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1994 music video produced and performed by former Led Zeppelin lead guitarist Jimmy Page and vocalist Robert Plant. Location segments shot in Marrakesh Morocco and Snowdonia Wales the studio portions taped at the London Weekend Television Studios in London. The concert blends rock classical folk and a variety of African and Middle Eastern music and instruments in cover versions of various Led Zeppelin songs. It also features two new pieces "Wah Wah" and "Yallah." It premiered on MTV on October 12 1994.Vocalist Robert Plant and guitarist Jimmy Page are without a doubt two of the most famous talents in rock music. Making their fame as two of the four members of the legendary rock group Led Zeppelin--and definitely the most visible--Page and Plant went on to successful solo careers. In 1994 fourteen years after the dissolution of Zeppelin the two rock giants collaborated to write a few songs and perform on this wonderful video NO QUARTER (UNLEDDED.) On both acoustic and electric instruments including a mandolin and a banjo the two men and a backing band perform seventeen tracks. Music video with location shooting in Marrakesh Morroco and Snowdonia Wales studio segments shot at the London Weekend Television studio in London. Premiered on MTV October 12 1994. Additional credits: Linda Mendoza (assistant director) Roz Story (vision mixer). Tracks: "No Quarter" "Thank You" "What Is and What Should Never Be" "The Battle of Evermore" "Gallows Pole" "Nobodys Fault but Mine" "City Dont Cry" "The Truth Explodes" "Wah Wah" "When the Levee Breaks" "Wonderful One" "Since Ive Been Loving You" "The Rain Song" "Thats the Way" "Four Sticks" "Friends" "Kashmir" Copyright 1994 Nightcharm Ltd.

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