the song remains the same movie

its such a cool movie the thing that did disapoint me was that Jimmy Page all his bit was the eyes going red like lasers I was hoping for more of a scene by him but I can understand why. I liked how the manager was Peter Grant {I hope thats right} was involved the 30s gangster bit and it was like toothpaste coming out of his neck was so groovy. That interview with the money being stolen what a shock that would of been, does anyone know who stole it? I was really wondering about that. I liked how you could feel it you know the pick up thats my favourite thing about Led Zeppelin there isn't any bullshit its pure.

 

That didn't make much sense... I shall try to comment anyway though..

Jimmy Page's 'scene' was of the hermit climbing the mountainside...

A lot of people seem to bash this movie... Naturally I love it.. :H

I shall return if this turns into a proper discussion of the film... because I know how "cool" and "groovy" it is already, thankyou..

 

unfortunately i've been unable to find a copy anywhere in my town.


btw, that is an absolutely beautiful picture, jim.

 

Ahhh....TSRTS. What can I say..? It's become one of my favorite films, it's just so much fun. One of my more favored parts of the film is when that guy is selling pirate-posters and Peter Grant just totally lays into him about it. He's hilarious how he just didnt take any crap from anyone; Terribly frightening guy. Another favorite "scene" of mine is when Zep's doing Heartbreaker/Whole Lotta Love and Jimmy's just going at it playing with one hand and he's holding it up in the air like it's light as a feather. He never ceases to amaze me. One thing I dont still understand though, is the part where they start to play Bring It On Home but end up going straight into Black Dog right away. It seemed odd to me. Maybe it was a mistake on Percy's part to start singing the first line of Black Dog.... Hmmm...Anyone know?

 

song remains the same, its gotta be amoung the greatest rock 'n' roll films ever. i love seeing them perform but i also love the scenes that all just seem to enhance the music. i love jimmy pages part where he's climbing the mountain, he's the seeker who in turn comes back to himself...i guess thats really what i love about it, it's so deep but light, its like the words led zeppelin itself if that makes any sense...perhaps im just ramblin...i fucking love this movie.

 

umm...... what do you care if someone wants to say groovy or cool?

 

to whiterabbit exactly right I was just posting to say I loved it I don't know a huge amount about and its great that thanks to yourself and everyone else sharing your mind I've learnt heaps about it, peace and love!

 

Black Dog was usually started with a few bars of either Bring It On Home or Out On The Tiles... I've heard various theories for this..

The one that makes most sense to me is that, because the song begins with an acapella line from Robert, he needed to get in the right key with the rest of the band...

Either that or they just fancied it? lol It wasn't a mistake for sure though, because they did it every time..

 

How did I guess that Jim would answer my question. I kind of figured you'd know. Well, mistake or not it sounds pretty bad-ass.

 

roberts pants has an obvious white stain near his crotch area. killer movie tho. jimmy ur amazing. concider a reuinion tour.

 

I own this movie, and I think it fucking rocks !! I'm a huge Led Zep fan, Rock and fucking roll man.