2007. Ahmet Ertegun concert performance by Led-Zep. JPJ speaks to Page and Plant before the rehearsals for the gig. "We are going to do this right - or I'm not going to do this". (Leave it to the anchor of the band to set the ship straight!). And you know what? They sounded GREAT!
Problem with him, Blackmore and a few others is that picking a favourite piece of magnificence is like trying to decide who my favourite child (and if they read this, no favourites!!!!!). Just utter brilliance, both technically and emotionally.
One of the best improvised live guitar solos you will ever hear. Today I was at the produce stand near my house and I heard Black Dog playing on somebody's phone. I looked around to figure out who it was and it was a 10ish-year-old African-American girl dancing away to Led Zeppelin. If that doesn't show you the range of people that they affect, for 54 years and counting, I don't know what else it would take. Truly amazing.
@@glenchapman3899 Jimmy needs to loosen up and float more things out so as to get better exposure. He's so greedy and anal about how and where his work is displayed. You can't take it with you Jimmy! Although his kids and exes probably could use the money. 🤷🏿♂️
Best band ever. More than 1/2 century after they arrived no band got closer. Too damn great, out of adjectives to try to describe a bit of Zeppelin magic, timeless!!
I guess you know now why the 70's is the absolutely greatest era ever in the history of music......end of story. This is what we listened to every day among a plethora of mind-blowing and soul-searching compositions from morning to midnight......as whatever was your pleasure for the moment. We lived life like each day was worth discovery and it was fantastic to be alive. You can dig deeply into the 70's music and never tire of it......regardless of the band or genre. You would not believe my album collection......you would just not believe it. Steven from Texas.
@@PeterTea yep, the stairs down to his vault is the real stairway to heaven. I picture the shots of Jimmy playing “ramble on” from “it might get loud”… in a basement surrounded by vintage amps, guitars, and god knows what else. At first I wondered if that was a set created for the film, but the caption says, “London” and with the other scenes of him listening to “the rumble” surrounded by his record collection, it’s clear that they filmed at jimmy’s tower house… and that basement is 100% real. 😳
I still remember the first time l heard this tune. Hanging out with my cousin lava lamp, black light, 500 Watt stereo and a nice chunk of blonde hash. Life altering time for sure.
My favorite Jimmy Page solo I've ever heard, live or on vinyl he just kills it. Like it so much I named my daughter Paige. Just send chills the pull-offs the tension the release the tension builds again he just f****** kills it! Can't forget about Bonham. I like it so much I learned it
Proof again ! That Led Zeppelin is the greatest rock band ever.! How about Page's guitar solo ? Rebeka, You should just buy this DVD. It's titled The Song Remains the Same
LZ's versions of prog rock are never "cold" or "tricky"... they still hold melodies, riffs, builds, logical rises and falls.. so they become so pleasurable to listen to.. as well as being able to be so "on the edge" or avante garde... I think it's JPJ's influence of classical music that roots it all.
This live version is the best concert performance ever captured as far as I'm concerned and Pages solo is the best one I've ever heard. No Quarter to me is the hightlight of the movie as crazy as that sounds with other songs more well known like Stairway, The Rain Song, Dazed and Confused and Whole lot of Love.
to be there in the 70s was epic. Wish I could go back. no bs then.. Rebeka just like a lot of Zeps songs i can see it took over your mind. You were in another place.
This is the epic side of Robert Plant's lyrics - for me this song paints the bleak picture of war and how the people at home wait for news of the fate of those they love.
As much as it warms my heart as each person picks out their favourite member of this incredible band, it must be said that Jimmy Page was the undeniable heart of this band no matter how many pictures some people may like to paint about Bonham Plant or Jones, great as they were. No artist or painter or musician in history comes close to the subconscious genius of this man, you really oughta know.
Dude, something you don't know is that 80% of film TSRTS was shot at the studio, and the other 20% were poor quality recordings live at MSG. So, this direct-sight to the camera by Jimmy were perfectly planned...😂😂😂
@@unciclistacontraelsistema8620 I didn't think the concert footage was poor quality. It's the best live performance I've seen of them. And the shot of Jimmy did not look like it was in a studio.
@@kentclark6420 whatever you say, "expert"... It's documented, the band added a lot of studio performances to complete the movie, because the feature film, directed by Joe Mascot, once reviewing the recorded material, the band discovered that much of what the filmmaker had recorded was of low quality, and needed to be "more functional". Jimmy Page admitted that point in several interviews.
Man, I was so lucky to have been in high school when this came out!!! Spending time jamming with all my friends and going to parties. We all loved and appreciated Zepplin. And, if we were lucky, we bought tickets in time to see their concerts. I saw them when “Kashmir” came out. 50 years ago.
The beauty of our music from that time was there were no rules. No time constraints. Play what you feel. Especially with the chemistry of the right group of friends at the right time.
*Zeppelin albums, from beginning to end, are an experience. I loved those days...getting that next new album and playing it all the way through. The Beatles recorded 213 songs to sell the most albums by a band. Zeppelin recorded 108 songs to sell the second most, and they did so because nearly all of their songs are really good.*
Great song. And 34 years after this concert, they got back together (with Bonham's son on drums) and did an equally memorable version! If you haven't seen that concert (Celebration Day), it's a gem.
Just for info Beka: From the album where you find No quarter going foward until their last album the keyboard became a huge part of their craft, all these 4 albums i am talking about are masterpieces for me (all Zep albums in general hehe). Just for note Jonesy played bass on pedal while playing piano, that's awesome!!
This live version of No Quarter is my favorite live song of all time! Makes me wish I was getting lit on some zeps and drinking beer in England! Thanks for sharing! Great reaction!
This is the original album solo, where the transitions are as perfect as anything I’ve ever heard. They didn’t take place on the other nights, but the slow burning in the beginning of the guitar solo to that absolutely fantastic and with the keyboard flourish with the drums and guitar perfectly aligned. I’ve listen to this, the original album version, probably 10,000 times. Every single time it just amazes me. Where is this now? Who’s touching this? This one right here
Ok so now I have to admit i have become a total fan of your reactions now. You have reacted to my two favorite Led Zeppelin live performances of all time, no quarter and in my time of dying, your comments are on point and well thought out, and to top it off, you’re insanely beautiful. So thank you and great job!
Each time I watch a reaction video of music I grew up with, it takes me back decades to my teen years and my reaction the first time I heard it. I remember seeing this movie in the seventies, these concerts from Madison Square Garden in '73 were used on "The Song Remains the Same".
Greatest band ever! I'm not a huge fan of covers but in my opinion the band tool covered this and it might be just as good. I would never say better but they did it justice. Any zep head would appreciate it
Thanks, for the review. The live version is so amazing (noting wrong with the studio version either). I know this one of those songs where John Paul Jones shines, but Jimmy Pages solo is amazing too. I don't have any complaints about Robert Plant or John Bonham either, but JPJ and Page are amazing. Seeing Led Zeppelin live twice in one week in 1977 at Madison Square Garden (same venue as this performance but four years later) is still the highlight of my concert going life.
🔥This guitar solo is immaculate, it starts like a tiny spark in the middle of a dark snow covered forest… the flame takes root and grows… by the end there is only a steaming crater of glowing embers where the forest once stood. 🔥
@@JU5TINPDX @11:24 is one of the best lines Jimmy ever played... so unexpected, so perfectly placed at exactly the right moment... mind-boggling how he found the inspiration for it
Not the track included in the film TSRTS. LZ performed three days in MSG NY in 1973. This track is amazing, but not the official of the film released in 1976.
You’ve got this so right-on. This is one song is for us to just sit back, close your eyes, and take the journey it leads you on. Love your reaction to “No Quarter” and I want to say how much I enjoy your reactions to the music I loved in my early 20’s
Your reaction at the 4:40 drum roll is perfect. That gong is nasty. When the soundtrack came out we used to ride around the countryside late in the day with the windows down and fresh honeysuckle in the back seat and listen to this. Wouldn't mind reliving some of those days.
You said "I didn't want to see it." Very good! That's how we experienced it when it came out. There was no video, MTV or TH-cam. We felt all the music.
Way before youtube we kids in the 70s used to go see the "Song Remains the Same" in theaters at midnight showings....it was a thing for several years....at least here in Texas.
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One of those songs that shows how important John Paul Jones was to the group. He is the quiet zeppelin.
exactly, all 4 members were absolutely KEY
2007. Ahmet Ertegun concert performance by Led-Zep. JPJ speaks to Page and Plant before the rehearsals for the gig. "We are going to do this right - or I'm not going to do this". (Leave it to the anchor of the band to set the ship straight!). And you know what? They sounded GREAT!
@@aldito7586 they really did! they STILL had it!
John Paul Jones: most underrated musician EVER.
Look, somebody's gotta stand next to Jimmy.
Georges Harrison, Richard Wright, John Paul Jones... behind the leaders but so important for the soul of the group!!!!!
Led Zeppelin does not
plug in to amplifiers
Led Zeppelin
plugs in to your SOUL ❤
Damn that is so well said!! I wish to Jesus I came up with that one!! Thanks for sharing.
This may be the greatest guitar solo I have ever heard. I have been listening to rock music for 45 years.
My favorite version of my favorite Zep song for that very reason
They not only play music, they create a mood; mysterious, haunting perfection...one of a kind..
Page's finest solo of all time. It's lyrical and fluid and just drenched with emotion. Simply perfect.....
Yes indeed !! The best page,,
Problem with him, Blackmore and a few others is that picking a favourite piece of magnificence is like trying to decide who my favourite child (and if they read this, no favourites!!!!!). Just utter brilliance, both technically and emotionally.
One of the best improvised live guitar solos you will ever hear.
Today I was at the produce stand near my house and I heard Black Dog playing on somebody's phone. I looked around to figure out who it was and it was a 10ish-year-old African-American girl dancing away to Led Zeppelin. If that doesn't show you the range of people that they affect, for 54 years and counting, I don't know what else it would take. Truly amazing.
With Immigrant song turning up in a few films in recent years it has sort of become the gateway drug to a younger audience of Zep fans
@@glenchapman3899 Jimmy needs to loosen up and float more things out so as to get better exposure. He's so greedy and anal about how and where his work is displayed. You can't take it with you Jimmy! Although his kids and exes probably could use the money. 🤷🏿♂️
At first , when Zepp burst on the scene the US was in a state of shock... who comes up with music,??
Best ever in my book 😊
Best live band of all time . Truly mesmerizing hypnotic sound they had that can't be duplicated even today. Dazed & Confused is unbelievable live
Thank you for not interrupting!
Not sure which is more hypnotic...the music or her face.
Best band ever. More than 1/2 century after they arrived no band got closer. Too damn great, out of adjectives to try to describe a bit of Zeppelin magic, timeless!!
They are magical indeed..
I like myself some Floyd, Stones and Beatles and early Genesis ....BUT you are 100 % correct on Zepp. (live or studio) Peace and Love
Musicianship off the charts .
I guess you know now why the 70's is the absolutely greatest era ever in the history of music......end of story. This is what we listened to every day among a plethora of mind-blowing and soul-searching compositions from morning to midnight......as whatever was your pleasure for the moment. We lived life like each day was worth discovery and it was fantastic to be alive. You can dig deeply into the 70's music and never tire of it......regardless of the band or genre. You would not believe my album collection......you would just not believe it. Steven from Texas.
THE GREATEST BAND EVER HANDS DOWN!!!❤😊
John Paul Jones is the crazy glue of Zeppelin. He holds it all down. This is a great song, especially when the winds of Thor are blowing cold.
I really hope that filmed footage of the solo survives somewhere in Jimmy’s vault, and that it will someday emerge. 🤞
@@JU5TINPDX Ah to hang out In Jimmy’s vault for a day. Hopefully it’s there with a missing song or two.
@@PeterTea yep, the stairs down to his vault is the real stairway to heaven. I picture the shots of Jimmy playing “ramble on” from “it might get loud”… in a basement surrounded by vintage amps, guitars, and god knows what else. At first I wondered if that was a set created for the film, but the caption says, “London” and with the other scenes of him listening to “the rumble” surrounded by his record collection, it’s clear that they filmed at jimmy’s tower house… and that basement is 100% real. 😳
Take a seat class. Today's lesson is how to be awesome!
They were on fire that night in MSG when they played this. All elements in synch and one of Page's finest solos. What a song. What a performance.
I still remember the first time l heard this tune. Hanging out with my cousin lava lamp, black light, 500 Watt stereo and a nice chunk of blonde hash. Life altering time for sure.
Smoking it under the glass using a Zepp album...
I kinda miss the Hash.
@@ItsMe-wm4mcBar coaster!
4 dedicated masters of their craft pouring their soul into their passion = timeless
Sickest riff ever
My favorite Jimmy Page solo I've ever heard, live or on vinyl he just kills it. Like it so much I named my daughter Paige. Just send chills the pull-offs the tension the release the tension builds again he just f****** kills it! Can't forget about Bonham. I like it so much I learned it
It’s like each individual band member is worth 3 of their contemporaries, such power,never heard anything like this band,they have no equal 🇬🇧👍
...And fyi... JPJ wasn't just playing kb with his hands... he was also playing the bass par with his feet on the pedals.. phenomenal talent.
Actually thats how the organ is played))
Proof again ! That Led Zeppelin is the greatest rock band ever.! How about Page's guitar solo ? Rebeka, You should just buy this DVD. It's titled The Song Remains the Same
Best facial reactions I’ve seen on TH-cam by far 🎸 those eyebrows 💫
With that solo...Page captured death and demonic ambiance all at once.
Simply the most phenomenal rock band to ever take the stage. 😎
One of the greatest songs ever recorded in my opinion
Anyone who was able to attend this concert is among the luckiest people on Earth. I was 5 years old at the time - didn't quite make it
I was 5 too
Best and most versatile Band ever. Led Zeppelin is it.
LZ's versions of prog rock are never "cold" or "tricky"... they still hold melodies, riffs, builds, logical rises and falls.. so they become so pleasurable to listen to.. as well as being able to be so "on the edge" or avante garde... I think it's JPJ's influence of classical music that roots it all.
This live version is the best concert performance ever captured as far as I'm concerned and Pages solo is the best one I've ever heard. No Quarter to me is the hightlight of the movie as crazy as that sounds with other songs more well known like Stairway, The Rain Song, Dazed and Confused and Whole lot of Love.
love your infectious feeling for my group. I am only one of their millions , but I did find them in'68 all by myself.
Led Zeppelin FOREVER!!! Greatest band of all time!!!☮🥁☘
Soul food. Beautiful
Rebecca you should do Dazed and Confused live from this concert footage it's like 25 minutes long I love your reaction to the video
This is one of the most captivating live performances that I have ever seen. The album version is amazing, but this surpasses it.
Led Zeppelin at their greatest!!!!
This what you get when you put 4 super talented artist`s together. Zeppelin is arguably the Greatest Rock/Blues band`s that has ever existed!
NO ARGUMENT
to be there in the 70s was epic. Wish I could go back. no bs then.. Rebeka just like a lot of Zeps songs i can see it took over your mind. You were in another place.
We used to catch this movie all the time for a midnight show back in the 80s! Thanks 😊
NO ONE touches the Zepsters!
When zeppelin it was all over for every rock bands
This is the epic side of Robert Plant's lyrics - for me this song paints the bleak picture of war and how the people at home wait for news of the fate of those they love.
good job. so glad you did this. been listening to it for 55 years, and still gives me goose bumps.
As much as it warms my heart as each person picks out their favourite member of this incredible band, it must be said that Jimmy Page was the undeniable heart of this band no matter how many pictures some people may like to paint about Bonham Plant or Jones, great as they were. No artist or painter or musician in history comes close to the subconscious genius of this man, you really oughta know.
I can't believe I was there
One of the high points of my life
Thank you Rebeka
❤❤❤
The GOAT, They have so so many great songs! I was 11 years old when I heard their 1st Album and I was hooked!❤
Me too...I was 10 in 1970 when my babysitter brought Zeppelin I over!!
The one and only - The Mighty Led Zeppelin!
The visual part of the video I liked was Jimmy's red shades, when he turned and looked at the camera. Trippy!
Dude, something you don't know is that 80% of film TSRTS was shot at the studio, and the other 20% were poor quality recordings live at MSG. So, this direct-sight to the camera by Jimmy were perfectly planned...😂😂😂
@@unciclistacontraelsistema8620 I didn't think the concert footage was poor quality. It's the best live performance I've seen of them. And the shot of Jimmy did not look like it was in a studio.
@@kentclark6420 whatever you say, "expert"...
It's documented, the band added a lot of studio performances to complete the movie, because the feature film, directed by Joe Mascot, once reviewing the recorded material, the band discovered that much of what the filmmaker had recorded was of low quality, and needed to be "more functional".
Jimmy Page admitted that point in several interviews.
@@unciclistacontraelsistema8620 I'd say it's more important how the public feels, and not just some 'experts'.
Man, I was so lucky to have been in high school when this came out!!! Spending time jamming with all my friends and going to parties. We all loved and appreciated Zepplin. And, if we were lucky, we bought tickets in time to see their concerts. I saw them when “Kashmir” came out.
50 years ago.
me too every single party!!
I'm 63...same here!!
The beauty of our music from that time was there were no rules. No time constraints. Play what you feel. Especially with the chemistry of the right group of friends at the right time.
It is a VERY UNIQUE PERFORMANCE...ONE OF MY FAVORITES
Hi rebeka if you like this version of no quarter ..you definitely need to check the dazed and confused live version from the Madison Square Garden
Led Zeppelin chose The Path Where No One Goes.........💪
Always been a big fan of John Bonham, love how he supports the intro of this song, best drummer, jn rock ‘n’ roll
THAT was the ultimate jam session!! 4 greatest musicians ever!
*Zeppelin albums, from beginning to end, are an experience. I loved those days...getting that next new album and playing it all the way through. The Beatles recorded 213 songs to sell the most albums by a band. Zeppelin recorded 108 songs to sell the second most, and they did so because nearly all of their songs are really good.*
@@gsxrkz I agree completely!!
They are magnificent!! Live they are unequalled!!
Great song. And 34 years after this concert, they got back together (with Bonham's son on drums) and did an equally memorable version! If you haven't seen that concert (Celebration Day), it's a gem.
Well worth the 2 hours thats for sure
Just for info Beka: From the album where you find No quarter going foward until their last album the keyboard became a huge part of their craft, all these 4 albums i am talking about are masterpieces for me (all Zep albums in general hehe). Just for note Jonesy played bass on pedal while playing piano, that's awesome!!
This live version of No Quarter is my favorite live song of all time!
Makes me wish I was getting lit on some zeps and drinking beer in England!
Thanks for sharing!
Great reaction!
Great song to serve as an example of the scope and depth that this band could create music. This was their hey day when they ruled the world.
This is the original album solo, where the transitions are as perfect as anything I’ve ever heard. They didn’t take place on the other nights, but the slow burning in the beginning of the guitar solo to that absolutely fantastic and with the keyboard flourish with the drums and guitar perfectly aligned. I’ve listen to this, the original album version, probably 10,000 times. Every single time it just amazes me. Where is this now? Who’s touching this? This one right here
Hello, Rebeka.....🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 Led Zeppelin, Rules .....!
Ok so now I have to admit i have become a total fan of your reactions now. You have reacted to my two favorite Led Zeppelin live performances of all time, no quarter and in my time of dying, your comments are on point and well thought out, and to top it off, you’re insanely beautiful. So thank you and great job!
I was a teenager when this music was new. I'm very happy that young people still like this music.
That solo is complete genius
I admire your air drumming, it's top notch!
This song is so beautiful...I could listen to it for hours.
Each time I watch a reaction video of music I grew up with, it takes me back decades to my teen years and my reaction the first time I heard it.
I remember seeing this movie in the seventies, these concerts from Madison Square Garden in '73 were used on "The Song Remains the Same".
Glad you reviewed this live version. Much more impressive than the studio version
Greatest band ever! I'm not a huge fan of covers but in my opinion the band tool covered this and it might be just as good. I would never say better but they did it justice. Any zep head would appreciate it
Approaching Jimmy Page in the grass, the Magician looks back at you with his eyes glowing red...
Excellent choice. As moody, dark ambiance goes, this one resides at the pinnacle.
Great song choice to react Rebeka
Thanks, for the review. The live version is so amazing (noting wrong with the studio version either). I know this one of those songs where John Paul Jones shines, but Jimmy Pages solo is amazing too. I don't have any complaints about Robert Plant or John Bonham either, but JPJ and Page are amazing. Seeing Led Zeppelin live twice in one week in 1977 at Madison Square Garden (same venue as this performance but four years later) is still the highlight of my concert going life.
The guitar solo is out of this world.
🔥This guitar solo is immaculate, it starts like a tiny spark in the middle of a dark snow covered forest… the flame takes root and grows… by the end there is only a steaming crater of glowing embers where the forest once stood. 🔥
As soon as the guitar solo is over , I start anticipating 11:24
Nice description. One of my favorite solos.
@@JU5TINPDX @11:24 is one of the best lines Jimmy ever played... so unexpected, so perfectly placed at exactly the right moment... mind-boggling how he found the inspiration for it
The best live song of all. The guitar solo is unbelievable…
MAGIC! 🤗
The video is from their film 'The Song Remains the Same'. If you get a chance rent the video showing them when they were at the height of their power.
You literally are exhausted from the level of bad-assness by the end of the show, you’ll always crave it to see it over and over!
Whut da-heka, Rebeka, SUCH AWESOMENESS & ZEP wuz pretty good, too ! thanks for being You....
Not the track included in the film TSRTS.
LZ performed three days in MSG NY in 1973.
This track is amazing, but not the official of the film released in 1976.
Esa guitarra es como un viaje por el espacio 🚀.....!!!!!
Grande Zeppelin..!!
You’ve got this so right-on. This is one song is for us to just sit back, close your eyes, and take the journey it leads you on. Love your reaction to “No Quarter” and I want to say how much I enjoy your reactions to the music I loved in my early 20’s
Late to your reacton.. but love it.. Is great to see your heart felt enthusiasm
Which is infectious.. am now in the rabbit hole.. catch you later !
between studio version to live version this has to be the best live zeppelin song
Thank you for reacting to my request!
Hands down my favorite Zeppelin song, from the first time til now I still can't hear it enough. Jonesy is a monster in a group of giants.
Your reaction at the 4:40 drum roll is perfect. That gong is nasty. When the soundtrack came out we used to ride around the countryside late in the day with the windows down and fresh honeysuckle in the back seat and listen to this. Wouldn't mind reliving some of those days.
You said "I didn't want to see it." Very good! That's how we experienced it when it came out. There was no video, MTV or TH-cam. We felt all the music.
Super cool video. Thanks for posting.
The composition of Jimmy, John Paul and Bonham for that solo was incredible
Thanks reacting to one of my favorite songs Rebeka. Love the live version!
Yes I love this album HOUSES OF THE HOLY ...my favorite ZEPP album
Love your reaction. thiis is music that sets you in a certian mood.
ohhh reaccionar a los dioses de LED ZEPPELIN y mas encima contigo Rebeka wuauuu eres demadiado inteligente y hermosa una diosa junto a los dioses
Led Zeppelin AMAZING EVER....and We are always together .....!!! You and our poems ever.... Woohoooooo KISSES KISSES KISSES
I was 22 when they made this video Been hooked since 1970
Love to watch you so entertaining thank you every time I see you you look different it's amazing happy new year
Stunning track - hadn't heard that version before
Led Zeppelin's great song and your commentary on it. As always you have a beautiful hair style.
Way before youtube we kids in the 70s used to go see the "Song Remains the Same" in theaters at midnight showings....it was a thing for several years....at least here in Texas.
I was there at Madison Square Garden where the " Song Remains The Same" was filmed over two nights.