@@albertohervello4028 He is playing a minor chord after the first A chord before the initial climb. It is diminished. Other than that, pretty damn good
You know, these guys sound great playing on a stage at a swap meet without a truckload of high dollar, high tech effects and mixing board. Pretty sweet achievement.
Awesome, genuine, honest tribute, so much fun seeing the joy of led zeppelin music like this; y'all absolute killed it, awesome guitar soloing voice and all GREAT PERFORMANCE
I had a front row seat at their show in 2019, at the Pechanga casino in Temecula Ca. and it was AMAZING!!!! It was very easy to imagine myself at a Real Zeppelin concert!!!
I'm just watching the drum set and his play. That is the best appearance set up, he knew it well. And a man like this guy is hardly found on this planet.....
Nice job on the guitar. Page is not easy to get right, as he was very subtle sometimes in how he achieved his tones. It was a real revelation to me as a lifelong Zepp fan when one day I was watching TSRS and took notice of his regular pick up selector changes. I had no idea -- it has lead me down a road of experimentation and much better understanding of the sources of tone. Rock on.
Saw Zepagain in Flagstaff Az in 06 or 07. They put on a great show. Played The Ocean for an encore. I like to think it was because I yelled the loudest. Lol. But there' were others who wanted to hear them play it too. Damn good tribute band. If you're ever in Boise, I'll be there.
I recently saw Led Zepagain March 2019 on Royal Caribbean's Anthem of the Seas Cruise Ship. WOW!! I have seen the original Led Zeppelin in June 1977 @ Madison Square Garden, NYC. Was the last time that John Bonham played. I would love to see them come to Upstate New York. Anthony David, as well as the others in the band, LOVED It.
Growing up in the Chicago area and experiencing No Quarter at Groucho's, I always thought them to be the best Zeppelin cover-band. I've seen Zeppelin2 at House of Blues and absolutely Loved the show... they even looked exactly like the OG... but Page himself said that when he closed his eyes and listened to ZepAgain, it was like listening to themselves. This is the first time I have stumbled across them, with this being one of my all-time favorites from Zeppelin... had an old friend have his heart ripped out by a long-time female companion, which is what had me pulling Ten Years Gone off the web. Exquisite!
I saw them at the now out of business Rock N Roll HOF amusement park in South Carolina back about 2010. The park was so empty that only 12 people were in the audience. These guys performed like it was packed. Later I was in line to ride the Zeppelin roller coaster. There was a picture of the Physical Graffiti album on the wall. He told me that's the same building The Stones shot their video Waiting on a Friend when Peter Tosh walks up and greets them. Cool trivial and a cool lead singer. I had seen them at a festival on the Cape Fear River in Wilmington N.C. too.....
The build-up was as good as the song we were waiting for! I give kudos to a front-man who knows how to talk while the band has to fix and tune! GOOD JOB! (Also to the band!)
OMG! THis iS gOoooD! (I thought it would be just an any zep-tribute band throw-away ...but, I got sucked-in! I felt it! I KNOW now for sure I've got to get a pair of blue-jean looking stretch pants (for BOTH myself and my gal) lol I am working on my own version of this song, I looked at y'all's version for inspiration too! (I tell my truth, as I see it! YOURS was as good/better than the Zep original!) Good job!
I was at this show it was at a huge ass swap meet it was so much better in person cuz you couldn't hear shit but the band!!! and umm ahem... tap tap ...he KILLED THIS SOLO!!!
