Reacting to Led Zeppelin - In The Evening || In Through The Out Door
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They didn't adapt to the times, they set the times. This came out in 1979, before the eighties.
I bought this album in 1991. Listened to it once or twice and it went to the back of my collection. In the summer of 2023, I pulled this album out and ever since, I can't stop listening to it. It took me 32 years to love this album! I'm Gonna Crawl is just jaw dropping. One of Jimmy's top solos that never gets airplay or respect.
Ya it’s really a great album that gets a bad rap. I love it.
Unpopular opinion but i think this is one of Jimmy's top 5 solos... So inventive and unique and atmospheric
YESSS! i **LuvLuvLuvIt** YAY
Agreed. It a really cool solo. Actually the solos on South Bound Suarez and Fool In The Rain and I’m Gonna Crawl are some of Jimmy’s best. Even Hot Dog is really cool and lotsa fun. Not sure why this album gets so much dislike? It’s a solid Zeppelin album and can keep up with any of their earlier output. Cheers
This IS trying something new. Most of the album is. Love it! Page doesn't, but I do.
JPJ recorded and arranged this album. He and Robert did most of the writing too. It is a wonderful album! This song live 1979 at knebworth is fabulous!
“Fool in the Rain” is the gem of this album, followed by “All My Love”.
It's actually I'm ganna crawl
In the Evening: It’s hard to understand all the lyrics because Robert’s vocals are drowned out by the production. JPJ’s new “toy” was a Yamaha GX-1 (the famous Dream Machine). It cost around $50,000. Due to the cost, at that time only JPJ had one, Stevie Wonder had one, and Benny Andersson of ABBA had one. They recorded at Polar Studios (owned by ABBA) in Stockholm, Sweden. It didn’t have the reverb that Jimmy liked to use, and though the sound is good, it doesn’t have the group’s characteristic color.
Oh heck yeah!!!
As you have said before, Zep knows certainly how to open a record.
Can't wait for the journey on this album. Not a weak track. At least in my view.
Yes fabulous album!
This album rocks! Every song is awesome including the playful Hot Dog! 🌭
@@OutOnTheTiles Jimmy's guitar licks are so good on Hot Dog. Real fun tune.
The record cover was done in seven varients. It's the same scene taken in the bar from the perspective of each different patron.
You didn't know which variant you were going to get because the album was sold in a brown paper bag.
This was a response to when somebody said to Jimmy something along the lines of "people only buy your records because it says Led Zeppelin on the cover"
Also, when the album cover got wet it would turn color. Hence that swipe in the thumbnail.
Zeppelin IV...or untitled album didn't say Led Zeppelin either!
@@juliemanarin4127 Yeah I might be getting my facts a little mixed with the quote.
But regardless, the paper bag was for the purpose of hiding the band's name. To make it anonymous like untitled.
@@John_Locke_108If I'm not mistaken, their name with the album name was stamped in the corner of the brown wrapping
One my favorite songs by led
This is 1979. They were trying new things and trying to branch out. This isn't them following a trend or doing what was popular. Quite the opposite actually. Punk music was actually taking over at this time.
Yep indeed
Exactly. Zeppelin didn’t follow anyone. This is a great song from an awesome album.
The Cars in 1978 came out with a syth pop album that was wildly popular and Zep changed up a lot with this album because of the later era of the 70s had went in that direction and it was the newer sound ... I felt the same way when I bought this right after it came out as if this is not the Zeppelin I grew up with but decades have passed and I appreciate it far much more ...
Love all their stuff, Enjoy the album!
Me too!
i felt the same as you about this song but since listening to it a few more times its grown on me.
❤❤❤Robert ❤❤❤
John Paul Jones took over the role of leader during the recording of the record because nobody else was that invested in the band anymore.
Plant recently lost his young son to illness (I'll let you guess whether or not Jimmy went to the funeral).
Page and Bonzo meanwhile were heavily into smack.
The band was on the way out the door so to speak. Definitely a dark time for the band.
But damn did Jonesy kill it on the keys on this record. Even Jimmy is terrific. Obviously Bonzo is perfect as always. As for Plant, just wait for All Of My Love. Wow.
No, no, no , no. PAGE was into smack, not Robert Plant. Bonzo was an alcoholic, not a smack addict.
@@helenespaulding7562But he did smack at Knebsworth with Jimmy.
@@helenespaulding7562 Didn't have my glasses on and accidentally typed Plant. Whoops. I'll correct it.
@@antarcticorb9197 huh. And he played so well there too. Boy, talk about self-destructive. I did not know Bonzo messed with that crap. I did know that Grant had Developed quite the smack habit. As had their road manager. What a mess. JPJ seems to be the only one who got through unscathed.
Plant was completely sober post 1977. He stopped all drugs including smoking weed. He just drank occasionally but his son dying changed him…as it would anyone. Cheers
This is another love it hate it album. However there'll end up being a favourite track on here guaranteed, just wait. Call and response at the end of this song is subtle but a beautiful progression from the early blues
As a previous poster noted, this album went SIX TIMES PLATINUM. That’s right-widely regarded as Zeppelin’s “worst” studio album ( Coda doesn’t count), it sold six million copies.
OH & btw that is **Les Paul** himself as the **Bartender** on the Album Cover pretty **KickAss** he also plays the **Bartender** once again in a video for **MyJimmyPageWizardBabez** song with his band **The Firm** called **Satisfaction Guaranteed**
That’s not Les Paul as the bartender on the album cover😂😂😂. Looks nothing like Les Paul.🙄
Hey, I wanted to ask if you’ve seen anything more from To Mito since this reaction, I wonder what’s up? He was banging out the reactions, & now nothing, not even to our comments. I’m just hoping he’s OK, crazy ass world out there, & you just never know.
This album was recorded at the end of 1978, not the 80s yet! The end of a decade is always transitional, it's not surprising, but they were evolving & taking music into the next decade, not really following anyone. They never really followed anyone except the old Blues musicians they were so inspired by. I love this entire album. Have played it from beginning to end many times since the 80s. I'll follow your reactions through the album and hope you enjoy it.
This song is pretty cool live. Sadly at this time things weren’t going that great, Bonham drinking so much & into heroine, & Page was really into it deep. This album is more Plant & JPJ, Plant & JPJ were recording during the day, & Bonham & Page were recording at night. Page & Bonham wanted more rock, while Plant & JPJ wanted a different direction. I’ll admit, it’s not an album I heavily listened to, thanks for your reaction. You will find this album features JPJ more musically, Page is more in the background, Bonham is still heard more in some then others.
1979 at knebworth
@@juliemanarin4127 yes Knebworth (1979).
Jimmy still played some killer solos on this album.
Something I saw today you might find interesting, it’s called 11 things you might not know, about Led Zeppelin. It popped up on my RUclips, just a few things we all might have forgotten to tell you, I only didn’t know one still interesting.
“JCM Led Zeppelin Stories”
Is an amazing Zeppelin channel here on RUclips that has a six part series on this album. Every zeppelin fan should check out that guy’s channel. So many in-depth Zeppelin stories. Cheers
Thi is my favourite
Southbound Suarez is my favorite on this one ✌️
This album had six different album covers A-F and if you got the inner sleeve (Black & White) wet, color would appear.
This album is really all about JPJ and Robert writing most of the songs and stepping in to do what needed to be done. Jimmy was well into his addition as was Bonzo. Rehearsals and recording were often done by JPJ and Robert during the day, and Jimmy and Bonzo at night. This was a difficult time for the band. Within a year Robert’s son passed away, he also got tonsillitis and they had to postpone the U.S. Tour. The communication wasn’t good. There is more synthesizer because JPJ got a new instrument and wanted to use it. The album actually soared to #1, and has been certified 6 times Platinum. The critics panned it.
The cover art was done to show the view through a window into a bar. It looks like somebody wiped the window to see in better. There are actually 6 different scenes of the same bar. Jimmy remembered a sleazy bar in New Orleans called the Old Absinthe House on Bourbon Street. The man at the bar is burning a Dear John letter. As he does so he is watched by six people. The barkeep, a young blond woman next to the bar, a strong-looking man standing nearby, a laughing African American woman also by the bar, the pianist, and a dark-haired woman standing next to the jukebox. The sleeve came in six versions, each one from the point of view of each person. The album was actually concealed in a brown paper bag so buyers wouldn’t know which one they bought. The inner sleeve features a black and white close-up of the ashtray in which the brokenhearted man has incinerated his letter.
Wow. Creative
Nice info, thanks!
This album is fraught with devastation; Robert's 5-year-old son passed away from a viral stomach infection. Robert was seriously (and understandably) lost as to what was the meaning of life and where did he fit and what did he want. Both Jimmy and Bonzo were not doing will with their respective addictions, but they both tried to help Robert refocus and come back to work; sadly, more destruction was to come. I love this song. It sounds hard and slightly otherworldly. The opening drone was created by Jimmy using a device called a Gizmotron effect that was created by two guys from the group 10cc. The hard crashes was Jimmy raking the tremolo bar down hard across the guitar strings. They were actually ahead of their time musically in creating guitar and synth tones that foreshadow 80s techno-rock. The lyrics reference some of the pain and grief people go through in their lives regardless of the amount of fame or money they have. Some history of the artwork; Hipgnosis again created this. The title of the album refers to the band going through some doubts and change within themselves, as well as the times in general; likening the difficult effort to trying to go "in" through the "out" door. There were 6 different album covers, taken from different angles and the album itself was wrapped in a brown paper bag, so you wouldn't know which view you'd bought until you unwrapped it. If you have one of these albums, the variations are indicated by a different letter A-F. It was Jimmy's idea to use the brown paper bags; besides it being an excellent marketing ploy, he said, (paraphrasing) that by this point in time, being a Zep fan was "uncool" so people could carry the album around like a forbidden thing. In addition to the different covers, the interior gatefold had images from the bar (like an ashtray, loose coins, etc.) printed with "paint-with-water" dots, so if you did wet them, they'd transform into sepia-toned "paint" to decorate the pictures.
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Henrietta, if you haven’t watched The Couple Crib react to Zeppelin…..it’s a treat. They’re so enthusiastic. Try their reaction to Levee. It will put a grin On your face.
@@helenespaulding7562correction: SHE will put a smile on your face
@@JoeandAngie well yes, there’s that. 😁
say WHAT now? Do you, did you ever have one conversation with Jimmy, Robert JPJ, Bonham? how TH do you know the meaning of their album cover 'name' and or why they used a brown paper bag for it's cover. Nothing you stated is remotely facts. Also, "things that never happened" it NOT being cool to be a Zeppelin fan (like Page would ever say that or that had anything to do with it). They were selling out every concert, still record breaking sales for Knebworth 3 nights with record attendance and their 1980 concerts selling out all over the world. My god, what a pile of nonsense you spew out. In their tribute 2007 concert, more than 20 million ticket requests in like 2 frickin hours...setting all time records. GO AWAY!
This is going to be a very different album for you. It shows how diverse they were. Jimmy Page and John Bonham were dealing with their addictions. So this was mainly a JPJ and Robert Plant album. There is synth work by JPJ on this. "All My Love" is my favorite song on this album. Written for RP's young son who died. Beautiful lyrics by Robert and gorgeous synth work by JPJ. You can only imagine what they could have done in the '80s (this was done in 1979). Perhaps they could have made synths sound less cold. This album shows them taking chances. Wait until you hear the next track "Fool in the Rain."
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Just checking in on you. Hope all is well with you and your loved ones.
Yea i dont know why i am guessing SO many **Led Zeppelin** fans it seems anyway do NOT get into this **Album** very much but again i think it came into My Life at a critical point & to me anyway i freakin **LUVD** it i do have **3** songs on here that i utterly **Luv** ahaha THIS being one of them BUT i get it i know everyone has different tastes etc its just wild to me tho for especially the *3* well actually *4* that i SO **Luv** on this that some people dont like much or sometimes even say they **Hate** ha smh anyway ha Thank YOU ever so for being **YOU** & giving your **Honest** **Feelings** on **Music** i **Luv** THAT! **PixieHugz&LuvzALL** **RockON!!!**
@tomitoreacciones Just checking to see how you are. Sometimes there is just too much going on. No worries about your reaction channel. Want to make sure you are doing what’s best for you.
OH just saw a thingie that said **In Through The Out Door** hit number 1 on the Billboard 200 Chart in 1979 sooo maaaybe i am wrong bout NOT a lot of people liking it after all :/ heh anyway i **Luvit** i guess i can understand some not gettin into it tho cuz it is nothing like anything before but then again kinda neither were all the other albums before it
We are missing you, hope you are OK, wish you or someone would let us know. Please be well hun.
Agreed! I just came on to see if there was any news. Hope you're okay, Mito!
@@loriwoodrow2711 yes I hope he is too, I’ve loved watching his reactions, & care about him, I’m hoping nothing serious.
Hi To Mito just stopping by to say i **Hope** all is well with You! **PixieHugz&LuvzALL**
OMG OMG OMG i was just **Thinking** of **You** today going where IS **To Mito** i need **My To Mito & MyBelovedOtherWorldlyLedZeppelin** Fix Ha & YAY here YOU are F YEA!!! & YAY doing the **Album** that i hold closest to my **Heart** cuz as ive said before THIS is the 1st of their albums i was able to go & **Excitedly** buy for myself! Ha OMG I am sooo **Excited** but course also a lil freakin **Nervous** aaaahhhh ahaha Holy crap cuz yea course i want ya to **Luvit** BUT Eeeeep we shall see okokok sorry i am just now procrastinating cuz of the nervousness OH & shieeet yea THIS particular song IS one of my ALL time **Favs** as it has to do with a certain party i went to & a certain **BeautifulBoy** i met there & when we were talking which then lead to **Kissing** this mofo song was on full blast like right next to us OH & actually he came walkin into the room at the exact same time **Plant** sings **In The Evening** ahahaha sorry i dont know why i am telling my life story ha smh k shhhing now & gonna go in & see what ya think...**CrossesFingers**
You missed doin 'for your life O2 arena?
It wasn't the label Jimmy Page had total control to their music over the label! Plus this album was on the swan song label which was led Zeppelin's own label! Plus this is when Jimmy Page was strung out on heroin! Robert plant and John Paul Jones pretty much produced this album That's why it's keyboard heavy and not guitar driven! Jimmy hates this album and Jimmy along with John Bonham had plans to go back to heavy guitar and drums for their next album! But unfortunately we lost John Bonham after this album was made!
This album isn’t 80’s. It was released in August 1979 and recorded in November of 1978. Seems you’ve read negative thing about the sound of this album and applied it to your reaction. You stopped listening and judged the song 30 seconds into it?! This song was loved when it came out…especially the cool guitar solo.
This seems like a manipulated reaction….not a real reaction. Just my opinion.
Adapting to the times? No disrespect to you - I understand you weren’t around then. But that IS funny! They didn’t fall victim to anyone. They weren’t into making hits for the radio, they were into playing and singing exactly how they wanted to and if the world didn’t like it they couldn’t care less.
Oh phooey…you skipped the live for Tea for One and For Your Life. Oh well…maybe some other time.
@@John_Locke_108 that hysterical huh?
They did For Your Life in 2007...only time
@@John_Locke_108 I know. But he said he loved Tea For One and I told him about the Page and Plant rendition and he thanked me. Got the impression he wanted to watch it. Also, I thought he had done other reactions to Celebration Day, so wouldn’t be adverse to watching them do For Your Life, since it was the only live performance of the song.
So see? I thought about all that already. So not so hysterically funny as you might think. I wasn’t coming from a place of ignorance.
@@John_Locke_108Agreed.
@@juliemanarin4127 I know. Thanks. Has he not watched any of Celebration Day because it’s not “Zeppelin”. ? I thought he had.
79 - nice try
You NEED to fact check before you run your mouth because it makes you sound foolish going on and on about the 80's when the record was in the 70's