The fact that he would play the whole song, leads and all, on the 12 string when they played this live is amazing. This song is no easy task, thanks for tackling it
Much as I love dozens of LZ songs, this is the one I always look forward to listening to when inhaling something lovely. BTW, it's one of their truly prog songs, yet I've never seen it touted as such. It ain't right!
Thank you for doing this, been waiting 5 years for someone to put out a lesson for this song on CZcams. I’d check weekly and this is the first guitar lesson I’ve seen for it on CZcams.
I remember getting a Led Zeppelin songbook as a teenager. I thought ‘Oh, OK, let’s see what the chords are for Song Remains The Same...😮 OK, that would be ALL of them, then.’ Never attempted it since, so thanks for the lesson.
You have such great , thorough lessons , on here- definitely one of the BEST guitar lesson channels. When I have xtra $$ , I will pay a “thanks”/tribute to you. Many thanks for your effort and work!
Wow man!!! This is the ultimate Zeppelin song to learn, or attempt to learn in my case. An EPIC UNDERTAKING!! Thank You Doug, for putting this one out here!!
Hello ! My opinion over the sea ...France . I Think that 's a song recorded with Fender's , the 12 as usual , and a Télé for lead in major penta.... May be the heavy riff in A sound like Les paul ...Anyway! You make a perfect work ...nothing more , nothing less as you say! Thanks ! Best regards
First. thank you for this video. I've been trying to figure out for years what Page was playing in some of these parts. Second, I'm more interested in learning out to play the LIVE version which is 3 times better than the studio. No, make that 10 times better.
On the D-Dsus-D-C (2nd-5th-3rd fret) bit, many play the full 5th fret D triad down to the 3rd fret C triad. While the full D triad sounds fine, the C note on the 5th fret of the G string on the C triad sounds 'out'.... at least to me. Now you do get around that by muting the G string on both the D&C triads altogether as you do. It seems Page live uses his other fingers to upstroke on the E&B strings as he picks on the D string, thus excluding the G string, I find that if I actually play an E-minor triad at the 3rd fret after playing the full D triad at the 5th fret, that sequence now sounds, 'correct'. Try it. My explanation would be that Page does overdub in a couple Em triads during the intro stabs, doing a kinda polychord thing I imagine. So to me thats why Em sounds like it fits in the D to ''C'' thing rather than having to mute the C note in the triad. Just finger the B note to make the triad Em instead of C, then you can make both the D to Em triads ring out in full.
Ok a little off topic but is that a spirit orb floating out of his guitar at the 21 second mark of this video? Look like it. They're a lot more common than most people think. Not a bug dust wouldn't make a huge turn either. I swear guys. Pretty interesting seems to come directly out of the body of his les paul. I live in an apartment building that was built in 1900 and ive caught these same things when I play on my guitar 🎸 There's something to it I believe just like Hendrix n Jimmy Page saw crazy stuff too. The common denominater is awsome music! I had to say something. Go ahead laugh at me. 😂😂😂 Pretty cool though
This was such an awesome lesson! Thanks! Could you tackle the live version of this (TSRTS version) at some point? Awesome site you have. I just subscribed.
When I hear knuckleheads complaining that Page is sloppy, I direct them the the live version of this song from the film of the same name. Page is on fire on that one.
Very good work done ! Here in explaining the guitar work in lay man terms where do I find your web site so I can get your tabs covering your whole lesson video ..Thanks for doing this one .
awe man that sound is so damn good 25:30. inject that sound straight into my veins. Looks like the amp is a plexi in the back, hooked up to the PS-2, but I'm wondering what the cab is filled with? That sounds so great! I want
I had a 1989 EDS 1275 that I bought brand new for somewhere around $1500. I sold it in 2015 for $3300. Honestly, I don't think there is enough difference between the Epiphone and the Gibson to justify the extra $5k or so.
I've read that Page and Jonesy liked being uncopy-able. You did a great job of catching sporadic flourish of Jimmy. Some say Page is sloppy, I think he is inventive and fresh sounding- not studied. Want a cheap EDS? Trogly has a Chibson he cut in half- a little glue and some shims?! 🤨
Well, as a working professional musician, one must learned to bend over when necessary if he or she wants to succeed. The 7000$+++ you need to buy the Gibson EDS-1275 will come you way as soon as you are ready to accept certain compromises. Believe it or not but being a working musician isn't that different from being an office worker except for the hours and the 24\7 mobility needed to make ends meet. Yesterday, I worked in some hell hole in Missouri where the waitress also act as the town whore willing to blow anybody for 50$ but one week prior to that I was playing with the house band aboard a luxury cruise ship in the Caribbean. Wish you good luck and learn to swallow, not spit. I'm itching like hell down there....I think that waitress gave me crabs?
Funny how guitarists use the same enunciators like bgamp bgamp bgamp bgamp. That's exactly the same phrase as in my head, weird. Bgamp bgamp diddly diddly shrap on my friend.
The fact that he would play the whole song, leads and all, on the 12 string when they played this live is amazing. This song is no easy task, thanks for tackling it
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No Doubt!!! Always blown away by the footage of Page playing this in TSRTS movie
great job! I saw Page play it live as a kid in NY for the 77 tour
led Zeppelin show, look at the page playing at the time... incredible !!!
I do so appreciate your breakdown of all these delicious guitar parts, as I've wanted to learn them forever.
Much as I love dozens of LZ songs, this is the one I always look forward to listening to when inhaling something lovely. BTW, it's one of their truly prog songs, yet I've never seen it touted as such. It ain't right!
Thank you for doing this, been waiting 5 years for someone to put out a lesson for this song on CZcams. I’d check weekly and this is the first guitar lesson I’ve seen for it on CZcams.
I remember getting a Led Zeppelin songbook as a teenager. I thought ‘Oh, OK, let’s see what the chords are for Song Remains The Same...😮 OK, that would be ALL of them, then.’ Never attempted it since, so thanks for the lesson.
Great choice! I'd love to see you do the 1973 MSG live version too.
Wow! You got pages subtle intonation down. Few have that skill. Great lesson.
Love your channel. No one ever covers this!
I have learned so much from you!
Awesome!
Holy crap! You’ve just added a huge amount of urgency for me to put together my SG-style double neck kit that just arrived this week!
Wow that's ambitious! A gibson doubleneck style kit?
Yes, from Solo guitars. CZcams isn’t letting me post the link to the exact model, but they’ve got a handful of double neck kits on their site.
You have such great , thorough lessons , on here- definitely one of the BEST guitar lesson channels. When I have xtra $$ , I will pay a “thanks”/tribute to you.
Many thanks for your effort and work!
Wow, thanks!
Wow man!!! This is the ultimate Zeppelin song to learn, or attempt to learn in my case. An EPIC UNDERTAKING!! Thank You Doug, for putting this one out here!!
Woah, lots of ambition flowing for sure to tackle this one! Great video, thanks!
AndI see it again 😂, thanks for this Mr.
That was awesome Doug! Nicely done👍👍
Awesome!🎵👏
I never skip a chapter. Love every minute.👍
Thanks for posting this, makes it easy to follow. Jimmy really was such a prodigy in terms of songwriting.
That was awesome!. Great lesson. Love your channel.
Magnificent rendering!!!
Talent you have my fellow guitarist. Amazing man.
Great breakdown of it all. Thanks for that.
Keep 'em coming! Thanks
That's quite the song, one of my favorite Zeps. No worries, even Jimmy would "stumble" sometimes on it😆 Awesome job!
Great lesson. Thank you!
BEAUTIFLY DONE. SUBSCRIBED
THANKS FOR DOING THIS MY FRIEND. I'LL BE IN MY STUDIO DOING THIS.
Welcome!
Wouid you consider doing a composite version like say on the live album on the 12 string
This video has caused my band to have a go at this. Thanks so much !!
awesome! glad to hear
Awesomeness ❤
Called it!
Good job bro!!👍🏻😉
Peter Hook teaching Jimmy Page! A thing of legends. Jokes aside, great great video, thanks!
Great job!
Hello ! My opinion over the sea ...France .
I Think that 's a song recorded with Fender's , the 12 as usual , and a Télé for lead in major penta.... May be the heavy riff in A sound like Les paul ...Anyway!
You make a perfect work ...nothing more , nothing less as you say!
Thanks ! Best regards
LETSS GOO FINALLY!!!
Reminds me of Bonanza theme that open strings strum
Brilliant!
First. thank you for this video. I've been trying to figure out for years what Page was playing in some of these parts. Second, I'm more interested in learning out to play the LIVE version which is 3 times better than the studio. No, make that 10 times better.
Thanks!!
Thanks so much
On the D-Dsus-D-C (2nd-5th-3rd fret) bit, many play the full 5th fret D triad down to the 3rd fret C triad. While the full D triad sounds fine, the C note on the 5th fret of the G string on the C triad sounds 'out'.... at least to me. Now you do get around that by muting the G string on both the D&C triads altogether as you do. It seems Page live uses his other fingers to upstroke on the E&B strings as he picks on the D string, thus excluding the G string,
I find that if I actually play an E-minor triad at the 3rd fret after playing the full D triad at the 5th fret, that sequence now sounds, 'correct'. Try it. My explanation would be that Page does overdub in a couple Em triads during the intro stabs, doing a kinda polychord thing I imagine. So to me thats why Em sounds like it fits in the D to ''C'' thing rather than having to mute the C note in the triad. Just finger the B note to make the triad Em instead of C, then you can make both the D to Em triads ring out in full.
Thanks. Some more Fogerty, Old Man Down the Road?
😅great job. Very helpful. Thanks
Ok a little off topic but is that a spirit orb floating out of his guitar at the 21 second mark of this video? Look like it. They're a lot more common than most people think. Not a bug dust wouldn't make a huge turn either. I swear guys. Pretty interesting seems to come directly out of the body of his les paul.
I live in an apartment building that was built in 1900 and ive caught these same things when I play on my guitar 🎸
There's something to it I believe just like Hendrix n Jimmy Page saw crazy stuff too. The common denominater is awsome music!
I had to say something. Go ahead laugh at me. 😂😂😂
Pretty cool though
This was such an awesome lesson! Thanks! Could you tackle the live version of this (TSRTS version) at some point? Awesome site you have. I just subscribed.
Welcome, and yes will do
When I hear knuckleheads complaining that Page is sloppy, I direct them the the live version of this song from the film of the same name. Page is on fire on that one.
I play this song by going to You Tube Music and Led Zeppelin playlist.😊
I love you your awesome
Very good work done ! Here in explaining the guitar work in lay man terms where do I find your web site so I can get your tabs covering your whole lesson video ..Thanks for doing this one .
glad you like! I post my tabs and chord charts on my patreon page that you can subscribe to. www.patreon.com/12footchain
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awe man that sound is so damn good 25:30. inject that sound straight into my veins. Looks like the amp is a plexi in the back, hooked up to the PS-2, but I'm wondering what the cab is filled with? That sounds so great! I want
thanks! just plain ol' celestian greenbacks. it's a relatively new re-issue style cab I got about 2 years ago. This one sweetwater.sjv.io/B0MBbx
@@12footchain thanks dude!!!!
I had a 1989 EDS 1275 that I bought brand new for somewhere around $1500. I sold it in 2015 for $3300. Honestly, I don't think there is enough difference between the Epiphone and the Gibson to justify the extra $5k or so.
...nothing wrong w/epiphone; they make pretty good guitars for LOT less 😎
I've read that Page and Jonesy liked being uncopy-able. You did a great job of catching sporadic flourish of Jimmy. Some say Page is sloppy, I think he is inventive and fresh sounding- not studied. Want a cheap EDS? Trogly has a Chibson he cut in half- a little glue and some shims?! 🤨
Did you know there was an orb went by you while you're playing in the beginning
Ha, yeah saw that later. Was just a piece of fuzz blowing by, I had a fan going at the time.
it's a whatever you call that chord... 🎵r0ck0n 🎵
D demented
Well, as a working professional musician, one must learned to bend over when necessary if he or she wants to succeed. The 7000$+++ you need to buy the Gibson EDS-1275 will come you way as soon as you are ready to accept certain compromises. Believe it or not but being a working musician isn't that different from being an office worker except for the hours and the 24\7 mobility needed to make ends meet. Yesterday, I worked in some hell hole in Missouri where the waitress also act as the town whore willing to blow anybody for 50$ but one week prior to that I was playing with the house band aboard a luxury cruise ship in the Caribbean. Wish you good luck and learn to swallow, not spit. I'm itching like hell down there....I think that waitress gave me crabs?
Funny how guitarists use the same enunciators like bgamp bgamp bgamp bgamp. That's exactly the same phrase as in my head, weird. Bgamp bgamp diddly diddly shrap on my friend.
Thanks!
Thank you!
Thanks!
Thank you!