Jimmy Page & Robert Plant - Hartford, CT 1995 (Black Dog) 

Right? I was just thinking it's maybe the strongest I've heard him from the 90s and after.

I saw the last 4 shows of that tour in North America and his vocals were great. Even on song remains the same! I had bootlegs of nagoya Japan and Osaka second leg of the tour and black dog sounded like studio recording in 70’s! Good memories 😁

No he changes the melody here, avoiding the highest notes by changing the melody

No he changes the melody here, avoiding the highest notes

Ha ha ,what the fuck is that? But it’s sounds not bad ...

He looks like he cried 😭 too much! His eyes tells it all because he was losing his loved one and here he tried to brush it off with his guitar 🎸moved! It cuts ✂️ like knife 🔪! Uh!😁

The Percocet Pout!

I was there also

@@jerryabram5461 I could have gotten back stage to meet them.....Atlantic Records had no problem with it, MTV wouldn't let us. Still, an incredible show!!

That show would have made a hell of a DVD the crowd was awesome and the band was magnificent

Thanks for posting. I wish the uploader would have said who was on bass and drums. Any idea who the bassist is?

they should have gone out as led zeppelin and done with it who are page and plant answer LED ZEPPELIN

@SEZWAH yeah man. Not Zeppelin, not Bonham.

@SEZWAH I couldn't detect any weakness in his drumming 😄

@SEZWAH Wow, I was thinking that this Michael Lee guy was excellent. Oh well. To each his own.

Saw PAGE & PLANT Montreal show with Egyptian symphonic Orchestra, most amazing show ever, Kashmir....WOW !!!, that show was even better than when I saw Led Zeppelin at the Montreal Forum in '69 (first time ever people in the audience lit their lighters up following John Lennon's message from Toronto where he was playing with Ono, saying to Plant to do so). I'm still buzzing from Page & Plant 25 years later. Page is THE BEST guitar HERO that ever lived !!!

Jimmy=great guitarist. Hot? Nup.

@@billwhite9703 For me he is all that and a little more... 😉😁🎶🎸😍

I love Jimmy Page so much!

Jimmy and Robert… 😍

The group was, and still is some of the greatest musicians who've ever lived !!! Love the men and the music 🎶🎵

Lo

What happened to M Lee

That’s what you got out of this Michael Lee on drums? Really ?

@@MrN75nokia Lee died on 24 November 2008 from an epileptic seizure. He was found dead in his flat, and his funeral took place in his hometown of Darlington the following week. Former bandmates Toby Jepson and Jimmy Page were amongst the mourners in attendance.

@@gregg06141969 You're not a musician, are you? Because a musician wouldn't say that.

Say,your last name is West. From whence do you hail from? Me, l'm from America.

Couldn't have said it any better. I love them. But damn give us more.

@@carywest9256 Big brown poopie land

Social distancing.

Agree he was a ticked about that Page and Plant did him wrong.

@@cindysue5474 Yes, and rightfully so. I personally think Jones was every bit as good a musician as Page, if not better.

@@jamesfetherston1190 I watched on TV where Jones asked Jimmy about it and Page was acting like he could not find his number.

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I saw Zeppelin on May 31st 1977 Greensboro North Carolina even got to sing Happy Birthday to John Bonham Robert Plant probably thinks it's hilarious that Jimmy Page's neighbor is running around naked dressed like him and playing Black Sabbath LOL Robert lives right beside Tony Iommi cheers

Oh yes, but wouldn't it have been the damn best moment if Bonham's son, Jason was playing those damn drum's?? Jimmy Page himself said, that sometimes when they'd be practicing Jason would be playing the damn drum's even at 5 year's old, and said he'd be shocked because the kid played as well as his dad did and yes, at 5 year's old!!! I was so shocked when page said he couldn't tell the difference in the way father and son played!!! Sweet!!!♊💋❤️🤟☮️🎼🎶🎵

Absolutely. And he was on top of his game here. I of the best vocalists ever, but that goes without saying. Plant= Rock God.

Sounds good, but it doesn't compare to the original recording of Black Dog, he can't get the notes that high.

Me too

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Same here. I was a kid at this chicks birthday party in the basement. Everyone smoking weed. High as fuck. Someone spun black dog. My mind was blown. Bought the album next day.

Do you still have it??

He was on the money that night.

Indeed! And one of the best post-Zep versions of Black Dog.

He more than holds his own...

It's Michael Lee - ex Little Angels, and more than up to the job!

@@fastra3621 Didn't he also pass away?

@@davidhoward2487 he did, in 2008, very sad and a big loss.

Lol. The drummer is the best one up there. He doesn’t play like he’s intimidated

Wow

Liar. I was there and I never saw you, even though I looked for you.

@@rocketscience4516 I had more hair then. It would have been easy to miss me.

I was in Cleveland and my buddy didn't show up so I gave my tickets to two guys walking by who were looking for scalpers. They were so excited. I had a taper ticket so I was by the soundboard recording the show anyway.

@@joejohnson3988 Ah, silly me, I was looking for the future you.

Michael Lee, amazing drummer indeed. Rest In Peace

What happened to Mike Lee, I didn't know until just a couple years ago that he had passed?

@@chrispix61 epileptic seizure

Michael Lee, dead at a very early age, a shame, the kid had a good sound.

Pretty sure I have the audio of it. I know I have the Boston show from two nights later, and it's just as good. If not even better.

Derek Hicks he hit a lot of high notes during the nineties. More than the whole of the eighties and even more than the latter half of the seventies!

Yeah his latter 70’s approach, while still a great entertainer, his voice was blown. You’d think switching to the pop style of the 80’s would have been easier on him, but he played with different vocal styles and approaches. You’re right, the 90’s are when he finally settled in with what he still does now, but it gave him back a lot of that vocal ammo when he needed it, just didn’t use it all the time. He also started taking better care of his voice in the 90’s.

I was there and it was special. Sold out crowd was great, and the performance, awesome. Would love to find the whole show

@@djh1010 his voice in 77 and 79 was actually very good . It was the latter part of 72 73 and 75 when his voice was really blown . He was actually able to hit some pretty crazy high notes in 77 79 and 80 where he could not in 73 and 75 but in the latter 70s he hit the high notes very sparingly to save his voice . There is version or over the hills and far away form 77 where he sings it in the original high melody and he sounds surprisingly good he could have utilized his upper range alot more in the late 70s but he was being cautious. 77 to 83 was probably his strongest period after mid 72. He hits alot of high notes on his 198e sool tour and his voice never really cracks or feta horse . After zepplein the 83 solo tour was probably his most powerful and consistent. Those first 2 solo albums are both filled with aggressive wide range vocals . The second leg of the 77 tour has some very powerful singing form plant especially the New York and l..A shows

He wasn't even hitting notes like that in late 1972 .

So true! Saw em in 73 in San Francisco.

I suggest that you listen to a group called Blue Cheer from the US. Led Zep couldn’t shine their shoes.

@@bradentonguy50 I like how confident you are being incredibly wrong

@@bradentonguy50 Ok boomer.

@@bradentonguy50 strange comment!

Charlie jones was Robert’s son in law . Way it went down :/

5

Cliffburtonfan2002 packs surely?

As many as it takes to look cool.

Hahah a chain smoker

Not anymore. He quit. If you watch the newest concert footage of Celebration Day, jimmy is chewing the hell out of chewing gum.

The wonderful Paul / Porl / Pearl Thompson from The Cure

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Jeff Thompson he was amazing in the mid to late 90s. He just got better as time went on - very rare in guitarists reaching older age!

@Neil Toddie troll

@Neil Toddie shut the hell up no one cares, go do something better with your life than being a moron in a RU-vid comment section

@Neil Toddie your mom

@Neil Toddie sure Jan

Absolutely agree, Robert's voice ages like fine wine.

It was. I thought they would release it on DVD. Great from beginning to end

Вот откуда Цой взял манеры

..а,тут такой-поклонник Филиппа Бедросовича!!!....

@@АлексейЧернетченко ты мне что ли написал?

@@АлексейЧернетченко я вообще то не поклонник Фили...думай что черкаешь...если ты мне

He was still drinking...and dyeing his hair. Glad he doesn't do either anymore!

John Paul Jones actually brought this riff to the band. Look it up. He was the God of Rock Riffs.

Shut up!!!!!♥️🎶🎶🎶🎶😎😎

Amusing. I agree that while in the mid-to-late '70's that various excesses made them somewhat sloppy, they were unbelievable live from about 1969 - 1973. In 1972 they were absolutely smoking!!

Good thing you had that otherwise you would have flunked out. Check out the Coverdale/Page album. Really good. You will want to turn that mother up too. Released March 93. Oh, been a Zeppelin fan since 69. Have everything they ever did. Saw them live back in the day. God Bless!

Were they at Municipal Auditorium?

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Did he choose to not be there?

@@Americanspy-hn2kw Page and Plant didn't invite him to tour with them in 95 or 98. JPJ was hurt by that. When LZ got inducted into the RR Hall of Fame, JPJ made his speech and said, " I'm glad you remember my phone number. An obvious jab at Page and Plant.

What are some of his best performances post lz breakup?

I think he played better at the o2 concert! JPJ was playing with him the explanation I can come up with!

@@stephenhogue5567 he was significantly sloppier at O2 imho. Wasn’t bad but no where near as on fire as he was here

​@@stephenhogue5567nah... he played with a broken finger there

Robert was made at page when he was all sucked up on smack and I don't blame him, wasn't there at Robert son's funeral!

i saw this band in the 90's and were great.Not quite Led Zep but did a marvellous job all the same.Every body walked out of there with big happy smiles from what I remember.

I was at the firm concert @ Springfield civic center Never got to see page & Plant together.

I'm sure it was a good show. I saw them in New Haven CT. I skipped school that day to make a Firm banner out of a bed sheet. It was a replica version of there first album cover. At the end of the show my buddy and I hoisted it up. Jimmy Page pointed at it , did a thumbs up and head nod with a cigarette in his hand. Good times. Memories last a life time .

Did you see Page on the Outrider tour in 1988? If not, you really missed out. I saw the Worcester show on 10/29/88, and it was absolutely amazing. He was on fire!! I remember he mentioned in an interview that Worcester was the best of the tour. I humbly agree.