LED ZEPPELIN - COMMUNICATION BREAKDOWN LIVE *1969* REACTION
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THIS MY FRIEND IS THE SHIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Rock music doesnt get any better than this
The entire performance, about 30 minutes long, is worth watching. You can hear John Paul Jones's bass louder than usual, and really appreciate it. Sometimes it sounds like he's playing both the bass notes and the notes that a rhythm guitarist would be playing, if they had one.
This concert changed the world.
This definitely has the feel of proto-punk. You should do a reaction to this entire concert.
The pure raw sound, loud, awsome.
This is great, Page playing that Telecaster and the Tone Bender II fuzz pedal on the floor, that sound is wicked
They're so frigging gifted and were completely on the same wave length from the very beginning. Amazing how young they were here yet putting out such amazing music.
This is a song from the year 68, the beginning of Hard Rock, the amps at full blast forming a wall,,, the legacy of Zeppelin is enormous and eternal.
On their debut album, Communication Breakdown quickly follows Black Mountain Side , a 2 min acoustic piece. Side 2
Hey Pope! Time to get The Led out! Awesome jam.🔈🔉🔊
Man, Robert was a force of nature in those early days. Well, they all were. I think it was Henry Rollins who said that you could tell in those days that they knew how great they were.
Proto Punk
Johnny Ramone cited this song as the main inspiration for his downstroke style playing.
That's John Paul Jones on the mandolin!
What time, Any time… That’s a good intro to “How Many More Times” from Led Zeppelin I. TY
Love JP's 59 Telecaster. Looks cool. See so many Strats and Les Pauls...nice to see someone jamming on a Telecaster.
These guys were 19-23 years old and just blowing minds around the world. My 1st and 2nd favorite band for the past 44 years since I was 4. All 4 were so solid and fit the other 3 so well.
That's why it was called Heavy Metal
Their prime was 73-75
Actually this is the first led Zeppelin song I learned on the drums believe me it wasn't easy. The version you are watching now also has you shook me and days and all separate though not the same video so if you saw those other two this is the same the same venue. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶
Sorry about that the other song was days and confused sometimes when I voice text the whole thing doesn't come out but I think you get what I'm saying. ✌️✌️✌️
Zeppelin 💯 Raw
Brilliant...At this point, they would've surely had no idea how bonkers their lives would become...great seeing this early stuff.....good one again man :)
I just ran across your site and I like it a lot. One song I recommend highly is "Poem 58" from the first Chicago album (Chicago Transit Authority). It's like an anti-Chicago song because it sounds nothing like the later "Chicago sound", and highlights one of the greatest guitarists of all time, Terry Kath, who came to such a tragic end. If you do try it, look for the 2002 remaster, and definitely stay away from the 50th Anniversary remix.
They had been a band for about 5 months at tge time this was filmed.. Danish TV late January/ February 1969, formed around 9/21/68
Actually the 4 jammed together for the first time in August 68 and their first LIVE show was on September 7th 68. And this show was in March 69
@@donald60s14 I didn't know that, I knew the first time they played together was Sept '68, so thus show is 7 months since their first pkaying together for the very first time.. fuckin impressive and unheard-of
you have to listen to bring it on home live at royal albert hall, amazing performance and classic zeppelin
This is about 5 months after the band was created. Robert and Bonzo are 20 years old here. There are 5 songs on CZcams from this show....all great.
Lol .. 5 month old band .. crazy .. jamming on the ZEPP for at least 40 years
@@franklimper2677 You and me both, Frank.
7-8 months actually.
Plant and Page jammed for the first time in July 68 and the rest was history. This show is from March 69.
The debut album was recorded during September-October 68. What’s even more crazy was during the time of this video performance, they were already starting to work on 2nd album, They recorded nearly every song at a different studio around the world on days off while playing their 69 tour. It’s crazy since they still sound very young in this video but sounded a lot more experienced on the 2nd album.
We loved jamming this song. But our version was twice as long
Barely out of their teens. They'd only been together for a few months
Those were the days my friend..
Dude I've seen him like 20 times but the first time I saw was 1970 imagine sitting there just watching music history unfold to mindbender.
You have to do How many more times from this same little show it’s awesome !!!!!!
How many more times is a must. Perfect example of led zeppelin in their element.
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This whole show is amazing! A short show but their first one!
POPE listen to them at Royal Albert Hall if you wanna SEE them in their prime that is easily their best recorded live show. But if you want to listen to them in their prime listen to Osaka 1971 that is truly their prime 1971 they were other worldly
Not carin' about the sound quality. These boys know how to get it done. Timeless legendary Rockstars. Bonham can't help but to kill it Everytime.
Hard to believe this was 53 years ago.
Definitely check out the studio version.
Love their first album. That Page video you just reacted to was great too.
I’m doing a Popenyco LZ marathon, all of them! Til the sun comes up! TSRS/Rain Song OMG!
…Well I made it to Carouselambra!!That’s 30 of 52!
You got to try As long as i have you
You should try watching some live YES. You'll love it : )
You need to go listen to the studio version after, sounds completely different and it’s on the way
On a recommendation Page & JPJ go see the young unknown Robert Plant and explain the vision of this band they want to put together.....And he says, well, to attempt that feat I know just the drummer we'll need.....John Bonham.....Who? John Bonham....you'll see. Haha
I highly recommend the song How Many More Times from this same live performance. There are some really awesome parts in it!
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Hey yo Pope! Every video with you Is indeed a Very special video because it’s what you do man!
thank you!
On the LP, Communication Breakdown runs into the 2nd song without any break. I think that's what they were trying to say, maybe not knowing you were gonna do the live version. But it's all GOOD!! 👍❤🤙
☮️💙💙🔥
You should watch babe I’m gonna leave you from this show
I think that was ‘69.
the album version is best
Two 20 year olds!
Roberts vocals before any issues
studio versions, sir... honestly. live is good after you have already heard the studio version.. of course, my opinion. Take care!
The album version is better.