Jimmy Page - Dark Arts and the Dawn of Metal
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- The Jimmy Page Story. This week, we're doing a deep dive into the life Led Zeppelin's illustrious guitarist, Jimmy Page. His interest in the occult adds to the mystique of the band - but how did it play a part in Led Zeppelin's success? Kindly like and subscribe - it really helps this channel a lot. I do appreciate it!
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Both part 2 and 3
Yes, Death Wish II released in 1982, his first project after Led Zeppelin. Great video!
@tparker2095 Thank you! It's funny because I listen to that soundtrack a lot and yet I got the numbers all mixed up. I appreciate the kind words bud!
@@tparker2095 His first project really was XYZ after Zep in 1981.... They recorded some demos tried getting Plant to join but he wouldn't. XYZ stands for Ex Yes and Ex Zep. Jimmy's music was used in Death Wish 2 and 3.
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When all criteria regarding what makes a “Guitar God” is taken in to account.
Page is #1 in my book.
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Oh yeah!
@@guitarmeetsscience Page is so vague about what he believes, that he might actually think he's a guitar god. Jimmy believes, "Do What Thou Wilt."
I totally agree with you 💯 pc . He is the goat for sure x
Agree!
Correct, right first time. Definitely the finest guitarist this planet has ever seen or will see. Even Dave Grol and Slash say so. He is a virtuoso. He is also a very beautiful man x
👿🔱😈.. I think one thing the old school rockers Mastered that every new band can't wrap their mind around is changing the tempo in the sound of the song throughout the song they seem to be stuck in one dimension playing style... they forget that it's the Mellow slower Parts in the song that make the heavy faster Parts sound that much more heavier you need to break in the the song... Zep and sabbath were the best at this i think
Absolutely right!!
@@guitarmeetsscience Very well stated. 👍
What a fantastic explanation. Noted and will share to my own band, cheers 🤘🏼
@@JeremiahB444 building a songs energy up slowly is another thing 70s bands did well.. Keep it mellow at the beginning of the song.. Then hit the listeners on the head with a hammer when the band pics up the tempo 🤘
@@JeremiahB444 best wishes to everyone in your band and with your band amd music.. Rock it 🤘🤘🤘
Being 67 I grew up with Led Zeppelin in the background of my youth. Unlike today’s music they were always a mystery and really added to their popularity.
You said it perfectly - they were able to weave together pretty much a narrative all throughout their career that we just don't see Acts doing nowadays. Nowadays it's all about whatever the latest gossip is or who is dissing who. There's a lot they could learn from this band.
Different times, different tech, different era. Jimmy is brilliant, though, and understood the power of music
I was there for the whole ride! Led Zeppelin in 1969 kicked off their iconic introductory tour with a playing a gig at a 🎪 circus tent in Framingham Massachusetts where at the time anyone who was anyone played. Hendrix, Joplin , Doors etc. It was in a residential neighborhood next to I-90 AKA the Mass. Pike. The neighbors complained about the noise 😑 🤔(imagine noise!) and the permit was pulled and the venue shut down. Zeppelin also played a gig in 1969 on the same iconic introductory tour at The Boston Tea Party. Probably the most iconic and well known venue in the Northeast! They played a very unusually long set that night and anyone who was there got a REAL treat! Steven Tyler was there and Tyler's girlfriend ended up going with Jimmy Page back to his hotel room for some after the show extra caricular activity. Ironic that theses two super stars became such good friends that Tyler and Perry were asked to host Zeppelin's introduction into the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame. Zeppelin's music definitely shaped the music word with their innovative and new sound! I was happy to be part of it! What a ride! Thanks for the memories and the music 🎶 🎵!
What Is And Will Always Be!...Led Zeppelin! Das 😎 all! Das 😎 cool! ❤👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Ray Boston Massachusetts!
Wow you have some pretty damn cool stories there! It is a shame they shut that venue down, it's funny because I would bet that if somehow led Zeppelin was still around and a venue like that was open people would welcome it. Boston tea party I remember reading about that - when they just kept on going and trying to come up with any new jams they could think of. Brings back memories - thank you so much for sharing that!
Awesome story!!!
I wouldn't consider Led Zeppelin a "metal band". I would consider them a hard rock band mostly because their songs revolve around BLUES music, with a heavy back beat.
@@mjh5437 You could say that about MANY bands. LZ isn't the only unique band in history.
It’s called rock n roll
Led Zeppelin are a heavy metal folk band.
Exactly.
Agree, they are NOT metal. They are pure blues, rock, reggae and soul combined
Jimmy was curious about things but not into dark arts lie he has been portrayed. Greatest guitarist...greatest band...great producer...pure genius!
He was and is way into the darkest occult.
Any follower/admirer of Crowley has chosen the Left Hand path, Paige will pay his dues when he passes from this world and he knows it
He bought the Boleskine House. I would say that in and of itself is much more than just a "curiosity about things"
@@schinderiapraemeturus6239 Crowley was not LHP. Have you read a single page from any Crowley book?
Led Zeppelin is my favorite cover band.
"Gosh, it's hard enough writing the music one way around, let alone backwards" Jimmy is totally correct. Nobody in Led Zeppelin purposely wrote the lyrics so that they would form sounds of other words when played backwards. There are other bands who have added some backmasking on purpose but that was not the case with the lyrics to Stairway to Heaven. But the song played backwards does form audible words, and it's not just one part, it is throughout most of the song. Robert Plant's own retelling of the story of how he wrote the lyrics is very interesting, he claims that basically the words just came to him as if written automatically.
All excellent points you make! I really got a kick out of Jimmy Page saying that so I had to head the video off with it. People won't believe it but I'm actually a practicing musician myself - occasionally for the fun of it I've reversed songs that I have written and performed with bands, and I've put all sorts of satanic messages in them lol. I don't know man - he's out to get everybody through the music I guess lol
Backwards speech was nothing Page invented. It is likely something he discovered in his research into the occult though. I mean what does it's just a spring clean for the May queen supposed to mean anyways? That's one of the lines that backwards says something BTW.
@@1pcfred Page hero Crowley teaches The Law of Reversal
Those lyric came to Robert in a dream.?
@peterhelmer6252 haven't heard anything about that but that he just sat down and they came to him. He just started writing and didn't stop.
Hell of an aura, best guitarist ever
Exactly right!
A real good video Jimmy. Enjoyed this one a lot.👍
Thank you Ed! I appreciate it brother
Yes, Mayfield, at one time , he probably was. However, he doesn't care what color the magic is; he still has it.😉
I Remember Having Plant on My Wall,Took the Lp,And Read Every Word To Every Song On That Album,Cant remember if it was Double but my Friends Mom Wouldn't let her Listen to anyone, Let Alone Zeppelin..Need i say She Learned The Stairway Yo her Room,Grounded 1 year,No BS,I Seen Her one Time after That and She Was Pregnant, My bet is Someone Else was Buying the Stairway to her Room, You Rock Jimmy, Going to the Next,Actually your Commercials are Pretty Cool,Sooo,Thanks for these Rockin Stories 🤘🖤🎸👍
Hahahaha omg had be cracking up REBEL!! The stairway to her room. Damn grounded for a year for learning stairway.... That sucks!!! Parents must've been Uber religious. Thanks for sharing that I needed that laugh!!! Keep on rocking REBEL! Always great to see you 🤘😎🤘🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
@@guitarmeetsscience True Story!!Her Mom reminded me of the Horror Flick Carrie,The Real One,Her Mother on there,Spitting Image😂Thanks Jimmy 👍👍
@rebelrocker7494 just freaking amazing how some parents can be. There is something said for being able to grow up and get out of those situations for sure 🤘😎🤘
Knocked another one out of the park , about my favorite band no less. Appreciate all the history and your music theory breakdown on Page's guitar techniques. Thanks. 💯💥🎸
Thanks so much Joe - they're my favorite band of all time as well. I really appreciate it and I'm glad you enjoyed it - I plan to revisit them again sometime, Jimmy Page is still probably the most intriguing guitar player out there. 🙏
I grew up on Led Zeppelin I'm 69 now, I borrowed there 1st album of a mates older brother back in 1970 to record on my tape recorder 'still at school so didnt have a lot of money' and he didn't get it back for a long time, but I did start spending my paper round money on Zeppelin 1 & 2 as soon as I could and of couse every one there after. In fact I ended up buying a 2nd set so I have a very well played set and a set not touched. I managed to get to see them twice at Earls Court, and then Knebworth also saw Page & Plant, but no way could I get tickets for the 02. I love them to bits especially Jimmy Page, there will never be another band to climb to the heights Jimmy took Zeppelin to. To make this story have an incredible ending my son James not only plays Les Paul guitars and a host of Zeppelin's music he actually looks the spitting image of Jimmy Page back in the early to mid 1970s, in fact they call him Pagey on jamnights. Thanks for reading.
Oh and I definitely enjoyed the read! Been a zeppelin fan all my life, so it's great that there are some kindred spirits out there. Kudos to your son - That is awesome that he could keep the Zeppelin torch lit!!!
This is such an underrated documentary 💪🤝👌
That is such a huge compliment!!! Thank you so much that makes my day 🙏
James Patrick Page. No. 1.
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Loved this video a lot, enjoyed it with coffees and toast..wow, just can't believe how talented you started but, it's where we end up that matters most honey!
Thank you so much - I really appreciate your kind words 🙏 You're exactly right - it's where we end up the most that matters!
When you mentioned the 1/4 tone unison bend in the Whole Lotta Love riff you earned my respect.
It’s a subtle, but integral part of the riff and I’ve never seen/heard anyone copy it correctly. You sir, know your onions 👍
Thank you so much! It is so subtle... I'm glad to see somebody else like yourself picked up on that. Much much appreciated!! 🤘🤘
Steve Stevens does it correctly and demonstrates it. Play D fifth fret on the A string at the same time as the open D string. Bend the D on the A string towards the ceiling while the open D rings, towards the ceiling so as not to silence the open D string. Dissonance / Magick
There is a Steve Stevens video in which he demonstrates 1/4 tone bend to my surprise
John Paul Jones was the first recruited by page because him and Page were BOTH session musicians for a long time . Then page found Plant and plant brought in Bonham on drums.
Actually JPJ’s wife saw a small article in a trade paper stating that Jimmy Page was forming a new band after “the yardbirds” disbanded… she knew her husband was getting tired of his studio jobs and urged him to contact Page and offer his services. He did, and Page immediately jumped at the offer and said “Yes, great!”.
Yep....JPJs wife ftw
Jones also only one who DID NOT sign The Pact
This was great - I really enjoyed it! Subscribed.
Thank you so much I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for the subscription but I really appreciate it!
Jimmy has tried to live a life of conscious magick - he accomplished much
beatle Paul as well...another son of the magician
Great video. One of the best and very professionally done. I understand that Page was deeply involved with witchcraft but i now think the tricks may be on him. He didnt need spells to draw anyone because he was born to sing and play. He was full.of natural.talent. Led Zepplin was unique and our childhood was better when we listened to the music.
Thank you so much Jacqueline! You are absolutely right - Jimmy Page just has it in his fingers. I really appreciate your kind words 🙏
Holy crap! Jimmy played on "Downtown?" That was a big hit back when I was in grade school.
Haha yep - blew my mind too when I first found out! I'll never hear the song the same way ever again
@@guitarmeetsscience We slept with the windows open in the summer - I remember one of the neighbors playing that song loud enough to clearly hear in my room one night.
Lol Right on! That song was mixed with the perfect frequencies to be able to carry anywhere - totally mid-range throughout
Goldfinger, too.
The reference to "Tea For One" as "Since I've Been Loving You" part 2 cannot be overstated.
Exactly - the first time when I was playing the albums and rotation I'd come out of the room to do something and back in and I thought somehow I accidentally stuck on Zeppelin 3 for a moment. And tea for one actually came from a faster jam of theirs when I heard bootlegs later on. Interesting how it evolved back but I guess they just wanted to revisit that groove
It sounded the way he wanted. vwas his vision but without the other 3 puzzle pieces then as Bonhams son Jason said after celebration day . I got to play with the greatest band in the Land
Without a doubt the greatest band in all of the land!
First guitar player I’ve heard that could make a guitar growl, and play the sound of a spiral toward the end of dazed and confused on TSRTS it comes through you’re ears and makes you feel/see a spiral along with alternate tuning the use of a bow, therman, wha, and various other techniques.
Perfect description of his playing!!!
Jimmy Page looks so cool.
Yes he does I can all through the years He's always managed to look pretty cool
in fact nobody knows what he was really into because he don't talk about it
Awesome video, research and commentary. You’ll reach your goal one day keep rolling brother 🤘🏼
Thanks brother! I think I've already exceeded my goal..... Didn't expect anybody to watch these things. Thank you for the kind words brother!
@@guitarmeetsscience that’s so inspiring bro love it ❤️🔥🫡
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The music is so good that make believe you every legend or story you put around.....
Another great point right there!
" nature prepares a path before me according to my heart's intent".. Jimmy Page during my dream interview with him when asked how he was able to do miraculous things seemingly effortlessly
Great recap of the extensive and varied career of one of the greatest ever!
Thank you Doug I appreciate it! 🙏
The death of John Bonham was the second person to die in a home owned by Jimmy Page the first was his friend Philip Churchill-Hale who died at Plumpton place in October 1979
Definitely an interesting fact Thanks for sharing that!
He did live in alister crowelly house and did belong to the house of the golden dawn
Yes and yes
Doesn't make their songs satanic. That's the worst misconception brought about some silly dorks from the late 70's.
OTO, not Golden Dawn.
@@alifhashim3752 Only Stairway in reverse.....
BIG UPS DUDE 👍🏻, love your 🎸 videos , stay cool 🚬😎
Thank you so much brother!!! 🤘🤘
When i first heard jimmy play......i sold my fingers. Typing this with my feet🙄🙄
Just don't watch any Bruce Lee videos 😆😆😆😆😆😆
@@guitarmeetsscience I dare not 😂
@Karl-dg7rm 😆😆😆😆😆😆
Jimmy! Jimmy! Jimmy! Page, in his prime, was too cool for school! An almost mystical sense of stagecraft and showmanship, with the TALENT to back it up! (Many showmen and stagecrafters lack talent. They're just 'show' and 'flash'. Like many bubble gum 'metal' bands, and others.) I know this will piss many off, but with show and flash, and lacking talent and substance, KISS comes to mind. As does Triumph and whatever stupid band wrote, "Final Countdown". No 'umphh', no 'grit' in such gum-drop rock.
Thank you...... Now I have neh neh neh nowwwww ne ne ne ne nuh.... Stuck in my brain lol ... Got to hand it to Europe - that piano line is criminally catchy 😆
Excellent overview of Page. Thank you!
🙏 Thank you kindly - I'm really glad you enjoyed it!
What i would like to know is if LZ had interaction with Somerset Bellenoff, Lillibet, in their early days. As rumors go ..this is the Lady that Stairway to Heaven is dedicated to.
Possibly or they referenced her....Belenoff was nicknamed "The May Queen" because she was born in May and supposedly due to some of the stuff that she was into. Interesting thought!
I have an original LZ III with the "Do What Thall Wilt..." Engraving...Has scratches but I dont care...Not a collector, but I know that one is cool.
That's got to be cool as hell to own that! That is awesome!
I had it, too. A$$hole X/boyfrind!!!. Stole a lot of my vinyl only to return bits and pieces majorly damaged. Only have what I could replace in '85ish.
I have one, too!
Coverdale/Page was short lived due to Plant's jealousy. A second album was in the works.
Never put the time frame together but I believe you’re on to something.
saw that show Spectrum 1988
Plant called Coverdale Coverversion.
Jimmy knew what he was doing
Love this! I learned things that I never knew about LZ which is crazy because I thought I knew it all lol!
What I have been doing lately is finding every live version of “No Quarter” just to listen to the middle jam between JPJ, JHB, and JP. The longer the jam the better! That is the magic of LZ was the live recreation of studio masterpieces and the chemistry between the band. The song No Quarter use to creep me out as a kid fueled by the band being labeled as satanic and the band hiding satanic messages on albums. The creepy riffs that JPJ plays on the keyboard and the vocal filter used by plant added to my creepy vibe about the song. I had that same vibe as a kid with Black Sabbath and their song Black Sabbath. The rain storm at the beginning and the dramatic music and lyrics.
Fast forward: I got older and realized that I was being a little ridiculous and after really listening to those masterpieces I became hooked on finding the live versions because of the fantastic JPJ driven jams between the 3 with Plant adding to the magic with his improv.
Fun fact: LZ never played Fool in the rain live. Obviously with JHB passing away I wonder if they ever would have because of its complexity. The Bonham shuffle which to me, is a masterpiece of complex fantasticness!!!!!!😅
Love this well put together documentary you created and I thank you, sir.
Thanks so much! Their version on the 1979 Knebworth show had JPJ in rare form... I like all the versions they did live but that would really stood out. It's like a buddy of mine from college who was completely afraid to listen to Pantera - the band just scared the hell out of him haha I don't know why I find that funny but I guess music has a real profound effect on people. Musically, no quarter has it all - one of the standout tracks of the '70s as far as I'm concerned. It is interesting that they never played fool in the rain live - I'm thinking probably the middle section was so involved they didn't want to try to duplicate it. Bonzo's Purdie shuffle (also employed on Steely Dan's "Babylon Sisters" by its originator Bernard Purdie) would have been very cool in a live setting.
This man was a genius
Excellence in
Song writing
Guitar
All originals written by Jimmy Robert & others
Can't say tht abt today's bands❤ they are excellent
Today
JPJ was recruited before Plant and Bonham.
Nice rundown of years!
Thanks so much Brianna!!!! Much appreciated!! 🙏
Thelemic mysticism
Macca says in Memoirs "Come Walk with Us"
When you look at Jimmy page he used ,a marshall amp and a Gibson eds-12-75 duel neck and just played no tricks just him and the guitar today groups use to many electronic to get the right feel
Exactly - straight into a wah and into the amp.... Simple and effective setup!
☆Blessed Be☆
Thankyou guitar science
Thank you Gina!
Got to go check out walking into Clarksdale in 1998 at the Pittsburgh civic arena it was great lol
That was a pretty cool era for page and plant
@@guitarmeetsscience for sure and I listen to those songs and I get chills.
Oh yeah - and I like some of their off album stuff too, like the truth explodes video where they played in Morocco. Very intense performance with loops. Michael Thompson was incredible on the drums and breathe new life into the Zeppelin songs during their live performances. I saw them twice during that time. Great shows!
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Jimmy has definitely been a heavy influence in my 35 + or - years playing guitar. Having grown up in the 70s, 80s and early 90s I've got a diverse far reaching musical taste and although I've considered some Cats to be some of my favorites, I don't think it's really possible to quantify someone's playing or style as the best when everyone kinda does it differently. You can have 2 guys from successful bands coming up in the same genre and they create two totally different things. In fact you could give every guitar God the same rig with the same settings and a backing track and neither will play the same thing nor will they sound alike. Jimmy Page could pick up EVH's guitar and not changing a thing about his tone and it would sound exactly like Jimmy Page not EVH...
That is exactly right! Interesting thing is I remember there was an interview with Nuno betancourt - and he was hanging out with Eddie. Eddie had his guitar plugged in and was jamming away and then he handed his guitar to Nuno. Nuno started playing and asked Eddie why in the hell it didn't sound anything like what he was doing. He said that was a really big learning experience - and what you said in your comment really hit that home perfectly.
you really goat me now.
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Cool !!!
Since hendrix said bad things about Zeppelin let me say hendrix was very jealous over PAGE which says nothing about hendrix
Very interesting - I never knew that!
Page actually took a page off Hendrix book
Hendrix actually admired Page, even John Bonham. He just felt the band was just ripping off black blues musicians
it was bonham who got plant to stay.
Yes this was Bonham who got Plant to stay. JP & JPJ didn't even go to the funeral.
No other band put their drummer upfront and center like Led Zeppelin did
Even up until their last album, they put the drums upfront in the mix, especially on fool in the rain … and rightly so
He was a great drummer and they wanted to show him off in the mix of all of their songs and it was the right thing to do. He wasn’t Buddy Rich and he wasn’t Neil… He was his own guy, and he was a monster on the drums, and Jimmy used him in a positive way in the production of all zeppelin songs…., It said that he died at such a young age there’s no telling what he would’ve become later in life..,, we can only guess
@@janiterinadrum1627 That's the perfect description of Bonham's contributions to the band. Really he was the heaviness of that band. He was all about feel - and yeah like you said he didn't have the chops of Buddy Rich who was a freaking monster in his day. But bottom just had that certain something that made the music sway in a certain way. In a lot of ways he probably had more impact on music than he even got credit for because he actually modernized the sound of drums on recordings long before anybody else was doing it. But he took that from the jazz bands of the day, so it's pretty cool that he was able to actually make that crossover. Thanks for your comment I really appreciate that!
i think its a rather fun thought that pagey summoned one of crowleys demons, and they all sold their souls for fame and fortune , (it was either bonzo or JPJ that didnt participate)
picked up a guitar because of this man when i was 14 back in 94....he still inspires me to this day.
of course the real key to his sucsess and granduer is Cinnamon...😉
he will always be a grand wizard to me, just happens that his wand is a guitar.
excellent stuff Jimmy mate, and thankyou....oh and you got a great name for a guitar player my good sir.🙂
Obviously it was JPJ. Bonham lost his life as an alcoholic.
Hey brother man great to see you! I actually always thought it was fun too - that's why there's still a little bit of me leftover from when I was a kid haven't gotten into the band that there are all sorts of slight hints in the albums artwork - especially the three later albums. Page is definitely a grand wizard no doubt... I've been looking forward to doing this one - Yes great music does come from America - but man we cannot touch you Brits!!! To me that's really where the music comes from. I like the name of your channel but man you're always Moonie to me! Glad to see you're doing well bud 🤘😎🤘
Yep - luckily for Jones he managed to avoid all the trappings and just be a normal family guy. It served him well for sure.
@@guitarmeetsscience JPJ protected his sanity and his family for sure.
@@guitarmeetsscience good ol moonie...yeah francis and ian still call me moonie lol.....i just wanted to be serious and use my actual name, well my initials :) cheers jimmy mate , you got the wizard chops brother for sure.
Superb....!
Thanks so much!
Would you STOP remastering perfection!
I must be STOPPED!!!
JP Magic fingers . !😊
I honestly believe Led Zeppelin's music degraded the vibration of planet Earth by a few notches. Nothing that bad had ever been heard before. Love the guys though & Stairway of course.
Thank you for your honesty! 🤘🤘
That is the most insane thing ive read in a long while. Led Zeppelin degraded the vibration of the planet - is insane enough but then to add that you also love them and their music? Some people are absolutely bonkers.
Oh, come on. In the mid 60s and into the 70s everyone was into mystical and other worldly to a degree. So much of the music from the mid 60s on used that kind of thing. Magical Mystery Tour. lol
Page was no evil wizard. He was a musician. And he was not the only writer of the songs. All the guys contributed.
Page loved freaking people out thinking he was some kind of wizard. He got his jollies scaring the crap out of Bowie once. The whole thinking of him being some evil or scary Halloween character was a great chuckle.
People may have been into mysticism but Page bought Crowley's house and clothing. That's taking it to a whole other level than others did.
nah.... Iommi is the dawn of metal. Give Page hard rock.
Led Zeppelin also played blues, folk, funk ("The Crunge") and even had a country song -"Hot Dog"-on "In Through The Out Door". I'l never understand how they just get lumped in as heavy metal. They were a very diverse band. Oh, and Crowley rhymes with "holy".
My Generation is first heavy metal tune
My friends and I moved the LZIV record backwards on the turntable, and came up with the same line for the Satan thing, but I remember it not having anywhere near the clarity of your sample. If this had any real intent (not) then it would beg the questions: why did anyone even listen to it backwards to discover it in the first place?, and how many records did they do it with before finding anything?
You bring up a good point - it probably has to do with the fact that some bands actually did do it intentionally and let it be known. So then it became a quest to find other messages as well. Hell - in my own lyrics for songs I've recorded with bands I've played them backwards and I just keep hearing myself uttering my first name all the time lmao. The samples are clear on the video because I actually employed audio source separation to get the vocals all by themselves before I even attempted to reverse them. Without the music there it sounds much clearer.
If you take Zepp 4 open it up and put the thing size edges to a mirror you will see a surprise your welcome cool stuff
Right on - I don't have the cover, so I will have to see if there's something on Google. I'll be curious to see what that looks like using the mirror trick
A lot of great musicians had co-writers to write lyrics. You have to know how to write a song in witch language. Say, "yes we can" and play it backwards
Oh yes..... Now if you would like to be in for a treat, check out when Arnold Schwarzenegger yells get in the chopper played backwards 😆
Esoteric teaching and the word occult are the same thing and have nothing to do with black magick. A convenient misconception to throw one from the true journey. It was Eddie Philips of the band The Creation that first manipulated the use of a violin bow for their first single Making time on Planet Records in 1966.
Hello from New England in the States Concerning Page "dating" a waaaaay underaged girl is as sick then as it is today even with the weird hallpass from mom END OF THAT DISCUSSION!!! With that said as a musician of 41 yrs (drums) it doesn't surprise me at all bc even on a regional level I've seen stuff that will be forever seered into my mind More-still history shows that much darker dangerous and disgusting stuff was going down in Rock at that time And Page always the student of Crowley bent reality and plls perceptions to his will and although I never considered him to be Satanic just dealing with that late night type of voodoo and ancient knowledge has natural side effects and most of them are negative Thx for the vid man I didn't know some of this info 😎✌️🤘🧐
Thank you for sharing your take on this one. You definitely make some great points, and I do appreciate the kind words!
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@JCM…how did he get ahead of you on this. 😢
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Death Wish II not 3
Good catch.... Totally right!!!! Sheesh I needed coffee
Actually it's part 2 and 3
You know you're getting blocked right?
You can actually hear it on stairway. Try it out.
Yeah, I isolated the vocals to make them a bit clearer for the listeners, but it is definitely there either way. Bands made it so fun back in the day....
Led Zeppelin is the greatest band EVER! I’m sorry but ain’t nobody hanging with Zep. Rolling Stones are a great band too, but……
Zep is king!!!
For fans of Page this is quite the treat
Thank you!!! 🙏
I don’t get why ppl say led is heavy metal or deep purple like sabbath is true heavy metal
Not saying Zep is metal.... But that they played a hand in making rock more powerful. That helped pave the way for metal. As did purple. And then Sabbath came along with their debut and truly put metal on the map. Yes Sabbath were actually true metal.
Led Zeppelin was the zeppelin made out of led. That's a lot of heavy metal.
@@1pcfred see now I can’t argue with that
you didnt include the story about when david bowie met jimmy page, its interesting.
Oh yes that is a good one too! I'll be revisiting him before long so I'll definitely have to include it.
Jimmy Page Is NOLORD he Is a fine ARTIST
They were obsessed with the occult, Jimmy even bough Alister Crowely house. Not that stayed in it much. Backmasking was a skill of Crowley's.
Tony Iommi would like to have a word with you.
Yea Page bought more than one of Crowleys things, he was totally into thulema
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Bloody hell... Jimmy even stole someone else's album cover😅SMH.. Zeppelin are the greatest collage band ever.
Hahaha yep!!
@@guitarmeetssciencethey're still great though👍🏻 Good video mate.
Thank you so much professor Kenneth!! 🤘🤘
What album cover did he steal?
Page guitar bow he stole the technique from Eddie Phillips.. Zep are great, the best collage artist in the industry.👍🏻🎸
Darth Pager 😈
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Excuse me, no! 'Since I've Been Loving You', other than the opening live riff, in no way compares to, 'Tea for One'. 'Tea' is an infinitely more polished and nuanced blues piece, with a subtle electric guitar lead, climaxing in a solo that evoked an image, in me, of a teardrop falling through a blue spotlight. No comparison.
Cep't Zepp was never metal. Sabbath was metal. Zepp was Hard Rock. Now, this has nothing to do with Jimmy being untouchable to this day, just genre terms.
I'm getting that from a lot of people. I never said Zeppelin was heavy metal - remember led Zeppelin came out before Black Sabbath did their debut. Even when Black Sabbath did their debut metal wasn't officially a genre. Nor was hard Rock - led Zeppelin wasn't officially hard rock either. But they did do communication breakdown which was one of the hardest rocking songs of the day. Low and behold Sabbath's paranoid became the quintessential metal song, and it derived its influence from communication breakdown. So I didn't say Zeppelin was metal I said Zeppelin contributed to the dawn of heavy metal.
@@guitarmeetsscience Best check your title bud. Titles, say things. Zepp dropping vinyl first, means nothing, because its clear what their early stuff was about. It not be referred to by those genres "then" means nothing as well. It was what the music was classified as AFTER the genres were coined, and Zepp's got nothing for metal before Sabbath. Zepp, has always been my fav,especially Jimmy, and I am a drummer, but they got nothing to do with any metal, before, then, now or ever. About everyone I have known over the years would agree, but hey, its art, everyone got an opinion....thx for the vid.
@sword-and-shield Hey man no argument from me. A lot of it is subjective I mean after all, look where the term heavy metal actually originated. From lyrics from a song that also wouldn't be deemed heavy metal by today's standards. And the wheel rolls on.... Seriously though thanks for some good thought-provoking comments. I really do appreciate it!
@@guitarmeetsscience Wasn't taking it that way at all brother, just a discussion. I, and friends, over the years, and being in several giging bands across the states, can say almost everyone I have talked with coins Heavy Metal to the tunes sound, NOT the vocals. Now these days who knows huh, what "terms" aren't being twisted to new meanings.
In the 70s genres weren't so clearly defined and there was a lot of overlap in influences and fanbase. For the record, Sabbath hate being called metal, just thought I'd throw that out there.
He definitely was into Black Magick
Being into the occult doesn't necessarily mean black magick. It simply means hidden knowledge which isn't necessarily a bad thing.
@Somberdemure he litteraly did rituals to summon demons based on Crowleys writings. You are in denial...
@@711ptj3 Doesn't change the fact of my statement.
@@Somberdemure yes it does you reacted to someone saying jimmy was into black magic. Jimmy is most certainly a practitioner and one only has to look at what happened to him and the people involved to know that is a bad thing
@@711ptj3 No it doesn't at all. He was into the occult. Occult only means hidden knowledge. Educate yourself, boy, before you spew nonsense.
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Plant did not come back of page it was because of bongo!!!!!
Bonzo!!! 🤘🤣
Bongo played drums for the Mosquitoes.
Didn't you see them on 'Gilligan's Island'?
@OldIrishFan1966 Bongo was a BEAST! 🤣
Todays music is pure crap.
I don't disagree one bit 🤘🤘
Are you trying to say you're not a Swiftie?
What good is his occult practices if he ends up a drug addict who lost his drummer and his band? Satan is a liar. Every time.
Amen brother.. I did and still do admire his guitar playing but just leave out all that hocus pocus garbage. I believe all that did cause death and serious bad stuff..
C'mon people, this is the 21st century. Get a grip...
@@mattrogers1946 You get a clue. The truth never changes.
Page was not a satanist!
@@juliemanarin4127 of course he is. Any witchcraft is satanism.
46:13 Jimmy Eat Page?
Haha got some mad attention to detail! Actually I tripped on my words a bit - happens all the time when I do these. Lol good catch!
I have to disagree that Page is the GOAT. Never heard of a guy named Hendrix? And even Jimmy would agree as well. Eric Clapton, after seeing Hendrix for the first time, couldn't pick up a guitar for 6 months. Same deal with Hendrix and Page and a myriad of greats that would agree as well because once you have seen nirvana, heaven is a close second. And I love all the greatest, and not so great (your opinion, not mine) but what it all comes down to it, who is/was the best. There are some absolutely brilliant players who only play Spanish or nylon, and usually have the greatest looking at the other guy and thinking " thats impossible, how did you do that" and the other guy just gives a little smile and thinks " My boy, you have much to learn ".
He's three videos back from this one 🤘🤘
What do you mean Eric Clapton could pick up the guitar for 6 months after seeing Jimi Hendrix play for the first time ,Eric Clapton played live the next night as Cream were on tour in the UK
Not a Page fan ? That’s fine but peoples opinions like who’s the best or better , is a lie , because it’s not a road race , where there’s a 1-2/3 rd place , Hendrix and Page , Beck etc are one of the greatest, now Beck is clean , more rock jazz , Hendrix was innovative and experimental, that’s a given . Now Hendrix died in 70 , had a four year career, except for his early work as a hired gun , little Richard , Isley brothers. Page from 1963 to today. Sessions , yardbirds, etc , he was far more creative and able to layer guitar parts to compose master pieces like , Achilles, for your life , Rain song , stairway , ten years gone etc , plus his acoustic work , the styles , folk rock blues Celtic , eastern influences, I could go on . But you get my point , Hendrix , Clapton any other people you want to mention, do not come close to Pages body of work . Period , those other players , play as well and some maybe better . But when you take their whole career, they don’t match Pages Cheers
Dawn of Metal was Tony Iommi.
Look at the timeline - Black Sabbath's first album comes out in 1970 so they were not widespread by that point. Page was already doing dazed and confused with the Yardbirds before Zeppelin's first album even came out in 1968. Zeppelin was hitting it hard before Sabbath even came out. Not to discredit Tony of course - because he ran with it and made it so much so darker. Either way the real father of heavy metal was most likely Link Wray anyhow
@@guitarmeetsscience I don't think there was a real father (or mother) of Heavy Metal. Kinks, Who, Henrix and Cream are all very central. For me, The Ox by the Who (1965) is the first real metal tune. It is brutal even by today's standards.
@@guitarmeetsscience One member of Deep Purple said in a documentary that after hearing the first Zep album they got inspired and started to play harder. Regarding Black Sabbath, Ozzy said that they were inspired too. Iommi made the song Paranoid after inspiration from Communication Breakdown. Ozzy told him that the riff perhaps was too similar. No, it will work, Iommi thought. Great video!
Thank you brother - sorry for the belated response, TH-cam tends to bury things sometimes. 🤘🤘
He got his ten years, gone.
His time is gonna come though....how many more times can he keep it up?
Dude from your commentary what you just said you make it seem like led Zeppelin wasn't into the occult and worshiping Satan they were just like all the artists do today you know that old saying only the players change but the game stays the same come on man and I Love led Zeppelin this is my favorite band but I also know what they were really into
It's hard to balance the narrative between the material and the hypothetical. I tried to do that here, but there's only so much us little TH-camrs can do. Honestly - can you really envision John Bonham sitting still for a second at some elaborate satanic ritual? Lol I certainly can't
Maybe if the guys snuck up on him while he was sleeping 😂😂😂
Plagiarized many of the songs that made them famous.
Yeah they did
Before I matured and grew to know better, Jimmy is very, very, very overrated as a guitar player... Sure he's been part of some great stuff, but come on... I paid big money both times I saw Zeppelin in the 70s, and was thoroughly disappointed both times... He's a pretty damn sloppy player when ya get right down to it...I love Jimmy, but he wouldn't make my top best 15 Rock/Metal guitarists...
Tight but loose. If you understand Zep then you know they didn't try to recreate the albums in concert. What shows did you see ? Let it be known
He was a studio cat through and through - performance-wise he put on a really good show, but he used to run everybody out of the studio when he would do his solos, agonizing over every single note. I just don't think the live thing was really his thing he would have been totally at home in steely Dan
Who’s your top 5?
Big money ? Really concert tickets were cheap back then. 20.00 maybe for a ticket and that price included money for a lighter and a burger at mc Donald's.
Ah the days....
The dawn of metal !! Stolen music, hippie flower music is the dawn of metal ? Wow country music compared to sabbath!!
Zeppelin came a little before Sabbath, and communication breakdown was definitely a prototype for what was to come. Paranoid was influenced by that tune. It's like saying Black Sabbath was country music compared to morbid angel