Led Zeppelin - Whole Lotta Love | Singer Reacts & Musician Analysis 

i totally agree with you those the wore golden years of music creativity never to happen again sadly

For me that's a sacrilege

Nice thing about Led Zeppelin is that the songs definitely don't lend themselves well to sing-alongs, and the songs were so much there for the audience that people didn't shriek at the band like those kids did to the Beatles. I never saw LZ live, and have lived to regret that very much. The fact that there is so much "live" LZ music attests to that fact. No audience interference. The Beatles contrast is interesting and significant, I think. I've always had the opinion that's I'd never have enjoyed a Beatles concert, precisely because of the noise from the screaming teenie-boppers. I notice something similar, back when Grace Vanderwall still had her mojo (she lost her groove when her family moved to California and hasn't gotten it back) - all the people in the audience knew her songs by heart and felt free to join in, which she seemed to encourage. I'd have asked for my money back, if I'd gone (I didn't try, forewarned by the videos), because I'd paid to hear Grace, not the out-of-tune rank amateurs in the crowd around me. But the Beatles were something else - the shrieking and screaming were deafening. I guess that the sound from the instruments and mics had to have been fed directly into the recording equipment - I doubt very much that mics trying to pick up the ambient sound would have maxed out from all the noise. I mean, is there even a "live" Beatles' album anywhere? I don't recall one.

My mom was not far from there too

It's a theremin.

The Small Faces lifted the song first in '67 or '68, Steve Marriot's vocal stylings and phrasings were directly lifted by Plant. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-tp0jZ4BGuDw.html

@@Clouds_wheelchair Yeah, I read about that too.