Welcome back! I'm glad you're doing well and that it was just moving, which is incredibly stressful, that kept you away. I too love the piano in this one!
So glad to see you back! JPJ and Robert had a bigger influence on this album. JPJ is awesome on the piano. Jimmy Page made a few minor guitar mistakes, but he left them in. He always preferred a spontaneous feel over a perfect take. Along with "All My Love," this is one of just two Zeppelin songs Jimmy Page had no part in writing. It is credited to Jones and Robert Plant. At the time, Page and drummer John Bonham were spending a lot of time together and were rarely at the studio when Plant and Jones started working on songs for In Through The Out Door.
I agree, I love JPJ on this one! While it isn't one of my favorites, it has definitely grown on me through the years (as most of them that aren't necessarily your favorites usually do). Other commenters have already told you the circumstances of this album, so I won't repeat it too. Again, I'm so glad you're back, you were really missed! ☮️❤️
OMG OMG YAY **You** are back!!! F YEA!!! Very **Happy** to see ya back! k going to go watch now & see what your thoughts & feelings are on this one Weeeeeeee...
@@CosmicVagabondPixie I left you a message he was back, lol it’s on that Deep Purple reaction you listened to, I knew you’ve been worried & wondering too.
@@sicotshit7068 OH Awww Thank YOU ever so! & i am So Sorry i did not see the other comment is there a way that you can get notifications from people who leave you comments/replies? or do ya just have to like go back & check? let me know if ya know & YES we were both worried about our **One & ONLY To Mito** & were talking to each other about it i am very **Happy** we keep in touch **MyFellowLedZeppelinLover** i will go & read the other comment now YOU are so **Sweet** & **Thoughtful** Thank YOU once again! & SO **Ecstatic** that **To Mito** is Ok as i know YOU are as well
Jonesy gives this a bit of a honky-tonk feel with his piano. And then the end almost feels like gospel. Plus you've got Jimmy with song great licks. I'd give this a 9 out 10 even though it's my least favorite on the record. Watching you react to the rest of this album is going to be a treat because every song is absolutely unique.
This is a fun little rollicking number, full of Jonesy's boogie woogie/honky tonk style keys. On this, he plays a tack piano which has tacks or nails attached to the piano's felt-padded hammers which adds a bit of percussive effect. Jimmy's solo is simple but I think it reflects the overall "joie de vivre" of the song.
This album for the most part isn’t one of my favorites, I guess because compared to all that came before it, it had a lot to live up to. I love JPJ, but you can tell it’s more his album then Page’s creativity. Again so glad to have you back, know that you’ve been missed. Thanks for your reaction.
@@ToMitoReacts1017 quite a bit lower then it always used to be, even in your chat about being away was too. It was a little better on my phone compared to my IPad.
This was recorded at the old house just in case you were wondering why the green screen is up in this vid
Glad to have you back and with Led Zep 🔥
This track has grown on me for sure. I like the casual flow of it.
Welcome back! I'm glad you're doing well and that it was just moving, which is incredibly stressful, that kept you away. I too love the piano in this one!
So glad to see you back!
JPJ and Robert had a bigger influence on this album. JPJ is awesome on the piano.
Jimmy Page made a few minor guitar mistakes, but he left them in. He always preferred a spontaneous feel over a perfect take.
Along with "All My Love," this is one of just two Zeppelin songs Jimmy Page had no part in writing. It is credited to Jones and Robert Plant. At the time, Page and drummer John Bonham were spending a lot of time together and were rarely at the studio when Plant and Jones started working on songs for In Through The Out Door.
I agree, I love JPJ on this one! While it isn't one of my favorites, it has definitely grown on me through the years (as most of them that aren't necessarily your favorites usually do). Other commenters have already told you the circumstances of this album, so I won't repeat it too. Again, I'm so glad you're back, you were really missed! ☮️❤️
“Fool In the Rain” is the real gem of this album, followed by “All My Love”. “I’m Gonna Crawl” is a terrific deep track, too.
@@BBaldwin yes I can agree with each of them.
OMG OMG YAY **You** are back!!! F YEA!!! Very **Happy** to see ya back! k going to go watch now & see what your thoughts & feelings are on this one Weeeeeeee...
@@CosmicVagabondPixie I left you a message he was back, lol it’s on that Deep Purple reaction you listened to, I knew you’ve been worried & wondering too.
@@sicotshit7068 OH Awww Thank YOU ever so! & i am So Sorry i did not see the other comment is there a way that you can get notifications from people who leave you comments/replies? or do ya just have to like go back & check? let me know if ya know & YES we were both worried about our **One & ONLY To Mito** & were talking to each other about it i am very **Happy** we keep in touch **MyFellowLedZeppelinLover** i will go & read the other comment now YOU are so **Sweet** & **Thoughtful** Thank YOU once again! & SO **Ecstatic** that **To Mito** is Ok as i know YOU are as well
@@CosmicVagabondPixie usually if you tap the persons name, it should notify them.
Jonesy gives this a bit of a honky-tonk feel with his piano.
And then the end almost feels like gospel. Plus you've got Jimmy with song great licks.
I'd give this a 9 out 10 even though it's my least favorite on the record. Watching you react to the rest of this album is going to be a treat because every song is absolutely unique.
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This is a fun little rollicking number, full of Jonesy's boogie woogie/honky tonk style keys. On this, he plays a tack piano which has tacks or nails attached to the piano's felt-padded hammers which adds a bit of percussive effect. Jimmy's solo is simple but I think it reflects the overall "joie de vivre" of the song.
This album for the most part isn’t one of my favorites, I guess because compared to all that came before it, it had a lot to live up to. I love JPJ, but you can tell it’s more his album then Page’s creativity. Again so glad to have you back, know that you’ve been missed. Thanks for your reaction.
Your volume is pretty low.
It's actually sacrilegious to listen to Zeppelin at this volume....... :)
@@Newfie-zc7ug he usually doesn’t , but he moved & has to reset up everything.
Is it really that low? I moved the volume slider all the way up to 500% on i movie so im a little shocked it still sounds low
@@ToMitoReacts1017 quite a bit lower then it always used to be, even in your chat about being away was too. It was a little better on my phone compared to my IPad.