@@pat2430 There were a few that I'm sure they knew about and those people received the song writing credit as well as royalties. But considering they were pretty much the originators of Hard Rock and Heavy Metal as we know it today and you have to consider the volume of songs they put out AND that many bands tried to imitate THEIR sound, I hardly think it fair to say they "Just ripped off other artists". That is a pretty general statement to be making. Despite everything, one must give credit where credit is due and they certainly earned it and then some.
It’s really impossible to describe the textures, shades, and motion that dominate one’s mind when listening to Led Zeppelin. This song is like traversing a war zone in the middle of the night, planes exploding in the distance. No one ever truly accessed the vibes that they did 50 years ago.
I love zeppelin but I equally like Cream. Especially the live cream volumes 1 and 2. The version of steppin out on volume 2 is incredible. Also standing on top of the world live version off Goodbye the intro solo contains my favourite ever guitar lick
There's absolutely never been anybody like him. Ian Pace is the runner up but still, simply absolutely nobody has Bonham's magic. So many people thinks it's his power, which a big part of it, but he's just so fluent in every way. He's not a rock drummer. he grew up mastering big band, waltz and shuffling so he has that down pat. Then he fell in love with soul, R&B, motown and funk. That's what people just don't get. Bonham is a super sonic funk daddy. He took all of the traditional stuff, shoved in James Brown style 4 times over, and put his own brand ontop of any way he wanted to do it. That's what people just don't get, he's not just a rock drummer, he's John Bonham, the drummer with the most heart and feel that is still unmatched today.
@@markdemos75 John Paul jones sang on a song and Robert never gave him credit for it. I heard that from an interview that Robert did. I forget who gave the interview.
What age were you then. I was born in 75 at their peak. I never got a chance to see them with Bonham. I did catch their No Quarter reunion in New Orleans. Thank God for that come back which presented me with the chance to witness them live and in action, it was a beautiful show. Oh, a side note to that was as there was no John Bonham a 19-year-old on his birthday no less, sat in and got to play the drums for them. I was already 19 and just thinking wow so there was a chance in the universe that I could have played for Led Zeppelin lol, but that chance came and went and I'm just glad I got to see them.
I'm convinced that if I had to delete every piece of music and every band group singer etc from existence but keep one, I'd be just fine with Led Zeppelin.
20 or 21 was a lot different back in those days. The age of the shallow sheltered suburban teenager didn't begin until the 80s, and has unfortunately only gotten worse ever since. Now half the kids are on meds of some kind.
Plant was 20 yrs old when they recorded this. He had just turned 20 a bit over month prior to the beginning of recording this - Led Zeppelin's first album. John Bonham was 20 years old as well. They were precocious to the core.
Listening to this on headphones, in a pitch dark room, while my husband sleeps beside me and shadows dance in the ceiling from the light outside peeking through the blinds. Amazing experience.
@@tepoztlitlacatl634 I love black sabbath as well these were the gutsy to bands that made there mark on heavy metal rock music but in my pinion I feel that Led Zeppelin is the best followed closely by Black Sabbath
@@chriskehoe007 yeah they are more acoustic but I mean ....95% of their songs are rip offs ..while sabbath remaind original and created their own sound while zep just copy pasted ... i would say sabbath is better and has a bigger impact on the world than zep.. seeing as they created something massive
I'm with you on that. I've always told people, "Listening to Led Zeppelin is a spiritual experience for me." They look at me like I'm crazy. They just don't get it. 🙃
The last song of this album shows where they were headed........to the top. This song is one there best shows all the members talent! This album sounds like they were together ten years already! John Bonham was insane.......
It's curious that "How Many More Times" was supplanted by "Whole Lotta Love" in Zep's concert setlists after the latter was released. The reason had to be that time didn't allow for both, and "Whole Lotta Love" quickly morphed into the "Let That Boy Boogie" medley that became a standard for a few years. They did roll "How Many More Times" back out for the early part of the 1975 tour to replace "Dazed And Confused" when the latter was dropped because Jimmy Page was playing with a broken finger. But what a rocker! Peace.
Well bonham played since he was a boy and was introduced to alot of music specialy jazz funk I think But you are right their sound where a total powerhouse and how they felt time together is according to me incredible very very incredible it ins't metronomical altough you might already know this This is a very special band to me
Is rock & roll even produced today? I mean all I hear being produced today(2022) is satatic music... The lyrics is nothing but satanic in nature. I am proud to say I listen to oldtiming rock & roll!!
@@Gunner41530 bruh the rolling stones literally released an album named her satanic majesties request and released a song where jagger sings as Satan himself
Quadrophenia would like a word with you. Plus this album is nowhere near Led Zeppelin IV and Physical Graffiti, this album is full of a bunch of stolen songs.
I think this was the song that got me interested in the way JPJ played. Then came Ramble On and it was decided: I was addicted to his playing and, of course, Led Zeppelin. And to think that was 51 years ago. Now I know I'm addicted, I still love Led Zeppelin's music like it was the first time I heard it!!!
Admittedly I don’t think I appreciated this one as much back in the day but I was young and didn’t know any better, now one of my faves - but that’s Zeppelin right, you can still hear something new over so much time. One of my faves for sure, sooo heavy. And I’d like to say LZ1 might still be their best
I had a big kick ass component system back in 1969. Other old geezers like me know what I mean. Shake the house, damn near blow the windows out kind of a setup. This album, and this song in particular, were otherworldly at high volume. It's headphones these days, but it still sounds great.
yes, know what you mean, my brother. I just played this on my HK 490i, Akai AP-100 going to my Boston acoustics A-100 speakers. bye bye today's "audio". I have to keep the bass control to a minimum to prevent people from complaining about it being too loud. LOL
My dad had a component stereo! I fell in love with John Bonham instantly. I was 3 years old! Still in love with him today, although now I can look at him as well as hear him!
Right after Plant scream “my guuuuuuuuuuuunnnnnnnnn” put your helmets because shit about to get REAL SERIOUS with that heavy groove! Jesus Bless all Zeppelins!
I know I'm old but cruising around in my 69 Corvette with the T tops off on a warm summer night listening to how many more times. No billionaire can buy that experience.
Try listening to LZ1 in its entirety...a masterpiece! Loved it from the first time I heard it in Junior High in 1969. I can’t listen to just one song😳🤔🤗It’s one beautiful continuum✨⚡️😍😘😃😃
I remember my brother getting this for Christmas in 69 and he went and picked it out before we all got up to open presents and played the entire album low enough but everybody could hear it. We were a family of 10 and I was 9 years old and was blown away by commando drums and Page's guitar works, and then bring in that brilliant voice of Plant. And on the intro to Your time is Gonna Come is epic from Jonesy. Black Mountain Side - WHEW and then seeing the album cover the next morning, was already indoctrinated for the next generation of ROCK.
I don't care if your a Yardbirds fan or a Clapton,Page or Jeff Beck fan. These English guys were incredible. How any nation could produce the bands that they did is insane. As an American,I am about 30% English and the rest Irish. Reformation or not,I am proud of my ancestors. Who gives a toss if you're Protestant or Catholic??!!
Actually in the early days of Led Zeppelin this was their main song in concert. Not underrated at all. But your point is well taken. It’s not thought of as one of their top songs by many people. But those in the know, understand how important this song was to Led Zeppelin ascent to the top
I grew up with this and 50 years later I believe this is the best white-boy blues song ever. Passion, regret, powerful chords, insane drumming. Really moving!
Jon Bonhams drum beats and that guitar lick Page hits right before the Hunter lyrics,is just outstanding.Ive listened to it 100s of time and I cant get tired of it,or any of their Music.I never get bored with it,sometimes just follow one particular instrument through the whole song and pick up something new.The Best EVER.
Every track on every Zeppelin album took you on an individual journey. This one is no exception. Cranked it as loud as I could in my car as a teenager.
Listening to this beautiful song for like the thousandth time A song which unfolds like the pages of a book, pleasantly surprising you with twists and turns with every new chapter, taking you on a journey that you wish never ended, finally filling your soul with a sweetness that you never knew existed….
It was in the 70’s , I remember walking up the stairs and hearing someone playing this song at full blast . This was the first time I heard this song and never forgot this moment.
It's like when I drink southern comfort. Straight back to my younger days. So many drunken nights, so much heavy music with Led Zep being the cream of the crop. I was called wild. I still have that attitude but watered down at the age of 63. Thank you Led Zep for getting into my soul.
"How Many More Times", ends with the same riffs as it begins with. Yet, after the opening riffs, etc., there are several different harmony & and melody riffs, etc., until the closing riffs... A lot of power, hypnotics, heavy metal, stoner (420) rock. There is more change-ups in this track, then "Stairway to heaven" I'm a senior rocker who served six years in the Santa Monica Unified school Districts Concert Orchestra, so I appreciate all manner of music, I critique it, and for a few years when I was a teen, I performed with the combined Concert Orchestra in front of ten thousand fans at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium. Listening to rock albums at home or performing Bach...they both are equally a Rush!
Yes, they go from "No Place to Go" (Howlin' Wolf 1954) to "Beck's Bolero" (Jeff Beck 1966) to "Kisses Sweeter than Wine" (Jimmie Rodgers 1957) to "Steal Away" which Plant had sung on (Alexis Korner 1968) to "the Hunter" (Albert King 1967).
It's 1979. In my high school architectural drafting class our assignment was to write out a page in architectural letters. I chose the lyrics to this song and wrote them in 'Led Zeppelin' font. Mr Pickler loved it and gave me an 'A'.
ValenTyne-fp4ij - half the country openly supports and promotes peds as acceptable and normal while crying about lyrics from mid last century that were not diabolical as are the actions of those today. Use your brain. Lyrics or present day suffering. Time to grow a spine. Protect kids. Leave art be.
This is one of my favorite Led Zeppelin songs to play on drums. After 30 years of honing my skills I can say with full confidence that I CAN PLAY EVERY SONG BY LED ZEPPELIN AND ITS ALL FROM MEMORY. I started learning when I was 16 and my friend took away my slave drum pedal so I couldn't cheat and use a double bass pedal to recreate Bonzos incredible pedal play. Now I can play those bass notes with left or right. It took everything and millions of hours of practice to be able to say I'm one of very few drummers that can mimic John Bonham flawlessly.
When I play along to this, I play different fills every single time, which is fun, wild and free. And I think that kind of is what Bonham was all about. Also because I don’t have the patience or discipline to ever be able to mimic him.
Je älter ich werde (1953), desto mehr bemerke ich, wie geil diese Band doch war. Bei manchen Songs wie diesem hier bekomme ich noch regelmäßig eine dicke Gänsehaut - unerreicht, diese Band! Gruß Roland.
Heavily influenced by the blues, the band became the most important act throughout the Seventies. Their versatility was magnificient. From the ashes of The Yardbirds a new star arose.It became my No.1 band and music.
Every time that drum kicks in at the beginning I get goosebumps. I've been listening to this record for 40 years now. And it gets me every. single. time.
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For nearly any other band, this song would be the absolute peak of their creativity. For Led Zeppelin, it was Tuesday.
Brilliant comment! It pretty much sums it up.
Tuesday afternoon while taking a nap. ❤
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Yeah uhhhh maybe for howlin wolf lol zeppelin just ripped off other artists
@@pat2430 There were a few that I'm sure they knew about and those people received the song writing credit as well as royalties. But considering they were pretty much the originators of Hard Rock and Heavy Metal as we know it today and you have to consider the volume of songs they put out AND that many bands tried to imitate THEIR sound, I hardly think it fair to say they "Just ripped off other artists". That is a pretty general statement to be making. Despite everything, one must give credit where credit is due and they certainly earned it and then some.
It’s really impossible to describe the textures, shades, and motion that dominate one’s mind when listening to Led Zeppelin. This song is like traversing a war zone in the middle of the night, planes exploding in the distance. No one ever truly accessed the vibes that they did 50 years ago.
Agreed!
Mind blowing band..Almost every song is the shit
Excellent comment
Happily every listener lives!
I love zeppelin but I equally like Cream. Especially the live cream volumes 1 and 2. The version of steppin out on volume 2 is incredible. Also standing on top of the world live version off Goodbye the intro solo contains my favourite ever guitar lick
That groove is just ridiculous. Bonham is and will always be my favorite
There's absolutely never been anybody like him. Ian Pace is the runner up but still, simply absolutely nobody has Bonham's magic. So many people thinks it's his power, which a big part of it, but he's just so fluent in every way. He's not a rock drummer. he grew up mastering big band, waltz and shuffling so he has that down pat. Then he fell in love with soul, R&B, motown and funk. That's what people just don't get. Bonham is a super sonic funk daddy. He took all of the traditional stuff, shoved in James Brown style 4 times over, and put his own brand ontop of any way he wanted to do it. That's what people just don't get, he's not just a rock drummer, he's John Bonham, the drummer with the most heart and feel that is still unmatched today.
The metronomic guitar. Makes the song. This song got me fired. Playing too loud and singing along. That's okay. I did alright anyway.
I tend to notice PLANT
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Listen to that guitar. Bum bum ba bum bum bum bum bum.....
The greatest rock n roll band that'll ever walk this planet. 100%
Yep, and it's not even close really
Facts.
Amen!
Absolutely
Big facts !!!!
Greatest band ever. No one comes close.
Just wished they would have given writing credits where due
@@markdemos75 John Paul jones sang on a song and Robert never gave him credit for it. I heard that from an interview that Robert did. I forget who gave the interview.
Blue oyster cult are pretty damned good too.
@@TheKingofDirkThey suck balls .....
Didn’t I see you comment the same thing on a Beatles song?
First time I seen Led Zeppelin was December 4th 1972 at the Glasgow Green's Playhouse.
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What age were you then. I was born in 75 at their peak. I never got a chance to see them with Bonham. I did catch their No Quarter reunion in New Orleans. Thank God for that come back which presented me with the chance to witness them live and in action, it was a beautiful show. Oh, a side note to that was as there was no John Bonham a 19-year-old on his birthday no less, sat in and got to play the drums for them. I was already 19 and just thinking wow so there was a chance in the universe that I could have played for Led Zeppelin lol, but that chance came and went and I'm just glad I got to see them.
I seen?
Seriously, Cletus?
If you say I seen, I'm going to assume the rest of that sentence will never be "the inside of a book."
🤦🏻♂️
August 19th, 1971 in Vancouver Canada.
August 19th, 1971 in Vancouver Canada.
You can never get sick of listening to Zepp!
Me too🤘😘
Never.....
Its like craving a giant juicy steak....ya just have to have it 💥💥💥💥❤️😎
I'm convinced that if I had to delete every piece of music and every band group singer etc from existence but keep one, I'd be just fine with Led Zeppelin.
Over 50 years of getting the Led out. It never gets old, it gets better. 👍🎸
Can you believe Plant was only 20 or 21 and could come out with a vocal style like that...
he started singing in bands when he was sixteen and when the new yard birds were together this little mofo was Ready !!!!!!!!!!!
20 or 21 was a lot different back in those days. The age of the shallow sheltered suburban teenager didn't begin until the 80s, and has unfortunately only gotten worse ever since. Now half the kids are on meds of some kind.
Plant was 20 yrs old when they recorded this. He had just turned 20 a bit over month prior to the beginning of recording this - Led Zeppelin's first album. John Bonham was 20 years old as well. They were precocious to the core.
And Bonham was 20!! 20!! Listen to him!
Listening to this on headphones, in a pitch dark room, while my husband sleeps beside me and shadows dance in the ceiling from the light outside peeking through the blinds.
Amazing experience.
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Seems to me you are a cool lady..
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To think that this album was initially panned by critics is mind blowing.
Critics are often full of crap.
@@leestamm3187They can't get real jobs. Those who can, do; those who can't, teach. And those who can't teach become music critics. ' nuff said!
@@susanmurphy958they are like the fat gym teachers we have growing up at school 😂
@@brian-gz3bh Yes indeed!!! Lol!!
Happy news.
Those critics are
dead and forgotten.
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Jim Morrison wrote in journals of seeing Zeppelin performing How Many More Times and how to him it was the start of a completely new kind of music
Wow, that’s awesome. Jim and the Doors were awesome in they’re owm type of rock.
@@Tireshredderjoe
I love LZ and Jim as well❤
Jim Morrison, Robbie Krieger, Ray Manzarek, John Densmore - The Doors. Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones - Led Zeppelin. They a legends
Heard something similar by the lizard king after they played a festival together in Seattle.
Funny because it sounds like love me 2 times by the doors
Zeps most underrated number in my opinion.
16 yrs old playing the tennis racquet to this in my bedroom. And here i am aged 66 playing air drums. Nothing changes 😊
Well you did move from guitar to drums!
I'm hearing you bro 👍🤘❤️🤘
How many more times.....have you done this?
@@markcruz3860 countless
No problem. I sing along off key. Barreling all night long.
Hearing this in 1968 must of been inconceivable
Yes it was, glad to have been there.
As it was first being recorded!!
August 22, 1969: Led Zeppelin.. Pirates World, Dania Beach Fl.. i was there.. incredible concert.. i was about 14 years old?
It was indeed. My 15 year old brother put it on and my 13 year old mind was blown. 60a rock was great but the raw power of this...
And also impossible.
This was one kickass album it was the beginning of Led Zeppelins dominance on the world of rock n roll which never stopped
one and two may there best
I think black sabbath would disagree
@@tepoztlitlacatl634 I love black sabbath as well these were the gutsy to bands that made there mark on heavy metal rock music but in my pinion I feel that Led Zeppelin is the best followed closely by Black Sabbath
@@chriskehoe007 yeah they are more acoustic but I mean ....95% of their songs are rip offs ..while sabbath remaind original and created their own sound while zep just copy pasted ... i would say sabbath is better and has a bigger impact on the world than zep.. seeing as they created something massive
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When I listen to LZ it is an other worldly experience. At 64 years old, it never ceases to amaze me. It gives me life. Thank you LZ!
I am 46. Since 16 I feel the same.
I'm with you on that. I've always told people, "Listening to Led Zeppelin is a spiritual experience for me." They look at me like I'm crazy. They just don't get it. 🙃
me too,at 69
I’m 59 years old and I have felt this way since I was 10 years old when I first discovered whole Lotta love, and it took off from there
God bless you! I was born in '68.
The last song of this album shows where they were headed........to the top. This song is one there best shows all the members talent! This album sounds like they were together ten years already! John Bonham was insane.......
It's curious that "How Many More Times" was supplanted by "Whole Lotta Love" in Zep's concert setlists after the latter was released. The reason had to be that time didn't allow for both, and "Whole Lotta Love" quickly morphed into the "Let That Boy Boogie" medley that became a standard for a few years. They did roll "How Many More Times" back out for the early part of the 1975 tour to replace "Dazed And Confused" when the latter was dropped because Jimmy Page was playing with a broken finger. But what a rocker! Peace.
Great trivia question though. The first to con the phrase"whoops, I did it again"
Best band ever! Says i for more than 4 decades
Well bonham played since he was a boy and was introduced to alot of music specialy jazz funk I think
But you are right their sound where a total powerhouse and how they felt time together is according to me incredible very very incredible it ins't metronomical altough you might already know this
This is a very special band to me
The most kickass blues song Zeppelin did, just kicks ass and gets me in a good, fired up mood.
Dazed and Confused just as good.
Me too..check out the royal Albert hall version from 1970,if you haven’t already..absolutely stunning work
And the lemon song
This song kicks buttock. Or ass if you will.
Led Zep did more in 8 minutes then most artist will in full albums
True words.
You hit the nail on the head. All aspects of each member are intricately interwoven into each song. Masters!
Hear hear
think about Pink Floyd ...
Studio band, Pink Floyd was better. Ask Anderson and Council. ✌
The sound, production-the feel! Still so powerful. Like Page stated... “You can feel John Bonham”.
Once Jimi Hendrix offered to hire Bonzo away saying Bonzo had a right foot like a pair of castanets!
@@garyblanchard8570 source?
@@garyblanchard8570 i also heard it was like a jack rabbit
Is rock & roll even produced today? I mean all I hear being produced today(2022) is satatic music... The lyrics is nothing but satanic in nature. I am proud to say I listen to oldtiming rock & roll!!
@@Gunner41530 bruh the rolling stones literally released an album named her satanic majesties request and released a song where jagger sings as Satan himself
How many more times I will listen to Led Zeppelin until forever. So far for me it’s been 56 years so let’s keep it going! ♥️
Right there with you!
This is the greatest rock record ever recorded . There is no doubt or argument.
The original LZII before the first batch was recalled was the best rock album ever recorded.
Fun guy to talk with lol. Opinionated pile.
Quadrophenia would like a word with you.
Plus this album is nowhere near Led Zeppelin IV and Physical Graffiti, this album is full of a bunch of stolen songs.
William, at least at top 10, sure !
This song isn’t even in their best of. But they still give you rings and pearls.
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Bonham's like 20 years old here. Just unreal.
So is Robert Plant
I have no idea which part of this song I like the best... what a good problem to have
Powerful song, the best band ✌️🌿🌿
I like the part that goes from 0:00 to 8:30
Oh Rosie, oh girl....Oh Rosie, oh yeah.....
I’m 17 again! LOL
My fav part is the bass in the very beginning it's like a seductive sexy sounding bass rift.
YES ! , Led Zeppelin is a good problem to have. HAHAHAHAHA!
One of the best songs in the history of rock music. Not much more to be said - genius.
Best rock band ever period
I think this was the song that got me interested in the way JPJ played. Then came Ramble On and it was decided: I was addicted to his playing and, of course, Led Zeppelin. And to think that was 51 years ago. Now I know I'm addicted, I still love Led Zeppelin's music like it was the first time I heard it!!!
You tube brings never seen shows right to your device today too. How cool.
@@vpmakingsure4825 i recall whole lota/maid charting in 1970 after 1969
Fell in love with LZ, like many other....But few Months ago i realize my Addiction to LZ... 50 years is a long time....calming feeling :)
Most underrated of Zep , also the best.
JPJ = unsung hero of LZ
5:48 Bonham takes this song to a new level. What a fascinating artistic choice to play a snare-based marching band groove.
And to make that artistic choice when you're all of 19 years old.
Bands have come and gone from my life. Some get old after a month or so, but Led Zepplin NEVER gets old. Pure rock and roll.
Yes, I'm the same way in regard to losing interest in other bands after some time, but Led Zeppelin will always reign in my rock 'n' roll arsenal
Maybe some songs but not all
Missed the concerts, saw VH a few times in the 80s No ccomparison, Zep would be Awesome to see live
Been listening to LZ since...1984? Never gets old.
@@aminrodriguez4707 been listening to zeppelin since 1971. I listen to them every day.
Admittedly I don’t think I appreciated this one as much back in the day but I was young and didn’t know any better, now one of my faves - but that’s Zeppelin right, you can still hear something new over so much time. One of my faves for sure, sooo heavy. And I’d like to say LZ1 might still be their best
I had a big kick ass component system back in 1969. Other old geezers like me know what I mean. Shake the house, damn near blow the windows out kind of a setup. This album, and this song in particular, were otherworldly at high volume. It's headphones these days, but it still sounds great.
Yep 1969, on a friends kickass Marantz system. Talk about shakin the rafters !
yes, know what you mean, my brother. I just played this on my HK 490i, Akai AP-100 going to my Boston acoustics A-100 speakers. bye bye today's "audio". I have to keep the bass control to a minimum to prevent people from complaining about it being too loud. LOL
I was born a year after this album came out-but ive shook the neighbors walls with this as well.
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My dad had a component stereo! I fell in love with John Bonham instantly. I was 3 years old! Still in love with him today, although now I can look at him as well as hear him!
Right after Plant scream “my guuuuuuuuuuuunnnnnnnnn” put your helmets because shit about to get REAL SERIOUS with that heavy groove! Jesus Bless all Zeppelins!
Man alive. It's good EVERY TIME.
I know I'm old but cruising around in my 69 Corvette with the T tops off on a warm summer night listening to how many more times. No billionaire can buy that experience.
I sold mine back in '92! Miss it so much, but it was a 427 and passed everything but the gas station!
Not old, seasoned.
Enjoy your car, sounds awesome!
Unless, of course, said billionaire bought one and played this song with the T tops off.i know what ya mean, though.
Sounds like a GREAT time and I can imagine myself sitting in the passengers seat.
Easily one of the greatest rock and roll songs of all time.
Without question.
Phenomenal. Maximal. Not repeatable. Extraordinary. Super. Gorgeous. Exceptional. LedZep.
Just heard this for the first time today. Immediatly fell in love with that bass/guitar riff and how incredibly tight it's played. Surreal.
Try listening to LZ1 in its entirety...a masterpiece! Loved it from the first time I heard it in Junior High in 1969. I can’t listen to just one song😳🤔🤗It’s one beautiful continuum✨⚡️😍😘😃😃
Explorer-
Congratulations!
You will continue to listen for the rest of your life...
They'd only been together just a few weeks at this point!
I remember my brother getting this for Christmas in 69 and he went and picked it out before we all got up to open presents and played the entire album low enough but everybody could hear it. We were a family of 10 and I was 9 years old and was blown away by commando drums and Page's guitar works, and then bring in that brilliant voice of Plant. And on the intro to Your time is Gonna Come is epic from Jonesy. Black Mountain Side - WHEW and then seeing the album cover the next morning, was already indoctrinated for the next generation of ROCK.
If you don't feel Led Zeppelin you have No Soul....
You got that right!!
Fantastic finale to a contender for greatest debut album of all time.
Best debut since Are you experienced
Contender? No, best, yes!
@@garyblanchard8570 and piper at the gates of dawn
Both and we have to add the doors 1967
@@andreabellocchi3840 The Doors first album has arguably the best opening track of all time.
In my opinion, some of John's best drumming on this song!!! It's not a solo it's just pure drumming like nothing else!!!
@@Shotgun_101 I feel like the just "let him go" in this song! His drumming is pure brilliance!
Led Zeppelin: How many more times?
Me: ∞
🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Yes
Yep how may more times
Bro....same....neverfuckingenough
Excellent comment!
That bass!
The bass starts the song and never let's up like thunder and lightning
Oh yesssss
That everything!
Plant's voice cuts through the mix like a laser
Bonham goes off at about 5:47, his groove is perfection.
And after this groove, I always wonder how hard he went at 7:04.
Facts!! Dope ass drum pattern!!! Peace
Yup, he's The Hunter.
Sounds like a fucking train, I love it
@@BeHeno A real heaviest locomotive!!!
I don't care if your a Yardbirds fan or a Clapton,Page or Jeff Beck fan.
These English guys were incredible.
How any nation could produce the bands that they did is insane.
As an American,I am about 30% English and the rest Irish.
Reformation or not,I am proud of my ancestors.
Who gives a toss if you're Protestant or Catholic??!!
I'm Scotts Irish and English also, in addition to Italian. After all Italy was across the Mediteran and the Roman Empire was all over the map.
Look at that
I love the way Page was playing like such a heavy metal type solo in 69 but he gave it this bluesy psychedelia just awesome stuff
Very underrated Zeppelin song, one of my favourites.
this and whole lotta love are my favourites
Not underrated at all
@@FrancoMesmo its better than Stairway
Actually in the early days of Led Zeppelin this was their main song in concert. Not underrated at all. But your point is well taken. It’s not thought of as one of their top songs by many people. But those in the know, understand how important this song was to Led Zeppelin ascent to the top
When someone says "seminal Led Zeppelin" this is the song they're talking about.
One of the most underrated zep songs
Underrated? 🤔
Masterpiece
I agree!!
Wow, a lot to catch up to. Enjoy.
lol no
SIMPLY MIND BLOWING, ESPECIALLY ON THE HEADPHONES. ALWAYS BEEN MY FAVOURITE ZEPPELIN SONG. ALL THE ELEMENTS ARE THERE.
I also enyoy this song with great headphones✌️🎶🎶🤘🙃
Being placed at the end of the disc makes the wait truly worthwhile
@jack reed That was classic intercourse.. so err... so thanks!
I am 70 led zep sounds as good as the first time on record 🤠😸🍺🚬
Ain’t NOBODY EVER GONNA DO IT BETTER THEN THESE 4 MEN DID IT GET IT BOYS GET IT LED ZEPPELIN BABY ♥️✌🏼
I grew up with this and 50 years later I believe this is the best white-boy blues song ever. Passion, regret, powerful chords, insane drumming. Really moving!
Since ive been loving you!
This and When the Levee Breaks
One of the greatest albums of all time!
This is one of the baddest tunes every made on the planet
Every time I hear this song I think God I love this song
Brilliant music. Led Zeppelin is my love lasting almost 40 years.
Try fifty
Possibly, my favorite Zep song of all time.
Probably my favorite song, every part is groovy. This studio version is great, the live versions are insane!
Led Zeppelin is totally great music force and I will listen to them the rest of my life!🦾💀 ✝️
Led zeppelin is my all time band
I think this might be the greatest rock n' roll song of all time.
The riff at 6:08 is just dirty, love it.
amen
It's the reason I wanted to listen to this song.
The drum riff at 5:47 bro 🔥
Fits in perfectly
100% pure rock sound and swagger.
Another Zeppelin masterpiece. Talk about light and shade!
And oh so hard and heavy
Light and shade is babe I'm gonna leave you lol
This is the first time I've heard this song and I must say I'm a fan
👍
So play it again!
..and you still have a lot ahead of you...enjoy it:)
Where you been!?
every zep song is worth listening to
How many more times am I going to totally enjoy listening to this song...the answer is unknown.
EdifieldG the anwser is infinity to the seventh power
One more time today...
Enjoy today as we still can call it today
This song surprise me anytime I listen to it, and I've first heard it 30 years ago...
How many more times do I have to tell you that the mighty Led Zeppelin is the best band ever~!
Jon Bonhams drum beats and that guitar lick Page hits right before the Hunter lyrics,is just outstanding.Ive listened to it 100s of time and I cant get tired of it,or any of their Music.I never get bored with it,sometimes just follow one particular instrument through the whole song and pick up something new.The Best EVER.
Thinking back... steal away... steal away ..... a masterpiece i listen to for many many hours, thank you Led Zeppelin ❤😅
Every track on every Zeppelin album took you on an individual journey. This one is no exception. Cranked it as loud as I could in my car as a teenager.
Listening to this beautiful song for like the thousandth time
A song which unfolds like the pages of a book, pleasantly surprising you with twists and turns with every new chapter, taking you on a journey that you wish never ended, finally filling your soul with a sweetness that you never knew existed….
It was in the 70’s , I remember walking up the stairs and hearing someone playing this song at full blast . This was the first time I heard this song and never forgot this moment.
It's like when I drink southern comfort. Straight back to my younger days. So many drunken nights, so much heavy music with Led Zep being the cream of the crop. I was called wild. I still have that attitude but watered down at the age of 63. Thank you Led Zep for getting into my soul.
"How Many More Times", ends with the same riffs as it begins with. Yet, after the opening riffs, etc., there are several different harmony & and melody riffs, etc., until the closing riffs...
A lot of power, hypnotics, heavy metal, stoner (420) rock. There is more change-ups in this track, then "Stairway to heaven"
I'm a senior rocker who served six years in the Santa Monica Unified school Districts Concert Orchestra, so I appreciate all manner of music, I critique it, and for a few years when I was a teen, I performed with the combined Concert Orchestra in front of ten thousand fans at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium.
Listening to rock albums at home or performing Bach...they both are equally a Rush!
Yes, they go from "No Place to Go" (Howlin' Wolf 1954) to "Beck's Bolero" (Jeff Beck 1966) to "Kisses Sweeter than Wine" (Jimmie Rodgers 1957) to "Steal Away" which Plant had sung on (Alexis Korner 1968) to "the Hunter" (Albert King 1967).
John Bonham 40 years ago today. Rip🥀
Wha... man, I am old! Bonzo!
Massive overwhelming drums on this classic
At the end of the song, perhaps the most savage drumming in Rock history. Thanks John Bonham. You are now thundering in each storm from heaven
I’m sorry to say but this is my favorite Led Zeppelin song
No apology needed. My personal favorite for decades.
Between this and Achilles for me
Don't be.
Mine too
not sorry to agree with you ...among stiff, stiff competition
It's 1979. In my high school architectural drafting class our assignment was to write out a page in architectural letters.
I chose the lyrics to this song and wrote them in 'Led Zeppelin' font.
Mr Pickler loved it and gave me an 'A'.
Great song! Makes me feel young again. Now I'm 70 heard first time when I was 15
Blew my 13-year-old ass away the first time I heard this.
You don't mind the ₽€D0 lyrics? 😂
ValenTyne-fp4ij - half the country openly supports and promotes peds as acceptable and normal while crying about lyrics from mid last century that were not diabolical as are the actions of those today.
Use your brain. Lyrics or present day suffering. Time to grow a spine. Protect kids. Leave art be.
the guitar bend at 2:10 gets me unreasonably pumped up
This is one of my favorite Led Zeppelin songs to play on drums. After 30 years of honing my skills I can say with full confidence that I CAN PLAY EVERY SONG BY LED ZEPPELIN AND ITS ALL FROM MEMORY.
I started learning when I was 16 and my friend took away my slave drum pedal so I couldn't cheat and use a double bass pedal to recreate Bonzos incredible pedal play.
Now I can play those bass notes with left or right. It took everything and millions of hours of practice to be able to say I'm one of very few drummers that can mimic John Bonham flawlessly.
When I play along to this, I play different fills every single time, which is fun, wild and free. And I think that kind of is what Bonham was all about. Also because I don’t have the patience or discipline to ever be able to mimic him.
They played off each other so brilliantly in that Danmark TH-cam 1969 live video
Your ass sucks buttermilk grasshopper!
One of my favorite Zep songs but I have many favorites of theirs. The greatest rock band ever!!!
Je älter ich werde (1953), desto mehr bemerke ich, wie geil diese Band doch war. Bei manchen Songs wie diesem hier bekomme ich noch regelmäßig eine dicke Gänsehaut - unerreicht, diese Band! Gruß Roland.
My favorite from this album. Like going on a journey. Whitewater rapids type of journey, but a journey nonetheless.
No se inglés pero también es mi favorito
Well said lol
6:47 "coz I've got you in the sight of my....guuooouuuuoe .uuuunnnah!"
damn, this song just beyond anything, so much badass vibes happened in there, one of the best song that ever created
Their best song.
Heavily influenced by the blues, the band became the most important act throughout the Seventies. Their versatility was magnificient. From the ashes of The Yardbirds a new star arose.It became my No.1 band and music.
Oh dear, this riff drives my soul over this world!
Rings , Pearls and all.
Ich habe auch alles gegeben 😢
JPJ is just having fun from 6:17 on. What a groove
This song closes my list of greatest rock and roll songs of all time.
Every time that drum kicks in at the beginning I get goosebumps. I've been listening to this record for 40 years now. And it gets me every. single. time.
6:56 that Range, One of the best vocal Robert Plant!
This is The Band of all times!
It still blows my mind critics and reviewers hated their debut album
That’s just how transformative and different it was at the time!
I wonder why I loved their 1 st album when it came out in the days of my youth?
Their sound was strange and too different.
I will listen to Zeppelin until I die.