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Great song

❤❤❤Robert ❤❤❤

Over 400,000 fans there in attendance

This is one of those songs-along with “Ten Years Gone” -from these Knebworth shows that are out there, but were never professionally mixed for commercial release. I do wish they’d tidy them up a little and release them.

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Yes, Robert loved Elvis. As others have said already, they met him and talked about it in interviews you can find on yt. Glad you enjoyed it, I like it better live too! ☮️❤️

7:57 I love the way that Page turns around to face Bonham, and they start to push each other higher and higher… the power and raw intensity they can conjure is downright scary! I love it so much.

Zep - Tight band who enjoy playing

Hammer ons, bends and pull-offs was Jimmys middle name, one 2:50 thing that made him so great

pity ZEP didn't play FOOL IN THE RAIN and CAROUSELAMBRA at KNEBWORTH....

I agree with everyone's sentiment that watching this live with all the knowledge we have now, makes it so special and so enjoyable. These guys were struggling and they still showed up for their fans and put on a stellar performance and knocked it out of the park. I like this song on the album but I love it live! Also, I know its not the same but Jason Bonham's band does a live version of Fool in the Rain and it's so fun to watch him get into the groove in that song.

OH & also ya might want to check out another channel i follow called **JCM - Led Zeppelin Stories** he is a die hard Lover of **Led Zeppelin** & he makes his own documentaries of them they are fkn **Amazing Brilliant** i think you will totally **Luv** them!!! <3 He also will randomly do Live Streams where he mostly plays **Led Zeppelin** songs on his **Guitar** & he is fkn **KickAss** <3 Plus he is just a really cool nice being! <3

agreed....not one of their better songs but again better live!

YAY YAY!!! Ha **Luvit** SO glad ya liked this & YES ha **Luv** **MyJimmyWizardBabez** **Smiles** & his i guess what i would call his **CountryFace** teehee & OH YES **Robert Plant** **Luved** **Elvis** he used to warm up to his songs they met him 3 times there are interviews out there about those meetings at one of them Plant & Elvis sang one of Elvis's songs together cuz he asked Plant which was his fav song to warm up to & i think it was a song called "Love Me" so yea they did a lil duet of it together also there is footage out there at an **Elvis** concert where Elvis is all like telling his band something like "Hey fellas we gotta get this right tonight we got **Led Zeppelin** in the audience tonight" Ha pretty fkn badass YAY heh **ManyPixieHugz&Luvz** & yea as for actual visual footage of some songs at their concerts there are so precious few very unfortunately BUT if ya truly want to get into them more on your own time there are like a lot of just audio bootleg FULL concerts out there that ya can search out <3

It’s better seeing it live. Jimmy and JPJ were amazing. They all seem to be having a good time. Robert loves Elvis and this was an homage to him plus that country music influence. While it’s Led Zeppelin and better than most bands songs - I just can’t stand Elvis’ music and true country music. I have always skipped over this one after I heard it when playing the vinyl when it first came out. I can appreciate what they put into it without liking it. I feel like a traitor to my favorite band but, one song out of their entire discography, still a die hard fan. An OG fan. 1969 🤟🏻🤟🏻♥️

Wow! I enjoyed this so much more live! Not caring for the genre is irrelevant when you get to admire the musicianship of the band and seeing their joy performing this live. Jimmy's Elvis face was priceless! 😂

Ooook had to pause again to say OMG i just **Luv** how freakin **Happy** **MyBeautifulJimmyPageWizardBabe** looks in this & damn he is **Melting** me with THAT freakin **Adorable Cutie Smile** of his! Ha YAY k back in **HoeDown** Waaaawhoooo...

Always love the studio cuts....perfection. The archival quality. But Zeppelin live is where you see their personality and chemistry. Blemishes and all, this is where you see them living on the edge, improvising, living in the moment.

Ahahaha YAY F YEA!!! i paused already to say HiHi to Your Lil **Fly** friend k i am **Excited** for this one k goin in NOW Weeeeeeee...

Heck yeah!! I was hoping you'd react to this performance. Such an underappreciated gem.

I left you a message on your last reaction about seeing Get The Led Out.

He loved Elvis, & ambulated him when he was a kid, behind the curtains of his bay window. They met Elvis, & spent a few hours with him, when leaving Elvis stepped out into the Hall. Elvis started singing the song Plant said he loved, & left it for Plant to sing it too. Supposedly Elvis wanted to meet the band, that was selling more tickets then him. There is an interview with them about meeting Elvis, as always their interviews are amazing, & knowledgeable. Yes watching the joy of the live does make this better, it isn’t really one of my favorites. You are know eligible to watch any of their live concerts. Royal Albert Hall (1970). Madison Square Gardens (1973). Earls Court (1975). & Knebworth (1979). I’ve seen each of the last three, & you get better feeling for how great they were live. You know as always, thank you hun.

True statement that it is much more likable live. Night and day. Weird!!

I absolutely love this song

❤❤❤Robert… a musical wonder❤❤❤

a good solid song but so much better live!!!; the version from Zurich 1980 is even better!!!

They used an early type of drum effect on Bonzo's kit for this, and they'd had the lasers as part of their show for a while. Indeed, Jimmy played this with both the whammy and a pick and as far as Robert's voice goes; there's a saying, if you're only running at 50% but you give your entire 50, then you gave 100%. Robert always gave his all, regardless if there were some missed notes, a vocal croak or crack, whatever, he was in it. A bit of trivia about this concert; there's a telephone on Jonesy's keys but he said he didn't know who placed it there, and it wasn't connected to anything, so he just left it. 🙂

Honestly, this show always makes me feel a little sad. Robert had lost his boy, and I feel like you can see in his face the enormous pain he still feels. To me, he's obviously changed, and I mean besides just his voice. If you watch the whole show or even just the video again, I think you'll see what I mean. That, and the fact that just thirteen months after this show Bonzo would be gone, makes this show a tough watch for me at times. Bonzo missed his family terribly and that is what drove him to drink like he did, which as you know, led to his demise. He and his wife, Pat, were high school sweethearts, married in 1966 until his death. They had two children, Jason and Zöe. Pat still lives in the home they shared to this day. 💔

Amigo, cuando volverás a reaccionar a old school reggaeton??? 👀

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John Bonham did that by adjusting the timpani tension with his foot, wild. I always thought it was a phaser or synth processor

Psychedelic Hard Rock at its best! Song info: Robert Plant's lyrics are about how the rich and famous are still exposed to pain and suffering, just in different ways. Jimmy Page used a drone effect on his guitar similar to create a sound similar to what he did on the song "In The Light," but instead of using a cello bow on his guitar, he used a Gizmotron to create the effect. The Gizmotron is a guitar processing device invented by Lol Creme and Kevin Godley from the band 10cc to get a strange distorted sound. When they were recording this album, Jimmy Page and John Bonham were spending a lot of time together and would usually show up at the studio very late and work through the night. This started out with just drums and keyboards created by John Paul Jones, who had a new drum machine to work with. Robert Plant called this song, "A great one, a real stomper." The intro was apparently taken from a soundtrack Jimmy Page was working on for fellow Aleister Crowley admirer Kenneth Anger's film Lucifer Rising. The soundtrack for the film ended up being provided by Bobby Beausoleil, a member of the Manson family.

Live, the song was out of this world! 🤯 Jimmy, JPJ, and Bonzo really shine on this live video. I think Robert did amazingly well adjusting to his new vocal range. I think he sounded great at this concert. But it was really all about the other 3 on this one. Jimmy tried so many unusual things to get sounds that you might not hear by any other artist. Yes, using pick and whammy bar in this song. I’ve only seen him do that a couple of times but wow! Bonzo had God-given talent on the drums. It wasn’t just the way he hit them but the tuning, his incredible sense of timing, and being able to hold down the song with JPJ, or follow Jimmy. Then JPJ gets to play with his new toy. Fantastic reaction video!

Since they went 2 years without performing, after the passing of Plant’s son, I think Page & Bonham were just so damn happy to be playing. Sadly Plant’s vocals aren’t what they were in the earlier days, but he still gives it his all. Like on the 2007 Celebration Day concert, belting it out wasn’t as effortless, but he did it. Still my favorite band, & my favorite singer.

Awwww **Beautiful Reaction** i **Luv** all of what you were saying about **Bonzo** <3 & YEP i fkn **LUV** this performance even **Robert Plant** as ya said man & yea again about **Bonham** & his playing here cuz yea he & **MyJimmyWizardBabe** were wanting to do another album & make it a very hard rock album i am guessing more like at the very beginning of their careers & that would have been so very **KickAss** to see happen but yea life is bizarre so ya gotta be just grateful for **Everything** we do have with ALL aspects of this crazy ass life anyway i am so very **Happy** ya **Enjoyed** this as much as i DO! **PixieHugz&Luvz** **RockON!!!**

The live is so much better then the studio, I know you weren’t a big fan of the studio either. Bonham was married to his high school sweetheart, I heard she still lives in the home they shared, & never remarried. I gave you a list of videos, there isn’t much from this album, I think the full concert at Knebworth has the live of All Of My Love. I could only find the video of footage with his family, with the studio song. Hey here on the 29th I’m going to see Get The Led Out, finally, I’ll let you know how it was. Thanks again for your reaction, is saw it pop up the other day, but you had an issue. So glad you were able to up load it, & I’d rather the text, then the blurred out others do.

YAY YAY & freakin YAY pretty sure i already told ya the story of why THIS was one of my 1st **Luvd** songs by them when i 1st started listening to them heh so just YAY am **Excited** to watch this with ya k goin in Weeeeee...

Its a Come Back Album to Showcase that Zep is Back Rock N Roll Is Back Punk and Newave Cant Match Us

Taylor has never publicly said anything about Hayley's with either her ex or him. He lets the work and music speak for itself. He only talks about how proud he is of her for being open and honest wit her lyrics and that's it. It has always been that way when they were friends, during after laughter and every song she has written about Taylor since they've been together which is half petals for armor, the whole album flowers for vases and liar as romantic partners but has never said anything more or say out loud she is his partner. They confirmed they're dating in an interview online and the writer said they confirm they're dating but won't give any more details and that's it. We as fans now more details and hayley is the one giving us those clues and mentioning by name Taylor is her partner and they've getting more comfortable on stage on showing some type of pda of affection but that's about all we're gonna get from Taylor on being with hayley because that's who he is. He lets the music talk for itself and hayley do the talk lol

For Taylor is his favorite lyrics hayley has written but in the interview he doesn't talk about them just the music because even tho it was confirmed they were datying , to the public we as fans knew but they only confirmed in 2022, and he is super private about it along with hayley but since the lyrics pointed out at him connecting the dots, many people interpreted the song wrong as cheating but is about denial of your feelings and not wanting to bring down the other person because of your baggage but they waited and once they were ready , then they were able to create the healthy relationship they've but on the Zane interview, podcast and another interview with an Australian magazine he doesn't talk about the lycis, just creation of the music and how honest her lyrics are because it wasn't easy but they're here...he is her number one fan and always defends her vulnerability in her lyrics in every aspect. Was on after laughter when everything was super dark and with liar even her songs about Taylor from her two albums but Taylor doesn't talk about them to not talk about their relationship publicly just says he's proud of their work and how real her lyrics are.

So, in 2018 when hayley and Taylor started dating both of them were going through some stuff and they ended breaking up for about 4 months and hayley ended writing her second solo album about that period since she was super dark navigating everything from her childhood trauma, her divorce and the ending of her relationship with Taylor what she thought it was and that album she played everything instrument because she started writing it during the breakup but recorded during the pandemic when they were back together and didn't want Taylor be apart of the grief period she went through one those songs and the album goes between part one and two of her first album petals for armor and the last song of that album is about 100% Taylor admitting her feelings and how blind she was in the past but she has never been safer than now she is with Taylor and can see all crystal clear which was mentioned in liar and kinda joins the two songs saying she was in denial, didn't want to fight for those feelings but he knew and waited for her until she was ready and once they both were and were healthy that's when they both committed to the relationship they have now which they've been since 2019 no counting the brief breakup. Watch their interview with Zane lowe, they explain the story behind and also a podcast of them explaining how creating the melody and music for liar which comes full circle since Taylor had the melody of liar since 2018 or even before but that year during their time away, he posted a video of him coming up with melodies and trying to write music but he was super down and part of that melody was what it became liar and that clip is up there on TH-cam if you wanna check it out.

Understand he was smacked out by this time

Robert’s rune is a feather ❤❤❤

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Great song and fitting that the last Zeppelin track sounds very similar to Plant's future solo work. Onwards to Coda which I think you're gonna love.

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Such a great underrated song ha bro!! These guys were unbelievable 😮, absolute 🔥💯

For Coda, be sure to use the boxed setlist, which includes "Hey Hey, What Can I Do" and "Travelling Riverside Blues." Both are favorites of mine, and when I was young, you could occasionally hear them on the radio even though there was no way to get them before the box set was released-unless you could find the 45 single of Immigrant Song.

I really love this song, it's so beautiful, and so passionate. I thought you would like it too, so I'm very happy to see that you did. I'm hoping that after you finish listening to CODA, that you'll go back and do some of the lives that you missed along the way while you were still going through all the studio albums. Thanks for another great reaction! ☮️❤️

Now, on to the leftovers- “Coda”. Though not originally on this album, “Hey Hey What Can I Do” is -by far-the best track and a criminally under-appreciated piece.. “Darlene” is a really cool track, too! But fair warning, there are a couple stinkers.