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The Song Remains the Same (1976)
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20 October 1976 (USA) moreTagline:
In Concert And BeyondUser Comments:
3 words... "Living F---ing Legends" moreCast
(Credited cast)| John Bonham | ... | Himself - Drummer (as Led Zeppelin) | |
| John Paul Jones | ... | Himself - Bassist & Keyboardist (as Led Zeppelin) | |
| Jimmy Page | ... | Himself - Guitarist (as Led Zeppelin) | |
| Robert Plant | ... | Himself - Lead Singer (as Led Zeppelin) | |
| Peter Grant | ... | Himself - Band Manager | |
| Richard Cole | ... | Himself | |
| Derek Skilton | ... | Himself | |
| Colin Rigdon | ... | Himself |
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137 minLanguage:
EnglishAspect Ratio:
1.85 : 1 moreCertification:
Singapore:PG | Australia:M (DVD rating) | Australia:PG | Netherlands:AL (DVD rating) | Sweden:11 | UK:15 | USA:PG | Finland:K-8 (cut) | Finland:K-12Filming Locations:
Felt Forum, Madison Square Garden - 4 Pennsylvania Plaza, Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA moreFun Stuff
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Some unused backstage shots filmed at Baltimore and at Pittsburgh later found their way into the promotional video for "Travelling Riverside Blues", released in 1990 moreGoofs:
Continuity: In the sequence where Peter Grant, the band's manager, is pretending to be a 30s gangster, two different vintage cars are used in the same sequence. This is most visible by looking at the hood ornaments. moreQuotes:
Himself - Lead Singer: [prior to singing "Stairway to Heaven"] I think this is a song of hope. moreSoundtrack:
Autumn Lake moreFAQ
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My subject is more of a commentary on the band, not the movie. I'm not really a "Led Head". I didn't discover them until the late 80's. I just wish I was born 10 years earlier so I could have experienced them (and other great 70's bands) first hand.
I was 6 when this movie was released and didn't get into the concert scene until rock was in "spin-off mode" (The Firm, Plant, Dio, Ozzy, etc.). But still... This movie is a PERFECT snap shot of the 70's concert scene... Jimmy (Page) with his cosmic pants and girls with neon blue eye shadow.
The movie isn't that great if you're looking at it as a technical piece (direction, cinematography, etc.). But it excels at helping us remember what that period was like. Again, a 14 year old Britany fan will NEVER understand it. It's for those of us who were a part of that dynasty. It's "Classic Rock Video". You watch it... and remember what it was like in the "good old days".
I'm still amazed at how these guys were gods in the music industry. Talk about leaving your mark. They defined a generation and changed the lives of millions, just as The Beatles did a decade before. This kind of fame will never happen again (in corporate America). Do InSync fan's think the same way as we thought about The Beatles and Led Zeppelin? :)
Again, this movie wasn't great (technically), but if you were even remotely a part of this era, it's a must see. I gave it a 7/10 just because I get chills thinking about how these guys were living legends and it seemed like they knew how to handle it.