Back in the 1970s, when teenagers went to the Midnight Movies on Friday and Saturday nights and nobody disappeared or got murdered, The Song Remains The Same was usually one of the choices every weekend, and I saw it many many times.
This is basically an awesome concert film, in the days before anyone could download concerts on the internet, long before YouTube, when a concert film had to be seen in a movie theater.
The Song Remains The Same was great for what it was. A lot of great Led Zeppelin songs performed in a concert setting, with some fantasy bits inserted into the longer songs. It was good enough, sometimes it was great, and it represents an era of teenage youth that is long gone and can never return.
This is basically an awesome concert film, in the days before anyone could download concerts on the internet, long before YouTube, when a concert film had to be seen in a movie theater.
The Song Remains The Same was great for what it was. A lot of great Led Zeppelin songs performed in a concert setting, with some fantasy bits inserted into the longer songs. It was good enough, sometimes it was great, and it represents an era of teenage youth that is long gone and can never return.