ty so much for the upload, and in my mind, NOTHING says rock and roll like the still form of Page thats shown thru this song............. i guess im a bit biased, but i dont know how you beat Zeppelin in any category, but thats just me, thanks again for this rare upload!!
@TMNigel LOL yeh, i think Jonesy makes this song, but dont forget Bonham, wtf am i talking about they all groovin. Robert plants vocals, jimmys guitar, bonham drums and jonesy just tearing it up in the solo.
When your wheel's sinking low and you need sonic burning electric joy juice this is it. The mighty Led Zeppelin unadorned, raw, naked, seething, exhilerating...life itself! I like a great sounding Zep bootleg in the morning and the comments on this one have been the most fun so far
Very interesting version. Percy with the vocal effect and Bonzo playing it tight and straight-up, almost flat, then late-on taking it up a notch. Yeah, they were still very much on it. Nice to hear.
ho visto questo bellissimo concerto in compagnia di altri 8 amici Zurigo 1980 ...INDIMENTICABILE......VERY GOOD!!!!! Peccato dopo 3 mesi la morte del batterista Bonham.
anyone know if Page kicked his drug habit when this was recorded? his playing on the 77 tour was brutal and wasn't much better in Knebworth, he seems to be cooking in this track
I read Page got worse after Bonham died. He went down hill after 75. I think it was really the early-mid 80s when he came out of it. But he does sound great on this.
@capetown99 very true, Page was in an awful state right after Bonzo passed. There was a point where he hadn't played guitar for weeks, maybe months and suddenly he got the craziest urge to find it but couldn't and when he finally did he realized that if he hadn't found it he may not be alive today.
I think Zeppelin should have had a far longer break after 1977. John was drinking more and Page was messing with shit. Robert losing his son. 75/77 Tours had exhausted them. I think big tours like the U.S. hurt John Bonham a lot being away from his family.
Maybe they should have come back in 1981 or 82 rather than 79.
Van Halen, Who, Rolling Stones, Black Sabbath, Pink Floyd, U2, the best you could ever be is the 2nd greatest rock band. This sound is just a clinic on how to rock out live, can't be beat.
This is absolutely astounding! JPJ getting down on the keyboards, dear lord. Please someone tell me if there is anyone out there that can approach this level of live performance today.
@TMNigel You are absolutely correct. What made Zep the greatest is they were so innovative and covered so many genres from Kashmir to Achilles to Battle of Evermore and Levee. Google the alternative version to Levee. Will blow you away! Also check out alternative to In My Time. Incredible how they put tunes together. When Giants Walked The Earth, Hammer Of The Gods 2 great ways to remember them!
Not to rub it in your noses. I saw them twice in Germany in 1980, when I was stationed there. 1st was the infamous Nuremburg show when Bonzo simply passed out after about three songs, During "Black Dog" you could see Bonzo was out of itI think. It was general admission and the venue was really small, about 2 or 3000 capacity. I got there early and was front and center. 2nd time was in Munich at the Olympic Arena. Best show I've ever seen! Scaled down, no big lite show. Old tunes. What a blast!
@JohnAllanification In my opinion, he was not in good shape. Really thin. His solos just didn't flow like they had before. Again, in my opinion, Jimmy's playing took a dive that began around this time. However, I still thought they were fantastic! I loved their setlist, which included oldies from the early Zep and Yardbirds days. I loved the stripped-down stage show. Believe it or not, John Paul Jones was active onstage during these shows. Coming out to the front and really busy with his playing
,,Jimmy's guitar work on this particular song was good and creative during the performance, I think he was on top of it pretty much during it's lifespan unlike "In The Evening" the year before on tour.
@Stratocaster21st1994 Not to brag, but I really am! Too many times I didn't go see people that I had a chance too, only to have them die, break-up or whatever. Hendrix (yes, I'm that old!), SRV, George Harrison. Fortunately, before they died I DID see, Muddy Waters, Albert King, Bobby Blue Bland, Rory Gallagher, Freddie King. Yup! I'm a blues man!
This is a very good sounding bootleg. Wish I could have seen this live with the added 3 minutes to the song with Page's guitar. Really jams and is charged up. JPJ
gets his keyboards. Person below is probably right: lucky Europe got to see them in 1980, but for the US the last of them was in 1977. If Bonham didn't die and they came back to the US it would have been a great tour. ):
questioning if Zeppelin would have been popular in the 80s, 90s, 2000's to now is silly because Zeppelin continues to be competitive and dominates today. They still are played on radio as much as ever, they still sell back catalogue as much or more than anyone and if the release a reissue or new old stuff it instantly is hot! I wish Zep had been able to continue because they changed music and made it all better and maybe we would have avoided, hair bands, rap and American Idol and Bieber becau
this truly is an inspired version. page had dumped heroin and instead of some of the slop-ridden cliches he'd painted himself into - some of this SOME of his parts are incredibly fresh, well-played and well, virtuosic. Plant is in very good voice, Jones is just incredible and Bonham is tight as hell. Had they stayed sober this would have been a hell of a tour. and what irony - 1980, when even i had written them off as has-beens.
This certainly is a great performance. Its so disappointing that I will never lived in the time of John Bonham because he is the inspiration behind my drumming.
they were right to kill zeppelin after bonham died. its not zeppelin without him. they were too good as a whole, the total was greater than the sum of its parts. who else can you say that about?
One of their best live songs in my opinion. Especially in 1980! Page's playing on this song is usually incredible. The only "bad" versions I've heard of this song were the two nights at Knebworth but even then I love those versions. They were just getting back into the game at Knebworth after not playing for 2 years. I really do believe Page was drunk at those shows too. In 80, they were fuckin' tight most of the time. That last show, the STH solo, Page sounded WAY blitzed but it was their last.
@Seanwashere6 That's alright. I was probably blitzed too when I left that comment. lol I heard the SWTH solo on their last show, he had to be f'd up. Longest SWTH solo I've ever heard too I belive. Rather hear Page's last SWTH solo than to hear some guy at a guitar shop playing rehearsed, phrygian mode, hair metal stuff though.
@Seanwashere6 That's alright. I was probably blitzed too when I left that comment. lol I heard the SWTH solo on their last show, he had to be f'd up. Longest SWTH solo I've ever heard too I belive. Rather hear Page's last SWTH solo than to hear some guy at a guitar shop playing rehearsed, phrygian mode, hair metal stuff though.
Cant imagine zep in the 80's? are u fuckin high?Plants voice evolved into an even greater sound(Heaven Knows,Calling to you,Burning down one side)???Your an idiot if you think they wouldn't be anything but fantastic.They would sell out stadiums day in day out.Jonsey is a composer to the enth degree and Page is a God.Bonham wouldve been fine if not for his alcoholism.Zep is by far the greatest band to ever grace us with their sound.
@Louisvillebilly ummm if you listen to the long beach bootleg of dazed and confused in 1975 in the beginning you hear plant say "we knew after we composed this song that we would be together until the great big finale of the bright light" by 1980 i think they were postive about moving forward and gettting back into harder things but if you do some research youll find they were all worn by then ,and by 80 it was almost like zeppelin was a pastime............sorry if i offended you with my comment
@LedZeppelinHD Not offended just confused by your statement?? I love the line that u mentioned after Dazed and Cofused,lol.Hell Plant was high,who knows what the hell he meant by that?I think Plants voice got a lot more refined(less raspy blues)and his music was great,his solo stuff holds it own and his lyrics didn't skip a beat IMO.As far as Page running out of riffs??I honestly laughed on that one.C'mon really?I just saw JPJ with the Vultures in Seattle and he stole the show!!
i dont think people realize they wouldnt be as triumphant as everyone thinks,plants voice was horribly low by this time and had harmonizers everywhere and over echo,jimmy was running out of riffs,bonham was the size of a whale and jonesey was jonesey ahahahaahah,i cant imagine zep in the 80s,totally 70s band,theyll live forever,they didnt need the 80s,but damn the 80s needed them.
@LedZeppelinHD Harsh truth, I'm afraid. I hate that Zeppelin died the way they did but, as one magazine reporter once wrote a little later in the 80's: "It was better that Zeppelin were dead than under the thumb of bands like Duran Duran."
Wow! This is probably the best version I've heard of this song. Bonzo's driving beat and Jimmy actually nailing all the fills, with a cohierant solo to boot. Much better than any 77 and 79 version I have heard. Good to know they still had it when Jimmy wasn't falling on the floor.
Yes this is an Over all good tour for the Mighty Zeppelin. I do think if they did anouther American Tour in 1980-81 it would have been strip down in your face led zeppelin, No light shows no 20 min drum solos, or guiter...it would have been clean mean and hard.
1977 in America probably wasn't their best overall. But overall in 1980 they sounded fucking great! Too bad they couldn't continue. If they got to tour America one last time they probably would even be more legendary here in America than they are already. If you can even imagine that!
Amazing--anything from the final tour..THANKS ! Great sound...JPL Jones so underated as a keyboardist, songwriter and bass player..>Thank god he, Page, and Plant and Bonzo Jr. still around ! The original Zep was only equaled by the Who, Rush, Beatles and UFO...and maybe Skynrd...Shows the range of Zep that they could pull off organ based blues boogie woogie funk...
This kicks ass!!! This song has always reminded me of my Dad in his old early 70's pontiac bonneville. Thx so much for sharing, great live performance of course.
ty so much for the upload, and in my mind, NOTHING says rock and roll like the still form of Page thats shown thru this song............. i guess im a bit biased, but i dont know how you beat Zeppelin in any category, but thats just me, thanks again for this rare upload!!
minneyarthorn 1 week ago
Four wizards at work. Bonham drops the hammer at the end. Awesome version!
BiRdStU 3 weeks ago
Come to me for service every 100 miles, baby let me check your points fix your overdrive!
Trouble free transmission helps your oils flow, mama let me pump your gas, mama let me do it all!
plantationful 1 month ago
PUSH!...I can't stop listening to this. love
TMNigel 1 month ago
@TMNigel CANT STOP LISTENING?!!!! I CANT STOP MOVING MY ASS LOL
Phenomenon58 2 weeks ago
@Phenomenon58 Yeah...PUSH!
TMNigel 2 weeks ago
@TMNigel Or should I say POISH!!!
TMNigel 2 weeks ago
@TMNigel LOL yeh, i think Jonesy makes this song, but dont forget Bonham, wtf am i talking about they all groovin. Robert plants vocals, jimmys guitar, bonham drums and jonesy just tearing it up in the solo.
Phenomenon58 2 weeks ago
When your wheel's sinking low and you need sonic burning electric joy juice this is it. The mighty Led Zeppelin unadorned, raw, naked, seething, exhilerating...life itself! I like a great sounding Zep bootleg in the morning and the comments on this one have been the most fun so far
TMNigel 1 month ago
Much, much better than 1977 and Knebworth. Somebody must have sat down and had a serious talk with Page.
Exilemainstreet 1 month ago
Very interesting version. Percy with the vocal effect and Bonzo playing it tight and straight-up, almost flat, then late-on taking it up a notch. Yeah, they were still very much on it. Nice to hear.
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mielazul 2 months ago
ho visto questo bellissimo concerto in compagnia di altri 8 amici Zurigo 1980 ...INDIMENTICABILE......VERY GOOD!!!!! Peccato dopo 3 mesi la morte del batterista Bonham.
WALTER2157 2 months ago
anyone know if Page kicked his drug habit when this was recorded? his playing on the 77 tour was brutal and wasn't much better in Knebworth, he seems to be cooking in this track
johpor59 2 months ago
@johpor59 im not a zeppelin guru but i think that page was pretty strung out from 77 era to the end of the firm era so yes
ReBeLhIpI 2 months ago
@johpor59
I read Page got worse after Bonham died. He went down hill after 75. I think it was really the early-mid 80s when he came out of it. But he does sound great on this.
capetown99 2 months ago
@capetown99 very true, Page was in an awful state right after Bonzo passed. There was a point where he hadn't played guitar for weeks, maybe months and suddenly he got the craziest urge to find it but couldn't and when he finally did he realized that if he hadn't found it he may not be alive today.
GranDrJ 1 month ago
@GranDrJ
I think Zeppelin should have had a far longer break after 1977. John was drinking more and Page was messing with shit. Robert losing his son. 75/77 Tours had exhausted them. I think big tours like the U.S. hurt John Bonham a lot being away from his family.
Maybe they should have come back in 1981 or 82 rather than 79.
capetown99 1 month ago
Van Halen, Who, Rolling Stones, Black Sabbath, Pink Floyd, U2, the best you could ever be is the 2nd greatest rock band. This sound is just a clinic on how to rock out live, can't be beat.
plantationful 2 months ago
This is absolutely astounding! JPJ getting down on the keyboards, dear lord. Please someone tell me if there is anyone out there that can approach this level of live performance today.
plantationful 2 months ago
@plantationful No one can! The other bands all try to play it safe...Jimmy's the most exciting ever and Zep, who can follow them ?
TMNigel 1 month ago
@TMNigel You are absolutely correct. What made Zep the greatest is they were so innovative and covered so many genres from Kashmir to Achilles to Battle of Evermore and Levee. Google the alternative version to Levee. Will blow you away! Also check out alternative to In My Time. Incredible how they put tunes together. When Giants Walked The Earth, Hammer Of The Gods 2 great ways to remember them!
plantationful 1 month ago
Not to rub it in your noses. I saw them twice in Germany in 1980, when I was stationed there. 1st was the infamous Nuremburg show when Bonzo simply passed out after about three songs, During "Black Dog" you could see Bonzo was out of itI think. It was general admission and the venue was really small, about 2 or 3000 capacity. I got there early and was front and center. 2nd time was in Munich at the Olympic Arena. Best show I've ever seen! Scaled down, no big lite show. Old tunes. What a blast!
jimistreets1 4 months ago
@jimistreets1
rub-away,fellah (as)not enought is known abt the band at this stage.
... was Jimmy,ok ?
JohnAllanification 4 months ago
@JohnAllanification In my opinion, he was not in good shape. Really thin. His solos just didn't flow like they had before. Again, in my opinion, Jimmy's playing took a dive that began around this time. However, I still thought they were fantastic! I loved their setlist, which included oldies from the early Zep and Yardbirds days. I loved the stripped-down stage show. Believe it or not, John Paul Jones was active onstage during these shows. Coming out to the front and really busy with his playing
jimistreets1 4 months ago
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JohnAllanification 4 months ago
,,Jimmy's guitar work on this particular song was good and creative during the performance, I think he was on top of it pretty much during it's lifespan unlike "In The Evening" the year before on tour.
S0lidState 3 months ago
@jimistreets1 Your extremely lucky to have seen them at Munich. From what I've heard that is the best concert of the 1980 tour.
Stratocaster21st1994 3 months ago
@Stratocaster21st1994 Not to brag, but I really am! Too many times I didn't go see people that I had a chance too, only to have them die, break-up or whatever. Hendrix (yes, I'm that old!), SRV, George Harrison. Fortunately, before they died I DID see, Muddy Waters, Albert King, Bobby Blue Bland, Rory Gallagher, Freddie King. Yup! I'm a blues man!
jimistreets1 3 months ago
This is a very good sounding bootleg. Wish I could have seen this live with the added 3 minutes to the song with Page's guitar. Really jams and is charged up. JPJ
gets his keyboards. Person below is probably right: lucky Europe got to see them in 1980, but for the US the last of them was in 1977. If Bonham didn't die and they came back to the US it would have been a great tour. ):
Grendelmonster8u 5 months ago
I wanna travel back in time ...
mindlesssluttry 5 months ago
Who is the keyboardist? He's great too. I never hear anybody mention him.
9KPhalak 6 months ago
@9KPhalak John Paul Jones
ghost20063 6 months ago
@ghost20063 Thanks. He adds a lot to this song.
9KPhalak 6 months ago
@9KPhalak He's also their bass player. He doesn't play bass live on this song, he just plays keyboards.
thespainisharmada 5 months ago
@thespainisharmada JPJ is playing bass with a foot pedal in this song.
jaruel37 1 month ago
@9KPhalak lmao do your homework...all hail the mighty zeppelin!!!
MrGreenjeans70 4 months ago
...Cat. u know what im talking bout
coal1987 6 months ago
Amazing! what CD is this from so I can buy it?
facespaz 9 months ago
@facespaz hahahaha
69Bloodsucker 6 months ago
@facespaz its a bootleg (not official)
shotguy1 5 months ago
nice
SinOfTheSorrowPistol 1 year ago
questioning if Zeppelin would have been popular in the 80s, 90s, 2000's to now is silly because Zeppelin continues to be competitive and dominates today. They still are played on radio as much as ever, they still sell back catalogue as much or more than anyone and if the release a reissue or new old stuff it instantly is hot! I wish Zep had been able to continue because they changed music and made it all better and maybe we would have avoided, hair bands, rap and American Idol and Bieber becau
vettezeppelin 1 year ago 5
Thanks for posting, awesome stuff!
jjp4mma 1 year ago
this truly is an inspired version. page had dumped heroin and instead of some of the slop-ridden cliches he'd painted himself into - some of this SOME of his parts are incredibly fresh, well-played and well, virtuosic. Plant is in very good voice, Jones is just incredible and Bonham is tight as hell. Had they stayed sober this would have been a hell of a tour. and what irony - 1980, when even i had written them off as has-beens.
caesarcerf 1 year ago
Nasty, Funky Riffs by Page & Co.
Rover775 1 year ago
Shit Hello......
I have a copy of this show on cd.
I paid $125.00 for it. It is blue and is called "The Knobs"
This is the best version of Trampled Underfoot I have ever heard.
Pure Rock N Roll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
LZFAN2009 1 year ago 3
This certainly is a great performance. Its so disappointing that I will never lived in the time of John Bonham because he is the inspiration behind my drumming.
VanHalenLedZeppelin7 1 year ago
john bonham dies less than 3 months later :(
heresjohnnnyy1 1 year ago
Very cool! Sounds awesome .............
ogrebattle22763 1 year ago
they were right to kill zeppelin after bonham died. its not zeppelin without him. they were too good as a whole, the total was greater than the sum of its parts. who else can you say that about?
barrageobama 1 year ago 3
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JohnAllanification 1 year ago 2
best version of the song
AFNYOAQIS 1 year ago
l'immagine è bellisima e anche l'audio l'immagine è di zurigo 1980
LesPaulZoso94 1 year ago
At last a live recording on Youtube that does them justice.
herbal1971 1 year ago 2
@herbal1971 Your absolutely right!
ogrebattle22763 1 year ago
One of their best live songs in my opinion. Especially in 1980! Page's playing on this song is usually incredible. The only "bad" versions I've heard of this song were the two nights at Knebworth but even then I love those versions. They were just getting back into the game at Knebworth after not playing for 2 years. I really do believe Page was drunk at those shows too. In 80, they were fuckin' tight most of the time. That last show, the STH solo, Page sounded WAY blitzed but it was their last.
LedWilde 1 year ago
@LedWilde Buddy on the SWTH solo on their last show (have the boot) page WAS blized sorry for spelling man i am lol
Seanwashere6 1 year ago
@Seanwashere6 That's alright. I was probably blitzed too when I left that comment. lol I heard the SWTH solo on their last show, he had to be f'd up. Longest SWTH solo I've ever heard too I belive. Rather hear Page's last SWTH solo than to hear some guy at a guitar shop playing rehearsed, phrygian mode, hair metal stuff though.
LedWilde 1 year ago
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@Seanwashere6 That's alright. I was probably blitzed too when I left that comment. lol I heard the SWTH solo on their last show, he had to be f'd up. Longest SWTH solo I've ever heard too I belive. Rather hear Page's last SWTH solo than to hear some guy at a guitar shop playing rehearsed, phrygian mode, hair metal stuff though.
LedWilde 1 year ago
Cant imagine zep in the 80's? are u fuckin high?Plants voice evolved into an even greater sound(Heaven Knows,Calling to you,Burning down one side)???Your an idiot if you think they wouldn't be anything but fantastic.They would sell out stadiums day in day out.Jonsey is a composer to the enth degree and Page is a God.Bonham wouldve been fine if not for his alcoholism.Zep is by far the greatest band to ever grace us with their sound.
Louisvillebilly 1 year ago 6
@Louisvillebilly ummm if you listen to the long beach bootleg of dazed and confused in 1975 in the beginning you hear plant say "we knew after we composed this song that we would be together until the great big finale of the bright light" by 1980 i think they were postive about moving forward and gettting back into harder things but if you do some research youll find they were all worn by then ,and by 80 it was almost like zeppelin was a pastime............sorry if i offended you with my comment
LedZeppelinHD 1 year ago
@LedZeppelinHD Not offended just confused by your statement?? I love the line that u mentioned after Dazed and Cofused,lol.Hell Plant was high,who knows what the hell he meant by that?I think Plants voice got a lot more refined(less raspy blues)and his music was great,his solo stuff holds it own and his lyrics didn't skip a beat IMO.As far as Page running out of riffs??I honestly laughed on that one.C'mon really?I just saw JPJ with the Vultures in Seattle and he stole the show!!
Louisvillebilly 1 year ago
damn groovy
Rewolweri 1 year ago
i dont think people realize they wouldnt be as triumphant as everyone thinks,plants voice was horribly low by this time and had harmonizers everywhere and over echo,jimmy was running out of riffs,bonham was the size of a whale and jonesey was jonesey ahahahaahah,i cant imagine zep in the 80s,totally 70s band,theyll live forever,they didnt need the 80s,but damn the 80s needed them.
LedZeppelinHD 1 year ago
@LedZeppelinHD Harsh truth, I'm afraid. I hate that Zeppelin died the way they did but, as one magazine reporter once wrote a little later in the 80's: "It was better that Zeppelin were dead than under the thumb of bands like Duran Duran."
lucifer73 1 year ago
@lucifer73 i agree and am glad you saw my point of view ,people get so defensive!
LedZeppelinHD 1 year ago
Puta que pariu, essa banda se ainda estivesse em atividade, estaria ensinando essa molecada à tocar ROCK.
jc19641 1 year ago
This band had played around 600 gigs in the US by that time. Live electronic capture of the concert sound in '80 was excellent. Cool!
liamtz 1 year ago
This is good, but Frankfurt is the best version on the 80' tour. If you like this, you'll love that. Thanks for the upload boonyan18.
rokarolla 1 year ago
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genxxxersize 1 year ago
Wow! This is probably the best version I've heard of this song. Bonzo's driving beat and Jimmy actually nailing all the fills, with a cohierant solo to boot. Much better than any 77 and 79 version I have heard. Good to know they still had it when Jimmy wasn't falling on the floor.
MG94707 1 year ago 2
i think the were just getting better.
diagreen 2 years ago
Yes this is an Over all good tour for the Mighty Zeppelin. I do think if they did anouther American Tour in 1980-81 it would have been strip down in your face led zeppelin, No light shows no 20 min drum solos, or guiter...it would have been clean mean and hard.
TheVoyager2112 2 years ago 2
Very good version!
JMCMLXXIX 2 years ago 3
This is very good. If Bonham had lived, I believe that Led Zeppelin were onto a stellar tour...
F1god04 2 years ago 28
@F1god04 if Bonham had lived, all wars would have ended
jt8402 1 year ago 2
1977 in America probably wasn't their best overall. But overall in 1980 they sounded fucking great! Too bad they couldn't continue. If they got to tour America one last time they probably would even be more legendary here in America than they are already. If you can even imagine that!
MrDrProfessorJrMD 2 years ago 7
kick ass.
EverydayAdventures 2 years ago
This is cool. Wish the guitar was louder though. But awesome indeed.
MrDrProfessorJrMD 2 years ago
My ring tone on mob....eva listenened to the lyrics ;) R?
kashmira1 2 years ago
Mi canción favorita de Led Zeppelin, es una joya!!!
iliana1604 2 years ago
Very good.
LesPaulGoldTop21 2 years ago
it's unbelievable these guys really had their shit together here, damn!!
HMROTGDS 2 years ago 5
good improvised solo
tremors831 2 years ago 19
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HMROTGDS 2 years ago
Amazing--anything from the final tour..THANKS ! Great sound...JPL Jones so underated as a keyboardist, songwriter and bass player..>Thank god he, Page, and Plant and Bonzo Jr. still around ! The original Zep was only equaled by the Who, Rush, Beatles and UFO...and maybe Skynrd...Shows the range of Zep that they could pull off organ based blues boogie woogie funk...
newarrior3000 2 years ago 2
ammmmmazing
:B
OberGefreiterZ 2 years ago
omg jpj of the keyboard = amazing
Pichard93 2 years ago
I find it hard to believe Page is more on form than in '77!
parisianUK 2 years ago
I think he cleaned up a bit by '80. He was really hard and heavy into by heroin by '77.
They sounded really sharp in those last concerts in '79-80. Then Bonzo dies,what a waste.
jacktheripoff1888 2 years ago
Yeah, at Knebworth Page was jonesing. Here he was back to the game.
GraachAhim 2 years ago
jonesing? what do you mean
?
sorongosongo 2 years ago
"Jonesing" is slang.
MrDrProfessorJrMD 2 years ago
wow ya hear that lil f-up? nice save!! Zep is the best!
beeterolds 2 years ago
good sound..
santyrush 2 years ago
Best "Jimmy" version I've ever heard yet. Solo Tops!
jamskin 2 years ago
めっちゃ音ええっす。
二枚組のアルバムまだ残ってるなあ。
NP4TAW 2 years ago
Good that JPJ's keyboard was nice a high in this mix, other bootlegs ive heard its far too quiet :(
GainingOne 2 years ago 2
no kidding
jedioffunk 2 years ago
best version I have yet heard methinks.Great!
abrahamlincoln0900 2 years ago
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This song is very similar to the "Bad Communication"(sung by B'z, Japan's rock artist). Please compare them.
moon3817 2 years ago
no thank you
abrahamlincoln0900 2 years ago
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other than the talentless singer and crap instrumentals they sound somewhat farmiliar
enterthafatass 2 years ago
why damn those all concerts are not on DVD??!!
poussyledzep 2 years ago
I'm sure they'll "discover" some footage within the next five years. Mark my words...last big money maker. Bonzo's last ride on the Zepp
tedtimper 2 years ago
that's awesome! ;D
lithkitty 2 years ago
Got this concert on bootleg but forgot how good it was. Thanks for reminding me. X
mrledzep 2 years ago 3
Wonderful performance!!!!
veluby 2 years ago 3
This kicks ass!!! This song has always reminded me of my Dad in his old early 70's pontiac bonneville. Thx so much for sharing, great live performance of course.
drakehemlock 2 years ago 2
perfect...
led zepp rules
ACDCmanda 2 years ago
あれれおかしいな、
B'zのBAD COMMUNICATIONを歌いたくなってきたぞ
reimondo123 2 years ago
B'zのパクリ元がコレか
juice5278 2 years ago
this sounds really great!! please keep posting!!!!
mascott77 3 years ago
B'z BAD COMMUNICATION
huruiodo 3 years ago
After all these years, listening to Bonham still gives Me chills.....He was brilliant. I think this performance is better than Earl's Court 1975.
truck2112yes 3 years ago
This is really good quality. It's actually listenable! Please post more.
Scaremonger456 3 years ago 16
Thank you for the comment. Besides, though live of the '80 of "Heartbreaker" and "Achilles Last Stand" is contributed to my channel besides this?
boonyan18 3 years ago
I've been to that show-my first ever.Lucky bastard...
Hansjuergkasper 3 years ago
i think that was there 2nd to last show
brandontylerkaiser 3 years ago
Bonzo's last gig was on August 7th. Since this is on June 29th I think they would've played a few more shows in between.
DustinEagle13 2 years ago
last gig was july 7 actually
DxRox22 2 years ago
a bit more polished and flashy than the gritty funk-rock assault of the studio version. this song was always great live.
shadowofmorgoth 3 years ago 4