More than 80 minutes of historic 1970 Led Zeppelin footage emerges online: "This is a monumental addition to the Led Zeppelin canon"

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"After 56 years, I am proud to present all the 16mm footage shot by Peter Whitehead and Ernie Vincze of Led Zeppelin's performance at the Bath Festival on June 28th, 1970," says ledzepfilm. "Rumoured for decades, this is a monumental addition to the Led Zeppelin canon and an essential watch for any fan." Whitehead and Vincze originally planned to shoot the concert and interview Led Zeppelin, but the pair arrived at the festival site late and missed the band's arrival by helicopter. Latest Videos From Louder Watch full video here:Even so, the complete Bath footage, which captured Led Zeppelin at an early career crossroads, has become a holy grail among Led Zeppelin fans. "It’s historically very important," Dave Lewis, editor of Led Zeppelin's Tight But Loose fanzine, told Classic Rock in 2017.