Rypro, it is, and Page's work fits in damn_well in the structure of Zeppelin's music... Just sayin', from a technical standpoint, that he's always been a little sloppy in the lead department. Not that that's a bad thing, not at all, but JP - while being a very fine rock guitarist - is not one who I would personally consider to be a technical genius... It's just his style to approach the leads with "reckless abandon" for lack of a better term, no harm in that.

Edit - Again... Great DVD, one of the best so far this year, I place it right behind Fear & Loathing In Las Vegas CC as the early leaders in DVD of 2003.

Pretty good disc, I've got a review right here

With bhd de, t2 ee, indy, lotr ttt ee and possibly alien quadillogy coming out this year, it will be hard to do Littlefuzzy's top 100 dvd's of all time list.

I noticed that Page was really sloppy on "rock an roll" on the 3 disc cd. the main reason imo, is because he tried to do both guitar parts, and it really didn't sound too hot. Anyone know why they didn't hire a guitar playing for the tours to make everything flesh out for live shows. And imo, i think Jones is cut out, because, when we do see him, he mainly just stands there and plays. I mean, he's damn tallented and all that, but he looks like he's bored out of his mind while everyone else has incredable energy throughout the entire dvd. Jones, does however show alot of energy on the keyboards.

One question though, when he is on keys, who is the bass player? Or is he playing bass on the keys, an excellent set, I've watched this several times, and my favorite performances are
moby dick (amazing how Bonham could go 20 min non stop and not get tired and still be able to do the entire show.
dazed and confused (very cool with the violin stick)
the Ocean (what was indeed so "raunchy" about Plants moements, I thought I heard something about it being very raunchy performance)\
In My Time of Dying
Stairway (the solo is amazing and is the best version of the song availible)
the only low was Rock and Roll on the dvd. Plant can't get close to the high notes and kind of stuggles to hit them. But the band was still strong even in that time.