is on t.v from a concert in 1976.  This should be mandatory viewing for team Pampers.

time? network?

Last week my girlfriend's parents took us to a Led Zeppelin Tribute Band that was playing at the House Of Blues.  It wasn't bad, and they sounded just like them, but after a while all the songs started to sound the same...

From '76?  Is that "The Song Remains The Same?"  If it isn't, its a great concert-movie with plenty of what makes Zep an elite rock and roll band.

My wife and I saw them in 1975 or '76. Of the 100 or so concerts we've attended, Zeppelin still stands out as one of the top three concerts. Page, Plant, and company were the best.

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Here's Zeppelin when I saw them (Who dat on drums?)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9AzIsSHJJq4&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VD7ysELB5xo&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aReWlouaXuA&feature=related

Here's a pic of me at the concert  ::

I can't imagine how awesome it would have been to see them in person during the glory days. They are the best band ever  

saw them in tuscaloosa around '71 and, again, at the fabulous forum around '74.

they were very good in tuscaloosa, not so good in l.a....it was like two different bands playing the same songs three years apart.

oh yea, tickets were $4.00 in '71 and a hefty $7.50 in '74.

The Royal Albert Hall show from 1970 makes The Song Remains The Same look like an instructional knitting video.

Just them and the instruments onstage. A superior performance from when they were younger and had something to prove.

Saw them twice in '77, once in Cleveland & again in Pittsburgh. Neither show was that great. Mr. Page didn't seem to be 'of a clear mind' at either show, so his playing was sloppier than usual.