Led Zeppelin - Stairway To Heaven (Celebration Day)

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[johnnyhuffstetler]

A band for the ages. A song for the ages

[eddie-a]

The master behind closed door…There can’t be Led Zeppelin without Jon Paul Jones…

[mikec]

It was so great seeing Led Zeppelin back together and giving a kick-ass performance as a bookend on their career. Their performance of Kashmir during this concert was exceptional.

[FunFactFreaks]

I have played and repeatedly listened to this song since the 70's and have always tried to condense its mean to something that reflects how I now feel in my later years. This is my take: The song, to me, is a journey — both spiritual and philosophical. It challenges materialism, urges self-awareness, and gently reminds us that enlightenment or “Heaven” isn’t bought — it’s found through inner truth, listening, and maybe a kind of surrender to something greater.
It's poetic, ambiguous, and dreamlike — but at its heart, it's a warning and an invitation: don't sleepwalk through life chasing glitter. Listen to the wind. Choose your path wisely. There’s still time.

[RussellNorris-hc]

Its so sad to see so many musicians get old or dir over the decades from so many decades this was Led Zeppelins Goodbye. This was a great performance.i wish I could go back to tbe 1960s and 1970s and see them and so many bands in there prime.

[daleecleo]

Can't help but to keep on watching over and over. Superb 👍👏

[jaydirt]

All I can say is that if it wasn't for my parents I probably wouldn't love this type of music like led zeppelin. I literally just turned 38. Thanks mom and dad

[bellerophon]

I like how Robert sings in a lower register, as if to acknowledge that he just cannot hit the high notes anymore and might sound foolish trying

[PauloSantos-sbde]

Pathetic solo. Jimmy Page always a shame playing live. Excessively plagiaristic guitarist. Thief of American music.