The Story Of Led Zeppelin, Much More Music 2003 (Documentary) 

I totally agree, I really wish before we lose any others, along with Jason they’d get together & do some touring. It doesn’t need to be as hard a touring, shorter concerts, & not night after night. Having Jason as the fourth band member, is as close to the original we’d ever get. Sadly I don’t think it will happen, but that’s my wish.

Some ppl say Jimmy is sloppy. I disagree. It's just his style. He is consistent with his sound. Jimmy and Duane Allman are my 2 favorite guitar players!

The Beatles were my #1 for years...THEN, I heard Physical Graffiti at a party and then obtained the album. That was it....the Beatles sank to #2. Don't ask me who #3 is....too many contenders....

They have a tell all book by the remaining members... in their own words too! It's called Led Zeppelin by Led Zeppelin

@@souljahran8223 it is not exactly "tell all". It is a photographic book basically.

Quite agree with you. They respect each over, respect their band their audience. Beautiful persons. I admire and love them. They had " something". That's why their music keeps being so actual, continues yo passionate people , including me of course. Listen to them many times a week. Feel close to them like as they were friends. I can't explain this affinity. It's more than music. It's a kind of magic through the ages. Moreover, they were so handsome.

absolutely. I have never heard them speak an ill word or the other three. Classy beyond belief.

Oh yea

One of the greatest...😊

I fully agree they could not carry on as Zeppelin with John gone. I hated when The Who tried to replace Moon, then even more when they replaced Entwhistle! It just felt like a cheap money grab without showing respect for the original band members!

And the only time they officially played after was with his son for Celebration day. Goosebumps

@@ChadPlainview_ That was an epic performance!

Hi FZ, can you send me an email at contact@zepfan.com. I would love to talk to you more about your LZ concert experience.

I share that sentiment.

I know how ya feel! I still cry!

Well said, and so true!! They were the consummate artists in the studio, and the ultimate performers on stage! The total package there! Would love to see a new band that was equally talented, but there will never be a replacement Led Zeppelin!!!

Hola 😙

One of the best..

Jimmy Page just a bit too busy on guitar,give them up when I was 23 Alf now 76

The greatest rock n roll band in the world the rolling stones

@barrywilson871 can you please reach out to me at contact@zepfan.com. I have some questions for you.

​@@markzepfan I saw The Firm in '85, Boston Garden, if you have any interest.

Cool! I was there! Also 17. I was just 50 feet from the stage. Mindblowing - best rock concert ever, and I've been to a lot! I remember they played all of Led Zeppelin 4, and released it in NZ the following day, so we were all hearing Stairway to Heaven for the first time, live. Magical.

Me too! I remember when I was teenager and heard their music for the first time! Its like it connected to my soul! I am 38 and theu are still my favorite band!

Czego się bać palę marję i dobrze mi z tym.😅

He probably is hard on himself since he was so young when he did all that, and just felt that he had matured beyond that after Zep.

I agree, none of them were really braggarts. Page may say he’s proud of the work he’s done, & as he should be. He got the guys together & then paid to record their first album, he produced mixed edited etc. & the greatest guitarist ever. I left out, wrote many lyrics himself or with Plant, as well as the music & his amazing riffs.

Great points 👍🏻 The Led Zep breakup seemed to negatively impact Page the most, IMO. Jonesy simply went back to what he did prior to LZ - being an awesome, in-demand studio/session musician - and Plant had already considered leaving LZ after his son Karac tragically passed away in 1977. Other than producing LZ's "Coda" and the soundtrack for "Death Wish II", Page seemed to wallow in his emotions & addictions for much of the '80s. Jimmy may never admit it publicly, but I believe he felt at least some personal responsibility for Bonham's passing: While Bonzo was a grown man who made his own (bad) decision to consume so much alcohol, LZ was always Page's band/project, and the tragedy occurred in HIS house. Add to that, given all the fans' & music press' awareness of Page's keen interest in the occult/black magic, speculation and rumors soon began swirling about the band being cursed, having "sold their souls" for fame & fortune, etc. Much of this still persists today. I was SO glad to see Jimmy come back strong in the '90s -- not just seemingly clean & sober, but with that "Page passion" for making music, that had been the driving force of Zeppelin. 🙌🏻

@@sharkfintech5893I agree, Page needs to play as much as he needs to breath, I think work wise he did get the short end. I don’t in anyway believe the crap about Page & satanism, just because someone reads etc. about it doesn’t mean anything. I read the Aleister Crowley book, & buying his house, it was a beautiful home. The night Bonham passed away, they were all staying at Pages place, I wondered if they all carried guilty. Bonham was an adult, & they didn’t force him to drink all that, but I’m sure they all think if we did this or that. My understanding, it was JPJ that found him the next morning.

Listen to their "Presence" album, if you want heavy metal......

@@MairyHinge I know "PRESENSE" almost by heart, for almost 40 years.....but, in my opinion, we cannot talk about HEAVY METAL, at least not in the sense that I have, about "METAL"... . .but evidently, everyone has their own perception..... greetings 👋

@@tazzinasellout7968 Nobody's fault but mine🌞

Yes! Them crooked vultures!

(Continuing) et les " vraies" personnes derrière les "characters" sur scène. Et les entendre commenter passionnément leur groupe, aussi passionnément que nous l'aimons. Avec l'âge et les cheveux courts, Jimmy a l'air étrangement Japonais. J'adore ce documentaire.

@@mariececile3973Page has been told before he looks Asian, I believe Japanese actually.

This must be why Plant fired back at D Coverdale and called him David Coverversion

Best vocalist has to be James Dewar in The Robin Thrower band: Best rock album of ALL TIME being Bridge of Sighs, by Robin Thrower (probably the best electric guitarist of all time)......

A maior banda de todos os tempos, não vai existir outra.

Sevendust

Keep editing until it is gone.

Well said. There is nothing glamorous about rock n Roll self destruction. It just fucks it up for everyone.

Modern 'music' sounds like a rape alarm having a stroke😢

I'm certainly no "Swiftie", but give her half an ounce of credit: At least Taylor is a real musician, who doesn't seem to use Autotunes, writes her own songs, & plays guitar 🎸 That's more than one can say for Bieber, One Direction, and so many other current big acts. I just don't happen to love her music (a few songs are OK) and, TBF, I'm not in her audience demographic (I'm a guy in my 50s) 😅

She is one talented Kid !! Along the same line as Ed Sheeren. Both Mega stars that can sell out top concert venues multiple nights in a row. Tastes have changed but the Song Remains the Same.@@sharkfintech5893

Oh, she certainly does use pitch correction. Most all of today's artists do. ​@@sharkfintech5893

It’s like Paul McCartney after The Beatles Split and like Plant still earning singing Zeppelin songs or Beatle songs because they couldn’t be topped

​@@alfching2499Paul had massive success in the seventies after the Beatles and has wrote loads of coassics

Secondo te. Non per più di mezzo mondo 🤷

​@@luciabenedetti3893no most people can't stand them and couldn't stand them when they were out. In England they were not loved, made for stoned Americans

Complete rubbish.

Where /when ? 🤔