Haha….”I mean, that music is just oozin’ out their souls!” That’s probably the single greatest compliment you could give about Led Zeppelin. You get them. 😉
Just 4 men in their 20s, no special effects, producing music so original and powerful to last for so many generations. Will always sound new and fresh. ✌
Holy shit can I get a amen? This is how it's done folks. Thank you Jamal. This has always been my favorite Zeppelin song. Don't know how may times I've heard it and it still jumps right out of the speakers and slaps me upside the head and demands I listen again. I will be 58 in a few months and it's just like the first time I heard it 46 years ago. There will never be another Zeppelin.
Fun fact: They took an blind poll in England "To make the greatest band of all time from members of different bands"... Jimmy, Robert, Jones and Bonham won. I tend to agree
Was that the actual whole performance ...not edited for the final cut? Loved it. When the movie premiered here at a midnight movie, we all dropped blotter called Dolphin. 3 hits for me. Dosed to them many more times in rx school...mixed w NO2 sometimes...wow. Statute of limitations has run out on my past!!
How is there to my friend 15 throwback from the center. I'm from Wayne New Jersey at that time. My uncle worked in the Gibson Factory in Mahwah New Jersey and he is the one that got 10 tickets from Gibson Guitar Factory when he worked there
I am 2 years younger than dirt. But when I see a live Zepplin performance I am forever young. That's what they do for me STILL after 50 yrs of listening to them
My favorite song of all time. This live version if basically a duet between Plant's vocals and Page's guitar. And that guitar tone is what guitarists to this day are chasing.
Someday the beatles said Led zeppelin couldnt create and play a ballad, then Led Zeppelin create "The Rain song" one of the greatest rock ballads of history. Definetely a song you must listen bro. ✌
@@juliemanarin4127 yes ! TSRTS/Rain Song live version from the soundtack ...... my fave from the movie/LP really. Rain Song - such a beautiful but haunting epic...
Actually the Beatles did NOT say that. George Harrison suggested to John Bonham that they needed a ballad. Jimmy Page wrote the first two chords of the Rain Song as a tribute to George's song "Something". Next time you hear Rain Song, sing "Something in the way she moves..." when it starts. That's the real story.
This is one of their best live performances ever. I put this live version up there with their live version of No Quarter from TSRTS. The guitar solos in both of those songs is other-worldly. Sheer perfection.
Boy, I don't know, 77 at the Forum "Listen to this Eddie", is #1 in my book, and many other Zep fans, that was Friday night, I was there on Saturday night, excellent show. BTW it was $12.25 for the show, can't park your car that cheap today.
I was fortunate enough to see Robert Plant perform live last month with his band the Sensational Space shifters. They played many led zeppelin songs and he still brought the energy!
I'm so glad you watched this because, like you said, you can't really get a feel for how great they are until you see them performing live. They are phenomenal!
The best EVER. During a period from say 1969 to 1976 he was the best guitarist in the World. This Band couldn't be touched during a ten year period of touring...Critics hated them but just watch their live performances lol, they were rock Gods. Heroin maimed a Legend, Jimmy came back from all the abuse but was never quite the same. My favorite guitarist, My favorite band... not even close.
No quarter live on "The song remains the same" will blow your mind!!! All four members display amazing musicianship. Its my favorite Led-Zeppelin song ever recorded
@@aaronsilver1975 "In the beginning, back in 1955,man didn't know about a rock and roll show and all that jive. The white man had the smoltz, the black man had the blues, no one knew what they was gonna do but Tchaikovsky had the news. He said," Let there be sound", there was sound. "Let there be light", there was light. "Let there be drums", there was drums. "Let there be guitar", there was guitar. Oh, let there be rock" 👍🏽✊🏽✌🏽🏴☠️
Grew up with Zeppelin. They were perfection in the studio & on stage they showed what it meant to play from your soul! Hit 50 this year & have kept them No.#1 since the day I first heard them. Never be another band like them. And Happy Birthday to the GOAT....John Henry "Bonzo" Bonham!!! R.I.P
I'm 56 years old and at the age of 6 for the first time I listened to a Led Zeppelin song coming out of my older brother's vinyl. I was shocked!! 50 years have passed and since then I have been waiting unnecessarily for a group of this level to arrive. Of this fabulous piece that I will have listened to thousands of times, I recommend listening to the original of the vinyl and not the live, with the rustle of the stylus spinning on the record! Every time I feel it I get chills and I get moved. For me this is the best song that has ever been written, the best of all time. These 4 artists had no and will never have rivals, their brains and their talents were too far ahead, in 1970 they wrote, composed, played and sang at a level that is still impossible to find in a band today. Thank you for making us listen. Hello from Italy.
Salvo C I'm 52 and have been a zepplin fan for around the same time as you ,since I was about 6 years old. Nothing will ever come close to them for guys like us .I will have led zepplin in my heart and soul forever. I hope you are ok during this horrible time .Thanks salvo
One of the best videos ever. Rewind back to the early 70s on a Friday summer night, drinking beer, smoking a joint and eating pizza on the beach under a palm tree with your best girl and listening to this song.
The fact that you have named songs like this as your most precious Zepplin experiences, tells me that you get it and are a true lover of amazing live music and amazing musicians. They have never left my top 3 and I love them more and more each day even after decades hiatus. We are blessed with the live concerts that have dropped recently The reason you’ve had so much trouble sharing is because of how hard it was to see this stuff. But now in the last year, mother loads of love content has dropped
Most rock bands do a ballad....and its like, “M’kay.....can you play something less shitty?” This band does a ballad and , “Woah. Face melt.” So somber. So relatable. Just incredible. The vocal and the guitar are telling the same story, like they’re competing with one another. Unreal.
Easily one of the greatest concerts ever filmed, bar none. This is the thing I love about Reaction channels, I get to relive the gobsmacked emotions and astonishment of watching someone experience incredible music for the first time, while recalling my same reaction decades ago. Props, bro.
I listen to Zep every day and have done since 1976 when my brother lent me the first album and I will continue to listen up until the day I go to the stairway. Simple the greatest band to have ever graced this earth nothing comes even close.
ive been listening since 1970 so im right there with you I listen to Zep every day at some point and also do the "zepathon" on a regular basis. Rock on LED HEADS rock on !
The studio version is sweet precision. The live very is passion. If you do any more Zep consider Gallows Poll from Led Zep III. Thanks for your reactions.
This clip is from their concert film, _The Song Remains the Same,_ which chronicled three shows they did at Madison Square Garden in 1973, and was released in '75. I remember going to see it multiple times. Incredible film. Imagine this on a thirty-foot wide screen. If you love Zep, you cannot miss that movie. Kick back sometime and watch the whole thing. It's the one chance you'll have to see an actual Led Zeppelin concert, presented with the best film techniques of the time. Two and a half hours, all of it incredible. (It includes a 26-minute version of "Dazed and Confused", and 15 minutes of Bonzo's solo drumming on "Moby Dick", plus four fantasy sequences, one for each band member.) You won't regret it. :)
Yeah...but this is not the original audio from the movie. It seems like every 5 years or so, a different version of this movie comes out. Luckily, I still have a VHS from 1985. EDIT: Further into the video now, it's not just the audio that's totally different. It's the video. All the shots of the kids in the audience have been removed. EDIT2: Here, I found the original. Excellent quality. th-cam.com/video/1gHlbHtdVLU/w-d-xo.html
You ABSOLUTELY have to try "Dazed and Confused" from the same "The Song Remains The Same" live video - seehow they make 6 minute song into over 26! Geniuses they were, to say the least! Actually, the full film is recommended!
Should see em when they are in there 60`s and still preforming it at the O2 Arena in London 2007 Robbert and Jimmy still kill it............ its a 2 hour show tho ...dont know if your face can hold up
Oh nice, he got the legendary version of the song: Led Zep at Madison Square Garden. Easily the best version of the best LZ song. So much soul, heart, and underlying desire/heartache.
@@anthonykargoglou7205 Interesting. I would not describe Plant's voice on this as "weak" in any way. There are many, many frontmen who would give their right nuts to sound that "weak." He has certainly sounded cleaner in other versions, but the grit and power--the willingness to force his voice past the breaking point to add soul to the sound--is one of my favorite aspects of his singing. Plus, you never know, or knew, what you were going to get out of him in any particular gig, especially from '73 on. Same for Page, actually. It's Bonham and JPJ that were the backbone of all of it.
How can you not, but love the music of Zeppelin. There is so much I could say but I think I'll just go and listen some more of there music and feed my soul.
Led Zep had sooooo many great songs. Dyer Maker, whole lotta love, Kashmir, stairway to heaven, lemon song, since I’ve been loving you, fool in the rain, man the list goes on and on. The lead in guitar riff for whole lotta love, makes me want to get up and get it. You just know what’s coming.
Just found your channel and I LOVE IT!! As far as Led Zeppelin goes, you’ve seen Plant’s singing and Jimmy’s guitar but you really need to see why John Bonham is considered the best drummer of all time... check out the live version of their song Rock and Roll from Knebworth 1979 and his drum solo at the end won’t disappoint! 🔥
The entire concert this is from is stunning, start to finish. The melodic ideas that spring forth from Jimmy’s fingers mesmerize me. No Quarter from this concert is my favorite.
This was my band growing up, was lucky enough to see them twice. They would left the audience up, bring them back down, up and then just shatter them. Unbelievable band, best ever.
Yes. I highly recommend it. I feel it's a better live rendition than the studio recording. Since I've been loving you, i prefer the studio. Live is great too though!
August 1980 over here. 😁 I always think of my mom when I hear zeplin. I grew up to my mom listening to zeplin, full volume while we cleaned the house. If she wasn't playing a zeplin vinyl, she'd be playing and singing their songs on her guitar. My warmest childhood memories of my mom. Last Christmas she gave me the guitar she used to play zeplin for us on. Like zeplin, she is a legend and still gets down at 63yo.
The Beatles....Led Zeppelin......The Who......Yes......Blood Sweat and Tears.....The Doors......Creedence Clearwater....Joe Crocker.....James Brown......were the gods of music and they All performed in 3 to 4 hour concerts with this amount of emotion and intensity!!!!
Please do a LIVE version of It Can’t Quit You, Baby’. The song in this video and the one I just suggested are played in my home just about every day. Both are magnificent.❤️💜💙🖤 Annie
I think everyone needs a friend like you to encourage them! If my singing could make you do the Stank face ONCE I'd never give up singing! Keep up the reaction video's my friend!
I saw them in seattle, in 77. They were an experience that you just can't describe. The crowd is just hypnotized, also helped with what was being past around.
OB Old Fart checking in. You chose a GREAT Led Zeppelin classic. 3 points: 1. I'd say this is more southern than western. Zep loved their blues. 2. You chose a concert staple. There's nothing like this live. It's a great example of a song that wasn't on the radio, but played at every concert, like Van Halen's Romeo Delight. Check it out live. 3. Zep's backed by the best rock drummer in the business, John Bonham, and he rules in this song. Thank you my friend and keep it up.
Jamal, I have a very unique song for you to listen and react to. The band is called the Average White Band and they are from Glasgow, Scotland, UK. They were the R&B, Soul music geek Scotts but when they came out and had the major debut in the States, many black radio stations played their song. And they came to the States for their first tour, my friend was there and he told me that about 75 to 80% of the audience were the brothers and sistas. When there are some hillbilly looking white boys came out on stage, almost all audience thought as they are the roadies, came out on stage for tuning the instruments. Everybody thought as the band is the British brothers. But soon as the tuning has completed, those white boys started to play and sing. First, the audience was liked stunned, but a second later, everybody has gone crazy because they were the band. A real deal R&B music but played by the Scottish white boys. Sadly, the leader of the band and the drummer passed away with heroin overdose and then after, the black drummer was brought in. But this drummer was from England, too. They were so good and mostly lip-sync Soul Train show's producer let them play live in the studio. This is one of they early hit "Cut The Cake" and it's live. I thought as listen and reacting to such unique band might be a big fun for you as well. th-cam.com/video/bSq93Hsn0Bg/w-d-xo.html
Squeeze me baby, 'till the juice runs down my leg Squeeze me baby, 'till the juice runs down my leg The way you squeeze my lemon, I I'm gonna fall right out of bed, bed, bed, bed, yeah
For those of us that grew up on this movie these newer edited releases/versions just don't seem right when watching them. The only bonus to the later releases are the never released footage of the ocean and over the hills.
I'm glad you love this, I love this. This is from a movie called Song Remains the Same. You should just watch this whole movie dude the whole movie the whole movie the whole movie
They played PERTH in73 I was 33years old, I'm still rocking, mainly in my chair, this music is music to my ears, I'm now 79years YOUNG will be listening till the day I die.....
I saw Zeppelin live that year. I saw the film 4 times in a row on the day it was released in the cinema in 1976. I have lost count of how many times i have seen it since.
Remember their influence was the delta blues. English kids had never heard the blues from the USA before. Caught them by surprise, and they loved it. Base Led Zeppelin influences.
I saw them live february 6th 1975 in Montreal Forum, Quebec, Canada. I was 13 yrs of age and my mom and dad were fanatics of that group. My father told me once : Zep reinvented rock music and no one will surpass them. They traced the way for the 70's and 80's rock to come.
YAAAASSSS!!! I was born after this time too and I wish I could have seen that live. WOW!!! LOVE THIS! Like you, I am just discovering these rock groups from the 60s and 70s, but I am DEFINITELY a Led Zeppelin fan now too ;)
Haha….”I mean, that music is just oozin’ out their souls!” That’s probably the single greatest compliment you could give about Led Zeppelin. You get them. 😉
Just 4 men in their 20s, no special effects, producing music so original and powerful to last for so many generations. Will always sound new and fresh. ✌
Holy shit can I get a amen? This is how it's done folks. Thank you Jamal. This has always been my favorite Zeppelin song. Don't know how may times I've heard it and it still jumps right out of the speakers and slaps me upside the head and demands I listen again. I will be 58 in a few months and it's just like the first time I heard it 46 years ago. There will never be another Zeppelin.
that song bird Robert
AMEN!!
Fun fact: They took an blind poll in England "To make the greatest band of all time from members of different bands"... Jimmy, Robert, Jones and Bonham won. I tend to agree
Should’ve been peart on that survey
I was there, and my ears were ringing for two days.
You were!? Wow I am so jealous!
I'm super jelly!
Was that the actual whole performance ...not edited for the final cut?
Loved it. When the movie premiered here at a midnight movie, we all dropped blotter called Dolphin. 3 hits for me. Dosed to them many more times in rx school...mixed w NO2 sometimes...wow.
Statute of limitations has run out on my past!!
LUCKY!!!!
How is there to my friend 15 throwback from the center.
I'm from Wayne New Jersey at that time. My uncle worked in the Gibson Factory in Mahwah New Jersey and he is the one that got 10 tickets from Gibson Guitar Factory when he worked there
Best band ever! Talent, charisma, chemistry, soul, swag and looks all in one. The perfect storm!
RMLtiger You hit the nail on the head! 🎯🎯🎯
Looks? WTF? XD
teppolundgren Don’t know what XD means but whatever.
@@RMLtiger "Hysterical laughter face".
The greatest is right
I am 2 years younger than dirt. But when I see a live Zepplin performance I am forever young. That's what they do for me STILL after 50 yrs of listening to them
Same here. Memories flood back of the great 70's. Best music ever. Zeppelin music my all time favorite albums.
May I borrow your saying, “2 years younger than dirt”?
Led Zeppelin are timeless- glad we can appreciate together here ✨
My favorite song of all time. This live version if basically a duet between Plant's vocals and Page's guitar. And that guitar tone is what guitarists to this day are chasing.
Someday the beatles said Led zeppelin couldnt create and play a ballad, then Led Zeppelin create "The Rain song" one of the greatest rock ballads of history. Definetely a song you must listen bro. ✌
Gotta do the live The Song Remains The Same/The Rain Song...will blow your mind!
I agree
@@juliemanarin4127 yes ! TSRTS/Rain Song live version from the soundtack ...... my fave from the movie/LP really. Rain Song - such a beautiful but haunting epic...
Beatles suck. Paul McCartney did better on his own when he created Wings.
Actually the Beatles did NOT say that. George Harrison suggested to John Bonham that they needed a ballad. Jimmy Page wrote the first two chords of the Rain Song as a tribute to George's song "Something". Next time you hear Rain Song, sing "Something in the way she moves..." when it starts. That's the real story.
The music can stand on its own, but the stage presence they had only added to the greatness that is called Zeppelin. Thank you peace
A lot of their live stuff is better than the studio version
I was born listening to zeppelin... I'm 50 now and still love them. I appreciate them more each year I can't think of many bands i can say that of.
I'm 79 and believe me it won't leave you, I still remember the show here in PERTH from 1973 WOW....🌏😎😎😎 FROM AUSTRALIA...
I am 50 as well I appreciate the music more now with people like Jamel listening and getting it that what I like.
Same boat brother! Born listening & haven't stopped yet! Zeppelin never gets old!!! Just hit a half of a century this year to.
60. Been a Led Head since Zep1
John Paul maintained the foundation of the song. Jimmy was just on fire. And Robert is fabulous as usual. Great performance.
This is one of their best live performances ever. I put this live version up there with their live version of No Quarter from TSRTS. The guitar solos in both of those songs is other-worldly. Sheer perfection.
Boy, I don't know, 77 at the Forum "Listen to this Eddie", is #1 in my book, and many other Zep fans, that was Friday night, I was there on Saturday night, excellent show. BTW it was $12.25 for the show, can't park your car that cheap today.
@@bluesman0903 I wasn't even born yet. 😂
@@MixtapeMagic LOL, that's ok, it's nice to know this music has longevity.
That No Quarter solo is my favorite solo of all time. Just sounds like he's dancing around Bonham's drums and Jonesy's keyboard
I was fortunate enough to see Robert Plant perform live last month with his band the Sensational Space shifters. They played many led zeppelin songs and he still brought the energy!
Hey man! Another Brian Johnston! How many times do you get Brain Johnson?
I saw them in Houston back in 2014. They opened with Babe I'm Gonna Leave You... and I cried a bit.
@@brianjohnston5325 Haha,it's usually followed by a pinky and the brain joke
@@lathspell87 it's one of their best songs. I would love hear it played live
Led Zeppelin....nothing else needs to be said.
I'm so glad you watched this because, like you said, you can't really get a feel for how great they are until you see them performing live. They are phenomenal!
"Heartbreaker" and "How Many More Times'' is a must.
To me, Jimmy Page is a guitar God!!
The best EVER. During a period from say 1969 to 1976 he was the best guitarist in the World. This Band couldn't be touched during a ten year period of touring...Critics hated them but just watch their live performances lol, they were rock Gods. Heroin maimed a Legend, Jimmy came back from all the abuse but was never quite the same. My favorite guitarist, My favorite band... not even close.
I thought He was to everyone ❤️👍🙏🙏
Think of how many techniques are used just in this song alone
I grew up on this, Joplin, Ozzy, Jimi Hendrix, early Pink Floyd, and more greats.
@@metaphoria3 when the band's had true talent.
No quarter live on "The song remains the same" will blow your mind!!! All four members display amazing musicianship. Its my favorite Led-Zeppelin song ever recorded
lmao its seriously just so good, its unbelievable how epic this song is.. my fave live song of all time.. now *that's* led zeppelin 🤟
I had this whole concert on VHS as a teen. Life changing.
Justin G me too. This and Let There Be Rock. Wore the VHS out
@@aaronsilver1975 "In the beginning, back in 1955,man didn't know about a rock and roll show and all that jive. The white man had the smoltz, the black man had the blues, no one knew what they was gonna do but Tchaikovsky had the news. He said," Let there be sound", there was sound. "Let there be light", there was light. "Let there be drums", there was drums. "Let there be guitar", there was guitar. Oh, let there be rock" 👍🏽✊🏽✌🏽🏴☠️
Same brother
Grew up with Zeppelin. They were perfection in the studio & on stage they showed what it meant to play from your soul! Hit 50 this year & have kept them No.#1 since the day I first heard them. Never be another band like them. And Happy Birthday to the GOAT....John Henry "Bonzo" Bonham!!! R.I.P
I'm 56 years old and at the age of 6 for the first time I listened to a Led Zeppelin song coming out of my older brother's vinyl. I was shocked!! 50 years have passed and since then I have been waiting unnecessarily for a group of this level to arrive.
Of this fabulous piece that I will have listened to thousands of times, I recommend listening to the original of the vinyl and not the live, with the rustle of the stylus spinning on the record! Every time I feel it I get chills and I get moved. For me this is the best song that has ever been written, the best of all time. These 4 artists had no and will never have rivals, their brains and their talents were too far ahead, in 1970 they wrote, composed, played and sang at a level that is still impossible to find in a band today.
Thank you for making us listen. Hello from Italy.
Salvo C I'm 52 and have been a zepplin fan for around the same time as you ,since I was about 6 years old. Nothing will ever come close to them for guys like us .I will have led zepplin in my heart and soul forever. I hope you are ok during this horrible time .Thanks salvo
One of the best videos ever. Rewind back to the early 70s on a Friday summer night, drinking beer, smoking a joint and eating pizza on the beach under a palm tree with your best girl and listening to this song.
The fact that you have named songs like this as your most precious Zepplin experiences, tells me that you get it and are a true lover of amazing live music and amazing musicians. They have never left my top 3 and I love them more and more each day even after decades hiatus. We are blessed with the live concerts that have dropped recently The reason you’ve had so much trouble sharing is because of how hard it was to see this stuff. But now in the last year, mother loads of love content has dropped
When he hit the high not I was saying to myself whoa that’s raw talent right there
John Paul Jones is such a great musician, also love his bass playing in The Lemon Song.
Most rock bands do a ballad....and its like, “M’kay.....can you play something less shitty?” This band does a ballad and , “Woah. Face melt.”
So somber. So relatable. Just incredible. The vocal and the guitar are telling the same story, like they’re competing with one another. Unreal.
Easily one of the greatest concerts ever filmed, bar none. This is the thing I love about Reaction channels, I get to relive the gobsmacked emotions and astonishment of watching someone experience incredible music for the first time, while recalling my same reaction decades ago. Props, bro.
Jimmy just assaulted that guitar 🎸 in a good way !!!!!
'Tea for one'
, only song of theirs that may out blues and soul this one
Steven Smith, I thought I was the only one who put Tea For One above any other Zeppelin song, though SIBLY, The Rain Song, and Thank You are up there.
Agreed, I think most of Led Zeppelin should be enjoyed live. The only way to listen to it.
Should do the live for Stairway To Heaven from this concert you wouldn't regret it.
Yes!
10 minutes plus of pure heaven...💜
Yes
Heart also did a live version of Stairway to Heaven, those ladies killed it. Kennedy Center Honors th-cam.com/video/ecVoF8OVWts/w-d-xo.html
I listen to Zep every day and have done since 1976 when my brother lent me the first album and I will continue to listen up until the day I go to the stairway. Simple the greatest band to have ever graced this earth nothing comes even close.
ive been listening since 1970 so im right there with you I listen to Zep every day at some point and also do the "zepathon" on a regular basis. Rock on LED HEADS rock on !
I do too! They consume my playlist!
Me too...
you and me both! I love them so much I watch other people listen to them too--lol
WINDZUP 1700 I’m 18 years old and Led Zeppelin is my most played band/musician ever. Listen everyday.
The studio version is sweet precision. The live very is passion. If you do any more Zep consider Gallows Poll from Led Zep III. Thanks for your reactions.
you should react to Achilles last stand by Led Zeppelin, both the live and original versions are very good so you could react to either one
Yes live is amazing! 1979
@@juliemanarin4127 Bonham drives that song.
This song has been billowing in my soul since I was 9yrs old..They truly earned the title as "The hammer of the gods"..😎🎸
This clip is from their concert film, _The Song Remains the Same,_ which chronicled three shows they did at Madison Square Garden in 1973, and was released in '75. I remember going to see it multiple times. Incredible film. Imagine this on a thirty-foot wide screen. If you love Zep, you cannot miss that movie. Kick back sometime and watch the whole thing. It's the one chance you'll have to see an actual Led Zeppelin concert, presented with the best film techniques of the time. Two and a half hours, all of it incredible. (It includes a 26-minute version of "Dazed and Confused", and 15 minutes of Bonzo's solo drumming on "Moby Dick", plus four fantasy sequences, one for each band member.) You won't regret it. :)
There's also the 1970 Albert Hall film -- and of course the Denmark Radio footage too
Agreed! This is one hell of an experience!
At the Drive in- TRIPLE BILL- this with Pink Floyd "Live at Pompei" and The Rolling Stones "Gimme Shelter".
Yeah...but this is not the original audio from the movie. It seems like every 5 years or so, a different version of this movie comes out. Luckily, I still have a VHS from 1985. EDIT: Further into the video now, it's not just the audio that's totally different. It's the video. All the shots of the kids in the audience have been removed. EDIT2: Here, I found the original. Excellent quality. th-cam.com/video/1gHlbHtdVLU/w-d-xo.html
This is different from what I've known...and this is almost better, dare I say that.
You ABSOLUTELY have to try "Dazed and Confused" from the same "The Song Remains The Same" live video - seehow they make 6 minute song into over 26! Geniuses they were, to say the least! Actually, the full film is recommended!
Amazing how little of this is in the studio version!
Astounding, gobsmaking, astonishing, life changing, amazing, never to be beaten, from GREAT Britain to the world for all time!
Should see em when they are in there 60`s and still preforming it at the O2 Arena in London 2007 Robbert and Jimmy still kill it............ its a 2 hour show tho ...dont know if your face can hold up
Check out "No Quarter" from this concert. Amazing!
Being at a concert was amazing and a blessing to hear see and feel every moment
Led zeppelin is the best band ever and this song is my favorite🙂👍
I love your channel congratulations from France👏😃
Thanks🙏🏾
Saw Zeppelin twice in concert in the 70s. "Since I've Been Loving You" has always been one of my favorite songs by the.
Oh nice, he got the legendary version of the song: Led Zep at Madison Square Garden. Easily the best version of the best LZ song.
So much soul, heart, and underlying desire/heartache.
i say exactly the same pal, every lick, drum fill vocal fill is perfect!
Its not the beat live version there are multiple better version
@@anthonykargoglou7205 your opinion
@@LaMarcGasoldridge of course in my opinion. i just think plants vocals are a little weak compared to other versions
@@anthonykargoglou7205 Interesting. I would not describe Plant's voice on this as "weak" in any way. There are many, many frontmen who would give their right nuts to sound that "weak." He has certainly sounded cleaner in other versions, but the grit and power--the willingness to force his voice past the breaking point to add soul to the sound--is one of my favorite aspects of his singing. Plus, you never know, or knew, what you were going to get out of him in any particular gig, especially from '73 on. Same for Page, actually. It's Bonham and JPJ that were the backbone of all of it.
How can you not, but love the music of Zeppelin. There is so much I could say but I think I'll just go and listen some more of there music and feed my soul.
Led Zep had sooooo many great songs. Dyer Maker, whole lotta love, Kashmir, stairway to heaven, lemon song, since I’ve been loving you, fool in the rain, man the list goes on and on. The lead in guitar riff for whole lotta love, makes me want to get up and get it. You just know what’s coming.
Just found your channel and I LOVE IT!! As far as Led Zeppelin goes, you’ve seen Plant’s singing and Jimmy’s guitar but you really need to see why John Bonham is considered the best drummer of all time... check out the live version of their song Rock and Roll from Knebworth 1979 and his drum solo at the end won’t disappoint! 🔥
live is always the best with Zeppelin... still blows my mind after over 30 years of listening to them :)
Dude we had new songs on the radio, just so good, at least every other day. That. Is how blessed us old people are,
I hope you'll get a chance to watch 2007 live at the 02 Arena, Kashmir or No Quarter was just awesome.
I was there! They still got it too!!! The crowd was amazing...
@@tom121curry Wow now I'm so jealous thank you 😁
Best Led Zeppelin song EVER. Saw them live 8 times. They never failed to disappoint.
The entire concert this is from is stunning, start to finish. The melodic ideas that spring forth from Jimmy’s fingers mesmerize me. No Quarter from this concert is my favorite.
This was my band growing up, was lucky enough to see them twice. They would left the audience up, bring them back down, up and then just shatter them. Unbelievable band, best ever.
I seen them twice, my favorite rock, blues band, the last time he was older but his voice was as clear as a bell, just Beautiful
Greatest live band ever
Yep imagine being 17 and experiencing such profound, epic music.Nothing ever compared completely. There's no recovering from it .
Are they amazing or what? Nobody better!! Watch In My Time Of Dying live! Better than the studio version!
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You should do What is and What Should Never Be next.
Amazing song! You will love it!
Strange choice imo.
Live at the RAH
Todd Kelly
Why is that strange? IYO
@@freethinkersaredangerous1524 A few reasons. Not a popular song. Not like this song. Just seemed like a bigger amount of thumbs up than expected
Now ou need to do 1970 I can't Quit You Baby live
absolutely !
Without a doubt!
Annie
Yes, absolutely!
Yes. I highly recommend it. I feel it's a better live rendition than the studio recording. Since I've been loving you, i prefer the studio. Live is great too though!
Oh yeah, that's a killer one.
August 1980 over here. 😁 I always think of my mom when I hear zeplin. I grew up to my mom listening to zeplin, full volume while we cleaned the house. If she wasn't playing a zeplin vinyl, she'd be playing and singing their songs on her guitar. My warmest childhood memories of my mom. Last Christmas she gave me the guitar she used to play zeplin for us on. Like zeplin, she is a legend and still gets down at 63yo.
The Beatles....Led Zeppelin......The Who......Yes......Blood Sweat and Tears.....The Doors......Creedence Clearwater....Joe Crocker.....James Brown......were the gods of music and they All performed in 3 to 4 hour concerts with this amount of emotion and intensity!!!!
Please do a LIVE version of It Can’t Quit You, Baby’. The song in this video and the one I just suggested are played in my home just about every day. Both are magnificent.❤️💜💙🖤
Annie
Dazed on confused live, from the song remains the same album. They turn an 8 minute song into a 27 minute song. It’s actually insane
45 years ago 15 years old remember it like it was yesterday Madison Square Garden
I think everyone needs a friend like you to encourage them! If my singing could make you do the Stank face ONCE I'd never give up singing! Keep up the reaction video's my friend!
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Rain Song- same show!
Same here when I saw them in 77' in L.A. My 13 year old ears were ringing for a couple days after, to the point I was actually concerned about it.
I saw them in seattle, in 77. They were an experience that you just can't describe. The crowd is just hypnotized, also helped with what was being past around.
My favorite Led Zeppelin Song! ❤️
OB Old Fart checking in. You chose a GREAT Led Zeppelin classic. 3 points:
1. I'd say this is more southern than western. Zep loved their blues.
2. You chose a concert staple. There's nothing like this live. It's a great example of a song that wasn't on the radio, but played at every concert, like Van Halen's Romeo Delight. Check it out live.
3. Zep's backed by the best rock drummer in the business, John Bonham, and he rules in this song.
Thank you my friend and keep it up.
Jim O'Fallon You nailed it.
React to Led Zeppelin "Going to California" . I enjoy you my man keep it going !
Jimmy Page (James Patrick Page) one of the greatest guitar musician ever🎸🎸
Jamal, I have a very unique song for you to listen and react to. The band is called the Average White Band and they are from Glasgow, Scotland, UK. They were the R&B, Soul music geek Scotts but when they came out and had the major debut in the States, many black radio stations played their song. And they came to the States for their first tour, my friend was there and he told me that about 75 to 80% of the audience were the brothers and sistas.
When there are some hillbilly looking white boys came out on stage, almost all audience thought as they are the roadies, came out on stage for tuning the instruments. Everybody thought as the band is the British brothers.
But soon as the tuning has completed, those white boys started to play and sing. First, the audience was liked stunned, but a second later, everybody has gone crazy because they were the band. A real deal R&B music but played by the Scottish white boys. Sadly, the leader of the band and the drummer passed away with heroin overdose
and then after, the black drummer was brought in. But this drummer was from England, too.
They were so good and mostly lip-sync Soul Train show's producer let them play live in the studio.
This is one of they early hit "Cut The Cake" and it's live. I thought as listen and reacting to such unique band might be a big fun for you as well.
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JPJ was probably the most diverse member of the band. A super talented guy.
"the lemon song" Led Zeppelin. you will love it!
"The way you squeeze my lemon, I'm gonna fall right outta bed" 👍🏽✊🏽✌🏽🏴☠️
Squeeze me baby, 'till the juice runs down my leg
Squeeze me baby, 'till the juice runs down my leg
The way you squeeze my lemon, I
I'm gonna fall right out of bed, bed, bed, bed, yeah
For those of us that grew up on this movie these newer edited releases/versions just don't seem right when watching them. The only bonus to the later releases are the never released footage of the ocean and over the hills.
Led Zeppelin - How Many More Times - live Danmark tv show 1969
The song that hooked me to Led Zeppelin at 14 when this was released on their first album. Bought every album they ever made. Life changing music.
I wouldn’t be mad if this was the only song to ever exist
Need to do The Rain Song, No Quarter, The Song Remains the Same, Moby Dick, and Ten Years Gone.
Moby Dick, live, will probably kill him.
@@wesalker3479 the stank face maximus may go into complete overload
You gotta do Zep live 1975 Trampled Under Foot at Earl's Court.
They were humming that night
There was nobody better than Zeppelin back then. Feel blessed to have grown up in that era. The music was the best.
I'm glad you love this, I love this. This is from a movie called Song Remains the Same. You should just watch this whole movie dude the whole movie the whole movie the whole movie
You should watch they're version of "Bring it on Home" Live ! Recorded by Sonny Boy Williamson and written by Willie Dixon
Now I'm a subscriber.
This and Whole Lotta Love are my FAVORITE SONG
They played PERTH in73 I was 33years old, I'm still rocking, mainly in my chair, this music is music to my ears, I'm now 79years YOUNG will be listening till the day I die.....
I’ve watched this too many times to count. Always great!
I saw Zeppelin live that year. I saw the film 4 times in a row on the day it was released in the cinema in 1976. I have lost count of how many times i have seen it since.
This is why we say the Brits brought the blues back to the USA. The opened everyone's eyes and ears again to this beautiful music.
Llevo escuchandolos más de 20 años y aún me dan ganas de llorar.
Remember their influence was the delta blues. English kids had never heard the blues from the USA before. Caught them by surprise, and they loved it. Base Led Zeppelin influences.
Saw them in 1973..there are no words. Still my favorite band..❤ Plant
Blues central with a bit of rock.The heart and soul they put into these songs....period.It is a ride.
I saw them live february 6th 1975 in Montreal Forum, Quebec, Canada. I was 13 yrs of age and my mom and dad were fanatics of that group. My father told me once : Zep reinvented rock music and no one will surpass them. They traced the way for the 70's and 80's rock to come.
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YAAAASSSS!!! I was born after this time too and I wish I could have seen that live. WOW!!! LOVE THIS! Like you, I am just discovering these rock groups from the 60s and 70s, but I am DEFINITELY a Led Zeppelin fan now too ;)
Saw L.Z. twice in concert and heard Since I've Been Loving You both times. An amazing band to see live.
Timeless music....I am glad I got to hear this music and that this stuff was filmed.Epic comes to mind,and legendary......