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Cool to see them sitting in a studio listening to an in-process version of the song (e.g., no harmonies) as it was in the making.

@prodigynitrogen The Stones definitely had a strong country influence on Sticky Fingers (as so many bands did in the early '70s). You can hear it most on Sticky Fingers and Exile on Main Street. Jagger even affected a total country twang in his voice, and the lead guitar style was undeniably pu...

Interesting posts here. Anyone comparing Keith Richards to Mick Taylor is comparing apples to oranges. Keith never could play lead guitar like Mick could. On the other hand Keith wrote some great rhythm riffs and had a stage presence that Mick Taylor just didn't have (but then again, Taylor wa...

One of the things that bugged me about this movie (although I absolutely LOVED the performances themselves) was that during most musical interludes, the cameraman was focused on Jagger or Richards--while Mick Taylor was playing mind-blowing leads and Keith was just standing there playing the same...

What a tease--I'd love to see more!!

I was referring to How Many More TImes, not the Immigrant Song which sounds like it's live of course. I'd love to see more footage of it--really Led Zeppelin in their absolute prime, a force to be reckoned with!

You can talk about what a 'bad singer' she was, but at least unlike yourself she accomplished something with her life while she was here, and made music that people like and listen to. What have you accomplished so far with your life, other than posting hate videos? Oh, nothing.

Also, he had already fatigued his voice a bit from a heavy tour schedule (and oversinging too much at one of the shows previous to this one I believe). Anyone who criticizes--note that you cannot sing 100% at every show when you're singing songs that are as challenging as these. And they were o...

Marcusdolby, as an example of exactly what I'm talking about, search here in youtube for her performing at the North Sea jazz festival in 2004

No studio wizardry there. Unlike those you're comparing you to, there was depth, and an ability to shine performing live without any gimmicks, huge stag...

Based on the way Ian Anderson is dressed, his hair (long but starting to thin on the top), the lack of a moustache to go along with the beard, and the other band members shown, I'd date the OLDER footage to 1976, Too Old to Rock & Roll, Too Young to Die tour. If it had actually been from '69, he...

Veggiemonster4000, I'm assuming you're not a singer and haven't listened to many groups who have been around for a long time Drugs, cigarettes, bad vocal technique, etc. can permanently alter the sound of the voice--in addition to deepening from age. Plenty of singers' voices have changed radic...

I haven't heard this in a long time. Listening to it again, I realize that I hadn't really fully appreciated what a great song this is.

Oh, never mind. I see from the listing that these are actually from different concerts they did over the years in Toronto.

I agree this is good, but nothing compared to the versions from 1969--in 1969 Plant's voice was SOOO much better, and Page's playing was so much sharper (because he wasn't in a heroin-induced haze all of the time). Not to mention the toll that alcohol and touring had taken on Bonham. In 1969 he...

@Alexdroogie 100 While I'm not about to attempt to compare the creativity of two such masters (Hendrix and Page), I do have to agree with wvankley hands down about production. While Hendrix certainly did some new things with his guitar sound in the studio, what Page did in the studio on the fir...

Very funky, James Brown-like. Never heard this.

Ok, here's what's shown:

1) Paul Stanley, a singer who was a product of the '70s, has an androgynous look--like every other '70s metal or glam rock front man and like every front man from a 'hair band' in the '80s.

2) Paul Stanley took photos with male fans--again, like just about any other rock ...

Wow, Plant's voice was really at it's peak around this time--in fantastic form during this whole show.

I think that Plant's voice was actually better here than it had been a few years back (e.g., the 1975 concerts). Still not what it had been before 1973 though--if you noticed, his voice wasn't what it had been , starting with the '73 concerts. I recently heard an explanation about that--somethi...

To go a step further Outlaw7mc, what you're saying is kind of like saying that if a hit man kills someone, only the person who pulled the trigger is responsible, not the person who hired him to do it. If circuses didn't employ those who use large wild animals, the demand wouldn't be there. The ...

I agree--it looks like the lion and tiger are buddies--they're just playing and then sitting together at the end.

gtman5, one or two of those hyenas would rip you apart and literally start eating your guts while you're still alive.

An adult lion generally won't mess with a porcupine as they know it's just not worth it to even try. These look like inexperienced adolescents who haven't learned that yet--they just don't have the mass/features of full-grown lions. I'm guessing that by the end of this night they would have fig...

I think that interpretation is supported by the fact that the adult lion (the mother?) looks on intently after dropping of the baby warthog in front of the cub, but doesn't actually get further involved as the cub starts pawing the warthog. We might be looking at the first 'taste' this cub is ge...

Really cute, it looks like they're all actually playing and the lion and tiger are both cubs (but the tiger looks like an older cub).

The pic at the end with the dead lion was from an entirely different video (where an adult warthog fought back against an an adult lioness and actually punctured her aorta with his tusk. During the rest of the (unrelated) video, it looks like the lion they're mainly focusing on (the one who chas...

mosharma, I think you need to clarify here. When you saw "hyenas are capable of taking out buffalo," it's important to note that we're talking about a clan of hyenas--they hunt large prey in packs. A single hyena is certainly not going to challenge a buffalo. Castlechill, a couple of things ab...

Amy, not true. Like any competition, it's a matter of skill as much as strength, and she was obviously skilled to be able to pull off a nice arm bar. It had nothing to do with strength.

No, actually the reality is that a healthy adult lion can kill an adult leopard, and most typically does if they cross paths in the open--most lions can out-power most leopards. That doesn't mean there haven't been exceptions, but the typical adult lion will kill the typical adult leopard if it ...