A previously unseen video of Led Zeppelin performing in Atlanta, Georgia on April 23, 1977 was released online.
The film, shot by Ron Gerber, shows the first three songs of that evening’s performance: “The Song Remains The Same”, “Sick Again” and “Nobody’s Fault But Mine” along with “Kashmir” and “Rock And Roll”.
Gerber’s film, which lasts for more than 6 minutes, was sychronised by LedZepFilm to an audience recording of the concert. The film has been newly transferred by The Negative Space and colour corrected by Nuff from the Pink Floyd Research Group.
The release of the Atlanta 1977 footage is the latest in a series of unofficial video releases led by fans in recent weeks. Last week, an unseen video of Led Zeppelin performing in Ohio on January 24, 1975 was released online.
Earlier this month, a 51-minute, previously unseen video of Led Zeppelin performing in Montreal, Canada on February 6, 1975 was also released.
this is the best cine footage ive seen of the 77 tour those acrobatic jumps buy page he really put is heart and soul into that band john bonham looked in fine form too shame some of these shows were not professionally filmed as we could have a led zeppelin dvd volume 2
I was at the concert at Omni in Atlanta in 1977. I, along with a few of my friends,had seats in the nose bleed section. When they were about to play Stairway to Heaven, I grabbed one of my good friends and headed for the front row. Everyone was so friendly and accommodating. They not only made room for us, they also shared their pot! I will never forget that concert. It was really cool to see them up close during Stairway, especially. I went to see Guns n Roses in Atlanta a few years ago. I think it was in 2016 or 17. It was nothing like the 70’s when I could always make my way to the very front of the stage. And, I am pretty sure if anyone started smoking, or doing other drugs, they would be arrested. I sure wish there was professional footage of that Atlanta concert.