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FIRST TIME WATCHING Led Zeppelin - Dazed and Confused (Live at MSG) FULL REACTION LINK IN BIO
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- čas přidán 12. 08. 2024
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My reaction to Led Zeppelin's breathtaking performance of "Dazed and Confused" live from Madison Square Garden in 1973.
Let me know what other Zeppelin songs I should react to!
#ledzeppelin #dazedandconfused
I saw Led Zeppelin twice in the 70s, the best one being at the Forum in LA, 1975. There was not an opening act. The group just came on and started playing, and playing and playing and playing. This lasted for over 3 hours, and there were 3 encores. I was able to get up front for the last one and they were still rockin' it playing "Black Dog". It may have been the best rock show I ever saw, truly. And it's makes me smile to see a new generation of fans on CZcams digging the group as much as I have all these years.
Jones and Bonham were a unit. I’ve read that one of the things which was different about Zeppelin was that Bonzo followed Jimmy’s lead guitar, and that was why Jimmy could improvise so extensively.......Bonzo always had his back. JPJ always kept his eyes on Bonzo.......and stuck with him like glue to provide the rhythm unit of the band as it were. True story: at an official press conference for the release of the movie Celebration Day.....the movie of the O2 concert in 2007, during which Jason Bonham seemed to channel his dad, he was asked about his feelings during the performance ......playing with his dad’s old mates. One of the things he said was that one time he looked over at JPJ and he was giving him “the look”, and he was like, OMG JPJ is giving me “the look”! The same look he gave to his dad. JPJ piped up and said “that was the “where are we” look.” That kind of brought down the house. It was really great to watch the interactions and the affection between Jason and his dad’s band mates. So much history there.
Spot on, John Bonham would adapt to whatever Jimmy was doing, and JPJ would follow him, it take great musicians to be able to jam like that on stage and adapt so fluidly...
It was a special performance. It started as a 5 minute song in 1969, and over the years just morphed into an epic improv. The longest ran almost 45 minutes.
Next try Achillies Last Stand live 79!
That footage of the security people chasing the guy was, I believe, filmed backstage during the performance.
This is Jimmy in his prime !!! His creativity from being in the moment in a live performance unrehearsed and letting his thoughts channel through his Les Paul is simply amazing !!!🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
I always felt like Jonesy was looking to Bonzo like where are we going now and Bonzo response is like I don't know let's wing it. Lol I'm so glad you did this and got to see why they still have such die hard fans.
Yes! I will forever love Zeppelin!
Julie Manarin yeah, it was the what the hell is Jimmy doing now look. And Bonzo just shakes his head.....and then they both proceed to follow Jimmy perfectly. God, what a group they were.
Actually since this song was never played the same twice they were looking at each other to see what they could do next. Usually Bonzos eyes were always on Jimmy.
Obviously can't verify this but being a drummer, it appears that they were doing a call an answer and Bonham seems to miss a particular part so Jonsey looks over and says oops to Bonham. Jones tries to get him back in the pocket which he ultimately does. That part is priceless in my opinion. Side note, I bought a bootleg of Zeppelin 1973 live at cobo arena soundboard recording great sounding. They did dancing days as one of their encores, right before the they started Page and Jones were tuning to drop d absolutely awesome you just don't get that anymore
@@helenespaulding9372 nobody like them...ever!
Bravo my friend YOU managed to get this reaction to us when so many other reactors won't try something different. Loved your reaction EXCELLENT!!! The fantasy sequence of him climbing the hill to find the wizard is himself comes from the. Zep4 inside album cover of a wizard on a hill. Damn it I'm so excited😻😻
Yah. Not sure why others don't do this.
refering to the whole part where jones and bonham interact with each other:
the guitar playing during this part inspired jimmy’s later work “achilles last stand” you gotta check it out! first the studio version, then live
Nice effort. I have watched this since I was a teenager, in theaters when it came out, to midnight shows, to present day watching a new generation discover the greatest band ever. Don't stop now, that damn rabbit hole is deep my friend.
Soooo very deep✌️
Fantastic reaction. I thoroughly enjoy watching you discover the mighty Led Zeppelin. You had mentioned Jimmy's fingers. Imagine this....Jimmy played this show WITH a broken finger. Greatest rhythm section of any band for sure. It sets the whole mood of any performance and that is why, especially during long jams, JPJ and Bonzo are constantly looking at each other. Led Zeppelin G.O.A.T. period! Nuff said!
Dave T You have GOT to be kidding me....did he really have a broken finger?!?!?
@@emmanuelflores9983 Yes sir...his left ring finger.
@@davet8759 I don't think so, he broke his finger before the start of the 75' US tour, and couldn't play with his ring finger for a few show, this is 1973.
@@emmanuelflores9983 yes he sure did!
Hmmm. I read in a press release from 2007 that the O2 reunion concert had to be postponed for a month because Jimmy had a broken finger. Good lord, how many times did he break his finger??! Probably once, but the when of it would have to be researched......
Sorry that it got taken down, but can't wait to see your reaction to this, so I'll check out the link. Watching now. Jimmy has used the bow on this song since the Yardbirds, and it's always a VERY long song when performed live, and it's easy to forget that it's all one song. LOVE it!
Just watched it from the link. Every song of theirs, especially live, is a mesmerizing, electrifying journey. I really enjoy your fresh take on the band.
at the point where you stopped to look at the crowd was exactly the chance you get to see John Paul Jones' fingerwork on the bass.
best band in history.
peace (from the UK)
You can see why some people (overwhelmingly Americans of course) were convinced that this was “satanic” and thought the band were evil devil worshippers ........Jimmy did have a serious interest in the occult for a time, but occult does not equal evil, in my opinion. Don’t know if he still is. Robert got the title of Golden God of Rock, and Jimmy was the “dark prince” . And then along came Black Sabbath....Zeppelin seemed squeaky clean in comparison to them... 😉
Hey Emmanuel, thanks for getting this up! I should have warned you that this particular song seems to be very easy for the algorithms/bots to find(I’m guessing that the length makes it easier to find). I know making a long video like that takes time and work so I’m happy you had a plan B 👍🏻
About this performance:
It’s cool that you appreciated that small moment between Bonzo and Jonesy, it’s a really beautiful connection they had. From what I can tell, at 6:48 in your video, Bonzo comes with his fill to early, he looks at JPJ and shakes his head, JPJ kind of shrugs like “Jimmy’s in his own universe, I’m trying to follow him too... but don’t worry, we got this” When bonzo repeats the same fill/transition JPJ nods with approval like, “yep, there it is”
I like the moment because it reminds you that these guys aren’t reading music off paper, yes, there is a set list, but within each song there are a million different roads to go down, a ton of transitions, and they haven’t mapped it all out beforehand. Page is absolutely 100% the leader, he is initiating almost everything. In most bands the drummer would tend to follow the bass player, but Bonzo follows jimmy a LOT. You can hear sometimes when Jimmy launches up to the stratosphere that bonham tries to stay with him, and it’s JPJ that is the grounded one who can reel bonzo back down closer to earth. The connection and chemistry these four had was easy to hear, but it’s cool to also SEE it. I totally get that the two guys at the front of the stage are mesmerizing, and hard to take your eyes off of, but they had multiple cameras...I wish there was more footage of the best rhythm section ever.
I have to admit it’s been a while since I listened to the entire song. Usually when I get to the middle part that was creeping you out I either skip ahead to where bonzo comes back in, or just skip to the next song. However the song has a bigger effect with all that darkness, it builds tension so that when the rest of the band comes back it hits like a ton of bricks. Pink Floyd was great doing that too, especially “echoes” and “dogs”, both have long space-out sections before concluding the original melody. It definitely makes it feel more like a dramatic work, like a guitar concerto with multiple movements, or a stage play with 5 acts. A journey more then a song.
That was Jimmy's dream sequence in the movie! JPJ-JB exchange:
JPJ: what's Jimmy doing?
JB: I don't k ow...just keep playing!
Lol!! They communicated by head nods...looks and certain riff notes etc. This shows why Jimmy is the best! The strange sounds in the studio version is Jimmy playing with the cello bow! Loved this reaction...watched the Google one!
thats not how the convo really went lol
@@eatthisvr6 lol!! I just put my interpretation on it! 😁 but if you know...tell me!
@@juliemanarin4127 Jones came in a touch late with a note and said oops. They had a little chuckle.
I think the next bit Bonham didn't play anything and jonesy was making a suggestion. Bonham shook his head no.
Then next go Bonham played a beautiful fill with power subtlety and precision and jonesy gave him a nod of approval.
I LOVE when they do stuff like that. There were no egos in the band they all played for and off each other
@@juliemanarin4127 Ps I suspect you already know this because I've seen you in the comments before but the riff at the start of the San Francisco section would later become achilles last stand! Again I LOVE things like that
@@eatthisvr6 That is how i interpret it also JPJ is waiting for the drums to come back in and Bonham is shaking his head no not yet then bang they come in and JPJ is nodding yes i like it
Don't make fun of John Paul Jones hair 😂. Was that the greatest guitar 😂 thanks for posting my favorite guitar solo 😁
Great react ! I was afraid you would be bored with a so long stuff but nop you're a good guy ! ;)
Congratulations. You just leveled up...
You haven't been Zeppelin baptized until you hear the Royal Albert Hall concert. Filmed like this one. Also one of their greatest performances in their earlier years when they were hungrier. Start with "how many more times" PLEASE
Best reaction ever, even though on Drive. Thanks. It is hard to suggest other live songs at this level. Here's my list for your next reactions. Album songs: Kashmir, Ten Years Gone, and Achilles Last Stand. Live songs: Black Dog (from Madison Square Garden 1973) and In My Time Of Dying (from Earls Court 1975). Do them.
I added to my previous comment. Welcome to the rabbit hole, haha! Dude, just imagine what it was like to see it for the first time in a theater on the big screen with amazing sound. And I'm not talking multi-plex, this was an old school theater that had midnight showings of concert movies. I've watched this concert about a hundred times, and could watch it for a hundred more
Yes he's fallen in for sure🐰🐰🐰
Great reaction, this is the first Zeppelin song I ever heard at a friend's house, and it blew me away... after this I discovered all of their music, changed my life...
Yeah, this one is basically "Jimmy Page In Essence": crazy endless improv, occasionally spooky atmosphere and allusions to the occult all in a trippy, chaotic, but oddly mesmerizing package.
It's certainly a one of a kind experience, but I'd still recommend checking out other live renditions of the song too, especially the Royal Albert Hall one. It's less of a stupefying jam session and more the song itself performed to perfection, so just another flavour really.
i LOVE the royal albert hall version and the whole gig in general, white summer is fantastic is is how many more times
Great reaction great performance. Try any of the songs live from Royal Albert hall!
Yes please do!
Hey Zach, like your avatar :)
thanks, zeppelin rules!!
Good job brother. I dont trust people who dont like led zepplin! Educating the world about real music
Thank you for reacting to this
Wonderful reaction, I love how you don't overreact, you have a genuine response and I appreciate that about your videos thank you 😊
"I feel like this is the soundtrack from my nightmares" lol
Dude that was the best reaction that I've ever seen, I'm so glad you put it somewhere so we could see it, it was epic ... keep it up, and you should do a few studio recordings, say, "In My Time of Dying"
Man I'm so glad you got to see this your the first to react to this version it is from their movie they did the bow on the guitar such a unique sound almost sounds like Wales under water the old man on the hill represents farther time now you know where the inside drawing of the album zeppelin 4 came from if you look at Jimmy's eyes on some of the close ups you will see his puples fully dilated he is tripping on acid how else could you play a 30 minute version after a 4 hr concert it was the last song of the nite like you said something like this will never be done again I'm just glad to have been around when all this stuff was new it was a great time to grow up in for music loved every minute of the 70s your right about the audience they were just in awe and enthralled with the performance you could hear a pin drop everybody was carried away best concert ever again thank you for this one love how zeppelin moves you like it did me so long ago and still does now as well
They always improvised live, the song Robert sings before the cello bow is Dan Francisco (Be Sure to Wear [Some]Flowers In Your Hair) by Scott McKenzie. Jimmy got turned on to using a bow during his session days. A guy from the London Philharmonic Orchestra suggested it and it worked (that guy was David McCallum Sr., father of actor David McCallum Jr.) He used to play it when he was with The Yardbirds and continued with Zep. Jimmy's fantasy sequence of himself climbing up the side of the rocky hill was filmed on an October night during a full moon on his own property (at the time) situated on Loch Ness. It shows him as the aspirant, seeking wisdom where upon reaching the Hermit, he finds it is himself, meaning the wisdom is within. Several times The camera seems to focus on Jimmy's eyes. That was intentionally requested by Jimmy; to "look within", "window to the soul" type thing. The guys the cops threw out were selling bootleg merch. In some shots, John Paul Jones is wearing a wig because, like any movie, there are almost always re-shoots and by the time the re-shoots came along, JPJ had cut his hair so he had to wear a wig to approximate the look he had when filming started.This video is a journey in so many levels.
Sorry "San Francisco" not "Dan" - stupid autocorrect! Lol
Great reaction!
I know you're "attached" to the MSG version of this but by 1973 they had been playing it for at least 4 years (as Led Zep) and more (Yardbirds & New Yardbirds) there are many good versions of it. You can find a "New Yardbirds" version that's pretty decent if you look and the B/W Denmark version from '69 has stayed up without getting blocked by a few youtubers.
Yes it was amazing too!
I personally like the Denmark version a lot better because Plant’s voice was in it’s prime.
@@RMLtiger "Fun" fact, the Denmark show was recorded right after Robert Plant had the flu, that's why he sound different and doesn't try to hit high notes like he usually does.
This is the greatest performance I’ve seen. It’s amazing how the cello under Jimmy’s playing creates such a full complete sound that has a composition. Over time it has become so beautiful. Especially love Plant adding vocals that sing along with Jimmy’s playing.
Also, they played at MSG for three nights, this is why JP Jones sometimes is in a white shirt and other times he's wearing a jacket.
Jimmy Page and Jones were prolific session players from 1965-69. They played on records by the Kinks, Van Morrison, and the Who. I believe Page first was introduced to the Cello bow when he worked on the theme to the James Bond movie Goldfinger, his last session may have been Joe Cocker's with a little help from my friends in '69. John Bonham was the only member of Led Zeppelin who was completely unknown, in fact due to his CBS record contract Plant has no songwriter credits on Zeppelin's first album.
Ill click an extra link to watch. No biggie. Im sure its awesome
That moment when Jones and Bonham are looking at each other is a actually a pretty rare moment in that they actually are confused as to what to do. Jimmy has gone completely mental and they are just trying to find their way back into the song. You can see jones try and then he shakes his head and actually says "oops", then Bonham tries something and Jones just shakes his head. Finally Bonham just goes DEEP and pulls out one of the most amazing transition fills of ALL TIME and wammo, they are all back together. Amazing moment!
Best reaction that I've seen so far. Your reaction to Jimmy playing the bow is what I love the most. Keep the videos coming, and welcome to the rabbit hole!!!
D & C is simply AMAZING Live and it is a Bitter disappointment that CZcams doesn't allow it. Thank you for finding an Alternative, I am going there...........NOW!
Led Zeppelin's commitment to improvisation and experimentation in their live performance sets them apart from all other bands. And when you are freely improvising you have to be unafraid to make a fool of yourself. They do go over the crest of the wave in their experimentation, sometimes crashing terribly. That way they arrive at musical terrain that is unattainable by others. They have no fear musically. If you understand that, then you will respect and enjoy their live performance. I never got to see Led Zeppelin, but I did get to see a Jimmy Page solo concert and a Robert Plant solo concert in the early 90s. Jimmy Page live was a magical monster who was sweating so much and spitting, he became a slime monster - literally. It was like he was possessed. All the while playing as good as he ever had! It was an unbelievable experience. I brought binoculars. Then when I saw Robert Plant, his first entrance to the stage was like the second coming! The entire back stage was filled with a wall of extremely bright lights. When they first flashed on I could feel the heat of the lights 40 rows back! Then he walked up a staircase from back stage, appearing in the middle of the stage in front of the wall of blinding light - we could only see his silhouette at first, and then he was lit - he was a golden god on stage - with such a powerful presence radiating to the crowd! There's nothing today that even comes close to what these guys produced. They tapped into something. We're now in the new Dark Ages.
Thank you for the link of your reaction, I wanted to see your reaction to this for a while now. Jimmy was like a energized bunny in that performance, "Jimmy when are you going to take a break" lmao. As a huge Led Zeppelin fan there is so many great different live performance from their beginning to 1979, but some they weren't all that great. Even their 2007 reunion was very much a success, they broke quite a few ticket sells and request for one night show. I can't wait for your next Led Zeppelin reaction.
I heard in an interview with Jones that he and Bonham knew right away that they"got it'...and they could get into what he called a "groove'..If you notice Jimmy spends most of his time right in front of the bass drum..Jimmy said he felt the drums more than he heard them...
Try the Whole Lotta love Version from the Same concert...thank you so much for finding a way to give us this reaction
I've reacted to that performance! Here's the link: czcams.com/video/Wuetay8HqFE/video.html
@@emmanuelflores9983 then try their concert from 2007 Kashmir from Celebration Day...czcams.com/video/PD-MdiUm1_Y/video.html
Great reaction! Some cool history of this famous week of MSG, 1973 where Zep played 3 shows in one week. They were already breaking Beatles attendance records during this tour, but when they hit MSG for this week of shows, it hit the AP newswire and basically every newspaper in North America picked it up. I should know, I remember picking up the paper that July day and reading the article! 😄🎵🎶🥁
And I lived 3000 miles away at the time in my local paper 😜
Nice job with the google drive shift. Pretty insane performance, huh. You were surprised that JPJ and JB were always looking at each other. They were so incredibly tight and TBH Page and Plant change things up so many times, those 2 really needed to stay in sync. You can see that they start each performance spread out on stage but in the end they all huddle around Bonzo, the heart of this incredible thing called Led Zeppelin.
Feeling a bit dazed and confused after that? I don't blame ya. What a trip!
Yup it was meant to leave us like that🥰
From Pages early days with the Yardbirds, he was known as " The Grand Sorcerer of the Electric Guitar"
Also try some of their acoustic songs from earls court!
Yes a must love Jimmy's acoustics, I would listen to him all day on a acoustic guitar beautifully played.
Actually very interested to see what this is like, I'll check it out!
Was lucky to see them 5 times! 2 hrs plus encore. when you left the concert, you knew the whole world had changed!!🎸
I think it's so cool someone from your generation is discovering one of the most legendary rock groups of all time. These performances are from their concert movie Song Remains the Same, I actually saw it in the theaters when it first came out, I was 12. Itwas my introduction to them and nedless to say I've been a fan ever since. I highly recommend you find Jon Bonhams spotlight from this concert, Moby Dick. I guarantee you, you will not be disappointed and just as mesmerized 💜
I Loved your reaction to the Cello bow! Just think for a second, that Page, at this point of filming, had been playing that song live since 1967 while in the Yardbirds. Making that song 53 years old, as played by Jimmy Page.
Just art, saw them knebworth 79 hey man that there is why there will never be another performance to top that thank you amazing reaction
Mirko Viroli provided a link to the Earls Court performance of In My Time of Dying. That, or the Knebworth Achilles Last Stand (be sure to have the lyrics on that one) or Kashmir should be next.
Enjoyed watching the reactions here.
Mine was the same in 1973
Good job on the link. Many great reaction streams get shit canned because of copyright restrictions. I fully understand from the artists point of view on being compensated, but it’s almost counterintuitive. The best reaction videos are always about the love of the music. Which you sincerely do. As for the artists getting paid? Reactionaries who bring the truth will undoubtably lead to consumers jumping down the rabbit hole to see what else is in the oeuvre, and if you love the music you’ll pay for it. Keep bringing the truth my dude. Your love of the music shines through.
loving these reactions
the hillside at 14:09 is next to lock ness, where boleskine house is located (jimmy owned it at the time - formerly occupied by aleister crowley)
unfuckin believable...page on fire ..page greatest guitar player in the world 1973..circus magazine...
Jimmy just unleashed in this!
26:30 thats mars bringer of war by gustav holst, its classical music in the middle of a rock jam haha.
If you watch it again pay attention to the 2 johns, the reason they spend alot of time looking at eachother is because theyre locking down a roxk solid groove at the same time as jamming. This gives jimmy and robert the platfom they NEEDED to go off into outer space!!
Also note that everytime they jam (which was constantly!) They always NAIL the transition back to whatever song theyre in. They were all PEFFECTLY in sync with each other and it shows that all 4 were absolutely stellar musicians in their own right!
Ps the outtro by bonham is NOT sped up, he was a fucking ANIMAL!
Great reactions. You should check out some of the early live stuff from Danmark Radio (filmed in a radio studio) and Earl's Court to see how good they were from the start and how they progressed. Even if it's a song you've already done, the performance will be different. Greatest band ever!
Look for “ in My Time of Dying” Earls Court 1975, also from same show “ Trampled Underfoot “. You also need to hear “ Achilles Last Stand “ studio version first than you can find a few live versions.
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You could watch the 2007 live version they did at the 02 arena and compare....many yrs later but they still nailed it!!
mantiz1967 LOVE that performance. Outstanding.
Helene Spaulding
Agree 💯
mantiz1967 so few reactors will watch any of it. I guess they don’t want to see rock idols as older guys...they want to freeze them in time. Being the same age as Plant, I, of course, have the opposite reaction; it’s so wonderful to see them nail it decades later!
Helene Spaulding I honestly think that was one of their best performances. That whole gig was fire...Jason was flawless!!
Great reaction as always!
The cello bow segment of Dazed and Confused live, had a lot to do with Jimmy's involvement in Black Magic, and was intended to fry your brain.The decibel level at a Zep concert was deafening. There's always been an argument on who were the loudest bands of all time, especially between Deep Purple, The Who and Zeppelin, but it depended on how the decibels were recorded. There were different methods on how it was done, but back in the 70's Zeppelin was recorded live, at an ear shattering 130 decibels. I saw Zeppelin live in 77', and when they opened up with the The Song Remains the Same, you could physically feel the music as well as hear it. As a 13 year old, my ears rang for the next couple of days after the concert where I was actually concerned about it. They were the first band where the term 'heavy metal was used to describe a band, but are not considered 'heavy metal' in this day and age, which is a good thing, because Zeppelin were so diverse. A lot of bands from the 70's that were termed 'heavy metal' are not considered that anymore, but are termed as 'hard rock' or 'classic rock.' Zeppelin were also considered the first arena band, and one of the first bands to utilize pyro, fog machines, and laser displays live. Sinatra was to the 40's as Elvis was to the 50's, as the Beatles were to the 60's, as Zeppelin was to the 70's. Almost every tune Zeppelin recorded is a work of art. Zeppelin is simply the greatest rock act of all time. Their concerts just blew your mind and were intended to. Man, the 70's, those were the days my friend. So much great music and music innovation. It will never be duplicated. Times that are missed.
Keep your MSG experience going with Moby Dick next. Another long tune, well worth hearing Bonzos drum solo!
Brilliant!!
You have to watch the Song Remains the Same movie to understand the sequences with Jimmy climbing the mounting. Each member has their own fantasy sequence. Best part ever in rock and roll history stars at 5:10 to 10:00.
Another true story: some of the camera people that were hired to film this concert for the movie were so stoned that much of the footage was unusable. So much of it had to be performed again later, without an audience. Of course, they had to make sure they all wore the same outfits etc. in the interim, JPJ had cut his hair, so they had to get him a wig for the filming. How funny is that!
What's not in the movie is the fact that when he was playing the guitar with a bow a laser was selling over his head and form the pyramid. I was at that show
So as a long time drummer and a bit older, I can tell you what's going on with John and John and why they always are looking at each other. Simply, a good rhythm section has to communicate, even during a song. And it's especially important when trying to keep up with the ad lib way Jimmy Page has in going about these songs live. You'll here several spots where it takes the rhythm section a few beats or a measure or two to fall back in synch with whatever transition Page is doing at the time.
Now, go back to that shot with John and John towards the beginning during that nice, slow, melodic part and watch closely. You'll see both of them looking at each other, trying to coordinate and time their fills to spice up the guitar part, and build up the song again. You'll see them nodding and shaking their head at each other. There is one part in particular where Jones hits a note, that would likely be in synch with a cymbol crash by Bonham. But Bonham shakes his head "no". Either they missed that one, or disagreed on that fill. You'll see this a lot with these two. It's super hard work, and a lot of talent, to keep up with the improvisational nature of Zeppelin. Even half of Plants vocals are improvised it seems haha.
Amazing reaction as usual. But when they show other clips that aren’t the actual performance it’s where they’ve lost the footage and filled it in with that. But I hope anything 1968-1971 is coming cause now that you’ve seen what Jimmy can do you need to see how insane Plant is during those years I recommend How Many More Times as as always haha.
Watching the reaction at Google. You are so very observant-picking up Jimmy picking strings on the guitar neck rather than on the body And that great exchange b/t JPJ and Bonham. John B died 40 yrs ago TODAY and here you are just discovering him and LZ. That's Greatness.
the people thought they were entertaining them, but they were just having a short jam session
Emmanuel F:
_"This Is Not like the studio versión...........it's a litte different..."_
Me: a little?......😒
😄
Bet you wish these came out of the US
Where you at Emmanuel? I look forward to your reaction videos, moreso than from anyone else ... hope things are okay
Tickets to this concert was like $8.50. Worth the price huh. Their manager, Peter Grant, would always insist on cash payment for the band to play. After the concert they put the money in the hotel safe and someone stole it. $200,000 gone. Never caught them.
jsut remember, this was 50 years ago
This was Jimmy Page at the top of his game. He started falling downhill bc of drugs unfortunately but overall I love the reaction dude!!!
When you get to Moby Dick, please, please watch this performance in the link. The Madison Square Garden was very good, but this one is amazing. Jimmy Paige did the eerie soundtrack in Death Wish-2.
czcams.com/video/r9-42mu1D9Y/video.html
The guy that was getting chase by security tried to sneak in backstage and they cqught him he was drunk
3rd request is this, roberts vocal range. THIS is roberts full voice, he had a fucking air raid siren but could also do full on blues, INCREDIBLE range and power.
czcams.com/video/yEgVyby3ApE/video.html
Studio version.
I think Jimmy Page had a guitar solo in this one.
Where's the link?
got it thanks!! Awesome reaction to an awesome song.
The part where Page plays the guitar with both hands and no pick. Eddie Van Halen fans love to pretend that Eddie invented that style of playing like that. But here is evidence that Page was doing it at least 5 years before anyone heard of Eddie Van Halen. Now I am not putting Eddie down at all. Just saying he didn't invent it like his fans think he did. He even has said he saw Page doing it. And Page didn't invent it either because he has said he saw guitarists before him doing it as well. Eddie just gets the credit because it's his calling card and he probably does it more than any other.
The scene were the cops are sort of arresting the teenager. That was in the bowels of Madison Square Garden and I assume he was scalping tickets. Led Zeppelin and especially their manager Peter Grant were relentless about scalpers and bootleggers ripping Zeppelin off. You see it to this day when so many of their vids and songs get blocked on youtube. In another sequence their manager Grant was giving Madison Square Gardens management a bad tongue lashing because they had let people sell bootleg Zepp stuff at the concert and he accused them of getting kick backs from it. Grant was a big man and basically a Gangster that had no problem beating the crap out of someone if he was pissed off about something. Also, famously at this concert Zeppelin Hotel safe deposit box was robbed of $200,000. I don't think anyone was ever caught and their were rumors that grant was actually behind the theft.
2nd request is achilles last stsnd from kneboworth, the emotion pours out of thst les paul here! Id like you to pay close attention to the johns plesse. The galloping bassline coupled with bonhmas ridiculous power topped off with several inhuman fills!
And the cherry in the cake are the amazing lyrics
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Jimmy Page was voted the #1 guitar player in the US for several years during the 70's until a young Eddie Van Halen can along and took the title away.