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This is tops for me.
I love how about halfway, he's like this is my favorite. Happens to us all.
Their greatest song!!! Ever!!!!
64 yo guy here and have been a Zepp fan since 1969 I was 11 years old I have all their Albums they to me are the G.O.A.T
" When Led Zeppelin is playing...you turn that sh*t up ! " - Mother Teresa
Along with Stairway and Achilles, this is the last of what I call their "epics". It is wonderfully almost cinematic in scope. The sounds you heard might be a combination of a mellotron played by bassist John Paul Jones and the stings and horn session musicians they brought in. At the time this was written, none of them had been to Kashmir, but instead, singer Robert Plant based the lyrics off a trip he took driving through the deserts of Morocco. Yes, back in the day, 3 hour concerts were not unheard of. Don't worry about apologizing for a "long" reaction - it's Led Zeppelin and fans know what's up. Continue to have an open ear and mind when listening to their (or any) music and you might surprise yourself with what you end up enjoying. Maybe try looking through their catalogue and pick a song at random, see what title speaks to you or jumps out and try it. Believe me, Zep fans will be here for it.
That one song is very particular...this is a great idea...I'll pick a song title that jumps out to me and roll with it. I'm surpised to hear poeple don't mind longer videos. Good to hear.
The live version of this in 1979 at Knebworth is mind blowing!
Saving live reactions for wekends since they will take longer :)
I was there that day. Watching them perform it was an incredible experience!
It’s funny this is your favorite Led Zeppelin song. Kashmir so happens to be Led Zeppelin’s favorite song too.
really? thats neat
"In my time of dying" is a really good song. Drums are out of this works and Jimmy page on slide guitar is awesome. Tough decide between studio/live as live you can see him play and it's absolutely amazing how good he is.
Adding "In my time of dying" to the list! Will do it soon
Please watch “ In My Time of Dying” live. It’ll blow your mind and I love “IN THE LIGHT AS WELL ASS EVERY SO G ON THIS ALBUM !!!!!
That sound you couldn't figure out was John Paul Jones on keyboards and a orchestra was also used in the studio version!
They played like 3 hours concerts. Did you listen the studio version of Stairway ? It is very different from live version and much more beautiful
Incredible. And yes I did, stunning.
Plant is an absolute monster @4:58. In the background @7:49 is a Melotron. It's like a synth with tape recorded sounds like orchestral instruments. Jones would use that thing on Stairway to Heaven live on TSRMS.
Zep themselves considered this their greatest musical achievement.
Zeppelin was definitely an experiment, involving four masters of their craft.
It's like nothing ive ever heard thats for sure
Check out this version of the song from the celebration day concert. The guys had a one off reunion concert when they were in their late 50s and early 60s. They absolutely killed it. The best performance of the song they ever did!
Wow I will be checking that out for sure
@@SalvoG 1979 is better for kashmir
@@eye5856 I actually think Robert’s voice was in better shape at the O2 than at Knebworth. He’s a tally commented that his voice was considered stricter because of nerves at Knebworth…..first concert in two years snd allot had happened
This is the first Led Zeppelin song I ever heard at 10 years old back in 1975 and although I love all their music, it's been my favorite ever since. Keep cruising on the Zeppelin there's so much more to explore....enjoy the ride!!
Im in for quite the journey!!
Continue diving into this album. Lots of gems.
My favorite led zep song too❤
Welcome to the Greatest band to ever grace the stage. There are no bad Led Zeppelin songs. Only timeless masterpieces. Here's a few suggestions. 1973 live at MSG ,The Song Remains the Same / The Rain Song....Also "Whole Latta love".... 1975 live at Earls Court...."In my time of dying". Also from Earls Court. "That's the way" and "Going to California.
absolutely doing some live reactions this weekend, stay tuned!
They would routinely go over 3 hours on their concerts. My favorite song of theirs “no quarter” was usually their longest when performed live. It wasn’t unusual for it to be over 30 minutes!
That is mind blowing...truly. Attentions spans must of been way better! lol
@@SalvoG yeah, we weren't going anywhere. Most of us were pretending to be totally stone after smoking a couple of Shermans. But at the same time the music was flowing through us.
Epic song for sure. I remember being blown away when this came out. The Lemon Song is also a nice ride ✌
Lemon Song hmm, adding it :) Yeah this song is insane I love it
Glad you enjoyed Kashmir. Excellent piece of music! Rock on!
I like it, I mean REALLY like it
Two you will love, When the Levee Breaks studio version….iconic for superb drum sound ….. and In My Time of Dying LIVE version 1975 at Earls Court. Slide guitar solos by Jimmy just amazing
"That's my favourite LZ song so far" this is something you will say many times over your journey lol 😆 New sub here, just now going through all your videos and liking what I have seen.
Super glad to have ya
If you haven't, you should watch their concert film, The Song Remains the Same, MSG1973. Any song from that show is a masterpiece. Also the live version of Kashmir at the one off concert Celebration 02 concert is amazing and they were pushing 60 at the time.
Yeah...you can lower my casket while playing this...oh, Led Zeppelin :)
Lol. One Zeppelin song live could last over a half hour. Check out this song live at Knebworth in 1979.
WHAT?! wow. Im going to save life versions for weekends, since they will be longer!
The live concert from Madison Square Gardens is a must. Highlights are; since I've been loving you. No Quarter, Dazed and Confused and The Rain Song. But all are excellent and best watched as a whole.
Song remains the same/rain song combo shows exactly what masters they were. To think 4 guys make all that happen live is pretty incredible
I am working on a way to react to live versions without youtube blocking the videos
You should watch the live version from Celebration Day. It is amazing!!
Im going to save life versions for weekends, since they will be longer! thanks for the recommendation😀
Killer masterpiece!!!! 🤟🤎🎸👑🔪
Can't be explained. No genre.
Jazz, blues, Celtic folk, soul and ROCK.
Dig in. Prog rock, before anyone knew what it was!!!
Live at MSG, best performances.
I hear all of these genres, you're right
Good album. There’s a very different song called “In The Light” you might enjoy, and “The Wanton Song”, “The Rover”, “Houses of the Holy” , “Ten Years Gone” and “In My Time of Dying” are all great songs. These are all on the Physical Graffiti album.
So this song was on the same album as those?
@@SalvoG Yes
The best version of the instrumental of the band Led Zeppelin Dazed and confused once again MSG 1973 John Paul Jones plays the drums in the keyboard lead singer Robert plant drummer John Bonham Lee guitarist Jimmy page watch dazed and confused the long version live and you’ll see the greatest there is
Absolutely!
so MSG 1973 Dazed and Confused?
@@SalvoG yes sir ‘73 msg dazed & confused…..it’s one of a kind !!! Glad to see you here. Kashmir has been my fave since it first came out…yes I’m that old but Zeppelin fans are die hard. The ‘79 Knebworth live version is awesome and then fast forward to 2007 Celebration Day (Jason Bonham drumming in place of his Dad) who was John Bonzo Bonham. Also it’s Robert Plant’s (lead singer) favorite Zeppelin song.
@@SalvoG it's a long ride, but really good one.
Next, I would recommend checking out: Led Zeppelin - In My Time Of Dying (studio version).
what album is this from?
@@SalvoG Physical Graffiti
This is one of my favs. Robert and the music for me is so primal and raw. I also love it cause I am teaching my self how to play guitar and it would be a dream come true to learn how to play this. I am getting up there in age so that muscle memory is slow now. I am getting ready to retire so hopefully I’ll still be around to follow my childhood dream😎 Led Zep is my favorite band of the 70’s🥰
Keep at it! I hope you learn it..I wish you luck! I hope to see you in the next reaction!
Very primal... SO many Zepp songs feel like they induce... ovulation. JS
You reached the top of the mountain.
For all Led Zep, you should endeavor to listen to live versions, which far exceed the studio versions
They used an orchestra in this song. I think that's what you're talking about.
Trying to find,,,trying to find,,,,where I've BEEN-----------------> that's the CHILL part,,,,💥💥💥👍😎
If you like psychedelic, please react to: *Jeff Buckley - Dream Brother (Live in Chicago).*
Jimmy Page (guitarist) and Robert Plant (singer) of Led Zeppelin are massive Jeff Buckley fans. Page said that Jeff was “the greatest singer to appear in two decades” (between the ‘70s and ‘90s), and Plant said that Jeff was a “much greater singer” than him. Brad Pitt also said this about Jeff: “He’s Page and Plant in one, on a technical level; it’s mind-blowing.”
Coincidentally, Jeff’s favourite band and biggest musical influence was Led Zeppelin. The first record that he ever owned was Physical Graffiti, on which Kashmir was originally released in 1975. On the night that Jeff passed (accidental drowning), he was swimming in Memphis’ Wolf River (a tributary of the Mississippi), and singing along to the opening track on Led Zeppelin II, Whole Lotta Love, which was playing on his friend’s stereo, on the shore.
Suddenly, a barge passed by Jeff, who was swimming in the near darkness, which caused his friend to kneel down and pull his stereo away from the lapping waves caused by the boat, resulting in him taking his eyes off Jeff, for a moment. When he looked back to the water, Jeff had disappeared. His body washed ashore, down river, six days later, entangled in branches, and lying at the foot of the famed Beale Street (home of the blues).
what a horrible thing..wow. Well, Ill check out this song, definitely. Thank you.
I think you'll love The Lemon Song and Dazed and Confused.
I keep hearing alot about these 2, will add them soon if not next
Something that has a similar hypnotic vibe is When the Levee Breaks. Totally mesmerizing
I think they achieved that weird sound quality by playing notes in reverse order on the Hammond (without eggs) organ, and then reversing the recording. That makes the fade that normally is behind the note trail into it -- making it sound strange. Either that, or they just broke the points off Salvador Dali's 'stache and played the organ with them like chopsticks. That would also have worked.
Watch Marcin Patrzalek playing Kashmir on his accostic guitar he is Awesome! Pronounced Mar Cin Pa tr za lek
This became my favorite Zeppelin song after I bought Physical Graffiti in 1975.
'That instrument' might be a Mellotron, in its original form, an early form of analog sampler. Now they are digital, but still used. Most of the orchestral sounds in Zep studio songs are from actual orchestra instruments, although they used one on tour (when it worked). In Kashmir, JPJ used both.
It is a Mellatron . Synthetic strings. A keyboard equiped with Sterling reeds. An electronic pipe organ. John Paul Jones also played a Fender bass . Modified jazz model. Mike Pinder of the Moody blues band used one.
I really love jazz and blues, I think this is why these noises stick out to me
Nothing I can add to what others have already said and suggested, but I just wanted to say how glad I am that you're checking out classic rock and metal. Came for the ptx but definitely sticking around for everything else. Great taste.
Best of ZEPS MASTERPIECES- The WHOLE ALBUM, in my opinion !!!!!
love it ... glad u did the studio version ... not to say you should prefer what I do .. your channel .. your rules !! ... :D ... but for me I think it wd be better for first exposure to be the studio version first ... then live version .. esp for first listen reaction ...
keep them coming ... look forward to when you eventually get to rolling stones... and radiohead ... :)
Yesssss! RADIOHEAD.
* Oh, dear young man, let us take you on a musical journey...
Sterling silver reeds . oxidation is a problem. Moisture in the air . When cleaning , too hard causes pitch to vary.
Try Carouselambra or In The Evening!
Honestly, they have a ton of amazing songs you just have to give them a chance like you are doing now. I really like your honest reactions good and bad. Can you please do a live Led Zeppelin? Madison square gardens 1973, Since I've been loving you. Really any song from that concert
I appreciate that a lot. Thank you! I will doing a live reaction this weekend :) a few
He should do the studio versions first.
@@Nichwar19 going to only react to live versions of I’ve heard studio first
@@SalvoG Sounds good, looking forward to it.
Space aliens captured and held at Area 51 have admitted....they came to earth for the music of Led Zeppelin....true story. 🎸🤘🔥
You absolutely need to check out Achilles Last Stand ..live at Knebworth 1979 ..guaranteed to warp your mind
Working on doing a few live reactions this weekend!
You gotta do “in the light” bro, it hits so hard
Ill do this one tomorrow :)
Next in my time of dying
Now that you’ve heard the studio version go to the live version MSG 1973
This was 1979...I don't think this was out in 1973
whats the best concert to react to? overall?
@@SalvoG Thats really hard to say. The Song Remains the Same 1976 concert film (recorded over 3 shows at MSG in 1973) is the most well-known one and shows the band at the height of their Rock God success. Royal Albert Hall 1970 from the Led Zeppelin DVD is my personal favorite. It is one year into their career (two albums) and is the only complete one-night concert that I know of. However only has material from the first two albums obviously, so is missing a good chunk of their best material. The Danmarks Radio live promo is interesting because it shows them right at the beginning before they were famous. Earls Court 1975 has some songs from their acoustic set they did in the middle of their show plus In My Time of Dying and Trampled Under Foot. Knebworth 1979 is at the end of their career, includes songs like Achilles Last Stand, Kashmir, Nobody's Fault but Mine, In the Evening, and Sick Again. The 2007 Celebration Day Tribute Concert naturally has the best sound quality (and most modern sound) and features Jason Bonham replacing his father John Bonham on drums.
@@SalvoG Sorry just now getting back to you I’m a truck driver over the road MSG 1970 30 and celebration Day 2007 which shows them in their 60s and have not lost the bet you’d be really surprised enjoy brother
No Quarter, Since Ive Been Loving You, Babe Im Gonna Leave You, In My Time Of Dying and Whole Lotta Love all of these are epic.
Are these all from the same album?
@@SalvoG No, some of their best songs. You should give a chance to all of em.
@@Nichwar19 I will get to all of them 100%
Live version is epic . Awards show (pulse) ?
working on a way to react to live songs without youtube blocking it
Celebration Day.
Pulse is the epic Pink Floyd concert …
Check out For Your Life, studio version first!
I will do!
Do some live from Madison Square Garden. Dazed and Confused is only 28 minutes in that one, there's other versions that go as long as 42 minutes.
Im going to do 2 concert videos on fri/sat. Save the longer videos for weekends :)
It’s a philharmonic orchestra
I would of never guessed
The counterpoint between the violins and then cellos in this is fantastic. JPJ is a musical genius.
You started the song late and skipped the first second of it - which was the grand entrance.
Some boot leg concert audio are over 3 hrs long
meletron
pagey talks about it here: th-cam.com/video/ODidAgdL40Y/w-d-xo.html
I dont know why you apologize for the length of your videos ? And "in the light" from the same album has some cool sounds
Dazed And Confused .....very experimental
is it?! Im excited for this!
Arabic music baby
I can see that now!
Dem's violins.
Dazed and Confused studio version...thank me later bro
This is near the top for next reactions to record, thank you!
Can't recommend something else like this. There isn't anything.
Immigration Song
If you like how" trippy" this is try Whole Lotta Love!