0:01 Custard Pie 4:14 The Rover 9:51 In My Time Of Dying 20:57 Houses Of The Holy 24:59 Trampled Under Foot 30:34 Kashmir 39:04 In The Light 47:50 Bron-Yr-Aur 49:55 Down by the Seaside 55:12 Ten Years Gone 1:01:44 Night Flight 1:05:21 The Wanton Song 1:09:31 Boogie with Stu 1:13:33 Black Country Woman 1:17:57 Sick Again 1:22:41 The Swan Song
An Incredible Double Album That I Purchased During My Youth. Light Years Later I Continue Listening To Led Zeppelin. I'm A 62 Year Old Rock and Roll Veteran 🎸
I bought Physical Graffiti in Athens, Greece in 1976 and wore this record out, listened to it 10,000 times plus on my record player in Melbourne, Australia! Even my elderly Greek mum and dad knew the words off by heart and loved it as much as me because I played it non stop! God Bless them!
I was in New York City 10 years ago taking a photograph of the building on the cover of this album when Robert walked up to me. I put my camera down and he said- "Hello, where are you from?"
This album will always be the highest point of music together with Untitled or Led Zeppelin IV, because just like The Lord of the Rings trilogy, there is no work that reaches their heels, at their level of perfection, it is impossible. Led Zeppelin only happened once in a lifetime and it was forever.
I still get chills when I listen to this album. Had it on 8 track tape in my '68 VW when I was a freshman in college in 1975. I can still see in my mind where I was driving when I first heard Kashmir.
@@chipperjack8914 I believe Kashmir was written during or after Page-Plant visited the Sahel/Sahara region between legs of a world tour. I'm not sure even they knew where Kashmir was at the time.
They were a perfect example of when the whole exceeds the sum total of the parts. Amazing band really. This is a funny quote because JPJ is usually pretty quiet and humble. Often not given the credit he is due. Jones arranged the majority of this no matter what Page says lol. But he's right. Killer!
@@skinnykarlos710 Bullshit because I have an issue with anyone taking as gospel the hype machine that was Peter Grant and Led Zeppelin. They were a fine rock band. But all this 'greatest of all time" crap is . . . bullshit.
2023 and this album blows anything away today, its a masterpiece so many great songs! I always thought Headley Grange was so interesting and mysterious !
When I was a teenager in the early 1980's, this is one of the few cassettes that I owned, because what more did I need ? I listened to it a million times, jamming along with it on my old Fender Mustang in my garage. My wife died recently, and I'm so lost. Listening to this makes me feel better.
My favorite Zep album, unless I'm in the mood for screaming Page solos, then it's the II album, until I want something with more bluesy roots, then it's the first album. But sometimes I want some Big Bonzo drumming, then it's IV for me, but then there are times what to sit back and mellow out, then III is the best. But now and then I want something a little more obscure, time to enjoy some Jonesy, so it's In Through The Out Door, but then sometimes if my lady an I are on a road trip we like to enjoy Houses of The Holy together. If I feel like rocking hard, it's time for Presence. I guess they're all my favorites.
This man goes down as one of the greatest TH-cam comments Ive ever read. Its says very little but manages to tell the world exactly who you are. A proper music head comment. Cheers.
I totally agree & there are very few albums without a bad track to fill up the space. This is an awesome album!! Thanks Mum for the Rock & thank you Dad for the Folk, Soul and Classical!!
Ten Years Gone still blows me away. It's one of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard. I figured it out on guitar and was still blown away by its structure, melody, chords you don't hear/see in rock. Just stunning. The bass is amazing in it as well. The vocals, everything is just perfect. It's a one-of-a-kind song. Never heard anything like it before or since. A masterpiece.
I first heard it when I was 17 and i was immediately spellbound by how beautiful the song was. Whenever I listen to TYG I always remember how miserable my life was then - homeless and no family - but how much the music of Led Zeppelin spoke to my heart...
Absolutely. Listened to this song so much when it came out in eleventh grade ( 1975) in High school that have memorized note to note, riff to riff, word for word, like I can play it at will in my head as if it were on the radio, as well as most of the other songs. Don't own the album, haven't even owned nor listened to the 8 track since High school but yet can do that. Saw them at the Long Beach arena March 1975 for the tour of this album and can remember what Plant was wearing, even a comment Plant said, referring to mess ups during the performance.
Grew up in the 60's on Beatles and Stones, but by 1970 had graduated to Led Zep, Deep Purple and Black Sabbath. Best night of my young life was seeing Zep live at the old Boston Garden in summer of 1973. Still listen to Zep 50 yrs later, now my 36 yr old son is getting into Zep! Long live the Kings..
Grand Funk Railroad was first bigtime concert at Boston Garden. Saw Zep there, Yes, Jethro Tull, Clapton, Allman Bros, Sknynrd, etc. Paid $3 to $5 for those shows!
@@robertmoberg6323 wow, my first show was Rail & Van Halen, women & children first tour, I think the tickets were $10. ! But those bands you've seen sound like incredible shows
About 12 songs that would be considered hits and about half of those would be legendary songs which have been played daily on radio stations around the world for over a half century. I’d say that speaks for itself.
What, 1975? Bought Physical Graffiti 8track, some macrame rope, many beads and some special Columbian Gold, $ 40 oz. Slid the magic box into the cheap Sony 8track player and started my journey. 3 days later, came out of my daze and shazam ! A 12' 3 bowl macrame hanger I sold for $60, got another oz.....😉🤙🌟
It was nearly impossible to get Zeppelin tickets back in the 70's but my best friends sister won 2 tickets on a radio station and she took me knowing what a huge fan I was. I took both my son's to see Page and Plant 3 times in the 90's. To hear them play "since I've been loving you" was truly amazing. 🎶🎸🎵
I bought this album when it was released at 15 yrs old and played it over and over and over and could not stop listening to the greatest album ever released ... Still cranking it in my 60's rock and roll will never die.....
I agree. PG is the best Zeppelin album and along with Exile on Main St, Who's Next, Van Halen 1 and Queen 2 it's in the top 5 best rock albums ever. PG/Exile joint number 1 - Discuss
Every man in the band is a schooled pro this is one band. That keep us jamming with well played blues rock,and some dark songs all perfect and well played
I am 63 and share your sentiment! I clearly remember the excitement and awe when I first heard Led Zeppelin. They were and still are the gold standard.
I saw Led Zeppelin in 1970, in Nashville, my 1st concert at the age of 15. All I ever heard before was top 40 on the radio. It was an awakening of my senses. My life long rebellion against the status quo & authority began that night.
I dont know of any band that recorded such a big range of styles. You can argue whether Page was the best guitarist of his time or Bonzo the best drummer, for me their song writing and arrangments is the best out there.
@@mryhdy6266 You would then be referring to Led Zeppelin's John Paul Jones as not only was he their bassist and keyboard player, he arranged most of their songs. Led Zeppelin was a perfect blend of musicianship , songwritting and performers. I can't even begin to image what else they could achieved had John Bonham survived.
@@RamblinJer No-one is better than The Beatles. They were a one off. Uniquely talented and their music is timeless, gaining new fans with each generation.
Nah some the kids these days blow zeppelin away, listen to something like Animals as Leaders, as far as technical skill goes, if you want the weird side Thundercat... Zep mostly had cool influences from old black guys from the American south, who actually lived the blues not like middle class pussy white guys, writing is key, though zeppelin were sick musicians and had attitude, this style has just been done, actually similar but just as cool is Dungen, Swedish band, just pay attention to whats out there not the radio though cause the industry is full of leaches now without any real artistic sensibility
@@spacemonk26 Nah. A lot of younger bands are produced by people who are looking for exactly what bands like Zeppelin already did. The kids think that are being original, but all they have to do is play music and basically become studio musicians while people who listened to the masters tell them what to do. There are exceptions, but they are not the rule.
The golden era of rock , ruled by the British bands who ruled the world . LZ were on this time on the peak of their creativity and this double album is , on it's own , a master piece . This is a full show of Jimmy Page riffs supported by the amazing balance of John Paul Jones and John Bonham that would made Robert Plant be delighted to unleash all his vocal power . Unique !
That window for me being 68-75 when IMO the best bands of all time were producing their best work - LZ, Floyd, The Who and the Stones. Bowie also putting out a lot of his best stuff then too.
@MORTIMER SNERD you are a lucky men . I agree that Ian did remaster and input some overdubbing , which you can tell on some tracks that has 2 guitars for ex . , but still does not underscore his value .
I 'm 59,its Deep Purple,Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath all through my life.It flows in our vein and only those who understands can feel the magic in it Love from Malaysia.Age is a great experiece of our voyage.
We need to help the Polish ppl, with good music....Had a an ex-girlfriend, from Lublin: And Poland NEEDS ppl like You, inspiring from within....(Ever thought of becoming a spy ??? 😎 ) 😆
This is probably my favorite album period, the mix of songs are put perfectly together. This album just feels like a demonstration of human life, sexy, mad, soft, and love. Just beautiful
If you start with the first album and then listen to each one the way they came out you will be amazed by the way these guys played with and for one another and each album is a little bit better than the one before and so on but don't get me wrong I love all of their music all though this one and House's of the Holy are probably my favorite two
One of the most complex and complete double albums in the history of ROCK - HARD BLUES - HARD ROCK. Without a doubt. Greetings from Venezuela... ROCK ON !!!
Yeah. I always saw Zep as a blues band. I mean, come on! It was Page and Clapton who were big parts of the blues revival to begin with, in their Yardbirds days. And of course, Page was at the top of his game by this time, being more mature and having developed his craft. Heck,.all four of them were. Plant had the well seasoned voice, Bonzo was the ultimate drummer (he and Keith Moon were streets ahead of the competition and there were some good drummers then) and Jones was a cracking bass player. Heck, the chance of something like that happening again must be as remote as ... England winning the World Cup again (though I do hope I'm wrong.)
Spot on David! Their imagination and creativity was as diverse as any band, before or since. Nothing comes close! Range for miles. Still a hard listener today in my 60’s. Respect.
Bonham really played the drums as a melodic instrument. He had a phenomenal ear for the right tom or cymbal, snare accent, etc., at the right time to complement the music. In addition to being one of the 'greatest' rock drummers ever, he was a supremely musical drummer.
In my top 5 albums of all time. The secrets of misspent youth these songs keep and sordid tales they tell can't be captured in these times. It's all gone. It's all too different now.
STILL THE GREATEST HARD ROCK ALBUM EVER LAID DOWN ON WAX! PERIOD. END OF STORY. ADMIT IT. ZEPPELIN WERE THE BEST. AND COME TO THINK OF IT, THEY STILL ARE.
To those of us who lived it, many regard side three, as the hidden gem, all these years later. ( Probably because we wore out sides one and two in our youth) Treasures all. Much respect for your choice. Also, I recommend, “The Wanton Song, and “Ten Years Gone”. Amazing tracks at the bands zenith.
I was reading the Zep biography Hammer Of The Gods, their road manager Richard Cole said he was standing off stage with Roger Daltrey watching zeppelin in Texas somewhere, i think, and daltry said that zep were impossible to follow.
The first album I ever purchased. Bought it an Frampton comes alive same day. My life aint ever been the same. Thank GOD. Choose life its the only choice.
Meh. It is my favorite Zeppelin, but let's not get TOO carried away. ITTOD was crap, a couple others hit or miss. The first four, but Zoso is played out.
Sitting listening to this record on an actual record player with a quarter on the needle so it didn't skip, smoking cherry oil and black hash with my now deceased friend.... in a small room in his parents house, the 1970's were much more magical in the beginning of the decade, this came out in 1974 along with so many other of my favourite albums, best year for rock and roll of all types, in my opinion. Strange, but not, the year I became a teenager! RIP Gordon.
no arguements dn, got ya, they roock, i like rush and scorpions...im here in kansas city, yeah, black dog and custard pie in the 80.s then ac/dc, but yeah back to scorps and rush
I haven't heard this whole album for probably 30 years. I'm utterly fascinated and am appreciating every second of it. How diverse, didn't realize it when I was a kid.This is a masterpiece! Surprising part is I remember the words. Still instilled in my brain and soul. Many great memories.
My neighbor drove his brother & me to middle school in 1975 in his Mustang with the windows down & music blaring, no matter what the weather was. I heard Physical Graffiti & Aerosmith Rocks for the first times - changed my musical life forever!
@@gregbyers4640 Led Zeppelin is one of the greatest but Pink Floyd beats them 100%, dark side of the moon, wish you were here, animals, and the wall are better albums than all the zeppelin tracks
In my.mind, this is Zeppelin at their peak. When I got this record in 1975 I was 15. I played the SHIT out if it. Every day. I would lay in the floor, out the two speakers in either side of my head, crank it and just dissolve. I had some rough times as a teenager and this was both an upper and a sedative. The level of musicianship was equal to the energy level. It just hit me like a smack in the vein.
in 1975 I was two. I remember my father and the vietnam era and my Dad telling me that this was one of the best bands ever. at 15, I discovered them all over again. I still do Led Zeppelin two, three times a month LOL.
I remember the day I bought this album. I had waited for its release for what seemed ages. I still remember walking through the shopping centre to the record shop and holding it in my hands. That isn’t something that you can do these days. Buying records used to be a great experience.
Out of their whole catalogue I only dislike Living loving maid (cause it's a forced song made out of desire to mock someone (who well deserved it)) and there are some, maybe 3-4, songs on Presence which aren't on the same level as the rest of their discography, but would be excellent songs by any lesser band's standard. Truly a masterful band, I always listen to them with joy.
greatest Zeppelin Album., so many musical textures. the overdubs., engineering. production..the whole entire band is firing on all cylinders.. just epic!..love it !!...love Zep!!
The first time I listened to that song, the only thing I could think of is "I wanna listen to this again in ten years when I'm out of this dump". Ten years and two thousand miles later, all I can do is smile and try not to tear up when I hear those opening chords
This album is a masterpiece. Released in 1975, it is the first album that I bought myself at that time and I fell on my ass..I am 22 years old. At the same time, Queen's Bohemian Raphsody comes out. Still as good...
Had Kashmir on the car CD...pulled up to open the gate to our house...postman was there and he said "I love you choice of music"...we agreed Led Zep was just the best.. he went on his way..I have new respect for our postie!!
What's amazing to me is that both Physical Graffiti and Sabotage came out the same year of '75. Zeppelin and Sabbath were friendly competitors with each other and both really took their musicianship to the next level with these 2 classics. The sheer heaviness and arrangements they displayed influenced many metal and hard rock bands in the years to come.
Yeah, after Bonzo’s death, Plant went solo. It was the Plant/Page collaboration that made their phenomenal contribution. They played together sometimes, but it was old Zep tunes. You could tell the death of Bonzo really hit them hard and no other drummer could replace him. They were family and you cannot replace a brother! Without Bonzo, Led Zeppelin was no more. Thank God we have the many years & tunes of Led Zeppelin. I always go back to their music when I need a Zep fix!
Yea, except they have his son now, and they're all still alive... So...???? What's the deal? I think it's Plant and his ego that held them, and continues to hold them back from a reunion.
i saw Page & Plant in the 90's and they had Bonzo's son Jason playing with them... he did a decent job of filling his dad's shoes, as close as we're gonna get anyway. Nobody else can even get close to sounding like Bonzo...
I’ve been listening to Ten Years Gone for about 35 to 40 years but today I really payed attention to the lyrics and wept. Yours was the first comment that I’ve read.
I bought this, with my earnings from baby-sitting, when it came out. I was 12 or 13. It's been in my top 3 albums ever since. Incredible. Never gets old.
My father made me discover rock and roll when I was young, making me listen to Led Zepp tracks from time to time but it's only about 3 years ago ( I was 22 ) that I listened to their complete Discography. And god why listen to modern music when they are so much gems like this album everywhere, available in less than 2 seconds on TH-cam for free. I'm listening to this album, remembering I liked it a lot but not sure why, only remembering it's the one that has Kashmir on it but I knew it's not the main reason I love the album Then In My Time of Dying hit me "oh yeah it's this track" Then 13:37 and 14:00 hits me like a truck giving me goose bumps "Ooooh yeah that's exactly for THAT moment" Then 14:53. Gosh this track just keeps getting better and better, it's insane, that's real rock. It's my favorite LZ song with "When the Leevee Breaks" I really like reading people's comment saying they discovered Led Zepps as teenagers, don't worry guys, the young are still rocking and will pass this legacy to future generations like you did for us 🤘
Best songs. Best album. Best singer. Best bass player. Best drummer. Best guitarist. (not necessarily in that order) Ever. Oh, and best album cover too...
I was 16 and I did not know much about Led Zeppelin. My family and I lived in a small town and with it came a record store and I found Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti. I bought the album because of the great art. The design was of the album cover in inside protection was magnificent. I went home and listened to the album and I was lifted up in the chair like a rocket. Super Super Super album. I was hitting three flies album cover and super inlay and great music with one hit.
That groove in the Wanton Song is incredible! Page killed it with just a simple octave rhythmic riff. Remembered when my older brother bought this album home and I was in awe with the whole package. Technology progresses but there is something special about opening this double album, looking at the tenants in this NYC apt building, the day/night aspect of the covers and playing Kashmir so much that track is worn down on the album. By far, my fav!
and as Kashmir fades out you're left feeling like "that was an awesome album" until it finally hits you "oh, shit, there's a whole other record in here" and you put on side 3
In the light lyrics And if you feel that you can't go on And your will's sinkin' low Just believe, and you can't go wrong In the light you will find the road You will find the road Oh, did you ever believe that I could leave you Standing out in the cold I know how it feels 'cause I have slipped through To the very depths of my soul Ooh baby, I just want to show you what a clear view It is from every bend in the road Now listen to me Oh, whoa-whoa, as I was And really would be for you, too, honey As you would for me, oh, I would share your load Let me share your load Ooh, let me share, share your load And if you feel that you can't go on In the light you will find the road Though the winds of change may blow around you But that will always be so Whoa whoa, when love is pain it can devour you, but you are never alone I will share your load, I will share your load Baby, let me, oh, let me In the light Everybody needs the light Ooh yeah Ooh baby In the light, in the light, in the light Light, light, light, in the light Light, light, light, in the light, ooh, yeah Light, light, light, in the light Light, light, light, in the light Light, light, light, in the light, ooh, yeah Light, light, light, in the light
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0:01 Custard Pie
4:14 The Rover
9:51 In My Time Of Dying
20:57 Houses Of The Holy
24:59 Trampled Under Foot
30:34 Kashmir
39:04 In The Light
47:50 Bron-Yr-Aur
49:55 Down by the Seaside
55:12 Ten Years Gone
1:01:44 Night Flight
1:05:21 The Wanton Song
1:09:31 Boogie with Stu
1:13:33 Black Country Woman
1:17:57 Sick Again
1:22:41 The Swan Song
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Sounds like Zep but I don't hear John Bonam
@@williamsprinklesr5036 sea dog,,,
people need to vote this shit up rn it's literally pissing me off
An Incredible Double Album That I Purchased During My Youth. Light Years Later I Continue Listening To Led Zeppelin. I'm A 62 Year Old Rock and Roll Veteran 🎸
X Factor I'm 62 also & wore many needles out listening to this
I’m 62 and still banging it out while cooking for grandchildren
I've been listening to this album for 48 years. It still thrills me like the first, but now my air guitar is on point. 😊
Мой любимый альбом! Мне 76 лет.
SAME!!!
I bought Physical Graffiti in Athens, Greece in 1976 and wore this record out, listened to it 10,000 times plus on my record player in Melbourne, Australia!
Even my elderly Greek mum and dad knew the words off by heart and loved it as much as me because I played it non stop!
God Bless them!
Cool story!
Great story. My favorite Zeppelin album. I'm 63 and I enjoy listening to it when I'm going to the beach. Masterpiece.
I love my Greek mates in Melbourne. Such nice people and good cooks!
One of the greatest albums in human civilization. Led Zeppelin will live till the end of time.
BRAVO
THE best album
I was in New York City 10 years ago taking a photograph of the building on the cover of this album when Robert walked up to me. I put my camera down and he said- "Hello, where are you from?"
@@PlainVidz Such a liar.
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This album will always be the highest point of music together with Untitled or Led Zeppelin IV, because just like The Lord of the Rings trilogy, there is no work that reaches their heels, at their level of perfection, it is impossible.
Led Zeppelin only happened once in a lifetime and it was forever.
Love houses of the holy too. The Rain song is a spectacular masterpiece
Spoken!
Hi. I politely disagree. There are a handful of great songs here, but to me this is NO WHERE NEAR THE POWER and BEAUTY of THE FIRST 4 ALBUMS.
@@72seeker72first 5, Houses of the Holy was better than 3 and 4 in my opinion
@johngill2853 My personal Zep album favorites are: ll and Physical Graffiti 💯✌️👌❤
I still get chills when I listen to this album. Had it on 8 track tape in my '68 VW when I was a freshman in college in 1975. I can still see in my mind where I was driving when I first heard Kashmir.
I know Kashmir is not in Egypt but I first heard it on my Sony Walkman in a very hot Cairo, it fetched the mood, gives me chills too
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@@chipperjack8914 I believe Kashmir was written during or after Page-Plant visited the Sahel/Sahara region between legs of a world tour. I'm not sure even they knew where Kashmir was at the time.
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The first time I can remember listening to this album was on a trip through Wyoming USA - in a van - on an 8-track tape - during a blizzard!!
"On a bad night we were better than most; On a good night we'd mop the floor with anyone"
- John Paul Jones.
Bull shit! signed Miles Davis
@@andrewmassanet8289 yes! The best musician all times!
@@andrewmassanet8289 Bullshit what ?? That's what he said and I agree with him.
They were a perfect example of when the whole exceeds the sum total of the parts. Amazing band really. This is a funny quote because JPJ is usually pretty quiet and humble. Often not given the credit he is due. Jones arranged the majority of this no matter what Page says lol. But he's right. Killer!
@@skinnykarlos710 Bullshit because I have an issue with anyone taking as gospel the hype machine that was Peter Grant and Led Zeppelin. They were a fine rock band. But all this 'greatest of all time" crap is . . . bullshit.
Jimmy's solo at the end of "The Rover" still gives me chills to this very day....🥶
2023 and this album blows anything away today, its a masterpiece so many great songs! I always thought Headley Grange was so interesting and mysterious !
Sevendust
When I was a teenager in the early 1980's, this is one of the few cassettes that I owned, because what more did I need ? I listened to it a million times, jamming along with it on my old Fender Mustang in my garage. My wife died recently, and I'm so lost. Listening to this makes me feel better.
My condolences sir.
Feel for your loss, I have a similar feeling myself. Best English band ever! Keep listening Ryan, the pain will pass eventually 😞
Stay strong Ryan and keep rockin'! It gets better.
sorry for loss man, I’m 15 grew up on good music I know how it feels
Take care bro,🙏🙏🙏🇦🇺
My favorite Zep album, unless I'm in the mood for screaming Page solos, then it's the II album, until I want something with more bluesy roots, then it's the first album. But sometimes I want some Big Bonzo drumming, then it's IV for me, but then there are times what to sit back and mellow out, then III is the best. But now and then I want something a little more obscure, time to enjoy some Jonesy, so it's In Through The Out Door, but then sometimes if my lady an I are on a road trip we like to enjoy Houses of The Holy together. If I feel like rocking hard, it's time for Presence. I guess they're all my favorites.
So glad I grew up in the 70s....
This man goes down as one of the greatest TH-cam comments Ive ever read. Its says very little but manages to tell the world exactly who you are. A proper music head comment. Cheers.
Well said!
Led Zeppelin is my favorite group
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Not one bad song on the entire double record album. "In My Time of Dying" will be playing at my funeral.
Good choice Corey. I have Kahmir and Stairway on my list at my funeral.
You r the best
Нет понятия плохой песни
I totally agree & there are very few albums without a bad track to fill up the space. This is an awesome album!! Thanks Mum for the Rock & thank you Dad for the Folk, Soul and Classical!!
Ten Years Gone still blows me away. It's one of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard. I figured it out on guitar and was still blown away by its structure, melody, chords you don't hear/see in rock. Just stunning. The bass is amazing in it as well. The vocals, everything is just perfect. It's a one-of-a-kind song. Never heard anything like it before or since. A masterpiece.
Goosebumps allover every time
I first heard it when I was 17 and i was immediately spellbound by how beautiful the song was. Whenever I listen to TYG I always remember how miserable my life was then - homeless and no family - but how much the music of Led Zeppelin spoke to my heart...
My mother was born in 1924 and she played the piano. She thought LZ sounded pretty
Even in the Zeppelin repertoire, "one of a kind" is exactly right for this masterpiece.
Absolutely. Listened to this song so much when it came out in eleventh grade ( 1975) in High school that have memorized note to note, riff to riff, word for word, like I can play it at will in my head as if it were on the radio, as well as most of the other songs. Don't own the album, haven't even owned nor listened to the 8 track since High school but yet can do that. Saw them at the Long Beach arena March 1975 for the tour of this album and can remember what Plant was wearing, even a comment Plant said, referring to mess ups during the performance.
Ten years gone is so beautiful and means so much to me.
Krunk Cobain this is my favorite Led Zepplin song next to Kashmir.
@@lynnbrannan4578 Those two, and the Wanton Song for me.
I agree, it's really great
Me too.
Ditto and Ditto!
Grew up in the 60's on Beatles and Stones, but by 1970 had graduated to Led Zep, Deep Purple and Black Sabbath. Best night of my young life was seeing Zep live at the old Boston Garden in summer of 1973.
Still listen to Zep 50 yrs later, now my 36 yr old son is getting into Zep! Long live the Kings..
I went to one of those Garden shows. Incredible playing not ruined by morons tossing firecrackers around.
Dude, what was your first ever concert attended? Best one , as a party experience..?
Grand Funk Railroad was first bigtime concert at Boston Garden. Saw Zep there, Yes, Jethro Tull, Clapton, Allman Bros, Sknynrd, etc.
Paid $3 to $5 for those shows!
@@robertmoberg6323 wow, my first show was Rail & Van Halen, women & children first tour, I think the tickets were $10. !
But those bands you've seen sound like incredible shows
You are a magnificent father
I've been listening to this since I was 14 years old when it was released and its still as fresh as cut grass, perfection...
I was 9 & I've been hooked ever since!! Fecking Perfection!!!
Me encanta led Zeppelin
About 12 songs that would be considered hits and about half of those would be legendary songs which have been played daily on radio stations around the world for over a half century. I’d say that speaks for itself.
You are joking! This doesn't rank in the top 5 Zeppelin LPs.
@@whatwouldiknow1759 ummm, yea it does actually
@@whatwouldiknow1759 and at what point did I rank it?
You must not like the blues😊😊
@@evelyngill5134 don’t get it?
What, 1975? Bought Physical Graffiti 8track, some macrame rope, many beads and some special Columbian Gold, $ 40 oz. Slid the magic box into the cheap Sony 8track player and started my journey. 3 days later, came out of my daze and shazam !
A 12' 3 bowl macrame hanger I sold for $60, got another oz.....😉🤙🌟
great lyrics
🤙🇦🇺🙏
Those were the days
I've been listening to Zepp for the last 50 years since I was a teenager and still am. Long live rock n roll!
Same here. Since 1970. I've always leaned toward earlier Zep but Physical Graffiti is a classic imo. Tune after tune never gets old
Never gets old, does it!
The magic of great music you can’t never get bored and again more and more
50 years for me as well - began with Immigrant song played on our Hi Fi by the babysitter. I was hooked at 5 years old.
I too have listened LZ for more than fifty years, but it's Greta Van Fleet that does it for me now!
Since '71 until now, I m 66 still enjoying rocking with Led Zepplin music, the greatest ever rock band on Planet Earth.
Right there with you
Best is yet to come.🎆
It was nearly impossible to get Zeppelin tickets back in the 70's but my best friends sister won 2 tickets on a radio station and she took me knowing what a huge fan I was. I took both my son's to see Page and Plant 3 times in the 90's. To hear them play "since I've been loving you" was truly amazing. 🎶🎸🎵
Shu u right
I bought this album when it was released at 15 yrs old and played it over and over and over and could not stop listening to the greatest album ever released ... Still cranking it in my 60's rock and roll will never die.....
ya that's when i first god lade to good times bad times
Quite possibly the greatest Zeppelin album of all time. Rock doesn't get any better than this.
sho don disagree
The word ‘Zeppelin’ doesn’t even need to be in there. In my opinion, this is the greatest album of all time.
for me no, their "Led Zeppelin 1 2 3 adn 4" are the best of all time for my tastes...
i don't know......let it bleed at least equals this Album, me thinks.
I agree. PG is the best Zeppelin album and along with Exile on Main St, Who's Next, Van Halen 1 and Queen 2 it's in the top 5 best rock albums ever. PG/Exile joint number 1 - Discuss
Everything about this album is extraordinary. The production is just beyond.
Best Rock and Roll Album of all time. Go ahead - listen to Rush, Who, Aerosmith, You name it - NOTHING compares to Zep. Can I get an Amen!
You're kind of a dickhead if you think it's a competition, you know
Weird that it had ‘outtakes’ on it. Hangs together nicely. Hardest rock album ever
Amen amen brotha!!! 2 amens for you
Amen to rush aerosmith and who but yes this is a great English american blues based album sound.
Amen
Led zeppelin greatest rock band of all time hands down.....
Mate it so true x
Every man in the band is a schooled pro this is one band. That keep us jamming with well played blues rock,and some dark songs all perfect and well played
So tough to argue against your point. When you look at the ENTIRE body of work, it's not even close!
Led Zeppelin greatest cover band of all time.
Just needed a little tweak.
RUSH is second.
Led zeppelin is the best band of all time
Mate they are my soul. And the best band ever if we could just
The only question is,what time are they from? They way ahead of our century
I will second that
I completely aggree except for the time at AIDS hhahaha. that was fun.
Stones for rock and ROLL!
We are so lucky to have had the chance to hear a band as good as Led Zeppelin
I'm 64 years old haven't heard this good music for a long time reminds me of the good days brought a tear to my eye
I am 63 and share your sentiment! I clearly remember the excitement and awe when I first heard Led Zeppelin. They were and still are the gold standard.
Hello yo ni nacía pero de la basura rescate Albun 1. 2.. Que mi Tío . Le llego la palabra de MIERDA
I saw Led Zeppelin in 1970, in Nashville, my 1st concert at the age of 15. All I ever heard before was top 40 on the radio. It was an awakening of my senses. My life long rebellion against the status quo & authority began that night.
I read Jerry Rubin's book Do It! that year, and my life long rebellion against the status quo & authority began that time too!
I agree but please don't rebel against Status Quo, they were a pretty good live band as well
thx
@@chrisdurant4932 ...misunderstanding Chris.
@@chrisdurant4932loll
This is certainly one of LZ's very best albums. Can't really think of a bad album they ever made; they're all just different levels of good! 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
This was their masterpiece.
same here
Well said! 👍☑️👌
My friend all albums of LZ are the best albums of LZ
And the best covers of original blues tunes....homage kings...
My favorite Zeppelin album by far. Every single song is a masterpiece.
Almost
But Led Zeppelin II
Front to back, first to last, all in a row, alone with headphones and an album cover….for HOURS and HOURS.
That’s how 70s/80s kids listened to music.
yep - that was my '70s life! 🤘
Ain’t that the truth
yelp and I should know--child of the 70's
Every Led Zeppelin album is an experience, each one totally different from the other.
100%
As is every song. Studio, or live. While all others were playing 3 blind mice, Zep was writing, and preforming Mozart
I dont know of any band that recorded such a big range of styles. You can argue whether Page was the best guitarist of his time or Bonzo the best drummer, for me their song writing and arrangments is the best out there.
@@mryhdy6266 You would then be referring to Led Zeppelin's John Paul Jones as not only was he their bassist and keyboard player, he arranged most of their songs. Led Zeppelin was a perfect blend of musicianship , songwritting and performers. I can't even begin to image what else they could achieved had John Bonham survived.
you said it
1977 L.A. Forum one hell of a concert, during Bonhams solo Keith Moon from the Who came on stage for a drum off with Bonham... AWESOME!
Most talented group of musicians ever assembled, ground breakers
Was no better drummer on the planet
I tend to agree. So many unforgettable songs.
Absolutely! Jack Black said it best: "Better than the Beatles, better than the Stones"
@@marcrosen3958 yes,Bill Ward...
@@RamblinJer No-one is better than The Beatles. They were a one off. Uniquely talented and their music is timeless, gaining new fans with each generation.
Theres a possibility we might never hear musical instruments played together this good ever again it's a pleasure to listen
too lz a really good band
Damn, another realist... I am listening too and the Music, until my end, already been decades and it still feels the same,,,we have been blessed!
Nah some the kids these days blow zeppelin away, listen to something like Animals as Leaders, as far as technical skill goes, if you want the weird side Thundercat... Zep mostly had cool influences from old black guys from the American south, who actually lived the blues not like middle class pussy white guys, writing is key, though zeppelin were sick musicians and had attitude, this style has just been done, actually similar but just as cool is Dungen, Swedish band, just pay attention to whats out there not the radio though cause the industry is full of leaches now without any real artistic sensibility
@@spacemonk26 Nah. A lot of younger bands are produced by people who are looking for exactly what bands like Zeppelin already did. The kids think that are being original, but all they have to do is play music and basically become studio musicians while people who listened to the masters tell them what to do. There are exceptions, but they are not the rule.
@@spacemonk26 This is a *TERRIBLE* take.
We do have Greta Van Fleet they’re pretty close but no where near the complexity of Led Zeppelin
The golden era of rock , ruled by the British bands who ruled the world . LZ were on this time on the peak of their creativity and this double album is , on it's own , a master piece . This is a full show of Jimmy Page riffs supported by the amazing balance of John Paul Jones and John Bonham that would made Robert Plant be delighted to unleash all his vocal power . Unique !
Undoubtedly the greatest Rock N Roll Album in Human History in my opinion.
That window for me being 68-75 when IMO the best bands of all time were producing their best work - LZ, Floyd, The Who and the Stones.
Bowie also putting out a lot of his best stuff then too.
@MORTIMER SNERD you are a lucky men . I agree that Ian did remaster and input some overdubbing , which you can tell on some tracks that has 2 guitars for ex . , but still does not underscore his value .
@@dogbadger Don't forget Black Sabbath and the original Fleetwood Mac!
@@dogbadger so tru ,man
I'm 65 and music LED ZEP all is in my live!- for ever. Welcome from Poland.
I 'm 59,its Deep Purple,Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath all through my life.It flows in our vein and only those who understands can feel the magic in it Love from Malaysia.Age is a great experiece of our voyage.
@@syahmahadi3558 : Age is what is bringing us down as well but the life of getting to grow up with greatness such as this masterpiece is timeless!
i am 63 year old dane,i have the same taste of music,seen them once in cph.1979.List to them every day, though it is 50 year old music
Cheers from Uruguay mate! hope youre having great!
We need to help the Polish ppl, with good music....Had a an ex-girlfriend, from Lublin: And Poland NEEDS ppl like You, inspiring from within....(Ever thought of becoming a spy ??? 😎 ) 😆
This is probably my favorite album period, the mix of songs are put perfectly together. This album just feels like a demonstration of human life, sexy, mad, soft, and love. Just beautiful
If you start with the first album and then listen to each one the way they came out you will be amazed by the way these guys played with and for one another and each album is a little bit better than the one before and so on but don't get me wrong I love all of their music all though this one and House's of the Holy are probably my favorite two
except for presence...
One of the most complex and complete double albums in the history of ROCK - HARD BLUES - HARD ROCK. Without a doubt. Greetings from Venezuela... ROCK ON !!!
Cierto para mi junto al album blanco de the beatles los mejores album doble de la historia
Yeah. I always saw Zep as a blues band. I mean, come on! It was Page and Clapton who were big parts of the blues revival to begin with, in their Yardbirds days. And of course, Page was at the top of his game by this time, being more mature and having developed his craft. Heck,.all four of them were. Plant had the well seasoned voice, Bonzo was the ultimate drummer (he and Keith Moon were streets ahead of the competition and there were some good drummers then) and Jones was a cracking bass player.
Heck, the chance of something like that happening again must be as remote as ... England winning the World Cup again (though I do hope I'm wrong.)
@@nareicuti4611 +
Si, Mas Mas Mejor √!
Spot on David! Their imagination and creativity was as diverse as any band, before or since. Nothing comes close! Range for miles. Still a hard listener today in my 60’s. Respect.
@@ronaldelliott4373 OK. I'm 60 years old too, I'm a die-hard ZEPPELIN listener. And generally speaking also ROCK, BLUES & METAL... my respects to you.
Bonham really played the drums as a melodic instrument. He had a phenomenal ear for the right tom or cymbal, snare accent, etc., at the right time to complement the music. In addition to being one of the 'greatest' rock drummers ever, he was a supremely musical drummer.
FUCK YEAAHH!!!!
Cheers!
you got good ears my friend too ;)
Also a great sense of the offbeats!!
Жаль, что ушёл рано... Из России с любовью!!!!
By far Led Zeppelin's best albums, and one of the best albums of all time!
My favorite next to Led Zeppelin III
@Ichigo Hanamura Agreed!
In my top 5 albums of all time.
The secrets of misspent youth these songs keep and sordid tales they tell can't be captured in these times.
It's all gone. It's all too different now.
This is one of the most diverse albums in the history of music
I think that the Withe album by the Beatles its most diverse than PS, but i agree with you
Absolutely
The Rover hook is so incredible. That always stands out when listening to this album
BEEN SAYING THAT FOR ALL THE YEARS SINCE THIS ALBUM CAME OUT!!!! HUGE UNDER RATED CLASSIC
Awesome. That’s my fave song ever.
Jimmi kills it
BEST ROCK BAND EVER!🤘😎🤘
The rover is so good I recall all the time
Ridiculous how good this album is.
Love this album. I think it's their best by far.
STILL THE GREATEST HARD ROCK ALBUM EVER LAID DOWN ON WAX! PERIOD. END OF STORY. ADMIT IT. ZEPPELIN WERE THE BEST. AND COME TO THINK OF IT, THEY STILL ARE.
The band all others are measured by. Creative masters all. Peace.
I've NEVER SEEN OR EXPERIENCED SUCH A COLLECTION OF HEARTFELT ADMIRATION AS IS DISPLAYED RIGHT HERE! A TESTAMENT OF ROCK SOLID COMMENTARY
What about YES?
@@caseyheller9694 Right on Casey! It’s a big club.
@@MarkAndrews12
1. Physical Graffiti
2. Dark Side of The Moon
3. Abbey Road
4. Led Zeppelin IV
5. Revolver
"In The Light" is my favorite Zeppelin tune. Such an underrated song.
To those of us who lived it, many regard side three, as the hidden gem, all these years later. ( Probably because we wore out sides one and two in our youth) Treasures all. Much respect for your choice. Also, I recommend, “The Wanton Song, and “Ten Years Gone”. Amazing tracks at the bands zenith.
Yes I agree...it is the most spiritual song on the two album set.
My favorite as well!! ♥️
@@ronaldelliott4373 exactly yes
damn right, best of all Zeppelin songs for me for some reason.
God bless you for putting this whole album into one song on TH-cam. Go to it all the time. That's gotta be pretty good karma points lol
In the light. Masterpiece 🙏
There was Led Zeppelin and everyone else. No one can touch them. Wondrous double album
Sabbath (original lineup) was up there. Both were great.
Well said
I was reading the Zep biography Hammer Of The Gods, their road manager Richard Cole said he was standing off stage with Roger Daltrey watching zeppelin in Texas somewhere, i think, and daltry said that zep were impossible to follow.
2021 and this is still the best album in my life time..
An absolute rock masterpiece!
🎼🎼🎼🎵🎵🎵🎶🎶🎶🎤🎤🎤🎙🎙🎙🎧🎧🎧🎸🎸🎸🥁🥁🥁
Can’t get enough of that Custard Pie! Or “The Rover” for that matter, or “Kashmir “ … or.., the whole album is just so funking glorious! ! !
absolutely epic. nothing but legendary tunes on this one. then again, that's kinda Zeppelin..
The first album I ever purchased. Bought it an Frampton comes alive same day. My life aint ever been the same. Thank GOD. Choose life its the only choice.
Meh. It is my favorite Zeppelin, but let's not get TOO carried away. ITTOD was crap, a couple others hit or miss. The first four, but Zoso is played out.
Get the Led out best band in the world
I might agree with you on this one, old friend. :) How fitting we should meet again over some Zeppelin
More fame then the Beetles and Stones to their sales.
Led Zeppelin Music will live forever in time 🎶 🎼 🎵
Who nowadays don’t have ever about Kashmir?
Everyone has some led Zeppelin knowledge I guess
@@samreds8107 : What???
@@samreds8107 : And where is that picture from. I have seen it before but cant place it!
And this is why Led Zeppelin are Rock Gods!!! ❤🌹
Thank you LedZeppelin for producing this album 🙏🤘
Sitting listening to this record on an actual record player with a quarter on the needle so it didn't skip, smoking cherry oil and black hash with my now deceased friend.... in a small room in his parents house, the 1970's were much more magical in the beginning of the decade, this came out in 1974 along with so many other of my favourite albums, best year for rock and roll of all types, in my opinion. Strange, but not, the year I became a teenager! RIP Gordon.
Good times
Happy days brother
great days compared to this these days.
You’re never supposed to grow old...like Led Zeppelin Albums.
70s of the stones my fav ,and of course zeppelin, especially from 73 onwards with houses of the holy .
This is my all-time number one favorite band for the last 47 years
No thumbs down for your comment Don. Because it's so freakin' hard to argue your simple truth :)
Mine's Pink Floyd but these guys are really close. The Brits really know their music
no arguements dn, got ya, they roock, i like rush and scorpions...im here in kansas city, yeah, black dog and custard pie in the 80.s then ac/dc, but yeah back to scorps and rush
Outstanding music. Led Zepp is and always be my favorite rock band of all time. In my time of dying is incredible.
I haven't heard this whole album for probably 30 years. I'm utterly fascinated and am appreciating every second of it. How diverse, didn't realize it when I was a kid.This is a masterpiece! Surprising part is I remember the words. Still instilled in my brain and soul. Many great memories.
My neighbor drove his brother & me to middle school in 1975 in his Mustang with the windows down & music blaring, no matter what the weather was. I heard Physical Graffiti & Aerosmith Rocks for the first times - changed my musical life forever!
30 years, What ???
Wish I was 18 in 1970...I was only 2 but still my favorite band of all time!!!!
Was 3 in August of '70.
I was 0 because just. Born 1 16 that year 51 now and rocking with zeb
I frequent a Led Zep cover band. And the crowd is mostly younger 20s and younger. And there singing every word to every song.
@@johnsrous1616 5 in August '70. Fan ever since.
Haha. I was 18 in 1970. But wasn't into zeppelin then. But later found them awesome
The perfect storm! They can’t be duplicated! By far the best band ever!
Pink Floyd is the best band ever!
@@TheDollarKing not even close. Not even in the same league
@@gregbyers4640 Led Zeppelin is one of the greatest but Pink Floyd beats them 100%, dark side of the moon, wish you were here, animals, and the wall are better albums than all the zeppelin tracks
@@TheDollarKing really how bout you google who is the biggest selling rock band of all time? Hmmm what do ya know it’s Led Zeppelin
@@TheDollarKing you don’t become the biggest selling band of all time being in 2nd
just a MASTERPIECE, came out when was 15 years old, one of the best albums ever, LOVE IT!
Ditto for me as well, Josef. Born 1960 and got to see them live in concert in 1977. My fav alltime band. Mark
The same for me.
Bought this LP when it came out. Still thinks it's one of their best albums. SO DAMN GOOD!
Bonham's drumming on the song "In My Time Of Dying" is just stellar... absolutely incredible... it's like listening to THUNDER....
Funny, I just had the same revelation about 5 minutes ago......yet again.
I seen zep i was baptised into rock n roll they were young and so was i,i never been the same since then
Yeah, that entire song is just amazing! One of my personal favorite Zeppelin songs (but then again, I have many of them😅).
Listen to the live version at Earls Court in 1975. On fire. And Page's slide playing is simply breathtaking on that live version.
@@pvkoz8698 Yes seen it many times... excellent....
Such a complex and diverse classic masterpiece of music this album is!!!
Yes it is!
Bloody oath it is mate..
It has blues and blues rock, prog rock, and hard rock, and all is great
@@MarkAndrews12 : Yes it does and thanks to you I will be listening to this as I fall asleep this evening!
Thanks!
A world without auto-tune is a world worth fighting for.
Spot tf on
NICE COMMENT HAAH nice.
Yeah man!
For SURE!
shut up boomer
In my.mind, this is Zeppelin at their peak. When I got this record in 1975 I was 15. I played the SHIT out if it. Every day. I would lay in the floor, out the two speakers in either side of my head, crank it and just dissolve. I had some rough times as a teenager and this was both an upper and a sedative. The level of musicianship was equal to the energy level. It just hit me like a smack in the vein.
I remember it well my sister got the album and I was floored at 17 Rock on
in 1975 I was two. I remember my father and the vietnam era and my Dad telling me that this was one of the best bands ever. at 15, I discovered them all over again. I still do Led Zeppelin two, three times a month LOL.
Great Album. That was probably their intention
Ditto.. and still does
So I wasn't the only one who'd lay between speakers and deafen myself!
Listening to this album for the first time..........where have I been, so cool
Welcome to the zeppelin family
this was one of my first albums i ever bought....made me really learn guitar and drums...enjoy....im 61 years now...still listening to zep
Hey fast Eddie,how's it going? Guitar and drums .cool
welcome
I remember the day I bought this album. I had waited for its release for what seemed ages. I still remember walking through the shopping centre to the record shop and holding it in my hands. That isn’t something that you can do these days. Buying records used to be a great experience.
I think Jimmy only listens to vinyl. There really is nothing like it - the vintage cracks and pops are a time machine.
definitive it is ...i finde joy in buyin LPs till ringtone melodey these days in last two decade....
@@THX-ov8rv ..is magic of analoge sound
Tangibility is a good Answer!!!!
Actually, I stole this album from a store ~40 years ago. I am deeply sorry.
Not one bad song on this whole album. Fairly rare that you find an album where there is no need to skip *one* song.
Totally agree.. saw them live ... never forget them...
Escucha cualquiera de pink floyd
Out of their whole catalogue I only dislike Living loving maid (cause it's a forced song made out of desire to mock someone (who well deserved it)) and there are some, maybe 3-4, songs on Presence which aren't on the same level as the rest of their discography, but would be excellent songs by any lesser band's standard.
Truly a masterful band, I always listen to them with joy.
Scoundrel If you don't want to crack up the volume to this, go somewhere else! PEACE 🙏
pinnacle of blues rock
ЦЕПЕЛИНЫ - кудесники, мастера, волшебники хард-рока с блюзовой алмазной огранкой. Низкий поклон их творчеству, музыке. Художники!!!
greatest Zeppelin Album., so many musical textures. the overdubs., engineering. production..the whole entire band is firing on all cylinders.. just epic!..love it !!...love Zep!!
Does it get any better than Ten Years Gone!?! IMO one of their best...what a masterpiece!
The first time I listened to that song, the only thing I could think of is "I wanna listen to this again in ten years when I'm out of this dump". Ten years and two thousand miles later, all I can do is smile and try not to tear up when I hear those opening chords
Agreed! First time I heard 10 years gone I knew it would be one of my favorites
@@JohnSmith-ey6zs I know right, so good it makes me stupid in disbelief almost, for over forty years, like when it was new, its crazy...
Talk about a deep song acoustically and lyrically alike!
@@JohnSmith-ey6zs Sitting in my best friend's room in 1990 listening to this. Wondering how it would all turn out.
This album is a masterpiece. Released in 1975, it is the first album that I bought myself at that time and I fell on my ass..I am 22 years old. At the same time, Queen's Bohemian Raphsody comes out. Still as good...
In The Light is one of mankind's greatest achievements in music.
THE ROCK BAND of ALL TIME !!..do not exist nothing more..,believe me I have seen many Rock bands live ..., nothing compares to this magic music
Fact !
Had Kashmir on the car CD...pulled up to open the gate to our house...postman was there and he said "I love you choice of music"...we agreed Led Zep was just the best.. he went on his way..I have new respect for our postie!!
Flashing back to this album (8-track), my '65 Mustang and Acapulco Gold.
What's amazing to me is that both Physical Graffiti and Sabotage came out the same year of '75. Zeppelin and Sabbath were friendly competitors with each other and both really took their musicianship to the next level with these 2 classics. The sheer heaviness and arrangements they displayed influenced many metal and hard rock bands in the years to come.
Sabotage all the way, but surely PG had the most elaborate album cover to date
you are stupid! these are 2 very different bands. zep is the best by far.
The most stunning album of Led Zeppelin!
From Russia with love. Michael
Greetings from America. Now,can you please do something about Putin
Yeah, after Bonzo’s death, Plant went solo. It was the Plant/Page collaboration that made their phenomenal contribution. They played together sometimes, but it was old Zep tunes. You could tell the death of Bonzo really hit them hard and no other drummer could replace him. They were family and you cannot replace a brother! Without Bonzo, Led Zeppelin was no more. Thank God we have the many years & tunes of Led Zeppelin. I always go back to their music when I need a Zep fix!
Yea, except they have his son now, and they're all still alive... So...???? What's the deal? I think it's Plant and his ego that held them, and continues to hold them back from a reunion.
Thank God they didn't continue on tbh and b come a parody of themselves like mick and Keith and charlie
i saw Page & Plant in the 90's and they had Bonzo's son Jason playing with them... he did a decent job of filling his dad's shoes, as close as we're gonna get anyway. Nobody else can even get close to sounding like Bonzo...
Yeah, there was no replacing him. Even his son knew he couldn't pull it off, although he enjoyed playing a bit with them.
Happy 48th anniversary to this MASTERPIECE
This is it. This is the best album. From any band.
Ten Years Gone elicits tears. Every time.
I’ve been listening to Ten Years Gone for about 35 to 40 years but today I really payed attention to the lyrics and wept.
Yours was the first comment that I’ve read.
Same here bro.
Page wrote Ten Years Gone to be an instrumental but when Plant presented his lyrics, Page quickly changed his mind.
I love it.
did you ever need somebody get's me every time ! the tears start flowing down my face! r.i.p mom !
For all of the reissues , compilations and what-not, there is something to listening to this in the original order.
Yes sir, I agree
I bought this, with my earnings from baby-sitting, when it came out. I was 12 or 13. It's been in my top 3 albums ever since. Incredible. Never gets old.
My father made me discover rock and roll when I was young, making me listen to Led Zepp tracks from time to time but it's only about 3 years ago ( I was 22 ) that I listened to their complete Discography. And god why listen to modern music when they are so much gems like this album everywhere, available in less than 2 seconds on TH-cam for free.
I'm listening to this album, remembering I liked it a lot but not sure why, only remembering it's the one that has Kashmir on it but I knew it's not the main reason I love the album
Then In My Time of Dying hit me "oh yeah it's this track"
Then 13:37 and 14:00 hits me like a truck giving me goose bumps "Ooooh yeah that's exactly for THAT moment"
Then 14:53. Gosh this track just keeps getting better and better, it's insane, that's real rock.
It's my favorite LZ song with "When the Leevee Breaks"
I really like reading people's comment saying they discovered Led Zepps as teenagers, don't worry guys, the young are still rocking and will pass this legacy to future generations like you did for us 🤘
The album that crushes the competition. Fantastic musicians who don't lose their soul or their feeling - Just awesome
They didn't lose their souls they just sold them. Great musicians regardless 🔥💯
It's impossible to say better!😊
well said!!!
Jimmy worships Satan, the music stands on its own.
@@vernalater funny how people don't even realise, hey🇦🇺
Best songs. Best album. Best singer. Best bass player. Best drummer. Best guitarist. (not necessarily in that order)
Ever.
Oh, and best album cover too...
Great music ): ))
Another level music, album, band..Timeless Zeppelin!!
Maybe after the Stones n Floyd
@@salvatoreperez5113 I love The Stones and Floyd but i agree with Martin, best band ever!!
All great covers except in thru the outdoor
These guys are on a completely different level then any other musicians.
Word
No
ABSOLUTELY.
God yes
100% facts not even arguable
I was 16 and I did not know much about Led Zeppelin. My family and I lived in a small town and with it came a record store and I found Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti. I bought the album because of the great art. The design was of the album cover in inside protection was magnificent. I went home and listened to the album and I was lifted up in the chair like a rocket. Super Super Super album. I was hitting three flies album cover and super inlay and great music with one hit.
That groove in the Wanton Song is incredible! Page killed it with just a simple octave rhythmic riff. Remembered when my older brother bought this album home and I was in awe with the whole package. Technology progresses but there is something special about opening this double album, looking at the tenants in this NYC apt building, the day/night aspect of the covers and playing Kashmir so much that track is worn down on the album. By far, my fav!
It’s actually a very tricky riff to pull off on guitar 🎸
and as Kashmir fades out you're left feeling like "that was an awesome album" until it finally hits you "oh, shit, there's a whole other record in here" and you put on side 3
kashmir is awesome
Ain’t that the truth! Side three kills!
Yes, I had the same overwhelmed feelings by the ocean of music from Side C and D. Money well spent on music, I thought in my teens.
TIME TO LIGHT ANOTHER FATTY,,,,,
I unfortunately played Kashmir 2 much as a teenager, and now it's my least fav , weird but tru
In the light lyrics
And if you feel that you can't go on
And your will's sinkin' low
Just believe, and you can't go wrong
In the light you will find the road
You will find the road
Oh, did you ever believe that I could leave you
Standing out in the cold
I know how it feels 'cause I have slipped through
To the very depths of my soul
Ooh baby, I just want to show you what a clear view
It is from every bend in the road
Now listen to me
Oh, whoa-whoa, as I was
And really would be for you, too, honey
As you would for me, oh, I would share your load
Let me share your load
Ooh, let me share, share your load
And if you feel that you can't go on
In the light you will find the road
Though the winds of change may blow around you
But that will always be so
Whoa whoa, when love is pain it can devour you, but you are never alone
I will share your load, I will share your load
Baby, let me, oh, let me
In the light
Everybody needs the light
Ooh yeah
Ooh baby
In the light, in the light, in the light
Light, light, light, in the light
Light, light, light, in the light, ooh, yeah
Light, light, light, in the light
Light, light, light, in the light
Light, light, light, in the light, ooh, yeah
Light, light, light, in the light
An absolute masterpiece. Nothing to comment about it! A M-A-S-T-E-R-P-I-E-C-E. In rock music, in the MUSIC for all time.