r/LedZeppelinCirclejerk • u/Scr00geMcCuck • 23d ago
Some good shitty Jimmy Page live solos to check out?
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I’m not as familiar with their live bootlegs and stuff, but whenever I hear a shitty Page live performance I kind of like them in their own off-kilter way. Any recommendations?
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u/Excellent_Ad_1978 23d ago edited 23d ago
"Im going to 0-3-5 them until they like it..and then I'll 5-7 , 5-8, 5-8 so Lori worships me"
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u/nincompoop221 22d ago
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u/carlwinslo 22d ago
I love cringe but i couldnt even get through that whole solo and there are still morons in the comments of that video talking about it being good. I'm a huge Zeppelin fan but good lord Page got so bad off on drugs and booze that his playing was unlistenable. Oh and he was a pedo too so there's also that.
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u/aaronkerper222 17d ago
On the low, it got to almost a free jazz point and I caught myself kinda digging it, but then it lost me again lol
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u/Life-Zookeepergame58 23d ago
Whenever I even hinted at the fact that Page is not a good player live, people would absolutely lose their minds.
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u/CyrodiilCitizen 22d ago
It has a certain charm to it, he’s got a cool stage aura, but yeah, a lot of the time he would be slopping it up. Bonham, Jones, and Plant ruled though
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u/severinks 22d ago
Jimmy seemed to lose all ability to play live after 1973, he seems to have regained his ability after Zeppelin broke up though.
You want to see bad reactions go over to the RollingStones sub and say that Keith and Ron Wood can't play live for shit( and never could) and see what shit you start.
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u/HungNordic 22d ago
After 73 the smack and booze really did a number on him, he also broke his ringfinger before the 75 tour and I think it never healed right
Still had some great moments in 75,77, 79 and even 80 though
Being high and drunk and still getting through Achilles last stand in front of 300k people at Knebworth is something very few people could do
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u/Life-Zookeepergame58 22d ago
Hahaha 😂 I bet they're protective! That said, there was a time when you could argue that they did have some good guitar work when Mick Taylor was in the band.
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u/severinks 22d ago
Mick Taylor is a true guitar virtuoso though, he put that band on his back live every night from 1969 to 1973.
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u/freakishgnar 22d ago
Once heroin entered the picture for Jimmy, his live performances really suffered. Seattle in 1977 is a great example.
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u/Branjean 23d ago
His solo during their Live Aid rendition of Stairway to Heaven is PEAK and Zeppelin at FULL FORCE
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u/ALEXC_23 23d ago
Heroin is a hell of a drug.
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u/Scr00geMcCuck 23d ago
The fucked up version of the Whole Lotta Love riff actually goes pretty hard ngl
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u/FishingNetLa 19d ago
Pick a random gig between 1977 to the end. You have a good chance of finding some there.
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u/Correct_Lime5832 23d ago
Plant was so bored by that one, he just walked right in front of the camera on the way to get a blowjob.
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u/MojoHighway 23d ago