Led Zeppelin (live - Denmark Radio '69)

Great job with the AB negative blood donation and whatever alien vampire they hid under Robert's bed when they hauled it out with the crane after his peculiar accident.

huh?

ignore exactly

and dig this early Zep

Before Jimmy would have to perm his hair to quickly switch with Brian May for solos?

DUDE i been looking for this for YEARS!
I had it on DVD but I lost my housse in a flood

everytime I Searched for this I would type 69 live ICELAND..

but it IS Denmark.

THX

resist resist resist

THIS IS A FREAKIN FINE ASS ZEPPLIN SHOW!

what the hell could possibly go wrong?

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omg someone LIKES IT?

right on!

YES!!!

omg someone PLAYED IT

YES!

thank YOU and please rock well!!

O
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Is this the greatest live peZ performance, ever? I mean, certainly debatable.

It's a moment captured in time like no other at a pinnacle that just might be, unparalleled.

OP:
You ROCK, for digging this thing out of nowhere.

It's my fav peZ now, to date. Thank you!

TIS THE ROCK GODS...................FOOLS

Reading this?

Yea.

It's just...That. Good.

The New Yardbirds. But they sounded pretty much nothing like the Yardbirds.

I think the band had little choice but to write a different, harder style of music that would accompany John Bonham's incredible drums and playing style. This is the essence of what we now know as the powerful Led Zeppelin sound. A huge and immediate departure from the Yardbirds. So much so, that if you mention the Yardbirds to the average person today, they're like, "What's that?"

The people in the audience were expecting Yardbirds-style music. And were instead struck senseless by the power of what they heard.

On a related topic, you'll probably enjoy this thread on the LZ forum.

"WHAT THE FAMOUS SAY ABOUT LED ZEPPELIN"

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Where you'll find such gems as:

John Lennon: "They sound alright. Jimmy Page has always been a bloody good guitar player"

Eric Clapton: "They were very loud. I thought it was unneccessarily loud. I really liked some of it, but a lot of it was just too much."

Pete Townshend: "I'm not one of their biggest fans, which doesn't mean that I don't like them, but means I don't really get into their music a lot."

Keith Richards: "I played their first LP a lot when I first got it, but then the guy's voice started to get on my nerves for some reason. I dunno why - I imagine just a bit too acrobatic for me."

as an intellectual it HURTS me to say this, but sometimes you just have to FEEL it!!

did you PLAY THIS? or do you apply vacuum pressure?

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indeed!

I have no worthy words of praise..

dbl post

that means you have to drink TWICE

I owe you an apology!
I'm sorry.

Freal

i only lost my shit becuase i was under fire for 3 days days tyna post this show..

you are my ally but I did not recognize this while drinking shots under fire..

with my hopes for the best..

Not sure if there has ever been a more beautiful man on this planet and a rock and roll singer than Robert Plant back in the day.

Thanks for this early clip OP, haven't seen it before, love you

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HOLY SHITE!!

each one of the shows i posted is a dead serious check yourself..

dig this early Zep or die tryin!..

i am filled with LOVE for you all..

You fucking ROCK, OP!!!

Just wanted to add this for people who don’t know just how good Bonham was and what makes him so incredibly unique. There’s no way Zep could have continued without Bonham. I didn’t truly understand that fact until I watched this:



I know a lot of y’all know this, but for anyone who is even remotely curious, I can’t recommend this video enough.

seen this show yet?

post any zep you got please n thank you!

I saw them in 1969 and they filled the Honolulu International Convention Center.

This wasn't a very good take on Communication Breakdown. It kind of sucked.