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Awesome. I only wish I could see the footage of Pagey going at it. See zanbana's posting of the Unledded version of this song at the MGM if you want to watch Jimmy going to town on this. Although it never got much airplay, I think No Quarter is one of Zepp's masterpieces.

"It always seems like we spend the best part of our time just saying goodbye." Goodbye Elizabeth. And thanks for the memories.

@FaWkInGsErIoUs I felt kind of badly that Page could never find the Plant-like synergy that he had with Rodgers, Coverdale, or anyone else. One of his better post-Zep collaborations was with the Black Crowes. The other guitar players backed him up so that he didn't have to carry it all on his s...

My world got rocked in August of 1979. This album was released just as I started my junior year at a new school and In Through the Out Door takes me back to that time in a powerful way. This song in particular was my favorite, although All My Love ranks a close second. Thanks for the great ass...

It looks like it's raining on Page. How beautiful. Page and Plant are like classic cars: they MUST be seen to be appreciated.

Listen to the incredible dance between Page & Plant. I think they are the only two that could actually have kept up with each other. Add to that, perhaps no one short of Jones & Bonham could have kept up with the pair of them.

Outstanding, except for the "aching in my heart" that I can't watch the actual footage!

@JohnathanHarrington Pagey was certainly "glowing" at Earl's Court during The Rain Song! A hard-working man and one who was greatly appreciated!

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Where has this song been all my life? I do have long, wavy hair. I would strongly consider dying it black if Plant asked me to!

To sleep on your back you need 1) a 3" visco2 mattress topper, 2) a cervical roll to support the hollow of your neck - a rolled up hand towel works perfectly for me and 3) a flat - but not too flat - pillow under your legs to keep them from pulling on your abdominals.

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LOVE the picture of Plant at 1:32: a splendid man on top of the world, both literally and figuratively. The hair, the smile, the abs....WOW.

Wow, I didn't realize there was a second version of this song from Earl's Court. This clip had more variation and it was splendid. It is not for me to judge who the best musician was, but Page himself claimed that JPJ was the best musician of the four of them. If anyone has a quarrel with that...

@SqueezeMyLemon68 Count me in. Plant in MSG in 1973 somehow left you feeling like you had watched a stripper...even though somehow he never actually took off any clothes. I limit how often I watch TSRTS footage because I don't want to ever burn myself out on it and/or dilute the effect.

Beautiful men making beautiful music. What more could a girl ask for from a video?

Wow. My father and his brother play the harmonica and this is AWESOME. The vocals are outstanding, as is the whole band. This was clearly a group poised for the heights of stardom.

Outstanding. Only wish I could have watched the footage.

Love this. I'm surprised Lonette McKee did not go farther in her career. RIP Gregory Hines - tap dancer extraordinaire - who played her love interest in this film.

Love this. Nothing like Richard in the morning!

@Marsteef You are so right. Gere and Kaprisky were so beautiful and this song was perfect for the pool scene.

Wow, how did I ever miss this song back when? I was a minor LZ fan years ago, but now I understand their brilliance and I can't get enough of them. I think the blues was their best genre. This song is awesome.

How could I have forgotten this gem? Hypnotic and beautiful.

Wow, this was a find. Always glad to visit the Plantation, no matter who is backing him up.

Wow. I just got Paged. And it was SO gooood.

The only thing better than LZ = LZ + Robert Plant with a fabulous haircut. Music to both my eyes and ears.

Makes me want to spend the rest of my days in an English meadow kissing tiny flowers. Beautiful. Both the men and the sentiment.

I will probably never tire of watching Plant at Knebworth. Not only did he look like a million bucks, but his showmanship had evolved by this point. Truly one of the greatest frontmen of rock & roll of all time.

Plant in his prime. He was hard to look away from in Madison Square Garden in 1973, but by this point he had matured, had a fabulous haircut, and....I am about Ten Years farther Gone just from watching him on this clip. He was glorious.

I'm not sure if this awesome song ever got much airplay, but it has grown to be one of my all-time favorite Beatles songs. I can so easily picture the story while it is happening.

To each his own, but I thought Rachel Ward was perfect, to the point where I even pictured her as I read the book. I have been a fan of hers ever since.

Wow. I only wish that I could watch Page going to town on this. He was dazzling.

NIce clip so far as bootlegs go. For a "metal/rock" band Zep had a beautiful way with acoustic songs.