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Stairway to Heaven: Live Recording

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It is not often that you find a live audio and video recording this good for completely free! This is a live version of Stairway to Heaven by Led Zeppelin. It was posted a while ago on YouTube by a great channel called Old Tapes, a channel that I suggest you all go and check out! The audio part of the recording has been remastered, I am assuming, and it absolutely fantastic! It really sounds great. To add to that, you also get to experience the light show as it was at the original concert. The actual concert and date is not listed in the description but, if you know what concert this is from, then please feel free to leave it in the comments below! This recording features some great guitar riffs and an amazing solo from Jimmy Page as well as some unheard vocal adlibs from Robert Plant. I think this is one of the best free recordings I have seen of live Led Zeppelin, and I highly suggest that anyone interested in Led Zeppelin watches it! 

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