Led Zeppelin - In My Time of Dying | Reaction
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The music that Led Zeppelin recorded and released between 1969 and 1979 can never be duplicated again. Led Zeppelin's music will forever be timeless.
Not one bad album in the bunch! Add to that every single one was different (never doing the same thing twice) and every album was solid from start to finish. More great songs on one album than some bands had on their Greatest Hits releases. They are Rock Royalty!! Never a band had each and every member be as important as the next, as was proven when Bonzo passed. Each member so good they were irreplaceable and each brought something to the table that made Zeppelin. Alone each a great Musician, together undeniable, they were Magic!
@@dlewtweentorla1210 Exactly
Zeppelin is arguably the best rock band in history, however a lot of their music was a duplicate, a cover or “sampled” from the original American blues masters that they idolized. That does not detract from the sheer genius of their collective musical talent, but let’s give credit where credit is due. This song is a variation of a Blind Willie Johnson song, “ Jesus make up my dying bed”
@@kikivon3501 This is highly debatable. They did covers they also payed homage using a line here or there from another song to a certain artist. Thing is most of it is a stretch. Especially when Page is said to have ripped himself off from his time with the Yardbirds. Most of what is takes about pertains to mostly the first album and a couple of songs in the second. After that they redid a couple more total on their next couple of albums. After Zep untitled you don't hear of it. So saying most of their songs are copies is highly unfair. Many bands including Hendrix, SRV, the Stones all did similar. What wasn't right is in the beginning not giving credit to the musicians that wrote original work. That was based on record companies being greedy back in the day and hoping they wouldn't get sued and taking a risk if they did ,would make much more than the payout would be. That changed in the late 70s and artists become more protected.
It will always be a debate, yes the "borrowed" the the extent has been greatly exaggerated. Saw one list where it points to all Zep originals to non originals. It's a joke and quite a stretch in spots. Also they stop the comparison after Zep's fourth album. Even then original content still far outweighed the rest. But adding the next four albums to the equation would have made it look silly as far as numbers go.
Even so, not one song they copied is close to the original. Not like most who redo a song and you recognize it right away. Or think it's the same with a different singer. They made every one their own.
@@dlewtweentorla1210 Facts
I've just been diagnosed with lung cancer, and the Oncologists said that I've got 3 to 6 months to live, So being 83 years young this year, I've given myself the pseudonym just in time. I was lucky enough to have seen Led Zep early 70s here in Perth Australia, and recently I've also been listening to Pink Floyd and TIME, yes I believe that TIME is like a toilet roll, the nearer you get to the end the faster it goes. Love and peace from Perth Australia.....
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Hope your still with us mate,take care 🇬🇧
Saying prayers. Let us know if you are still with us.
Everyone talks about Bonham’s power on the drums, but man could he hold down a groove, too!
He could play both funky and sexy at the same time. Unequaled to this day.
Yep he could swing
The great rock drummers in my opinion are those who can change up and come right back on top of the groove, and nobody was better at it than Bonham.
Purdie shuffle
That album is a gem one of the best albums ever made
In my opinion Physical Graffiti is the best Zeppelin album(s) ever made with House's of The Holy and Zeppelin 4 being neck and neck for next best,it's just that The Rain Song and No Quarter does it for me every time 45 years after buying the album!! I just don't think Zep 4 can top House's of the Holy!!!!! Not to mention on Physical Graf. you have ... in my time of dying, 10 years gone , sick again,in the light and Kashmir, plus so much more. I just can't give my vote to zep 4
@@edwardcapobianco2975 I couldn’t put up a second best album, my first one was their second. Then graffiti before I finally went and got them all. I LOVE the first two I got… but they’re all so good. Older we’re better, don’t wanna down talk that last one but it wasn’t my fave, lol!!
@Michael Lambert well every album Is a homerun. I love Presence alot too. I think I'm just burned out on 1 and 2 cause it was played so much on the radio.
It's an old gospel tune. I love this song. They somehow manage to capture the feel of a funeral walking down a New Orleans street and still sound like Led Zeppelin.
Yeah, you nailed the very essence of this , in fact, dirge, like no other commentator here!
I'm pretty sure it was a Blind Willie Johnson blues song.
And if my memory serves me it's original was a 15th century English Christian hymn.
The connection between a blues song and a English Christian hymn is quite another thing! 😬
JULY 20TH, 1969.
My friend and I bought two tickets to see Led Zeppelin at a venue called Music Carnival on the East side of Cleveland. It was a Theater in the round holding @5,000 seats in a stadium seating configuration...The front row was ten feet back from the stage and people had to look up as the seats were lower.
We were five rows back on the aisle in seats E-1&2 . That put us stage high, thirty feet from the stage. I could have hit Robert Plant with a wadded up popcorn bag, we were that close!
The James Gang were the warmup band and blew us away.
When Zeppelin took the stage, they were set up directly facing us and played the entire first album and most of the as yet unrealeased second album. Hearing Plant and Page go back and forth on the "Lemon Song" was AMAZING!
When they finished, they came straight up my aisle and I got a low five from Page himself. All this greatness for the then priincly sum of $4.50!
Then I got home in time to see Armstrong step on the Moon.
It's fifty-four years ago and it STILL feels like yesterday! I may be old, but my generation got to see all the great bands! I'm so pleased that younger people are discovering what we've known all along😊
I saw them twice in the early 70s in Denver. Saw Robert solo in the 80s. I was always so happy and emotionally exhausted, they were great. It always takes me back when I listen to them. I love seeing others experience them. Love to you sir.
I saw them live in 1970 and they were even better live than you could imagine. So glad I grew up in their time.
Led Zeppelin had Rock, Heavy Metal, Blues, Rock-Samba, Rock-Bossa nova, and more. No musical group will ever be this good.
Saw them in June 1977 and it’s still the best concert I’ve ever seen
Me too. Seatle king dome. A time of my life that I will never forget.
The Forum in 77.
Pontiac, set a record and we’re in the Guinness Book of World Records.
Same here I was blown away
@@soisaidtogod4248 yep the fabulous forum
Led zeppelin has been my favorite band for 50 years. Greatest band ever
This IS the song, other than Moby Dick that showcases the insane talent of the late John Bohnam, one of the best drummers that has ever lived! He attacks the Drums and beats the skins off of them!
What about Achilles Last Stand?
@@mikenastasi8927 yes sir!
@@mikenastasi8927 they're ranked 1A and 1B to me lol
@@bobbymcbay1586
Achilles Last Stand is my favorite Zep song and Physical Graffiti is my favorite Zep album.
Bonham is okay.
Led Zeppelin, Market Square Arena, Indianapolis 1977, my first concert ever at the age of 14!!!
Truly baptism by fire!!🔥🔥
LOL, you may know this, but there's a Whole Foods store there now! ALSO: They have a plaque in front of the store honoring the site as being--also in 1977--where Elvis's last concert was. (June 26th). Woulda LOVED to have seen Elvis--period! But Zeppelin even moreso! Alas, I was just a casual Zep fan in 8th grade/77 when they came to the Capitol Center near DC. By '80 I was a confirmed fanatic, YEARNING for their next tour. But...
Very fun(ny) fact: in the early 2000s a British rock station did a poll open to the public in order to determine who the greatest drummer, greatest guitarist, greatest bassist, and greatest singer was/is. Every single member of Led Zeppelin was voted #1 lmao.
I saw Led Zeppelin in concert1969 and 1970 that was before this song. They were electrifying in person. “Dazed and Confused” was amazing.
Second Comment, if you have read my first one.
April 27, 1977 Cleveland, Ohio At The Richfield Colisuem (a grass field today)
I witnessed "THE" "Destroyer" show.
I sat section 110, Row H Seat #8. This was the most Magical Night of my life. I was 16 and not a Friggin care other than ZEP and Rock n Roll. I was at this Legendary Show in Awe. Look for the show, Soundboard Sound, You will hear what I saw and heard, without the 4 Channel Sound which you had to be there to experience what rolling sound is. 20,000 of us heard!
Led Zeppelin last get together concert 2007 at Londons O2 Arena, 20 million people requested tickets for 30,000? seats.
John Bonham in BEAST mode. Led Zeppelin in BEST mode. One of their--or anyone's--greatest tracks. Recorded live in the studio--one take, a cough and "a listen." Oh yes: THANK YOU!
Come have a listen then....
One take is insane. Not a note out of place.
I've been listening to their music for decades. The more I listen, the better they sound
And the better they sound the more I listen to them!
Saw Led Zeppelin 18 times between 1970 and 1977. Their concerts were anywhere between 2 1/2 to 3 1/2 hours. ( sometimes longer and rarely shorter). Zeppelin was my number one band in the 70’s.
Hope you recorded them once or twice 😎
@@SopranoPizzaJMFNJ I actually did record the September 1970 show, however it was the concert that had a pretty famous bootleg “Live on Blueberry Hill”. That quality is much better that me deteriorated cassettes. That was also the only time I saw them when they played less than 2 1/2 hours (about 2:15). There’s a great medley of Communication Breakdown that show which includes Good Times Bad Times, For What it’s Worth and I Saw Her Standing There.
@@allanbluzdude That's AWESOME! It's possible your source captured things that the other sources did not. One of the best Versions of the Blueberry Hill show combines several sources to complete the show. If you are interested in having your source digitized and documented I know of a team that can do it for you!
Dude, I'm soo Jealous.I saw Plant 1 time. Damn!!!!!
Damn, I want to share the part of your memory that remembers those concerts!
"John Bonham beat the drums like they owed him money" is reaction enough!
Magnificent song...and this live was fantastic!
Saw them in '77 and still to this day it was my favorite concert!!
This song was recorded live. Four piece. Drums, bass, guitar, vocals.
I was driving down Watt Ave. here in Sacramento and as I looked at the store on my left and saw a guy laying there with a blanket over their face and this song just started as I looked over.
Imagine hearing this song for the first time LIVE, 2 days before the album even came out. That's what happened. "Physical Graffiti" dropped during their 1975 tour. I saw them right before & thousands of us, in a packed arena, heard this & "Kashmir" thundering over, through & around us for the very first time live. It was pretty much a spiritual experience!
I was fortunate enough to see Zeppelin 3 times..in 1970, '75 & '77. I was always going to concerts & looking back I feel blessed. I also saw Hendrix just 3 months before he died..Deep Purple with Ian Gillan still with them, so many legendary artists...heck, I even saw Elvis (twice!). Like I said, blessed.
💙☮💙☮💙☮💙☮💙☮💙
And it does my heart good to see you appreciate these guys like you do.💙
VERY Blessed! Congrats! And you did something even Jimmy Page never did--saw Hendrix. I recall him saying in an interview that that was one of his huge regrets, that he was always meaning to see Jimi play, since he was , to quote Page after his death "the best guitarist any of us ever had," but kept putting it off for being so busy himself with Zeppelin. Glad YOU got to see all those wondrous artists!
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I didn't know that Page never got to see Hendrix. I know that Stevie Ray Vaughan never saw him & that's a shame being as Jimi was his main inspiration.
When I saw Hendrix I stood with my arms propped on the edge of the stage, taking photos of him (in those days stages weren't as high as they are now & no barriers in front). After his encore he reached down to give me his guitar pick. Just as our hands touched, a big burly guy jostled me aside & grabbed the pick.
I was a little 5'2" 16 year old & he would've knocked me down if not for the crowd pressed against us & around us.
It still makes me furious to think about it! I'd love to still have that pick. But hey, at least I've got my pics stored away somewhere up in my loft.
Thanks, Joe, for such a nice & interesting reply! Made me smile.
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@@deborahcornell171 MY "interesting" reply made YOU smile?? LOL, thanks, but I'd say YOUR story is way more epic! OMG, Hendrix offering you his GUITAR PICK. What a precious artifact!! Man, I'm furious at that burly dude, too now, lol. He STILL deserves an ass-whup for that even today, haha! Wow, to see Jimi right at the edge of the stage...Well, to your point, you may have lost the pick, but still have the pics of the show! Cheers!
Thanks for sharing Deborah!!!
Physical Graffiti is my favorite Led Zeppelin album.
I go back and forth between Physical Graffiti and III. Depends on my mood when asked.
It’s everybody’s favorite - if they aren’t tone def that is
Presence for me. And Led Zeppelin 4. Entire albums but there's one exception from 4.
yeah: I always joke it's kinda cheating, being a double album and all, but, man, it DOES show their full Spectrum, their amazing range! And like you said--those riffs! I think if just the first two sides had been released as a single album, it'd be thought of as perhaps the greatest purely electric rock albums ever made. Just review the playlist there! F Me! It took me till Freshman year college to REALLY mine and discover how cool this album truly is!
I saw a Led Zeppelin in 1977 at the coliseum in Richfield Ohio the cost was $6.50 a ticket! If you want to catch a good cover band Get the Led Out they are great
Yes I saw them in Dallas they are an excellent cover band
I discovered Zeppelin a year after Bonhams death, for years I’d wished I could have seen them live. I saw Robert Plant live a few times and he was great. In 2007 I finally got my wish when they played the O2 Arena in London, I can only say they were worth the wait, they are the best band I’ve ever seen and believe me I’ve seen most of the greatest bands ever but Zeppelin where on a different planet. The whole show was filmed and is on a DVD called Celebration day. There were a number of other bands at that show and they were great too but Zepp were next level.
The one band I regret most not having seen. Had tickets to their 77 show in Pittsburgh, but Plant's son died before the show and the tour was cancelled of course.
They were at their best live
They were so good they were making millions without hardy any TV appearances!
That had to have been a dream come true… 🤩
@@charlesseagraves6210 Yes, very much so.
true Bonham is killing it... but listen to John Paul Jones killin the BASS
HELL yeah. Great reaction T! How fucking brilliant were these four lads? Especially Bonzo. Absolute favorite Zep song from my favorite album Physical Graffiti- it will always kick ass. 🤘🏼🎧🤟🏼
Completely brilliant!
I don't choose Zeppelin "favorites" easily--the old joke is kinda true: "Whatever one I'm listening to now is my fav," but, for real, if gun to head to choose Top Ten, I know that THIS bad boy would def be on that list!
John Paul Jones was known as The Governor at 24 years old
This has always been my favorite Zeppelin album. So much soul.
In the Light is a magical track from that album. But then it is my favorite Zeppelin album and I love everything on it.
Loved how Plant did the "oh my Jesus" part on Celebration Day
Saw Zeppelin in 74 at Pittsburg Civic Arena. Greatest concert ever!
This is one of those albums you listen to from start to finish. Then you want to do it again
For sure
Nice edit: I’m curious if you’ve heard “traveling riverside blues.” The official video is quite good too. Can’t recommend it enough. That “break” tho 🤣🤣🤣
The drums are sick af, just awesome.
thier first six albums were on the billboard top ten at the same time
all number ones
ICONS.. John Bonham there are no words for how talented he truly was
Wasn’t this their first album on Swan Song?
I was 14 years old. I loved Led Zeppelin. They had just came out with Led Zeppelin presence it was in my opinion awesome we were just kids. I had a four years older brother and cousin. Also we got four tickets. I got one when it came time to go to the show they ditched me and I was crying in my bedroom. My dad came in gave me 20 bucks and drop me off at the San Diego sports Arena The show was awesome. My seat was right above John Paul Jones, the keyboards. In the middle of the show, they sat down and did acoustic now I had tears in my eyes because I loved the acoustic side of Led Zeppelin also. The girl sitting next to me she gave me a big, fat hug and a kiss on the cheek. It was my first real hug was huge Juggs, rubbing on my chest it was awesome. spent many years going to Black Sabbath deep purple scorpions, Dokken, Ronny, James Dio, Ted Nugent Rush in to me Led Zeppelin was the best show I ever went to.
DRUMMING MASTERPIECE!
I wore out 2 vinyl copies of Physical Graffiti for a reason
Easily listened to this entire double album over a thousand times. It was every day for two years straight and I lost count somewhere after that 🤣
I saw Paige Plant in Cleveland, Ohio. All I can say is I can die a happy man😅. But in all seriousness, I was completely awe struck. I have seen a lot of bands, and I can say nothing compares to the stage presence and pure genius that is Robert Plant and Jimmy Paige !
Page
Thank you very much sir. Your time reacting to the greatest ensemble of musicians in Zeppelin is much appreciated 🫡🙏🏽 💪🏽🇺🇸💪🏽
I feel blessed to have seen them once in 1975 and twice in July of 1977, some of my best memories from my teenage years.
My late grandmother gave me this precious gem as a Christmas Present in 1982.
On their SwanSong Label.
Zep nailed this jam HANDS DOWN.
Still one of my faves.
Outside of their immortal staple
" Kashmir ".
Which is a ROCK STAPLE!
Physical Graffiti is my favorite Zep album. Some of the best riffs ever laid down.
I always joke it's kinda cheating, being a double album and all, but, man, it DOES show their full Spectrum, their amazing range! And like you said--those riffs! I think if just the first two sides had been released as a single album, it'd be thought of as perhaps the greatest purely electric rock albums ever made. Just review the playlist there! F Me! It took me till Freshman year college to REALLY mine and discover how cool this album is!
My favorite album of all time.😊
Bad Ass Song
My favorite band
Since 1969❤
My favorite Zeppelin song... thank you
Good choice! From Blind Willie Johnson's "Jesus Make Up My Dying Bed" from 1927. Bob Dylan also covered this song.
Blind, Willie Johnson has an awesome story behind him
@@ricksurratt9034 Yes!
This song existed long before Blind Willie was even born
Physical Graffiti, one of the best double albums of all time. In The Light is another banger.
The Light is AWESOME!
Indeed. EVERYBODY needs the light!
Run--don't walk--towards The Light!
Plant stated it is in his top 3.
I saw LED ZEPPELIN 1977 Madison Square garden it's was the best concert I ever seen
Glad to see people opening up their minds to what music is supposed to be!!!!
Fun to watch you enjoy this classic track born of the Mississippi delta! Saw them play it live in ‘77. None better.
Art barboza saw Led zep in Oakland 1977 the last concert together in us.
I remember jimmy coming out in back poncho, white pants tucked in tall back boots,round sunglasses .
Really close to stage , a week later their were to play in LA cancelled to Robert sons death.
GRATE memories.
Request/ ten years gone.
So awesome watching u get into this bro. Much love.
I've been to some very epic concerts over the years and I have to say in December of1983 I saw Jimmy Page break out his Gibson double neck at M.S.G. in NYC and do an instrumental version of Stairway to Heaven. It was first time a Zep member performed that song since Bonhams death. I swear to God the roar was so loud that it sounded like a Fighter Jet was landing inside the arena. It was pure screams of ecstasy and also pent up frustration for people who were so upset over Bonhams death. To even be thrown a crumb with an instrumental version literally made people lose their minds!!! I'll never forget how loud that guttural roar was. I was in the orchestra and it rolled down from the rafters like a sonic tidal wave. Not only could you hear it, you felt it!!! Like a living,breathing,pulsing wave!!!40 years later I recall it all!!!
I've never seen Led ZEPPELIN.... But I have seen Robert Plant on His solo tour in 1990... I saw him at the Spectrum in Philadelphia PA....the Place was packed... He was amazing ...the most amazing concert... He played about 3/4 Zeppelin songs and 1/4 of his solo music.... Did 5 encores with at least two songs in each... Slick everybody in the spectrum stayed until the end and watched him walk backstage into the tunnel...
The live version from 1975 is sick, badass, swamp music heaven.
I saw them live in 1979 at Knebworth, 16 years old and off my head on Morrocan hashish.
Your reactions are always spot on!
One of my favorite reactors! ❤
“cough”… genius!
Ahhh one of my favorite kind-of obscure Led Zeppelin songs! You are correct, this was from the 1975 album, "Physical Graffiti." I used to listen to this song when I was in college with the stereo turned up loud and played the "air drums" to John Bonham's amazing drumming on this song. If you want to make my week, you could react to another kind-of obscure Zeppelin song from the Presence album called "Nobody's Fault but Mine." I guarantee you won't be disappointed.
No way he could not love that one, too! I also risked hearing damage by cranking this sucker thru headphones in college! I'd get back from a bar or something, and prolly annoyed the f outta my dormmate by having the music bleed thru the phones while I'd fill the room with my cig smoke, lol! What an inconsiderate little a-hole I was, but back in the early 80's, few peeps even thought of asking others NOT to smoke!
This album is almost 50 years old and still on my playlist in the car got the 12 yr old grandson listening to all the old bands proving that this music is so much better then todays. Zeppelin 4 was first album of theirs I bought as 12 yr old in 1979 and I was hooked for life.
For me , this is Zeppelins greatest song not Stairway
Agreed
I can’t decide between the two, but this is my standard for heavy metal. All others will be judged by IMTOD. It doesn’t get the love that it deserves.
FYI, "The Crunge" was on the "Houses of the Holy" album... but the song "Houses of the Holy" is on the "Physical Graffiti" album... 🤯
This is take your grandma to church in a wheelchair and she walks home music
Please listen to ten years gone by Zeppelin. Truly moving lyrics and captivating sounds.
First time visitor. It was a joy to experience Zeppelin along with you. Wishing you all the best with your channel! Zeppelin on!!!🤯
EXPERIENCE Zepplin live 3 times. Talk about an out of body experience! If you appreciate great drummers, you might check out Ginger Baker of Cream, drum solo "Toad".
Zep best ever. Goat above all
I’ve never got see Led Zeppelin as a whole. Seen 3/4 of the band at Live Aid in Philly. I’ve seen Plant/Page show at the Meadowlands in the 90s. Seen Robert numerous times. Seen Jimmy when he was with the Firm at MSG. Love me some LZ
Jersey Girl! We saw some of the same shows!!!!
Went to see Led Zep at Knebworth England UK in 1979. Over 150,000 in the outdoors. Still a record for an outdoor concert in the UK I believe. Fantastic and memorable evening.
That is one kickass song on a classic double album by the greatest rock band ever! So good!
They released one album every two years.
We never knew what they would have we just knew it was going to be spectacular!
The Blues really come out on this song.
Definitely one of Led zeppelins' best cover songs
That's kind of a blanket statement; don't ya think?.?.
@Bill T Marchi pretty specific actually
@@neillenet291 it was sarcasm. Did you catch it.?? "Cover, blanket" .
The album came out in '75' on the Atlantic record label, I bought it then and still have it.
It was the first album on their own Swan Song record label.
I never got to go to a Led Zeppelin concert. My sister and I were going to go to the “In Through The Outdoor” concert but Bonham died. This is one of my favorite songs of all time
It's very different from Bob Dylan's version of 1962 (the song originally goes back to the 1920s). They really made it their own and put that Zeppelin touch and feel to it. Classic!
PS: Dylan's cover is also brilliant.
RIP John😢 .....youre missed by zep fans everywhere, young and old.❤
I enjoy listening to music with others even if they are on youtube. Thanks for playing this song. TNT you are an MVP.
Drummer for 40 plus years; This is Bonzo's most stamina testing song; especially when it reaches 6:40 Your hands start cramping, your bass foot, running triplets after triplets, starts to run out of gas...:)...Glad to see you digging on; Been subbed...
This is on the Physical Graffiti album, but The Crunge was on Houses Of The Holy. This is my favorite Zep song.
And ironically, the song, Houses Of The Holy is on Physical Graffiti! 😂
Bonzo = Drumming MVP of everything.
WAS ALWAYS MY FAVORITE ZEPPELIN ALBUM ( PHYSICAL GRAFITI ) T! 😊
I’ve seen Led Zeppelin live five times. I never got to see them play this song live, but Jimmy Page is one of the most underrated slide guitar players who’s ever picked up a guitar. Every one of his slide riffs throughout the song are perfectly layered, deliberate, clean and as smooth as butter and his solo’s are of slide and picking style combined. He is the consummate studio musician and he makes it all seem effortless.
As far as John Bonhams drumming is concerned his fills are intelligent, always absolutely perfectly placed and clean and couldn’t be played any better by anyone else at any time anywhere. He has the best right foot in rock ‘n’ roll. He can do quadruple rolls with one press on the foot pedal. He established his musical dominance on the first track of Led Zeppelin’s first album which featured him delivering flawless triplets with a bass drum pedal on the very first track.
“In My Time Of Dying“ has as stellar or more so of a drum performance as he gave in “Kashmir“ or “When The levee Breaks”. He delivered 20 minute drum solos during live performances and did things no other drummer ever dared to do. Had he lived who knows what music they could’ve produced. They will always be legends, and John Bonham will always be THE drummer against which all other rock drummers will be compared until long after we are all gone.
John Bonham listened to and learned from drummers from all styles of music, rock, funk, blues, R&B, jazz, and world music from all over the globe, he incorporated all of these elements into his playing style and was arguably one of the best drummers of rock ever. I was blessed to see them perform once at the Pontiac Silverdome on April 30th, 1977.
Physical Graffiti is definitely Zeps best album in my opinion but every album is legendary from this group. I would recommend ‘Ten Years Gone’ or ‘In the light’ from physical G but really most any song off this album will be great.
Such an under rated song, drums are fierce
They were all like fine wine....improving with age. RIP JB..😢
My friends were really into LZ back in the 80s/90s (took me a while to catch the bug), but they used to bust a gut laughing at the end of this song when Plant trails off with the "Oh dontcha make it my dyin, dyin, dyin..." and someone in the background hacks up a lung, and Plant chimes in "cough"...
An out-take that was left in.
Yeah, i love that little bit. too bad TNT didn't really hear it, as he was assuming it had ended and all and began talking, but it is pretty amusing, and "proves" they did it live in the studio, and someone (Bonham?) says "That's gonna be the one, in't it?" They knew they nailed it!
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Hahaha yep! And while he's saying it, Jimmy is playing that silly little tune : ♫ Neener-neener-neer, Neener-neener-neer ♫ as it's fading out, lol.
Oh and then there's that other track that opens with the sound guy saying "Shall we roll it, Jimmy?" and you can distinctly hear the motor of a plane overhead, to which someone comments on it and wanting to filter it out or something, and someone replies "Nah, leave it, leave it!", so they just did the recording with that plane engine in the background, lol.
I think it was Black Country Woman (Hey Hey Mama).
@@BlackieNuff Yup--love that little bit they got of the plane when they were recording outside. totally picture them, on the grass (in more ways than one!) , nice sunny day.
Bonham has the coughing fit.... 😂
Lucky enough to have seen these cats in '77. The show was almost identical to the movie "The Song Remains the Same". I wore the t-shirt from the show to school like a trophy. You couldn't buy band shirts anywhere but the shows back then. Cool flashback, thanks.
My top 5 fave Zepp tunes changes weekly.. In my Time is "always" on it.. Along with "Nobody's Fault but Mine".. Great reaction!
One of my favorites!!!🎸🎤🤘🏼
One of my favorite Led Zeppelin tunes. Dig it how you get into the groove.
Bonzo was one of a kind!!
Hell all of them are frightenly talented.
Always felt John Paul Jones was one of the most underrated bassist. He and Bohnam were the glue.
Oh and I must add, I never saw Zeppelin back in the day. However I did see the 2000 tour Jimmy Page did with the Black Crows. And yes, they did perform this song as well as several others from that album.
All in all, a great show. It was special to have seen Jimmy playing the double neck guitar on large screens, both sides of the stage.
I saw Zeppelin at Knebworth in 1979 when I was 17. I got into Zep when I heard a track that my friends older brother was playing when I was about 14.Went out the next day and came home with Led Zep lV. My life literally changed that day By the time I was 20 I was using heroin,smoking weed and tripping regularly.I actually thought it was a phase I was going through,but 40 years later I was still addicted and added crack to my liking as well.What I’m trying to say is .Ithat even after 40 years you can stop if you really want to .I’ve been clean for about a year now except for weed.some things you can’t give up.From Kettering England.
I love your Zeppelin reactions!
I saw them in 1975 and 1977. The 77 show was I the Pontiac Silverdome in front of a record 77,229 people. Had to be more than that. They played this early in the 3 hr concert. It was almost supernatural the way Page sounded with the slide. Trampled Underfoot, also from this album, was awesome in the encore.
This hard driving, dynamic tune is truly vintage, classic Zeppelin. It’s just an epic, legendary song that really helps to mold “ Physical Graffiti “ into arguably their finest work.