Reacting to Led Zeppelin's - Gallows Pole
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- čas přidán 9. 09. 2024
- Join us in this video as I react to Led Zeppelin's classic song "Gallows Pole" for the first time. Experience the magic of one of rock music's legendary bands through the eyes of a first-time listener. Let's dive into the music, lyrics, and overall vibe of this iconic track together. If you're a fan of Led Zeppelin or just curious to see someone's initial reaction to their music, this video is for you! Sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride as we explore the timeless sounds of Led Zeppelin's "Gallows Pole."
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I want to apologize for not finishing the last little bit of this song. I did not know it till the my friend down here pointed it out. I got so caught up in being happy to hear the song and talking about the meaning being so really cool. I'm not making excuses I want to put the Danny Carey video on there showing that he, you know, played tributes to John Bonham. Yeah, I didn't finish the end. I'm sorry.
I've been around to have heard this when it was new, and have always loved it!
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Okay, close minded not clothesline. and not baking powder Click bait. I could have edited it, but I laughed so hard of that. Just now.
Me too
This song takes me back to my uni student days listening to this album on my crappy turntable and headphones while I studied, but the sound was great and Jimmy Page's production skills were first rate. This album was disliked by many at the time because of the level of acoustic content compared with their earlier albums, but for me, it was and still is, one of my favourite albums. So many good tracks such as this song as well as "Immigrant Song", "Tangerine", "Bron Y Aur Stomp". Jimmy Page (and JPY)'s skills in crafting the musical compositions which are LZ's tracks has made these tracks masterpieces and timeless.
I'm not an authority on Led Zeppelin, but it seems like Zeppelin did what they wanted to do and sometimes people loved it, but other times opinions were polarized. Wasn't their 0:02 next album criticized for having too many keyboards?There certainly seems to be some classic songs off of this album. This one in particular manages to be both grim and fun at the same time. I loved the part in your comment about remembering listening to the album on a crappy turntable. I still have boxes full of cassette tapes and I remember listening to my favorite albums on a cheap radio or Sony Walkman. Wouldn't trade those memories for anything. Thank you so much for watching and we appreciate comments like yours. Keep rocking! 🤘🤝
I still rank this in top 2 Zep LPs
Greetings from Canada. The instrument that Page Plant utilized in their version was a hurdy- gurdy of 11th Century France origin- NOT Irish. Peace, love and bellbottoms.
Greetings from the United States. 👋 Thanks for the information. Every time I hear about or hear a Hurdy Gurdy it seems to be in the context of Irish music. I did not know it was Canadian in origin, nor did I know that Zeppelin had used one in a rock song this long ago. They were truly ahead of their time weren't they? Thank you so much for watching. More Zeppelin reactions on the way. 🤘🤝
@@oglschmitt Hi again- careful... I'm the one from Canada, not the hurdy- gurdy. And Zep died with Bonzo in 1980, it was Page Plant ca. 1994/ 5 who used it in "Battle of Evermore" (ft. Nadja Akhtar) (qv in YT). That one was France (Aquitaine or Provence) origin. The origin of the device generally is either Italy or (probably) Turkey. Peace, love and butterflies.
I have always thought the sister was hanged in the end.
Well I'm not gonna say you're wrong I don't know I have always assumed that the sister gave her pudding away LOL and that's what got him set free. But I could be wrong I've never really looked up the meaning. I think that kind of defeats the purpose of being a reactor although I had already heard this song many times Greg was or OGL is the one reacting to it. I never thought about it that way though that the sister was the one that hung. So I do think she was swinging on the gallows pole but I just think that's a reference for you know intercourse
His brother did bring some silver and gold but his friends did not bring him silver and gold. In the lyrics they said 'We couldn't get no silver. We couldn't get no gold. You know we're too damn poor to save you from the gallows pole'. Did you say the natural 'residence' of an accoustic guitar rather than resonance? I don't think you played the song to the end.
First of all, thank you for watching the video. 🤝 We always appreciate comments but, and I don't mean to be rude, but this just seems like a series of nitpicks. I did say 'resonance' but I may not have said it well. 😆 Danny knows the song better than I do so I don't think he cut it off before the end. I will go back and check though. 🙂
Actually, Gregory, they are absolutely correct. I am very sorry for not playing the end of the song. I was so excited, I guess. I don't really know. I went to show Danny Carey played. John Bonham's stuff as a tribute. and run our mouth I mean, I knew there wasn't much of the song web, but I love that last like Yell that like pans out. I have never not finished the song during a reaction. I'm so sorry.
@@DannyLeeOGT No worries. I wasn't intending to criticise, just to point it out.
Did you notice JPJ on that banjo?
I think I may have briefly mentioned it. It's a challenge keeping track of all of the stringed instruments JPJ and Jimmy played here. In my opinion John Paul Jones was an unsung hero of the band, able to do whatever was needed to enhance a song. Thank you for watching and talking music with us. Hope to chat again soon. 🤝❤️
I did not in listening, but I remember hearing it when I was editing after we did it The O. G. L. Did references briefly. but way to go. Hey, thank you for watching. more to come. What do you think? You have any suggestions where we should go next? I was going to do going to California.
Jimmy on banjo.