Format: PAL
Region 2
Warner Home Video
DVD Run Time: 132 minutes

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Product Description

The line forms - and ends - here for the world's greatest, most influencial rock band.

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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #5768 in DVD
• Brand: Blu-ray Music & Concerts
• Released on: 2007-12-03
• Rating: Suitable for 15 years and over
• Format: PAL
• Original language: English
• Number of discs: 1
• Dimensions: .21 pounds
• Running time: 132 minutes

DVD Description
This groundbreaking concert film of Led Zeppelin's electrifying 1973 performance at New York's Madison Square Garden is a magical mystery tour through the band's live gig, as well as backstage footage. The Song Remains The Same also delves into band members' personal lives and even recreates their own private hallucinations via animated sequences. A must for fans of the group and those new to the wonder of Zeppelin.

Synopsis
THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME presents the very best of Led Zeppelin's legendary 1973 appearances at New York's Madison Square Garden. Interspersed throughout the concert footage are behind-the-scenes moments that supposedly reflect each band member's individual fantasies and hallucinations. Includes blistering live renditions of 'Black Dog', 'Dazed And Confused', 'Stairway to Heaven', 'Whole Lotta Love', 'The Song Remains The Same', 'Rain Song', and more.

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Customer Reviews

VHS quality Blu Ray disk...
Led Zeppelin is my all time favourite Rock band and this is not even close to being (a registration of) their best concert. However, this disk deserves it's 1 star or lower rating because the transfer is appalling. The picture competes with 'good VHS' standards and the audio does not come close to CD, let alone improve on it. What a sad way to make money.

Visual and Audio Mediocrity
I was really looking forward to watching this movie on Blu-ray, but after doing so was filled with an overwhelming sense of mediocriy. Nothing about this Blu-ray adds anything to the remastered DVD, either visually or sonically. One could deduce this is down to a thoroughly indecent attempt at mastering for this medium.

They should withdraw this product, do it properly and re-issue it. Whoever is responsible for Blu-ray mastering production quality control at Warner Bros needs to be given a serious dressing down.

I know this is an old film, but it was digitally remastered at not inconsiderable expense in the recent past, so no excuses there. I have a Pioneer LX-91 Blu-ray player and high end Yamaha AV Receiver, so the equipment I'm using is not to blame.

If you want to see the full, glorious potential of Blu-ray as far as music video is concerned, I recommend, ZZ Top's, "Live from texas." It is the best I have seen; the TSRTS is easily the worst.

the song is still tops
The song remains the same sums it up in the title
watching jimmy page's awsum giutar work on dazed & confused is still the
best, and if you have your surroud sound set up correctly the sound on
blu-ray travels round the room making your head spin. AWSUM.
The documenty parts are good insights as to how layed back managment
was then, arguement about a guy selling bootleg posters in the stadium
& a fan jumping the barrier and being chased round the stadium, grabbed,
and just thrown out of the fire exit just don't happen today