just to let you know, my KASHMIR REACTION WAS BLOCKED BUT I HAVE HEARD THAT SONG BEFORE JUST Didn't know it was them • Led Zeppelin - Immigra... HERE'S THE VIDEO LINK
Kashmir was sampled by Diddy on Come With Me, could that be where you heard the guitar riff at the beginning? It was on the Godzilla Soundtrack and in the movie.
I dont know if you gonna read this but, please react to Muse. Maybe Muse sing for absolution, knights of cydonia live at rome.. They are considered the best rock live band in the world, I think you will like it. Have a good day
JPJ was happy. I read an interview he gave, back in the 70's. The interviewer asked him if he resented all the adulation the other guys got and he said "Are you kidding? They can't leave the hotel for screaming fans but I just breezed through the hotel foyer, totally unnoticed, went out and bought myself a coffee at a pavement cafe and read my newspaper. But I still get to sample the Groupies at the after-party". LOL
Robert in particular was affected because they were already close long before Led Zep. They had played in a number of bands together before, including 'A band of joy' with Lyndon Laney, who went on to become an amp manufacturer.
Some bands are like that. When Niel Peart of Rush took a several year hiatus after losing his only daughter to a car accident and his wife to cancer 9mos later, basist/vocalist said "we thiught we were done. I don't want to play in Rush with any other 2 guys. It is the band, us 3 guys. There's no replacing anyone in this band." Fortunately, Niel came back for several awesome more years before brain cancer took him earlier this year. And now Rush, sadly, is done. Like these 3 friends, the best bands are true friends, Bonham and Plant particularly being close in Led Zeppelin.
Oh how I wish I could have seen them live. While you were rocking out to them in 74, I was being born. So much talent and oh so much heart and emotion put into their music.
John Bonham, the drummer, really drove the sound of that band. It sounds like he’s hitting the drums with wooden logs! If you get a chance listen to “Achilles Last Stand”.
Back in the day it was all analogue. They used to have a little fellow inside the PA with a mic, singing the right pitch (Plant's voice was incredible).
No autotune of course, but this live version is not entirely from Long Beach. The yell was edited from the first night in LA where he was able to hit it ONCE. His voice cracked on all other attempts at those two shows. By June 1972 he no longer could do the TRUE Immigrant Song yell as he did in 1970. He had to do a falsetto yell in 1972. Still effective but nowhere near the POWER of Robert Plant at his best. A shame he lost that range and power so early.
TheWraithkrown zzzz these auto tune comments are tedious. There have been great singers from all eras. For example, I happen to prefer led zep music, but Rag and Bone Man’s voice is way, way better than Plant’s ever was. Search any of his live videos and you’ll see what I mean.
Considering that this is a recent remastered digitized mash up and sequenced version taken from parts of two different concerts in two different parts of the world I would say its not the best example of a low fi piece of music. Also worth mentioning that Jimmy page and Robert Plant both used an echoplex live
Lol… gotta love Jamel’s reactions. ‘They sing this too?’Pretty validating and a credit to his good taste and genuine love of music regardless of genere 👊😎
@@christopherhammond3664 yeah it was only the fans really who thought they invented all this stuff. Zepp themselves took responsibility for the fact that they, along with loads other musicians back then, were borrowing (or stealing if you'd like, it makes no difference) from artists they we're inspired by.
@@christopherhammond3664 true that, I like The Mighty Zep as much as anyone, and its not unheard of for a band or artist to lift a lick from elsewhere but the sad thing is, Page and or Plant, they often took credit for the writing, not rightfully acknowledging the artist or compensating them.
I was at there at their Melbourne Australia concert in 1972 as well . I was 19 years of age. My girlfriend surprised me with the tickets she is now my wife. We had seats 7 rows from front of stage. They blew us all away. I'm now 67 years of age, and still listening to them 😀
LOL. I thought you were going to say, " We had seats 7 rows from front of stage. They blew us all away. I'm now 67 years of age, and can't here a thing!" 😀 But seriously, I love them even though they were before my time. You're so lucky to see them in concert.
StephBer1 we also saw black sabbath at the same venue. They were also amazing , Awesome live. Also saw the stones at the same venue few years later, really disappointed , could hardly hear them.
My parents were 11 and 12 in 1972. I was born September 1980. But this was one of the records they used to play from when I was a baby. My oldest was born 2004 and Led Zepplin were one of the first bands we used to play for her too. I associate it with little kids dancing like mad and turned up loud enough to upset the neighbours. It's the only way.
I was a skinny teenager with broken glasses and a rock and roll heart. I went alone to their concert in Texas, my first ever. They opened with this song. Jimmy and Robert were larger than life and the power and propulsion from Bonham's drums overwhelmed my emotions. It is still one of my most vivid memories.
Aw, you lucky bastard! I wish I had that memory! Plus, back in that time, you went to a concert - any concert but particularly a Zepp performance - you were there for the experience; no phones, no video, no cameras…people melted into the shared experience and had nothing but the memory to take away. Honestly, you have something valuable.
Grand Waha My late husband used to say “Zeppelin goes better wit chemicals”, meaning hallucinatory drugs. I agree wholeheartedly but you can listen while straight but I’ve never known anyone who made that choice. I mean, at least smoke a bit of cannabis. Annie in Tennessee 💕
Frank Manzo ...I agree...but no Kieth Moon or Ginger Baker...got to see them Vancouver 1969...ALL BY THEMSELVES....AWESOME LED ZEPPELIN...GREATEST ROCK BAND THE WORLD HAS SEEN....peace
The range of music they had, from Stairway to Immigrant, unbelievable... and everything in between. I was 18 at the time, what a time to find music that touched my soul.
Notice the faster tempo from the studio version also. It’s like they said let’s blow their socks off and mashed that gas pedal to the floor! By far one of the greatest bands ever!
The audio is from a Long Beach Arena show in 1972, the film footage was from Sydney, Australia in February 1972. I was there, 17 years old at the time.
I read this was a studio over live, but you might right I hadn't heard that. To me the audio quality is to good for live recording late 60's early 70's.
@The Elemental Mystic You sound like a total bozo. The "No Stairway" signs have NOTHING to do with Satanism or the occult; they were made because Stairway To Heaven is one of the most popular (aka overplayed) songs in the history of music.
Yes, Jimmy Page was very in to the occult in Zeppelin's heyday but it wasn't something that really made its way in to their lyrics. Most of that "listen to the records backwards and hear Satanic messages" crap was nonsense pushed by religious groups to scare people away from listening to secular music. Music generally sounds creepy and weird when played backwards regardless.
"Immigrant Song" was written during Led Zeppelin's tour of Iceland, Bath and Germany in the summer of 1970. The opening date of this tour took place in Reykjavik, Iceland, which inspired Plant to write the lyrics. He explained in an interview: We weren't being pompous ... We did come from the land of the ice and snow. We were guests of the Icelandic Government on a cultural mission. We were invited to play a concert in Reykjavik and the day before we arrived all the civil servants went on strike and the gig was going to be cancelled. The university prepared a concert hall for us and it was phenomenal. The response from the kids was remarkable and we had a great time. 'Immigrant Song' was about that trip and it was the opening track on the album that was intended to be incredibly different. Six days after Led Zeppelin's appearance in Reykjavik, the band performed the song for the first time in concert during the Bath Festival.
I'm 62,and isn't it great the music we had is still so popular? And I still adjust me mind, 😉. All of us in our age group were fortunate to have all the great rock music,concerts (was at Live Aid in 85 in Philly!) Saw Zeppelin 3 times, I love these video reactions to something never heard. A new audience! Happy birthday welcome to Club 60. LOL
It was also on School of Rock - apparently LZ rarely let their music be used in films - but they loved the scene featuring Jack Black miming along to it so much they allowed it. Good choice
Ehhh…. Sabbath isn’t as mainstream as Zep but are much more enjoyable in my opinion. I don’t think Zep is close to Sabbath. I’d rate 3-4 of their albums over any single album from Zep.
Me too. Feel exactly the same. Old. 53 days shy of 65. Love the originals, Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, Judas Priest, early Stones, AC/DC, Iron Maiden. Can listen to them all day n night long. Crank up the volume
@@paulwagner688 If JRR Tolkien said that of Led Zeppelin and knew of them that is so cool. It fits though. Zep references Tolkiens work in several of their songs and Tolkien wrote reimaginings of Norse mythology.
Zepplin made a concert movie called "The Song Remains the Same". You HAVE TO watch entire movie. You won't believe where all those strange sounds were made. With the movie you get to watch how much punishment that guitar and those drums endured.
@@karlbennett1185 Concerts, 3 nights at MSG. TSRTS was clipped from the 3 nights and reshot in some parts, notice JPJ wearing a wig during D&C, he cut his hair short before there were reshoots. Some of the footage was unusable so the recreated the stage and redid what was needed. AKA as the most expensive home video ever made.
Yes! Jamel has to experience! It's a new, incredible experience every time watched! Thanks for reminding me...it's been a while...time for another experience!
I had the same reaction when discovering LZ. I knew I had heard all those songs before (radio, tv, etc.) but I had no idea the same band performed all of them.
Same. I grew up as a military brat and was stationed in various parts of California and Europe during the late 60 through 80s and did not have good radio reception or any at all in some area. So my music growing up was hit and miss. I knew about led zeppelin ( who hasn't) but only knew the did stairway, kashmir, and dazed and confused. A few years ago XM radio had a special channel of only Led Zeppelin music. I'm like...they played that? That's them? I loved black dog in Jr hi. I did know that was them? Nope. I discovered so many of the songs I liked where led zeppelin songs. So I'm on a quest to get all the albums ( ok cds cause I don't have a record player any more) not just the box sets but the actual cds to hear them in the original order. ( yes I also need the box set that has 'what can I do' on it since that is one of my favorites of all time.
Saw them in 1973. Honolulu international arena. They opened up with this song. I was 20 years old . Arrived in America a month ago and Led Zeppelin was my favorite band. I hitched a ride from north shore to see them. It was worth it.
I love that I'm vibing on old-school rock and you have reaction videos for three of five my list so far! It's like I'm hearing them again for the first time. Thank you
@mickey7411 Yeah they did. The song Taurus, by Spirit. It's in court as we speak, with a ruling sometime next year. Try not to call people fools unless you're absolutely certain on something, otherwise the irony is too great to bear.
There are only so many things that make me happy about being old, live shows are one of them. I am so blessed to have seen so much of the best. Zep and PF are my faves.
LOL!!! I was one year old in '72! I wish I'd been old enough to see 'em live in concert! Oh well. Still my #1 favorite band of ALL TIME! LED ZEPPELIN RULES! Genuine, TRUE ROCK GODS! CHEERS! 🍻 🎼✨🎶🎸🎵🎤⚡💥✌
There is a video on CZcams that shows how to play the drums to this song. I will tell you that your right on that bass drum only gets to rest when the song is over, I mean it is cooking. I know because I am drummer. Your leg gets a work out
I was 8 years old in 1972 but luckily my older brother was into rock and I grew up on Led Zep, and all the other greats of that era.This is one of my favourites, and Black Dog too. Rocking out at 10 years old,and still rocking out today!
I enjoy watching your videos. I'm in my 60's and used to listen to many of these bands when I was a kid. Awesome to see your take, and your reactions are so down to earth. Keep em coming.
This gets my Celtic blood going and raises my seagoing ancestors from their rest. Here's the lyrics Ah-ah, ah! Ah-ah, ah! We come from the land of the ice and snow From the midnight sun, where the hot springs flow The hammer of the gods We'll drive our ships to new lands To fight the horde, and sing and cry Valhalla, I am coming! On we sweep with threshing oar Our only goal will be the western shore Ah-ah, ah! Ah-ah, ah! We come from the land of the ice and snow From the midnight sun where the hot springs flow How soft your fields so green Can whisper tales of gore Of how we calmed the tides of war We are your overlords On we sweep with threshing oar Our only goal will be the western shore So now you'd better stop and rebuild all your ruins For peace and trust can win the day despite of all your losing Ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh Ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh Ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh Ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh Ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh
@@yeahbee8237 I once had a lengthy argument with someone of Scottish descent if his ancestors or mine (Irish) were raped and pillaged more. I don't think we ever came to a consensus... On the bright side, that's where we both got our red hair. Thanks, Vikings!
@@frocat5163 too be fair the scotii raided from northern ireland into scotland and intermarried with the picts to create the scots we know today. check out the history of "Dal Riata" it was a kingdom that existed between the scottish isles and northern ireland at the same time as the early viking raids.
@@frocat5163 I like to think of it like this. The Scots and the Irish were pretty good at raiding each other, Viking show up and show them how raiding is really done. Vikings stick around because why not... A few generations pass. Why is raiding no fun anymore there is no challenge in it... Looks at family tree oh yeah we married all of the good ones. Well might as well use all of this loot for something how about a nice castle
Thanks for showing this live version of Immigrant Song which apparently is a favorite of all the cast of Thor Ragnarok.This is really something cause its live.
Zep, Rush and Coheed&Cambria (during the 'trying to do a multi-album story arc' thing to carry/advance the Prog banner) tie for me. Journey at 2.00000000001.
I have had the very good fortune to have been born in 1951...and after I returned from Vietnam (30 months there!) I saw Led Zeppelin in tampa twice, once in Mesa Arizona and once in Atlanta. The BAD part of being born in 1951 is....I am 70 now, and aint got a buncha time left. But omg the music I listened to. Just ... nothing like it before....nothing like it since... not just LZ, but so very many bands... ELO, EL&P, Jefferson Starship, Canned Heat, Santana, Todd Rundgren, Chicago, King Crimson, Pink Floyd and on and on and on and on. Just no boundaries.....no formulas.... just exceptional music. Derek & the Dominoes, Hendrix, Black Sabbath, Stones, Doors, Zappa, oh...the Beatles, then as solos, Harrison, Lennon, McCarthy, Starr, James Gang, .what a great time to be a music freak...radio stations played entire albums..start to finish...imagine "Dark Side of the Moon" the entire album being played on the radio!!!.Sometimes these were called "underground" radio stations and music. Not popular...just damn good was all. Has stood the test of time.
"Hey, Hey What Can I Do" by Led Zeppelin is the B-Side to the "Immigrant Song" single; flip that record over and give "Hey, Hey What Can I Do" a listen.
Was it Australia? Here in California Bay area, at the Oakland Coliseum, they used to have Days on the Green concerts. I saw Zeppelin there in 76 and this looks like the coliseum. People would crowd on the grass, in the bleachers, hence the Day on the Green. I started High School in '73 and thank God for Robert Plant because all the guys wore tight pants. Mmmm....
Led Zeppelin were my jam....there were many great bands from that era, but they just caught me when first I heard them....my girlfriend at the time, 12 years ago got me an original copy of their double lIve LP for my 30th birthday and a Zep T-Shirt. Best gift ive ever recieved!
I love when they’re all running in at the beginning as someone that’s been to many a general admission concert where you ran for your life to find a spot near the front they don’t do that anymore LOL
Wow, do I remember those days. A pint o' Turkey 101 and a couple of joints ON THE WAY to the show...a hit of acid, waiting in the crowded ass line(s), and then it's............RUN FOR YOUR FRIGGING LIFE to the front baby!! AKA Festival seating, AND when tickets were less than 10 bucks a pop! NEVER will those days return, but re-living 'em in your mind?? Now, THAT'S a "trip"!
Went to a Bachman Turner general admission concert in Tulsa in 1974 and it was the last Tulsa would ever see! There was such a push from the rear, that those folks up front literally got pushed through a 30’ series of glass doors and the whole thing came down! Many to the hospital who were severely cut and trampled!
@@lantose That definitely ain't good. Hopefully, you weren't one of those people who had to get medical attention. I did, once @ a Black Sabbath concert, see a poor girl get beaned in the head with a whiskey bottle. That was BAD! She was on the floor, but the bottle came from the nose bleed seats! Great thing happened though... the culprit was wrestled to the floor by other concert-goers and subsequently handed over to the cops.👏👏 Good health to you in the future.🤙🖖✌️
I saw Zeppelin in Dallas, '73 Houses of the Holy tour; they played 3 solid hours, but didn't play this one, just about my favourite of theirs. Now I think I see why. This here was one year earlier and he was having trouble hitting that high note. God love Plant; he laid down a magnificent blueprint of vocals on all those records that subsequent wear and tear would make difficult to reproduce. It's the same situation as Keith Moon found himself in, in his last years. His boundless manic energy which he had put into their records had all but dried up by then; he'd be exhausted after a set.
This is why I be liking marvel movies. They be bringing back the classics to a new generation. My dad raised me on this goodness. We riding through town blastin it on the cassettes player.
Jamal since you're on this musical journey, and experiencing music. There is a man that you must listen to. The song is About to Begin from the album Bridge of Sighs, his name is Robin Tower. As these lyrics say f you stand in the light, you get the feel of the ride And the music that plays in your ears In your head you can hear, a voice so sweet and clear And the music that plays in your head As it flows up from the ground Taking all who hear that sound Close your eyes, its about to begin. You will see how fitting this journey will be for you with this song
Achilles Last Stand is one of those songs that hardcore Zeppelin fans like but probably isn't the best song to recommend to new Led Zeppelin listeners. It's a good song if you focus on the nuances such as Bonham's but to new listeners that don't focus on that stuff it's just a 10 minute song that goes nowhere.
@@escaleraalcielo6990 Soul Train Bro is damn good. That dude is god tier as far as breaking stuff down and researching the history of the group/song he's reacting to. The thing with Soul Train Bro is he's listened to a lot of Led Zeppelin songs before listening to Achilles Last Stand. He was already a fan at that point when he dived into the song. If I remember correctly, he did Achilles Last Stand several months and several songs after his first listen of Led Zeppelin. I could be wrong but from personal experience I don't think you can really appreciate a bands deep tracks until you get an understanding of what a band's truly about.
Led Zeppelin. The "hammer of the gods". :) Guns n Roses sings "Welcome To The Jungle" From that same album, check out "Sweet Child O'Mine" IMHO one of the last radio songs I can listen to before the deluge of corporate music...
Ironically, Sweet Child of Mine was added to the album because the record company wanted a radio friendly ballad. Many members of GnR have stated that they hated the song when they recorded it.
@Jacob Molyneux Good artists borrow, great ones areal. Zeppelin are great because they were a supergroup with a unique sound and highly skilled members, others tried to emulate them Obviously Queen are also like that Ac/dc are alright, but you can get a 12year old to play their songs THE Beatles are the Beatles
@Jacob Molyneux I call Zeppelin the greatest cover band and they are overrated but I still like them and there is a band that emulates them called Greta Van Fleet.
Hiya Jamel :-) I was there! Sydney Showground, Australia, 1972. Blew my tiny mind! The band walked onstage & BOOM! straight into the Immigrant Song. Felt like a lightning storm hit the place... the ENERGY!!!!! All the audience who had been seated up in the stands, broke like a wave, over the barriers & down to the grass in front of the stage. Magic experience!
I was listening to this back in Jr high school when it first came out in 1970, I was 15 years old. This is close to the end of what they call Acid Music and just before or as it was starting to split into Hard Rock and Heavy Metal. Love this stuff and the 80's. This is the kind of music that makes your heart pump or go to war with.
When this came up in "Ragnarok", I lost it! This was filmed in Australia (if memory serves), but the audio was lost, so they edited the footage to fit a performance from the same tour. You were loving that snare drum, weren't you? ;)
MY KASHMIR REACTION WAS BLOCKED🤦🏾♂️ BUT I HAVE HEARD THAT SONG BEFORE, Well The beginning of it but not the full song #itried
Kashmir was sampled by Diddy on Come With Me, could that be where you heard the guitar riff at the beginning? It was on the Godzilla Soundtrack and in the movie.
Well that sucks. Immigrant Song is one of my favorites.
I missed it not cool youtube not cool.
I dont know if you gonna read this but, please react to Muse. Maybe Muse sing for absolution, knights of cydonia live at rome.. They are considered the best rock live band in the world, I think you will like it. Have a good day
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Everyone's a viking when the Immigrant Song plays.
Valhalla, I am comiiiiiinnng
@M Amadeus Check out ERB Mozart VS Skrillex.
Yes we are!
The hammer of the gods......
You’re not kidding 🤣
Whenever you hear thunder don't be scared, it's just John Bonham dusting of his drumset.
Awwww... or Keith Moon.
RIP
Or Cozy Powell...
@@forsakenjones4695 nothing compared john bonham back then carmine appice but john was a whole new level
The Best Ever!!!!!!!!!!!
John Paul Jones doesn’t get enough credit. One of the best bassists, ever!!!
JPJ was happy. I read an interview he gave, back in the 70's. The interviewer asked him if he resented all the adulation the other guys got and he said "Are you kidding? They can't leave the hotel for screaming fans but I just breezed through the hotel foyer, totally unnoticed, went out and bought myself a coffee at a pavement cafe and read my newspaper. But I still get to sample the Groupies at the after-party". LOL
JPJ is a damn BEAST. And ain't too shabby playing keyboards either!
He's the whole reason this song works.
well said he is also a multi talented musician and very nice guy and VERY neat and tidy i imagine he is the best neighbor in the world !!
This.
Robert Plant said in an interview "The day John died, so did Led Zeppelin". I still tear up thinking about how they felt.
How would you replace the world's greatest drummer??, Not just that tho, respect, respect, respect, r.i.p. John Henry bonham
It was said when Maurice White so did Earth Wind and Fire. It was a great performance by Led Zeppelin at the Sydney Cricket Ground.
Robert in particular was affected because they were already close long before Led Zep. They had played in a number of bands together before, including 'A band of joy' with Lyndon Laney, who went on to become an amp manufacturer.
Some bands are like that. When Niel Peart of Rush took a several year hiatus after losing his only daughter to a car accident and his wife to cancer 9mos later, basist/vocalist said "we thiught we were done. I don't want to play in Rush with any other 2 guys. It is the band, us 3 guys. There's no replacing anyone in this band." Fortunately, Niel came back for several awesome more years before brain cancer took him earlier this year. And now Rush, sadly, is done. Like these 3 friends, the best bands are true friends, Bonham and Plant particularly being close in Led Zeppelin.
Respect
I was stationed in England and seen Zep back in 74 in London. They stopped mid concert and paid tribute to us American G I ' S
Oh how I wish I could have seen them live. While you were rocking out to them in 74, I was being born. So much talent and oh so much heart and emotion put into their music.
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John Bonham, the drummer, really drove the sound of that band. It sounds like he’s hitting the drums with wooden logs! If you get a chance listen to “Achilles Last Stand”.
Wow that is actually huge considering the backlash that American soldiers were taking back then. Very cool.
Kudos to Led Zep.
Thank you for your service, sir.
That yell from Robert Plant.... They didn't need autotune back in the day.
TheWraithkrown Didn't need autotune - just pure talent.
Back in the day it was all analogue. They used to have a little fellow inside the PA with a mic, singing the right pitch (Plant's voice was incredible).
Back in the day autotune used Robert Plant
No autotune of course, but this live version is not entirely from Long Beach. The yell was edited from the first night in LA where he was able to hit it ONCE. His voice cracked on all other attempts at those two shows. By June 1972 he no longer could do the TRUE Immigrant Song yell as he did in 1970. He had to do a falsetto yell in 1972. Still effective but nowhere near the POWER of Robert Plant at his best. A shame he lost that range and power so early.
TheWraithkrown zzzz these auto tune comments are tedious. There have been great singers from all eras.
For example, I happen to prefer led zep music, but Rag and Bone Man’s voice is way, way better than Plant’s ever was.
Search any of his live videos and you’ll see what I mean.
No echo. No Autotune. Minimal effects. No fireworks or lasers. Just a cameraman who played incessantly with the zoom and incredible energy. Best ever.
Considering that this is a recent remastered digitized mash up and sequenced version taken from parts of two different concerts in two different parts of the world I would say its not the best example of a low fi piece of music. Also worth mentioning that Jimmy page and Robert Plant both used an echoplex live
"They sing this too?" best line ever 😂 👍😍
"What haven't they Done?" exactly... They did it all.. Best Every.
Man I thought he was going to say he knew this song from shrek
Lol… gotta love Jamel’s reactions. ‘They sing this too?’Pretty validating and a credit to his good taste and genuine love of music regardless of genere 👊😎
“What haven’t they done?” LOL dude. Didn't you know Led Zeppelin invented the wheel🤣❗
They invented fire too
They also invented the cart and pony
Well.....a lot of that "wheel" *invention*, they *borrowed*. It's been proven Zep has taken ideas from other artists.
@@christopherhammond3664 yeah it was only the fans really who thought they invented all this stuff. Zepp themselves took responsibility for the fact that they, along with loads other musicians back then, were borrowing (or stealing if you'd like, it makes no difference) from artists they we're inspired by.
@@christopherhammond3664 true that, I like The Mighty Zep as much as anyone, and its not unheard of for a band or artist to lift a lick from elsewhere but the sad thing is, Page and or Plant, they often took credit for the writing, not rightfully acknowledging the artist or compensating them.
I was at there at their Melbourne Australia concert in 1972 as well . I was 19 years of age. My girlfriend surprised me with the tickets she is now my wife. We had seats 7 rows from front of stage. They blew us all away. I'm now 67 years of age, and still listening to them 😀
Do you want to give me your brain in a transplant. Im only in Adelaide and I missed them cos I was 9
LOL. I thought you were going to say, " We had seats 7 rows from front of stage. They blew us all away. I'm now 67 years of age, and can't here a thing!" 😀
But seriously, I love them even though they were before my time. You're so lucky to see them in concert.
StephBer1 we also saw black sabbath at the same venue. They were also amazing , Awesome live. Also saw the stones at the same venue few years later, really disappointed , could hardly hear them.
My parents were 11 and 12 in 1972. I was born September 1980. But this was one of the records they used to play from when I was a baby. My oldest was born 2004 and Led Zepplin were one of the first bands we used to play for her too. I associate it with little kids dancing like mad and turned up loud enough to upset the neighbours. It's the only way.
RunningFromABear adrenaline shot, to be sure 😀
I was a skinny teenager with broken glasses and a rock and roll heart. I went alone to their concert in Texas, my first ever. They opened with this song. Jimmy and Robert were larger than life and the power and propulsion from Bonham's drums overwhelmed my emotions. It is still one of my most vivid memories.
Aw, you lucky bastard! I wish I had that memory! Plus, back in that time, you went to a concert - any concert but particularly a Zepp performance - you were there for the experience; no phones, no video, no cameras…people melted into the shared experience and had nothing but the memory to take away. Honestly, you have something valuable.
Arguably thee greatest rock band in history!!! I'm 60 years old and still rocking with these guys!!!
No need to argue-best! 😉
@@burntumbrage6868arguably? By which sentient being?
My wife thought this song was released when thor ragnarok came out. I said to her no honey led zeppelin were just ahead of there time
Yeah. About 50 years.
She didn't think it was from Shrek did she?
Careful, Led Zeppelin leads to great tunes, mild drug and alcohol use and mythology. Use often to rock or mellow out...
Grand Waha My late husband used to say “Zeppelin goes better wit chemicals”, meaning hallucinatory drugs. I agree wholeheartedly but you can listen while straight but I’ve never known anyone who made that choice. I mean, at least smoke a bit of cannabis.
Annie in Tennessee 💕
*their
"Led Zeppeling sing songs about love, about vikings, about vikings making love" - Jack Black.
That was a fantastic speech from Jack Black at the Kennedy Center Honors!
@@heymoe70 yesss! Loved it!!
They should’ve done the soundtrack for Vikings
Who!????
I just re-watched the Kennedy Center honors...so great.
My favorite Led Zeppelin song!! The drums and bass is insane!!
Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones, and John Bonham best rock band ever.
1972, notice the crowd rambling around the playing field with no cops or security. It was good back then.
No cell phones taking video either....just enjoying the concert.
Yes!!! Love the old concert days!!!
John Bonham arguably one of the best drummers ever. And his kid ain’t half bad either.
he definetely up there with the likes of Ginger baker, Bill ward imo.
Of course, all the great drummers say Buddy Rich was the greatest ever.
Keith Moon of THE WHO
I'd never argue with that!
Frank Manzo ...I agree...but no Kieth Moon or Ginger Baker...got to see them Vancouver 1969...ALL BY THEMSELVES....AWESOME
LED ZEPPELIN...GREATEST ROCK BAND THE WORLD HAS SEEN....peace
The range of music they had, from Stairway to Immigrant, unbelievable... and everything in between. I was 18 at the time, what a time to find music that touched my soul.
Do tell more about hearing peak Zeppelin at 18
Notice the faster tempo from the studio version also. It’s like they said let’s blow their socks off and mashed that gas pedal to the floor! By far one of the greatest bands ever!
The audio is from a Long Beach Arena show in 1972, the film footage was from Sydney, Australia in February 1972. I was there, 17 years old at the time.
You lucky fucker.
I read this was a studio over live, but you might right I hadn't heard that. To me the audio quality is to good for live recording late 60's early 70's.
I'm jealous!!
I was there at the Sydney Showground. Life changing.
Lucky. I was just a baby though. LOLs.
The song every other rock band wished they’ve come up with.
@The Elemental Mystic You sound like a total bozo. The "No Stairway" signs have NOTHING to do with Satanism or the occult; they were made because Stairway To Heaven is one of the most popular (aka overplayed) songs in the history of music.
Yes, Jimmy Page was very in to the occult in Zeppelin's heyday but it wasn't something that really made its way in to their lyrics. Most of that "listen to the records backwards and hear Satanic messages" crap was nonsense pushed by religious groups to scare people away from listening to secular music. Music generally sounds creepy and weird when played backwards regardless.
Classic 70's music 🇬🇧 ❤ grateful that I was there! 🖤 🇺🇸
@@Splifftone He still is into the occult . ... ... ... once you're in , VERY Hard to ever get out. Warning : Its REAL 😈 👹 👽
@@Splifftone you don't discern much, do ya ?
Led Zeppelin. Hammer of the rock gods...
"Immigrant Song" was written during Led Zeppelin's tour of Iceland, Bath and Germany in the summer of 1970. The opening date of this tour took place in Reykjavik, Iceland, which inspired Plant to write the lyrics. He explained in an interview:
We weren't being pompous ... We did come from the land of the ice and snow. We were guests of the Icelandic Government on a cultural mission. We were invited to play a concert in Reykjavik and the day before we arrived all the civil servants went on strike and the gig was going to be cancelled. The university prepared a concert hall for us and it was phenomenal. The response from the kids was remarkable and we had a great time. 'Immigrant Song' was about that trip and it was the opening track on the album that was intended to be incredibly different.
Six days after Led Zeppelin's appearance in Reykjavik, the band performed the song for the first time in concert during the Bath Festival.
"They sing this too?!" The best reaction to any Led Zeppelin song, ever. Hahaha!
I was laughing when he said that and I was thinking he is now a viking - let's go pillage!
I think he said “they seen this too”. Talking about the people who made Thor Ragnarock, in order to put it in the film.
This song came out almost 50 years BEFORE Thor Ragnarok.
And
This band was incredible. They had a huge influence in rock over all.
"Peace and trust, can win the day despite all your illusions."
"Despite all your losing ..."
This is m y 16 year old son's ALL time favorite band. He absolutely loves classic 70s rock. I did good. 🙄
You have your son a fine appreciation of excellent music 🤟🏻🤟🏻
@@rachelcastaneda1381 Thank you!
Yes you did.
Yep, Dad.
"They made songs about vikings...
About love...
About vikings making love..."
Lmao
Thank you jack black
About Vikings having sex with Hobbits...
@@davidpeters44
...and elves
Damian Frost pretty much anything that would stand still. major perq
This song is what we play when we go to space and conquer planets.
Kashmir
YEH.
“What haven’t they done?”
Suck.
I agree
Exactly
Not even close
Ha ha ha. What I was thinking exactly.
Well said.
60 years of age next month and still listening in 2019.
I'm 43. Grew up on Heavy Balloon and raising my sons on them. One of my all time favorites.
Me am 62 and still rockin', forever!
I'm 62,and isn't it great the music we had is still so popular? And I still adjust me mind, 😉. All of us in our age group were fortunate to have all the great rock music,concerts (was at Live Aid in 85 in Philly!) Saw Zeppelin 3 times, I love these video reactions to something never heard. A new audience! Happy birthday welcome to Club 60. LOL
Not knocking you here but i mean everyone keeps listening to the music of their youth
I may only be 16 but my father got me hooked on Zeppelin with this song.
Back in the 1970s Robert Plant was the embodiment of all of my teenage fantasies.
Hell yes, the man just oozed pure sex from every pore
Can’t blame you , cus Damnnnnnn, he was fuckin sexy!!!😍😍
You and me both
Even to my middle aged self, he is still sexy as f!!
YES
It was also on School of Rock - apparently LZ rarely let their music be used in films - but they loved the scene featuring Jack Black miming along to it so much they allowed it. Good choice
Wrong. JB pleaded and begged along with their co-stars to RP and JP.
@@deanbriss10 I had dinner with JPs (now ex) wife when I lived in London
@@spiralsturns9835 JPJ never divorced his wife since 1967, your ill-informed self has no bounds. YIKES!
Jimmy Page's ex wife Jimena Gomez Paratcha - not JPJ . I didn't meet JPJ or his wife. That's so lovely they've been together for so long
@@spiralsturns9835 Okay, I guess I saw JPJ for some reason. Dinner with the ex wife is sketchy at best.
“Jones playing ascending 16th notes (sixteen notes per measure)on the chorus.”
And doing it to perfection.
The most epic music came from that era, not just rock, but many genres.
Absolutely the best decade for music period!
A great Zep song that doesn't get it's due is What is And What Should Never Be. Give it a spin.
That is one of my favorites, or with Led Zeppelin music many of my favorites :)
def a headphone song for best results with that song.
Royal Albert Hall version
Please please please! My all time favorite ❤️
Alicia Encaderada - Oh, yeah!!
My very first concert was Led Zeppelin! The age of 15, at the Forum in Inglewood! Didnt end till 2am! WHOOHOOO!
The Winterland Ballroom in ‘69 in SF for me!
There’s a lot of great, amazing rock bands. But Zeppelin is in a realm of their own. They set the bar so high, no one can reach it!
Ehhh…. Sabbath isn’t as mainstream as Zep but are much more enjoyable in my opinion. I don’t think Zep is close to Sabbath. I’d rate 3-4 of their albums over any single album from Zep.
A great Zep classic you should do is Ramble On.
This
YES PLEEEEEEEASE!!! & thank you🙏🏼
One of my favorite song if not my fav so hard to choose
65 yrs old it still sounds new. I love them!
Lord of the Rings
I'm an old man now, but this takes me back to younger days. That is the power of music.
Me too.
Feel exactly the same. Old. 53 days shy of 65.
Love the originals,
Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, Judas Priest, early Stones, AC/DC, Iron Maiden. Can listen to them all day n night long. Crank up the volume
@@charleslatora5750 Im with you Charles. I think we had the best when it comes to music and Growing up in those great days gone by.
70's was the generation of life changing music. We were very fortunate to experience the greatest concerts of all time...and for a mere $6
My first concert, 1975, Capital Centre, Landover, MD. You can hear the entire show on CZcams. The '77 show too.
often imitated, but never matched. they invented heavy metal... all the rest are mere cover bands.
Black Sabbath?
@@camronbay1 Black sabbath and Deep purple.. Yep
In `73 I saw them live ....... I still do remember every moment of that gig! It is a memory for all times ! Incredible !
Many of Led Zep's songs are mythic.. Norse mythology.. love love love!!!
Because that is the history of England.
"And I'm more rock and roll than you've ever been!
Don't believe me? ASK LED ZEPPELIN!"--JRR Tolkien, Epic Rap Battles of History
Yes Sandy it is English history. But Zep were into the Norse mythology, and their take on it.
Its not mythology. The Vikings invaded much of Britain back in the day. There is a clue in British place names. The Scots use some Norwegian words.
@@paulwagner688 If JRR Tolkien said that of Led Zeppelin and knew of them that is so cool. It fits though. Zep references Tolkiens work in several of their songs and Tolkien wrote reimaginings of Norse mythology.
Zepplin made a concert movie called "The Song Remains the Same". You HAVE TO watch entire movie. You won't believe where all those strange sounds were made. With the movie you get to watch how much punishment that guitar and those drums endured.
Brilliant concert......blew me away when I first seen it over 20yrs ago
I just watched it a few days ago and I was in a trance especially when jimmy played his guitar with the bow. It was amazing.
@@karlbennett1185 Concerts, 3 nights at MSG. TSRTS was clipped from the 3 nights and reshot in some parts, notice JPJ wearing a wig during D&C, he cut his hair short before there were reshoots. Some of the footage was unusable so the recreated the stage and redid what was needed. AKA as the most expensive home video ever made.
Yes! Jamel has to experience! It's a new, incredible experience every time watched! Thanks for reminding me...it's been a while...time for another experience!
I had the same reaction when discovering LZ. I knew I had heard all those songs before (radio, tv, etc.) but I had no idea the same band performed all of them.
Same!
Same. I grew up as a military brat and was stationed in various parts of California and Europe during the late 60 through 80s and did not have good radio reception or any at all in some area. So my music growing up was hit and miss.
I knew about led zeppelin ( who hasn't) but only knew the did stairway, kashmir, and dazed and confused. A few years ago XM radio had a special channel of only Led Zeppelin music. I'm like...they played that? That's them? I loved black dog in Jr hi. I did know that was them? Nope.
I discovered so many of the songs I liked where led zeppelin songs. So I'm on a quest to get all the albums ( ok cds cause I don't have a record player any more) not just the box sets but the actual cds to hear them in the original order. ( yes I also need the box set that has 'what can I do' on it since that is one of my favorites of all time.
Guitar, Bass, Drums and Vocal. WOW, that's one amazing band.
It is insane how close to the recorded version he sounds. Outstanding voice.
It does this old man’s heart good to see you discover the music I have been listening to and loving for my entire life. You need to do Sabbath!
Saw them in 1973. Honolulu international arena. They opened up with this song. I was 20 years old . Arrived in America a month ago and Led Zeppelin was my favorite band. I hitched a ride from north shore to see them. It was worth it.
I love that I'm vibing on old-school rock and you have reaction videos for three of five my list so far!
It's like I'm hearing them again for the first time.
Thank you
"What haven't they done?" If Zeppelin didn't do it, they probably influenced whoever did.
Major force behind Led Zeppelin is influence.
@really dude they're a major influence in music.
Ironically, it was Zeppelin who stole Stairway from someone else
@mickey7411 Yeah they did. The song Taurus, by Spirit. It's in court as we speak, with a ruling sometime next year. Try not to call people fools unless you're absolutely certain on something, otherwise the irony is too great to bear.
@@izegrimcreations www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/led-zeppelin-win-in-stairway-to-heaven-trial-70565/
"What haven't they done?" is a fair question. Some of the most iconic and influential artists of the last century.
There are only so many things that make me happy about being old, live shows are one of them. I am so blessed to have seen so much of the best. Zep and PF are my faves.
LOL!!! I was one year old in '72!
I wish I'd been old enough to see 'em live in concert! Oh well. Still my #1 favorite band of ALL TIME! LED ZEPPELIN RULES! Genuine, TRUE ROCK GODS! CHEERS! 🍻
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The drums man, Christ almighty.
Reprobate.
Jason Sams the legend - John Bonham
There is a video on CZcams that shows how to play the drums to this song. I will tell you that your right on that bass drum only gets to rest when the song is over, I mean it is cooking. I know because I am drummer. Your leg gets a work out
so true...and that bass guitar. the whole gates of heaven just opened.
John Bonham was pretty good lol!
I was 8 years old in 1972 but luckily my older brother was into rock and I grew up on Led Zep, and all the other greats of that era.This is one of my favourites, and Black Dog too. Rocking out at 10 years old,and still rocking out today!
I enjoy watching your videos. I'm in my 60's and used to listen to many of these bands when I was a kid. Awesome to see your take, and your reactions are so down to earth. Keep em coming.
I love watching people who thought they knew good music realise they really didn't before led zeppelin, yes and jethro tull....
Love some Tull !!!
Because he listened to other genres, doesn't mean the music was not good.
You just insulted the man.
Rush.
Saw them in 1970, a different world back then. Don't remember much though.
Seen him in the 80s with Joan Jett. Omg we were exhausted from jamming all night
Saw them in 70 also. Greenville NC. Crazy concert!!!
I so miss the world as it used to be!!!!💞
That's how you know it was good
I was 11 when this came out. Jamel, I have to tell you, your reactions to some of the music you play, makes my day. Thank you!
God bless you for keeping these old gems alive and getting the word out to those who may have never discovered.
“What haven’t they done?” Haha, it’s Led Zeppelin. They’re one of the undisputed greats of music.
This gets my Celtic blood going and raises my seagoing ancestors from their rest. Here's the lyrics
Ah-ah, ah!
Ah-ah, ah!
We come from the land of the ice and snow
From the midnight sun, where the hot springs flow
The hammer of the gods
We'll drive our ships to new lands
To fight the horde, and sing and cry
Valhalla, I am coming!
On we sweep with threshing oar
Our only goal will be the western shore
Ah-ah, ah!
Ah-ah, ah!
We come from the land of the ice and snow
From the midnight sun where the hot springs flow
How soft your fields so green
Can whisper tales of gore
Of how we calmed the tides of war
We are your overlords
On we sweep with threshing oar
Our only goal will be the western shore
So now you'd better stop and rebuild all your ruins
For peace and trust can win the day despite of all your losing
Ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh
Ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh
Ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh
Ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh
Ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh
WE came to raid your celtics lands thou...
Might have left some genes behind :p
@@yeahbee8237 I once had a lengthy argument with someone of Scottish descent if his ancestors or mine (Irish) were raped and pillaged more. I don't think we ever came to a consensus... On the bright side, that's where we both got our red hair. Thanks, Vikings!
Same ! Valhalla I'm coming !
@@frocat5163 too be fair the scotii raided from northern ireland into scotland and intermarried with the picts to create the scots we know today. check out the history of "Dal Riata" it was a kingdom that existed between the scottish isles and northern ireland at the same time as the early viking raids.
@@frocat5163 I like to think of it like this. The Scots and the Irish were pretty good at raiding each other, Viking show up and show them how raiding is really done. Vikings stick around because why not... A few generations pass. Why is raiding no fun anymore there is no challenge in it... Looks at family tree oh yeah we married all of the good ones. Well might as well use all of this loot for something how about a nice castle
Thanks for showing this live version of Immigrant Song which apparently is a favorite of all the cast of Thor Ragnarok.This is really something cause its live.
Saw them live in Memphis TN. 1970 when I was in high school, changed my listening habits forever.
One of my favorite Zeppelin songs!! Ty!!👍👏👏✌😁💖
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@@jamelakajamal do The Battle of Evermore by Led Zep. peace.
Has he heard “black dog” or “misty mountain hop” yet? Best band in the history of music if you ask me.
He did a reaction for Black Dog. I'd love one of Misty Mountain Hop as well!
Zep, Rush and Coheed&Cambria (during the 'trying to do a multi-album story arc' thing to carry/advance the Prog banner) tie for me. Journey at 2.00000000001.
I have had the very good fortune to have been born in 1951...and after I returned from Vietnam (30 months there!) I saw Led Zeppelin in tampa twice, once in Mesa Arizona and once in Atlanta. The BAD part of being born in 1951 is....I am 70 now, and aint got a buncha time left. But omg the music I listened to. Just ... nothing like it before....nothing like it since... not just LZ, but so very many bands... ELO, EL&P, Jefferson Starship, Canned Heat, Santana, Todd Rundgren, Chicago, King Crimson, Pink Floyd and on and on and on and on. Just no boundaries.....no formulas.... just exceptional music. Derek & the Dominoes, Hendrix, Black Sabbath, Stones, Doors, Zappa, oh...the Beatles, then as solos, Harrison, Lennon, McCarthy, Starr, James Gang, .what a great time to be a music freak...radio stations played entire albums..start to finish...imagine "Dark Side of the Moon" the entire album being played on the radio!!!.Sometimes these were called "underground" radio stations and music. Not popular...just damn good was all. Has stood the test of time.
The best band, EVER!! Exceptional and gifted musicians, all of them. When you can check out Rush, Tom Sawyer, to hear another great drummer.
So gifted they had to steal most of their music
"Hey, Hey What Can I Do" by Led Zeppelin is the B-Side to the "Immigrant Song" single; flip that record over and give "Hey, Hey What Can I Do" a listen.
You only got the single in USA. Luckily I was there in the early 80s and bought all of the singles. Still have them today but no record player.
The sheer shock and awe on his face listening to that said it all ! #LedZeppelin🇬🇧...... say no more 👌
My Led Zeppelin experience was in West Berlin in March '73 with a lot of fellow USArmy partiers! Great time indeed. BEST CONCERT EVER!
yeah... that was Zepplin in thor3.
check out Santana at woodstock playing "Soul Sacrifice" for another great live performance
This concert was in Australia. I saw them in 1970...75 and 77
Was it Australia? Here in California Bay area, at the Oakland Coliseum, they used to have Days on the Green concerts. I saw Zeppelin there in 76 and this looks like the coliseum. People would crowd on the grass, in the bleachers, hence the Day on the Green. I started High School in '73 and thank God for Robert Plant because all the guys wore tight pants. Mmmm....
@@recoveringsoul755 pretty sure they say Australia
Brilliant performance.Stunned reaction when you know the cry.
Led Zeppelin were my jam....there were many great bands from that era, but they just caught me when first I heard them....my girlfriend at the time, 12 years ago got me an original copy of their double lIve LP for my 30th birthday and a Zep T-Shirt. Best gift ive ever recieved!
..."what HAVEN"T THEY DONE?..." Exactly !!! I just LOVE your Led Zep reactions !!!!!!!! They are just my favorite band of alllll time!
I love when they’re all running in at the beginning as someone that’s been to many a general admission concert where you ran for your life to find a spot near the front they don’t do that anymore LOL
It still happens at festivals (rock on the range, rebellion/epicenter, and the like) or it did til this year anyways
Stones
Wow, do I remember those days. A pint o' Turkey 101 and a couple of joints ON THE WAY to the show...a hit of acid, waiting in the crowded ass line(s), and then it's............RUN FOR YOUR FRIGGING LIFE to the front baby!! AKA Festival seating, AND when tickets were less than 10 bucks a pop! NEVER will those days return, but re-living 'em in your mind?? Now, THAT'S a "trip"!
Went to a Bachman Turner general admission concert in Tulsa in 1974 and it was the last Tulsa would ever see! There was such a push from the rear, that those folks up front literally got pushed through a 30’ series of glass doors and the whole thing came down! Many to the hospital who were severely cut and trampled!
@@lantose That definitely ain't good. Hopefully, you weren't one of those people who had to get medical attention. I did, once @ a Black Sabbath concert, see a poor girl get beaned in the head with a whiskey bottle. That was BAD! She was on the floor, but the bottle came from the nose bleed seats! Great thing happened though... the culprit was wrestled to the floor by other concert-goers and subsequently handed over to the cops.👏👏 Good health to you in the future.🤙🖖✌️
"...On we sweep, with threshing oar, our only goal will be the Western shore..."
I'm so proud to see you giving respect to these bands I/we grew up with. Thank You.
"Welcome to the Jungle" is Guns 'n' Roses. The footage here is from Australia, but the audio is from the Long Beach Arena.
Yes its in my back yard, Sydney Showground, Australia
Cali
ROFLOL, "Thor, Ragnarok. What haven't they done?"
They did it ALL, long before many others.
I saw Zeppelin in Dallas, '73 Houses of the Holy tour; they played 3 solid hours, but didn't play this one, just about my favourite of theirs. Now I think I see why. This here was one year earlier and he was having trouble hitting that high note. God love Plant; he laid down a magnificent blueprint of vocals on all those records that subsequent wear and tear would make difficult to reproduce. It's the same situation as Keith Moon found himself in, in his last years. His boundless manic energy which he had put into their records had all but dried up by then; he'd be exhausted after a set.
One of the best front-man, lead guitarist and the greatest drummer of all - time in one band!
Check out Zep’s “Ramble On” too.
Chock-full of Lord of the Rings references.
It was also in the movie "School Of Rock". My boy John just WAILING on those drums like they owe him money.
Jack Black was the first to use the song in his School of Rock movie. He had to work very, very hard and fight to get in the movie!
So much to learn and see, so happy to watch and see your RAW REACIACTION !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is why I be liking marvel movies. They be bringing back the classics to a new generation. My dad raised me on this goodness. We riding through town blastin it on the cassettes player.
Jamal since you're on this musical journey, and experiencing music. There is a man that you must listen to. The song is About to Begin from the album Bridge of Sighs, his name is Robin Tower. As these lyrics say
f you stand in the light, you get the feel of the ride
And the music that plays in your ears
In your head you can hear, a voice so sweet and clear
And the music that plays in your head
As it flows up from the ground
Taking all who hear that sound
Close your eyes, its about to begin. You will see how fitting this journey will be for you with this song
That is one of the best albums, ever.
Oh man, life is not life without hearing Bridge of Sighs at least 100 times
Robin Trower++
Also Patric Moraz czcams.com/video/WUEWdvwdSxM/video.html
Can we get Achilles last Stand. This will be a guaranteed hit on the Tube
Escalera al Cielo my favorite. Needs to be the live version
Agreed. I'd like to add no quarter to the list too..✌️😂
Achilles Last Stand is one of those songs that hardcore Zeppelin fans like but probably isn't the best song to recommend to new Led Zeppelin listeners. It's a good song if you focus on the nuances such as Bonham's but to new listeners that don't focus on that stuff it's just a 10 minute song that goes nowhere.
Soul Train Bro did it right away and it blew him away
@@escaleraalcielo6990 Soul Train Bro is damn good. That dude is god tier as far as breaking stuff down and researching the history of the group/song he's reacting to. The thing with Soul Train Bro is he's listened to a lot of Led Zeppelin songs before listening to Achilles Last Stand. He was already a fan at that point when he dived into the song. If I remember correctly, he did Achilles Last Stand several months and several songs after his first listen of Led Zeppelin. I could be wrong but from personal experience I don't think you can really appreciate a bands deep tracks until you get an understanding of what a band's truly about.
Led Zeppelin are masters of the live performance.
I have three live zep bootlegs that are amazing.
Cheers
We drove around the north side of Iceland's Ring Road jamming this a few years ago. Lol
Led Zeppelin. The "hammer of the gods". :)
Guns n Roses sings "Welcome To The Jungle" From that same album, check out "Sweet Child O'Mine" IMHO one of the last radio songs I can listen to before the deluge of corporate music...
Ironically, Sweet Child of Mine was added to the album because the record company wanted a radio friendly ballad.
Many members of GnR have stated that they hated the song when they recorded it.
Zeppelen the greatest band of all time no doubt...
Second greatest! The Band slightly comes up ahead
Also pink Floyd, queen and black Sabbath are also LEGENDS
@Jacob Molyneux Good artists borrow, great ones areal.
Zeppelin are great because they were a supergroup with a unique sound and highly skilled members, others tried to emulate them
Obviously Queen are also like that
Ac/dc are alright, but you can get a 12year old to play their songs
THE Beatles are the Beatles
@Jacob Molyneux I call Zeppelin the greatest cover band and they are overrated but I still like them and there is a band that emulates them called Greta Van Fleet.
I'll take The Who, but Zepp was fantastic.
Hiya Jamel :-) I was there! Sydney Showground, Australia, 1972. Blew my tiny mind! The band walked onstage & BOOM! straight into the Immigrant Song. Felt like a lightning storm hit the place... the ENERGY!!!!! All the audience who had been seated up in the stands, broke like a wave, over the barriers & down to the grass in front of the stage.
Magic experience!
I was listening to this back in Jr high school when it first came out in 1970, I was 15 years old. This is close to the end of what they call Acid Music and just before or as it was starting to split into Hard Rock and Heavy Metal. Love this stuff and the 80's. This is the kind of music that makes your heart pump or go to war with.
When this came up in "Ragnarok", I lost it! This was filmed in Australia (if memory serves), but the audio was lost, so they edited the footage to fit a performance from the same tour. You were loving that snare drum, weren't you? ;)