Robert Plant may not have had the most technically perfect voice but he was, and is, the very essence of a Rock singer. I’m very happy to have been around when LZ was at their best.
@@xxEzraBxxx Propably minor groupies, some girls can be very promiscuous at a young age, and when you are famous and a rock star... ya know... but besides that he is also very stingy when it comes to licencing their music even though they borrowed a lot of songs without giving credit.
I'd be wiling to hazard that Robert started really damaging his voice right around then. This is right after Led Zep's fourth album, and they were starting to really stretch out their live set. By then, their shows were starting to push three hours, and I wouldn't exactly count on him to do proper warmups and take care of his voice. Edit: Lmao you mention hydration and diet and making good choices. These guys' good choices were a little drugs and alcohol instead of a lot
He opened w immigrant song at every show for just under 3 years, and he had to sing over Page Jones and Bonham. He did it without warmups so I'm not surprised his voice got fucked.
@Sam Gamble White Exactly, that’s why his voice didn’t always sound the best live; so people shouldn’t excessively criticize him, or any other rock singer who performs live for that matter.
Might have been said elsewhere, but it also bears mentioning that Zeppelin had a relentless touring schedule in the early (Atlantic Records-era) days. Those long shows with the number of shows they were playing had to have had an accelerated effect on his voice
Beth Roars One thing to remember when assessing why exactly his vocals started to go by 1972-73, is that Led Zeppelin were absolute ROAD WARRIORS back then. They were one of, if not the hardest working band in rock/metal at that time, doing more than 300 shows a year all over the world. Maybe just a couple of months off until that point where he required the surgery. Zeppelin was enormous. Rarely played to an audience less than 20,000 a night. So that's most likely the cause, just sheer wear & tear from constant touring. This particular audio recording is from the LA Forum in '72, although the video footage is from earlier when they visited Australia. If you want to hear Plant at his most powerful, I hope someone suggests to you "I Can't Quit You Babe" from 1970, at the Royal Albert Hall.
Dont forget he smoked and drank too. His voice was more scrarchy for the 73 tour, but if you listen to the Physical Graffiti album which was recorded in 74 you can really hear how much more raspy his voice is on Kashmir and Trampeled Underfoot and also how Page buried his vocals in themix due to his loss of range. His voice was completely shot for the entire 75 US tour.
Even at an old age, at the Mothership concert, Robert was still capable to reach old highs. The greatest thing about Robert is that he remained unique even after losing his wailing voice, in fact, his latter voice is so much more expressive.
Hi Beth, I had the great pleasure of see Led Zeppelin in the 70’s 71,72,73,and final time 3/5/75 in Dallas and just wanted to let everybody know LZ played 3 to some almost four hr shows and the band gave it 100 percent every time. If you look at TH-cam say 73 for instants you will see a show in Az three days later Tx two days later La and so on and they did this from 69 - 75 non stop. I think by 73 they had matured into something magical and by 75 they were and unstoppable juggernaut, and as for Robert Plant there will never be another one this I can promise you.
The problem with that song is that Phil Anselmo only attempted to sing the cool high pitched falsetto ending to the song once live on video and he was pretty wasted so it doesn't sound anything like the album version, which is a pity as it's one of my favourite Pantera songs and that's the part that kicks it up from good metal song to great metal song. Here's the only live video I've found where he attempts it th-cam.com/video/fcaeMNp68_w/w-d-xo.html
Beth, Your non verbal communications reveal much of what’s going on emotionally while listening to these selections. Also I find it absolutely adorable how you wrinkle your nose when you’re rockin’. Thanks for sharing. I always enjoy watching a true professional at work.
Led Zepplin, best rock band OF ALL TIME!!! I really enjoyed your comments throughout this performance. Every member had soooo much talent. Put all these greats together and you get this🖒🖒🖒💖💖💖💖💖
This band was/is amazing. They set the bar so to speak for this genre of music. I love their work to this day... I especially enjoy Robert and Jimmy's acoustic work.
My second video of Beth's, I revisited today. She summed it up with, " that was fun. " What better time to listen to music, sing, and play a musical instrument than now. Thank you Beth ❤️.
Damn that drumming... Led is one of my all time favorites. I'm 37 and was in love with them even as a kid (and CCR as well) one of the most thoughtful gifts I ever got was from a boyfriend was the Led Zeppelin DVD/box set... 5 hours of Led Zeppelin!
I have seen Robert Plant live with and without Zeppelin, and the recordings do not do Plant justice, in any sense of the word. His dynamic range is jaw dropping.
around that time I went to a concert and was in the standing section near the stage- a few minutes in, Plant's microphone went out- and as loud as the band was, he just kept singing and his voice was so booming and projected that we could still hear him fine(then again, he was probably doing a lot of damage to himself)
This was the version that was on the "How The West Was Won" live album that came out on 2003. This was the Led Zeppelin album that got me into the band. Had all the early era Zeppelin hits
Plant's voice took a beating on the early tours. He also received treatment for cord nodules in 1973 and possibly 1974. You can hear a drop in range and a harsher timbre on later albums like Physical Graffiti.
Love me some Roars! Plant often blew his voice out in concert. Zep put on a show 2-3 hours they made songs just for when Plant couldn't reach the notes. Amazingly he had a pretty deep voice in the few songs they played towards the end of concerts. If I had a time machine a huge concert from Zep like this is where I would go. Back in the day when music men't more...
Hello Beth! Yesterday we lost a great singer from Brazil: Andre Matos. He worked together with Kiko Loureiro (actually on Megadeth) on the early 90s to form Angra. He is a legend and very important to us, and now we need to keep him alive by appreciating his music. So it would be awesome to see you react to "Shaman - Fairy Tale (live)". Thank you! Love your vids.
I'm surprised at how Robert Plant could be classified as not in tip-top for here, but still, he's a banger in this performance.. Love your reaction! 👍👍
Thank you Beth. Fan of your videos! Since I´m from Iceland I must inform that they wrote this song inspired from summer solstice in Reykjavik Iceland after concert in the summer of 1970. "we come from a land of ice and snow...ect". Brilliant song. Thank you Beth :)
Back in the day, these men ruled. Such skill and power! They help set the bar. Others dreamed of four men having talent at this level...
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Andre Matos, former singer of Viper, Angra and Shaman, passed away today at the age of 47. Could you react to one of his songs from any of these bands? He was from Brazil and meant a lot to the metal community here and around the world. Shaman - For Tomorrow or Fairy Tale (live)
I was lucky enough to see Zeppelin in Glasgow in 1972 at Greens Playhouse which became The Apollo. 3,000 people crammed in, Zeppelin on stage and No-one was standing. I swear I looked round and saw the balcony moving up and down gently to the rhythm of the stamping. What a night and my ears were still ringing a bit the next morning.
There are a few flat notes here and there. Because back in 1972 they actually sang their songs and didn't wait to autotune it before they released the concert album. People today who only listen to current singers have no idea what an actual voice sounds like when it SINGS.
Robert Plant is still performing to this day. He is an Awesome Dude. A living Legend. Victim of Changes, Priest live 1979 (Unleashed in the East) Best scream ever.
React to Andre Matos from Angra and Shaman Make Believe, Fairy Tale or singing Wuthering Heights, he was a former vocalist of brazilian heavy metal banda Angra and passed away last saturday.
Love your commentary and how you analyze every singer's +'s and -'s. You got to have a take of Axl Rose and Guns and Roses, either AFD or the UYI records... maybe Estranged or Coma. 2 incredible songs.
@@alganet - Gillan's anti-shyness could NOT have been helped by singing the voice of Jesus in Webber and Rice's tour de force, "Jesus Christ Superstar" around this time. His ego was bound to bump into that of Ritchie Blackmore, a man notorious for his OWN swollen head. If you've read today's news, he STILL has a big ego, and it doesn't bother him at all. Long Live Rock and Roll! And Long Live Beer!
The audio is from a Long Beach Arena show in 1972, the film footage was from Sydney, Australia in February 1972. I was there, 17 years old at the time.
@@MustObeyTheRules No, fuck no. He's drunk as shit and does not nail it anywhere near as well as many other versions. Milwaukee 1990 for instance. LA 92, Seattle 92 (Paramount), Austin 1990, many better versions
I saw the sister concert in Melbourne, this concert was filmed in Sydney a week later. Robert did complain of a sore throat and was drinking a concoction of honey and herbs 😧
This is a "mash up" - the live performance footage is not the same performance as the song audio you were hearing, but they did a nice job cutting it together.
@@tektoniks_architects It isn't. There is video containing the proper songs for each slice. Just search for 1972 Australian tour Led Zeppelin tour proper sync. You will get it. th-cam.com/video/dx0cHO2Vgro/w-d-xo.html here is the link.
Hi, Beth, The "Great State of Chicago" here. ...... Led Zeppelin, the best band there ever was, the best band that ever is, the best band ever shall be!!!! (Grammatically???)
Loving your work on these videos, you really give some great insight into these legendary singers! Especially been enjoying your rock/metal singer analyses, they've been giving me a whole new level of appreciation for those guys and gals. Keep up the great work! Obligatory requests: Faith No More (I Started a Joke or Ashes to Ashes), Nirvana (Where Did You Sleep Last Night - MTV Unplugged), The Cranberries (Zombie) and INXS (Never Tear Us Apart)
Led Zeppelin has added several live song performances in better quality to their channel over the past few years. Going to California, The Ocean Song, Stairway to Heaven, etc. Beautiful songs.
Beth, can you react to André Matos? He was the first singer of Angra and Shaman who died a few days ago. He's considered one of the best heavy metal singers from Brazil. i would LOVE to hear you react to "Carry On". Thanks!
Saw them in 1977 at the Forum here in L.A. they didn't have an opening act, so it was almost four hours of continuous music, oh sure they took breaks here and there but they were few and far between. It was awesome though and it is something I will never ever forget as long as I live.
Zeppelins was always my favourites the guitars of Jimmy and the drums of Jon was so on tandem, but i would slightly take pause and let you know how beautiful you are Beth. Keep up the noble job.
Should be mentioned, as a discount, that Immigrant song used to be the first song played on their sets, and the "aAAAhh" screams at the beginning were dubbed in later for the recording. So most likely his voice was still warming up so to say. Also worth mentioning, that some people are referring how their sets went on for three and a half hours, while that's true, let's not forget Jimmy Page's monstrous solos and Moby Dick which accounted, surely, for almost half of the time where Plant didn't sing. Nice video!
Led zeppelin is for me one of the greatest bands of all time...and Robert is one of the greatest frontmans of all time. And you have so much knowlege about it,and you are so cutee🤭
With all of the snorting, smoking, shrooms, shooting, quaaludes, pills, drinking, acid, it's a wonder anyone survived the '70's - 80's. I wasn't even in a band & I don't know how I survived the '80's. R.I.P. those that did not...🤘
Oh, and 5:03... Absolutely! Used to get me all the time. I've stressed to people that once you discover that part of the voice, it can be relatively easy to keep it up there (if that's a strength of your voice anyway), but it's moving through the passaggio (and for me it was moving back down more than up through it) where I tended to struggle. In fact, one of the things that may have been challenging for Plant during his '71-'72 years was how much he was moving up and down through his bridge during his phrasing... you'll hear it a LOT on songs from the first two albums that he was performing live during this era.
Of course he did the "can you believe *I* am playing *here*??" thing, and it's like yeah, asshole, we live around here, and it's more or less where you came from, so get over yourself just a bit.
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This was a great choice, Beth, as he still was pre-surgery, and also because of the instrumental part to end it. That's not on the studio version and I think it adds a lot because, as you pointed out, there is the this odd timing going on between rhythm section and Jimmy's guitar. Is that called syncopation? Dunno, but it's done so tightly that I find it to be a great example of how tight the band was. They were unconscious and tied together by telepathy of some kind.
It's hard to even focus on the vocals when there's such incredible drumming going on. John Bonham was an absolute monster.
Not to mention Page's insane flurries.
And John Paul Jones pretty nasty bass tone
Just a freight train of a rythm section!!!
@@dennisgraham9444 , best way to sum up this song! 😋😎😍
Bonham. ...Fuck.
Robert Plant may not have had the most technically perfect voice but he was, and is, the very essence of a Rock singer. I’m very happy to have been around when LZ was at their best.
Whenever you hear thunder don't be scared, it's just bonzo brushing off his drumset.
Robert Plant is still performing to this day. He is an Awesome Dude. A living Legend.
Him and Jimmy Page picked up underage girls.
@JediNxf7 In other words? same as Jimmy Saville, Rolf Harris, Gary Glityer et all.
Peados Page n Plant. Should be in jail then? Yuk!
William Wallace yes, they should be in jail, being famous doesn’t somehow mean sexual assault and pedophilia is ok
Did they actually do that, or is that all just accusations/rumours. Just because you said “He molested children” isn’t enough.
@@xxEzraBxxx Propably minor groupies, some girls can be very promiscuous at a young age, and when you are famous and a rock star... ya know... but besides that he is also very stingy when it comes to licencing their music even though they borrowed a lot of songs without giving credit.
The bass line in this song is so underappreciated.
nothing in this music is underappreciated.
Bohnam+Jones sounded like a horde of mad, running elephants. Love it!!!!
’The hammer of the gods
W'ell drive our ships to new lands
To fight the horde, and sing and cry
Valhalla, I am coming!’ Oh yes!
Frida Liffner what an odd post
voodoochile333 Its just a part of the lyrics of the song :)
Bonham! The true Hammer Of The Gods
VÍĐ HAMMAR ÞÓRS
As I came across this comment I read valhalla I am coming and just gave me chills for some reason
I'd be wiling to hazard that Robert started really damaging his voice right around then. This is right after Led Zep's fourth album, and they were starting to really stretch out their live set. By then, their shows were starting to push three hours, and I wouldn't exactly count on him to do proper warmups and take care of his voice.
Edit: Lmao you mention hydration and diet and making good choices. These guys' good choices were a little drugs and alcohol instead of a lot
He opened w immigrant song at every show for just under 3 years, and he had to sing over Page Jones and Bonham. He did it without warmups so I'm not surprised his voice got fucked.
@Sam Gamble White Exactly, that’s why his voice didn’t always sound the best live; so people shouldn’t excessively criticize him, or any other rock singer who performs live for that matter.
Might have been said elsewhere, but it also bears mentioning that Zeppelin had a relentless touring schedule in the early (Atlantic Records-era) days. Those long shows with the number of shows they were playing had to have had an accelerated effect on his voice
Uh
Diet of cocaine, and hydration of vodka? I mean, we're talking about one of the most hardcore bands of all time when it comes to this kind of stuff.
Led Zeppelin Since I’ve been loving you
Live in The song remains the same dvd
live it must be LIVE
Sampleador hear this version bro th-cam.com/video/4wQzrhfAW5o/w-d-xo.html
My favorite song in all of rock and roll!
It must be BBC sessions
Beth Roars One thing to remember when assessing why exactly his vocals started to go by 1972-73, is that Led Zeppelin were absolute ROAD WARRIORS back then. They were one of, if not the hardest working band in rock/metal at that time, doing more than 300 shows a year all over the world. Maybe just a couple of months off until that point where he required the surgery. Zeppelin was enormous. Rarely played to an audience less than 20,000 a night. So that's most likely the cause, just sheer wear & tear from constant touring. This particular audio recording is from the LA Forum in '72, although the video footage is from earlier when they visited Australia.
If you want to hear Plant at his most powerful, I hope someone suggests to you "I Can't Quit You Babe" from 1970, at the Royal Albert Hall.
Dont forget he smoked and drank too. His voice was more scrarchy for the 73 tour, but if you listen to the Physical Graffiti album which was recorded in 74 you can really hear how much more raspy his voice is on Kashmir and Trampeled Underfoot and also how Page buried his vocals in themix due to his loss of range. His voice was completely shot for the entire 75 US tour.
@@dickcnormous4202 Spot on! It happens to the best.
Sabaton has been touring more than Led Zepps and Joakim has still a great awesome voice
Hey! Here is my reaction to Sabaton: th-cam.com/video/YZj138C9POc/w-d-xo.html
Even at an old age, at the Mothership concert, Robert was still capable to reach old highs.
The greatest thing about Robert is that he remained unique even after losing his wailing voice, in fact, his latter voice is so much more expressive.
Can we take a moment and appreciate Bonzo’s drumming here? The best that ever was and will be.
Dude just learn guitar
Ya but this is a vocal focus so its OK to acknowledge drummer but i would give a nod to the lesson Beth is presenting
as well .
👌🏼
Hi Beth, I had the great pleasure of see Led Zeppelin in the 70’s 71,72,73,and final time 3/5/75 in Dallas and just wanted to let everybody know LZ played 3 to some almost four hr shows and the band gave it 100 percent every time. If you look at TH-cam say 73 for instants you will see a show in Az three days later Tx two days later La and so on and they did this from 69 - 75 non stop. I think by 73 they had matured into something magical and by 75 they were and unstoppable juggernaut, and as for Robert Plant there will never be another one this I can promise you.
*Pantera-Cemetery Gates* Preferably the Longer version with the Melodic intro. I promise the end will give you goosebumps.
Yessss
The problem with that song is that Phil Anselmo only attempted to sing the cool high pitched falsetto ending to the song once live on video and he was pretty wasted so it doesn't sound anything like the album version, which is a pity as it's one of my favourite Pantera songs and that's the part that kicks it up from good metal song to great metal song. Here's the only live video I've found where he attempts it th-cam.com/video/fcaeMNp68_w/w-d-xo.html
I concur
too bad he only did that in the studio and not live
Yes!
Beth,
Your non verbal communications reveal much of what’s going on emotionally while listening to these selections.
Also I find it absolutely adorable how you wrinkle your nose when you’re rockin’.
Thanks for sharing. I always enjoy watching a true professional at work.
Led Zepplin, best rock band OF ALL TIME!!! I really enjoyed your comments throughout this performance. Every member had soooo much talent. Put all these greats together and you get this🖒🖒🖒💖💖💖💖💖
Plant and Page etc said that from the first time they played together, they knew that they had a monster group.
When this song came on the radio, way back when I was in high school, it got cranked up to 11!
This band was/is amazing. They set the bar so to speak for this genre of music. I love their work to this day... I especially enjoy Robert and Jimmy's acoustic work.
Shit, didnt expect to see Zeppelin here, im so not disappointed :D
It was an Instagram vote
There will probably be a David Bowie next
React to "Child In Time" by Deep Purple, please.
IT'S THE WONDER OF NATURE BABY! WOOOHOOOOO
Oh, hell yeah!
+1000000000000000000000
This
Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeesssssss!!!!!!
My second video of Beth's, I revisited today. She summed it up with, " that was fun. " What better time to listen to music, sing, and play a musical instrument than now. Thank you Beth ❤️.
Damn that drumming...
Led is one of my all time favorites. I'm 37 and was in love with them even as a kid (and CCR as well) one of the most thoughtful gifts I ever got was from a boyfriend was the Led Zeppelin DVD/box set... 5 hours of Led Zeppelin!
I have seen Robert Plant live with and without Zeppelin, and the recordings do not do Plant justice, in any sense of the word. His dynamic range is jaw dropping.
around that time I went to a concert and was in the standing section near the stage- a few minutes in, Plant's microphone went out- and as loud as the band was, he just kept singing and his voice was so booming and projected that we could still hear him fine(then again, he was probably doing a lot of damage to himself)
This was the version that was on the "How The West Was Won" live album that came out on 2003. This was the Led Zeppelin album that got me into the band. Had all the early era Zeppelin hits
Plant's voice took a beating on the early tours. He also received treatment for cord nodules in 1973 and possibly 1974. You can hear a drop in range and a harsher timbre on later albums like Physical Graffiti.
Brilliant reaction video. Very informative.
Thanks.
"Had a really crazy lifestyle" is still somewhat underselling this guys ability to "party"!! Lmfao love zeppelin♡
Every time I watch a Beth Roars video, I feel like I'm getting a free lesson in the science of signing
Stan D. Signing your name ???
Love me some Roars! Plant often blew his voice out in concert. Zep put on a show 2-3 hours they made songs just for when Plant couldn't reach the notes. Amazingly he had a pretty deep voice in the few songs they played towards the end of concerts. If I had a time machine a huge concert from Zep like this is where I would go. Back in the day when music men't more...
Yaaaayyy! I’ve been waiting on you to get the Led out Beth! I Like the content. You’re gonna be huge on here
Hello Beth! Yesterday we lost a great singer from Brazil: Andre Matos. He worked together with Kiko Loureiro (actually on Megadeth) on the early 90s to form Angra. He is a legend and very important to us, and now we need to keep him alive by appreciating his music. So it would be awesome to see you react to "Shaman - Fairy Tale (live)". Thank you! Love your vids.
Would have loved to have been there. One of the best hard rock songs ever written, and this is my favourite version of it.
Yes I was there in the sister concert in Melbourne Australia This was filmed in Sydney Australia. We sat there like stunned mullets .Awesome .
His voice still is pretty awesome. Some of his later performances were spot on!
I'm surprised at how Robert Plant could be classified as not in tip-top for here, but still, he's a banger in this performance.. Love your reaction! 👍👍
Achilles Last Stand is definitely one of those songs that should be on this channel.
You can react to Stairway to heaven live at Madison Square Garden and it would be still too short for me if it's Led Zeppelin.
Or Dazed and Confused at Earl's Court lol
Song Remains the same into rain song.
Robert Plant is an Icon. His voice is amazing.
I've just watched the first 3 minutes and there is one thing I missing. You're not headbanging enough.
Thank you Beth. Fan of your videos! Since I´m from Iceland I must inform that they wrote this song inspired from summer solstice in Reykjavik Iceland after concert in the summer of 1970. "we come from a land of ice and snow...ect". Brilliant song. Thank you Beth :)
This is nothing short of Rock-n-Roll perfection!!!
His voice was fine in the later 70s. He seemed to have his full range in Kashmir which I have heard on their bootleg albums in 75 and 77.
This song is pure gold.
Back in the day, these men ruled. Such skill and power! They help set the bar. Others dreamed of four men having talent at this level...
Andre Matos, former singer of Viper, Angra and Shaman, passed away today at the age of 47. Could you react to one of his songs from any of these bands? He was from Brazil and meant a lot to the metal community here and around the world.
Shaman - For Tomorrow or Fairy Tale (live)
Yes
Hi Beth!! Great job! Thank you. I Love this song
Glad you like it!
Great reaction... one of the best bands. Looking forward to more reactions.
Your videos are the first thing I watch each day. Love it!
I was lucky enough to see Zeppelin in Glasgow in 1972 at Greens Playhouse which became The Apollo. 3,000 people crammed in, Zeppelin on stage and No-one was standing. I swear I looked round and saw the balcony moving up and down gently to the rhythm of the stamping. What a night and my ears were still ringing a bit the next morning.
There are a few flat notes here and there. Because back in 1972 they actually sang their songs and didn't wait to autotune it before they released the concert album. People today who only listen to current singers have no idea what an actual voice sounds like when it SINGS.
Robert Plant is still performing to this day. He is an Awesome Dude. A living Legend.
Victim of Changes, Priest live 1979 (Unleashed in the East) Best scream ever.
React to Andre Matos from Angra and Shaman Make Believe, Fairy Tale or singing Wuthering Heights, he was a former vocalist of brazilian heavy metal banda Angra and passed away last saturday.
I see you chose to react to the greatest band of all time, I approve and want more.
ohh the risky LZ vid. Their record company is notorious for pulling content down. Hope it manages to stay up!!!
Love your commentary and how you analyze every singer's +'s and -'s.
You got to have a take of Axl Rose and Guns and Roses, either AFD or the UYI records... maybe Estranged or Coma. 2 incredible songs.
React to another '72 song! Like "Child in time" of Deep Purple (Made in Japan version)!
Ian Gillan was sooooo good!
Red Rec YESS
@@alganet - Gillan's anti-shyness could NOT have been helped by singing the voice of Jesus in Webber and Rice's tour de force, "Jesus Christ Superstar" around this time. His ego was bound to bump into that of Ritchie Blackmore, a man notorious for his OWN swollen head. If you've read today's news, he STILL has a big ego, and it doesn't bother him at all. Long Live Rock and Roll! And Long Live Beer!
Yep. Please!
Hey! Here is my reaction to Deep Purple: th-cam.com/video/LZwuzxt341Y/w-d-xo.html
Great choice!!! Im ready for some Since Ive been Love you
Claaro que si! La versión en vivo en milwakee 1970
The audio is from a Long Beach Arena show in 1972, the film footage was from Sydney, Australia in February 1972. I was there, 17 years old at the time.
his voice really excels in "whola lotta love" (studio version), but his voice was always greatest, hard to imagine LZ without him .....
The great gig in the sky (Live Pulse) - PINK FLOYD please!!!! 🔥🌟
Alan Mendieta I totally agree
NOT LIVE! the best version is with Claire Tory...
Soundgarden beyond the wheel 1990
Chris Andreou hell yea, that’s a good choice. The live in Germany one.
@@MustObeyTheRules No, fuck no. He's drunk as shit and does not nail it anywhere near as well as many other versions. Milwaukee 1990 for instance. LA 92, Seattle 92 (Paramount), Austin 1990, many better versions
The last saw Soundgarden in 2014 and was amazed that Chris Cornell could STILL hit all the high vocal parts on Beyond The Wheel.
Amadeus Diamond man, shut the fuck up. He nails it
Loud Love 1989
Black dog live 1973 madison square garden
Or something from Listen To This Eddie (1977?) when Plant has recovered his magical powers. Going to California is a hell of an example.
j freed so true, love that song, but my favorite is probably Ten years gone on ”physical graffiti ( if think the album is called that )”
Live version at belfast in 1971 is insane my friend!
Please react to "Alice in chains- Down in a hole MTV unplugged live"
Much love and respect.🖤
Yesss. The harmonies in that performance are so chilling.
Sang by Layne, not the new whats-his-name.
@@yuredoom in fact was sleeping. But doesnt matter, will always be the best!!!
more like thier official video ( would)
Hey! Here is my reaction to Down in a Hole: xth-cam.com/video/PdIUUDIWvEc/w-d-xo.html
She could read the time to me, and I’d still watch
I saw the sister concert in Melbourne, this concert was filmed in Sydney a week later. Robert did complain of a sore throat and was drinking a concoction of honey and herbs 😧
Absolutely love that, one of my favorite bands of all time. thank you girl, hugs
Colter Wall "The Devil Wears a Suit and Tie" You will not be disappointed
A perfect circle - 3 Libras on Late Night
Tool - Part of me (Chicago Open Air)
Or
Tool - Sweat (Lincoln)
Yeah, I couldn't believe Maynard transformed back into the 90s version... killed it on those.
This is a "mash up" - the live performance footage is not the same performance as the song audio you were hearing, but they did a nice job cutting it together.
It is actually clips from the same song...Immigrant Song, Australia, 1972, spliced together.
@@tektoniks_architects It isn't. There is video containing the proper songs for each slice. Just search for 1972 Australian tour Led Zeppelin tour proper sync. You will get it. th-cam.com/video/dx0cHO2Vgro/w-d-xo.html here is the link.
Hi, Beth, The "Great State of Chicago" here. ...... Led Zeppelin, the best band there ever was, the best band that ever is, the best band ever shall be!!!! (Grammatically???)
D- on the grammar, mate.
The footage was Led Zeppelin in Australia.
Loving your work on these videos, you really give some great insight into these legendary singers! Especially been enjoying your rock/metal singer analyses, they've been giving me a whole new level of appreciation for those guys and gals. Keep up the great work!
Obligatory requests: Faith No More (I Started a Joke or Ashes to Ashes), Nirvana (Where Did You Sleep Last Night - MTV Unplugged), The Cranberries (Zombie) and INXS (Never Tear Us Apart)
Hey! Here is my reaction to The Cranberries: th-cam.com/video/ZXlD8IkxO6Q/w-d-xo.html
This was awesome! I am most didn't watch it, but I'm glad I did. Thank you for sharing.
You should react to an early version of Dazed and Confused (1969) or Since I’ve Been Loving You! Killer vocal performances on those songs!!
I tried this song at a Karaoke and it was way more of a workout than I expected.
Led Zeppelin has added several live song performances in better quality to their channel over the past few years. Going to California, The Ocean Song, Stairway to Heaven, etc. Beautiful songs.
Beth, can you react to André Matos? He was the first singer of Angra and Shaman who died a few days ago. He's considered one of the best heavy metal singers from Brazil. i would LOVE to hear you react to "Carry On". Thanks!
Another great song selection, good job Beth!!!! Best hair on the internet!!!!
God.. John Bonham's drumming is amazing in this video
Saw them in 1977 at the Forum here in L.A. they didn't have an opening act, so it was almost four hours of continuous music, oh sure they took breaks here and there but they were few and far between. It was awesome though and it is something I will never ever forget as long as I live.
Zeppelins was always my favourites the guitars of Jimmy and the drums of Jon was so on tandem, but i would slightly take pause and let you know how beautiful you are Beth. Keep up the noble job.
Should be mentioned, as a discount, that Immigrant song used to be the first song played on their sets, and the "aAAAhh" screams at the beginning were dubbed in later for the recording. So most likely his voice was still warming up so to say. Also worth mentioning, that some people are referring how their sets went on for three and a half hours, while that's true, let's not forget Jimmy Page's monstrous solos and Moby Dick which accounted, surely, for almost half of the time where Plant didn't sing. Nice video!
Led zeppelin is for me one of the greatest bands of all time...and Robert is one of the greatest frontmans of all time. And you have so much knowlege about it,and you are so cutee🤭
Try the 1970 Since I've Been Loving You live in Montreux and As Long As I Have you 1969 live in Fillmore West..
The best rock band in the world
With all of the snorting, smoking, shrooms, shooting, quaaludes, pills, drinking, acid, it's a wonder anyone survived the '70's - 80's. I wasn't even in a band & I don't know how I survived the '80's.
R.I.P. those that did not...🤘
Oh, and 5:03... Absolutely! Used to get me all the time. I've stressed to people that once you discover that part of the voice, it can be relatively easy to keep it up there (if that's a strength of your voice anyway), but it's moving through the passaggio (and for me it was moving back down more than up through it) where I tended to struggle. In fact, one of the things that may have been challenging for Plant during his '71-'72 years was how much he was moving up and down through his bridge during his phrasing... you'll hear it a LOT on songs from the first two albums that he was performing live during this era.
Saw Robert Plant live in Sioux City IA in Nov. '90 -- and in the final set he did a note-perfect rendition of "Immigrant Song". Was pretty amazing.
Of course he did the "can you believe *I* am playing *here*??" thing, and it's like yeah, asshole, we live around here, and it's more or less where you came from, so get over yourself just a bit.
Three libras - a perfect circle (Maynard James Keenan) live on leno
I'm demanding this gets played on repeat at my funeral with "Valhalla, I am coming" on my tombstone.
One must react to since I've been loving you
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with his surgery. a big contribution would be performing just about every night little rest and drugs and alcohol.
A line from this song is a great life lesson. "Peace adjust in spite of all doing."
This was a great choice, Beth, as he still was pre-surgery, and also because of the instrumental part to end it. That's not on the studio version and I think it adds a lot because, as you pointed out, there is the this odd timing going on between rhythm section and Jimmy's guitar. Is that called syncopation? Dunno, but it's done so tightly that I find it to be a great example of how tight the band was. They were unconscious and tied together by telepathy of some kind.
Just a stampede of sound.........this song is just epic!
Janis Joplin ball and chain monteray pop festival where she became famous!
Ooh, that's a damn fine idea.
Ball and Chain
Plant always has a power voice to be reckoned with. What fascinates me is how much I hear early Page with The Yardbirds thruout
I Love It !!
Thanks for listening
You don’t dance to Led Zeppelin, you just kick back and listen to the words Robert is singing and John, Jimmy, and JP are playing
imagine if you had bands likes this. man. .... that would have been a major step further
This is an epic song