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EVERY single time I've seen this, i have noticed that: A. Plant is trying his hardest to keep it together B. Page is almost mouthing the chords, or the facial expressions he makes when playing that solo And C. That this rendition is so out of sight, that a woman at 5:24 is testifying to Ann singing. I am hard pressed to not lose my shit when I watch this. It's like when women watch "The Notebook".... Except Zeppelin.

TESTIFYING.

EDIT: Thanks so much for the gold! Holy shit. I've never been gilded before.
Now to read up on what to do with it.

It looked like a longing type of thing. Like he missed it. ....as if it were an old friend he keeps meaning to call, but is afraid it might be too late. And here comes u/annwilsonmusic with the telegram - outta nowhere...and all it says is:

"I miss you too."

Dude was getting DOWN. Haha.

Music teachers like you, man... I mean lady. You get it.

I promise never to call you out on a family member's fb again. Haha. But seriously, it almost seems as tho you knew about the big switch to more real, emotionally charged music-rather than a few keyboards and guitar riffs.

I guess I'm asking: When did you realize that the technology was there to score a game as though it were a tv show or movie? How has it simplified in the best way since then? Thanks!