John Paul Jones playing the bass with left foot while sitting at keys...not missing a beat...amazing group...glad to of grown-up listening to them...never get tired of hearing LED ZEPPELIN
Jones and Bonham carried the band to a large degree. They were definitely amazing as a whole and Page was an excellent guitarist and producer but they needed that rhythm section holding them down throughout the songs.
@@flogg8635it’s not a garbage version. This is one of two huge concerts, after not playing for 2 years, following the death of Plants son. It was a huge outdoor concert, on August 4,1979 there was over 210,000 fans. The August 11,1979 had about 218,000. I know watching the TH-cam full concert, Plant said he was nervous to be back on stage, after 2 years.
Love it! Edit: you MUST watch 2007 celebration day one off concert version (live). I know many others have recommended it…but to see them almost 30 years after they broke up…goosebumps every time. Also, find the lyrics and read them. It is a beautiful song about being in a foreign land (Morocco. They call it “Kashmir”, but it was about the people of North Africa.
I saw PLANT AND PAGE in concert in 1997 touring for an album they just completed (walking into Clarksdale). Robert came out and announced to the crowd, "We have a contract with our record company that legally we must perform at least 3 songs from the new album........let's get them out of the way,,,Huh?" They then played 3 new songs quickly, and then the lights went down, .......and we got a 2.5 hour Led Zep concert (without Bonzo and JPJ) and It was the best show I will ever see in my life.
The Walking Into Clarksdale tour was 1998 not 1997. Also, can you name the venue or city where you attended where Plant made this comment and the band played the new songs first "to get them out of the way! "? I will check the bootleg tapes.
I saw their Fate of Nations tour in 93 at Oak Mountain Amphitheater in Birmingham. It was in September with perfect weather. Felt like I was listening to LZ.
You guys being hip hop fans should recognize it from Puff Daddy's Come With Me. He lifted that riff for his song. This song is Plant's Opus and it should be somewhere on his tombstone.
It’s a classic. And your comments about the band as a unit are spot on: when Bonzo died, they unanimously said: ‘incomplete we can’t continue’. It’s already mentioned below, but most nowadays probably know the riff from the Godzilla soundtrack and the song because it was the soundtrack of Thor:Ragnarok, and actually featured when he fights Hella. But the basic of this riff has been sampled a lot throughout rock as well as hiphop; Come With Me (Diddy), Signifying Rapper (Schoolly D.), heck even Beyonce used it live. It’s one of those bits of music that are just universal, which is amazing. Page actually got to it by noodling in DADGAD, which is a kind alternative way to tune your guitar. What’s not to like… Have a good one and keep it up!
Bonham’s drums shined in this song, and always has. The fantastic bass line would not be nearly as fantastic without Bonham’s consistent bass beat right under it. Their timing is perfect. And then the stutter beats, immediate stop of all music, and split-second restart of the beat, with all band members perfectly in sync. Perfect timing, at a point that almost sounds like a mistake, but you realize that it was intentional because they do it again 3 or 4 or 5 times. I was closely watching for little segments of video where you can see Bonham’s incredible stick work, and towards the end we’re blessed with a couple of clips showing him, in the zone, sticks just flying around his drum kit! Just amazing!!! I’m a huge Jimmie Page fan, but on this one, you’ve just got to pay attention to Bonham! Thanks for playing this one. Kashmir and No Quarter are my two favorite songs, but I pretty much love them all. (Except for maybe Stairway to Heaven, but that is because it was so extremely over played back in the day.)
Absolutely. Corey mentioned (I think on 'When the levee breaks') how Led Zep 'let the music ride' and the studio version of this is a classic example. Space!!
I saw an interview with Robert Plant and he said this is one of his favorite Led Zeppelin songs. I like the mysterious vibe to this. It transports you…..
@@stevenseul361 Robert Plant said that “Kashmir” is one of his favorite Led Zeppelin songs in a clip from an interview with Dan Rather. I saw the interview. Heard him say it.
Zeppelin...nobody can come close!! And live they are MAGICAL! The guy in the white pants is Jimmy Page...the guitarist. JPJ was on the keys and played bass with his feet.
Please talk about how the amazing drummer John Bonham especially stood out in this performance!! Of course they all are GOATs. Totally agree with Corey as a unit they all are amazing.
I heard this song on the radio when I was 12. The DJ didn’t say who it was, or what song. This is back in the early 80s, no internet, no Shazam, etc. I obsessively listened to that station for 2 weeks trying to figure out what I had heard. I finally figured it out by talking to friends older siblings. This song was transformative in my understanding of what rock music, or just music could be.
This song is about Plant (singer) & (Page) lead guitarist, driving through the Sahara Desert on their way to a music festival in Morocco. How the desert seemed to go on forever, & how it all looked the same. Meeting the people of Morocco who seemed to live in a long ago time, & not understanding each other’s languages, but music brought them together. It really doesn’t have to do with Kashmir, as none of the band members had been there. I’d guess it just flowed better then Morocco. This is the song the band is most proud of, as the music took roughly 2 years to write & figure time signatures. Though Jimmy Page was at the height of his heroine addiction, & the band hadn’t played in 2 years, after Robert Plant lost his 5 year old son they sounded amazing. Watching the full concert video on TH-cam, Plant had said how nervous he was to perform again. Plant fell in love with Morocco & the people, he still visits often to this day. P Diddy used this music for Come With Me, I saw a video of Jimmy Page playing guitar for him live. Led Zeppelin only has a couple songs that aren’t great, yet they aren’t horrible either. Thank you for your reaction, sadly I don’t think the young guy really gets it, but at least so many others have been.
@@james-k7c9t you are welcome, there is a version of the song, whenPlant & Page toured in the 90’s. The band was musicians from around Morocco, I think Plant said there was still a language barrier, but it sound’s beautiful too. I’ll be honest, I’ve learned so much about the band, by watching their interview videos. Mostly interviews with Plant & or Page, they are so great to watch, their knowledge & passion for music is incredible.
That guitar Page is using is a Danelectro 3021. It was a guitar you could get in the early sixties from a Sears catalogue with a little amp included . No gear snob of the day would ever set foot on stage with one . Page made them popular .
I was lucky enough to see them twice in 1977 when John Bonham was still beating the skins....they were epic shows....no quarter....dazed and confused..... nobody's fault but mine.... Stairway to heaven...i was 17 and always had some great drugs❤🎉😂
This footage is from their performance at the Knebworth Festival in 1979, one of their last performances before John Bonham passed. Jimmy Page's blue shirt is distinctive from this show. Robert Plant and John Paul Jones both acquit themselves very well at this show.
You got to check out this song from the 02 celebration day from them in their 60's still belting them out!! John Bohnam son played the drums in that performance! A great check out!!
You should see Led Zep do this years later with the drummers son Jason Bonham (R.I.P. John Bonham) in 2007 at the O2 in London. It is an amazing performance. Actually watch the whole concert. I have seen it at least 100 times and it never gets old!
You guys should now react to this song from there "Celebration Day" performance. Look at how much older they are, yet sound as amazing as this video here. John's son Jason plays the drums in that one. You'll be amazed.
Only 51k subscribers as I'm typing this but you guys are killing it keep it up! Never really got that deep into Led Zeppelin but always enjoyed the song Kashmir a very mystical thought provoking experience. Can't imagine how amazing this must of been live. Rock is definitely past it's prime atleast for now till it might have a surge again in future generations but we always have these videos and songs to go back too so it's definitely not so bad. That perm is crazy btw rockstars definitely revolutionized and challenged style standards for men back then till the 80's hair metal bands started dominating towards the end of rocks peak with the silly makeup and crazy colored spandex they wore. Not all rock bands were bad during the 80's though New Wave groups were popular and they definitely are some of my favorite groups of all time. Enjoyed seeing the smile on the older black gentlemans hair. Aside from Jimi Hendrix black people defined and generated what rock music was or as it was known back then rock n roll Chuck Berry comes to mind but there's plenty of other examples even women. Rediscovering music again and curious to where it'll take me and what might be the most stimulating and enjoyable this time around. Anyone reading this feel free to reply if you want I'll get back to you. Peace.
Thank you! So many acid trips back in the 70's had Led Zeppelin as part of the experience and I get flashbacks if I close my eyes while listening to their music. 💯Now I will spend the evening listening to more starting with 🎶"Stairway to Heaven"🎶. Love your channel watching for your next reaction fellas!
Great selection. I've heard complaints about Jimmy's playing during this show but it shows pretty damned good in Kashmir to me. Iconic piece of music history. Good show, guys.
Excellent song, glad that you enjoyed it. Edit: John Paul Jones plays bass and keys. “White Pants” 🙄 is the legendary Jimmy Page on lead (and rhythm) guitar. 🎸
Guys Surviving members of Led Zeppelin returned together for 1 time event named Celebration Day with their late friend and drummer, John Bonham's son, Jason Bonham on drums. This event was a tribute concert for their label, Atlantic Records' founder, Ahmet Ertegun with opening acts in 2007.
White pants as Ollli says. That is the founder and guitarist Jimmy Page. If you don't get a song always can look up the lyrics on google. John Paul Jones was on Keyboards. Drums is John Bonham Vocals Robert Plant
I don’t think he’s harder to impress, he just has different taste. I’m sure a lot of the stuff he listens to most of the subscribers would think is rubbish. “The one at the bottom” LOL 😂 😂
@@penname5766 I guess what I should have said was he has very narrow music taste. The other two seem to just love good music, but he seems to really only like hip hop. He is so obviously bored throughout the videos lol I’ve only watched a few of their videos so I’m not sure what their names are 😂 but hey he kept calling Jimmy page “white pants” 🤷🏻♀️
You know, Zep gets a lot of shit for their live performances post 75-76 years but after watching this again, this was what, 77? I think. They F'ing slayed this.
I love their albums but I went to a live concert in 76-77 ish at the LA Forum and it was so loud, I used cotton from my girlfriend’s aspirin bottle to save my ears. They literally hurt and I was on the starting line of drag racing for decades
Knebworth 1979. 150,000 people approx. 1977 was the year that Plants little boy died. They were off for two years. This was their first performance after that long hiatus…and after Bonham convinced Plant to stay in the band. His voice sounds stronger to me after that enforced break from touring. But he’s definitely less animated. For very understandable reasons
This was 1979. Actually I just read the reviews to almost every 1977 show and 90% of the reviews were stellar. I was a skeptic too but the recordings have never captured that live thunderous sound.
See this is why I like a reaction channel. Heard this song a thousand times. Never seen the video. I just never know what I'm going to see. Cool men, Thanks
Good job fellas! Band members are jimmy page (white pants) John Paul Jones is on the meletron of course John Bonham drums aka Bonzo and fabulous Robert plant vocals. I strongly recommend Ramble on for your list. Keep on rocking 🥁🎸
I'm really enjoying your reviews of Led Zeppelin. This is one of the bands I grew up on and you're causing me to think of their music in a whole new light.
Great tune my favorite of all time. Have you guys heard Fleetwood Mac on midnight special the song RHIANNON. You have to react to that baby man. #ROCKON.
"White Pants" was Jimmy Page the guitarist, and John Paul Jones was on the keyboards. On the keyboard, he actually played the bass part there along with the rest of the keyboard instrumentation.
John (Bonzo) Bonham switches 4 4 time to 5 4 time and Jimmy has to keep up! Brilliant song we don't have musicians like this anymore.,when Bonham passed most of my high school friends held a kegger in his honor! RIP JOHN BONHAM!
Robert Plant has never stopped singing. Had great solo success with Big Log, recently won a Grammy for his collab with bluegrass queen Alison Krauss (check that out) and is still touring in his 70s. Jimmy Page influenced generations of guitarists and was one of the best of all time.
Plant, Page, and Jones reunited in 2007 for 1 concert called Celebration Day--they are in their 60s then. The concert vid for Kashmir at the concert killed it-------they still have it!!!!!
Fenom202 got it, you can tell when their, in 'their' zone. They're preforming and we're invited to watch and listen. Thank God for video recorders. Imagine what's been lost throughout the ages.
Because of the sound quality and technology that had been updated so much years later. You definitely have to check out the version from I think it's the '08 concert in England. The name of the film or concert film is called Celebration Day. And features legendary drummer John Bonham who passed away in 1980 I think at the age of 32. Showcases his son on drums. Keep up the good work.
Blackroseimmortal I saw them in 79 at Knebworth and I couldn’t see a decline in their music, but I was only 17 at the time but had owned all their albums for years, so maybe my excitement of seeing them live might have clouded my judgement,but too me they are the goat.
God, I was hoping you guys didn't do the live version. You just miss so much from that recording. It loses its sense of power and mystery. Just promise me one day you'll listen to the studio version--and be sure to have the lyrics that go with it. I rarely say that, but in this case you just miss out on the journey they take you on without the lyrics. You know, a lot of reactors now are doing both the live and studio versions (wink, wink).
This is one of the few Zeppelin songs I prefer the studio version over live. The sound to me is just off. Even the reunion version from 2007? Is better than this version.
Bonham's drumming here knocks the ever loving snot out of the studio version. Both are great. Each are better in different aspects. This live performance succinctly shows why Zeppelin disbanded after Bonham passed away.
Guess you’ve been told a dozen times already, White Pants is Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones (JPJ) is on the Mellotron. Maybe you guys should consider looking up the lyrics of the songs to follow along
Yeah its Amazing! So talented they can perform totally Blitzed! Audio capturing wasnt captured that well in Live back then.... John Paul and Bonham held this performance together;; also, Plants voice is Always great, but a little 'off timing' here. So many concerts its probably boring unless you Change it up vocally. I also feel Page was just doing his basic chords here..... As I said probably ALL tripping out too. Studio is better for sure!
I went to see Robert Plant on the 13th and 14th August at TheQueenElizabethTheatreinVancouver, BC!! Robert Plant sounds amazing still and such a great guy!! Cost me alot but I paid for the Meet and Greet!! ❤😊
To me, the 4 of them together, are like 4 parts of the same musician. They are so tight & in sync, that even when they improvise, they all flow easily. Their live performances, songs are never the same each time they play, Page plays what flows from him & Plant sings what he’s feeling. A really great song to checkout is live at Earls Court the May 25,1975 version of In My Time Of Dying, that date has the best audio & visual, the other date I think got some damage. You should also try Kashmir live at Celebration Day, the 3 remaining members are in their 60’s, & John Bonham’s son Jason plays drums & they still have it. In My Time Of Dying is an old gospel song, & Led Zeppelin will take you to church.
They were, are and WILL ALWAYS BE the ultimate rock band..
Amen!
no its not a 20 men orchestra, only 3 people playing here!!
John Paul Jones playing the bass with left foot while sitting at keys...not missing a beat...amazing group...glad to of grown-up listening to them...never get tired of hearing LED ZEPPELIN
JPJ is the GOAT!
Jones and Bonham carried the band to a large degree. They were definitely amazing as a whole and Page was an excellent guitarist and producer but they needed that rhythm section holding them down throughout the songs.
Jonesy was the magic ingredient.
JPJ never gets enough credit!!!
It's one of the most iconic riffs in rock. They're amazing. Robert Plant and Jimmy Page are legends
They are all legends. Respectfully ✌
This version sucks ass.
One of my very favorite Led Zeppelin songs!! ❤❤❤. Lol. White pants is the amazing legendary guitarist Jimmy Page! ❤
Garbage version
@flogg8635 what is that supposed to mean exactly can you be more specific???
@@flogg8635it’s not a garbage version. This is one of two huge concerts, after not playing for 2 years, following the death of Plants son. It was a huge outdoor concert, on August 4,1979 there was over 210,000 fans. The August 11,1979 had about 218,000. I know watching the TH-cam full concert, Plant said he was nervous to be back on stage, after 2 years.
Love it!
Edit: you MUST watch 2007 celebration day one off concert version (live). I know many others have recommended it…but to see them almost 30 years after they broke up…goosebumps every time.
Also, find the lyrics and read them. It is a beautiful song about being in a foreign land (Morocco. They call it “Kashmir”, but it was about the people of North Africa.
I saw PLANT AND PAGE in concert in 1997 touring for an album they just completed (walking into Clarksdale). Robert came out and announced to the crowd, "We have a contract with our record company that legally we must perform at least 3 songs from the new album........let's get them out of the way,,,Huh?" They then played 3 new songs quickly, and then the lights went down, .......and we got a 2.5 hour Led Zep concert (without Bonzo and JPJ) and It was the best show I will ever see in my life.
The Walking Into Clarksdale tour was 1998 not 1997. Also, can you name the venue or city where you attended where Plant made this comment and the band played the new songs first "to get them out of the way! "? I will check the bootleg tapes.
I saw their Fate of Nations tour in 93 at Oak Mountain Amphitheater in Birmingham. It was in September with perfect weather. Felt like I was listening to LZ.
You guys being hip hop fans should recognize it from Puff Daddy's Come With Me. He lifted that riff for his song. This song is Plant's Opus and it should be somewhere on his tombstone.
It was a colab not a sample, Jimmy played guitar specifically for the Puffy song.
@@anthonyv6962He’s even in the video.
Skoolie D. actually sampled it for _Signifyin Rapper_ - probably a decade before anyone was even aware of piddly diddly and his B.S.
It’s a classic. And your comments about the band as a unit are spot on: when Bonzo died, they unanimously said: ‘incomplete we can’t continue’.
It’s already mentioned below, but most nowadays probably know the riff from the Godzilla soundtrack and the song because it was the soundtrack of Thor:Ragnarok, and actually featured when he fights Hella.
But the basic of this riff has been sampled a lot throughout rock as well as hiphop; Come With Me (Diddy), Signifying Rapper (Schoolly D.), heck even Beyonce used it live. It’s one of those bits of music that are just universal, which is amazing.
Page actually got to it by noodling in DADGAD, which is a kind alternative way to tune your guitar. What’s not to like…
Have a good one and keep it up!
Puff didn't lift anything Jimmy worked with him on that song.. So Jimmy allowed the sample.
I was surprised that nobody mentioned the drummer John Bonham.
Bonham’s drums shined in this song, and always has. The fantastic bass line would not be nearly as fantastic without Bonham’s consistent bass beat right under it. Their timing is perfect. And then the stutter beats, immediate stop of all music, and split-second restart of the beat, with all band members perfectly in sync. Perfect timing, at a point that almost sounds like a mistake, but you realize that it was intentional because they do it again 3 or 4 or 5 times.
I was closely watching for little segments of video where you can see Bonham’s incredible stick work, and towards the end we’re blessed with a couple of clips showing him, in the zone, sticks just flying around his drum kit! Just amazing!!! I’m a huge Jimmie Page fan, but on this one, you’ve just got to pay attention to Bonham!
Thanks for playing this one. Kashmir and No Quarter are my two favorite songs, but I pretty much love them all. (Except for maybe Stairway to Heaven, but that is because it was so extremely over played back in the day.)
@@majones501agreed John Bonham's drumming is excellent as ever in this live performance he is on top form no denying 👏👏👏👏
One of the all time greatest🙌🏼
Exactly!!! It's his drumming that makes it for me!
Hard to beat John Bonham, unless you're listening to his son Jason Bonham, sounds just like his father❤ rip John
Led Zeppelin are Rock, Blues, Folk ... They changed the game. They took music to another level, second to none.
Agreed
Whenever I hear Led Zeppelin I'm like Corey. I have a great big smile across my face. Only Zeppelin can get me every time.
I definitely like the studio version of this song more than live.
Absolutely. Corey mentioned (I think on 'When the levee breaks') how Led Zep 'let the music ride' and the studio version of this is a classic example. Space!!
I saw an interview with Robert Plant and he said this is one of his favorite Led Zeppelin songs. I like the mysterious vibe to this. It transports you…..
He said he hopes to be remembered for Kashmir and not Stairway
@@stevenseul361 Robert Plant said that “Kashmir” is one of his favorite Led Zeppelin songs in a clip from an interview with Dan Rather. I saw the interview. Heard him say it.
It’s the song they all were most proud of.
Back in the 80's when I was young I would crank this up to 11 in my car and get very stoned.
Zeppelin...nobody can come close!! And live they are MAGICAL! The guy in the white pants is Jimmy Page...the guitarist. JPJ was on the keys and played bass with his feet.
Please talk about how the amazing drummer John Bonham especially stood out in this performance!! Of course they all are GOATs. Totally agree with Corey as a unit they all are amazing.
It’s such a pleasure watching Corey react. His smile comes in at just the right places. He really gets it.
I heard this song on the radio when I was 12. The DJ didn’t say who it was, or what song. This is back in the early 80s, no internet, no Shazam, etc. I obsessively listened to that station for 2 weeks trying to figure out what I had heard. I finally figured it out by talking to friends older siblings. This song was transformative in my understanding of what rock music, or just music could be.
It’s my favorite Led Zeppelin song as I love the syncopation driven drumming by Bonham.
I've been a huge Zeppelin fan since the first album. This is my all-time favorite song. So many layers and they all get to do their thing.
On top of an absolutely great performance, Bonzo's drumming is freaking amazing
This song is about Plant (singer) & (Page) lead guitarist, driving through the Sahara Desert on their way to a music festival in Morocco. How the desert seemed to go on forever, & how it all looked the same. Meeting the people of Morocco who seemed to live in a long ago time, & not understanding each other’s languages, but music brought them together. It really doesn’t have to do with Kashmir, as none of the band members had been there. I’d guess it just flowed better then Morocco. This is the song the band is most proud of, as the music took roughly 2 years to write & figure time signatures. Though Jimmy Page was at the height of his heroine addiction, & the band hadn’t played in 2 years, after Robert Plant lost his 5 year old son they sounded amazing. Watching the full concert video on TH-cam, Plant had said how nervous he was to perform again. Plant fell in love with Morocco & the people, he still visits often to this day. P Diddy used this music for Come With Me, I saw a video of Jimmy Page playing guitar for him live. Led Zeppelin only has a couple songs that aren’t great, yet they aren’t horrible either. Thank you for your reaction, sadly I don’t think the young guy really gets it, but at least so many others have been.
Thanks so much for that explanation. Now I can stop trying to reconcile crossing endless desert sands to reach Tibetan Kashmir.
@@james-k7c9t you are welcome, there is a version of the song, whenPlant & Page toured in the 90’s. The band was musicians from around Morocco, I think Plant said there was still a language barrier, but it sound’s beautiful too. I’ll be honest, I’ve learned so much about the band, by watching their interview videos. Mostly interviews with Plant & or Page, they are so great to watch, their knowledge & passion for music is incredible.
I was in my early twenties during this era. What great music then and still today! Zep rocks ❤
Few things give me more pleasure than watching the brothers rock out to Zeppelin.
That guitar Page is using is a Danelectro 3021. It was a guitar you could get in the early sixties from a Sears catalogue with a little amp included . No gear snob of the day would ever set foot on stage with one . Page made them popular .
Page can make any guitar sing weep moan & scream, he plays them with so much passion, he breaths life into them.
LED ZEPPELIN IS THE GREATEST ROCK BAND EVER!
My band of all time. Noone has ever compared!! LET'S GO TO OUR 70'sERA!!!!!! Still brings me a chill at 66 yrs old!!!!❤❤❤❤❤
I was lucky enough to see them twice in 1977 when John Bonham was still beating the skins....they were epic shows....no quarter....dazed and confused..... nobody's fault but mine.... Stairway to heaven...i was 17 and always had some great drugs❤🎉😂
This footage is from their performance at the Knebworth Festival in 1979, one of their last performances before John Bonham passed. Jimmy Page's blue shirt is distinctive from this show. Robert Plant and John Paul Jones both acquit themselves very well at this show.
You got to check out this song from the 02 celebration day from them in their 60's still belting them out!! John Bohnam son played the drums in that performance! A great check out!!
It was in 05 or 07 from memory
O2 refers to the 02 Arena where they performed
You should see Led Zep do this years later with the drummers son Jason Bonham (R.I.P. John Bonham) in 2007 at the O2 in London. It is an amazing performance. Actually watch the whole concert. I have seen it at least 100 times and it never gets old!
One of Zep's best.
Please pla more LED ZEPPELIN ,no quarter, thank you , Whole lot of love,since I been loving you ,ramble on ,& more very very good song
You guys should now react to this song from there "Celebration Day" performance. Look at how much older they are, yet sound as amazing as this video here. John's son Jason plays the drums in that one. You'll be amazed.
Shoutout to JPJ, undervalued but such a genius ❤
I stood fifteen feet away from him with another fan and the rock radio lady(Robbie Knight)just before the show (Zooma) He's a really nice guy.
From top to bottom, it's like looking at the three tiers of Zeppelin enjoyer.
I always love Coreys reaction. Ain’t nothing like the 70’s.
Only 51k subscribers as I'm typing this but you guys are killing it keep it up! Never really got that deep into Led Zeppelin but always enjoyed the song Kashmir a very mystical thought provoking experience. Can't imagine how amazing this must of been live. Rock is definitely past it's prime atleast for now till it might have a surge again in future generations but we always have these videos and songs to go back too so it's definitely not so bad. That perm is crazy btw rockstars definitely revolutionized and challenged style standards for men back then till the 80's hair metal bands started dominating towards the end of rocks peak with the silly makeup and crazy colored spandex they wore. Not all rock bands were bad during the 80's though New Wave groups were popular and they definitely are some of my favorite groups of all time. Enjoyed seeing the smile on the older black gentlemans hair. Aside from Jimi Hendrix black people defined and generated what rock music was or as it was known back then rock n roll Chuck Berry comes to mind but there's plenty of other examples even women. Rediscovering music again and curious to where it'll take me and what might be the most stimulating and enjoyable this time around. Anyone reading this feel free to reply if you want I'll get back to you. Peace.
Robert Plant has naturally curly hair.
JPJ on keyboards while playing bass on foot pedals. Jimmy Page (white pants? on lead guitar) and Bonzo (drums) brilliant as usual.
It never will get old, just a classic from Zeppelin
It's so good to see my Brothers appreciating this timeless music. I wish more of us would diversify there music choices.
Also when the levee breaks 95. Plant and Page. In a quarry rock pile. It's awesome
Thank you! So many acid trips back in the 70's had Led Zeppelin as part of the experience and I get flashbacks if I close my eyes while listening to their music. 💯Now I will spend the evening listening to more starting with 🎶"Stairway to Heaven"🎶. Love your channel watching for your next reaction fellas!
John Bonham's drumming on here is phenomenal. The studio version of "Nobody's Fault. but Mine" is another great Zepplin song.
Great selection. I've heard complaints about Jimmy's playing during this show but it shows pretty damned good in Kashmir to me. Iconic piece of music history. Good show, guys.
Another great song by Led, is the Since I've Been Loving You the live version from 1973 at Madison Square Garden. You won't be disappointed.
Excellent song, glad that you enjoyed it. Edit: John Paul Jones plays bass and keys. “White Pants” 🙄 is the legendary Jimmy Page on lead (and rhythm) guitar. 🎸
One of my favorite bands enjoy! 🙂🤟
Please play LED ZEPPELIN (since I been loving you ) excellent song thank you
I was lucky enough to see them in 1977. It was amazing!!
A must see....Stairway to Heaven Led Zeppelin Tribute Live at the Kennedy Center by Heart!❤❤❤❤❤❤
Guys
Surviving members of Led Zeppelin returned together for 1 time event named Celebration Day with their late friend and drummer, John Bonham's son, Jason Bonham on drums. This event was a tribute concert for their label, Atlantic Records' founder, Ahmet Ertegun with opening acts in 2007.
My all-time favorite Zepplin song!
It was also sampled with a rapper singing in Jurassic Park!
This is live at Knebeorth 1979
White pants as Ollli says. That is the founder and guitarist Jimmy Page.
If you don't get a song always can look up the lyrics on google.
John Paul Jones was on Keyboards.
Drums is John Bonham
Vocals Robert Plant
JPJ....one of the greatest Bass Masters of all tyme. They rarely show the guy...damn shame. Great reaction guys! Loved the live choice too...☘️🇺🇲
The two guys at the top are always really into these led zep songs and the one at the bottom always seems harder to impress😂
I don’t think he’s harder to impress, he just has different taste. I’m sure a lot of the stuff he listens to most of the subscribers would think is rubbish. “The one at the bottom” LOL 😂 😂
@@penname5766 I guess what I should have said was he has very narrow music taste. The other two seem to just love good music, but he seems to really only like hip hop. He is so obviously bored throughout the videos lol
I’ve only watched a few of their videos so I’m not sure what their names are 😂 but hey he kept calling Jimmy page “white pants” 🤷🏻♀️
The song is from 1975`s Physical Grafitti....The footage is from 1979`s Knebworth festival
You know, Zep gets a lot of shit for their live performances post 75-76 years but after watching this again, this was what, 77? I think. They F'ing slayed this.
79 actually, pretty sure
I love their albums but I went to a live concert in 76-77 ish at the LA Forum and it was so loud, I used cotton from my girlfriend’s aspirin bottle to save my ears. They literally hurt and I was on the starting line of drag racing for decades
Knebworth 1979. 150,000 people approx.
1977 was the year that Plants little boy died. They were off for two years. This was their first performance after that long hiatus…and after Bonham convinced Plant to stay in the band. His voice sounds stronger to me after that enforced break from touring. But he’s definitely less animated. For very understandable reasons
@@deantait8326yup. They were loud. I’m Very surprised that none of the three surviving members seem to be hard of hearing.
This was 1979.
Actually I just read the reviews to almost every 1977 show and 90% of the reviews were stellar.
I was a skeptic too but the recordings have never captured that live thunderous sound.
Diddy the Diddler did a version of this with Jimmy Page for the Godzilla movie.
This song was ANOTHER instant classic from the BEST BAND ever, EVER!
Got your advance notice. Worth waiting for! ❤ Thanks!
See this is why I like a reaction channel. Heard this song a thousand times. Never seen the video. I just never know what I'm going to see. Cool men, Thanks
The drums on the studio version will blow your mind
This was their final concert on home soil for the original line-up.
Good job fellas! Band members are jimmy page (white pants) John Paul Jones is on the meletron of course John Bonham drums aka Bonzo and fabulous Robert plant vocals. I strongly recommend Ramble on for your list. Keep on rocking 🥁🎸
You'll like In My Time of Dying live in '75. I think it was at Earls Court. Even more mind blowing.
I'm really enjoying your reviews of Led Zeppelin. This is one of the bands I grew up on and you're causing me to think of their music in a whole new light.
Still gives me chills and that Bonham thunder 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
Great tune my favorite of all time. Have you guys heard Fleetwood Mac on midnight special the song RHIANNON. You have to react to that baby man. #ROCKON.
Page and Plant consider this song their masterpiece. As "sick" as he was, Jimmy could still play beautifully
"White Pants" was Jimmy Page the guitarist, and John Paul Jones was on the keyboards. On the keyboard, he actually played the bass part there along with the rest of the keyboard instrumentation.
Got to check out the one from thier 02 reunion concert.🤟🤟🤟🤟👍
It was in 07 at London’s O2 Arena
@@karenglenn6707 my bad. Thank you👍👍
John (Bonzo) Bonham switches 4 4 time to 5 4 time and Jimmy has to keep up! Brilliant song we don't have musicians like this anymore.,when Bonham passed most of my high school friends held a kegger in his honor! RIP JOHN BONHAM!
Ironic since drinking is what killed him.
I've never heard anyone who says they love Led Zeppelin ' cept this one song. Never gonna happen! There's not one bad song ever!
Congratulations on 50K gentlemen.
Corey I just love watching you react to these bands that I grew up with. You smile is Killer.
Robert Plant has never stopped singing. Had great solo success with Big Log, recently won a Grammy for his collab with bluegrass queen Alison Krauss (check that out) and is still touring in his 70s. Jimmy Page influenced generations of guitarists and was one of the best of all time.
Best drummer ever!!
Plant, Page, and Jones reunited in 2007 for 1 concert called Celebration Day--they are in their 60s then. The concert vid for Kashmir at the concert killed it-------they still have it!!!!!
Fenom202 got it, you can tell when their, in 'their' zone. They're preforming and we're invited to watch and listen. Thank God for video recorders. Imagine what's been lost throughout the ages.
Great reaction
These guys are awesome.
Because of the sound quality and technology that had been updated so much years later. You definitely have to check out the version from I think it's the '08 concert in England. The name of the film or concert film is called Celebration Day. And features legendary drummer John Bonham who passed away in 1980 I think at the age of 32. Showcases his son on drums. Keep up the good work.
Thanks fellas, good reaction.
Hot damn, Jimmy Page. I love that man.
Me too 🥵
The best live version was 2007. Þhey KILLED it that night
Led Zeppelin is the GOAT! LOVE all the guys in this band! ❤
One Guitar One Keyboard One Drummer .... All that sound
The drummer, the drummer, the drummer ! ! !
Robert’s favorite Zeppelin song
Blackroseimmortal I saw them in 79 at Knebworth and I couldn’t see a decline in their music, but I was only 17 at the time but had owned all their albums for years, so maybe my excitement of seeing them live might have clouded my judgement,but too me they are the goat.
I love seeing Corey’s face lighting up and he’s groovin’, lol! Yep, that’s how we looked a lot too.
The studio version is even better!
God, I was hoping you guys didn't do the live version. You just miss so much from that recording. It loses its sense of power and mystery. Just promise me one day you'll listen to the studio version--and be sure to have the lyrics that go with it. I rarely say that, but in this case you just miss out on the journey they take you on without the lyrics. You know, a lot of reactors now are doing both the live and studio versions (wink, wink).
Ditto
This is one of the few Zeppelin songs I prefer the studio version over live. The sound to me is just off. Even the reunion version from 2007? Is better than this version.
@@boki1693 agreed
Couldn't have said it better myself. Agree 100%
Bonham's drumming here knocks the ever loving snot out of the studio version.
Both are great. Each are better in different aspects. This live performance succinctly shows why Zeppelin disbanded after Bonham passed away.
Guess you’ve been told a dozen times already, White Pants is Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones (JPJ) is on the Mellotron. Maybe you guys should consider looking up the lyrics of the songs to follow along
Yeah its Amazing! So talented they can perform totally Blitzed! Audio capturing wasnt captured that well in Live back then.... John Paul and Bonham held this performance together;; also, Plants voice is Always great, but a little 'off timing' here. So many concerts its probably boring unless you Change it up vocally. I also feel Page was just doing his basic chords here..... As I said probably ALL tripping out too. Studio is better for sure!
I went to see Robert Plant on the 13th and 14th August at TheQueenElizabethTheatreinVancouver, BC!! Robert Plant sounds amazing still and such a great guy!! Cost me alot but I paid for the Meet and Greet!! ❤😊
Do the O2 version, please.
To me, the 4 of them together, are like 4 parts of the same musician. They are so tight & in sync, that even when they improvise, they all flow easily. Their live performances, songs are never the same each time they play, Page plays what flows from him & Plant sings what he’s feeling. A really great song to checkout is live at Earls Court the May 25,1975 version of In My Time Of Dying, that date has the best audio & visual, the other date I think got some damage. You should also try Kashmir live at Celebration Day, the 3 remaining members are in their 60’s, & John Bonham’s son Jason plays drums & they still have it. In My Time Of Dying is an old gospel song, & Led Zeppelin will take you to church.
Oh wow, I really enjoyed watching them live, this was entertaining as hell. Thank you guy’s for playing Led Zeppelin live!👍👏👏👏♥️♥️♥️
Live at Celebration Day is my favorite version of this song. And they're in their 60's