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"I didn't think Led Zeppelin was bluesy!" Actually, Led Zeppelin perfected the blues!! Great reaction!
I cracked up when she said that. I thought to myself, "She really doesn't know Zep at all."
...and I didn't think the sky was blue!😄
i'm old....but that made me spit out my coffee
😄 Exactly what I thought. Spoken like someone who has indeed never heard them before.
They are fantastic blues performers but perfected? I think not. It was perfected many many decades prior by the original American blues masters
Can't believe she was shocked to hear Led Zep play the blues!!! 😃 They were masters of their craft. ❤
Not unlike, people not realizing Pink Floyd was masters of "funk"; e.g. Echoes
she got that wrong
If she’s never (knowingly) heard Led Zep before she probably thinks they are just a famous heavy metal band.😊
I'm not sure if you are qualified to comment on anything from this generation.
Yeah I am. I was born in 70 and grew up on all these bands. My dad's a musician, still in a band and knows all of these musicians well. What's age for to do with having musical knowledge/experience and an opinion anyway? 😊
In my opinion, this is one of the best live blues performances of all time.
It's 1 of the live performances of all time period
The version on their live album 'how the west was won' is even better
@@juanoconnor1812i agree
By Led Zeppelin's standards this version of the song was only a 7 out of 10. Try their album How The West Was Won to hear the quintessential live version.
@@juanoconnor1812I agree.
Zeppelin has always been a blues band at heart. They were just heavy. Each album is different in tone. But all are massively blues influenced
Led Zeppelin was allot of things that's why they are the best band in rock n roll history!
The Rain Song and those Jimmy slides just one example of blues influence.
@@snarkleton26 Uh, no. You need to revisit their first two albums to know what bluesy meant. Seriously.
@@woodymeadows9363 Led Zeppelin II is the pinnacle of blues rock!
When asked about Zeppelin's music, I always described them as "heavy blues".
Zeppelin gets thrown under the heavy metal category bus as they influenced later bands, but they themselves were the most dynamic 4 piece band to ever grace a stage.
The Rain Song / Ten Years Gone are just 2 out of 50+ mind blowing songs.
Don't forget they even had a hit reggae song. Dy'er maker. LOL.
And the 4 most in synch talented members of any band!
Supposedly, the term "Heavy Metal" was coined by someone referring to Led Zeppelin.
But the term "Metal" has since morphed into the Metallica etc. genre.
Zeppelin should be their own genre... 😎
Most dynamic four piece… after Queen 😏
@@jerimyspencer1541 I would have to disagree. The only member of Queen that is the equal to or better than a member of Zeppelin is Freddie. But we are allowed our opinions.
"I didn't think Led Zeppelin was so bluesy"
Oh you sweet summer child
Wow, it's great to see a vocal coach who can actually sing.
11:28 - What I find amazing is how perfectly she manages to reproduce the smallest details of Robet's vocals here.
She's awesome!
If you would want a female of the species to descend from Plant, or Page, she would do just fine. I think she should post a few CZcams videos where she sings a few of their songs -- "Over the Hills and Far Away," "Going to California," the song she's reviewing, and "Stairway to Heaven" would do. A collaboration with Janis Joplin could have been done early on, since she died in 1970.
Precisely my observation.
She would sound great singing withe band!
Robert used his voice like it was an instrument. Great analysis. They were all absolute masters.
Jimmy coined a phrase for them playing live on stage: "We were tight but loose". This performance is a great example of that.
Yeah the band was tight, but they performed loose.
Tangents within a Framework..... Pagey is the Greatest!
@@williambissell5943 agreed. Just discovered the song flashing lights and added it to my play list. Listening to the song with headphones what Page is playing on guitar blows my mind. His percussive chuck-a-chuck picking game is off the charts
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Been studing Pagey for decades He Played on OVER 60% of the Albums that came out of England during the 60's. The Who, Kinks, Stones. Beatles, Tom Jones. Donovan, Yardbirds, and on... He was Little Jim, with Big Jim Sulivan. He used to date Jeff Beck's sister, sleep over each other's house. Ha!!
That was literally one of the best reactions-breakdowns of a Led Zeppelin song I've ever seen, and I've been swooning to Led Zep since 1968. Christ girl, you're good
Thank u love. That means a lot ❤️
@Tarasimonstudios - Was that really the first time you had ever heard the song entitled 'Since I've Been Loving You?' It seems that you were already familiar with the song before you made this video.
Fully agree that part of the double whammy here is not only the analytical break down of Zeppelin, but this woman's shere sensual/ vocal genius in singing what Plant's singing.... but also, amazingly enough singing what Page is playing...
Stunning talent you have woman!
I'm a singer too..
Amazing you mentioned Janis. Robert LOVED her singing and emulated her. Her influence is all over his singing on several Zeppelin tracks. Great pick up by you!
I would give ANYTHING to have heard her sing some Zeppelin songs
She's virtuoso too! Amazing vocal ability to hear, feel and mimic what she hears is genius!!
They were both the best of friends too. They both loved each other's singing.
Emulated is a big word Robert has such a particular voice signature
One of the greatest guitar performances ever.
The only duet Plant ever did during Zep was with Sandy Denny from Fairport Convention on "The Battle Of Evermore". Which is amazing.
I think this is a great candidate because of its not as popular because it wasnt a single, but still a highly respected song with i interesting singing off of one of the most iconic albums ever.
ZenClover,
Zeppelin rarely did singles (never in Britain). Even Stairway To Heaven was never a single.
So many vocal coaches are missing out reacting to The Battle of Evermore. Big time.
@@lyndoncmp5751 Peter Grant didn't believe in Led Zeppelin releasing singles, otherwise they probably would have.
@@paulpetrick297
Page and Plant didn't believe in releasing singles. Grant let Page make those kind of decisions.
This was 4 guys who were practically peerless in their own fields who could also meld together seamlessly to create a whole so much greater than the sum of it's constituent parts. I feel utterly privilieged to have lived through the Zeppelin era. It also gladdens me beyond measure to see younger people discovering Zeppelin anew and appreciating them so deeply. It simply goes to show that true musical virtuosity transcends all ages, era and styles.
50 years on, still amazing!! I'm rediscovering the mighty Led Zep. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Plant is the master of using his voice as an instrument. The call recall between page plant is always amazing
I remember in the early '70s reading about a Zeppelin concert in Scandinavia where Robert Plant's mic died, and people in the crowd said they could still hear all the words he was singing.
Vocal master class is the right description, Plant is a maestro at vocalization….. and yes Zeppelin were much a rock, R&B band, check out any of their albums and they’re full of R&B roots!
The best rock band ever!
"The best rock band ever!" Absolutely, without a doubt!!
This is a master class on every single instrument and level. And the epidome of blues right here. Doesn't get any better than this. Period. Great reaction 🙂
I’m 54 and Zeppelin has been my favorite band since I was 12. Thanks for reviewing them👏❤️
They were a very incredible band, very unique band, and all the members of Led Zeppelin, Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones, and of course John Bonham, ALL very professional!
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@@freerangegirl4457 love it!!!!
I saw them in 75 and 77. Still get goose bumps. They are all masters musicians. The real reason Jimmy, Robert and John Paul can do what they do is John Bonham. They are masters of changing time signatures where they are not all playing the same time. And Bonzo will at times follow after the guitar. Loved your reaction!
Where'd you see them? I saw them in '73, '75, & '77 at MSG.
@@michele-kt in 75 it was at the Richfield Coliseum near Cleveland and 77 at the Pontiac Silverdome near Detroit.
You are correct; their music, on stage, was the result of all of them being “in the zone”. Jimmy was once asked what he was thinking about when he was onstage. His honest answer was that he was not. He can remember going onstage and then coming off. Everything in between was just feel…just letting go and channeling.
“I don’t deal in technique. I deal in emotions.”
- Jimmy Page
I’m really so pleased that younger people are seeing how great Led Zeppelin were. I was blown away by their first album and still to this day am enjoying their music. This is the second voice analysis video I’ve seen and both can see how incredible they were. If you’ve not seen their dvd of the show in 2007 at the O2 Arena in London that had Jason Bonham (John Bonham’s son) on drums, look for it - it was a reminder to all Led Zeppelin fans how great they were!
Scalping prices reached $30,000 per ticket.
This is why they’re the greatest rock band ever created in history
I have been listening to Led Zeppelin for over 50 years and still get chills and goosebumps when I hear them. No wonder that Jimmy was voted Best guitarist 2 years in a row. So great.
"This is a master class right now".
To be fair he 'is' the Golden God of Rock.
Dennis Reynolds would say other wise. Ha
Led Zeppelin was considered hard rock/heavy blues but they played a variety of genres from rock and roll, rockabilly, folk, with sprinklings of Celtic, Motown, jazz, R&B and more woven through various songs. Jimmy incorporates a lot of string bending in his playing to assist with some of those wails. He definitely gives his guitar a voice. Robert and Janis never got to perform together but Robert did see her in concert and did take some inspiration from her style. He tells a story of him being really young and getting to watch Janis perform at a music festival they were both going to be performing at and she gave him orange juice to help soothe his throat but it had vodka in it. Their music always surprises.
.........and Metal, Funk, country, and a bit of disco at the last álbum.
Excellent description of the versatility of the band. They are iconic for a reason. Myself and many of my friends spent hours and hours listening to them in a garage while in a circle like the characters on That 70's Show!
They invented their own genre, that's why no other band could match them and don't say Pink Floyd!
@@stephenhogue5567Led Zep had mighty competition, primarily from the other greats of the "Unholy Trinity" who also stand up today to analysis.
Who woulda thought I could learn something new about music I've been listening to since the '70s? Absolutely fantastic reaction.
Wow! That means a lot! Thank u
@@Tarasimonstudiosit's true
No smoke being blown. LOL
Great job Tara. I’m 67 and grew up listening to these guys. I love your reaction and analysis. Keep up the good work.
The versatility and live chemistry of Zeppelin is legendry. Your analogy of the four limbs of the body is spot on. When their drummer John Bonham die... it was the end of the band as well.
And when you saw this band in concert they would put the whole audience in that trance.
Absolutely love your breakdown of Plants vocal patterns !!! you seem like a person i could spend hours talking about the real of music with . thanks for the awesome reaction video !!
I subscribed because you did this song and I would highly appreciate you doing more Led Zeppelin because your analysis was in my uneducated opinion, superb.
I just subscribed for the same reason!
Same
Just to clarify the metal thing Led Zep never regarded themselves as a metal band. Heavy metal came afterwards and was influenced by LZ but only limited elements of it. This band is far more versatile and don't like to be pigeon holed. If you do more led zep they will constantly suprise and delight you, with rock , folk, blues funkiness and even reggae. The instrumentation is always wonderful , i think you will probably enjoy the tracks that feature JPJ on organ eg your time is gonna come and Thankyou. There is also the marvellous stripped back acoustic set, including the tracks thats the way and going to California. Plant and Page are extremely skilfull at dueting with each other, they take it in turns as to who calls and who answers. You will also hear duetting between Bonham and JPJ. They have so much fun on stage and so then the audience also does. There is an excellent live performance of I can't quit you babe at the Albert Hall London from 1970. But probably where you should go first is Stairway to Heaven, live at MSG 1973 which is a virtuoso performance.
Finally someone who understands about real music... Congratulations Tara!
The music withstands the test of time. It is awesome to see it is still appreciated all these years later by different audiences. ❤
Plus, this is just 1 song out of an entire concert, the energy & stamina required to be a performer is next level!
Absolutely loved your genuine appreciation for these colossal talents, and your knowledge and analysis of what was happening in the song was amazing! The Mighty Zeppelin never fails to impress on every level - thank you for a great video!
I've been a Led Zeppelin fan for most of my 49 year-old life, and I learned to play guitar to most of their songs. This is the first time I've heard someone appreciate both Robert's and Jimmy's in such a manner. Well done.
Don’t forget that the Bonham and Jones backup were phenomenal
Led Zeppelin played such a variety of musical styles
The thing is, Robert Plant doesn't think in terms of all that technique and analysis, at all. He just does it. It's pure emotion and grit, and just belting out blues licks with incredible imaginative originality and energy. Singers today will analyze this to death but will never achieve that greatness and depth that Plant achieved. It might be good, but it won't be great. Singers trying to be technically masterful miss the fact that Led Zeppelin surfed over the improvisational wave in a sloppy, raw and exploratory improvisation, not afraid to crash. They are free, and because they are, their music is much more depthful. Much of today's music misses that entirely.
Nailed it
Led Zeppelin is the original blues rock band. Thanks for a great reaction.
Here is a quote from Mr Jones "i have always maintained that Zeppelin was the spaces between us. Bonzo was into soul music and Mowtown Ballads; i was into jazz and classical music; Jimmy was into rockabilly, blues and folk; and Robert was into blues and Elvis Preley. None of had the same record collection. Nobody outside of the band could understand this."
Saw them play this song twice in concert. Their first album and part of their second one is very bluesy.
That's the beauty of led zeppelin none of there songs are alike master musicians for sure and Robert just the way he intertwined his vocals with the band pure magic best band ever period.
Definitely one of my most favorite songs, I love their bluesy side.
Led Zeppelin! My Lord they were rock 'n' roll Gods. I adore this guys!❤️❤️❤️❤️
Brilliant!! Their live performances show their true virtuosity. Where the live performances lose the ideal acoustics, it is a platform for their creativity. I always prefer their live performances
What to say about Led Zeppelin, well, it was like having together on the same stage, in the same environment, in the same band Michelangelo, Da Vinci, Picasso and Salvador Dali. Masters at their craft. Best live band ever. Gods of rock.
To me, this is the greatest live performance ever !
True, never a same performance of a song . This is an example of what controlled randomness is lol !
A true master class in performance in every way ! 4 guy's who just go with the flow in a different way
every night ! Going by pure feeling and running with it, coming back when they just know the time is right.
A magic experience on and off stage ! Just imagine being in the crowd, even just for this song !
....... BOOM , mind blown !
Love watching you experience this Tara, this had the same same effect on me and most i feel, and i had heard the original first , so
it had an extra bang to it, like hearing another song altogether !
Just a whole other time for music, musicians, and live performance !
Peace n love from down under 😎🤘
Robert is a masterclass for all singers 🥰🥰
please do more Zepplin. You will be amazed
People often speak of how "sloppy" Jimmy was in performance. I always suggest that he is the master of improv and that you can't compare the original album to live. They're two different animals. I do want to respect the way you understand Robert's vocal abilities.
He’s also pretty kickass on the harmonica! 🔥
Compare Robert Plant to Janis Joplin, come to think of it there is some interesting comparison! Love Your reaction!🥰
The whole performance is amazing but that intro....wow... the random noise from Pages guitar... its the chaos of the cosmos from which he pulls pure lyrical liquid melody. And then Plant comes in..Gives me the chills. Makes me believe in the soul
On reflection, and I've watched this a few times now, this has been one of the most enjoyable reactions I've come across. Well done - Very professional and very informative.
Thank u. I appreciate that very much
This is my absolute favorite song by Zeplin; it perfectly displays all of their individual and collective talents so well. I do wish you heard the studio version, but fantastic.
Made me want to go back and listen to more LedZep, so no bad thing. So many of us Brits in the pre-internet analog days went deep into their influences and created unique music. How many bands today have this level of ability? Especially vocally. Progress in music is by no means assured. Thanks for the deep dive, Tara.
They could do any genre. But I love when they do more bluesy numbers. Such an amazing band. This is about 50 years ago and people are still stunned and amazed by there music.
Can you tell how much your audience appreciated this? We old men are starving for genuine criticism and analysis of our Rock Gods
Love to see you do more of Zeppelin, especially from this concert. that was enjoyable!
Led Zeppelin is the greatest band of all time
nice reaction i saw led zeppelin 21 times and they played this song every time and it is one of my favorite songs by them!!!! the greatest rock band ever period...
Drooling over Plant and Page's immense talent and mesmerizing music at the same time as being completely gobsmacked by their hotness is precisely the way to enjoy Zeppelin if you ask me, so welcome to that. :)
Plant said that his vocal performance of The Rain Song at the same concert was his best ever.
When, where did he said that?
I heard that too.
Great analysis, Tara! Led Zeppelin, like many of the British bands of the '60s & '70s, was heavily influenced by the blues. Many of them actually saw themselves as blues artists, and they proceeded to imprint the signature of the blues onto hard rock for all time. This performance was insane, and Robert Plant's vocals are one of a kind. Their body of work is immense and continues to inspire musicians to this day. For another intensely creative blues performance based on a genre classic, you should react to Angelina Jordan's recording studio performance of her own arrangement of I Put A Spell On You, recorded when she was 9. It'll make you doubt your sanity. Here's the link: czcams.com/video/nwFloCPXzCs/video.html
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Thanks so much for turning me on to Angelina Jordan. How I didn't know about her, I'll never know. But you are correct, Tara needs to hear her if she hasn't already, as it feels like a privilege to listen to her sing. She has talent that can't be learned.
@@willcordelo9582 I couldn't agree more, Will! Tara has reacted to other Angelina performances, but the black & white video of I Put A Spell On You is Angelina Unleashed. Everyone needs to hear it!
Saw this band live in 1970 and over fifty years later and still enjoying listening to them Their music is still relevant today as it was back in 70s
Masters at their craft. No band will ever have that sound or feel! Listening to that song for the 1000th time I still say wow
Great reaction. My favorite band of all time. I am so glad I got to see Robert and Allison in concert recently near Dallas. It was cool that they did some Zeppelin songs. He was actually in the record shop in Dallas looking for his albums lol.
I love the way you broke down and analysed the song so expertly, and totally on the fly ! Led Zeppelin were an amazing band, and have a totally die-hard fan base. We are all completely addicted to their heavy blues-rock style. Good to see the fan club just increased by one today ! (I’m having difficulty believing you’ve only just discovered them, though)😊
Led Zeppelin is a multi faceted rock band that sings blues, jazz and psychedelic plus rock
i love watching vocalists react to this because yall are the only ones who catch the “drag, drag, dra-aag” part and that’s my favorite part of the performance
One of my fave live performances ever ❤
That was a masterful reaction Tara and your voice girl. ❤ Sooo... now the iconic signature Stairway To Heaven from the same concert.🙏By the way the English invasion of the 60's 70's introduced white America to the Blues fused through hardrock, which then morphed into heavy metal.
I was inspired to get out my copy of Led Zeppelin the BBC Sessions. Well I'm glad I did. Recorded in 1969 for BBC radio programs, this is as good as it gets. These performances are absolutely explosive.This is a band at their absolute peak. Page's guitar solos are endlessly creative. Whew! Plant even blows some harp and John Paul Jones plays keyboards.🎼🎸🎸🥁🥁
This is the first video I see in your channel. I love when you reproduce the sound. You have the right words to describe this beautiful song. The only way I had to describe this one of my most favorites songs of LZ was HYPNOTHIC..
Greatest Rock n Roll band Ever! Wasn't even close! It's offensive when I hear people put the stones in the same breath! Page had no equal when it came to originality and style!
Page and Plant are notorious for doing the call and response stuff and do it like no other. The Live album has a couple tunes Whole Lotta Love and Dazed and Confused where they really get that magic.
Jonesy said he had Bonham also played off each other during live shows.
Led Zeppelin were a living breathing homage to the Blues..and I'm glad that you are here for it 😀
As one who found your channel as a result of the pandemic and jumping over the wall of the very limited talent of the American pop music world, into the unbelievably talented world of European rock and metal musicians, and watching and learning from your expert breakdowns of bands such as Epica and Nightwish, seeing you now go back to my childhood of bands like Led Zeppelin! Bring it on - this was awesome! And so were they!! The band that every rock and metal band since has emulated and tried to live up to!
Tara loved your commentary and breakdown of this great LZ song. Especially loved your analysis of Plant’s singing. LZ were four supremely talented musicians who also had great feel, cohesiveness and spontaneity when they played live concerts. Because they were so in sync with each other musically they could improvise more and yet always come back to the scripted song. Saw JPJ interviewed once and he said two things that really impressed me. One, when they were playing live concerts he never wanted to be the one who let the other guys down. The bar was set very high and you were challenged every night to play your best to keep up with the other three guys. Two, all of them were very good at listening to each other and responding instinctively to what the others were playing.
Love your reaction and commentary, superb.
This performance was during a very tough year for plant. His high range was pretty much lost by the end of the year before and he was kinda struggling in this tour. I suggest you do some stuff from royal Albert hall to see his peak
Albert Hall isnt his peak to be honest but it is a good show.
@@Nichwar19 1970 was his peak during the time recording Led Zeppelin iv. 71 was good but short lived, he couldn’t hit the notes in stairway or black dog towards the mid and end of the year.
@@digiorno1142 i know 70 was his best but there were much better shows than albert hall.
@@Nichwar19 would have to agree there
@@Nichwar19 true he was weak at that show. If only they had proshot oakland 70 instead of shutting the offer down.
I am new to your channel. Tara , you really know vocals and music so well. I always been a Zep fan, but the way you analyzed them, I have so much more appreciation for their cohesiveness and artistic abilities.
You are so right about tension and resolution. And the anticipation of what we want to hear.
Hi .. Your reaction was spot on great job !!! I was at that concert way back in 1973 sitting in the 9th row orchestra at MSG. I was 16 years old then & I'm now 66 .
Zep played close to 4 hrs that nite .
I hope that u react to more song from this concert. Zep will blow your mind with Rock and roll with more blues through out the show .
Enjoy your Zeppelin journey , I'm still enjoying mine. Mike
I love it when a reactor understands and can pick out all the amazing things Robert Plant does with his voice. He's 74 now and he still has that amazing head of hair. :D They have songs that are completely different from this one.
The greatest band ever, the variety off all their albums
Led Zeppelin was a multidimensional band..they mastered everything
Very interesting and professional reaction! Zep were 4 super professional artist that before been Zep were individually already great talented musicians playing jam sessions and music with several famous artists. That’s probably why they were capable of such incredible live performances. And Robert voice was unique and perfectly mastered.
I liked how you explained the nuances in Plants singing and where they were coming from etc... That and giving insight on Pages playing and the band as a whole. I am a long time Zeppelin fan. Heck my license plate is Zepplin. I have watched multiple videos in which it's been said, when Page heard Plant sing for the first time, he knew he was who he was the one.
Yes , the had extreme ESP on stage along with the best rhythm section ever. Legendary RockStars , timeless mastery.
This is my favorite guitar playing of all time. It hits you at a soul level - achingly in a good way. So powerful. So much emotion.
That was a great reaction I like how you acknowledge all the band members for being a vocal coach
Great reaction! Sometime you gain a new appreciation for something you’ve loved all of your life when you see it through someone else’s eyes. More Zep!
I've been listening to Led Zeppelin for most of my life at this point. I was about 12 or 13 when I saw The Song Remains The Same for the first time on VH1 when they used to show movies on there. Before that I had learned most of their music from just listening or music books. But seeing one of their performances live......I was blown away. I can still listen to this particular song over and over and just enjoy it so much. Listening to live Zeppelin is so much different than just hearing them on the radio. Their manager wanted more people to see them live because their live show was, hands down, one of the best acts ever at the time. The sheer talent and musicianship is just mind blowing.
Plant was one of the greatest front men ever. Even though his voice already going in 73. He had to deal with that and i think he did pretty well
Hey I was at these shows at the Garden 1973 the studio version of the song is also excellent you should check that one out also
5:16 you absolutely NAILED IT! (actually nailed the entire review)
Amazing as they were here, this is also probably the lowest point of plants voice during his career. He suffered from vocal nodules in 1973 and had surgery soon after this tour. They have live footage of their performance at Royal Albert hall in 1970 which shows Plant at his prime.
Also love the comparison to Janis - I’ve always thought he was her male counterpart. The only guest vocalist to play on a Zeppelin record was Sandy Denny from fairport convention. They play together on Battle or Evermore which is fantastic.
He sounded worse in 75, in my opinion.
There are concerts after RAH which show Plant in stronger voice.
@@manictree5436 true but I was speaking strictly about video footage.
@@gustafdahlstrom7381 I think that was mostly from the flu he had in the beginning of the tour but he started to sound better later on in the tour.
There's two recordings of this song on different nights of the same concert and the other one is a lot better, not only for vocals but guitar playing but unfortunately people keep choosing this version. It's too bad too especially for vocal reactions. I mean this one is good....but the other one is an absolute masterpiece.
Initially I felt the same way, but one has to keep in mind that the other version is a different mastering (from the 2003 Led Zeppelin DVD; this one is from The Song Remains the Same, original video version I believe). The two actually share a lot of the exact same bits, but the other version has a bit of added compression, sharper EQ, and I believe a very small dash of added reverb to smooth things out a bit. The main difference is the first minute or two - some bits of Page's intro solo are slightly different, and with the other version Plant comes in at the end of Page's intro solo's final note, as opposed to this version where there's a brief pause between the end of Page's note and Plant coming in. The more I listen to both, the more I like them equally - although I do agree that the other version is better from a sonic perspective.
I grew up on The Song Remains The Same movie from 84 to 96 i must have watched it once a week to learn all the guitar parts...this is not the version it had on it...
Best band ever...best singer, best guitarist, best drummer, best bass/keyboard/rhythym player ever....