Led Zeppelin - Moby Dick REACTION
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Join me as I dive into the legendary world of Led Zeppelin with their epic instrumental track "Moby Dick." Experiencing this iconic song for the first time, we'll break down the powerful drumming of John Bonham, the intricate guitar work, and the raw energy that defines this track. Let's explore the improvisational brilliance, the driving rhythm, and the overall vibe that makes "Moby Dick" a standout in rock music history. Don't miss out on the excitement! Hit that like button, subscribe for more first-time reactions and music breakdowns, and share your thoughts in the comments below. Let's rock out with Led Zeppelin together! 🎶 #LedZeppelin #MobyDick #FirstTimeReaction #MillennialReacts #ClassicRock #MusicAnalysis #RealNameRodney
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John Bonham.# 1 Drummer # 1 Band. #1 Father # 1 Friend.
Bonham isn’t a GOAT, he’s a drum GOD, the hammer of The GODS!
Jimmy Page started the band. Before joining The Yardbirds, he'd been a session musician in London and had played on a lot of huge hits of the day. As a session musician, he met John Paul Jones (real name, John Baldwin), who was a session musician also and occasional music arranger. After The Yardbirds broke up, Jimmy wanted to start his own band and immediately recruited JPJ. Jimmy originally wanted singer Terry Reid to be his front man, but Reid was about to start a tour so he wasn't available, however, he recommended a singer from The Midlands named Robert Plant. Jimmy, manager Peter Grant, and former Yardbird, Chris Dreja went to see Plant in action and Jimmy asked him to join. Jimmy didn't have a drummer yet so Plant recommended Bonham because they were good friends and had played in some of the same bands together previously. Bonham didn't want to join at first because he already had a good gig but he decided he liked the musical direction Jimmy had in mind so he joined and became the final piece of the puzzle.
Bonham played this solo about 202 times, & at some point in their 3 to 4 hour nonstop concerts. There may be some slight variations, but I’d say the same solo. It was originally called Pat’s delight for his wife Pat, but his son Jason called it daddy’s Moby Dick song, as in the giant whale Moby Dick. The first rehearsal these guys had, the first song they played, they knew they had something special & did they ever. Page mentioned once to a few well known musicians about getting together & creating a super group. He was laughed at, & Keith Moon or another musician said, it would go down like a lead balloon. Page only had about 2 weeks to find band members, when he was the last remaining Yardbird member, & had 6 gigs that needed fulfilled. Page & John Paul Jones knew each other, both were well sought after sessions musicians. Plant & Bonham were best friends & former band mates, less well known then Page & JPJ. Another commentator tells you how they got together. Their first rehearsal on August 19,1968, in September they did the 6 gigs in Scandinavia. Came back to England, & in 4 days & a total of 35 hours recorded & Page produced & mixed their debut album. Manager Peter Grant took their tapes to New York, & on November 9,1968 they signed with Atlantic Records. Highest signing bonus of $200,000. On December 26,1968 they toured the USA, & their album wasn’t released until January 12,1969. Here were are over half a century later, still loving the hell out of their music.
I heard it for the first time in 1982, when I was 14 years old. This inspired me to play drums, I've been playing music since 1990. This is the best performance.
The best.
5:50 Yes way
Check out a video called What Makes John Bonham Such a Good Drummer? by Polyphonic.
single pedal all the way through the 3-4 hours concert 👌
My calf would be tired by then
damn led zeppelin is that old now oooof
try also bonzo's montreux 👌
Great video! You should react to yb “step on shit”
Rodney whole time, sorta unrealeased i think, but gotta do live and die by YoungBoy. He’s really rapping n talking about some real life sh*!
the goat, but this isnt why