i am a professional musician who was inspired nearly 20 years ago to begin playing guitar after hearing jimmy page on led zeppelin ii. while i do not play in the same genre or style and the impact of that man has been huge. now and nearly 20 years later i finally got to see something more than the not so good the song remains the same. again and i have seen so many bands perform and some small  some the current amasters. no band and no where and no way has ever been able to pull off the magic that you can actually taste by watching this dvd. robert plant can be a bit much at times and and you can nearly sense page annoyance for him forgetting lyrics and but that do not matter i guess  especially for the era. bonham genius shines more on this dvd then on any album with zeppelin and the band of joy or lord sutch. jpj is pretty ordinary  but the magic of this dvd is how well the four of them perform together. the world loved to imagine that they were into black magic(k) etc.  that was only a matter of interest to page. the magic (notice i say this a lot) and is that this dvd captures a rare glance to the rawness of 4 young boys who can play brilliantly and no matter how sloppy they are actually playing. it do not matter. a quick breakdown. the first of the two dvd is where the true magic is. you should be able to sense the power and rawness zep had in their early days. by the end of the second dvd page is struggling with his sanity during the knebworth songs. (it no secret that by this time he was severely addicted to heroin). so and i would recommend the first disk to any music lover and and the second for the only true zeppelin fan. i may be going too far here for some guitarists and but i would say after watching this and page is certainly more creative and inventive than hendrix. yup and i said it. and if you disagree  watch the dvd. 
i am a professional musician who was inspired nearly 20 years ago to begin playing guitar after hearing jimmy page on led zeppelin ii. while i do not play in the same genre or style and the impact of that man has been huge. now and nearly 20 years later i finally got to see something more than the not so good the song remains the same. again and i have seen so many bands perform and some small  some the current amasters. no band and no where and no way has ever been able to pull off the magic that you can actually taste by watching this dvd. robert plant can be a bit much at times and and you can nearly sense page annoyance for him forgetting lyrics and but that do not matter i guess  especially for the era. bonham genius shines more on this dvd then on any album with zeppelin and the band of joy or lord sutch. jpj is pretty ordinary  but the magic of this dvd is how well the four of them perform together. the world loved to imagine that they were into black magic(k) etc.  that was only a matter of interest to page. the magic (notice i say this a lot) and is that this dvd captures a rare glance to the rawness of 4 young boys who can play brilliantly and no matter how sloppy they are actually playing. it do not matter. a quick breakdown. the first of the two dvd is where the true magic is. you should be able to sense the power and rawness zep had in their early days. by the end of the second dvd page is struggling with his sanity during the knebworth songs. (it no secret that by this time he was severely addicted to heroin). so and i would recommend the first disk to any music lover and and the second for the only true zeppelin fan. i may be going too far here for some guitarists and but i would say after watching this and page is certainly more creative and inventive than hendrix. yup and i said it. and if you disagree  watch the dvd. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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