Besides the unreal and incredible performance of John Bonham, it still amazes me today that people were appreciating so much a drum solo of this length, nothing I could ever see happening today anymore (I saw Led Zeppelin live in Munich in 1973)
Yes all these beats and use of different percussion instruments embedded in his soul and brain. Just genius! Too bad he dealt with the demons of alcohol and left way too early. Imagine what other drum solos he would have made if he lived longer. RIP Mr Bonham you will always be remembered to be one of the greatest of all time drummers.
The human brain? Yes it's amazing, but this is like his full nervous system being deployed and orchestrated. His reactions are trained reflex-fast. Truly, truly incredible.
Totally agree! Bonham's drumming is on another level, no one even comes close. 🥁🔥 If you want to relive that magic, check out this Zeppelin Featured Clip! 1⃣ At 01:33, experience Led Zeppelin - Moby Dick Drum Solo 🥁 | Iconic Live Performance Watch it here: 🔥🥁 th-cam.com/users/clipUgkxZm2GpxxVMjzVpTfZYpV3s9Yt9v7DTkP-?feature=shared 🔥🥁
I’n the movie “ the client “ Susan Saranda says when ask what her favorite zeppelin song was she answers “moby dick. Bitchin drum solo “ but it’s far more then that I’d put it with the like of the Mona Lisa
I’n the movie “ the client “ Susan Saranda says when ask what her favorite zeppelin song was she answers “moby dick. Bitchin drum solo “ but it’s far more then that. I’d put it with the likes of the Mona Lisa
З.а любовь к англосаксонам продались за печеньки Сороса.??? В гей европейский союз продались??? Всех предателей русского мира вычеслим и на Калыму. За тобой уже выехали.
His soul was telling us a great story in that solo. I did not hear a single noise at all. Just intense emotions . He took me to another universe far far away.Music is very pwerful
Heard this in my teens 40 years ago. Blew me away. Best drummer ever. Why do you think LZ would let him do his own performance? He was that good ... the best.
@@kd_76 The thing is, my friend, if you had you been growing with this, you might not even appreciate what it was/is. Those, who get things so easily may not see a real value of their possessions. I grew up in the place where there was no access to this, everything I got and learned came as valuable treasures. You would brag in front of your classmates that heard a certain album from a radio station that was banned, when nobody had even idea of it. What I am saying nothing is always as it seems. At least you can listen to a whole series of albums all at once, compare, analyze, judge, etc.!
Man I would've love to see Bonzo beating them drums live I was a teenager and had to work to help mom being the oldest kid son of a pos dad all my money went to mom , so there went concerts...
Woooooooow there are points when he doesnt even seem human....he must experiencing a total trance. Best drummer of all times. Such a pity we lost him so soon :( RIP Bonham, and thank you
I remember when "In through the out door" released. People said it was Zeppelins worst album. I loved it. The Percussion was incredible! By the time I was old enough to credit Bonham's genius, he was gone.
Even though I am a prog drummer, over the years (decades) I have come to the conclusion that this IS the best drum solo of all times. Nobody, and I mean, nobody has ever mastered triplets on this level. RIP
What made John The Greatest Rock Drummer ever? Great time and respect for space was one thing. And for another, he had a tremendous understanding of integrating the entire kit into his playing. Some drummers were more top kit hand oriented players only; but John had developed his foot to mimic rhythms he played with his hands as well. That 'Bottom' was very important to the Zeppelin sound. And his jack rabbit speed could accomplish some intricate doubles and triplets that filled space to make him sound bombastic! I caught him live in June, 1977 at MSG in NY and feel very honored that I did.
It is CRAZY!!!! The best drummer's solo of all times and all places! I keep asking myself the same question every time I hear & see Moby Dick - How can he do it?
@@Вася-й1т4я В том издавна беда России - всё лучшее затирается, унижается и предаётся забвению, а убогость, приспособленчество и посредственность ... я уверен, какой-нибудь "госконцерт", реально филиал первого отдела, рубил такое на корню. Мне кажется, "Машине" и "Воскресению" чудом повезло. Думаю, что каждая новая "нежелательная" пластинка пересекая границы порождало массу талантов, но ... - Вам повезло, Вы видели, слышали и запомнили, я как-то всё это пропустил, или в моё время Застой всё заглушил, или просто до Люблино не доходило!
@@Вася-й1т4я В том издавна беда России - всё лучшее затирается, унижается и предаётся забвению, а убогость, приспособленчество и посредственность ... я уверен, какой-нибудь "госконцерт", реально филиал первого отдела, рубил такое на корню. Мне кажется, "Машине" и "Воскресению" чудом повезло. Думаю, что каждая новая пластинка пересекая границы порождало массу талантов, но ...
@@Вася-й1т4я Скорее всего, какой-нибудь "госконцерт", реально филиал первого отдела, рубил такое на корню. Мне кажется, "Машине" и "Воскресению" чудом повезло. Думаю, что каждая новая "нежелательная" пластинка пересекая границы выявляла или порождала массу талантов, но система ... - Вам повезло, Вы видели, слышали и запомнили, я как-то всё это пропустил, или в моё время Застой всё заглушил, или просто до Люблино не доходило!
Bonzo is my favorite ROCK drummer. Listen to the fantastic tone of all of his drums. His bass drum foot with just a single pedal was astounding. His inventiveness, and sense of swing while playing in a rock setting was quite unique at the time and gave his solos a fantastic fluid feel. His sixteenth note triplets played around the drums are SUPERSONIC!!! Never to be forgotten.
Out of all of the bands that I saw in concert at the end of the 60s and early 70s, John Bonham was the hardest hitting, but the best sound of any drums I’ve ever heard he was an icon
@@mattiemclean9882 1970. Live bands were always overindulgent with solos. Three minute album songs became ten minutes. And Bonham was not overrated. Ask any legendary rock drummer.
FOR A DRUMMER TO DO A DRUM SOLO FOR 14 minutes AND NOT miss A BEAT with THE high HATS is TRULY amazing AND THAT'S WHY JOHN Bonzo BONHAM Was The GREATEST DRUMMER in THE WORLD REST in PEACE JOHN BONHAM YOU WERE A GREAT DRUMMER 🥁
During Bonham's masterful solo, you can hear a pin drop. THESE were great audiences, back in the day of truly appreciating music and musicians, and especially geniuses like JB.
Different era, when this music started blowing up…nowadays everyone’s like “meh I heard it all”….while the radios are filled with sad songs, and labels are pushing mostly no talents required.
Nearly all concertgoers today care only about capturing it on video the entire time they're there and being one of the 1,000-10,000 to upload it onto YT, IG, or TikTok. That is THE #1 reason why I gave up going.
Моя дочь встречалась с музыкантом- барабанщиком! Он приходил к нам в гости и его руки бесконечно отбивали какие то ритмы, на столе, не стуле, одним словом на всех поверхностях. Дочь сказала не обращать внимание, это у барабанщиков природа живет внутри, отбивать ритмы земли, они не могут по-другому!
I don’t play drums and I’ve never tried and I have no idea how they do it so a lot of the complexity is lost on me but I know that it sounds dope and makes me really happy. I was huge into Led Zeppelin in HS and now 15 years later revisited this video and it made me smile ear to ear.
Never in my life have I ever heard better, fantastic ! I'm not a Drummer fan for say, but it don't take an expert to recognize talent of this magnitude. This man is the greatest !
@@baldvale5418 my comment was based on your comment saying that only happens once I got the impression that it's never happened before that's why I mentioned those other bands
oldest videos on youtube are 18 years old. this is 53 years old. the camera quality makes this a literal time machine to the greatest band of all time in their prime.
I understand fully, I was a little kid at the time, and still have trouble getting my head around the timeless film and sound quality 53 years later! Its like they were never supposed to age. Yet in the 1980s I recall making fun of middle aged folks and their ‘ancient’ music tastes from the 1950s, just 30 years before 😂 A key factor could be the electronics technology, it makes a big difference to how we perceive time, trends and fashions across the eras and generations.
@@Pulsonar There were some good cutting edge music in the 50's, but for whatever reason, including the music in the then recent past, by the mid 60's there was an outburst of creative music of the day that still hits it today. This is just pure raw rock and besides it just being a truly great solo, so much of the music back then was a important part of the cultural revolution, and like much of history to know its intensity is to have lived with it.
@@shopshop144 I agree, the 50s was when the music revolution really took off, the music was really great and a foundation and inspiration for what followed during the social and political upheavals in the 60s I realise that now. I was just an ignorant know nothing teenager back in the 80s just auto programmed to hate anything that my ‘old fashioned’ parents liked. Its normal to behave stupidly and wayward at that age whilst squeezing pimples on my face I guess 😂
No Bonham, no further. The respect those 4 had for each other, and the realisation that if one departed they couldn’t go on, goes to show why 1980 was the end. The word irreplaceable is an understatement! RIP Bonzo ❤
@Tommaso Raite: you are so right in the fact that best music 🎼🎶 ever from the 60 and 70's.!! Can't beat 🪘🪘 IT AND John Bonham Was a huge part of it!! IT was a great time growing up and of course, the music 🎶 Was the best part of all!!!
I saw him do this live, it was amazing ! They were billed as the 'New Yardbirds' & only, maybe, 300 people there. I was 16 & was right next to a 2 1/2 ft. tall stage & I stood there with my mouth open...literally !!!
Just unbelievable. There is a TH-cam video that Bonham is trying out with another never msde it band. The singer and guitarist were talking saying how out of time and crappy Bonhan wss. All kinds of negative nasty talk. I LAUGHED BECAUSE THOSE JOKERS WENT NO WHERE AND I OFTEN WONDER HOW EMBARRASSED THEY WERE AFTER BONHAM BECAME THE BEST. HIS OWN MAN!!! I LOVE IT❤️
@@promark5317 They were well into cocaine by 1969-1970. That's stage tech Benji LeFerve standing behind him throughout the entire solo, likely waiting to feed band members a "bump" when necessary. A blast of cocaine doesn't last anywhere near as long as a Led Zeppelin show. Bonzo and Page didn't get sloppy until heroin was well into the picture.
@@broeheemed32I agree with you! Until 1975 they were absolutely top of their league. In the last tours you could see Bonzo and Jimmy struggling real bad!
As a guitarist I’m really amazed by the way he builds his “melodies”, like he’s searching them and finds them more and more, almost as if they were alive too and coming to him by themselves
Это Космос-1970 год-фантастика-Самый Лучший барабанщик -виртуоз Джон Генри Бонэм🔥🤘💯🤘🔥Светлая Память😰😰😰Цепелины Лучшие еще за то,что сразу после смерти распались и сыграли только раз и за ударными был сын его🔥😢😢😢
And if you were like a lot of us we weren’t even aware there was a LZ 1. Where I lived “Whole Lotta Love” off LZ 2 was first time even hearing these guys and what an experience listening to their first album was!
@@Tom-ok2rh Yeah right.... the first Zep I´ve heard was Lemon Song in 1970.. enough to make me a fan for life. Then a friend played me on cassette recorder Babe Im Gonna Leave You.. whoa..what is THIS ?? The Zep I is their best album - they´ve never bettered it. I think only ZZ Tops First was as good, and never surpassed, for that raw sound and feeling
Wenn d abfährst auf 70er Metal,(DRUMS) such dir auch vielleicht SWEET SMOKE, TEN YEARS AFTER, UFO, JIMI HENDRIX, RARE EARTH, CURT CRESS, - BILLY COBHAM + BUDDY MILES (jazzig),...... aber für mich sind und waren ZEP meine unerreichten GÖTTER!!!
Outrageously brilliant still after the countless times I've listened to Led Zep since I was 13 years old in the early '70's. I didn't get to see them live till Knebworth in '79! They were and still are the Greatest band of all time!
Holy crap!!!! The absolute & forever king of rock drumming John Bonham. We're watching an unparallelled and never to be duplicated combination of natural gifts, skill & groove. He was THE perfect and only fit for rock's greatest band, & that's why millions of Zep fans knew it was all over the second they heard about Bonzo's death. It was crushing news that still hurts.
I think Jason would do a reunion and I think so would JP and JPJ. But Robert Plant has stated he doesn't want to do this kind of music anymore. I can't blame him, it just wouldn't be the same.
This Albert Hall concert should be released in Blu-Ray. Can't get enough of it. Totally love it. This one and the tour record "How the west was won" are the the best legacy of the band. Every single one of them shine of their own.
I never knew until now after 50 years of listening to this song on a yearly basis, that he was playing that part of the drum solo with his hands. Now it makes sense. Now I know. This has to be the best video of John Bonham playing drums ever. Absolutely fucking awesome.
Having seen both Zep and Cream, i think Baker ranks equal with Bonham, although they are different of course. Ginger Baker always had a drum solo that was as well appreciated by their audience, as this is by Bonham here.
Seattle, WA July '77. Bonzo played this solo for like 20 + minutes. Band played for 4 HOURS! UNBELIEVEABLE! Tickets were $10. 100 level Kingdome. Best day EVER! And as I said before . . . Robert Plant will FOREVER make the juice run down this girls legs ~❤
Same concert. Same sentiment. Robert Plant always blew my skirt up and always will. Just saw him live 8/9/24 at the Kettlehouse Amphitheatre in Bonner MT with Allison Krause and he sounded awesome and looked great. Who knows when he will stop touring and stay home to watch the grass grow. ❤
I WAS ALSO THEIR CENTER STAGE ABOUT 20 FT FROM THE STAGE 13:06 THERE WAS SO MUCH HASHISH BEING SMOKED AT THAT CONCERT THAT IT LOOKED LIKE THE BUILDING WAS ON FIRE WHEN THEY LET PEOPLE OUT.
+Brett Huber Saw them in '77 at the old Capital center in Maryland...I saw a lot of big name rock bands when I was a puppy...but Zeppelin live was a total different animal.
I did see them three times two nights at Earls Court 1975, tickets £1.50 for a good seat, £1 for a not so good seat Many bands did drum solos at the time Bonham was something else, I remember his high hat with small ching ring doing perfect eights to the bar. He was a very big part of the band but got few actual writing credits. Page was greedy.
Imagine you’ were Jimmy Page, auditioning for vocalist for your new band. You came across Robert Plant who happened to know a drummer called John Bonham. That was some lottery level coincidence
Ya absolutely. Lightning in a bottle!!!!! No other way to describe it. The stars were literally aligned when the blokes met! I’m sure if we were able to go back in time and pin point the day they made the band official I’m sure there was some sort of astrological once in a lifetime event that same night!!!
what for others was an exceptional thing bordering on the human...for him it was a normal thing... devastating in sound and soul... disarming for the ears and for the heart... Bonham will be missed forever
On 14:06, see for yourself why can’t any drummer beat Bonzo?!! His crossovers here are incredibly fast, u can’t even see his drumsticks at all. So yes, he still stands No.1 of the G.O.A.T drummer in the entire world.
You are watching him do what is called the lightning fast left-hand lead triplets from hi-tom to low tom and the bass drum (left, right, kick). Many you guys think he’s doing the insane speed of crossover triplets on 14:06 with the right hand, however many drumming specialists say it’s a left hand lead lick so if you slow down the video, u can see he’s doing it with the less dominant hand. But literally that’s unbelievably class for Bonzo, yep I agree no doubt that any other professional drummer could match that talent of this Zeppelin drummer. He’s definitely my No.1 drummer on top of my G.O.A.T drummer list.
@@thecorknicehero3073 thanks for the comment of a drum specialist view. I want to talk about why almost all real talented drummers are dying young. Many so called super drummers are still alive, so my question is, are they really so good? In an educational point of view Bonham,Moon, Yoyoka, Paulina, Sina, or other still alive drummers probably are the most difficult child’s or were child’s to handle. They live in another dimension and their heart working overtime. Four limbs coordination we poor and normal folks call it multitasking. As in every proffesion practicing is the key, and the best guitarists drummers,piano players, singers, even football players talents showing in their younger age. Everybody can learn and become an Engineer or Arhitect, but becoming a Messi or in this case Bonham needs extraordinary talent, which most the time overlooked by the parents from different reasons. And my take of all todays talented young and coming up artists have a huge help from the internet, so no wonder that so many brilliant kids can learn without paying huge sums for education, but sorry, Bonhams or Einsteins are not born in every century which is the reason that after a half century,no one even tries to touch Mobi Dick! Four geniuses as it happened in the case of LZ or the Beatles only happens if they have a difficult childhood or poor environment to growing up which can be the driving force to have a better life. Best example, a Bedouin kid in the Saharan desert in fact did find an empty oilcan and fabricated a guitar from it and become the greatest left handed guitarist in our time. His name is Mdou Moctar, and if you friend want to your jaw dropping to the floor, look him up on TH-cam. Thanks for your exceptional comment about drumming!
Brings back a ton of memories! Led zeppelin was my first concert. It was in Baltimore civic center in 1973. I was in a chair, 6 rows from the stage!! Totally blew me away. R.I.P. Bonzo!!!!
Jealous man. I saw so many of the greats in the 70's, Sabbath w Ozzy, Ozzy w Rhoads, Clapton, Beck, Floyd w Roger, Aerosmith, Styx, Rush, Queen, Genesis w Gabriel & Phil, Grateful Dead 220 times (literally) Neil Young, CSN, CSNY, Cheap Trip, ELO, APP, Littefeat, I could on and on. But never saw Zeppelin or Skynyrd. The planets just weren't in alignment at the time. Definitely a feather in your cap!
I’m only 25 but born and raised right outside of Baltimore City. We’re currently working on a 150 million dollar remodel of the civic center! You’re beyond lucky you got to see Zeppelin live!!!
Saw him live in 1975 in Pittsburgh, I was 18,a drummer myself he is the best,people don't realize how fast his right foot was,he only had one pedal no double bass. He did Moby pick I was amazed,especially when he played with his hands,AMAZING!!!!!!! 15:28
The sheer raw and crazed frenetic energy with which Bonzo approached the drums is absolutely astounding. It was less boxing-match and more street-brawl, if you follow my meaning. It’s not just that he played the instrument differently than anyone else-it’s more like he wasn’t playing an instrument at all. John Bonham was a “drummer” in the same sense as someone applying paint to a canvas by dropping a hand grenade in a box of spray cans is a “painter.” It just doesn’t describe what he did. It was his medium, but what he did with it was-and is, to this day-truly, genuinely, profoundly unique.
В 68 мне было девять лет....и никогда цеппелины не были моей самой самой любимой группой, хотя очень много их слушал....просто не мое.... Но!!!! Абсолютно с Вами согласен! Больше НИКОГДА( как жаль...) мы не услышим вживую таких людей,как Джон Бонэм...Джон Лорд...Джимми Хендрикс....Фредди ,и ещё очень очень многих динозавров настоящего рока! Спасибо Вам за коммент! От всей души здоровья,долгих лет и хорошего музыкального вкуса( хотя последим Бог Вас и так не обидел) В общем - просто - всего наилучшего !
The amount of respect, and silence the audience had for Mr. Bonham. When people appreciated the artist, and their art. Amazing. There will never be another that comes close to Led Zeppelin .
I'm embarrassed to say, that after seeing this peripherally for over 40 years, this is the first time I've actually payed attention and watched it all the way through. I had no idea he put down the sticks and played with his hands for part of it. Amazing
It’s no replacement, whatsoever, but, seeing Jason Bonham live and knowing he truly does live up to being his father’s protege is priceless. Closest a young Zeppelin fan will ever get to the real thing💜
Jason isn’t half as good as his father-“ when you try to play like someone else you will always come in second” Truth be told Jason wasn’t all that interested in drums he wanted to be a motor cycle off road competitive rider.
He's pretty good, not as good as his dad but that's because he had talent rarely seen and is one of the best drummers of all time, but his show and band are really awesome. The band is is really good at recreating the original live performances especially those done in TSRTS. I also loved looking over seeing a blue collar guy who was clearly in 70s who probably saw the original show just lose it and having the time his life. It was definitely worth seeing as it shows how unique the songs are from one another that nothing feels like its all the same sound.
It’s literally the best band ever. The greatest vocalist, guitarist, dummer, and percussionist/bassist in one band. They were in their 20s when they created this music.
I have a unlimited admiration for Neil Peart. But watching this solo by John Bonham gives me goosebumps. This is why he was chosen as the best drummer of all time by rolling Stone magazine... Amazing! What a gift to be able to create melodies using percussion.
@@paulrobinson5833 - It's also drum enthusiasts hearing and valuing different things. Of the early 70's greats I would rank them, Carl Palmer, Ian Paice, and then Bonham, but I tend to favor equally involving the entire kit. Palmer and Peart are more truly symphonic in that way, and the latter was far more creative with a wider expanse of sounds and rhythms from around the world and across time. That's why Peart sounds superior to me, but I most value that "drum symphony" approach and skill set.
Today's "musicians" have little to no talent and rely on lyricism, stage performance, and they're swagger. Absolutely zero fucking talent. It's actually REALLY sad when you start to realize that all the truely great musicians that we've lost in their prime and the "talent" pool isn't replenishing it, at all. We'll never see anyone quite like Chris Cornell, Stevie Ray Vaughn, or Dimebag Darrell ever again and it was too damn soon! My God, it's mind blowing to think how much FUCKING GREAT music we never got to hear because they left this world too soon. Imagine SRV, John Bonham, Cliff Burton and Chris Cornell performing together on the same stage. So depressing to know nothing even CLOSE to that will ever happen, again. On a side note, check out Senri Kawaguchi(?). Super petite but impressively powerful Chinese woman drummer. In my top 5 all time for sure and that's tough company.
Absolutely. Also; while living in London in the 1970s for a decade in my 20s; besides LZ , I also saw live in concert - Rolling Stones, The Who, Pink Floyd, The Clash, Black Sabbath, The Cure, Roxy Music, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest and Fleetwood Mac among others. All memories which will never fade.
@@worldtraveller1900 I was born too late indeed. I have the choice between paying with a lung to watch Cardi B shake her butt and selling a kidney to hear Travis Scott growling autotune onto trap beats.
It must be said again. The greatest rock drummer that ever lived just happened to end up in the greatest rock band of all time with three other equally gifted virtuosos. This clip is from the "Led Zeppelin DVD" released on 2003. The best selling music dvd ever and a 5-hour gold mine for the "official video release" starved Zeppelin masses.
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The fact that everyone was silent during his whole solo it's amazing, everything just admiring the greatest in front of them
The courtesy of the audience back in the day of “Rock shows”
That's 'cause this was in England. They are not known for being wild. That's why they lost to the USA twice--because of their "properness".
@@michaelmirraandmarcWhat did we lose to you twice?
Half were trippin' and the other half were stoned as hell. Lol.
@@michaelmirraandmarc You've never seen the English at a soccer match apparently. They can be very wild 😂
Besides the unreal and incredible performance of John Bonham, it still amazes me today that people were appreciating so much a drum solo of this length, nothing I could ever see happening today anymore (I saw Led Zeppelin live in Munich in 1973)
Saw him the same year in Nuernberg, young kids today cannot imagine what these times were.
Sweet Jesus. I had no idea this was even possible. The human brain is amazing. Thank you for posting this. No wonder Bonham is legendary.
Yes all these beats and use of different percussion instruments embedded in his soul and brain. Just genius! Too bad he dealt with the demons of alcohol and left way too early. Imagine what other drum solos he would have made if he lived longer. RIP Mr Bonham you will always be remembered to be one of the greatest of all time drummers.
And......he was only 22 when this was recorded
Das geht nicht direkt vom Gehirn aus, das ist pures feeling und natürlich überragendes KÖNNEN!
P.I.P John BONHAM!
The human brain? Yes it's amazing, but this is like his full nervous system being deployed and orchestrated. His reactions are trained reflex-fast. Truly, truly incredible.
No robot or A.I. could ever surpass this level of spirit. Greatest drummer to ever walk the planet. RIP JOHN BONHAM
Well said! Nobody even comes close. And there are some freaking excellent drummers out there.
Totally agree! Bonham's drumming is on another level, no one even comes close. 🥁🔥 If you want to relive that magic, check out this Zeppelin Featured Clip!
1⃣ At 01:33, experience Led Zeppelin - Moby Dick Drum Solo 🥁 | Iconic Live Performance
Watch it here: 🔥🥁 th-cam.com/users/clipUgkxZm2GpxxVMjzVpTfZYpV3s9Yt9v7DTkP-?feature=shared 🔥🥁
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I’n the movie “ the client “ Susan Saranda says when ask what her favorite zeppelin song was she answers “moby dick. Bitchin drum solo “ but it’s far more then that I’d put it with the like of the Mona Lisa
I’n the movie “ the client “ Susan Saranda says when ask what her favorite zeppelin song was she answers “moby dick. Bitchin drum solo “ but it’s far more then that. I’d put it with the likes of the Mona Lisa
I saw it live! April 23, 1977. Atlanta, GA. My 18th birthday. I love being able to say that What a day, what a night.
COOL . I saw them at Fulton County Stadium 1973. It was one of the greatest events I experienced with my beloved friends.
🙏🙏🙏
Я бы очень хотел видеть и слышать это в живую ну я родился ровно на год позже! Я тебе завидую! Translate this!
Я бы на год раньше умер ради этих 15ти минут!
Felicidades a por muchos más
Как же это бесконечно ВЕЛИКОЛЕПНО!!! Всем Мира и Добра!!!
З.а любовь к англосаксонам продались за печеньки Сороса.??? В гей европейский союз продались??? Всех предателей русского мира вычеслим и на Калыму. За тобой уже выехали.
❤❤❤❤ Полностью согласна с вами, живу в России, 58 лет
@@АтнашеваОльга Живу в Москве, 73.
@@АтнашеваОльга до этого времени где жила??? В россии.
@@Aitera. В России.
His soul was telling us a great story in that solo. I did not hear a single noise at all. Just intense emotions . He took me to another universe far far away.Music is very pwerful
Смотрю! Слушаю и не могу оторваться!
Это какой-то экстаз!
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
смотри не кончи..
@@атамансеменов-с1с Идиотам здесь не место!
кончит, ....в твой вафлесборник.
@@атамансеменов-с1спусть кончает на здоровье, тебе то что!😂
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Setting the bar high? No, setting the bar into another galaxy.
THE Percussive Masterpiece.
Those crazy 70's. Golden era of rock music !
too bad this was from 69' ;)
dan buchardt actually this is in 1970.
And golden era of 15 minutes drumsolos lol
60s and 70s were gold years in every aspect, especially music
@@Mujopakas It was indeed, I'm grateful I got to experience that time period as a youngster
Oh the young ones have absolutely no idea what they have missed. I am blessed to have been there for it all.
Yes me too 🤘❤️
We still have TOOL
I absolutely agree! The golden musical era seems to be over ...
This is my papas phone i’m seven years old
Wrong I love led zepplin and i’m only seven
Bonzo was, is and will be the best drummer in the world ever. Ever and forever. The God!
Now I finally understand why Led Zeppelin couldn't go on once this man passed away, a true legend :)
You can never replace Jon Bonham
Yep🤘💜🤘💜🤘🤘🤘🤘
They did,even with a worst drummer--Jason.
There are alot better drummers out there then both Bonham,s.
His son is great also, but no one has matched John in my heart
What a really love about Led Zeppelin is that all 4 members had such a good chemistry that it was mind blowing
Heard this in my teens 40 years ago. Blew me away. Best drummer ever. Why do you think LZ would let him do his own performance? He was that good ... the best.
I can't really pick one better than the other in that band! I guess that's why they made such great music!
LZ - GOAT. - greatest vocalist of all time, greatest bassist of all time, greatest lead guitarist of all time, greatest drummer of all time.
Greatest band - the super-power is in fusion the guitar talks to the drums, the vocal talks to the guitar, the bass cements it all!
You sure got that right!!!! The
World will never see such talent again. Today’s music sucks. RWG John Bonham 😂
I’m in my 20s & envy the people who grew up with this 😭
@@kd_76 The thing is, my friend, if you had you been growing with this, you might not even appreciate what it was/is. Those, who get things so easily may not see a real value of their possessions.
I grew up in the place where there was no access to this, everything I got and learned came as valuable treasures. You would brag in front of your classmates that heard a certain album from a radio station that was banned, when nobody had even idea of it.
What I am saying nothing is always as it seems. At least you can listen to a whole series of albums all at once, compare, analyze, judge, etc.!
please be open minded to other musicians before insisting every single member is the GOAT
Plant was the Sky, Jones was the Clouds, Page was the Lightning, and Bonham was the Thunder
Man I would've love to see Bonzo beating them drums live I was a teenager and had to work to help mom being the oldest kid son of a pos dad all my money went to mom , so there went concerts...
А кто же дождичком пролился?!
Awesome!! 🤗
Melhor baterista do universo
Здорово сказано
One of Bonzo's absolute master pieces - RIP, greatest drummer of all times !
This is, for me, the best performance of Moby Dick ..50years, and counting..what a legend
I think you can stop counting. lol
I’m with you brother 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Woooooooow there are points when he doesnt even seem human....he must experiencing a total trance. Best drummer of all times. Such a pity we lost him so soon :( RIP Bonham, and thank you
if you like this you might like my brothers music. His name is Stu Morris
I remember when "In through the out door" released. People said it was Zeppelins worst album. I loved it. The Percussion was incredible! By the time I was old enough to credit Bonham's genius, he was gone.
Oui il est en transe il le faut pour jouer aussi bien il ne fait qu un avec sa batterie
‘Best drummer’ Bullshit, Tony Williams or Billy Cobham vastly superior. Fat boy bonham couldn’t carry their drumstick bag.
Even though I am a prog drummer, over the years (decades) I have come to the conclusion that this IS the best drum solo of all times.
Nobody, and I mean, nobody has ever mastered triplets on this level. RIP
He was explosive and technically precise. Unique attack style and a deep meditative feel of his rolls and triplets.
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욕나온다 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 기타 천재 드럼천재 노래천채 완벽한 천재들의 만남
What made John The Greatest Rock Drummer ever? Great time and respect for space was one thing. And for another, he had a tremendous understanding of integrating the entire kit into his playing. Some drummers were more top kit hand oriented players only; but John had developed his foot to mimic rhythms he played with his hands as well. That 'Bottom' was very important to the Zeppelin sound. And his jack rabbit speed could accomplish some intricate doubles and triplets that filled space to make him sound bombastic! I caught him live in June, 1977 at MSG in NY and feel very honored that I did.
Ginger Baker was way better.
@@robertgosselin14 sorry...not even close!
Well said.
Honestly.
@@robertgosselin14 No he was not. Ginger was good but not Bonham good!
@@patriciapowell6047,.... Ooooooooh dear PAT !!! "😭😫🎼. BERNIE / GERMANY
It is CRAZY!!!! The best drummer's solo of all times and all places!
I keep asking myself the same question every time I hear & see Moby Dick - How can he do it?
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@@Вася-й1т4я В том издавна беда России - всё лучшее затирается, унижается и предаётся забвению, а убогость, приспособленчество и посредственность ... я уверен, какой-нибудь "госконцерт", реально филиал первого отдела, рубил такое на корню. Мне кажется, "Машине" и "Воскресению" чудом повезло. Думаю, что каждая новая "нежелательная" пластинка пересекая границы порождало массу талантов, но ... - Вам повезло, Вы видели, слышали и запомнили, я как-то всё это пропустил, или в моё время Застой всё заглушил, или просто до Люблино не доходило!
@@Вася-й1т4я В том издавна беда России - всё лучшее затирается, унижается и предаётся забвению, а убогость, приспособленчество и посредственность ... я уверен, какой-нибудь "госконцерт", реально филиал первого отдела, рубил такое на корню. Мне кажется, "Машине" и "Воскресению" чудом повезло. Думаю, что каждая новая пластинка пересекая границы порождало массу талантов, но ...
@@Вася-й1т4я Скорее всего, какой-нибудь "госконцерт", реально филиал первого отдела, рубил такое на корню. Мне кажется, "Машине" и "Воскресению" чудом повезло. Думаю, что каждая новая "нежелательная" пластинка пересекая границы выявляла или порождала массу талантов, но система ... - Вам повезло, Вы видели, слышали и запомнили, я как-то всё это пропустил, или в моё время Застой всё заглушил, или просто до Люблино не доходило!
Bullshit. Tony Williams or Billy Cobham VASTLY SUPERIOR to fat boy.
Bonzo is my favorite ROCK drummer. Listen to the fantastic tone of all of his drums. His bass drum foot with just a single pedal was astounding. His inventiveness, and sense of swing while playing in a rock setting was quite unique at the time and gave his solos a fantastic fluid feel. His sixteenth note triplets played around the drums are SUPERSONIC!!! Never to be forgotten.
Out of all of the bands that I saw in concert at the end of the 60s and early 70s, John Bonham was the hardest hitting, but the best sound of any drums I’ve ever heard he was an icon
What a legend.He was only 21 when he played this masterpiece.Gone too soon but never forgotten.
21...what???? Jeez
Yes.
Over rated. Way too long for a drum solo.
@@mattiemclean9882 1970. Live bands were always overindulgent with solos. Three minute album songs became ten minutes. And Bonham was not overrated. Ask any legendary rock drummer.
@@alandesgrange9703 I have been playing drums professionally for 34 years. You Bonham super-fans are SO easy to wind up!
Сегодня Джимми Пейджу-80!!! Здоровья и творческих успехов! Уверен, ещё услышим!
Любиш гей европейских производителей??? За тобой уже выехали. Печеньки Сороса выйдут на Колыме за любовь к англосаксонам продались.
Жаль Бонэм ушел совсем молодым. Сколько прекрасного гении не успели дать миру! тупой алкоголь.
@@GueFox-yu9yoВсему время и случай... Жаль конечно.
@@GueFox-yu9yo Произошло в течение одного года и по одной причине - Бонзо (Джо Бонэм из Цеппелинов) и Бон Скот (AC/DC)
Hoffentlich!!!!!!!
The man was a monster! An absolute master of the drums! John You are greatly missed! 👍
FOR A DRUMMER TO DO A DRUM SOLO FOR 14 minutes AND NOT miss A BEAT with THE high HATS is TRULY amazing AND THAT'S WHY JOHN Bonzo BONHAM Was The GREATEST DRUMMER in THE WORLD REST in PEACE JOHN BONHAM YOU WERE A GREAT DRUMMER 🥁
14:53
During Bonham's masterful solo, you can hear a pin drop. THESE were great audiences, back in the day of truly appreciating music and musicians, and especially geniuses like JB.
GIVES ME THE SHIVERS! Please mind those ears!
Yes, we DID!
Different era, when this music started blowing up…nowadays everyone’s like “meh I heard it all”….while the radios are filled with sad songs, and labels are pushing mostly no talents required.
Nearly all concertgoers today care only about capturing it on video the entire time they're there and being one of the 1,000-10,000 to upload it onto YT, IG, or TikTok. That is THE #1 reason why I gave up going.
Pretty sure I heard a few whistles in from the crowd lol
Вот это даааа❤ как работает мозг у барабанщика!!! Браво👏👏👏
Моя дочь встречалась с музыкантом- барабанщиком!
Он приходил к нам в гости и его руки бесконечно отбивали какие то ритмы, на столе, не стуле, одним словом на всех поверхностях. Дочь сказала не обращать внимание, это у барабанщиков природа живет внутри, отбивать ритмы земли, они не могут по-другому!
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I don’t play drums and I’ve never tried and I have no idea how they do it so a lot of the complexity is lost on me but I know that it sounds dope and makes me really happy. I was huge into Led Zeppelin in HS and now 15 years later revisited this video and it made me smile ear to ear.
get a kit brother! it is simple at its foundation and can provide you true joy!
Me too my friend me too
Hear in the Middle
Inside
The
Amygdala
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As a drummer since the age of 3, Bonzos technique is second to none, anyone that says he just plays heavily doesn't know what they are talking about
@@Qixo_ anyone who believes that should listen to led zeppelin iii, he’s such a multifaceted drummer and one of the best
Never in my life have I ever heard better, fantastic ! I'm not a Drummer fan for say, but it don't take an expert to recognize talent of this magnitude. This man is the greatest !
It's beyond comprehension how these 4 rock Gods found each other, in the same era, and blessed us all!
It happens
@@abelmontalvo4052 But only once.
@@baldvale5418 that happened more than once it also happened with The Beatles Rolling Stone U2 and several other bands
@@abelmontalvo4052 But they are different Bands, these comments are on a Led Zeppelin video.
@@baldvale5418 my comment was based on your comment saying that only happens once I got the impression that it's never happened before that's why I mentioned those other bands
Pure Genius..We were blessed to have you JB..R.I.P❤❤
How lucky we are that this was recorded in such good quality so we can enjoy it now, many years after!
oldest videos on youtube are 18 years old. this is 53 years old. the camera quality makes this a literal time machine to the greatest band of all time in their prime.
No, they don’t. As a teen (& vocalist) I was BLOWN away the first time I heard them. I KNEW they were something special. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I understand fully, I was a little kid at the time, and still have trouble getting my head around the timeless film and sound quality 53 years later! Its like they were never supposed to age. Yet in the 1980s I recall making fun of middle aged folks and their ‘ancient’ music tastes from the 1950s, just 30 years before 😂
A key factor could be the electronics technology, it makes a big difference to how we perceive time, trends and fashions across the eras and generations.
True that!!
@@Pulsonar There were some good cutting edge music in the 50's, but for whatever reason, including the music in the then recent past, by the mid 60's there was an outburst of creative music of the day that still hits it today. This is just pure raw rock and besides it just being a truly great solo, so much of the music back then was a important part of the cultural revolution, and like much of history to know its intensity is to have lived with it.
@@shopshop144 I agree, the 50s was when the music revolution really took off, the music was really great and a foundation and inspiration for what followed during the social and political upheavals in the 60s I realise that now. I was just an ignorant know nothing teenager back in the 80s just auto programmed to hate anything that my ‘old fashioned’ parents liked. Its normal to behave stupidly and wayward at that age whilst squeezing pimples on my face I guess 😂
No one can ever top that drum solo, ever. Bonzo's talent was really astounding. So sad that he wasn't with us longer. RIP
That drummer is absolutely wildly insane
No Bonham, no further.
The respect those 4 had for each other, and the realisation that if one departed they couldn’t go on, goes to show why 1980 was the end. The word irreplaceable is an understatement!
RIP Bonzo ❤
Damn that hit HOME. RWG John Bonham ❤
60s and 70s. Best music ever existed.
@Tommaso Raite: you are so right in the fact that best music 🎼🎶 ever from the 60 and 70's.!! Can't beat 🪘🪘 IT AND John Bonham Was a huge part of it!! IT was a great time growing up and of course, the music 🎶 Was the best part of all!!!
Вы лучшие
Absolutely true, I fully agree!
best cars best music
I saw him do this live, it was amazing ! They were billed as the 'New Yardbirds' & only, maybe, 300 people there. I was 16 & was right next to a 2 1/2 ft. tall stage & I stood there with my mouth open...literally !!!
Just unbelievable. There is a TH-cam video that Bonham is trying out with another never msde it band. The singer and guitarist were talking saying how out of time and crappy Bonhan wss. All kinds of negative nasty talk. I LAUGHED BECAUSE THOSE JOKERS WENT NO WHERE AND I OFTEN WONDER HOW EMBARRASSED THEY WERE AFTER BONHAM BECAME THE BEST. HIS OWN MAN!!! I LOVE IT❤️
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Тебе повезло, друг! Ты застал на концерте великих людей! Таких уже не будет( музыка стоновится все хуже и хуже в наше время
@lauriewhincup5635 where can I find this video!?? I wanna see that!
@@zachramsden9549 right here on TH-cam. It's Spectacular ✨️⭐️💫🌠
The stamina and endurance this man possessed along with his godlike skill is unparalleled.
Drugs helped.
And a few pints of English bitter during the performance didn't hurt either !!!
@@promark5317 They were well into cocaine by 1969-1970. That's stage tech Benji LeFerve standing behind him throughout the entire solo, likely waiting to feed band members a "bump" when necessary. A blast of cocaine doesn't last anywhere near as long as a Led Zeppelin show. Bonzo and Page didn't get sloppy until heroin was well into the picture.
@@broeheemed32I agree with you! Until 1975 they were absolutely top of their league. In the last tours you could see Bonzo and Jimmy struggling real bad!
Oui l endurance comme ça impossible il était en trance surnaturel
🥁 Да просто можно обалдеть! 👍Класс! 👍
As a guitarist I’m really amazed by the way he builds his “melodies”, like he’s searching them and finds them more and more, almost as if they were alive too and coming to him by themselves
thats what I kept thinkin: they were finding him, he was just following them...
Это Космос-1970 год-фантастика-Самый Лучший барабанщик -виртуоз Джон Генри Бонэм🔥🤘💯🤘🔥Светлая Память😰😰😰Цепелины Лучшие еще за то,что сразу после смерти распались и сыграли только раз и за ударными был сын его🔥😢😢😢
One of the greatest I remember buying Led Zep 2 and being blown away by the whole album these guys were genuinely talented.
And if you were like a lot of us we weren’t even aware there was a LZ 1. Where I lived “Whole Lotta Love” off LZ 2 was first time even hearing these guys and what an experience listening to their first album was!
@@Tom-ok2rh Yeah right.... the first Zep I´ve heard was Lemon Song in 1970.. enough to make me a fan for life. Then a friend played me on cassette recorder Babe Im Gonna Leave You.. whoa..what is THIS ?? The Zep I is their best album - they´ve never bettered it. I think only ZZ Tops First was as good, and never surpassed, for that raw sound and feeling
@@tomasvanecek8626 and the same can be said for many band’s debut albums.. Boston, Van Halen are two that come to mind as I’m sure there are more.
@@Tom-ok2rh Bad Company 🤩
Rush
Zeppelin and Sabbath are some of the earliest hints of heavy metal I can find. Unreal. Both feel way ahead of their time.
Wenn d abfährst auf 70er Metal,(DRUMS) such dir auch vielleicht SWEET SMOKE, TEN YEARS AFTER, UFO, JIMI HENDRIX, RARE EARTH, CURT CRESS, - BILLY COBHAM + BUDDY MILES (jazzig),...... aber für mich sind und waren ZEP meine unerreichten GÖTTER!!!
One of the greatest drummers of all time. God rest his soul......
Outrageously brilliant still after the countless times I've listened to Led Zep since I was 13 years old in the early '70's.
I didn't get to see them live till Knebworth in '79! They were and still are the Greatest band of all time!
Потрясающе!!!!! Ритм фантастически разнообразен, точен. Нюансировка такой тонкости и богатства,что замираешь слушая. Поэма удара! Брависсимо!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This never gets old! Bonzo was only 22, fucking tremendous!
G.O.A.T..... I watch it and yet can not figure out how a human is capable of this!!!!!! LZ forever!
Yes
Это гениально..))лучшее из лучших)никогда не устану слушать!)
Holy crap!!!! The absolute & forever king of rock drumming John Bonham. We're watching an unparallelled and never to be duplicated combination of natural gifts, skill & groove. He was THE perfect and only fit for rock's greatest band, & that's why millions of Zep fans knew it was all over the second they heard about Bonzo's death. It was crushing news that still hurts.
Hurts like hell.
th-cam.com/play/PL5SMXYhIcZ5IeYo5XP4haf5aJmj9TWs8b.html
I know it’s different but listen closely
@@vlastakadric4206 still
Still hurts 2022
Is there anything comparable to this today? This is so freaking genius!! why did it take me so long to get here???
The fact that you’re here now is amazing. Better late than never I guess
Those drums were tuned so beautifully. You can just hear so much great tone in them.
His son is an incredible drummer, taught by his dad from the age of two.
I think Jason would do a reunion and I think so would JP and JPJ. But Robert Plant has stated he doesn't want to do this kind of music anymore. I can't blame him, it just wouldn't be the same.
@@rongreen4231 Tuth is Robert knows JP and it's a lottery whether on the day JP will be straight or gone and create another disaster of a performance
Yes , Jason was on his lap in the Song Remains the Same movie
@@childrenoflight3010 Uh oh.. that was a long, long time ago.. and you likely havent been even around then
Gesegnet, der so ein Vorbild und Lehrer hatte!
This Albert Hall concert should be released in Blu-Ray. Can't get enough of it. Totally love it. This one and the tour record "How the west was won" are the the best legacy of the band. Every single one of them shine of their own.
The Moby Dick from how the West was won.
@@sayakbanerjee528 I wanna see the msg 1970 bootleg officially released in some form
Это просто фантастика. Мурашки по коже. Величайший Джон Бонэм🙏
I never knew until now after 50 years of listening to this song on a yearly basis, that he was playing that part of the drum solo with his hands. Now it makes sense. Now I know. This has to be the best video of John Bonham playing drums ever. Absolutely fucking awesome.
Watch The Song Remains the Same!!!
Yes , almost to the point of his hands actually bleeding in this 15+ minute MASTERPIECE !
Dude's an absolute BEAST on those drums, man!!!
all of those modern artist that think they can replace a drummer with a machine have never heard this song
Bonham was the machine in question tho...
And ironically, all those same "artists" are about to get replaced by AI. Then again, nobody should cheer for AI music...
Sure they do ,they copied the drummers,lol
GARBAGE MUSIC 2024
how can this NOT be the greatest rock drummer of all time
Um...He IS the greatest. So sad that he is gone. His son plays like him, but will never be that good.
Because Neal Pert was born
That didn’t take long.
Neil was a fan of John’s as well as Led Zeppelin.
Rush fans are so touchy!
@@patricktack165it’s spelled
PEART!
Having seen both Zep and Cream, i think Baker ranks equal with Bonham, although they are different of course. Ginger Baker always had a drum solo that was as well appreciated by their audience, as this is by Bonham here.
Seattle, WA July '77. Bonzo played this solo for like 20 + minutes. Band played for 4 HOURS! UNBELIEVEABLE! Tickets were $10. 100 level Kingdome. Best day EVER! And as I said before . . . Robert Plant will FOREVER make the juice run down this girls legs ~❤
Austin
1977 here
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Ditto except my choices are Bonham and Page 😉
Same concert. Same sentiment. Robert Plant always blew my skirt up and always will. Just saw him live 8/9/24 at the Kettlehouse Amphitheatre in Bonner MT with Allison Krause and he sounded awesome and looked great.
Who knows when he will stop touring and stay home to watch the grass grow. ❤
I WAS ALSO THEIR CENTER STAGE ABOUT 20 FT FROM THE STAGE 13:06
THERE WAS SO MUCH HASHISH BEING SMOKED AT THAT CONCERT THAT IT LOOKED LIKE THE BUILDING WAS ON FIRE WHEN THEY LET PEOPLE OUT.
can only imagine seeing this live, minds must have been blown
+Brett Huber Saw them in '77 at the old Capital center in Maryland...I saw a lot of big name rock bands when I was a puppy...but Zeppelin live was a total different animal.
Mine was.
Explodir não, mais me ajudou muito com os ruídos vindo das cabeças das pessoas por telepatia, isso sim era um terror. Bjs
@swingshift '72 Sydney. Most definitely ... even the cliche Kombi ride in!
I did see them three times two nights at Earls Court 1975, tickets £1.50 for a good seat, £1 for a not so good seat Many bands did drum solos at the time Bonham was something else, I remember his high hat with small ching ring doing perfect eights to the bar. He was a very big part of the band but got few actual writing credits. Page was greedy.
The greatest rock drummer that ever lived just happened to end up in the greatest rock band of all time with three other equally gifted virtuosos.
Imagine you’ were Jimmy Page, auditioning for vocalist for your new band. You came across Robert Plant who happened to know a drummer called John Bonham. That was some lottery level coincidence
Ya absolutely. Lightning in a bottle!!!!! No other way to describe it. The stars were literally aligned when the blokes met! I’m sure if we were able to go back in time and pin point the day they made the band official I’m sure there was some sort of astrological once in a lifetime event that same night!!!
what for others was an exceptional thing bordering on the human...for him it was a normal thing... devastating in sound and soul... disarming for the ears and for the heart... Bonham will be missed forever
OMG! Every time I see this I can't believe my eyes. NoOne will ever beat the drums like this man did, not ever.
On 14:06, see for yourself why can’t any drummer beat Bonzo?!! His crossovers here are incredibly fast, u can’t even see his drumsticks at all. So yes, he still stands No.1 of the G.O.A.T drummer in the entire world.
This was one of the Biggest master piece of Drumming in History. PURE AND SIMPLE🧯👑🥇♥️
From 13:37 till the end is where my jaw truly dropped, john Bonham was a monster and this is the best drum solo of all time no doubt 🔥
You are watching him do what is called the lightning fast left-hand lead triplets from hi-tom to low tom and the bass drum (left, right, kick). Many you guys think he’s doing the insane speed of crossover triplets on 14:06 with the right hand, however many drumming specialists say it’s a left hand lead lick so if you slow down the video, u can see he’s doing it with the less dominant hand. But literally that’s unbelievably class for Bonzo, yep I agree no doubt that any other professional drummer could match that talent of this Zeppelin drummer. He’s definitely my No.1 drummer on top of my G.O.A.T drummer list.
@@thecorknicehero3073 thanks for the comment of a drum specialist view. I want to talk about why almost all real talented drummers are dying young. Many so called super drummers are still alive, so my question is, are they really so good? In an educational point of view Bonham,Moon, Yoyoka, Paulina, Sina, or other still alive drummers probably are the most difficult child’s or were child’s to handle. They live in another dimension and their heart working overtime. Four limbs coordination we poor and normal folks call it multitasking. As in every proffesion practicing is the key, and the best guitarists drummers,piano players, singers, even football players talents showing in their younger age. Everybody can learn and become an Engineer or Arhitect, but becoming a Messi or in this case Bonham needs extraordinary talent, which most the time overlooked by the parents from different reasons. And my take of all todays talented young and coming up artists have a huge help from the internet, so no wonder that so many brilliant kids can learn without paying huge sums for education, but sorry, Bonhams or Einsteins are not born in every century which is the reason that after a half century,no one even tries to touch Mobi Dick! Four geniuses as it happened in the case of LZ or the Beatles only happens if they have a difficult childhood or poor environment to growing up which can be the driving force to have a better life. Best example, a Bedouin kid in the Saharan desert in fact did find an empty oilcan and fabricated a guitar from it and become the greatest left handed guitarist in our time. His name is Mdou Moctar, and if you friend want to your jaw dropping to the floor, look him up on TH-cam. Thanks for your exceptional comment about drumming!
Read your comments at 6:00 mark . Can't wait .
@@thecorknicehero3073Tony Williams or Billy Cobham laugh at fat boy bonham’s feeble attempt at drumming.
The fact that a 1970 camera and microphone picked this shit up is GOD LIKE. How is it this fresh?
Brings back a ton of memories! Led zeppelin was my first concert. It was in Baltimore civic center in 1973. I was in a chair, 6 rows from the stage!! Totally blew me away. R.I.P. Bonzo!!!!
Jealous man. I saw so many of the greats in the 70's, Sabbath w Ozzy, Ozzy w Rhoads, Clapton, Beck, Floyd w Roger, Aerosmith, Styx, Rush, Queen, Genesis w Gabriel & Phil, Grateful Dead 220 times (literally) Neil Young, CSN, CSNY, Cheap Trip, ELO, APP, Littefeat, I could on and on. But never saw Zeppelin or Skynyrd. The planets just weren't in alignment at the time. Definitely a feather in your cap!
Lucky man
@@hermitrob5481 Christ, you missed The Who? The Stones? The Dead weren't good enough to see 220 times, hell they weren't phreakin' MOZART, capiche?
Que privilégio irmão.
I’m only 25 but born and raised right outside of Baltimore City. We’re currently working on a 150 million dollar remodel of the civic center! You’re beyond lucky you got to see Zeppelin live!!!
Led Zeppelin will never be de-throned.
God save the king.
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EVER
This man made drums sound sultry, alive, hot, orgasmic and no one compares...and every drummer alive knows it!
Saw him live in 1975 in Pittsburgh, I was 18,a drummer myself he is the best,people don't realize how fast his right foot was,he only had one pedal no double bass. He did Moby pick I was amazed,especially when he played with his hands,AMAZING!!!!!!! 15:28
The sheer raw and crazed frenetic energy with which Bonzo approached the drums is absolutely astounding. It was less boxing-match and more street-brawl, if you follow my meaning. It’s not just that he played the instrument differently than anyone else-it’s more like he wasn’t playing an instrument at all. John Bonham was a “drummer” in the same sense as someone applying paint to a canvas by dropping a hand grenade in a box of spray cans is a “painter.” It just doesn’t describe what he did. It was his medium, but what he did with it was-and is, to this day-truly, genuinely, profoundly unique.
The greatest drummer of all times.
Bonham величайший барабанщик всех времён. С 68-го года осознанно слушаю всякую музыку. Много гениальных барабанщиков, но Bonham что-то уникальное...
ударник,йопть...
В 68 мне было девять лет....и никогда цеппелины не были моей самой самой любимой группой, хотя очень много их слушал....просто не мое.... Но!!!! Абсолютно с Вами согласен! Больше НИКОГДА( как жаль...) мы не услышим вживую таких людей,как Джон Бонэм...Джон Лорд...Джимми Хендрикс....Фредди ,и ещё очень очень многих динозавров настоящего рока!
Спасибо Вам за коммент! От всей души здоровья,долгих лет и хорошего музыкального вкуса( хотя последим Бог Вас и так не обидел) В общем - просто - всего наилучшего !
The amount of respect, and silence the audience had for Mr. Bonham. When people appreciated the artist, and their art. Amazing. There will never be another that comes close to Led Zeppelin .
Thank you for every single drum beat! RIP Bonzo, 31.5.48 - 25.9.80
I'm embarrassed to say, that after seeing this peripherally for over 40 years, this is the first time I've actually payed attention and watched it all the way through. I had no idea he put down the sticks and played with his hands for part of it. Amazing
Yeah weve listened to it over the years(never watched) and watched it and said that too
That swing! That beautiful, powerful swing.
Виртуозы, да какие темы они выдают, каждый. С молодости их обожаю.
Best drummer that ever lived
Огромное спасибо! Это шедевр!💥👍🥁🎸
It’s no replacement, whatsoever, but, seeing Jason Bonham live and knowing he truly does live up to being his father’s protege is priceless. Closest a young Zeppelin fan will ever get to the real thing💜
Jason isn’t half as good as his father-“ when you try to play like someone else you will always come in second”
Truth be told Jason wasn’t all that interested in drums he wanted to be a motor cycle off road competitive rider.
@@basher5107 He really doesnt have IT - not even close.
@@tomasvanecek8626 How could he? How could ANYone?
@@4orrcountry This just sums it up.. 👍
He's pretty good, not as good as his dad but that's because he had talent rarely seen and is one of the best drummers of all time, but his show and band are really awesome. The band is is really good at recreating the original live performances especially those done in TSRTS. I also loved looking over seeing a blue collar guy who was clearly in 70s who probably saw the original show just lose it and having the time his life. It was definitely worth seeing as it shows how unique the songs are from one another that nothing feels like its all the same sound.
It’s literally the best band ever. The greatest vocalist, guitarist, dummer, and percussionist/bassist in one band. They were in their 20s when they created this music.
Most iconic drum solo ever witnessed.
One of the best live drum solos of ALL time. Rest easy Bonzo...❤
He was a true legend. Talk to any top shelf jazz drummer and they’ll tell you he raised the bar as to what can be done on a kit.
I believe this song is one of the most complete piece of art of music of whole time
I have a unlimited admiration for Neil Peart. But watching this solo by John Bonham gives me goosebumps. This is why he was chosen as the best drummer of all time by rolling Stone magazine... Amazing! What a gift to be able to create melodies using percussion.
That's all just a popularity contest. Neil is head and shoulders above everyone. It was a different time.
The gift is really for all of us listeners. For JB it was a talent!
@@paulrobinson5833 - It's also drum enthusiasts hearing and valuing different things. Of the early 70's greats I would rank them, Carl Palmer, Ian Paice, and then Bonham, but I tend to favor equally involving the entire kit. Palmer and Peart are more truly symphonic in that way, and the latter was far more creative with a wider expanse of sounds and rhythms from around the world and across time. That's why Peart sounds superior to me, but I most value that "drum symphony" approach and skill set.
It's interesting that when Led Zeppelin first came out, Rolling Stone gave them a bad review
@@jimcharles651 considering how woke Rolling Stone is these days, not too surprising they missed the mark back then
Justin Bieber: "God sent me to make 'music'"
John Bonham: "Hm, I don't remember sending anyone. . ."
Woooow
I'm laughing my butt off reading this🤣
THIS! Fuck yes! Mic drop my friend!
Today's "musicians" have little to no talent and rely on lyricism, stage performance, and they're swagger. Absolutely zero fucking talent. It's actually REALLY sad when you start to realize that all the truely great musicians that we've lost in their prime and the "talent" pool isn't replenishing it, at all. We'll never see anyone quite like Chris Cornell, Stevie Ray Vaughn, or Dimebag Darrell ever again and it was too damn soon! My God, it's mind blowing to think how much FUCKING GREAT music we never got to hear because they left this world too soon. Imagine SRV, John Bonham, Cliff Burton and Chris Cornell performing together on the same stage. So depressing to know nothing even CLOSE to that will ever happen, again.
On a side note, check out Senri Kawaguchi(?). Super petite but impressively powerful Chinese woman drummer. In my top 5 all time for sure and that's tough company.
@@stoningtonbolognington Including Guitar Fakery
Imagine being in the audience and having no idea that you are witnessing THE most legendary drum performance of all times... or maybe they did.
I was there in 1970 !
@@worldtraveller1900 Did you realize the magnitude of what you were witnessing?
Absolutely. Also; while living in London in the 1970s for a decade in my 20s; besides LZ , I also saw live in concert - Rolling Stones, The Who, Pink Floyd, The Clash, Black Sabbath, The Cure, Roxy Music, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest and Fleetwood Mac among others. All memories which will never fade.
@@worldtraveller1900 I was born too late indeed. I have the choice between paying with a lung to watch Cardi B shake her butt and selling a kidney to hear Travis Scott growling autotune onto trap beats.
There’s still good rock bands touring old and new
What a great performance!
It must be said again. The greatest rock drummer that ever lived just happened to end up in the greatest rock band of all time with three other equally gifted virtuosos. This clip is from the "Led Zeppelin DVD" released on 2003. The best selling music dvd ever and a 5-hour gold mine for the "official video release" starved Zeppelin masses.
Пасибо !
The greatest thieving rock band in history*
Page is a riff thief. Period.
@@boofert.washington2499
He's a riff improver.
The sound of this man's drums is immortal
That's because the gads were tuned loose.
The heads
@@paulrobinson5833 actually quite opposite... Tight
King Bonzo .. How these 4 got to together is staggering
@@paulrobinson5833 they were actually up really tight mate
С ума сойти!!! Это невероятное что -то!!! Джон Бонем!!!! Во веки вечные будем слушать и восхищаться!! Как такое вообще возможно???!!!!!
I think it’s because he was passionate about drumming from the age of five
Это эпично!)
I'll just say it: Best drum solo EVER.
ATUALMENTE NINGUÉM TOCA COM ESSA DEDICAÇÃO E TALENTO NATO, NINGUÉM!!!❤🤝❤💖🔥🌟😮😂❤🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
yes
It's always the best until you see one that is better
@@Helen-Spireswhere the fuck is that lmao?
He did it 1st, no one was better "hands on", but I still give the edge to the professor.
Love you Neil