Drum Teacher Reacts: John Bonham 'No Quarter - Live 1973' - Led Zeppelin
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What Led Zeppelin did between 69 and 79 can never be duplicated again.
To 1980. ;) They actually did ~14 shows in '80.
I believe their best stuff and peak was early '70's.
@@geetee2694 '80 was rough. I love Led Zeppelin - they'll always be my favorites - but 1980 was nowhere near as good as what they were doing from '68-'73. And they themselves would probably be the first ones to tell you that.
@@johnr.8275 the original post referred to albums, I extended out until bonham's death.
With that said, the 73-76 phase produced my top 5 favorites. (Achilles Last Stand, No Quarter, In The Light, Ten Years Gone, The Rain Song)
@@geetee2694 Ok, I got ya now. I agree, in the studio they were fantastic pretty much the whole way through. '74-'75 brought us a good chunk of Physical Graffiti and Presence, and you can't argue with either one of those albums. Both are killer! I was referring to live. From '75 onwards things got pretty rough live, with a few bright spots here and there (the '77 LA run, Earl's Court, etc.).
When Robert Plant's son Karac died in 1977, it was John Bonham who helped pull Robert out of his depression. Bonham was the soul of the band in more ways than just being their rhythm.
Yes JPJ played bass pedals while playing his keyboard,very underrated musician.
Amazing
The man is a multi-instrumentalist and has composed a version of this song. I think it was Earls Court ‘75.
The man’s a genius.🇦🇺
J.P.J. was criminally underrated. He really was a master..., he literally played everything and is still producing today. That's off to you, John Paul Jones... you are one of one..
Page knocks the solo out of the park. One of the best live guitar solos by anyone of any era.
It's outrageous Cam
One of Jimmy Page's very best guitar solos. Poetry in every note.
Agree. Super solo
Agree completely, magical....
And the images are from there movie Song Remains the same
Cannot agree more, I listened to this solo so many times. I think this song and guitar solo made me to move towards jazz music. The guitar during the theme return is phenomenal too. The way how Robert's slow theme singing is countered by the overexcited guitar is just something extraordinary.
try any of the '77 (yes, 77) NQ's, especially june 11 77 MSG. Peace.
JPJPlays bass with the foot pedals. The video is from the movie “The Song Remains The Same”. This MSG 1973 concert was a part of the movie.
^^^ This!
Thanks Anita!
It's been edited n cut up doesn't really go like this it's annoying
Yes!!!
Literally what I came to say lol
This is by far the best version of no quarter!
POWERFUL
Bootleg versions of 22 mins Black dragon with Axe'72 and a COLOSSAL 31 min Badgeholder's Only version are THE GOLDdust versions from These Magicians. Sadly no video exists..
Hear 'em & get 'lost' in another timezone and another mate..where they give
NO QUARTER . ✌🏼🎼🔊🥁❤️🎸🙏🏼
The guitar solo is perfect. Every note, every run is perfection. It's so good I swear I can taste it!
Zeppelin’s dynamics are unbelievable!! ✌️
Yes Mark!
This is an example of why they were the greatest band of all times!
I absolutely disagree with your use of 'were', ARE is more apt.
Bonzo in the zone laying down a telepathic swinging groove...Jimmy improvising incredibly in the zone, JPJ with beautiful keys and bass pedals and Plant opening the portals to the great mythical adventure-What more do you need!
Bonham & Page are the two sides of the same piece !!genius and feeling !!! this solo was the best in all music history ... as Clapton said Page was not on the earth when he played no quarter in MSG !!! nobody can never play a solo with such feeling like this guy called jimmy page .
Brilliant solo for sure
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@@vangledosh comfortable numb!
It was out of this world cause he was high on that cocaine lol I remember i laid out of school caise this vame on at 8am and wasn't going to miss it. You could actually get away with things in 2000...
Jimmy's best live solo? Totally underrated. Jimmy could write, and every solo was loaded with melody and meaning that fit the rest of the piece.
This is from the movie "Song Remains the Same" One of the best pieces of music I have ever heard. The band dynamic is completely unique; it is no wonder they remained apart after Bonzo's death.
So to clarify:
-The live footage is from the Earl's Court performance, May, 1975.
-The audio is from The Song Remains The Same movie (released in 1976, but presents live footage from the 1973 Madison Square Garden show)
-The fantasy scenes depicting the band members are also from the movie but in a completely different order so this is obviously a fan cut.
I recommend watching the original movie scene where they play No Quarter, the quality is better and the audio is in sync with the video
Great info David!
Yeah, the Empress Valley logo on the lower right had me wondering, but I figured it out pretty quickly! At first I'm like, "Waaaaait a minute..."
This is the audio from the Garden in 73 as far as the video it’s fan made and uses clips from the movie
All three instruments play together so well.
100%
When Giant's Walked the Earth 🌎 Led Zeppelin
🙌
This is one of my favorite Zeppelin songs and this version is the best!
Right on!
@@AndrewRooneyDrums I just came across a epic 35 minute version from the Forum in Inglewood, CA on 1977/06/27 on TH-cam that you may want to check out. It's audio only but is absolutely awesome!
Epic huge piece of music. Who else could pull this off, especially live? What's really impressive is that at no time did they even appear to rush the tempo. Just a slow menacing groove from start to finish.
Yeah it's from The song remains the same movie. Best band that ever walked the face of the Earth so far in my opinion. Rain song is another great tune I dont know if you did a video on it.
My favorite live Zeppelin song of all time. The entire middle section with the piano solo, the entire band jazzy vamp and the insane guitar solo are just perfection.
Hey I'm an Aussie..Yes Jon Paul Jones is playing a type of mellotron/keyboad, with brass, wind and strings instruments, and yes Jon Paul jones playing the bass at the same time....This version is the best I've ever heard.and seen. They communicate during the songs, Jon Paul Jones looked at John Bonham to give him his cue to start playing...The film you see is from the 1975 film, The song remains the same.It's worth the watch..Each of their characters are reflective of themselves...A bit of drugs was involved obviously..It's a mad film..Enjoy it....
Probably the greatest version of the greatest song by the greatest band of all time.
There are some great boots out there of this song that will blow your mind!
“Tour dates? Theses are for tomorrow!”
I felt that the solo is very progressive, funky and jazzy all at the same time. It’s so cool.
Indeed Roberta!
you can find some bootlegs where the Jones/Bonham middle section is longer and quite mindblowing
I live in the U.S., but was in England a few weeks ago visiting family. I don't play much anymore, but my son does. We visited John Bonham's grave while I was there and it was overwhelming, surreal. In the middle of nowhere in an ancient churchyard near his beloved farm. We also visited the mill where there shot the cover for Black Sabbath's first album. Also surreal.
Ahhh you did listen to No Quarter - my favourite song by my favourite band. The bass is played on Moog Taurus foot pedals - it’s a huge, deep bass sound, like a bull. Epic
Blowing UP my head... This Song is one of my favourites..
Unreal isn't it!
RE: Page's weird appearance in the movie. Jimmy was massively into the occult, Aleister Crowley, the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn and the idea of real 'magik.' He even bought and lived in Crowley's former manor 'Boleskine House.' Of the four symbols they used for the fourth album, Page's Zoso most closely followed the 'magik' sigils of the angels. That's the kind of thing that sells albums, still. He was also a big fan of heroin and cocaine.
Yes John Paul is great with the bass pedals even on some of the acoustic songs he plays the guitar, mandolin and bass this is three men and a singer it blew my mind as a jazz guitarist how could they stay in time ! I love this band !
Bonham was the thunder
100%!
JPJ played the bass pedals while he played the keyboard. Yes, this has a jazzy feel to it at times, and it's one Page's best guitar solos - imo. The clips were from the concert movie The Song Remains the Same, where they had some fantasy sequences. However these particular scenes were fan cut, and didn't match the original.
My fav Zep track and album (soundtrack to my youth) - thanks for posting mate!!
Had to comment again after watching this great reaction video one more time. I used to be in a band that did lots of open improvisation, and more often than not at our live gigs I used to find a place, somewhere deep in some jam or another, to play the beat in this that you say sounds like Herbie Hancock. Complete with the same fills that Bonham is doing here to break up the solos. The rest of the guys were clueless about Led Zeppelin, but the bassist and guitarist always immediately caught on, and they'd always turn to me, grinning and more than happy to play the game. Good times!
Love it! 🙌
John Paul Jones was playing bass with his feet. He does the same on live versions of Since I’ve Been Loving You.
I would recommend the Live or Studio version of In My Time Of Dying for a good Bonham performance.
Also anything from their bootleg show at the LA Forum in ‘77 (also known as “Listen to This Eddie”). This show is known as Bonham’s best night. He’s unbelievable in the opener with The Song Remains The Same.
I love this song ❤
Thanks for reacting to the greatest band ever ❤
This has long been a favourite piece of drumming - the lead in to the guitar solo with the hi-hat I've enjoyed trying to replicate for all the years I've owned my Ludwig drum kit.
Nice one Stephen!
Never heard a dirge like this before or after. They were simply amazing.
You have one of the greatest Jazz drummers ever playing in a progressive rock band😁
Here’s the jist of the lyrics
Before you could call for help by phone radio or text, you sent your biggest, meanest most trusted soldiers to get a desperate message out. They ask No Quarter-get out of their way! They take heads, beat down push through-they take the path where no one goes! They take No Quarter- it has to be done do or die!
The greatest band ever ! I love Bonzo and his stagger !
Yup!
This is a fan edit of the various “fantasy” sequences that each member had in different songs in the movie
right on!
Personally i think this is the most psychedelic song ever, those notes in the beginning are like an acid trip
Yup. Very transportative
I watched the film the song remains the same on 2 hits of acid and was transported through time and felt like I was actually at the gig. One of the most amazing and mesmerising experiences I've ever had
@@MC-xz4wv midnight movies, 2.5 hits of Goofy blotter, 1981.
Whole damn show...
In rx school we did ton of clean lsd. Inhaled NO and TSRTS...boom.
Led Zeppelin pushed the uniqueness of the individual solos and the expertise of merging the sound in every song
A 4 man machine - intensely satisfying in every way! 4 men but one giant genius brain!!❤😂
A great reaction, of course! This seems to be a clip from their movie from the 1970's. Saw this when it came out in a theater with a bunch of my friends on a Friday night when it first opened after standing in a long line of kids. Very cool.
Man hearing that song gave me a flashback to the 7th grade I was it kid again hanging out with my buddies all sitting around tripping black light posters on the walls everybody's burning one we had no worries everything was great it was Good Time to be Alive Wow the '70s Those Were the Days
One of my favorite Zep tracks this one shows just how diverse they were, check out the version they did with Jason on Celebration Day Concert (very good). On another note you spoke about The Headhunters I still have my Dad's original vinyl of Survival of the fittest from 1975 god dam good stuff that is. Mike Clark - drums, Zak Diouf, Baba Duru Oshun and Harvey Mason, - percussion.
love your reactions by the way.
Great Press
Exceptional Drummer...
Thanks
Hammer of the Gods.. Required watching for any band!
Thanks Scott!
Pure brilliance
Loved your reaction to the song Rooney. I grew up a huge fan of Zep and my first album I bought ironically was the live album Song Remains The Same where this track came from. By the time I acquired the Houses Of The Holy album where the studio track of No Quarter originated, both songs were night and day different but each version was a masterpiece in their own way. To this day I'd love to know the notes or chords to the chorus so I could record this as an influence cover song for one of my own recordings. I seem to have the keyboard part down pretty well, it's just the choruses that's preventing me. Anyway, I hope one day soon I could have you critique some of my own original work. :)
Black Dog is worth exploring. The time in it is really interesting. Thanks for the very entertaining videos!
The SRTS album, No Quarter solo is by far my most favourite solo. No other solo comes close. Every note, every phrase, everything about it is as good as it gets.
And, a big and, without John Bonham there is no solo. You can't have a solo like that without the kind of drumming that Bonzo provides. And off course, JPJ on keyboards second to none and Plant's vocals makes this the very best song. My favourite ever.
Not the one in this video but the one on the SRTS album. Still hear often and never tire of it!
Awesome
Simply said simply the best
Thanks for doing this one. To answer a couple of questions: The film footage is some bizarre edit of different portions of their concert film, The Song Remains the Same. It has little to do with what's actually going on with this particular song. Some of the footage is also from Earl's Court in '75. Also, Jones is playing an electric piano. Later, yes, it's Jones playing bass, but with foot pedals. He's a master musician.
Hey fellow kiwi and drummer, I’ve been eating and drinking Led for over 35 years been devoted since I saw this video playing at a party up the east coast when I was 15 . Jimmies solo and Erick Bell from Thin Lizzy ,the songs called the rocker that solo is mean as well.🤙
Yo! Great to see fellow Kiwi's on here :)
Lots of good trippy music from that era!
You can feel the influence in the 90's grunge sound. Talk about a song that takes you on a trip! I think that speed is just one skill of any band but Zeppelin can slow things down and grind them out as good as anyone too.
Agree!
You should definitely watch the whole movie The song remains the same. It's a great concert. They all play amazingly.
This from the movie "The Song Remains The Same" it shows the different band members in there everyday life. Great DVD
Tom Morello was a Zep Fan.His mother was my history teacher an we talked zep all the time.Check out Govt Mule especially live and Matt Abbts drumming.Very versatile drumming.
Thanks Gavin!
Govt. Mule's live rendition of "No Quarter is excellent.
@@bubhub64 Agreed I think Govt Mule rendition of anything is great. Been seeing them since 95.
Jimmy is killing it!
This was just amazing song at that concert.
Wait to you hear the solo on the live version of Stairway from this same movie. Bonham and Page’s interplay is key both on this song and that.
The grove of JB and Bonaham @ 7:29-11:12 mighty fine. Hope you relisted to lead in to the 10:00 M mark. Much more important than the cookware. Too bad concert footage dropped at the best part. So glad you did this one! Lovin my koss sportapros. Hidden Gem - $25
I like it best when you talk over the track sometimes so we can still listen vs stopping freq. Finding a balance is hard I assume, but so worth it for the audience to keep coming back for your analysis! I really like your channel.
I'm not a drummer, but appreciate all instruments. Melody and Guitar are my wheel house. Like you, I listen to lyrics later if at all. Sad. I'm working to go back to great classics where the bands were also trying to tell their fans whats going on in the lyrics given the constraints of the system.
That would be an awesome channel idea. Uhm?
I was at the show in msg. The Song Remains the Same is a movie made of the 1973 performance in Madison Square Garden there are a lot of dream sequences put in the movie
You should check out Nick Pierce from Unearth. His drum cam for The Great Dividers is unreal. Very fast paced with lots of rhythm changes. Everything about it is unorthodox yet incredibly perfect
Sounds good!
I believe the Absolute Brilliance of John Bonam’s live Moby Dick!
If you haven’t already watched or listened to, you’re missing out on something very special!!!
You must take time and watch The Song Remains The Same with surround sound of course !!!
Great guitar solo..!
Yes Nazaruddin!
Led Zeppelin live 1973 Hamburg playing I can't quit you. You can thank me later.
There is an outtake vid on youtube that contains a much faster tempo early version of NQ. It apparently wasnt working so they slowed it down. Brilliant!
Oh wow! Yes the tempo is so crucial
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You should react to How many more times,from the Denmark tv show 1971
1969
@@robertjohnson3128 yeah my mistake
John Paul Jones truly shines on this piece!! Honestly, there are few rhythm sections that can match the prowess & perfection of Jones & Bonham! Lee/Peart (Rush), Entwhistle/Moon (Who), Chancellor/Carey (Tool) - just to name a few in the upper 'stratosphere' of the keepers of time & bombast!
I've loved this version from day one of hearing it - never get tired of it!!
Nope, not bass with the keyboards, with his feet...all the while killing it on the mellotron.
the drums of Bonham cure my desire to travel.
Jimmy and John Bonham also do back up vocals. John does back up vocals on the Ocean.
Great song.
It's a journey!
LED ZEPPELIN É ISSO AÍ: FEZ DE TUDO. MÚSICA PRA DANÇAR, SAMBA, PROGRESSIVÃO COMO ESTE, HEAVY, FOLK, MÚSICA CLÁSSICA ETC. O CURRÍCULO DOS CARAS É O MAIOR E MELHOR DO MUNDO. UMA ENCICLOPÉDIA MUSICAL.
Read “the chronicles of Thomas Covenant” series to this recording on repeat. Such a great song and sound and atmosphere.
JPJ played something call 'bass pedals', Ray Manzerak of the doors, also used them
Yes he is playing the bass foot pedal and the keyboard. He does it a lot in many live videos they have. A different songs that require it. Stairway to Heaven live also one of my favorite ones the brand new Celebration Day the new quarter version is very good also.
The song is from the movie The Song Remains The Same. That's why the video is that way
Yup got it
I know I'm 2 years too late here, but this footage is taken from the concert film "The Song Remains the Same", which is full of these segues in and out of concert footage.
Thanks Kevin!
Nothing better than Zeppelin live!! I would consider this a jazz piece.
Pretty much!
Master piece
Yes! One of my favorite Zep songs...totally uncategorizable, a true original. Not my pick for "the best of Bonham," though. You really must check out the studio version of "In My Time of Dying."
Thanks Mike!
In My Time of Dying is their longest studio track but it doesn't feel like it. One of my favorites too.
In My Time of Dying was based on the gospel song done by Blind Willie Johnson in the 1920's called Jesus Make Up My Dyin' Bed.
@@jeffmalloy8200 I've heard that song. I've also read parts of Amleth and the haint tales strung together in ghostly outline of the predecessor play Ur-Hamlet. Doesn't make Shakespeare's Hamlet any less a true original.
Mike Haliday......yep. I wasn't slighting Zep's version at all. Just paying homage to their influences.
UN TEMAZO......LOS 70 Y 80'S . BANDAS CON TALENTO.
Totally agree n never will be duplicated
At least we have the records and footage
Yes, JPJ is playing bass with his feet on pedals, And playing keyboards at the same time.
You asked if Jones was playing bass on the keys as well. He's playing bass with pedals while playing the keys.
EXCELLENT
it's in a drop d chord which is why there's a similar sound to soungarten they also tuned down frequently
Nice info. Thank you
As mine blown as you are, can you imagine those of us as teens hearing them for the first time??!! It was the most exhilarating, heart pounding experience of my life musically 😃. They are the standard that everything had to be held up to ever after lol. Many come close but none equal or supersede imo. I’m so grateful to have grown up then 🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️❤️😎
This is a clip from the Movie..."The Song Remains the Same". Highly recommended for any NEW Zeppelin fan.
This tune. Epic. Made a teenager in the suburbs feel just like some kind of wizard Viking warrior slogging his way through the foggy moor on his way to the field of battle, when the kid was just late to 1st period Home Economics.
They were showing a bit of their Life sequences 👍
Big John Bonham. Damn he was good!
JPJ used foot pedals to play the bass in this song.. He did this with other songs as well. Ray Manzarek did same with The Doors.
An underrated drummer is Stephen Perkins from Jane's Addiction...
Correct about Jonesy playing the bass pedals, however Ray Manzarek did not use bass pedals - he mimicked the bass on the keyboard live and in the studio a session musician played the bass on Doors songs.
The footage is from the concert / concept movie The Song Remains the Same.
Boham was a wee bit late with the guitar rhythm ,maybe a half second and it gave a colossal punch to his kick to snare rhythms