Review of Led Zeppelin: Celebration Day (2012) by Mircea C — 20 Oct 2012

Watching this concert at cinema was like watching the band for the first time live on stage in front of my eyes, literally. The volume of this in the cinema came as close as a The Who gig back in the '70s, which was pretty much beyond anything I have ever heard in my life. Experience-wise, this film just blew my mind and ears.

This film/gig reconfirmed two things: 60+ years old men are still the greatest rock bands on the planet and the rock music nowadays is dying, to a point where I just want to build a time machine and go back to 1969 and stay there.

I'm happy that for once I was privileged to see them live, unlike my dad who just owned their almost entire collection. In your face, dad!

This film simply gave me eargasms, and I want more of this. For the next documented concert, please, give me The Who at Live At Leeds; or anything by them for that matter. And then we'll talk about the other bands like The Rollings Stones, etc.