I’m 65 years old. I’m just glad I grew up in this generation of rock ‘n’ roll.

3 giants and the son of a giant 🖤🤘

This song has been stuck in my head for 50 years, since Physical Graffiti was released in '75... it never gets old.

John Paul Jones (the bassist) can be seen playing two keyboards here, but you can also hear the bass. Yes, he is using his feet.

That's how it's done kids.

They were rehearsing for 2 weeks for the concert when one of the producers came by and ask Jimmy if they want to use ant tracks? He told him that they don't use tracks or autotune, they sing it just like they did back in 1975. Now you know the difference from today's bands compared to bands of the 70's and 80's. Just pure talent and practice. when they did this concert, Jimmy was 63, Robert was 59, John Paul Jones was 61 and John's son Jason was 41.

He's singing this in the same key as he did in 1975

Greatest. Rock. Band. Ever. Period.

When the word got out that this "reunion" concert was going to take place there were 20 million requests for tickets. A total of 18-20,000 tickets were issued using a lottery system. You really need to watch them perform this at Knebworth in 1979 when John Bonham was still alive. Absolutely incredible!

I'm always amazed at the young generations who never really listened to the greatest rock band of all time 😁

This song will still be playing in another 1000yrs it's that iconic, absolutely ❤ i love this band.

Jason just CRUSHING it.

FYI:  Led Zeppelin never officially replaced their legendary drummer, John Bonham, after his 1980 death, deciding they couldn't continue without him, but his son, Jason Bonham, stepped in for significant reunion performances like the 2007 Ahmet Ertegun tribute, carrying his father's legacy and proving capable of filling those massive shoes, a testament to his own skill and the enduring family connection

There is no doubt whatsoever that Led Zeppelin are the greatest rock band ever to grace a stage, and that's quite a claim given the myriad of great bands we have seen over many decades. But I stand by it.

"On another Level".... That phrase sums up Zeppelin in one succinct phrase....

Remember that back in the day these bands got little or no airplay

In this performance, Jason Bonham (drums, son of the original drummer, the late John Bonham) was the youngest. He was 41 years old. Robert Plant (singer) was 59. John Paul Jones (keyboards) - 61. Jimmy Page (guitar) - 63. As a 61 year old man myself, this is so damn inspiring. It gives me hope.

The reason that this riff never feels repetitive to our ears and brain is that it never actually resolves. It's a 3/4 guitar over 4/4 drums, and there is only a brief coincidence every 12 beats, the other 11 are all out of phase with one another. It's very clever in use of a tension that lets you catch a slight breath every once in a while, but never truly lets up.

#1 Song of ALL Time! , IMO.

The Mighty Led Zeppelin!! ❤