HOW!? | Led Zeppelin - In My Time of Dying - 1975 Earls Court [BREAKDOWN/REACTION]
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- 🎸 Let's unravel the magic of Led Zeppelin's legendary performance of "In My Time of Dying" at Earls Court in 1975 together! 🎸
Join me for a breakdown and reaction to every electrifying riff, soulful lyric, and epic moment in this iconic live rendition. From Jimmy Page's masterful guitar solos to Robert Plant's soul-stirring vocals, this performance is a true testament to the band's unparalleled talent. Let's delve into the intricacies, dissect the musical genius, and relive the magic of this timeless classic. Don't miss out on the discussion!
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They were, are and WILL ALWAYS BE the ultimate rock band.
As a guitarist myself when I see, Jimmy page, he just amazed me over and over again because to me,he was a complete riff, master!
He had such creativity, writing songs, and making killer riffs. It’s just incredible.
And producer!
“Is this the band…?” Dude…this is arguably the biggest and most influential rock band in history, after the Beatles.
I mean, literally.
So its the only GOOD, non-boyband - band that did this. Good analysis :))
Wtf. 2 minutes in your asking if they did drugs. Who didnt? Then and today.
Everyone did drugs in the 60’ & 70’s, at the very least smoked great & damn cheap pot.
Nah … Zeppelin ate salad with mineral water on the side and did yoga between gigs. A very quiet life off-stage. Role models really … hotel staff admired them for their composure, cleanliness, and punctuality.
Perfect gentlemen. Cheers 🍺
@@AbrahamdeLacy-xm8sb 😂😜. GREAT comment. Thanks for the laugh. ( what a silly question)
LZ never used a tour bus. They had their own plane. They'd stay in one place and fly back and forth to their gigs. They were the biggest band in the world during the 70s. Did they have lots of groupies? YES!!!!!!
I like the drums in When the Levee Breaks
This album (Physical Graffitti) is a masterpiece. People are talking about this song in 2024 and they'll be talking about it decades from now.
Dude it was the 70’s….we were all experimenting! 🤨😵💫
❤❤Jimmy❤❤!
❤❤Jimmy❤❤!
Bonham is pretty prominent in most Zeppelin songs, one is Achilles Last Stand, or his 20 minute solo called Moby Dick, from this concert at Earls Court (1975). It’s the one with better shots of him playing, he did that solo over 200 times, at some point in a 3 to 4 hour nonstop concert. YES! He was & still is the greatest drummer, just wish he was still alive. The greatest band ever, split up, knowing they couldn’t go on without their friend & greatest drummer.
Drumming? Watch either Achilles Last Stand or Kashmir from Knebworth 1979 or Trampled Under Foot from. Earls Court 1975 ( same concert as this song….incredible series of five nights in London…all sold out shows.)
Agree, but don't leave out 'when the levee breaks'. Sooooo good.
@@rawprawn8198 it IS good! And it’s my favorite Zep song! However, he’s talking about examples of great drumming technique, and Levee is an example of great drum SOUND produced by the placement of the drums and the mic placements. A great example of sound engineering and mixing but not of prowess on drum technique. I think my suggestions show off Bonham’s mastery of his instrument in a live setting.
They’re British for one thing. Yes, they were super popular back then and they still are.
Each of these geniuses are the GOATS of their crafts, & together the GODS of MUSIC! Yes quite a bit of Page’s playing was improv, as are often some of Plants vocals, especially towards the end, with the You Shook Me, which is one of their songs. Plant & Page, would try & draw out the best in each other. These guys played like four parts of one being, if one improvised, the others flowed like it was their idea.two other great lives, Madison Square Gardens (1973), Since I’ve Been Loving You. Dazed & Confused May 24,1975 Earls court, the like 35 minute version, Page plays his guitar with a violin bow. Every time they played a song live, they are never the same, a basic structure with improvs. Thank you for your reaction, please do many more Zeppelin songs.
I saw Robert Plant and Alison Krauss two weeks ago. He can still sing and he is 72 years old. It was a great show.
The Mighty Zep!!!!
“Achilles Last Stand” and “Nobody’s Fault But Mine” for a couple of Bonzo’s finest performances.
I would add Moby Dick of course
I was born in 1960 and first heard them when i was 10...i have loved them ever since!!
❤❤❤Robert ❤❤❤
yummy!
❤❤Jimmy❤❤
Simply Stated…the GOATS! 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 They made albums….but they lived live!
This is one of the best performance of In My Time of Dying
Incredible.
Imagine what a f*cking shambles it would be without the glorious underpinning of JPJ and Bonzo.
A lot of older people didn't care for long hair or the music back then. Which made it even better. Zep was world famous but they kept a low profile when they saw that the press was clueless.
Bonham's gallop on Achilles Last Stand is unparalleled. He also lays down some thunderous fills during the guitar solo of Stairway to Heaven in this same concert (Earls Court). Also, their concert at Royal Albert Hall 1/9/70, you should definitely listen to "How Many More Times."
John Bonham shows. He is the greatest drummer ever on
Moby Dick😮
Robert & John Paul Jones were relatively straight - there was drinking, some smoke and the occasional coke, but not in excess. In their later years together Bonzo’s drinking became excessive and Jimmy had an affair with heroin in the late 70’s.
Definitely in excess lol
@@ihateusernames96yeah, but - -
Time past fast, but ( I'm 65) the music, the good music not. Here are you, at 34 listen to the one of the best bands of the music's history. And here I'm watching and listening this music again, now whith you
Fool in the Rain is another one which shows Bonzos range and talent.
You want drumming? Moby Dick live 1970 or 1973. Most famous solo in music.
Not sure how to evaluate this reaction. Rodney doesn't give the impression that he actually has a massive range of musical appreciation or understanding.
He does not. Watch his other Zeppelin reactions. I’ve given up on him.
React to "Kashmir" 1979 at Knebworth. The official video is on their channel
john bonham for drumming check out when the levee breaks , achilles last stand, kashmir - but listen to this song as it gets heavier and faster too
Off Physical Graffiti one of many awesome songs 🎵🎶🥁🎤🎸
Best drumming live by Bonham, try Kashmir live at Knebworth 1979.
Post war, beginnings of Rock and Roll, then the 60’s with The Who and The Rolling Stones and Cream, and then the late 60’s and 70’s with Zeppelin and Black Sabbath and Pink Floyd. So my parents were Rock and Roll fans, and didn’t really have any objects to my choices in music. I would suggest Good Times Bad Times and Dazed and Confused from the first album, Four Sticks from the forth album, The Wanton Song on the Physical Graffiti album, and just about anything on the Presence album. If you’re interested in. Bonzo’s drumming. These are random choices, there are a lot of songs he is prominent on.
Aren't they magnificent? BONHAM was the greatest! Watch Achillies Last Stand live 1979
Many of their really great songs weren’t on the radio, or rarely were. If you weren’t lucky enough to see them in concert, the only live thing was their movie, The Song Remains The Same in theaters. I sadly wasn’t lucky enough, to young & no transportation. Seeing these live performances on TH-cam, are the next best thing, & thankfully they are pretty much great quality. Anything live from MSG (1973) is excellent, the movie was made from those 3 concerts.
Achilles last stand or good times bad times is great for bonham
Bonham shines on the studio version of this song, also Achilles Last Stand, Fool in the Rain, Poor Tom, How Many More Times.....
This is a remake of the 1929 blues tune by 'Blind' Willie Johnson.
They did 3 to 3.5 hour concerts! But yes, def some drugs. Especially Jimmy Page I think, but Lordy, what music!
Page was the only one who did heroin. The others, not such hard drugs, and Page didn't take drugs from the beginning. I think by the time he was wearing the suit decorated with poppies, he was probably starting on heroin. Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones also took heroin. In his autobiography, Keith said he took it to keep up with the demands of the lifestyle and the requirements of the performances. However lesser drugs (dope and alcohol) would also enable LZ to relax after 3-4 hour performances where it was hard to come down from such an extended adrenaline high. I remember seeing a video of a woman who barely escaped the 9/11 destruction of the World Trade Centre and she said she was on adrenaline for days and could not come down off it until she got medicinal intervention after seeing a doctor. Adrenaline like that can be life threatening if it does not stop. I don't think they took drugs to enhance their performance. That would rather have impaired their performance.
Jhon Bonhan was a perfect drumer, one of the best. You can check Moby Dick, solo drum, and you can check to Aquiles Last Stand.
John Bonham: Four Sticks.
John Paul Jones: What Is and What Shall Never Be
Robert Plant: Going To California
Jimmy Page: Travelling Riverside Blues
Led Zeppelin 🔥🔥🔥🔥
PS, something that Bonham did that was unique to rock was he played along with the lead guitar and less with the rhythm. There's a video here on TH-cam that breaks down his style and what made him so great.
John Bonham. Any video you can get your hands on from the late 60s to Jimmy Pages Birthday January 1970
FYI the 1975 concert is very bad quality sound wise compared to their other concerts. From what I gathered, it was recorded onto vhs tape so that would explain the terrible audio. The 1970 at Royal Albert hall is my favorite, but MSG 73 is probably their best (on film) they have some other live recordings audio only that are great. Paris Theater 71 is amazing as well. Look forward to more.
Love the live performances
Check out 'Danmark radio' 1969
and 'The Royal Albert Hall' 1970
When they first hit the scene, they were young and hungry with everything to prove!!
Sensational live performances!!!....
Check out how many more times live. Bonzo beats the shit out of his kit
& Yes **Almost Famous** is heavily influenced by **MyBelovedOtherWorldlyLedZeppelin** they drop lots of them in that movie one of my MOST **Fav** movies of ALL **Time** YAY Ha **Luvit**
It was the time of sex, drugs and rock and roll. Boomers trying to revolt against the establishment. Our parents hated rock and roll and swore it will be the downfall of the world. All these different amazing musicians forging ahead with new ideas and new sounds. It was an awesome time period
OMG ya should definitely check out the **Live** performance of **Ten Years Gone** i **LUV** that song as well 1st started listening to them when i was 8 yrs old instantly fell in **MadLuv** with **MyJimmyWizardBabe** They grabbed me by my **Soul** & NEVER let GO!!! They consistently put me in a **Trance** **Best Band EVER!!!** to me anyway **RockON!!!** & oh yea man IF i were old enuff to go to one of their concerts back then i def would have got back stage & hooked up with **MyBeautifulJimmyPageMagicalGeniusWizardBabe** most definitely!!! gawd where is that confounded **Time Machine** **Sigh**
John Bonham track....Moby Dick is the track you want to see.
OMG OMG OMG YAY i am so **Excited** bout this one **MyBeautifulJimmyPageMagicalGeniusWizardBabe** is **SexyAF** on that **SteelGuitar** & he is on FULL **Wizard Mode** in this just **Naaasty** **Sexaaay** **BadAss** **Trance** inducing **Mystical** **Fantastical** performance & also **Plant** is just YUM as well ha F YEA!!! can not wait to hear your thoughts & feelings on this one! Weeeeee k goin in...
Ya look like your listening to the daily news
Imagine never doing drugs and having an opinion about it. Probably because The Lord says drugs are bad? Sorry, I am assuming since I did not pass 2 minutes 30 but in my ignorance I would assume I am in the right ballpark. Anyone that watched past that mark please inform me if you will, and I will so be informed.
He is annoying. I keep watching because it’s Zeppelin, and then I get annoyed again. I gotta stop that.
From what I've heard, this would be about the time that at least some Zeppelin members started using heroin.
Jimmy in particular had a big heroin problem for years.
Cocaine and other drugs I'm sure were just "refreshments".
You asked for proof that John Bonham was the best drummer; try this - 1979 version of Kashmir - watch to the end. If not convinced, I can send much more:
th-cam.com/video/hW_WLxseq0o/w-d-xo.html
Here is a drummer reacting:
th-cam.com/video/uR2mr4WrLU0/w-d-xo.html
Drugs in your mind
Wow. One view of this channel. Very little appreciation, nor understanding for good music and talent. 👋
@@thomasferrarojr.9772 it’s a comedy channel bro. Calm down lol
@realnamerodney Ohhh.. I love when people tell others to calm down. I'm far from agitated. Haha. It's not comedic. All the best.
What the fuk is it with folk ur age? Can’t go ten seconds with drinking? Mate u must remain hydrated, is that it? It’s ridiculous like most things today
Ur boat race is too blank to read, go analysis some stock charts instead,
LZ music is still as enjoyable to listen to nowadays as it was back in the 70's