Achilles Last Stand LIVE 1977 [Led Zeppelin Reaction] Nobody's Fault But Mine - Listen to This Eddie
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 8. 08. 2024
- It's our first time hearing Achilles Last Stand and Nobody's Fault but Mine LIVE! For this Led Zeppelin reaction, we are listening to the Listen to This Eddie bootleg from the L.A. Forum (Inglewood, CA) on June 21, 1977.
Mike hasn't heard these songs in a LONG time, and Dev has never heard them at all. We are re-experiencing them, an album at a time, with fresh perspectives and active ears, so that Dev can learn and appreciate more about Zeppelin, and so that Mike can relive his childhood.
00:00 - Introduction
02:02 - Nobody's Fault but Mine
09:13 - Achilles Last Stand
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đ” Nobody's Fault but Mine (Live) by Led Zeppelin (1977)
đ” Achilles Last Stand (Live) by Led Zeppelin (1977)
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another reason JPJ is underrated. gotta keep the groove while being sober. somebody had too.
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I was 15, I was there! Lucky, lucky girl I was! đ„đ„đ„đ„đ„
I've been a Led Zepplin fan since their first album. I am stunned by how far you dive into zep. Honestly, you find songs and venues I've never heard. A close friend of mine borrowed "stole" his parent's car to go see this concert in L.A. 700-mile round trip in one night. I wasn't in the States at the time, but I would have definitely gone.
We love our Zeppelin. We are going to try & go at least a little deep into all our bands.
We done a similar thing trying to visit Boleskine House but sadly broke down on the motorway ⊠Bad teenagers đ„°đ„°
You guys have the thumbnail game down. Love it!
Maybe my favorite Led Zeppelin song. This is a good live version. I wish there was more broadcast quality live recordings of them. I agree, the drumming is really good and you can hear it real good. I mightâve been at this very concert. They had five sold out shows at the Los Angeles forum this year and I was it one of those shows. It was pretty cool and pretty loud.
Bonham was on every night.đ„âź
Unfortunately not. The night before this he had "food poisoning" and fell off his drum throne. He made up for it on this night.
Hi Guys , I was at the 75 Earls Court concert in London!
Apparently it was a Great Concert ?
I was 18 and so wasted (Amphetamines) that I don"t remember a note!!
There was a Huge football match the same evening in London at Wembley stadium
England vScotland !
And Iv'e just got memories of the fights on the tube train on the way home!!
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And to add all these years later being educated by a dear friend your side of the pond . The Allman Brothers band , Tedeschi Trucks band and Warren Haynes ,all associated ⊠Just unbelievable. Had pleasure of seeing TTB late 2022 had magnificent seats , I sat and giggled and cried in amazement the whole concert . Just a pure privilege..Amazing music ..
No one in the current music scene does anything approaching. This was a band playing their instruments. No computers. That's the difference between then and now.
Oh rats; I missed out on attending this concert performance. But I did catch the one on the 27th, also @ what is today the Kia Forum. Literally the band's final L.A. date. Ground floor, seventh row, middle section. The shows ran a duration lasting nearly four hrs, so the audiences got far more than their money's worth.
Excellent that you guys are doing deep dives of the same songs at different times....it really gives you a sense of how their sound evolves. They also played both of these tracks (and Kashmir) in their European 1980 shows, just before Bonham passed.
I know I rag on the â77 tour a bit. But I did see them twice that year and Nobodyâs Fault was definitely a highlight of the show!⊠thanks for doing the deep dives!
Earlier tours may have been better, but at least we have these songs from Presence live!
@@MusicforBusyPeople for sure!
Guys can I give you a big hug and love to start with â€â€ . I am relatively new to your channel . I was brought up on Zeppelin and only Zeppelin , a little later that then included Rush ..Do you get why I love your channel âŠ.Looking forward to your Knebworth reviews . I was at the concert . Queued over a week to get tickets and the same sleeping in a field in Knebworth to get in to the show . In our tents listening to rehearsals across the fields they were rehearsing what then we didnât know was In the evening off in thru the outdoor âŠ..I hope you get to cover the o2 arena reunion of 2007 âŠ..I have a return to beloved Greece in September and sure will have a musical fest on your channel whilst chilling on the beach ..You both take care đ„°đ„°đđđđ
most excellent! thanks for the live performances. when i started getting into zeppelin in the mid 80s the band was already over and all i had was the LP and an occasional live bootleg song on the radio. One such song stands out is a live bootleg of Black Dog that was amazing.
can't wait for the road trip with Black Sabbath!! this is going to be great!
Magnificent as always!
Even strung out on dope, not eating for days and only sleeping in the limo from the hotel, Jimmy is still crushing it in both songs. It wasnât always this good on this ( final ) USA tour but tonight the band totally justified their legend.
June was their most consistent run of the 77 tours this recording captures how MASSIVE they sound
Great Review!!! I had just turned sixteen when I saw The Mighty Zeppelin at this show. I expected the Jimmy Page from The Song Remains the Same Movie but instead got the "1977 Version" of Mr. Page. He totally "winged" the guitar solo. Jimmy was fortunate to have had such a great band that helped carry the show. BTW, the show was amazingly loud!!! Great Time Indeed. Thanx for this Review. Lotta Luv đș
L.A. brought out the best in the band
Famed concert taper Mike Millard captured this and three more nights from this 1977, LA Forum onslaught of 6 shows. Mike is no longer with us though. He taped many top rock acts that would come to the area and his tapes are now legendary. This Zeppelin gig in particular - has been dubbed âthe most famous bootleg in the world.â Expectations were very high on this opening night. They hadnât been in LA since March of â75. This was their favorite venue to play and were always âonâ when in LA., which explains their more than usual vigor during this show. Bonzo is just kicking the sht out everybody here. Kashmir is especially huge from this tour and should be heard from this gig. Jimmyâs playing on this tour was hit or miss. His unraveling started in 1975 IMOâŠit started to physically show to the eye in â77. He wasnât eating solid food and became a walking clothesline. Very dangerous stuff. On the third night of this run of concerts, Keith Moon was in the houseâŠand Bonzo was eager to show who the better drummer was. Achilles from 6-23-77 is the one to hear! Also, Knebworth â79 is a good late career rendition as well. Itâs on the DVD.
no in through the outdoor ? Knebwerth, In the evening kashmir and achillies are a must
Nobody's Fault sounded really good. I am surprised they did not put it or some version on How the West was Won. Regarding Achilles Last Stand, it's sounds similar to Knebworth - maybe Knebworth sounds a little better as other folks mentioned but it likely looks a little worse due to Jimmy's appearance. And not just that but 80's clothes and style were creeping in and not in a good way. The Mighty Zep was never meant for the 80s. They were forged in the 60s to Rule the 70s. They did that.Thank you.
Great news and decision about reacting to Black Sabbath. I bought their first album 1) because of the cool cover 2) the record shop had mistakenly priced it at ÂŁ1. Really looking forward to your reactions.
You should also do The Song Remains The Same from Listen To This Eddie, the drumming is phenomenal
8/4/79 is prob their best version of ALS I know of. Love yâall doing boots but consider the official realizes from the 03 DVD
You must revisit Achilles from 6-23-77. I know what youâre getting at by citing the Knebworth version being the top oneâŠbut Robert was not into the Knebworth affairs much. Remember, Moonie was in the house that night in LA soâŠJohn was eager to show him up. Bonzo and Robert are on absolute fire on that â77 version. Please listen once again.
@@luvbasses5487 will do
Is it true that Jimmy has never publicly acknowledged his past drug use. I"ve both read & heard this. I did read eons ago, that before it was officially announced about Bonham's death, people automatically assumed it was Jimmy. That's how bad it had gotten
I think he has acknowledged it, but perhaps never truly reflected on the negative impact it had at the end.
Yeah heâs stated in recent interviews maybe with rolling stone mag âit was part of the lifestyleâ
You gotta watch the Knebworth 1979 live performances of these songs
We definitely will at some point
Really solid version other than pages solo. But to be fair he improvised every solo. Some hit and some miss. Great NRG tho. 77 was a bonzo and plant tour
With bootlegs you just crank them up to EQ.
Adjectives and adverbs running low in my brain today. So I will remind everyone that at this point in their careers, many were starting to label them as old dinosaurs. Haâ Fools