Teen Reacts To Led Zeppelin - In My Time of Dying!!!
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Bonham has sometimes been criticized as a "heavy-handed" drummer, usually by people that don't really know what they're talking about. Sure, he would bash his kit to bits, but he also played some of the most intricate and difficult rhythms in all of rock music. If you lend an ear to the drums in this song, you really get a sense of his skill and craft.
And he did all this on a drum set by today's standard that would be considered small
Yeah i agree let the haters hate ill just sit back and enjoy Led Zeppelin
@@scottspears9347 Right?! I don't know if this is fact or fiction, but I've always heard John Bohnam used a chain on his foot pedal. I don't even know if that would work or bring the thunder. Maybe it's just a rumor or a comparison.
I absolutely love this song. But I have friends who find it too violent, because it is.
You can't say that Bonham wasn't heavy handed
Criticized? I thought people loved that about him lol Hitting his drums harder than anyone else.
The lyric is. "Oh my Jesus." The narrator is petitioning for his place in heaven.
Aussie Chris here mate, That's my favourite Zeppelin song & My funeral song❤️
Probably the best lead guitar - drums combination ever. Made when bands could play their instruments, without autotune or computer tricks. So much so they were as good live as on their records.
Well said!
Seems to me they were even better live, because of the combination of excellent musicianship and spirited performance.
Live they were the best one! (In studio too basically😄)
One of the top Bonham songs. His intricate use of the foot pedals, especially the bass drum, is something only Bonham could do. Really enjoying you're reactions to all things Zep.
When you have the best rock drummer of all time, the best lead guitar player of all time, the best rock bass player of all time, and one of the best lead singers of all n time, you can make some amazing, timeless rock music. Even almost 50 years later we can hear how well they work together. Truly amazing!!!!
One of my favorite Zeppelin songs! Bonzo's drumming on this song is next-level. When I was in college, I used to crank this song up and play the air drums to it. Interestingly enough, Today I am a hospice nurse, and some of the things Plant sings in the lyrics are actually common sentiments at end of life. So the perfect hospice rock and roll song!
What he's saying in the breakdown section is "Oh my Jesus" and later, when it sounds like he's saying "Oh Georgina" what he's really saying is "I'll touch Jesus."
I can air drum this one and play it on a real set. But the end of life stuff you have here is deep. Thanks.
I've read plenty of comments of people wanting to play this song at their funerals.
The song is about dying and going to heaven and the word you cannot discern is Jesus. Good reaction as always. Keep on rockin.
"Oh my Jesus...." He's a dying man, asking Jesus for mercy at the time of his death.
As great as Jason Bonham was at the O2 Reunion (and I agree he was great!), compare "In My Time of Dying" from the O2 Reunion with this version (recorded live, in the studio, in one take) with John Bonham on the drums. There really is no comparison. Jason is a great drummer, but NOBODY hit the drums like John Bonham. He drives this song like a locomotive in ways that no other drummer before or since has. One of Zep's most monumental tracks.
Crazy to think Jason is that little boy playing drums at home with dad in The Song Remains The Same! Almost 50 years ago! What!
It really is. I've seen pics of Robert in the 1970's with little Jason sitting on his lap.
Yes, Bonzo was a beast and imo the greatest rock drummer ever.
He's saying "Oh my Jesus" and later says "Oh Georgina" (why, I don't know). Jimmy kills it with the slide guitar! Taken from an old blues song "Jesus Make Up My Dying Bed" by Blind Willie Johnson, 1927. Bob Dylan also covered this song. You should also check out Led Zeppelin, "In My Time of Dying" live at Earls Court, 1975.
He's saying 'Oh, My Jesus', and then later it's 'I'll touch Jesus' (right after 'feels pretty good up here').
Lol people hearing what they want 😂
He's definitely not saying Georgina, he's singing Jesus, that's it ....Ja Ja Jesus
@@Ledzepnut Only reason I say that is because it's on the lyrics I read after somebody asked if he was saying that name along with Jesus.
@@Ledzepnut I read it on some lyrics. As I said, it's on lyrics from Blind Willie Johnson who wrote it and I saw it on some LZ lyrics too.
There is a word for that Silas, "going back and forth". It's called dynamics. Zeppelin are one of the most dynamic bands ever :)
Also called light and shade. Need each to appreciate the other... 😊
Bonzo's drumming power is really impressive!!💪💪💪
That cough at the end and the reaction to it "That's gotta be the one, come and have a listen" shows that this was a live take recorded straight in the studio. That's phenomenal.
Yes!
This has always been in my top 5. When you check out some live performances I can’t recommend strongly enough you watch this from Earls Court. 1975, 2nd night. It is an absolute masterpiece!!! To hear this is awesome but to see them and their musicianship is a damn face melting experience.!!!! You will go from zero to stank face at Mach Speed!!!☮️ btw Robert is singing Oh My Jesus. It’s a spiritual song. I cannot wait for you to react to Kashmir.
Definitely! That Sunday performance of this song is about as good as it gets.
Dang it man. That is a great suggestion.
@@PeterTea absolutely!!!
Some songs are ment to be seen live. This is one of them! 😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Gotta watch this one live.
😂😂😂...you're the best Silas...watching you react actually brings me back 40 yrs to when I was first listening to these songs....and I have to admit, on a good number of your videos I actually get goosebumps, you're bringing me right back. I give you credit for not just ripping through every album as I did...well done, young man
Thanks for the Patreon shout-out, Silas! I really appreciate that someone so young is willing to dive into full albums from my era rather than run a poll and just do one track and bounce onto the next poll winner. You end up getting a much fuller idea of a band's intent and range of abilities this way!
Thank you so much for your reacts!!! I feel someone understands my passion for my favorite band and, by the way, BEST band EVER!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Hugs from Madrid!
This live in 1975 is magnificent!
Oh my Jesus is what he is saying, he is pleading to get into heaven
Robert Plant is saying oh my Jesus oh my Jesus in that one part you didn't understand.. Robert is singing about dying and he wants Jesus to deliver him of all the bad he has done in his life! This is old gospel music done zeppelinized!!
The ride has just begun, you still have a lot more to go since it's a double album. One thing is for sure, ya won't get bored.
For a long time, this was my favorite Zeppelin tune, it is still in my top 5, most days. LOL My favorites change with how dark my mood is...what can I say. I really cannot wait to see you react to this one with your girl, and your Dad...you three should react to it together. ✌💯
This is a remake of a old gospel song by Blind Willie Johnson around 1927 or so. Plant is singing "Oh my Jesus" as he pleads to Saint Peter to be let into heaven. Presumably he made it in, what with the cries of ecstasy at the end and all. One of my favorites. Do yourself a favor and check out this song live at Earl's Court... epic stuff!
When you commented on that part of the song you thought it was a riff it wasn't! That part was Jimmy Page doing a slide guitar solo!
Arguably one of the greatest songs ever
I want this played at my memorial service when I am no longer physically on this planet.
This song is all FIRE!🔥🔥🔥
To think, I used to skip past this song until around 1990 when I got a job that I could play all my cassettes and later cd's at all day. I skipped passed it because of the long slow start. It was just easier to play the entire album than to skip past stuff. So once I stopped skipping past this song it quickly became an all time favorite. I think he is saying "Oh my Jesus." This is an old gospel song so that makes sense he would be saying that. Read the words to the song and even then it's often not clear what he says at different points. But the song is about a man dying and going up to heaven and I guess the rapture he is feeling while it is happening.
If you didn't like this song, no more Custard Pie for you young man. LOL.
This song is a masterpiece as well.. Just flow in with it bro! Don't forget to also experience this in the "mood" looking up at the ceiling in a darkened room... Also, this song is even heavier and more progressive when they play it live! "Oh my Jesus!"... He's saying "Oh my Jesu!" because that is the original aramaic name "Yesu"
GOATS!
Near impossible to pick a favorite album but its between Physical and LZ III. I've I was forced to pick I think I'd go with Physical. Love this album. I listen to Zep everyday and have done it for 30+ years.
40 years for me!
He's supposed to be dying and he's saying "Oh my Jesus".
Except on that last set of repeats, he is saying "Oh Georgina", if I am not mistaken. ✌✌
One of their hardest jams . Love it so much !!
One of my favorite Zepp songs - I was surprised to hear how close it was to the original but alas Robert, Jimmy, JPJ and Bonzo make it God like. The cough has always been a fun ending. Such a monster song!!!
Hey Silas
Not sure your stank face could take anymore stank haha
As a drummer this is my favourite song to play and as a Zep fan it’s one of my favourite songs by them.
Glad you liked it and I’ll be requesting you watch the live version haha
Best rock blues song Ever.
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I am so glad to see you back doing these reaction alone with us.....I appreciate you including your family members....friends ...and girlfriend........but I personally love seeing experiencing your reactions and "Stank Face" more than others because it really takes me back to my days hearing and experiencing this Amazing music for the time along with friends...and yeah we had Stank Faces and laughing and rolling on the floor reactions just like yours, and that was 50 years ago.....some things change and some things remain the same......good to see again, my Friend!!! Robert is saying...."Until Jesus!!!"
Love Jimmy playing slide and of course the God of Thunder kills it on this one.
Helene here…Silas……PLEASE watch this live from Earls Court 1975. Post it on CZcams. If it gets blocked, Provide a link to Patreon to watch it. 😊
Hey Silas, as always fantastic to see your Zep reactions. I was absolutely sure those headphones were gonna fly off your head at least twice during this epic but you didn't take 'em off once, talk about willpower! I say that because it's the one that every first reaction we've seen the people just can't believe that LZ take it up another notch and again..and again. Oh yeah that little guitar line after Plant says " cough.." it's like an old ragtime lick that you can hear him do as far back as his 1960s session work and the Yardbirds. I wish I could remember where it comes from. Keep it on high you guys.
Watch live 5/25/75 earls court ..young man you will be enlightened. LZ fans become fanatics after seeing the live stuff.
This song is an absolute masterpeice,
Another great reaction. Just so u know I only leave a response to u. I find that u enjoy this so much. It makes make day so happy to see u happy. Keep up the good job
My fav...and also my funeral song (made my bro work on condensed acoustic arrangement) and def not danceable. But try to not play Air drums while driving ! 😀
In the future,wait until you hear the live version(s).Keep rocking lad!!👍
Physical Graffiti is a timeless classic that will be busting eardrums a 1000 years from now.
You need to get a turntable stereo set up to get the original experience ..
He’s talking about dying and talking about meeting Jesus in the middle of the Air…..so he’s saying “Oh my Jesus”. No, a solo is not the same as a riff. A solo is a solo. A riff is a musical phrase in a song..it can be on any instrument but has been used mainly in relation to guitar or bass, that is repeated and becomes a center point of the song. Watch Rick Beato’s CZcams channel posting on 20 best rock guitar riffs.
this song live from 1975 on the mothership dvd is great.
50 years ahead of thier time!!!!!!!
This is the ultimate drum track. Their best song, IMO.
the best blues jam of all time hard and heavy blues at the very top of the pile!
We love you so much Silas, youngster! With or without others... Love you with your Mom, your Dad, your gf, your friend. Or you by yourself. Yah you know.
Awesome reaction 👍 Happy to be a subscriber 🥁🎸🎶 Oh my Jesus!
He's saying 'O my Jesus' but it always sounded to me like 'O My tears... Then at the end he says 'I'll touch Jesus' Sometimes Robert doesn't always finish off the ends of his words and he can be a bit indistinct. In Stairway to Heave he says the 'tru' will come to you at last, instead of 'truth' at the end. Some people think he was singing 'the tune will come to you at last'
Sounds like Jesus to me🤷🏻♂️
@@williamcabell142 It sounds like one syllable to me rather than two, so the nearest to the sound for me is Cheez,
6:04 is why Page is a guitar legend
Bonzo is off the chain on this one!
"Oh my Jesus."
This song is brilliant, it showcases all their skills, looking forward to your reaction to "Achilles last stand" mind blowing
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I almost can't wait to kick the bucket, because I want this dirty beast played at my funeral (along with Ramble On) haha.
I've already tee'd my cousin up to go dressed as The Grim Reaper and tell anyone who looks her way, "see you next week."
It should be a good time for all! 🤣
I also meant to say that the roughly one and a half minutes (from about 10:35 to 11:56 on your video here) from where Robert begins singing "O my Jesus!" to the groovy-ass drum roll that Bonham lays down after Plant sings "Oh, Lord, take me home..." is almost certainly the most rewound, replayed moment of Zeppelin for me. I practically worship this showcase of awesomeness by my favorite group! I never tire of hearing it, nor this song, album, band. Such a fun reaction you gave us, thanks!
This is one of their symphonies. Superb.
Doubling up on the bass drum. Cranking on the hi-hats, the crazy cool guitar. etc great stuff!!
When you were asking what he was saying and you couldn't figure it out in the studio version he was saying oh my Gina oh my Gina and then later he used her full name and said oh Georgina, in concert he started saying oh my Jesus, when I was a kid I used to have the musical books on how to play the notes for all the led Zeppelin songs and it also had the words in it
Silas Buddy ! 11:25 Oh, my Jesus, oh, my Jesus, oh, my Jesus
Oh, my Jesus, oh, my Jesus, oh, my Jesus
Oh, my Jesus, oh, my Jesus, oh, my Jesus
Oh, my Jesus, oh, my Jesus, oh, my Jesus
Oh, my Je... ah-oh, ah, my Je...
Solid! 👊
i’m sure like everyone, i loved it when you laughed at the cough ending, just like we all did when we first heard it. a fun ending to such a massive classic.
"The droms are going crazy!" well it is John Bonham.
It's the drums, fkin loud, that's why I love this song!
Yep...that is how I reacted back in 1975. We all did. I believe this is one of their top 5 songs, easily a candidate for number one along side When the Levee Breaks
The best is yet to come👍👍👍👍🤟
Incredible drumming. I’d say this song is probably in my Zep top six or so, as is Kashmir coming up. Make sure someday you also check out the live Kashmir from their final concert Celebration Day. Beautiful epic version.
Masterpiece
Slide guitar playing and drumming from a different planet. Like an earthquake in your own head.
Watchin' the youngsters jammin' to the Mighty Zep reminds me of an "Onion" headline I ran across in the late 90s: "Dude's 16 Year Old Younger Brother Discovers Led Zeppelin IV Over Summer Vacation"
I posted on your Kashmir showing mention this tune! Good going! I was hoping Alivia was going to be with you to hear it : (
Esta canción es una pasada. Una brutal demostración del talento de los 4. Bonzo se sale con la bateria.
I always thought he was saying oh my Jesus. You know sometimes when they're singing the blues the words get choppy.
The end always cracks me up too! I sing it as if it's part of the song! Lmao!
The live version is awesome too ❤❤❤
And JPJ with a mean ass bass line in this song is true groove and grit!
I love Bonzo's drumming on this track, but then again, I say that after every Led Zep song, lol. I forgot to mention in a previous recent reaction when you said something about you like to listen to it afterwards a few times and focus on different instruments, that is the sign of a great musician. That and the Curiosity to see how all the pieces of the arrangement fit together, like a puzzle. At least on good stuff. It's extremely important and I go a bit further than that, if it's something that I have any real interest in I'll do it just like you described but then additionally, I will take a few more listings to start focusing on different combinations of instruments and kind of just move my attention around and zoom in on one instrument and then soon back out just enough to see what's going on with one or other two instruments and then when I'm all done I try to listen to the whole thing like I've never heard it before and not analyze it but just enjoy it.
''Oh my Jesus'' is what he's chanting. I never knew until I checked the lyric sheet. A lot of his singing is hard to understand as that of many singers, but it doesn't matter as the singing voice is an instrument to me
In the light my favorite
Do achilles last stand.........BONHAM ROCKS THIS CUT UNLIKE ANY OTHER.....
I love this track. When I was learning to play slide guitar, this was the first song I learned. Heck of a good time to play. Requires a good drummer to perform Zep though.
When you're discussing a song, "Going back and forth like that," would be the dynamics of the song, I believe. That word covers everything from the weight with which a guitar player picks, to drumming weight, tempo and vocal aggression.
Riffs vs Solos. The riff is the main hook of the song, the one or two common sections that (usually) the lead or rhythm guitarist plays over and over. A solo is one musician doing his own thing while the rest of the band backs him up. It's basically the front man/lead singer taking a step back and letting someone else take front and center for a while. Great time to get a drink if you're fronting.
1:20 -1:27 Main Riff.
6:03 - 6:45 Guitar Solo
He said Oh My Jesus! That was Bonzo coughing!
He's saying 'Oh, My Jesus', and then later it's 'I'll touch Jesus' (right after 'feels pretty good up here').
Another epic track that came from an 60 year old Bob Dylan track. Listen to the original and see what Zep did with it. The same applies with when the levee breaks off the 4th album and when you get to Nobody's fault but mine on their next album Presence.
"Oh my Jesus..." 🙌
Jimmy Page seems to love dramatic pauses in many of his songs which is not like any other band I can think of. I wonder if anyone has ever asked him about that.
Led Zeppelin are very dramatic
Jimmy always talked about "light and shade".
Led Zeppelin was HEAVILY influenced by Southern (read African American) blues. This song might be Led Zeppelin's best example of skilled musicians taking some cool historical music and modernizing it.
Hi Silas,Robert sings "Oh,my Jesus! Jesus is going to make my dyin´ bed ",it´s a sort of religious song,recorded in the 1930es by Blind Willie Johnson as it was "Nobody´s fault but mine" in the Presence album
Oh,, my Jesus....Oh, my Jesus...Oh, my Jesus....... This is one of my favorite Zepp,s song. A masterpiece. Impresionante. In the end Bonhan,s caught.... He asked if this is, finally. a good take . Genius.
It's "oh my Jesus". He was doing a riff on the old blues guy Sonny Boy Williamson, who had a lisp.
The greatest of them all .. James Patrick Page
A "riff" is a bit of melody or chord sequence that gets repeated, and gives structure to the rest of the song. Usually it's played in the background, and the rest of the music is built around it. An easy example is the opening to "Whole Lotta Love" -- notice that the guitar part from the intro is repeated while all the other instrumentals and vocals are added on top.
A "solo" is when the guitar (or any instrument) takes center stage, and can be as structured or unstructured as the musician wants.
He's Saying "Oh my Jesus!".