100 ❤'s.. 2024. Stunning. The end has a fabulous revivalist energy about it that blows me away

I’m watching this! I really enjoyed seeing the reactions of Led Zeppelin as they watched Heart! ❤️ ❤❤

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❤‍🩹❤♥

I am ❤

10 times in a row? Yes lol

I play it often on Pandora... okay, every day :)

@delall - And I imagined I could sing it better under the shower, with three quarters of the lyrics missing and where are my contact lenses and glasses xxx ;) (And the dogs need to go for a pee ...)

I have no idea how many times I have watched this video but I can guarantee you that it is way, way, way beyond ten. And I still get chills every time I see it.

4 times all the way through but tbh I just learned about it yesterday

Ann nailed the whole thing. I wish Nancy woulda been on electric.

Zeplin is still better. Though Plant is showing his age

@@MysticKnight38no one was comparing.

She is one singing sister. I have always loved Heart.

Nobody, nobody

I wonder whose arrangement it is.

Absolutely brilliant! I'm still shaking my head at this rendition of the ultimate rock song ever!

Rob Mathes. Stop the video at 3:30. Rob Mathes is on guitar on the left, Ann in the middle and Shane Fontayne, who did the solo, on the right. Rob is a well respected arranger. Has done a lot of things you have heard. The guy IS a musical genius....and he is the one that put the house band together.

@@sophiadilberakis5019Thanks for that breakdown!

Yes, Genius 💕🎭💕

LMAO! 🤣

I think when he saw the Bowler hats on the choir - in respect to Bonham - it was too much. They were best friends.

I cried, first time watching. Wow!

The reason Robert Plant teared up was because Bonzo's son was playing the drums and being there to be part of the honor towards his dad and band mates

Especially when they don't even like the song, lmao! Suppose I should say Robert doesn't care for the song. His favorite is Kashmir.

@Erg Gjo - I couldn't have said it better myself....was thinking the SAME thing!

True

Wow. That is an amazing point!!!!!

I think you’re right

Well stated. Excellent observation.

Yes!

When Jason Bonham on drums salutes his father's bandmates at the end. . .rivers!

This does everything art, regardless of form, is supposed to do. If this doesn't move you, check the lost and found for your soul.

agree my husband watches this 2 or 3 times a week. He is huge Heart, Led Zeppelin, Fleetwood Mac and Jefferson Airplane fan@@michaelsalmon6260

@@DrewderSLAPretty badass!!!

You are so right. I mean this is beyond the greatest of the greatest in the music industry.

Se acabaría el juego

The game itself would be a letdown after this performance. Half the crowd would leave after halftime.

​@@Sherman62 Right? This would be the highlight football wishes it could be.

What? No autotune? No hostile/obscene/aggressive gangsta rap? No vocal gymnastics where a single syllable results in elaborate 'runs' that are so long and convoluted that you have forgotten what the words were, that they were singing? No frenetic dancers and complex choreography. And not a soppy milquetoast served lukewarm...was that Maroon 5? Egads! Music that is enjoyable...with truly talented people who work hard to sound good! What a concept! Nahh, America wouldn't go for it; everyone seems to need something that they can be critical (& mean) about these days. How sad. A whole nation of people who are looking to be offended at something.😕

I love ❤ her voice

I've watched this video countless times and each time I get goose bumps and a big cry ball in my throat. The Wilson sisters are epic!

Have you heard her rendition of "No Quarter"? Its is also AMAZING. She is absolutelly one of the best rock female singers of all time.

@@cronistamundano8189 I recommend you see and hear "An All-Star Tribute to Brian Wilson" at Radio City Music Hall (2001). Sir George Martin introduced the show-stopper: "Good Vibrations". As Martin said, "G.V." is notoriously difficult to do live, "but this band can do it." This Band = Ann & Nancy Wilson fronting choristers (Harlem Boys Choir), instrumentalists/harmonies (Wondermints + Taylor Mills = The Brian Wilson Band), and an operatic baritone (Jubilant Sykes) for the Mike Love parts. It is not as transcendent as their "Stairway to Heaven", but it is truly impressive. The Wilson Sisters gave great tribute to the Wilson Brothers (Brian and deceased brothers, Dennis and Carl).

Could of not said it any better

No it can't

my clone kst

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I'm in agreement with you on this video. Magical moment!👍😎

This version just gets me in the feels - I can't resist watching it over and over.

I'm going to be 65 next month and hope that I live long enough to see ❤️ in August in Lincoln, Nebraska. It would be my 4th time. ❤❤

I felt for the guitar player having to play Jimmy Pages most famous solo to Jimmy page... wouldn't be me! It was fantastic

Exactly! You bring in the best of the best and you f'ing rock it- OMG~!

I’ve watched many of the Kennedy Honors, I have to say this is one of the better performances. They did a great job!

My favorite version and I'm 65.❤❤ Robert looks p'd! Maybe she sang it better!?

Agreed!!!

Ann Wilson: I have watched this 10xs (at least) since you performed it...and indeed, you are no man, you are amazing and so talented....Do you happen to know who did the arranging for the choral parts/orch.? I'm doing this in my final concert of my 40 years in teaching w/ my HS. students and the choir arr. is , well rather...blahhhhh....Don't know if this will find it's way to you but thought it worth a try, most sincerely, Wendy Shepherd , Choral Director, Wilson HS, Tacoma, WA

Yasssd

No man am I.

Fantastic reference. Zeppelin love Tolkien so I am sure they would also appreciate it

This comment pleases me.

cool story

So Jason is the one up there playing Jimmy's solo?! I couldn't figure out who he was!

He didn't lie...what a gig!!❤

​@@katiehoward8369Jason is the drummer. The son of Zeppelins only drummer, John (BONZO) Bonham

@@katiehoward8369 Jason is on the drums, as his dad once was.

Me too. 72 yrs old

Did u catch all the mens reactions at the 2nd choir reveal. They probably knew she was gonna tear it up.

I literally feel every bit of this.

@Sarah H I absolutely agree, amazing!

Ann is good jack from great white sounds more like plant then plant does

Powerhouse is absolutely the right word

Plant couldn't hit it at 50. That's how great a vocalist Ann Wilson is.

They flew in from a concert in Florida just hours before and had no rehearsal! They are awesome.

@@rickdaystar477 Really! That makes it even more phenomenal and illustrates what consummate musicians they are. I suppose the rest of the musical cast had rehearsed? Does anyone know? I mean if it was all spontaneous then it's shere magic.

@@michaelkirkby6306 I saw the sisters interviewed on a Sunday morning show and that performance was discussed. It seems there was preparation prior with the musicians and choir but because of a commitment the ladies flew in from Miami to Washington just a few hours before the Kennedy Center event..they had done that song many times before but not with that arrangement. They had been up for hours between the Miami concert and the Kennedy Center show. Absolute professionals!

@@rickdaystar477 Thanks for that Rick. I remember the first time I heard the first Heart album and then the second one. Those two recordings are classic.

Your comment is SO eloquent! Could not have said it better myself. ❤

I know. Ann is amazing. Look at all those people's faces on the crowd and you know they have just heard some of the best in music back in the day when music was real music.

Nope...greatest R&R song of all time is Johnny B Goode until rock fades away. Those Englishmen learned their lessons well from Chuck Berry.

Beautifully said❤

You blew it with your "This song was given new life." Stairway never died!

Me 👍🏻👍🏼

i do

Me

I almost feel as an artist she is creating this experience as her gift to them

yep. Ann Wilson was perfect for this song...I still get shivers.

Daisy, I thought the same thing. He just looked like he was really having a great time.

Can you imagine playing Jimmy Page's guitar solo in front of Jimmy Page?

@@rustyshackleford836 was thinking the same thing. He's likely a massively experienced session musician, but still...

agree

He looks like he’s grown into an incredibly wise Asian teacher. Hehe

I have been here almost 65 years and the oldest musician that I listen to is Blues Musician Robert Johnson. 😂

Check out tribute to George Harrison with prince

​@@georgerubin3866this tribute is to Lady to whom they all know. May i hint. Lords Mother

Who is he?

Shane Fontayne ☺️

He looks like Sheldon Cooper. LOL

My first thoughts were Sheldon “. That’s hilarious

He should’ve played it on a fender telecaster like Jimmy Page did on the original track.

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yes it is

Agree 1000% 👌🏼

Not possibly. THE best EVER tribute in the history of time. Nothing can ever top this. Makes me burst into tears every single i watch/listen to this. It's so perfect it's actual magick.

I’d say this was the best cover ever but Disturbed on Conan might have taken it.

5/ on drums son’s john bonham

Isn’t it beyond amazing? I’ve watched it countless times, always chills and tears in my eyes.

that Lady is Ann Wilson and her vocals are a rock and roll GOAT

Yeah as a long, long time rocker going back to the early mid seventies I would nudge out blondie and others for her and that says it all!

How are you going to say that about a video for a song sung by Robert Plant?

No, the ABBA girls are the greatest rock singers ever!

Ann Wilson is a certified BADASS! …but my vote for greatest rock singer (at least, in his prime) would go to Steve Perry of Journey!

The only one who could've stood in if Ann was unable is Pat Benatar.

Ann Wilson and Stevie Nicks!!

No offense but Ann Wilson is way better than Stevie Nick's or Pat Benatar..Neither had the the extreme range or depth of richness when they were young, let alone now..I love them Both, but Stevie and Pat were and still are much more 1 dimensional singers...There is no one on Earth With the incredible pipes of Ann Wilson and there never has been.

No argument there

Janis Joplin and Emmalou Harris are the real queens of rock!

Bobby Horner, well said my friend. I am in my 70s, saw Led Zep in concert, but this performance was more impactful.

I am 60 and I saw LZ at Madison Square Garden in 1973. It changed my life. I have been playing the guitar ever since. I listen to LZ every day in my car, they are on my daily rotation The greatest rock band ever! ♥️🎶♥️

Can you imagine how nervous they all were especially the guitar player! They had to block it out and just let it rip Wow what a performance. The people who were there witnesses lightening in a bottle My God 😭♥️♥️♥️♥️🎶🎶

Not as good as the original but good

From the Hart 🎼

Your choice of words Laura are right on target.....could not of been stated any better.....

I’ve heard him say that he doesn’t typically like to listen to covers of this song, but that he loved this one.

He was amazed that Jason was there. He and John were so close.

You look pretty good too. ha ha

This is Led Zepplin experiencing their song the way us mere mortal do..

Great performance!

Cassius Morris me as well!!!!!!!! lol

Cassius Morris ...How ? lol

Cassius Morris This type of music isn't even that melodic or emotional. Go listen to Angel Vivaldi or Insomnium then you'll cry lol.

Dylan Rose The beauty of something is purely on an individual level.

Well said!

Wow! Nailed it!

I thought Robert was in tears and Jimmy was grooving!

It's actually funny that you said that, because it's pretty much Word for word what I was just telling someone less than 5 minutes ago. I get goose bumps and tears every time I watch this. Which is all the time. There are no words for how much I love this video.

Jimmy Page clearly is enjoying but Robert Plant is in tears….

AMEN to that.

Agreed

True talent unlike today's singers.

Not sure anyone underestimates her talent or vocals, in her prime she was unmatched and everyone knew it.

I beg to differ.... She's the Greatest Female Rock Vocalist of all Time!!!

I remember hearing Dog and Butterfly when I was younger for the first time. I was absolutely blown away with her vocals on the B side.. Lush and extremely warm yet subtlety distant and heartbreaking. Heart is one of the greatest bands of all time.

I play this on Monday Morning every week to set me up.

Just gets better and better as it goes on. Legendary performance

Best comment 👍🏼

I listen to it regularly when I want to remind myself of how good life is!

SO was mine

They do a mean Led Zep, I've got a DVD where they do a couple of songs and they are just great. I see we share some of the same taste in music. I went to see Dave Mason last night at a local theater, it was a great show, I was in the front row and got lots of great photos. He did a lot of stuff from Traffic and more. facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10205675549918639.1073741847.1551377316&type=1&l=c1673566e7

German Shepherd Dog Lovers Community OMG, OMG, OMG " It's a small world" ♥

Shannon Fisher It really is ;-) Are you on FB?

German Shepherd Dog Lovers Community​ no I'm not its hard enough for me to handle a cell, as I said before technology and me don't get along. My grandchildren made me get a cell phone to keep track of me. Google+ with e-mails is overwhelming my phone. I've meet so many nice people like yourself keeps my spirits up after my dogs passed. 

Shannon Fisher I think the link I sent you will let you see my photos from last night even if you're not on FB, at least that's what it tells me.

In September 2022 she sang 3 LZ songs Including Stairway to Heaven with the Jim Irsay Band in Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, and she’s still got it. Look for the videos on UKposts.

I agree she is awesome

That's fantastic good for you that's nice that's really nice congratulations

@@joanonofrio2691 no need to be a smartass

That's why the 3 old men were so enthusiastic

Just watched it again myself. Amazing.

Crying right now! Man! This band and this song!!!!!

Thee best. By far, no contention,

Me too, this performance puts tears in my eyes every time. Wow, imagine how the band felt sitting watching this tribute to them.

I watch it everyday and get the chills every time. Perfection

Her voice is strong as ever and she is well into her sixties here. What a performance!

she is my favrite behind her robert plant this was gift for me!!!!!!!!!!!

Yeah killer vocals sheesh. Also - whoever did the arrangement here deserves a medal. Superb.

The microphone helps.

Too bad all the background noise detracts from the vocals.

I totally agree, but I am a little older too.😅

But the choir was an amazing touch!

I tell people rock and roll is the legasy we baby boomers leave to future generations. Taylor Swift's personal hygiene issues are what will be her generation's legasy.

Exactly

@@kimshaw6857 Pretty damn sad, really. Another tribute I just watched was with the late Tom Petty, the late Prince, Jeff Lynne, Dhani Harrison, Steve Winwood play "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" at the 2004 RRHOF induction for George.

This video gets me every time. Just stunning.

Amen

I think that's what Plant was doing too.

Dan Couldn't have said it better myself!!!!

a Led Zeppelin classic performed by Heart...you said it Dan...some tears, a whispered "wow" and seeing the joy on the faces of the guys being honored.

Honestly she sang it better IMO. It's subjective of course but the original lacked in timing and tone in certain places while Ann's lacked in the same emotional almost-crying lines. She not only 'corrected' some of the delivery but also did stay true to some of the small little details in the inflections and timing. Everything about this rendition is probably better than anything Led Zeppelin could have done live mainly because of how well Ann can belt out notes lol it's crazy. They are sort of harmonizing tracks like a chorus in the studio version, Plant runs out of breath live, and Ann at over 60 years old seems to dominate that vocally. It's not to put down Led Zeppelin to any degree but I look at it like taking a worldwide classic song and finding a way to dream team it into sounding better than ever before.

Absolutely! You can't outdo Led Zeppelin, she didn't try to, it was a beautiful tribute & masterfully performed! I Love This

Totally agree

You hit it on the head. She as jamming with her sister, letting the guitarist rage, and let the choir and background singers shine. What a pro. What a performer. What a voice.

She never takes credit for bringing Robert Plant to tears. "It’s just a magnificent performance to watch and it kills me every time. It kills me in two or three different ways. It’s just like, Oh my God," Plant explained to Vulture.

What about John Paul Jones 🤷🏻‍♂️

@@Jimmy_Cooper Paul Jones is the chill teacher who approved from the inside lol

JPJ's face at 7.38 says it all.

@@Jimmy_Cooper He was simply the most talented of them all.

John Paul Jones was underrated and he really should have spent more time in the spotlight. But to say he was the most talented person in the band. , I guess.. Meanwhile Jimmy page is by far one of the top five rock guitar players ever. For me he’s number one. You may find people who disagree with my number but JPJ and Jimmy page are just not in the same league

The reactions of Robert Plant, John Paul Jones and Jimmy Page are amazing!!

You literally just copied two comments to make something completely unoriginal. Fail.

Robert was actually crying because he didn't expect Jason to be on the drums

guitar player blew the critical solo out his ass....Greta Van Fleet needs to do this song

me.

absolutly-and when that curtain rises-it is the rise of common humanity...just a one in a time ever performance-

not almost, was spiritual!

+Leo Vial Hi Grateful Dead Grateful Dead's greatest hits

AGREED!!!!!!

No, it was spiritual. No, it wasn't just spiritual, it's religious.

that chorus never fails to raise every hair on my body

How wonderful. I would have loved to be there too!!

How wonderful you were able to listen to this live, such a beautiful performance ....

May I ask how you got a ticket do to speak? Are u a celebrity? Just asking out of curiosity, you are lucky 🍀

@@cindynewjersey7153 I worked for someone in DC who was attending

YES! I always tell people that if they need a joy transfusion, just to watch Jimmy and Jonesy listening to this tribute. Their joy would raise the dead.

@@cherylhulting1301 When I have a bit of a problem with the world, I always listen to this.

ANN WILSON...🙏🙏🙏

I think when that chorus came up, that was where he lost it and couldn't contain his excitment anymore. You could see he was thinking, "Dang, why didn't I think of that? This is GREAT!"

Imagine being that guitarist....playing for Jimmy.... probably shit his pants...lol

Yes it is !!

It's amazing. But the bar is very high in that category.

If you aint seen it check out the video of Green Day at Hyde park, Crowd singing before the start. It ain't a performance, but 1 spectacular video.

I just did. Again. For the umpteenth time.

Me too. When I need to feel something wonderful, I sit down and watch this. It's an amazing experience. Imagine what it was like for the live audience

I cannot watch it without getting teary-eyed and goosebumps. Impossible! Perhaps the greatest rock song ever written! So happy I was in my 20s in the70s, with all that fantastic music!

gets me every time. Jason Bonham on the drums is just.....emotional

This young boomer just did..... Again.

That's wonderful. For those afflicted with this cruel disease, familiar music can break through and touch the emotions of those who suffer from it. I saw that with my mom before she passed away. So happy your father could smile and feel a connection. Bless you!

Wow that is the power of music making it’s mark. My folks passed a few years ago but and father had Az too but certain songs brought that memorable smile back to life again. So glad this awesome performance brightens his days. Treasure them. Sincerely

Joel that makes me very happy to hear. God 🙏 bless you and your father.

Good music transcends time, memory, age, it breaks through and touches us on a level even such a disease cannot stop. It's in our very souls. Bless you and your father.

@@garylove5475 who is not immune to death? We know the answer and so we love these wonderful Memories.. That's.what we have... for me, that's enough.

I saw Heart live in the 80's, they sounded amazing. I'm so glad I did. ❤

I saw Zeppelin in the 80's, it was amazing. I will never forget. Black Sabbath was the opener. Capitol Centre Landover Maryland.

Had the honor of meeting Jason last night after a concert in Indianapolis, and I can say without a doubt, one of the funniest most genuine guys out there, total salt of the earth like his pops. As you said, this is probably as good a tribute as humanly possible!

I agree with everything you just said..... WoW!!!! Just WoW!!!!

You summed it up perfectly!

She sure did and Shane Fontayne owned the solo. Jimmy Page knew it and you could see the joy in his face. They took the best rock song ever written and played it better than its ever been done before.

+tleeg74 Funny, ain't it? A lot of artists who started their careers in the 90s don't sound half as good now as she does, even though she began in...what, the 70s? I hope one day she gets her own tribute like this!

+Nystari very true

+tleeg74 Damn right!!! I am so glad I grew up with her;and Nancy! While I really try to like today's musical artist's( My God': Lady gaga's singing of the national anthem took my breath away!! I LOVE HER!), it's seems most of today's so called "artists and so called singers" basically SUCK!!!

+4everbobby Agree .

+YTbobo4u AMEN my opinion Ann is 1 of if thee best famale vocalist oever in rock Seattle sure has extrewmly talented musicains that 4 sure so much music we listen is from Seattle

Well said. ..

deep

Just yes.

Exactly

Very insightful observations.

Video editor should be cancelled - otherwise its epic - which is why guy should never work again!

From my point of view, the Boys were thinking.., why didn't WE add a choir & full orchestra!!?? They were VERY moved by the tribute!

You are 1 million percent right. By the Way Live version of Running Down a Dream Tom Petty is also cool.

@@walter2990 Yes. I remember Jimmy Page once talking about his feeling that Zeppelin's original version lacked "layering." His comment made me grin because let's face it, Zeppelin's "Stairway" is pretty epic. But Heart and the Kennedy Center musical arrangers demonstrated for Jimmy how that layering might sound. It's masterfully done.

Sorry for your loss. 😢😢

❤

That’s so beautiful. I’m sorry for your loss ♥️

I'm sorry for your mother's passing. Such a beautiful sign for you both. 💌

My Condolences.

I’ve read that Plant later said he was in tears remembering his deceased friend and bandmate John Bonham.

I think when the last curtains pulled away and that last choir with the bowler hats on, it got to him. Music has that power and thinking of the old days and old friends. I can honestly say music has saved my life more than once. ❤ And caused me miId hearing Ioss. I regret nothing and continue to go see as many shows as I can. Nothing makes you feel more alive than being among thousands of people feeling the same thing you are, it's magical and I love it like a drug. 😅

Apsolutly! My Thought Exactly! 👍

Yes.. ann really slay the song.. but part of the reason for the legends giving the ovation is because the drummer is john bonham's son.. it's a surprise performance by him that the other members didn't know until this performance.

@@ridzuansufian3823 - Everybody here is fully aware of that. But the ovation was for everyone on stage. They all played a part in make Led Zeppelin stand up and applaud.

And make Robert Plant tears drop

beautifully said, HRM.

why don't I know this guitarist ??? LOL Imagine playing in front of Page !!!

Who had the brass Balls to even perform with Heart, let alone in front of Robert Plant and Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones?? please ID the guitarists

@@markruszczyk1500 - Shane Fontayne

Exactly... I took so many people to do what 4 guys did years ago...

@@goldenevie3167 He's a Brit whose been around for a while named Shane Fontayne

Yes! I’m so thankful we get to see it.

The best part of this amazing performance is you get to see Zep realize how great their song was, and of course, how great they were

Michael Cutcher were? They still are great! And the song is top 5 in my opinion

I can remember a time where every band had a cover of "Stairway". I guess at that point, hearing your song sang over and over by people who just wanted to do a cover...yeah that would make me sick of my own song regardless of what that song was. But honestly...this isn't a cover, I don't know what it is, but its not a cover and I think Page saw and felt that like everyone else there.

Tanner Wimer Absolutely. What are your other four?

Actually about 54 years, to be exact.

I couldn’t agree more

Michele Obama is WAY INTO IT! And that choir.- I’ve got chillls and Robert Plant crying - I cannot

Excellent point!

I believe the same especially Robert Plant their music is timeless Acousticly and pure Rock 'n' Roll all the way the best of all time! I have John Bonham with his awesome bowler hat tattooed on my arm along with as I say Father time surrounded by both angles of "The object" of Presence. I'm 59 years old and the respect I have for their music will be with me forever❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️....

Heart took it to all of our Hearts

Blackbird25 I watch this once or twice a month just to make sure I know what music really is.

Agreed. I read somewhere that page, plant don't like people covering this particular song.

Yeah....

Seriously. Thanks for this comment. Not sure if it is a rebuttal, but it certainly fits. I'm not sure I would say that Robert Plant is displaying some disdain for this performance. I would hope that he is humbled by so famous and accomplished artists such as these Wilson sisters, attempting to honor Led Zeppelin. I say, job well done.

@poida No way... That's ridiculous.

It’s perfect. what LZ couldn’t embody Is the Feminine. Yet their songwriting and music is not of the hard driving, macho genre that one hears in Ted Nugent. Deep Purple and other bands of that era. The words and music are complex with images and symbols. Their music is androgynous. I think many in the audience were so moved by Heart’a performance because they brought and expressed the Feminine in the song which was always there, but never explicitly expressed until then.

@@pbohearn Agree.

seen it a hundred times goosebumps , chills and tears everytime

Yeah, I was just thinking about all the little Luciferians in there - even our old Comander in Chief who did a whole lot of nothing for our country...

Big bollocks don’t do what he did justice ( )( )

nailed it 🤘💥💥🤘

He rocked on. Thanks for mentioning him.

@@CCCC-eg6jg unacceptable language

@@valerietroke6281 what language might that be?

To see Robert Plant, Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones grinning and tearing up at this is all the proof the world needs.

Agreed ! And one part that no one talks about is that Ann / Nancy / Heart were continuing to PUT IN THE WORK before this...for decades playing & arranging Zeppelin tunes. I would see Heart all thru 90s and 2000s...they kept those tunes in the set lists. So when they were called for this MEGA gig...they were fuggin READY & basically created this moment w/ all those other talented cats who were also working for decades on Led Zep.

@@christym8140 Rocky Rrryrr

@@GeoffGillDrums Ann Wilson's voice is a weapon!! There are none like hers! Utter brilliance!

@@larryreznik7897 Yes, so true!