMER WHO EVER LIVED π
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It's alot better with John Paul Jones on mandolin
absolutely insane that they didn't do Stairway to Heaven. I wonder if people were pissed.
Hitchhiked to Portland with a friend to see Zeppelin at Memorial Coliseum on March 23, 1970. Whole Lotta Love!
My grandparents went to see Led Zeppelin back in the 1970's and i was like 4 and my brother was going on 6 okay we love y'all and my wife loves you also we love y'all big okay letting y'all know okay
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Because I am also reencarnated to 1 god π on this earth good bye β€β€β€β€β€β€β€β€β€β€β€β€β€β€β€β€β€β€πππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππ
I dobded myself in with my Poppa I am the one person holding the led Zeppelin banner β€β€β€πππ my Poppa is a momma Now God bless π and Angeles bless π sorry about kicking your door this morning and before led Zeppelin forever all you reincarnated momma's Janis Delaney Lynn Joplin
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Trying too hard band. Ok. One problem tho: they're briish.
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So, happy to see 2023, and we all keep coming back!!! I started listening to LZ at 10-11. I loved the music, loved how free is sounded, when i got older i understood what the lyrics were about.