Led Zeppelin - Bombay Sessions (Full Album)
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- Bombay Session (1972) A Very Rare Album By Led Zeppelin.
It Was Limited To 500 Copies Only!
Tracklist:
01 - Friends Rehearsals
02 - Four Sticks Rehearsal
03 - Friends Final Mix Take 1 With Vocals
04 - Friends Final Mix Take 2 With Vocals
05 - Four Sticks Final Mix Stereo
06 - Jimmy Page Acoustic (Demo)
P.S. - I Don't Own Any Copyright Of This Album.
Led Zep , the Beatles , Devadip Santana , Shakti McLaughlin and so many others on the path of enlightment during the70's. The bong, the chillum and the wide opened 3rd 👁 ..
the big bang in the mind 🕉 . I don't get it all but those indian musicians are directing Led Zep 😅 !!!
THATS AMAZING!!!!!! NOT more comments on this??? I love how they used oriental way to compose the song, indian sing their rythmes before actualy playing it ! LEd Zep really fit with that vibe!!! Crazy!
The most amazing thing is that they’re all communicating in music. They’re aren’t speaking the same language. The Indian musicians are speaking in Hindi with them. It’s a chaotic beautiful process to experience
James Patrick Page + Robert Antony Plant + John Richard Baldwin + John Henry Bonham,
the juggernaut of Valhalla,
best band EVER 🤟✊💪
Just so great. Rare and indeed so rare. No wonder, India had such a great influence on them and all the tech wizards we know of who were greatly influenced by such music. 👌👌👌
I just heard Sadhguru say that his favorite song from his teens was "How Many More Times". I wonder if he knows about this.
send me the video where he said that please
Sounds like Page was still piecing together The Rain Song at the end there.
Where has this been hiding? Fantastic 😁
Shows how much further Zeppelin where from the rest, with their search for soumds
Oh, you mean like the Beatles, who had done it 5 or 6 years before?
@@consueloporkrind5055 let's not compare legends
@@consueloporkrind5055 In the words of Jimmy Page, "I had a Sitar before George Harrison"
@@cosmosaic8117 Please don't compare art.
This sounds like Jimmy's soundtrack for the Ken Anger film that was rejected. Amazing!
The acoustic song at the end is drop dead gorgeous, you can hear his fingers on the strings, it's such a thing of beauty. Perhaps more than just a Stairway inspiration but also a bit of Ten Year's Gone? There's some pretty harp rolls in there.
Very much in the moment
Why am I just finding this now?
lol me too
where have you been?
@@mre7550 Not sure, it was a year ago.
Me too
Indeed, A Surreal Vibe. Thank You For This.✌️✌️✌️
You can literally use this for a guitar lesson tutorial directly from the band... This is so cool....
Too bad there's no video thanks to Peter Grants immune reaction to video cameras... Such an impingement on the legacy... We really need more zep music to revive from new angles at this time of music crisis...
oh the chaos! (if you understand what the people are saying) :D How I wish that had recorded a full album in Bombay!
Zazabor I can't understand half of the hindi/urdu due to too much noise but I can tell that the indian musicians are extremly excited.
Plant has albums steeped in the Indian/rock genre.
wonder how i got to the treasure chest...!!!!
this is pure gold !!!
I wish if they could have made more tracks
Very trippy
You can really hear where the arrangements for Page & Plant no quarter ‘unledded’ came from. And if JPJ was not originally part of their forays into Bombay, maybe that’s part of why they didn’t have him on the unledded album - it was more a Page/Plant exploration. But still, I think JPJ would have made the no quarter unledded album even better than it is imho
Fuck yeah
I bought this album vinyl in 2000 how much is it worth?
I would like to buy. Can shell out GBP 20-30.
-Sarangi: Ustad Sultan Khan-
Was it really? It doesn't sound like him, but maybe it is. Where did you hear that it was Ustad Sultan Khan? Now I'm super curious.
Any idea who the Shehnai player is?
@@jwallah346 Listen to the beginning of this. That accurate, dynamic sarangi playing sounds like signature Ut. Sultan Khan. th-cam.com/video/i27PreIPTlo/w-d-xo.html
@@jwallah346 I found a news article that confirms it. Unfortunately, I don't know the shehnai player. It isn't listed there either.
@@zadspecial Wow! Was it in the Hindustan Times? I think I found it. I never knew that and I knew Khansahb well and still know his family.
What is the name of the wonderfully annoying Indian Instrument in this jam session ? ?
Shehnai
I think it was some sort of audio corruption. It was Shehnai but it does not sound so annoying in reality.
Jimmy Page says in his book a Sarangi was used for the Bombay (then called) sessions.
Which book ?
@@amolrokade7447 Book of the dead - Egypt