December 10, 2007, a date that will remain forever in the memory of 20,000 (lucky) viewers last night, the O2 Arena in London, attended the return one of the greatest rock band ever.
The concert of the year, so many have called the show last night in London O2 Arena 20,000 people seen in full in respect of revived worship Led Zeppelin.
16 songs in just over two hours to touch their whole career (ten albums in all), homonymous debut Led Zeppelin until the last work recorded before the death of drummer John Bonham, in 1980.
And 'the son of Bonham, Jason, to be the most excited: replace the return of his father led to 27 years after their last live performance should be an incredible experience.
the tribute concert for the co-founder of Atlantic Records Ahmet Ertegun has performed other artists, including Pete Townshend (The Who), Foreigner (who played their hit "I Want to Know What Love Is "with the support of the church choir of St. Luke in Portsmouth), Paolo Nutini (the last singer hired by Ertegun before his death), the Bill Wyman's Rhythm Kings, Paul Rodgers.
to open the dances was However, a supergroup consisting of Chris Squire (Yes), Rick Wakeman (Strawbs), Keith Emerson and Simon Kirke (Bad Company, and Fire).
But needless to say, the grand finale with Jimmy Page & co. it was the right time expected of the evening.
At 21 local LEDs have begun with "Good Times, Bad Times", from their first album in 1969, followed by "Ramble On" (Led Zeppelin II), "Black Dog" (Led Zeppelin IV ) and "In My Time of Dying" (a traditional blues ballad recorded by Blind Willie Johnson in the '20s, and later taken up by Bob Dylan and Led album Physical Graffiti, 1974).
E 'then the turn of "For Your Life" song that the group did not have the strange habit of playing concerts in the glorious years of his career. Follow "Trampled Underfoot", "" Nobody's Fault But Mine, "" No Quarter "and the epic" Since I've Been Lovin 'You ".
E'" Dazed and Confused "on the public ferry to the second hour of live.
"It 's important to create a dynamic path and choose a list of songs that touches all ten of our albums, but there is a group of pieces worth more than others to regardless, and this is part of. "
So Robert Plant has introduced the highly anticipated" Stairway to Heaven ", the most famous piece of the group, for many the best song in rock history.
followed" The Song Remains the Same "" Misty Mountain Hop "and the majestic" Kashmir. "
During the encore the band played" Whole Lotta Love "and" Rock and Roll. "
Speculation has been going on for months, several journalists are sure that this concert will not be the last one and say that in 2008 there will be other opportunities to see Led Zeppelin live.
Before the show Jimmy Page told Reuters: "Let's see what happens to a concert O2 arena. I do not have a crystal ball, as you have not you. "Then a door-though small-is.
Many bosses music industry were present at the event, including the parent company of Warner Lyor Cohen, Randy Phillips of AEG Live, Gary Arnold of Best Buy, Apple's Jeff Jones, David Dorn of Rhino and Kevin Wall's Control Room.
At soundcheck on Sunday were able to attend a small group of fans who have selected a couple of preview songs that were later made part of the tracklist from last night.
Several rock stars were hidden in the crowd, including David Gilmour of Pink Floyd, Dave Grohl of the Foo Fighters that was able to show with pride her tattoo in honor of the Zeppelin, some members of Oasis and Genesis, Steve Winwood and Marilyn Manson.
The proceeds of the show will be the foundation of Ahmet Ertegun, which deals with education of less fortunate children in the United Kingdom, Turkey and the United States. This
the full tracklist:
Good Times Bad Times Ramble On
Black Dog In My Time Of Dying For Your Life
Trampled Underfoot Nobody's Fault But Mine
No Quarter Since I've Been Loving You
Dazed and Confused Stairway To Heaven
The Song Remains The Same Misty Mountain Hop
Kashmir
BIS 1
Whole Lotta Love
BIS 2
Rock And Roll
And now the video section of Kashmir from this concert.
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