I was there. Freaked out when Page started making a guitar sound waiving his cello bow around in thin air playing Dazed and Confused. Could have been something I had ingested.
super-rare treat thank you... who ever hit the dislike must understand this was 1969 footage, not alot of it around from LZ at the early stage of their monsterous career.. Plant to Bonzo "john, where did you park the heli? it's time to make a fast get-away..
Cool Video. I see Page is using a Les Paul. This is August 1969. Anyone know when he stopped using the telecaster? Couldn't have been too long before this.
@zzy66613 I think they didn't want to get on a political side, for or against Vietnam to them it was just about their music. And they were making good money making records for "the man".
@worldwidekillerz that quote is that their manager asked them 'do you want to play on a muddy farmers field in new york state?' they didnt eeven know what it was going to be i guess
@BigBizzE Ah ok I see, too early in their career to be "playing on a muddy farmer's field in new york state". Also apparently though Zepp tried to stay out of politics with Jimmy's least favorite Zepp song being "Living Loving Maid" because it is apparently very political, but if LZ went political they would have ruined their sound like Pink Floyd did.
@worldwidekillerz personally i love pink floyds sound as long as the band remained an equillibrium, when roger waters took control from the wall onwards i wasnt a fan
yeah and the way their manager described it wasnt exactly that promising.
@braulioponcexd144 - that's strange - cause I thought they did did it - they would have to compite with other bands - but they did did it though didn't they?
Great footage. Back when I was an ardent Zep bootleg collector, this show was one of my faves (on cassette, no less). The audio quality and performance are excellent and I like the quirky nuances from an historical perspective "...'will you welcome please, THE Led Zeppelin!'", and hearing the excited pleas from the front of the audience for the "Breakdown" encore when the track was less than a year old. Too bad that Zep never did Woodstock - they were close in Asbury Park, NJ in mid-August.
@the13er i think they were expecting around 35,000 at woodstock, and about 500,000 or something showed up. they didn't know us very well did they. i was living in san jose and can remember people asking me if i was going to woodstock. yah right i was only 13 and the concert was in new york.. then we moved to denver where i got to see them three years in a row starting in 1970. ... plant always talking to the audience.
@the13er YThey performed at the newport jazz festval the next month bu the promoter thought the crowd was getting too agitated so he told them to tone it down by jamming on some blues.
@wotererio dude, what are you talking about? What in the hell does that crappy blues lick Page plays have anything to do with Zepplin 1. That album is awesome, but I think they suck at the blues and R&B.
@Cincinnatus1869 really...in all your wisdom and awesome life that's all you can say. i think i've done pretty good for myself. i've never had a real job. after college, 1998, i started my own business and have been very successful, have a great family and everyting is good. money is ok, i have my cars, music and family...how does my life suck? let's hear your story.
@erasedbythesun ..how to conduct yourself like an adult who has accomplished the things you say you have accomplished . which , personally i think if you had actually done any of those things ,. you would not have time or any need to leave remarks on Zeppelin videos in hopes of inciting arguments . A man of your calibre shouldnt be desperate for attention , shoud he ?
@Cincinnatus1869 i don't know who you are. but you've got a long road ahead of you if you get your feelings hurt everytime someone makes a comment you don't agree with. go preach to someone else.
I was there and it was unbelievably outstanding. Chicago was a big hit along with Janis Joplin (featuring Snookie Flowers, which Janis could hardly pronounce she was so toasted). Woodstock-lite, with about 3/4 of the artists from there appearing.
Zep rocked from the very beginning. They stampeded the continents and ravaged everything their way. Nobody was able to stop them. They knew they were great and original without having to prove it.
@lagunadeplata Then Grand Funk Railroad came along and put them in their place. Remember the story of how Zepp's manager, Peter Grant, had to stop Grand Funk from stealing Zepp's thunder at one of the shows in the States? Sure Zepp was a mighty band. So was Grand Funk Railroad.
@RisingSon011 Tell that to GFR. I thought, for a start, they had some of the finest riffs an American rock band could come up with, and they added the soul. When I was young, I looked up to them, Rare Earth, Allman Brothers Band, Deep Purple, and Led Zeppelin as the major rock influences. Yes, GFR was a top-notch group.
@Dogdrum I personally did not care much for very many American rock bands of that era . The Allmans were about as good as it got as far as The States were concerned in my opinion. I do know that GFR were good musicians and I have heard put on a good show show though
:O I didn't know there was any video of this concert! Personally, I think this is their definitive version of I Can't Quit You. Too bad there's not the whole song on here :/
@merritt855 thats a matter of opinion . And the only reason you left that comment is because you hope someone will argue with you about it . Are you lonely ?
@RisingSon011 no actually that comment was about a month ago i forgot all about. as for being lonley,maybe? why dont u send your wife r girlfriend this way. and dumbass u did bite on my comment.
I got to the show just as LZ was playing Dazed and Confused. What can't be well seen in the video is the screen behind the stage where they were projecting film and doing the required psychedelic light show. The film in the background was a long shot of a guy running in slooow motion through a field of tall flowers I think As the camera zoomed in on the guy's face you realized that this was a very lost and scared person. My first hit ever of acid was coming on right then. far fucking out man
Led zeppelin is so funny to watch live. Pagey loves to solo and plant has no clue what to do so he just makes noises on stage when page goes off on his long solos and if you ever seen some clearer videos you got bonzo in the back talking to himself while playing the drums hahaha gotta love led zeppelin.....
@Kdubb151 What's particularly strange is that even though sometimes indeed it looks like they have no clue what they are supposed to do because they have no idea where the others are going, they are still playing TOGETHER and amazingly, all pieces fit to make a whole.
@worldwidekillerz Jimmy Page switched to a Les Paul at the Filmore West gig in 1969 and he started using Marshall amps (I think it was a Vox amp he was using before)
@Halfnewf95 FYI, Jimmy used the old Fender Telecaster from the genesis of the band in Sept. '68 into early '69, but it was becoming too ravaged and at the same time he discovered the Les Paul and Marshall amps. (Hence, "Whole Lotta Love".) But he still used the Tele occasionally thereafter, most notably on the "Stairway" solo. But he still retained its neck that was later joined to a new body/electronics that he used into the '80's with The Firm.
É o guitarrista mais Rock'n'Roll dos anos 70 sem dúvida nenhuma. Na minha opinião o mais fabuloso guitarrista dentre os grandes. Nesse show me parece que ele rouba a cena...maravilhoso!!!!o cara tava impossível!!!!!!!!!
@wholelottastairway8 it has to be the best few seconds of led zeppelin footage i've ever seen... it shows them as the intimate band they were, playing close to each other and transmitting incredible energy =D
shit,,,,this is what l call "Smoking the guitar" ... Best band of all times... they could play anything, any style and still put their own signatures on it.
Ya know? WHat happened to good ole music like this?? It is like all of a sudden, the bands pussified their performances into two hour robotic-like performances. Led Zeppelin never really was robotic-like. Same with Stephenwolf and so forth. THis is what inspires me to keep on rocking. Maybe one day it'll catch back on.;
@JustinPierce1226 A few words can explain, I think the main word being "greed". The record companies pushed music to the digital age from analog. Analog is and could have had surround sound revisions too.
@worldwidekillerz See? I would not go digital if I were a big star. I would not allow people to just download my music illegal or maybe through Itunes or something like that. And I would not charge a crap load for a ticket to my shows either. I would make it so everybody can come party XD
@JustinPierce1226 The record companies think people are stupid, that they wouldn't have figured out copying music from a cd to computer. They're killing themselves as far as I'm concerned. All they can do for now is rip each other off with "sampling" their own but mostly other people's music.
@worldwidekillerz You hit it. Robotic. The people of the times are flippin' digitalized morons with no place to go but to the unemployment lines. If the devil himself appeared the average moron today would sit there and look for his resume'.
Never were two Zeppelin performances ever the same. And except for a period where Jimmy was too wrapped up in heroine, for the most part their live performances were equal to, or better...in many cases much better...than the studio versions.
pity ol Planty cant sing like this anymore.......you has your fun, you smoke yur smoke, you drink yur drink, you stoke yur coke, you spread yur seed.................Fuckin ell, its the voice I need.....good on you perce, you made history. X
@dlm9293 Oh my ok I see lol my bad, but who knows how much instruments can cost. I think Jason Bonham refers to that incident in the VH1 documentary. Bonzo wanted to test drive a Rolls and the salesman said something like , "Sir do you realize how much this car costs" and that pissed Bonzo off. Apparently Bonzo was dressed in a white t shirt and jeans so it didn't look like he could afford a Rolls Royce.
This video is NOT at the Texas Pop Festival 1969. They started their set in Lewisville, in the late afternoon, probalby around 4:00pm. It was slightly overcast, which was a relief after all the heat had cooked us in previous days, but their set ended before sunset. It was still light out. Also, John Bonham was playing a black set of Ludwig's in Texas, and I don't think he had the 26" kick, yet.He didn't get the big maple set till Carmine Appice helped connect him with the Ludwig endorsement deal
this is the tour that bonzo bought his first rolls, from a dumbass salesman that thought he couldnt afford it. "Hsst! peter quick, give me 85 grand." bonzo paid in cash.
I have this entire bootleg. Great performance by Led Zeppelin! How Many More Times is outstanding, & proves how great Jimmy Page was! Train Kept A Rollin' is awesome as well.
I'm totally amazed they didn't include this on the DVD package...they had it in the vaults-they even showed a bit in the Led eppelin Behind the Music...
You are absolutely right-'The Story of Led Zeppelin' is exactly what it was...It would have been nice to at least have this restored on one of the menus like they did with the 'Listen To This,Eddie' L.A. '77 footage...
@razorman916 Well, sorry. The fact that this has been circulating in one way or another since the 80's and it is widely found in bootleg compilation DVD's (more specifically found in one you ripped this off: Film Noir), does not make it "ridiculously rare" at all.
Its i can't quit you then it jumps to dazed and confused you can see how the light changes and the bass starts . anyway I was there it was cool aand takes me right back. this is the second time I saw them .they player Houston 6 mo. earlier
It's not "You Shook Me". That just wouldn't make sense because "I Can't Quit You Baby" is the second song in the setlist of that show, with Dazed And Confused following of course and the remaining songs of course.
That's true, they turned it down because Woodstock was so unorganized lol. Nobody even knew if Woodstock was going to happen but I guess this concert was more organized.
well i know that they tunred down woodstock becasue they had another gig that owuld pay more but after seeing how big it was every festival after that they were invited to they played
I was there at the Festival all 3 days. I was 17 at the time.
Junkglass 2 weeks ago
@Junkglass Thanks to communism today, 17 year olds can't have fun like you did. :o
worldwidekillerz 2 weeks ago
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en el 69´ Plant vestía de diferente manera.!
theopio1 1 month ago
en el 69´ Plant vestía de diferente manera.!
theopio1 1 month ago
The video of their whole set at this festival must exist. I wonder where? Anybody seen it?
LedPeplum 2 months ago
they played for hours at this show!
fernando101101101 2 months ago
my gods........thank you !
TheWasp2392 3 months ago
I didnt know jimmy used his No.2 on stage during 1969!
Damn this footage just beats it! so raw and pure talent!
Best band ever!
bushokjew00t 4 months ago
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gmmoates 4 months ago
I was there. Freaked out when Page started making a guitar sound waiving his cello bow around in thin air playing Dazed and Confused. Could have been something I had ingested.
gmmoates 4 months ago
super-rare treat thank you... who ever hit the dislike must understand this was 1969 footage, not alot of it around from LZ at the early stage of their monsterous career.. Plant to Bonzo "john, where did you park the heli? it's time to make a fast get-away..
MOSKII58 4 months ago
Wow.
lowkeyvisionvideos 4 months ago
Ah yeah. As you asked what his official website is....it's jimmypagedotcom.
The feature of your video was yesterday, so you won't find it there anymore.
reswati 4 months ago
@reswati Ja I know that, somehow that video might have stolen the views from here (could be wrong).
worldwidekillerz 4 months ago
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natash141 4 months ago
Dude Jimmy or some that works for him used this on his website! Thats awesome. :D
natash141 4 months ago
@natash141 I think it's only for today, cool though :D.
worldwidekillerz 4 months ago
@worldwidekillerz Yeah, he does the "On this day" thing
natash141 4 months ago
Lol, exactly this video....i mean the one uploaded by you, is just beeing used at Jimmy's oficial website right now.
reswati 4 months ago
this was just used on Jimmy's site
MixxMasterKid 5 months ago 7
Cool Video. I see Page is using a Les Paul. This is August 1969. Anyone know when he stopped using the telecaster? Couldn't have been too long before this.
kbstratt 5 months ago
i think Led Zeppelin didn't play in woodstock because they took too many gig at that time
zzy66613 5 months ago
@zzy66613 I think they didn't want to get on a political side, for or against Vietnam to them it was just about their music. And they were making good money making records for "the man".
worldwidekillerz 5 months ago
@worldwidekillerz that quote is that their manager asked them 'do you want to play on a muddy farmers field in new york state?' they didnt eeven know what it was going to be i guess
BigBizzE 5 months ago
@BigBizzE Ah ok I see, too early in their career to be "playing on a muddy farmer's field in new york state". Also apparently though Zepp tried to stay out of politics with Jimmy's least favorite Zepp song being "Living Loving Maid" because it is apparently very political, but if LZ went political they would have ruined their sound like Pink Floyd did.
worldwidekillerz 5 months ago
@worldwidekillerz personally i love pink floyds sound as long as the band remained an equillibrium, when roger waters took control from the wall onwards i wasnt a fan
yeah and the way their manager described it wasnt exactly that promising.
BigBizzE 5 months ago
about the woodstock stuff they didn´t did it because they didn´t wanted to compite against other bands live
braulioponcexd144 6 months ago
@braulioponcexd144 - that's strange - cause I thought they did did it - they would have to compite with other bands - but they did did it though didn't they?
NeilThompson30 5 months ago
can someone tell me where to find more good live zep jams like this?
mjdietle 6 months ago
@mjdietle Go buy they're BBC sessions, some of the greatest stuff I've ever heard from zeppelin!
rocker70sman 5 months ago
what's up with Plant slouching in the early days?
funlover2283 6 months ago
1:35 even Robert cries when he hears this beautiful song
Synulove666 6 months ago
Great footage. Back when I was an ardent Zep bootleg collector, this show was one of my faves (on cassette, no less). The audio quality and performance are excellent and I like the quirky nuances from an historical perspective "...'will you welcome please, THE Led Zeppelin!'", and hearing the excited pleas from the front of the audience for the "Breakdown" encore when the track was less than a year old. Too bad that Zep never did Woodstock - they were close in Asbury Park, NJ in mid-August.
DDEENY 6 months ago
40 years later and we still marvel, people making comments up to the second.
btwall60 7 months ago
Wow Zeppelin jammin before they had their stuff really down.....cool!
KSitz77 7 months ago
saying Zep can't play blues is like saying fish can't swim.
matthewosburn 7 months ago
Legendary
TheMastaOfMastas 7 months ago
you cant hear shit
waffl3b3rry 8 months ago
Zeppelin refused performing in Woodstock admitting band is "too successful" for the festival.
the13er 8 months ago
@the13er Apparently they thought Woodstock wouldn't even happen. Can't blame them for thinking that though.
worldwidekillerz 8 months ago
@the13er i think they were expecting around 35,000 at woodstock, and about 500,000 or something showed up. they didn't know us very well did they. i was living in san jose and can remember people asking me if i was going to woodstock. yah right i was only 13 and the concert was in new york.. then we moved to denver where i got to see them three years in a row starting in 1970. ... plant always talking to the audience.
m1kewithaone 8 months ago
@the13er For them to think they were more successful than Hendrix and The Who.......well....
HonkIfYouLoveHonking 8 months ago
@the13er if they did all those great performences would have been overshadowed by their awesomeness!!!
PGROSYE02 7 months ago
@the13er YThey performed at the newport jazz festval the next month bu the promoter thought the crowd was getting too agitated so he told them to tone it down by jamming on some blues.
spacepatrolman 7 months ago
@the13er in a way. peter grant said it was because "they'd just be another band in the lineup"
dartvader117 7 months ago
fuckin terrible, zepplin sucks at the blues.
erasedbythesun 8 months ago
@erasedbythesun wtf led zeppelin 1 was the best led zeppelin album, listen to the studio version of you shook me and say that again
wotererio 8 months ago
@wotererio dude, what are you talking about? What in the hell does that crappy blues lick Page plays have anything to do with Zepplin 1. That album is awesome, but I think they suck at the blues and R&B.
erasedbythesun 8 months ago
@erasedbythesun LMAO
AZEIDJSKSQMM 8 months ago
@wotererio Ok, Zepplin sucks at the blues.
erasedbythesun 8 months ago
@erasedbythesun dude fuck off zeppelin's nuts already, just admit you like them, it wont be akward
Abe91195 8 months ago
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@Abe91195 never said i didn't like them.
erasedbythesun 7 months ago
@erasedbythesun you suck at life
Cincinnatus1869 7 months ago
@Cincinnatus1869 really...in all your wisdom and awesome life that's all you can say. i think i've done pretty good for myself. i've never had a real job. after college, 1998, i started my own business and have been very successful, have a great family and everyting is good. money is ok, i have my cars, music and family...how does my life suck? let's hear your story.
erasedbythesun 7 months ago
@erasedbythesun sounds like you have evreything except a personality or a clue . good for you
Cincinnatus1869 7 months ago
@Cincinnatus1869 maybe i don't have the best personality. but, what don't i have a clue at?
erasedbythesun 7 months ago
@erasedbythesun ..how to conduct yourself like an adult who has accomplished the things you say you have accomplished . which , personally i think if you had actually done any of those things ,. you would not have time or any need to leave remarks on Zeppelin videos in hopes of inciting arguments . A man of your calibre shouldnt be desperate for attention , shoud he ?
Cincinnatus1869 7 months ago
@Cincinnatus1869 i don't know who you are. but you've got a long road ahead of you if you get your feelings hurt everytime someone makes a comment you don't agree with. go preach to someone else.
erasedbythesun 7 months ago
@erasedbythesun go leave your idiotic opinions somewhere else and you won't be subjected to mine
Cincinnatus1869 7 months ago
jimmy page sucks at the blues.
erasedbythesun 8 months ago
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dmgrammer 8 months ago
I was there, I was 15! So great to see the memory again!
MoonSomers 9 months ago
this is not good ... to many plays in one...
locooMSA 9 months ago
I pushed my wat to the front of the stage saying, "My brother's had a heart attack", my bad!
bonzoo07 9 months ago
I was there and it was unbelievably outstanding. Chicago was a big hit along with Janis Joplin (featuring Snookie Flowers, which Janis could hardly pronounce she was so toasted). Woodstock-lite, with about 3/4 of the artists from there appearing.
MegansNomadDad 9 months ago
The real artist Robert Plant
MsPiotto 9 months ago 6
When music was music, not the bullshit we hear today.
chicherchio 10 months ago
@Cash2112 In Lewisville.
soundman5150 10 months ago
Where in Texas was this pop festival held?
Cash2112 10 months ago
@ worldwidekillerz: Why so hacked up and what's the barbell in the middle of the screen?
jojokerus 10 months ago
Before they released LZ1?
BoomBoy13 10 months ago
I want long hair back for dudes in bands!
TheKeetkeet66 10 months ago
THIS IS FUCKEN RIDICULOUS !!! AND IT'S RARE !!!!!!!!
hazor777 10 months ago
Zep rocked from the very beginning. They stampeded the continents and ravaged everything their way. Nobody was able to stop them. They knew they were great and original without having to prove it.
lagunadeplata 11 months ago
@lagunadeplata Then Grand Funk Railroad came along and put them in their place. Remember the story of how Zepp's manager, Peter Grant, had to stop Grand Funk from stealing Zepp's thunder at one of the shows in the States? Sure Zepp was a mighty band. So was Grand Funk Railroad.
Dogdrum 11 months ago
@Dogdrum GFR was a prime example of a band with no material worthy of their talent .
RisingSon011 10 months ago
@RisingSon011 Tell that to GFR. I thought, for a start, they had some of the finest riffs an American rock band could come up with, and they added the soul. When I was young, I looked up to them, Rare Earth, Allman Brothers Band, Deep Purple, and Led Zeppelin as the major rock influences. Yes, GFR was a top-notch group.
Dogdrum 10 months ago
@Dogdrum I personally did not care much for very many American rock bands of that era . The Allmans were about as good as it got as far as The States were concerned in my opinion. I do know that GFR were good musicians and I have heard put on a good show show though
RisingSon011 10 months ago
:O I didn't know there was any video of this concert! Personally, I think this is their definitive version of I Can't Quit You. Too bad there's not the whole song on here :/
Heterokid 11 months ago
alvin lee would blow jimmy away on guitar.
merritt855 11 months ago
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RisingSon011 11 months ago
@merritt855 thats a matter of opinion . And the only reason you left that comment is because you hope someone will argue with you about it . Are you lonely ?
RisingSon011 10 months ago
@RisingSon011 no actually that comment was about a month ago i forgot all about. as for being lonley,maybe? why dont u send your wife r girlfriend this way. and dumbass u did bite on my comment.
merritt855 10 months ago
@merritt855 I'll send your sister right over .
RisingSon011 10 months ago
I got to the show just as LZ was playing Dazed and Confused. What can't be well seen in the video is the screen behind the stage where they were projecting film and doing the required psychedelic light show. The film in the background was a long shot of a guy running in slooow motion through a field of tall flowers I think As the camera zoomed in on the guy's face you realized that this was a very lost and scared person. My first hit ever of acid was coming on right then. far fucking out man
semolinapilcherd 11 months ago
where has this been ? ! Great footage man I love it . Thanks
RisingSon011 1 year ago
Led zeppelin is so funny to watch live. Pagey loves to solo and plant has no clue what to do so he just makes noises on stage when page goes off on his long solos and if you ever seen some clearer videos you got bonzo in the back talking to himself while playing the drums hahaha gotta love led zeppelin.....
Kdubb151 1 year ago
@Kdubb151 What's particularly strange is that even though sometimes indeed it looks like they have no clue what they are supposed to do because they have no idea where the others are going, they are still playing TOGETHER and amazingly, all pieces fit to make a whole.
Ugrimugri 10 months ago
I have the bootleg of this show. I love on that tour when they got introduced as "The Led Zeppelin".
lothar12345 1 year ago 2
i like the guy who goes WOO as dazed and confused is starting
thenobs123 1 year ago
Alvin Lee doesn't have half the creativity that Jimmy has....but then most guitarists don't.
ultraroadmap 1 year ago
Jimmy couldn't change Alvin Lee's guitar strings.
Bigpolak57 1 year ago
@Bigpolak57 I think Alvin Lee's a one trick pony. So there. If you don't like Zeppelin, go away. I like Zeppelin, and so, I'll stay.
bws1971 1 year ago
that was AWESOME!!!!!!!!
but i thought Jimmy didn't play Les Pauls in 1969. i thought he played a tele
Halfnewf95 1 year ago
@Halfnewf95 He switched to the Les in 1969 (sometime in April I think).
worldwidekillerz 1 year ago
@worldwidekillerz Jimmy Page switched to a Les Paul at the Filmore West gig in 1969 and he started using Marshall amps (I think it was a Vox amp he was using before)
nothingbutrock666 11 months ago
@worldwidekillerz
Your right!
Look @ Led Zeppelin - Communication Breakdown and dazed and confused - 1969 france
quercus1959 11 months ago
@Halfnewf95 the first album was recorded largely with a Fender .
Tecumseh1812 1 year ago
@Halfnewf95 FYI, Jimmy used the old Fender Telecaster from the genesis of the band in Sept. '68 into early '69, but it was becoming too ravaged and at the same time he discovered the Les Paul and Marshall amps. (Hence, "Whole Lotta Love".) But he still used the Tele occasionally thereafter, most notably on the "Stairway" solo. But he still retained its neck that was later joined to a new body/electronics that he used into the '80's with The Firm.
DDEENY 6 months ago
organic zeppelin. Awesome
fairyfellermaster 1 year ago
Jimmy Page's sounds come from an another world.....greatest
tartinovich9 1 year ago
the greatest of all......
tartinovich9 1 year ago
that was awesome!!
LVilla74 1 year ago
This footage footage should deffinetly get realised.
ledZep342 1 year ago
É o guitarrista mais Rock'n'Roll dos anos 70 sem dúvida nenhuma. Na minha opinião o mais fabuloso guitarrista dentre os grandes. Nesse show me parece que ele rouba a cena...maravilhoso!!!!o cara tava impossível!!!!!!!!!
ThePantanalBluesMan 1 year ago
2 retards! why dislike this?!
xxLEDxxZEPPELINxx 1 year ago 13
@xxLEDxxZEPPELINxx I guess it's not Justin Bieber. Too bad for those two kids.
worldwidekillerz 1 year ago 15
@xxLEDxxZEPPELINxx Now, that's being disrespectful to retards.
Kangaplatoala 1 year ago
@xxLEDxxZEPPELINxx cos it would suck if everyone had the same opinion.
fairyfellermaster 11 months ago
JIMI PAGE DESBORDA TALENTO...SO TALENT!
ovelonse 1 year ago
At 3:30, they proved once again that they are the best band in history forever
wholelottastairway8 1 year ago 2
@wholelottastairway8 it has to be the best few seconds of led zeppelin footage i've ever seen... it shows them as the intimate band they were, playing close to each other and transmitting incredible energy =D
elasticmoon 1 year ago
shit,,,,this is what l call "Smoking the guitar" ... Best band of all times... they could play anything, any style and still put their own signatures on it.
RobertoGaspar69 1 year ago
My favorite guitarist, amongst tons of greats. My favorite singer, amongst tons of greats. My favorite dru..... well, you get the idea. :)
bluestudio67 1 year ago
Awesome! Thanks for posting
TexasMist 1 year ago
O_O
AchillesLastGroove 1 year ago
Ya know? WHat happened to good ole music like this?? It is like all of a sudden, the bands pussified their performances into two hour robotic-like performances. Led Zeppelin never really was robotic-like. Same with Stephenwolf and so forth. THis is what inspires me to keep on rocking. Maybe one day it'll catch back on.;
JustinPierce1226 1 year ago 2
@JustinPierce1226 A few words can explain, I think the main word being "greed". The record companies pushed music to the digital age from analog. Analog is and could have had surround sound revisions too.
worldwidekillerz 1 year ago
@worldwidekillerz See? I would not go digital if I were a big star. I would not allow people to just download my music illegal or maybe through Itunes or something like that. And I would not charge a crap load for a ticket to my shows either. I would make it so everybody can come party XD
JustinPierce1226 1 year ago
@JustinPierce1226 The record companies think people are stupid, that they wouldn't have figured out copying music from a cd to computer. They're killing themselves as far as I'm concerned. All they can do for now is rip each other off with "sampling" their own but mostly other people's music.
worldwidekillerz 1 year ago
@worldwidekillerz You hit it. Robotic. The people of the times are flippin' digitalized morons with no place to go but to the unemployment lines. If the devil himself appeared the average moron today would sit there and look for his resume'.
distressed7 1 year ago
@JustinPierce1226
Never were two Zeppelin performances ever the same. And except for a period where Jimmy was too wrapped up in heroine, for the most part their live performances were equal to, or better...in many cases much better...than the studio versions.
1mediaguy 1 year ago
pity ol Planty cant sing like this anymore.......you has your fun, you smoke yur smoke, you drink yur drink, you stoke yur coke, you spread yur seed.................Fuckin ell, its the voice I need.....good on you perce, you made history. X
misterbracks 1 year ago
@misterbracks It is his birthday today. He is now 62 years old.
worldwidekillerz 1 year ago
@worldwidekillerz umm i think he meant a rools royce automobile there, buddy
dlm9293 1 year ago
@dlm9293 Oh my ok I see lol my bad, but who knows how much instruments can cost. I think Jason Bonham refers to that incident in the VH1 documentary. Bonzo wanted to test drive a Rolls and the salesman said something like , "Sir do you realize how much this car costs" and that pissed Bonzo off. Apparently Bonzo was dressed in a white t shirt and jeans so it didn't look like he could afford a Rolls Royce.
worldwidekillerz 1 year ago
Wow, what a time capsule. Pretty cool stuff.
1historyguy 1 year ago
Do you remember how stoned we got there?
automan1950 1 year ago
the first song was i cant quit you babe not you shook me
PinkZeppelin44 1 year ago
@PinkZeppelin44 Yep I wrote that in the description. That is an error of whoever edited the video.
worldwidekillerz 1 year ago
This video is NOT at the Texas Pop Festival 1969. They started their set in Lewisville, in the late afternoon, probalby around 4:00pm. It was slightly overcast, which was a relief after all the heat had cooked us in previous days, but their set ended before sunset. It was still light out. Also, John Bonham was playing a black set of Ludwig's in Texas, and I don't think he had the 26" kick, yet.He didn't get the big maple set till Carmine Appice helped connect him with the Ludwig endorsement deal
jakeboy2000 1 year ago
@jakeboy2000 The Texas International Pop Festival was in Lewisville.
worldwidekillerz 1 year ago
holy crap!! i love VH1 LEGENDS.. thats how i found abt this rare bootleg.. audio is really good ..surprised.. thanks for posting this!!!!!
rupman27isback 1 year ago
0:45
Killswitch! lol
LinkBulletBill 1 year ago
Orca's love Tuna's!!!))))~>>>>
ACERAMGAD 1 year ago
this is the tour that bonzo bought his first rolls, from a dumbass salesman that thought he couldnt afford it. "Hsst! peter quick, give me 85 grand." bonzo paid in cash.
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BONZO is the hammer of the gods. RIP.
muga69 1 year ago 5
@muga69 thats one of my favourite things about bonzo hahahaha quick! give me 85 grand!
kingcoldsfist 1 year ago
Jimmy Page's guitar tone is PERFECT in this festival o_o
MrLino 1 year ago
woodstock?
Mr8bitgamer 1 year ago
@Mr8bitgamer About 2 weeks after.
worldwidekillerz 1 year ago
wasnt this their firs u.s show?
juggHERnutt 1 year ago
@juggHERnutt Nowhere near dude, by this point in time they probably had most of LZ II finished.
worldwidekillerz 1 year ago
Absolutely Awesome! Thanks for this ultra rare footage from one of Zeppelin's best documented shows of 1969.
Paneeks/Boston
Paneeks1960 1 year ago
I have this entire bootleg. Great performance by Led Zeppelin! How Many More Times is outstanding, & proves how great Jimmy Page was! Train Kept A Rollin' is awesome as well.
amstell13 1 year ago
Oh my fucking god.
Thank you.
bronyr 1 year ago
Who needs Ambien when you can listen to this?
It's enough to put anyone into a Rip Van Winkle coma.
TruthAxe 1 year ago
Bonham goes straight tomatoes in How Many More Times; well pass BANANA'S!!!......
Bips69 1 year ago
awesome, thanks! audio's great
AB89C 1 year ago
NO WAY..IVE BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS!!
zosorunes91 1 year ago
man where the fuck from u get this shit?! so rare, so cool! great bro
Alu142 1 year ago 2
Glad I was a part of this Texas history....1969
texadillo53 1 year ago
Tremendous footage mate!
Truly amazing stuff
Trevor5888 1 year ago
that is the robert i always hoped to listen!!
marriusmal 1 year ago
WOW!! THIS....IS.....AWESOME!!!
bigworm75 2 years ago 14
This is a fucking great surprise. Thank you Very fucking much for posting this. This goes to my favs immediately.
vivelavidarocka 2 years ago 3
Oi! You're fucking welcome mate! :D
worldwidekillerz 2 years ago
@vivelavidarocka You got a very big flying Fucking problem. I'll send over Paulie 'Fuckin' Walnuts Godfuckingdammit!
rhythmcorp 1 year ago
@rhythmcorp Fuggetaboutit...!!
vivelavidarocka 1 year ago
Holy F---ing Sh---!!!!!!
bronyr 2 years ago 3
I agree
clownitup 2 years ago
I'm totally amazed they didn't include this on the DVD package...they had it in the vaults-they even showed a bit in the Led eppelin Behind the Music...
garbeaj 2 years ago 2
@garbeaj The VH1 Story of Led Zeppelin yes. This was the original "TSRTS" documentary.
worldwidekillerz 2 years ago
You are absolutely right-'The Story of Led Zeppelin' is exactly what it was...It would have been nice to at least have this restored on one of the menus like they did with the 'Listen To This,Eddie' L.A. '77 footage...
garbeaj 2 years ago
nice footage
BonzoTriplets 2 years ago
This is pure gold, gotta love the vest, best rock band ever, so crazy and full of energy at this age. thx so much for sharing. R.I.P. Bonzo.
drakehemlock 2 years ago 3
This is ridiculously rare!
razorman916 2 years ago 19
@razorman916 Well, sorry. The fact that this has been circulating in one way or another since the 80's and it is widely found in bootleg compilation DVD's (more specifically found in one you ripped this off: Film Noir), does not make it "ridiculously rare" at all.
Bootleder 1 year ago
I guess you replaced soundtrack with bootleg "Texas Pop Festival"? ;)
Vladymir1916 2 years ago
wheres the ful video
crunkalac 2 years ago
I suposed that nowhere.
Vladymir1916 2 years ago
Yep,
Thats pretty much how I remembered it looking
1jtv 2 years ago
Unbelievable that this exists
Lukestar1991 2 years ago 4
Its i can't quit you then it jumps to dazed and confused you can see how the light changes and the bass starts . anyway I was there it was cool aand takes me right back. this is the second time I saw them .they player Houston 6 mo. earlier
lynnwoodham 2 years ago
That sounds like "You Shook Me" to me. Oh Well.
Frunobulax57 2 years ago
It's not "You Shook Me". That just wouldn't make sense because "I Can't Quit You Baby" is the second song in the setlist of that show, with Dazed And Confused following of course and the remaining songs of course.
worldwidekillerz 2 years ago
if only they were at woodstock!! I heard they were asked but turned it down.
FrequentlyFried 2 years ago
That's true, they turned it down because Woodstock was so unorganized lol. Nobody even knew if Woodstock was going to happen but I guess this concert was more organized.
worldwidekillerz 2 years ago
well i know that they tunred down woodstock becasue they had another gig that owuld pay more but after seeing how big it was every festival after that they were invited to they played
fatas412 2 years ago
hey pasa el concierto amigo ponlo en alguna pajina para descargarlo wau vidos ineditos geniales
cristhian11112222 2 years ago
incredible. this dallas pop gig is one of their grea