June 21, 1977
Los Angeles, CA US
The Forum
The Song Remains The Same,
(The Rover intro) Sick Again, Nobody's Fault But Mine,
Over the Hills and Far Away,
Since I've Been Loving You,
No Quarter,
Ten Years Gone,
Battle of Evermore,
Going to California,
Black Country Woman,
Bron-Y-Aur Stomp,
White Summer ~ Black Mountainside, Kashmir,
(Out On the Tiles intro) Moby Dick,
Heartbreaker,
Jimmy Page solo,
Achilles Last Stand,
Stairway to Heaven,
Whole Lotta Love ~ Rock and Roll.
News report: LED ZEPPELIN OPEN RECORD RUN AT THE FORUM
Led Zeppelin painted a mural of musical abstractions for 18,000 screaming fans, who buried the first five minutes of the show in continuous applause.
The Forum, known for a time as the Great Western Forum, is an indoor arena in Inglewood, California, a suburb of Los Angeles.
The "Fabulous" Forum, as it would become colloquially known to locals, was constructed by Jack Kent Cooke, owner of the Lakers and founding owner of the Kings, in 1967. The circular, $16 million structure was designed by reknowned Los Angeles architect Charles Luckman and was intended to evoke the Roman Forum. The arena seats 17,505 for basketball, 16,005 for ice hockey, and up to 18,000 for concerts; it has no luxury suites, but held an unprecedented 2,400 club seats for events.
The Forum became a landmark in the Greater Los Angeles Area, in large measure from the success of the Lakers and from the Hollywood celebrities often sighted in its audiences. It hosted a vast number of events such as tennis matches, rock concerts, boxing matches, ice shows, rodeos, indoor soccer, and political events. It is sometimes referred to as the Los Angeles Forum or L.A. Forum to differentiate it from other buildings, venues and places carrying the name "Forum".
In 1979, Cooke sold The Forum to Jerry Buss along with the Lakers and the Kings for a then-record $67.5 million. The Forum is currently owned by the Faithful Central Bible Church, which uses it for its Sunday morning service.
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did he play cathedral at 7,45. yes he did
skylineXpert 1 month ago
sounds like EVH or randy rhoads rather than jimmy page
THEFLYINGREDNECK 2 months ago
what effect is jimmy using here on star spangled banner?
rasenshuriken198 6 months ago
OMG i am playing this song on my wedding
glaxev 2 years ago
That's your opinion. Fine... He's great. he'smy fave.
In my opinion Hendrix was untouchable.
They did different things. I listen to both.
Try to listen to some Hendrix Blues and if you love Page you will really appreciate him.
francescaemc2 2 years ago
he was the best before that to
MitchMxx 2 years ago
uh, a polyhedron of his own...'
He's alive and playing and is the best guitarist in the world. He has been since Jimi died at 27.
francescaemc2 2 years ago
then whtsa page in a cube of his own?
MitchMxx 2 years ago
it's been a long time since I been lovin' Jimmy, but Jimi is in a sphere of his own.
francescaemc2 2 years ago
better than anyone except page
MitchMxx 2 years ago