LED ZEPPELIN - NO QUARTER REACTION
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Secret weapon: John Paul Jones, bass, 2nd guitar, mandolin, keyboards ( he played bass lines with foot pedals on the live numbers that had keyboards, plus incredible arranger. He was top tier in all aspects
You forget to close your parentheses brother.
Zepp's answer to Geddy Lee!
JPJ is a great jazz artist as well.
So many people over look john. He is a god. You know you're in a good band when you're a genius, and the least known member. Lol
@@SuperPlacido1 He was a little excited.
JPJ was the glue. The grown up in the band but got the least credit
One of the best things about Zeppelin was when a new album came out you didn't know what you were getting. They never disappointed, never a bad song in my book.
No Quarter live from '73, they take the song to it's beautiful limits and beyond.
Just watched over 3 hours of Led Zeppelin live at Earls Court from 1975; what a show!
One of Zeppelin's best , and there are many. A personal favorite. You're listening to it the best way , with headphones. The subtlety and mood is best heard through the headphones. Thanks for doing this. 🎸🤘🔥
All lights out but the glow of the stereo, headphones 🎧 plugged into the head unit, needle drops on the vinyl and No Quarter begins!!🔥 only way to experience it.....
dude, i've been listening to Zep since i was 15....almost 35 yrs and i STILL can't pick out my favorite zep song
Mine changes constantly lol
I’ve been listening to them from 1969....favorite is Kasmir. But I love most of their songs.
This is probably my favorite. But damnit. Achilles last stand, Kashmir, since I’ve been loving you. Maybe I can’t choose lol
So glad you are starting with the studio version. Bonham's beat with the amazing ghost notes on the snare during the chorus is by itself enough to deem this song totally badass, then when you add that absolutely nasty guitar tone Page uses during the chorus, John Paul Jones' stop and start keyboard work and of course Plant's haunting vocals, man just too much, and that is just the chorus we're talking about! All of the subtlety and interplay within the band is captured so amazingly in the studio version. That said, the original unedited version from MSG 1973, Song Remains the Same, OMG, earthmoving.
You should definitely hear the live version from The Song Remains the Same. Jimmy’s solo might be his best ever to tape 🔥
I agree.
I usually prefer reactors do studio versions of songs, especially Led Zeppelin, since their live versions are often very different from the studio versions. That being said, I totally agree with you on this song. That live version of No Quarter from The Song Remains the Same is awesome. So if you do a separate reaction to that version, you'll hear this song in a totally different way that I think you'll love. This song comes alive in that version.
You being a drummer "Moby Dick" would come to mind, and "Fool In The Rain" for the sweet shuffle. "Dazed And Confused"
Gotta do Moby Dick live
And.. Boogie With Stu. That is such a fun and silly song and good good boogie.. =)
In My Time of Dying
Please check out How Many More Times from their 1970 Royal Albert Hall concert!
The video of that disappeared off yt a while ago unfortunately
I like the 1969 one
@@juliemanarin4127 Denmark? I like that 1 too but for me the Royal Albert Hall is the best version
Yeah, I have that one on my car thumbstick - totally awesome with the medley.
@@eatthisvr6 just that clip or the whole concert?
Led Zeppelin has been covered by many. There was a whole album created by multiple groups covering different Zeppelin tunes. The album was called Encomium. Bands like Hootie and the Blowfish, Stone Temple Pilots, 4 Non Blondes, and many others. check them out. Another awesome cover other than the Tool cover, is a cover of Stairway to Heaven by Heart. This was at the Kennedy Honors held some years back. John Bonham's son was the drummer for that performance.
Nobody's Fault But Mine - Led Zeppelin
I took these lyrics to my dad and asked him what did he think(while listening)at 19 he said this is about world war 3...luv and miss him. This a man that took me on my 13 B-day in 1980 to watch the Wall...lol
Give yourself a Christmas present and do Achilles last Stand!
Absolutely!
Do the live version from 1979 at Knebworth !!Bonzo is ridiculous 🥁🎧
Studio version. Jimmy's solo is incredible,
Do the studio 1st then live!
Yes live 79!
Do the live version of this at Madison square garden 1973 it has my favorite live guitar solo OF ALL TIME!
Legendary solo!
My thoughts exactly!! It really is the best solo ever.
He should definitely listen to that live version
They kill it live! Amazing!
The Fabulous Forum, 1973
Do TEA FOR ONE!!!! By Led Zeppelin Drumming and guitar is amazing!!!
Not enough reactions on it! Great song!!
Yes, check out Joe Bonnamassa. He does a great cover.
You should see this live from MSG! Also do Achillies Last Stand live in 1979! By far my favorite band too! Tool can't even compare!
That guitar riff is a high point in Rock 'n Roll swagger. It's the chemistry between Paige and Bonham that pulls it off with accuracy and aplomb.
Well noted sir. Probably LZ most underrated track. Beautifully eery, hypnotic guitar, sublime piano interlude.
I just got this album as a Christmas gift last Saturday.....if you like this song....then listen to "The Rain Song" and "The Crunge" a little James Brown influence who he use to hang out to. The Album is "Houses of The Holy."
HOW MANY MORE TIMES...no one ever does that one!!! Not sure why because it's truly amazing!!! And of course the Lemon song!!! Studio versions!!!
And I Can’t Quit You Babe
I'm with you! Greatest Band!!!
Now you have to see this live from the film Song Remains the Same. Must-hear songs from the film: No Quarter, Song Remains the Same, The Rain Song, and Dazed and Confused. After you watch these four songs, especially Dazed and Confused, you will NEVER see any other band as even coming close the the perfection that is Zeppelin.
One of my top 5 SONGS period. Zepp #1 alltime no doubts. Surprised you hadn't made it to this one yet. My only regret was hitting the like button and not leaving it at perfect 420!
You Are so easy to agree with. Led Zeppelin is my favorite. I also Love No Quarter. I have seen them in concert 3 times
75 and 77 in Seattle. Greatest of all time. Thanks, enjoy your journey
I saw them in 75 :)
@@scottus1955 Great Experience I hope. I loved and love their music. Be great
This is probably my favorite of theirs (I switch favorites all the time with them! Lol).
Absolutely mesmerizing!
My fav song of all time
It's also super jazzy. That piano solo in the middle sounds like Vince Guaraldi if he found god and then took The Peanuts gig.
Yo!!! I’m glad you took my advice! Enjoy, my dude!
The entire song from the first note of the intro takes you to that place. First you're in the home of those waiting for the return. Then the piano, synth, & guitar just sweep you off to the blizzard and rocky cliffs that have stopped the travelers, and you are there with them driving themselves through the falling, piling, blowing sleet and snow. You can feel the conditions waft between icy wet freezing snow, to the ironically colder but softer snow squalls and horizontal streams of fine blowing crystals. I see wolf and bear carrying nothing but their fur, tooth, & claw vs mankind having to carry everything they need, skin wearing the hides of the wolf & bear, all their guts burning their fuel of flesh, winning only every icy breath they struggle for and frozen step they fall upon.
Dam I just love this song!!!! Talk about unique.
I love all led zeppelin but I agree, this one and battle of evermore takes me to another world.
In high school in the 80's I used to fall asleep to this every night. It was my wind-down song
I still do...
Heart does the best covers of Led Zeppelin in general.
GOATs. Bootlegs of this song from '73 thru '80 are amazing journeys of incredible variety.
It's interesting to me that Led Zeppelin is, in my opinion, a love letter to African American music. They began with straight emulation of it, and grew from it, weaving their own, true voices into the ultimate expression of the British fascination with African American musical traditions. It makes me happy that you found them.
Awesome song by my favorite band
Their best song
What a song. I've been listening to this song for about 27 years and I still cannot believe how amazing it is.
This song always had a sinister vibe to it. Kinda creeped me out when I was younger 😜
oooohhhh.. feel the north wind blow and the ancient Norse gods come closer. I love this song... Your love for Led Zep made me a new subscriber =)
Always live...the true band...no matter who
Wait till you hear "The Rain Song" and "Over the Hills & Far Away" both off the same album.
Perfect move !
... I can't wait !
I love the studio version but one of my all time favorite songs is taken to a whole other level when played live. You owe it to yourself to follow up with the live version from Madison Square Garden in 1973 - SRTS. It's a masterpiece.
The inspiration of the writing of this song comes out of the book called The Hobbit by JRR Tolkien
When you get a chance, check out the live version from The Song Remains the Same soundtrack. Not from the movie as that is heavily edited. The original release from 1976 is the best live version of No Quarter.
They are the best band and it's obvious you have splendid taste my chap!
Great analysis. I feel your take, for sure!
Orchestrated by JPJ who played bass AND keys! One of my favs
Yes yes yes! Been waiting for this Chod.
The DRUMS though. He makes it sound easy. That 16ths swing....
OMG, THANK YOU for not pausing the music and throwing off the flow. You are my new favorite reactor. Going check out your others.
The studio version is fantastic, there are however 3 SUBLIME live versions, 1 msg 73 arguably jimmies best ever solo!! 2 earls court 75, jonesy really stretches out the piano part and 3 listen to this eddie from 77, FANTASTIC almost jazz jam in that 1
I already know what's coming next
Brother, you gotta do this live. J Paige has one of the greatest solos ever recorded. It's Epic! Great reaction.
Since you like Led Zeppelin so much, you might like the Genesis song Squonk. Not that Genesis was usually that close stylistically to LZ despite being a British band of the 70s, but Squonk was kind of their response to Kashmir, maybe.
Yo bro, check out Zep on the song "Fool In The Rain" Kashmir, and Achilles Last Stand. I could go on and on. I agree this is the baddest band in the land.
Top 5 best albums of all time.
I had tickets to see Zeppelin in 1977 but Robert Plant’s son died and the concert was canceled. His son is on this album cover (with his daughter). How sad 😪
I can't wait for the Tool version. I'm not sure I've ever heard it.
Good reactions, man. I like the drummers perspective you bring. Alot!
This prob is my top Zep song. It's hard to be solid on that.
I consider this song one of my life themes.
PSSSSST......do 'The Crunge' from Houses of the Holy
And 'Royal Orleans'
(it's bass stuff)
2 of the best and most overlooked songs: HOW MANY MORE TIMES, THE LEMON SONG...studio versions!!!!!!
My favorite album and a fantastic song period. The Whole album is great.
one of my favs too. and how I try to live
Kenny Loggins - I'm alright
The Who - Baba O'Riley
Two great songs with weird parts in them.
Thanks for playing the song I asked enjoy because I will 🤘🤘🤘
The song "Nobody's Fault but Mine" off of the album Presence has tremendous drumming by John Bonham, and great guitar work and vocals by Page and Plant. This tune is an excellent choice you made here,, and anything else off of the Houses Of the Holy LP is truly top notch.. Thanks.
Probably their most underrated song! Plant’s harmonica solo is f’ing unbelievable!
10 years only of the best band ever!!!
Beethoven + Mozart+ Rock n Roll= Led Zeppelin
Great reaction to a truely great soneg.
There are three band that defy their generation of just musicianship. LED Zeppelin,Rush, Tool
Now its definitely time to do tools cover of this song is great I cant wait to see the reaction
Their bass pedal game was on point with this one.
Only Tool can cover Led Zep....Ann and Nancy....hold my beer Wilburn
Hots on for Nowhere. You will be astounded. 10 Ribs or Tristan's Sword. Cripes....the whole catalog.
Dude (is your name spelled Chaud?) I was one of the people requesting Santana's "All I Ever Wanted" knowing how much you love a good kick in the butt (musically soeaking). Similarly, another song that I'm surprised few people react to that I guarantee you'll love is Led Zeppelin's "Nobody's Fault but Mine" (studio version from the Presence album). You won't be disappointed
Please do this live in Madison square garden! It's much better than the album. Extended solos. Awesome 👍
The studio version is good but TSRTS version is pure greatness. It's the best song in the whole movie imo and yes I know that is debatable.
Page’s best solo
Yes!
Couldn't agree more. I LOVE the crunch and weight the wah pedal brings. 👍👍🤘🤘
That's because the album versions of all of their songs were a "snapshot" of where they were about 1/2 way thru their evolution. You really need to think of the "life" of their song as this: birth = the song concept and rehearsal; puberty = the album release; adulthood = live versions over time. There songs always grew and evolved live.....the album versions are just where the song was at the time they decided to record it, before it matured.
Hell no the studio version is way better
For insane musicianship- listen to their song- Nobody's Fault But Mine. Also try something a little different by them- Ocean and The Battle Of Evermore.
Just subscribed because of how much I’ve enjoyed your SRV & Led Zep reactions so if I may...next LZ should be Achilles Last Stand Live and for SRV Tin Pan Alley w/Johnny Copeland. I know both will blow your mind. Really have enjoyed the reactions. Thx ❤️
HAY MY MAN WILBURN... GOOD REVIEW, LIKE ALWAYS ZEP IS A GREAT PIC. ONE THING... SHOULD'VE DONE IT LIVE!... PEACE...
Bro everything u just said in the first 45 sec of this video got me clicking subscribe. I like your style
This is my stairway to heaven
Look into the band Great White, they have two albums of Led Zeppelin covers.
Easy to meditate on this.
My favorite Zep song
Tool does a great cover of this its worth checking out Tool fans will love you for it too
May be better than the original🤷♂️
He said that's exactly what he's doing in his intro. Two videos to compare them.
@@VinzClorthokeymasterofGozer sorry came in late
The irony was it is so much easier to hear the work in the digital era. People need to hear this on a high dollar system or with good headphones.
True that, I'm watching this on the Mac........but if I want to listen to it, I'll crank up my 70's Pioneer and pull out the vinyl!
More TOOOOL
I really love the guitar riff in this song, but you covered everything else very well.
This music is why us old timers don’t do rap we have heard the best
next song of led - IAM GONNA CRAWL , U WILL LOVE
You need to check out the Live at Madison Square Garden 1973 version from The Song Remains the Same film & album
I think a number of people would enjoy a reaction to It’s good to be free, by Oasis, my personal favorite band.
I gotta mention, you should also check out the 1973 MSG live version of No Quarter. The guitar solo on that is among Jimmy's best solos ever, as Yenlard 66 also mentioned. But there are several videos out there which aren't complete. Might be best to get it straight from Song Remains the Same live album.
You won't change your mind. Once someone says Led Zeppelin is their favorite group, that's it. Have you reacted to D'yer Mak'er? I'm going to have to check.
The tool cover
Tune