Led Zeppelin, As Long as I Have You LIVE, Reaction & Review
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- A reaction to the excellent sound of Led Zeppelin.
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ABSOLUTELY do the full gig. Please everybody get liking this comment so he notices
1000% support you!!!
They had God given talent!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
The thing is they just loved singing and preforming! They didn’t have time to be hateful towards their peers!!
Those Led Zeppelin bootlegs are a gem, it amazes me how they never played the same thing over and over in their live performances, it feels organic...
Led Zeppelin sure had chemistry.
When asked about Led Zeppelin's style Robert Plant often replied that THEY as a band were always trying to figure out what exactly Led Zeppelin's style was. While it makes for a funny anecdote, it also indirectly implies that Led Zeppelin really couldn't fit themselves into a box. They didn't stick to formulas or formats. They didn't see any limits. They just kind of came and exploded.
Nicely done STB. Now you’re playing with the big dawgs! You are maximizing your Zeppelin journey by visiting the most satisfying and pleasing part of the trip - the raw energy and excitement of early raw Zeppelin! Please do yourself a favor, as well as us fans, and do a reaction to How Many More Times from this same show. Un F’n Believable! If your head and foot aren’t moving to it you must be deaf or dead. Keep up the great work! You still have many great experiences ahead of you
Send him the link to it!
I agree would love to see Wayne review How Many More Times too it’s fantastic
I’d definitely recommend checking out more live shows from 1969-1973. This was their prime.
Absolutely support you!
He’s done quite a bit but most on Patreon Don’t know if you’re on that platform
Don’t listen to unkind people, I love your reactions and your take on Zeppelin, people need to get over themselves!
You're gonna love blueberry Hill
Yah. Pete Townsend and his ilk had their issues with them. You’re probably right about the jealousy factor. I wouldn’t worry about those that might not like like your opinion. Nothing wrong with valid divergent opinions, unless you like to live in a bubble. It would have been funny if the questioner went through each Zeppelin song and asked Pete if he didn’t like it. I doubt anyone could hate every Zeppelin song. Either they refuse to listen to all their songs or they’re just being stubborn or maybe jealous.
It reminds me of when you reacted to Wearing and Tearing off Coda and in the Wikipedia article it said that they were considering to release it under some pseudonym so as to show that the song still rocks regardless of who put it out. I think 50 years on has only strengthened Zeppelin’s musical legacy.
I agree 100% I saw The Who in 1968 around My Generation time including bashing guitar into amp. . .wasn't impressed and although I liked some of their later stuff I never got over that 1st impression. LZ on the other hand was a whole other experience without the histrionics
That left-handed legato tapping by Page at 11:43 is just insane for early 1969. How did he know that would be popular down the road?
WAYNE!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!! You certainly made my evening!! Oh to have been in the audience at the Fillmore West during their run there!! With a couple of hundred people not the 1000s who were soon to be their future audience size. From what I've read - Vanilla Fudge did not particular like having to follow them. Your observations were so on point and I so appreciate how you've come to embrace their music!! This is a prime example of why I love LZ. Their musicianship and production ability is so well captured in their studio recordings BUT THEIR LIVE PERFORMANCES show their unbelievable virtuosity, the breadth of their musical knowledge and their oneness as an improvisation BEAST! They are 2 VERY different experiences studio vs live. There are so many more gems like this performance out in the bootleg world. I would respectfully ask you to review THIS DATE in its entirety. The link I sent is both sets that were done on the 27th. Someone below has suggested 4/24 - The Dancing Avocado bootleg - which is one of the often cited bootlegs, but I think overall this performance on the 27th is 🔥🔥🔥🔥 they were really on a crazy level across both sets. Listen to This Eddie (1977) and Osaka (1971) are musts for bootlegs. I don't know what link you have for Osaka - there are lots out there - but a fairly recent version is fabulous - if you use this one- check out the notes at the link th-cam.com/video/cTvJ5kk4fbo/w-d-xo.html Another I would suggest is from 9/4/1970 LA Forum (LA Forum shows are always amazing) - ULTIMATE BLUEBERRY HILL - th-cam.com/video/uhlqH_qDl88/w-d-xo.html Live in Uniondale from 2/13/1975 th-cam.com/video/5FlrmSD0ViE/w-d-xo.html There just a wealth of wonderful performances out there - probably too many to suggest 😉 Thanks again!! Peace.
Great suggestions, Susan! I am one of those "down in the bootlegs" guys, and your suggestions are fantastic....especially Osaka and Blueberry Hill, for me.
Thanks! I heard that the Eddie in listen to this Eddie is supposedly directed to Eddie Van Halen who mentioned something about Page playing sloppy when he saw him live or something.
@@tektoniks_architects 😁 it's just another level of appreciation I think and I love wandering through the bootlegs out there
@@PeterTea yup.
@@susanpalmer8931 absolutely. Have been collecting many on CD and DVD for years....live shows are one of the main reason they are head and shoulders above most bands.
Wow Wayne, you went DEEP to find this gem!
Wayne, did you ever do a reaction to the Royal Albert Hall show?
Yes. I'll send you a link
I know Keith Richard says he doesn't like them. To me it's because he approaches rock in the old fashioned way of the early rock. This muddies the water for him
Now, with this song, now you can realize what the world was dealing with. How they went from this early dizz buster performance to what they evolved into. No one could compete with this. 80% of this was improvised.
Zappa's music and any of his bands from 1971 on destroy Zeppelin. No comparison
@@briankovack8523 and yet Zeppelin had so much more power, Jimmy was much more melodic, and JPJ could play all the instruments on his organ that Zappa had. Plus they had just a few more fans, sold way more albums, and actually had songs you could remember.
@@briankovack8523 stop bugging- led zeppelin had the 2nd best guitar player of all time, the best rock drummer, insanely legendary vocalist and one of the best/versatile studio musicians ever . one could go back to back listening to every album they did and not get tired- at the end of the day though it’s only preference
@@ledzeppacker You are ignorant on the works of Zappa, and poor technical ability of this industry promoted garage band. Zappa wrote orchestra works, basically started jazz fusion, and was an innovator in recording, computer music, and guitar. Page was a drug addict, played old blues licks, and was a sloppy technical player at best. Bonham was sloppy drummer. Hard to praise these two. Besides Zappa, King Crimson, Yes at times, Return to Forever, Rush, Steely Dan, and the Dregs all put out better quality of work.
@@briankovack8523 those were prog bands. Zep was not a prog band. Being technically better does not always mean better sounding. I didnt say Zappa had no talent. I dont label people.
The tone Page got out of the telecaster in the late Yardbirds and first 2-3 tours as Zep was incredible as much as I like Gibson. The 10-15 sec interlude from around 12:37 should be familiar to fans of live Whole Lotta Love
Yea he does these reset patterns to get the backbone ready for the next riff line or back to main riff, its such a smooth way of going from one jam to the next
He was playing the Les Paul standard here. He had just recieved it from Joe Walsh earlier in the day and this was the first night he played it.
Yess!! My absolute favourite period of LZ is 1969-1973 ( with some Exceptions in 1975-1979) Because in those years, everyone was always on fire, and Jimmy wasn't that sloppy yet.
This song was called "Garbage" on a couple of my boot legs. I like this title much better
Keith Richards has said that Zeppelin was “basically Jimmy Page.” What a joke. Nice that he respected Page, but really funny that he dissed the others.
So cool to hear some Zeppelin that I wasn't familiar with!
I hate to say it, but if Bonham had not died in 1980, there were still serious issues that would've threatened their run in the 80's. 1st The health of Jimmy Page: he was strung out on heroin & many thought Jimmy would die before Bonzo. Just speculation on my part, but if Bonzo had not died, Jimmy's "demons" could've easily derailed their plans. 2. The seriously strained relationship between Robert & Jimmy. Robert for years would not forgive Jimmy for his lack of support when Robert lost his son to a rare disease. He also blamed Jimmy's dabbling in the occult for other misfortunes the band suffered. Peter Grant had to beg JPJ not to quit the band on a few occasions. So there were plenty of cracks in the foundation before the 70's were over. I just wish I had the chance to see them before they broke up. Saw Robert on his solo tour (Now & Zen) & Jason Bonham in 2015.
Evelyn here: HOLY COW! I’ve never heard this before. The energy OMFG! Why did they stop performing this song? I’ve never heard Jimmy make those sounds with his guitar before.....Talk about not being ready......I was not ready for THIS! Whew......overwhelming.
Badass jam session.
You should definitely listen to this entire Fillmore West concert
Great stuff and great commentary. Always enjoy your videos.
Much appreciated!
Imagine in their earliest days, YOU were the band. they were opening for you. Imagine going out after their set. Fucking hell.... It would be tempting to just rage quit.
Iron Butterfly literally did that......they refused to play after Zeppelin opened for them 🤣
@@jtinners4317 That's so mad. "Fuck no!" Iron Butterfly when asked if they're ready now as Zep are now coming off stage.....
GOLD.
And imagine the strut coming off stage. The strut of the kids who blew the room away.
At one of the Fillmore West gigs in January 1/12/69- Opening for Taj Mahal and Country Joe and the Fish (one of the biggest psych bands of 60s) - last time CJ & F would play together with original makeup - joined that night for jam of last number Donovan’s Reef with Steve Miller(Steve Miller Blues Band), Jack Casady and Jorma Kaukonen (Jefferson Airplane) and Mickey Hart and Jerry Garcia (Grateful Dead) -one of the greatest line ups of SF musicians ever -yet no one seemed to remember or make a big deal of it and the full performance wasn’t released until 1994 hooterollin.blogspot.com/2016/01/fillmore-west-january-12-1969-country.html THAT'S THE POWER OF ZEPPELIN!!
Give it the lazy boy treatment STB
holy hell this is the first time hearing this Jimmy's gat sound is mind blowing
Please please please..since you are going deep, listen to "How Many More Times", Spokane, 1968 (their first recorded gig -amateur audience recording, but great nevertheless)
I was never one for buying bootlegs so this is a revelation to me. How have I missed this?
Great on point summing up along with the playing of the original track made this a superb informative little trip. Thanks.👍
Glad you enjoyed it
There are literally thousands out their, all formats. Their studio albums are like the exposed portion of icebergs....the live shows are the much larger portion of the iceberg hidden under the surface...well worth the search.
@@tektoniks_architects
Yes I do take your point.
The BBC Sessions are a great example of what you are saying.
As a young lad tho I remember hearing some lousy recorded bootlegs which must have scarred me for life into thinking they were all substandard. That's obviously not the case.
As the years have rolled on you get to realise their like will never be seen again. Thanks for your thoughts.👍
@@colinsmith9052 there are many proshot and soundboard recordings of their shows across their entire career....lots of audio, and more video than you might think. Here on You Tube, you might check out Led Zep Boots and also Led Zep Rarities, two very reliable sources for great Zep content. Happy New Year.
@@tektoniks_architects
Thanks for those pointers. I don't know why I haven't tried a little harder to search for such stuff before now.
Happy New Year to you too and all the best.
you should listen to the april 24 version. even better
Got a link?
@@SoulTrainBro gotchu
th-cam.com/video/ZyQYRqfJp2w/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=LedZepBootlegs
Joneseys amp explodes about 7 mins in and it results in some great Bonham and Page improvisational interplay.
Hey Wayne....Did you ever show your pop the O2 In My Time Of Dying? Just wondering how blown away he was.
I may have missed it or it may have been blocked, but wondering why you haven’t reacted to the Royal Albert Hall concert? I think RAH is their best full video concert performance personally. Plants vocals are in top form and the band is firing on all cylinders that night.
Thanks for all your reactions over the last two years. Happy New Years and looking forward to more!
Also, if you haven’t heard it already, Page and Jaco Pastorius have a jam together from a small club in NY from 1985. th-cam.com/video/m8AfT4O7yKg/w-d-xo.html
He’s done it...on Patreon. Blocked youtube
I think that you should do the Lazy Boy reaction to every live Led Zeppelin concert that you run across, or that is sent to you.
No way this guy reacts to bootlegs no reaction channel does this wowe
From 6:42 that bass riff reminds me of another song but which one I can't recall. Perhaps it's from The Yardbirds, Jimmy's former band.
It's from Spirit circa 1967. The song is called Fresh Garbage, it's on TH-cam if you want to check it out.
@@gedwhittaker874 That's it. That's the second Spirit song that's like a Led Zep song then (or rather vice versa).
How can people scold you for merely showing what someone else said? That’s shooting the messenger isn’t it? Just cause you don’t like the message? And as I said before Roger Daltrey thinks VERY highly of Zeppelin and of Robert Plant. So it wasn’t a universal opinion of The Who. Plus Page and Moon and Bonham were friendly.
Pete Townsend said on a video of making his famous song Emmenance front. He wanted to copy the clean bass of John Paul Jones so I don't think that he didn't listen to them. Just a sour ass because his guitar playing was not that great.