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There has not been and will NEVER be another rock band like Led Zeppelin....EVER!! I am 72 and they still have no equal!
Incredible! 20 thousand tickets went on sale for that Concert, 20 Million people tried to buy them! Enough said! The Greatest band of all time in my opinion! 👍🏻👍🏻
As old as they are...still the best and most talented band ever!!
The drummer was the son of their original drummer that past away. RIP John! Good reaction! ROCK ON!!
Oh wow, isn't that incredible! He is keeping his father's legacy alive, how amazing!
@@DaniAtkinson More importantly, John Bonham and Robert Plant (as well as Page and Jones) held in ultimate Elvis as an artist.
Imagine Elvis enter stage! Man, one can only dream.
@@DaniAtkinson,Zeppelin "Nobody's Fault but Mine"..show you how we rocked in the 70's...
John Bonham IS LEGEND!
@@stege9979 I remember watching a video with Plant and reading an article about when they met Elvis. Zep was star struck and in awe of him especially Robert Plant. th-cam.com/video/n6ss8g5SIAM/w-d-xo.html
robert always used his voice as an extra instrument, its part of what made him soooooo good
Fun fact, John-Paul Jones (Keys), plays the bass-part with his feet.
Tonga pedals...as does Getty Lee from Rush...
@@williamrich4311 as did our church organist in the 60s
As did Bach in the 17th century. :)
Yes. Incredible
He was the soul and underrated performer in this song. He never gets his just do for playing foot bass and two other parts on keyboards.
Robert ‘s voice was always the 4th instrument, and the call-response between them all just magical.
This was a one off tribute concert in 2007 at the O2 Arena in London to celebrate the life of Atlantic Records founder Ahmet Ertegun. Jason Bonham took the place of his late father on drums, he’s the only person on the planet qualified to play with these master musicians. Tickets were via an on line ballot, over 20 million people from around the world applied, a Guinness World Record - gig of the century!
True story, I met a guy that actually went there after getting a ticket for $10;000(ten thousand) I did a paint job at his home and he told me about it, and he said it was worth every penny,
This is the greatest rock ‘n’ roll song ever written and performed. Performed by the Gods of rock ‘n’ roll
The definition of a "Great Band" is when the individuals meld together into one and BLOW
THE ROOF OFF the sucker! Led Zepp is the leader of the pack 😊
When they release that Zep was going to preformed within hours they set a world record of requested tickets, over 20 million.
Fantastic song from the HUGE #1 album..Physical Graffit! They are so much older here and yet they still sound AMAZING! As good as ever! No autotune or gimmicks.. this is what true talent sounds like! Jason Bonham John's son on drums. Love this! ♥️♥️🎼🎶🎵🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Which came out in 1975.
No surprise JPJ is playing a modern keyboard, in the old days it was a Mellotron, which was like the grandfather of sampling keyboards ( it used tapes ).
I received this album for Christmas from my cousin in 1975 and I can still remember hearing this song for the first time. Absolutely Epic!
best band ever, ESPECIALLY live!! they played off each other and they were all good enough to littereally take the song wherever they felt like, pretty much every live performance of every song they did was different every time
I agree @luca ...apparently Robert Plant stated that his mother was gypsy (Romany)... (that's why he says he has that thick hair lol)...as a rule Gypsies are known to be soulful musically... in fact I think Roberts daughter Carmen is a gypsy/ belly dancer...😊
sorry wrong thread lol
My comment won't be well accepted probably. But let me 1st say I grew up loving Led Zep and saw them in concert 4 times in the 70's. The 1st 2 times they killed it. And like you said always played different from the studio cuts, which most many times I wasn't a fan of with most bands back then. But those 2 concert I saw early on in the 70's were the exception for me. The 3rd and 4th concert of them were horrible. Mainly due to Jimmy being shit faced and I'm guessing doing the drugs he was addicted to at the time. I Know it took him a while to realize how bad he was, but I found out 1st hand. Whatever he was doing I know I had binoculars and saw the Jack Daniels quart bottle half empty and a few cups and beer sitting on top of his amps at one of the concerts when he could barely stand, let alone play. He was so sloppy both at both those concerts. Don't mean to downgrade one of the best rock bands ever but that's how it was when I saw them. I'll keep those memories of the 1st 2 concerts in the early 70's in my head.
@@bertpainter8385 heroin really trashed him in the late 70s, he got very patchy because of it. he still had some stella gigs but plenty of off nights too
This is still completely amazing everytime i see and listen.
2007, the drummer is jason, johns son! for me this is the best live version of kashmir ever!!! they were ON IT that night
Jones on keyboards doesn't get enough credit. He is mastering the bass pedals with his foot as well as the upper keyboard. He is the heart of this song.
Kind of crazy having the four best at their respective positions in one four man band. Welcome to Led Zeppelin. You should check out the Knebworth 79 version too. It’s also epic.
It’s what you should feel when your at a live concert. The way you here and feel the music is what the art form of music is. They are the masters at their craft, great reaction like the way you explain how the music moves through you. More Zeppelin.
It's unbelievable how Robert plant still has that amazing voice after thirty plus years.
That's John Bonhams son Jason playing drums
That's incredible! Thank you for sharing that with me!
This song was written and performed first time in 1975! And watch their performance NOW!
Your expertise is brilliant! Thank you for that!
One of my favorites this song is classic and will be played 100 years from now got to love it
Should've showed Kashmir from the 1975 concert in Earls court when they were in their prime and when their original drummer was alive.
I am 68 have seen them 3 times and in my opinion, this is the best live version ever even after all these years. Jason your Dad is smiling down on you.
Diehard Zeppelin fans that have heard them do this song live, know that Page missed his cue near the end. At 10:22 he was supposed to start that ascending outro riff that they repeat for the remainder of the song. Jones recognized it, and it was covered up well. Page picked it up next time around.
Wrong. Jason missed it.
@@rustycastleberry5567 lol...no he certainly did not. It was set up a T, and he missed it. I love Jimmy's playing, but he missed it.
You never know with Jimmy if it's intentional or not. Him especially, when he changes up his parts at times from the albums. I've seen them 4 times and sometimes I got upset that he didn't play a solo like he did on the album and then at other times I was glad he improvised. It was when he was drinking and doing hard drugs when touring that I lost some respect for him. But his blues solos live where some of the best I've heard.
@@bertpainter8385 that he could play at all whacked on heroin was a testament to his incredible talent. Page was an outlaw.......he created this band in his head while working with the Yardbirds. Like Beck ..Jeff Beck and Frank Zappa ....Page was a Wizard of the abstract. He improvised better than any other instrumentalist I've ever seen his best work are his improvised guitar solos it's all intentional
@@peterbartolomeo9574 💯% agree. Extremely creative he was, along with the rest of Zeppelin. Regardless of not being able to play those 2 times out of the 4 I got to see them live, and feeling like I didn't get to see what I expected from them 2 times, he's still a major influence for me and I have deep respect overall for what he's given to music when music was so much more creative than it will probably ever be again.
You always rock Dani, you deserve a special life, congratulations on your engagement and your future marriage. Love you girl..
Plant nailed this that night. They all did. Fantastic!!!
My favorite musician on this track has to be Jhon Paul Jones. Wow.
Yes, JPJ was in a way the secret sauce .. all of them were immensely talented. We just never talk about JPJ enough.
Cheers 🍺
Dana, few today get it but you do - this reaction was spot on. Back in the day we had many acts that brought this type of talent and energy to the stage. All this I’m afraid has nearly been lost in today’s music. Today’s acts had the best foundation to work from the world has ever produced and they blew it big time. So many of today’s act are out right garbage, no real talent, not even in the same universe - it’s an absolute crying shame at the talent deficit that exists in music today and I’m talking about many of the biggest acts of your generation. It’s now up to people like yourself to so clearly articulate the differences. Keep up the good work so that music like this is not forgotten. Thank you for doing what you do so well!
Love you Dani! I truly believe your absolute best days are just ahead and you are going places that you never even dreamed of! Get ready for the ride of your life!!!
That is so sweet and really warms my heart! I hope you are right!!!
As someone who found Led Zeppelin back in middle school I've been a big fan for 50 years now. While "Stairway to Heaven" is often considered their signature song or masterpiece, I personally feel "Kashmir" outshines it. While in high school this album. "Physical Grafitti", came out in 1975 and contains a lot of great music, this song stood out for me. Of course being a teenager and working part time after school the $13 or $14 dollars this album cost put a dent in my spending money, I had to have it. This concert was in December 2007, it was the first time the 3 surviving members did a full set since the death of John Bonham in 1980, his son Jason filled in here and dad would've been proud. They sound as good as it did on the album or any of the live perfornces from '75-'80. One of my regrets was never seeing them live back in the seventies as they played Madison Square Garden a few times and it's a short train ride from were I live.
This,,,and a couple others are better than Stairway. 👍👍👍😎
Why didn’t you go? I’m guessing it’s because you thought there would be plentry of opportunities in the future. We all feel like that when we’re young. Then we find out the truth.
@@w.geoffreyspaulding6588 Well at the time I was in the Marine Corps and deployments and exercises take priority.
Robert Plant always said this was his favourite Led Zeppelin song. He really gave it his all here.
After the band had cut their first studio cut they have their producer listened to it and he said it scared him. They refined the song even deeper into the depths of the Arabic undertones and the mystic. But the decision wasmade to go forward with it and it in the greatest song ever composed and recorded !
Rock Gods.The royalty of rock'n roll. No other band was better than them live. Best band ever. Períod.
Love this song. It's nice outside. I always take advantage of everyday. I don't let other ppl moods get in my way. Music has got me through alot in life and I continue listening and having fun. Hope everyone is enjoying themselves wherever u are guys. Zeppelin is great.
Excellent reaction.. one of he best performances of this song I have seen.. and the last one from them we will see.
I've heard the lads do this about 30 different ways, and this is my favorite performance. They're so comfortable with it. Stellar vocals by Robert Plant. So great.
That entire concert is GOLD. Even if you don’t react to it, you MUST WATCH IT...
John Bonham the drummer passed away in 1980
*Sept.1980
incredible!!
Loved ur reaction on this. I really love hearing u do these. Holy moley,thats so cool!!! I just waiting for the day that you see a video is so good that you would just say holy well you know
I was one of the lucky rockers to see them twice in my lifetime, St. Paul ,Minnesota (last tour before Bonham's death) and best gig...Long Beach Arena 1975.Tickets $7.50 and only a ten block walk to the Arena. The end of an Era ,folks! Saw Robert Plant in 1988's Stop /Go Tour and got( and still have) a souveneir Bandana from that Minneapolis gig. Peace.
Good eye, you. Excellent thought and reasoning. Watched you for a couple years, never commented. But you NAILED this one- you get it! Be safe, Dani. Greetings from Canada.
Awesome reaction to an awesome band, well done!
50 years later...
Still the greatest Classic Rock
The beautiful and adorable Dani. Getting the Led out. Fantastic performance. Great reaction.
Take care Dani. 🌹😊
Love me some Led Zeppelin. I saw them in concert I was at the front of the stage. I think back in 1978 in Baton Rouge Louisiana. Give or take a year :-). Stairway to Heaven was surreal...
Pretty sure it was may 17th 1977 you seen them as their last USA concert was in Oakland Ca july 24 1977.
I would find out this later as I was at that Sunday july 24th 1977 concert and nobody knew at that time it would be their last USA show.
@@jimmycranier3668 They played in Baton Rouge May 21st 1977, and also played in Baton Rouge February 28th 1975, I don't remember which one I went to though. www.google.com/search?q=concerts+did+Led+Zeppelin+half+in+Baton+Rouge+Louisiana&gs_ivs=1
I think this is the best version of this song! Better than the original studio recording in my opinion.
Goosebumps... yep.
Excellent song. One of my Zep favorites
You are right, this music is epic , 30 years ago they had more energy there place in music history as a band is at the top . Enjoyed your reaction , thank you
Personally I was more into Grandfunk Railroad in the 70's. But Zepplin was definitely the undisputed champs in the minds of most . Love the variety of music appreciation and knowledge you have..
Thank you, Joe! That's the beauty of music - there are different things to love about each and every genre. They are all invoke different emotions, that's the best part of music!
Lightning in a Bottle...
~Led Zeppelin Live
I loved your analysis of this song. I would have to agree that it does sound cinematic. I hope you get to react to immigrant song by Led Zeppelin.
So glad you did this reaction. Great job with it young lady!
This concert was from 2007. They did this concert to pay tribute to the founder of Atlantic Records and the film you’re watching now was released in 2012.
You should react to their song you shook me
They are THE GOLDEN GODS OF ROCK !!!
With your son they haven't missed a beat but we all miss you rest in peace my brother
Dani and let me just add you are awesome such a beautiful young lady thank you
Kashmir was the last song Zeppelin ever played together in this one off concert in 2007, but Robert Plant the singer who was the epitome of the rock god of the 70's has been a solo artist for 40 years now. Hey Dani, if you get a chance, listen to Plant's solo material, and material from his collaboration with Alison Krauss whom as a partnership won several grammy's together from their album "Raising Sand." Some solo recomendations are "Sea of Love", "Big Log", and "29 Palms."
These are the original Rock Gods.
Yes hello it's me again hi there yeah Led Zeppelin can't go wrong with those guys they're good back in the days and they're still good in today's Days good music to listen to I probably got an album of their sitting around here I got a lot of records from the olden days anyhow keep doing what you're doing I'll wait for your next video from Canada Toronto Scarborough Ontario God bless be safe Carl Supertramp Garnett God bless be safe
Yes hello it's me again hey there 5:41 a.m. to sitting up watching a movie for something to do had to stay in will probably listen to music before I crash just waiting for that Toronto Montreal game Thursday night stop probably have to watch your video a little bit after that granny house okay in touch with you to get Mr views to help you out from Canada Toronto Scarborough Ontario from Carl supertrapp Garnett God bless be safe hide in your shell by Supertramp nice songs have a nice day have a nice night you can get it Carl
Thanks dani
"Obviously the band are a little bit older here."
You've no idea, but like wine... they've aged beautifully!
Dani you should react to Pink Floyd comfortably numb in Pompeii👍 really love your channel💓you are one of the best reactors in yt👍
Yes, this is on my list!! Thank you for that humongous compliment!
Damn what an endless don't want it to stop ending such intensity from all I know you're smiling down on your son he is beating you hell out of those drugs
And drums...
Nothing like led zeppelin, or Dani Atkinson. You both rule. Be safe and stay young and so beautiful Dani. You own me, lol. Mitch.
For the peak of Led Zepplin (in my opinion) you should do the studio version of Rain Song. It's one of the most perfectly crafted and performed songs in the rock canon.
They are in their 60s here. 37 years after they launched this band. Greatest band in history ....not ever debatable
Of course it's debatable. No band is the definitive best. I love Zeppelin, but other bands too.
Not sure if Dani's still taking requests on here, but here goes: Rainbow's Stargazer, live at Loreley in 2016. Kashmir and Stargazer get compared quite often - two of the most majestic songs in rock. (Am sure Queen have a few majestic rock songs too!) The reason I mention this is that this was the first time Zeppelin played Kashmir in public since 1988, and that 2016 version of Stargazer was the first for almost as long. Both turned out to be among the best versions ever played. This was possibly the best number of the night in 2007 (other contenders - Trampled Underfoot and Song Remains the Same?). I wish Plant had agreed to do a couple more shows, but I'm glad the others chose not to bring in someone else.
Ritchie Blackmore is immensely talented. Maybe more so than Jimmy Page, but that's where it ends. I like DP but they aren't even in the same league as Zep. Not even close. Sales wise or otherwise
Very astute. It was there final performance of song Unfortunately they will probably never do this together again. You are so sensitive to what is going on with and inside the music.
Wow! Crazy how I picked up on that emotion!! Even I'm impressed with myself! haha!
Not a bad show for 3 guys pushing 70 that hadn’t played together for 27 years !
This was a one off reunion gig in about 2009 - 20 million people applied for tickets !!
Kashmir is the place in which the band imagines they are conversing with the old local prophets, about revelations and the coming of the Messiah.
The sun burns, the sand dries their face.
Led Zeppelin are in a dreamlike delirium, in a mystical reality. The revelation will then become a prayer, an invocation, awaiting a direction.
Epic Recital - Epic Master Piece - Led Zeppelin is KASHMIR , KASHMIR is Led Zeppelin, as told once Mr Robert Plant. Say no more
Hey Miss Dani. Looking chill mate. Well No, it’s not very sunny and warm here. Please don’t rub it in. Next month will be freakin Winter. All parts of my body seem to have stalactites growing off of me. I even found some icy wet cold mould festering in my pits. But that’s okay mate, I’ll be fine back here. Please just keep enjoying your lovely sunny warm fresh days. I see you’re even getting a nice tan too.Well done mate. So, LED Zeppelin eh? Yes ma’am. Thank you. Dig this reaction. More please.👍🇦🇺🤪😜🤩🇦🇺☮️
Best band ever led zeppelin the definition of rock and roll greatest band ever to walk planet earth masters of instruments know Beatles know rolling stones know pink Floyd know who can match led zeppelin case dismissed
One of my favorite songs. Best Rock and Rock band ever
yes, there is an incredible earnestness to this song.
Twenty million of us applied for tickets in the first hour on sale. I was indeed one of those who did not get tickets. Damn!
This was a get back together after being retired. This is 32 years after it was first recorded.
Epic LZ!
Led Zeppelin are beautiful and esoteric
...and this is what it was all about. Bands, or at least the best ones, would play live and give 110%. Hang it WAY out over the edge. This is why the Zeps are still idolized. The power they put out is just overwhelming. (Ditto The Who...maybe the greatest live band...and Tull and Humble Pie and ELP and a whole bunch more. Those were the days!)
well said girl!
The drummer was John Bonham's son, Jason (if you were unaware); the great John Paul Jones on Bass/Mandolin/ Recorder (plus a few more instruments)...this version of 'Kashmir' is one of their finest renditions. Greetings from Ireland !!
Not sure what you were watching, but John Paul Jones was playing the keyboard, and is still very much alive.
Gross error on my part, Chris - I was (for some unaccountable reason thinking of Chris Squire - Yes' bassist; Of course, Paul Jones is still alive) listening to 'Close To The Edge only an hour earlier. I'd had a busy day at work, & consequently very tired. I'll edit the above.
Best rock band in history, period.
Gteat song from the british band. Thank you for reacting Dani 😀
Excuse me ..1968 they began. This was 2007. 39 years after they started out as Led Zeppelin. Almost 40 years later they still sound this incredible. That's the original drummers son on drums as the drummer ...his father...died in September 1980
Great guitar playing he plays with such ease but so f****** powerful excuse the language one of the Great guitar players of all time
This was 2008 28 years after their break up due to John Bonham's death. They remain so popular that they had to hold a lottery for tickets because they had 20 million ticket request if it was today they'd probably have the same if not more ticket requests.
This was a one off reunion concert. Something like 10,000,000 ticket requests.
New sub. You might wish to see another side of Zep. They were so diverse...they also had lovely acoustic songs. Everyone has their favorites, but mine is Thats The Way....Robert can sing. A gentle song as well as belt it out....you cannot experience Zep live anymore the way I did in 1977, but Robert Plant and John Paul Jones still perform, and up to last year were still touring. Hope they come back to the US again....
Led zeppelin es lo mas grande
Led Zeppelin were a force of Nature, astonishing & eternal.
We were all so lucky.
(I Iike the original & remastered versions best)
Now you should do it again with a version from the 70's!
Keep researching and you will dig up gold for sure little sister. Music is good for our souls.
Music is the best for the soul. Thank you.
The stop at 3:33 is killing everyone.
It has been in several soundtracks for movies