Led Zeppelin - Kashmir. My First Time Listening.
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- My first time listening to Led Zeppelin - Kashmir.
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You'll come to realize,,,,Led Zeppelin is just on another level. They're for the ADVANCED music listener,,,,💥💥💥👍😎
I like to think I've got a good ear for music, I'm just hoping I don't let you down if I miss something👍🎵🎸✌️
Tea for one is Led Zeppelin at their best blues song ever ❤
This song blew us all away. ✌️
It's a great tune that's for sure 👍✌️
And still does…
This is the greatest rock ‘n’ roll song, ever written, produced, and recorded
It is a banger I must admit 👍🎵🎸
I first heard Led Zeppelin when I was 12 in 1972. This song when I was 15. Both life altering experiences.
I was a young musician taking lessons since 1965.
What a time to grow up in. Just the musical changes through the 1960's and 1970's. It all happened so fast, it was impossible to keep up. So much creativity, originality, and heart before big biz took over by the end of the 90's when the music died.
I still haven't listened to all the music that I'd like to hear from those decades, there's so much good stuff.
That's so true✌️. Good new music is so hard to come by nowadays. You have to really go searching for it. That's why I'm on this journey. I know there's so much good music from back then that I haven't heard👍🎵✌️
My story, too. I was 16 when I first heard Kashmir - the person who said it blew all our minds wasn’t exaggerating…
Start at album 1....and take the entire journey: studio, outtakes, live, reunions, all of it. Life changing.
That's the plan, well with the albums at least. I'll have to do some research so I know where the live shows fit in between the album's 👍✌️
That's one of the ways we can help you. Many people in the chat know this inside and out. Good luck.
@@tektoniks_architects Thanks ❤️✌️🎸
Certainly changed my life as a teenager back in the 70,s . I have diversified and expanded thru the decades but Zeppelin are Zeppelin and my number one til I die ..👍👌❤️
Just keeps fitting better and better doesn't it? This one live 1979 at knebworth!!! Live all those string sounds are played by JPJ on the keys! Gotta watch it!!
After this one, i think it's time i start doing the albums in order👍🎶✌️
This album was Number one on the charts the week I graduated from high school in 1975. The whole album is fire! We cranked it up on giant stereo speakers and played it from vinyl. I still prefer to listen to it that way.
Sounds like a blast! I know what you mean about vinyl. I used to play my dad's vinyl to bits when I was a kid. There's something about it that was almost like a ritual. Looking at the artwork on the covers and inserts, taking out the record, placing it on the turntable and delicately putting the needle on the edge of the record. Then the crackling noise would start, and you're good to go👍
I wore out 2 8-tracks of this in my car.
Zeppelin is extremely diverse. They did many types of music and they did them all very well. They loved to blend that other type of music into a rock format and create something new. This is probably their second most popular song. They had only been around 6 years when they made this but it is one of their later ones. I think it's their best album.
Puff Daddy did a remake of this song with Jimmy Page called "Come with me" on the Godzilla Sound Track.
Yeah I think that's where I recognised it from👍. I'm looking forward to hearing their different sounds on my album reactions ✌️🎸
When it comes to The Mighty Led Zeppelin - it just doesn't get any better than this.
This was a banger👍🎵
Yes it does.
My absolute favorite version of this song is from their 2007 live Celebration Day Concert held in London's O2 Arena. The late John Bonham's son, Jason, fills in for his dad at drums and kills it! You really need to watch/listen to it!
Thanks Chad. I'm hoping I get around to watching that at some point✌️🎸
I don’t notmally go for tne live versions but that one is truly great
My very favorite Zeppelin song!!!!❤❤
It's up there for me aswell ✌️
Even though it's a relatively simple riff it's probably the most iconic and reconisable intro of any rock song ever. This song was how I first discovered the band decades ago in grade school and couldn't believe what I was hearing and was completely blown away by it..
Thanks Robert 👍. It's definitely a good tune✌️
You need to watch the Led Zeppelin live version of Kashmir recorded at Knebworth 1979. It's magic!
Thanks Peter👍
Epic track. You're right, it has been used in Iron Man, Fast Times at Ridgemont High and Godzilla. P Diddy also sampled the riff/hook for one of his tunes. I think it's a different journey to react to each track in albums chronologically, its also richer to see tracks played live as they were SO amazing live. I look forward to following your journey! 🎉
Thank You. Much Appreciated. Ah, you're right! When Diddy was Puff Daddy. It was from a movie soundtrack or something? I was was well into hip-hop/rap and RnB during the mid to late 90's early 2000's👍
I'm glad you chose the studio version. It's impeccable!
I'll always check out studio versions first 👍🎶✌️
You should watch the "Celebration Day" video of this song. If you really want to understand just how great these guys are, watching them rip this up when they are 70 years old (minus Bonzo😪) makes that clear. Best rock band ever!
I'll be sure to check it out 👍. I read that his son filled in on the drums so that will be good to see✌️🎵
Yesssss!! It’s incredible!! And Bonzo’s son, Jason, is on drums!!
Saw them perform this song live back in May of 1977. The concert was my 18th birthday present from my then boyfriend. Kashmir is definitely one of those timeless songs, sung then and 30 years later from their Celebration concert.
Forgot to mention, listen to When The Levee Breaks!
I bet that was some 18th birthday👍🥳.
@@donnaplumridge9769 @Donna Plumridge Hi Donna. That won a recent poll and will be uploaded later today👍🎵✌️
They played the first half of this album version of Kashmir in the Birmingham Commonwealth Games closing ceremony. It was epic👏👏
I'll have to check that out.👍
I've been listening to Zeppelin for over 50 years now.
Many of their songs are favorites of mine. In '73 it was Stairway to Heaven, then in ' 75 I bought Physical Graffiti and heard this song. Immediate favorite and has been since.
Robert Plant was asked what his favorite song was and the answer was this one.
As I understand this, Robert said it was written after a trip to Morocco.
Thanks Vern. It's probably one the best ones i've reacted to so far👍🎸
@@Andy_Tunereviews84 check out the live version from thr Celebration Day show of '06 with Jason Bonham on drums.
@@vernhoke7730 Thanks Vern. That's definitely one to watch👍
Jimmy came up with that heavy guitar riff and John Bonham joined him with the drums! Jimmy and John were the two top credits for this song! Later Robert Plant came up with the lyrics when zeppelin was traveling a long lonely road through the Moroccan desert
Ah cool👍. Thanks for the info. Were they touring at the time? 🎸✌️
Greatest song in rock/pop history, edging out, "Stairway To Heaven". Crazy that one band owns the two greatest songs ever made.
This was a great listen. It was good to hear the whole song as if heard only a fraction of of previously👍🎵
Love ❤️ this song
It's definitely a banger🤘🎶✌️
The Beatles will not ever compete with led zeppelin know competition led zeppelin is the definition of rock and roll best band ever to walk planet earth case dismissed
The Beatles were ingrained in me as a kid, but I'm definitely looking forward to checking out Zeppelin's full albums. I'll be reacting to their first one in the next few days 👍🎵✌️
Its Puff Daddy s Cover "Come with me" 20 Years later.
I think that's where I knew it from to be honest👍
Good listening, Andy. Great channel. I'll be back for more! Thanks man.
Thanks👍. I really appreciate it✌️
New subscriber here Andy! Enjoying your reaction to the great Led Zepplin. Hello from Albuquerque New Mexico United States ❤❤❤
Hi Mary. Thank You👍❤️.
Such an underrated band. Including by me during their Prime. But I got older and wiser! 😉
I think I'm on that same road Patty👍✌️
All or gestural sounds you hear is my beloved JPJ on the Mellotron
Awesome. Thanks Brenda 👍
Welcome to one of best contemporary bands ever. Robert Plant vocals, Jimmy Page guitar, John Paul Jones bass/keyboards & the incredible John Bonham drums. Enjoy the journey.
I'm sure it's gonna be a fun ride🎵✌️
In my junior year of high school when Physical Grafitti was released. "Another great song from the best band ever!" After experiencing LZ's first album, there was nothing like the anticipation of their next album, and then the one after that and so on and so on. I remember excactly where I was when I heard of Bonzo's passing. It was devastating.
Thanks Duane👍. It's probably one of my favourites so far✌️🎶
Take a look at the live version from the O2 Celebration concert
Thanks Lou ✌️🎶
so this was what Robert Plant said was his best and favourite vocals he ever did for one of his songs ..I tend to agree
This is probably one of my favourites so far✌️🎸
The drummer John Bonham doesn't miss a beat, it's done deliberately.
Thanks Neil👍. Is there a name for what he does there at around the 3min mark of the song? It's cool, just caught me off guard if you like.
He seems to do things I've not really heard before.✌️🥁🎵
Watch the live Celebration Day version of this. But then, any live version of this is great!
Thanks Dana👍. I'll get around to that eventually✌️
I love the Arabian sound with the violin. Reminds me of my hash smoking days 25 years ago.
I like that bit aswell. So many good moments in this song. I've just been listening to it getting ready to record🪴💨☮️✌️
All those string sounds were Jones on a Mellotron
Thanks for the info👍🎸
Next, try Dazed & Confused, & When the Levee Breaks, to start with. Oh, start with Stairway to Heaven, then the others 😄
Hi Robin. I'm familiar with Stairway To Heaven and When The Levee Breaks won a poll yesterday so I will be posting that later👍.
I'm then moving on to their first album👍✌️
Nice reaction!
Thank You👍. Much appreciated✌️🎸
So much Zeppelin for you to discover Andy, plenty of differing types of songs too, If you welcome suggestions I'd say 'Immigrant Song' ' Fool In The Rain' 'Bro-Y-Aur Stomp' ' Achilles Last Stand' 'The Crunge' and 'Black Country Woman' would br good examples of the diversity of their music. Keep delving in you'll not go far wrong.
Thanks Robert👍. I've actually started from album one, track one yesterday and am going through in order. I will be recording track 2 in about 5 mins so should be up within the hour.👍🤘✌️
I was a freshman in high school in 1969 when Led Zeppelins debut album hit the airwaves. The entire 4 years I was in high school it was a new song, a new album, a new concert! It was an amazing time to be young! "Kashmir" is awesome but my personal favorite is "When the Levee Breaks". So many great songs, so many good times! 😎
Thanks Hoffy👍. I'm always jealous when I hear stories of growing up in the 60’s and 70's. 🎶✌️
The riff was also used in the film Godzilla. If you that east Africa sound try Plant/Page album "No Quarter" from the 90s
I'll have to check that out 👍✌️
I believe that drumbeat was not a mistake he would do an offbeat tempo in the middle of a song to make the make it more interesting I think somebody else could explain the drumming better than I could but anyway I appreciate your reaction
when Led Zeppelin first came out when I was in the middle high school or whatever we were all stunned
by everything they did
I've since learned that Bonham would use triplets on the kick drum, something I don't think I've really ever heard before until now, at least not that I know of ✌️🎵
@@Andy_Tunereviews84
Yes that’s probably what I heard before I don’t completely understand the rhythmic structures of drumming
but I know he did some very special things
Love Led Zeppelin
They are better than i thought they were. I don't know why i haven't checked out more of their songs sooner✌️🎸
They have a lot songs You need to hear Stairway to Heaven from Heart a tribute to Led Zeppelin Ann and Nanny Wilson did a Excellent on It when you get chance to see it Have good taste in Music
Pretty sure it was XFactor that used it back in the day. If not XFactor one of Simon Cowell huge shows in the UK.
I'd definitely heard bits of it before so it was cool to get to listen to the whole song. I really enjoyed. I played on repeat for about an hour afterwards👍🎸
For a young girl in the seventies when they hit my mom only rule was if you go to a party and the Beatles are playing go ahead and stay if these guys were playing get out there’s some sex and smoking dope going down ..lol she was right but they were the cool parties
🤣. That's a great little story👍. Thanks Lisa✌️🎵
John Bonham wasn't off beat! He played this song mostly with a 4/4 beat every now and then he'll change the time signature of the drums to match Jimmy's guitar and mood of playing
Maybe offbeat was the wrong term to use. I found myself tapping to the snare then all of a sudden I'm tapping to the kick drum. It was cool though✌️
@@Andy_Tunereviews84 I think you heard one of his bass drum triplets. If you listen to Good Times Bad Times, you will hear them throughout. Their performance of this live at Knebworth in 1979 is well worth the listen.
@@anitapaulus937 Thanks Anita👍. I heard the same thing on I can't Quit You Baby. I don't think I've really them before, at least not that I know of🥁✌️🎵
@@Andy_Tunereviews84 Yeah, if it’s unfamiliar to you, you may notice an odd sound, or a little difference in tempo.
@@anitapaulus937 Thanks Anita. I've heard Bonham uses them quite often so I'll get used to them. They do sound cool though. I'll to look out for them from other drummers now. 👍✌️🥁
As other people have said the music is sampled in the Godzilla song with Puff Daddy, I honestly didnt know the music on the godzilla song was a sample! it tricked my brain when it started as I expected it to kick in with the lyrics "Hear my cries hear my call" 😂
I knew I'd heard it somewhere before as soon it started. I was really into hip-hop/rap in the mid to late 90's / early 2000's.✌️🎸
@@Andy_Tunereviews84 yeah I been into rap since the 90s, used to watch YO! MTV raps with my dad.
@@Artbooksandboro Nice👍. Those were the days ay✌️🎵
Really enjoying your channel! I've subscribed and look forward to enjoying other songs with you. Do you like RUSH?
Thanks Andre👍. I've heard of Rush, maybe even know a couple of songs without realising. I'll have to check them out. What would you recommend? 👍✌️
The Rain Song, please.
Hi Jennifer. I'll get there eventually. I'm starting the album's in order this week👍.
That ain't violin that's the quality of Jimmy Page on guitar
I think somebody mentioned he might have used a bow to play his guitar. Not sure how true that it is, but if is true, then he's a genius👍. It sounds great either way🎶
Yes also Andy
You mentioned Arabian nights a lot of the groups back then introduced those different oriental modes such as Jefferson Airplane and even the Beatles and a lot of the groups introduced those different modes which expanding our minds and we went out and looked for ethnic music albums to listen to the source of what they were getting their inspiration from so they were very mind expanding the groups at the time
I do enjoy the Beatles tracks that have the Indian influences on them. Some of my favourites 🎸🎵✌️
It's Page pulling a bow across his guitar, not a violin!
Oh wow. That's different! Was he the first one to do that? 🎸
Violins galore.
It was re- recorded by Jimmy Page and P Diddy at the time. That's prob where you know it from
Yeah that's definitely where I know it from🎶🤘
Led Zeppelin is ❤🔥
I thought I'd drop off another band for you to give a listen, in case you're interested "Dire Straits - Brothers In Arms (Official Music Video)" Great reaction loving your journey🎶🎸
I know a few of their songs. Sultans Of Swing, Walk Of Life, Money For Nothing, Romeo and Juliet and I must have heard Brothers In Arms before👍✌️
Your reactions are coming across in MONO instead of STEREO in the headphones, to the listeners...Also, please turn up the VOLUME...Can't enjoy in headphones at low volume... Thanks...
Thanks for the feedback Darryl 👍.
I will be working on my Audio setup/settings today. Hopefully I will be able to figure out the Mono/Stereo issue aswell.👍✌️
For the Godzilla movie Jimmy Page played guitar on this for P Diddy Come With Me! 🙂
That's it! I just replied to someone who mentioned P. Diddy sampled it and i remember it being from a movie soundtrack.👍
Physical Graffiti is a good Album btw.. Been used for a few things the rift at the start is amazing and it's a good video..
I'm looking forward to hearing it✌️🎵
Off beat never lol
It just caught me off guard lol 🥁🎶✌️
a shame for me that you are doing random tracks from different stages of the development mixed in with lives. The journey of discovery, understanding how the group developed and how the style changed is the interesting part of LZ reactions.
Without context its just some dude listening to songs. You do you son but its not what I want to see.
No worries👍. I just want to get a better feel before committing fully. But, if i'm honest, the fact that this sounded so different to the other reactions which i've done from their earlier albums has made me want to do the full albums in chronological order. So i'm probably just going to react to whatever wins the poll tomorrow then do the albums.
I'm a huge Beatles fan and i say the same thing to people about them. Listening to their progress from Rock 'n' Roll covers early on, to the sounds in Rubber Soul, Revolver and into Sgt. Peppers and beyond is great. And all in less than 10 years👍🎸✌️
@@Andy_Tunereviews84 yes please do...no bad songs!
Kind of funny, the recorded version is the worst version of this song. Watch any of their live versions to know what i mean :)
Will do. Is there one in particular you would recommend?✌️🎶
@@Andy_Tunereviews84 sorry for the late reply, i've been out of town for a while and catching up on work. The versions i'd recommend are as follows, the 1979 live at knebworth (my favorite) ruclips.net/video/hW_WLxseq0o/видео.html and the 2010 version with Jason on drums, celebration day ruclips.net/video/PD-MdiUm1_Y/видео.html
Riff used in the P Diddy track "Come With Me", used in the "Godzilla" movie soundtrack.
Was probably released as "ft. Jimmy Page", as he also appeared in the music video.
I pretty sure that's where I recognised it from 👍
You, definitively, need to listen to them live, bro!😂They're, really, MONSTERS, ON STAGE👍✌️
I'll get there eventually Julien👍🎶✌️
@@Andy_Tunereviews84 The best concert, is the live at the Madison Square Garden, 1973.... It's UNBELIEVABLE! 👍✌️(Only, Jimi Hendrix, and, the Experience, or Band of Gypsies, can be better than that).....
@@julienmarquet8612 Thanks Julien. I have done one song from that concert but i will hopefully be able to check out the whole thing👍