Unpublished images of Zeppelin LED They had remained stored in a drawer for 45 years.
The 13 -minute video was filmed in 8 mm film during the Show of the legendary band at the Falkoner Center in Copenhagen, Denmark, in July 1979. This was the second date of two preparation concerts before its final dates in the United Kingdom in Knebworth the following month.
According to Louder Sound, the images resurfaced were captured by the fan Lennart Strömwho revealed the existence of the film less than a year ago.
The video has been scanned by the American company Reel Revival Film and corrected in color by The Pink Floyd Research Group. It has also been compared with an audio recording of the concert in question.
The unpublished video of Led Zeppelin
Speaking to Led Zeppelin News, Ström explained: “We carry the Super 8 camera to try a new film that could work indoors. It was no problem to put the camera, it was quite small and I think he had her in his pants, behind his back. At that time it was not very common to film. They were looking for more audio equipment”
He continued: “According to the newspapers, the concert of the previous night was a disaster due to the electrical failures that the laser had caused. Therefore, there were generators in the alley that we passed before entering. We did not understand why they were there, but I remembered that in the army it was generators. So, of course, we were worried about the concert. ”
Ström continued to tell the website that there were “Saved this movie in a drawer all [estos] years”adding: “[Hice] A digital copy, not as good as the one you have done, but I can’t find it. [Se] I showed some friends, guitarists, who went crazy. And that was the silent version. ”
The video, which was uploaded to the YouTube channel Ledzepfilm yesterday (February 18), presents parts of ‘The Song Remains The Same’, ‘Black Dog’, ‘Nobody’s Fault But Mine’, ‘Over The Hills and Far Away’, ‘Misty Mountain Hop’, ‘Since I’ve Been Loving You’, ‘No Quarter’, ‘Hot Dog’, ‘Rain Song’, ‘Stairway to Heaven’, ‘Whole Lotta Love’ And more.
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