Led Zeppelin - Stairway to Heaven (Live) | REACTION 

There certainly won't be any more like them as technology has taken over the music business.

Led Zeppelin will always be the greatest rock band to walk this earth! ❤🎉❤

@Brian taylor ^^

To me, it has never sounded right live. It is still great. He recorded it on Telecasters.

I noticed that.

@@edwardhayes2465 intro is acoustic too

You can purchase double necks in music stores. Wether Jimmy had that custom made or not I dont know. Either way Jimmy is BADASS.

@@billygugen8104 he definitely didn't have it made...

But whats funny to me is even after this gig some of my favorite singing by Plant is from Physical Graffiti. He had more of a growl to his voice then.

Too many Cigarettes 🚬

I love Led Zeppelin and I love Jimmy Page, but let's not forget SRV, Stevie Vai, Eric Johnson, David Gilmour, too many to name.. ♠W.G.

@@wgdavis5353 Another great is Joe Satriani. Ive seen him with Steve Vai and Eric Johnson on his G3 tours.

@@garyfeifer1518 Satriani, who is 4 years older then Vai, was actually Steve's teacher, early on..They grew up a town away form each other, here on Long Island.

@@sjd5750 Yes he was. Satriani wanted to learn how to play the guitar the day Jimi Hendrix died.

So is Four Sticks.

For good reason. :)

Which is also why it's banned in every single guitar store that exists in the US. Every swinging D with a guitar pick was trying to play this song on whatever guitar they were trying out.

This could have been the only song they ever wrote and all these guys will still be rich beyond Mount Everest

From what I remember hearing they were offered 5 Billion for either 13 or 16 concerts around the World after the O2 preformace

November 12, 2014 by Amy Lamare The much-rumored reunion of Led Zeppelin has hit another stumbling block: Robert Plant. According to a report from the UK's Daily Mirror, the legendary lead singer just turned down an $800 million offer to put together a Led Zeppelin reunion. And let's face it, without Plant, there is no Zeppelin. According to sources, Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones, and drummer Jason Bonham, son of the band's late drummer, John, were all in. Yeah the last time I heard robert plant sing I felt sorry for him he had the desire but not the ability and I am heavily on Auto-Tune just didn't sound the same

No other band could achieve this...….except if all the Beatles were alive

Yep I seen a picture of myself in 1978 I had a cutoff blouse ruffely looking shirt bell bottoms and cowboy boots I looked ridiculous but then again i had no problem with the lady's all the girls said i looked like Robert Plant with piercing blue eyes. Now the girls say I look like hippy Santa claus because of my grey beard..lol.

Elton John?

The blouse was worn by a young lady the night before and he wore it to remember her.

Your are talking about Jimmy Page. They are British.

Well, as long as he keeps wrapping his dong around his knee along with it (like in this video), there's no ambiguity there, is there? ;)

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I love Jimmy page but the best one is ritchie blackmore

@@missygraceful did you forget about Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughan

@@missygraceful no way...blackmore doesnt have the soul of james patrick page

And also the reason for that "No Stairway..." joke in Wayne's World movie

Self-taught. Found a guitar in the house his parents bought after they moved in.

@@tektoniks_architects Yep. That's he plays 'a little left of heaven' as Robert once said -- and annoys more technical and traditional guitarists.

He originally wanted to be the scientist to cure cancer.

At least she has a good habbit of rewinding 5 seconds before restarting it. Something MORE youtubers should do. So it's fine with me!

haha i was laughing at that cause it was about to be the best part.

@Tiqo agreed

Honest question for ya. Did you really like that solo? As a genuine fan of Jimmy on record, I thought that was fucking awful. Sloppy technique, terrible timing. He was probably off his nut at the time, so fair enough, but that was not good.

@Jeffrey Hinkel I think it's the greatest rock guitar solo ever What, not 'Maybe I'm Amazed' by Wings? Well, personal taste is what it's all about. It obviously does it for you, and that's cool. Personally, I remember my disappointment the first time I heard Page playing solos live, including Stairway. Stairway is such a masterful solo, which i've just never heard him do justice live. Monster guitar player, though.

I'm a Page fan and a guitarist. I have heard some of his live solos that were very sloppy, but this one is pure genius. Sloppy is part of his thing though. Some people can't handle that - they like technical perfection. But Jimmy is a true artist, exploring the bounds of his ideas, and often crashing on the wave. However he would never reach the places he reaches if he wasn't exploring like he does. Most guitarists can't reach those places.

@@glass2467 "Sloppy is part of his thing though. Some people can't handle that - they like technical perfection." I don't find him sloppy at all on record - I just often find he loses the plot live. I certainly don't require 'technical perfection', and players that many consider technically superior, like Blackmore, Beck and Lee, don't do that much for me next to JP. "But Jimmy is a true artist, exploring the bounds of his ideas, and often crashing on the wave. However he would never reach the places he reaches if he wasn't exploring like he does. Most guitarists can't reach those places." I'm afraid phrases like 'true artist' don't really mean much to me. People say it about people they like, and don't say it about people they don't like so much. It doesn't really mean anything. I don't think 'exploring the bounds of his ideas' has as much to do with my disappointment at his live playing so much as him being twatted on drugs. I mean - come on! Exploring the bounds of his ideas? He's a guitarist - his ideas stretch to 'play that note/chord or don't'; 'try it in a different time signature, or don't'; 'use a bit more reverb, or don't'. I would argue that his 'ideas' were explored most creatively and effectively in the studio: live he sometimes just couldn't do them justice. But each to his or her own.

@@glass2467 Amen, not just a technical guitarist but so spiritual that he can bring tears to my eyes