Led Zeppelin - In My Time Of Dying *DayOne Reacts*
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Bonzo's drumming is THUNDEROUS!! I don't think anyone beat the skins as hard as he did.
I do; but I'm not as good as he was, that's for sure
He was absolutely amazing
Correct.
That’s what she said 😀
Recorded live in the studio in a single take. Extraordinary.
If you have never recorded anything ,it is amazing...If you have tried to record something, it is impossible!
In fact, it's quite ordinary for its time. Every rock band back then recorded live the "naked" song and afterwards made overdubs
@@JulioLeonFandinho True, but these many of these musicians were either trained in the old school way of recitals/sight reading and along with the expectation of being table o get the track right the first or second time because of studio costs.
@@chopperdeath
I don't think any of those guys could read music, if they were able to record quick and precise was because they played, a lot, they played in rehearsals and in gigs, thousands of hours literally... there are no miracles here, only hard work.
The majority of bands that had success back in the day were stakhanovites, Hendrix slept with his guitar, woke up and started to play, the guys from Aerosmith went to live to the same apartment to stay together all the time and play non-stop... I mean, it wasn't rock and roll lifestyle all the time, that's probably the lesser time compared to playing music, wether in rehearsals, a gig or recording in a studio
That was " Since I`ve been loving you"
The best band in the history of rock and roll I could put 400 exclamation points here and I'd still be right.
Agreed…but to just call them a rock and roll band is a disservice to all their works….they were blues, soul, rock, metal, …just unique in their own class/genre incomparable….
This is the most genuine reaction to this song yet. It's lovely
Hands down my favorite ZEP album
Dear Angela there are many bands and there are also great bands but then there is Led Zeppelin a class above everyone and every other band👌
All members are legends
John Bonham on the drums. Phenomenal on this song!!!!!
My favorite track by the mighty zeppelin. It's relentless and it's just a hammer that bobs and flows but keeps smashing you.
An amazing remake of an old gospel standard. Led Zeppelin is the greatest rock and roll band to ever exist.
Zep rocked the blues, just with amps turned up to 11.
@@treetopjones737 "Most ones only go up to, like, 10. An' this one, you see, goes up to 11..."
Your Favorite drummers favorite drummer is John Henry BONZO Bonham of LED ZEPPELIN...He passed away 1980 and 42yrs later he is still regarded as the BEST rock Drummer that ever lived....They even named a drum rudiment after him "(THE BONHAM TRIPLET)
Umas das melhores do led
Zeppelin boa noite a todos.
Definitely an epic piece. This is their longest studio track, I believe. Check out the live '75 Earl's Court version. It's definitely "to die for."
I. went to all five shows over two weekends and a bank holiday, ......touts thought we were nicking their turf.....
One of my favorite LZ songs! Taken from the old blues song "Jesus Make Up My Dying Bed" by Blind Willie Johnson from 1927.
Best kick drum song ever. Gets you funking then trips you up, picks you up and gives the beat back so you can groove again, then repeats the cycle. 😅
The true power of the blues.
Robert Plant is vocals, Jimmy Paige on guitar, John Paul Jones on bass, and John Bonham on drums.
*Jimmy Page
Once you hear the entire song, you are not the same person again
John Bonham, arguably the best rock and roll drummer ever. All four of them are/were immensely talented musicians. Led Zep was amazing not only in their technical musicianship but also in that they wrote so many songs with so many influences. Truly amazing lads...
I would say Neil Peart has him beat but that's just me
There is no argument.
@@diltberg9627 Ya its just you, though Neil was so technically proficient , but even Carl Palmer has Neil beat.
C'mon now.... they stole some sh*t but made so much dough nobody cared.
I find Pearts drumming pretty cold and mechanical. Sounds like a midi track.
Bonzo aka John Bonham is one of the greatest groove drummers to date. It's one thing to say , yeah I could play this beat, it's another to say yeah I could create this beat. Good luck. Lot of iconic drummers past and present, but Bonham is upper tier just for the simple fact that A. he was hugely talented and B. He created so many iconic drum beats. I still hear things that just wow me, saying did I just hear that? Did he just do that? Great drummer, and he played a kit with a huge bass drum and large toms, give it that louder fat sound. King of the triplets for sure.
Moby dick is a work of genius. Agree he is one of the greats
I've always maintained that the drum is the lead instrument in this song, unlike any other song I've ever heard.
'Drawing Flies' - Soundgarden, is well-driven and written by Matt Cameron. No, no not this. 😀 exempli gratia only.
Have you listened to moby dick?
@@grantmarshall55 There is not a Led Zeppelin song I haven't heard I believe, unless super obscure, but I don't get the same "drum lead instrument" vibe from Moby Dick.
That’s the late great John “Bonzo” Bonham on drums
And yeah, his playing on this track is especially great. Right up there in the mix too
That’s actually his voice at the end saying “That’s going to be the one, innit?”
This is amazing live. Jimmy going crazy on steel guitar, Bonzo going crazy on drums.
The live version is maybe their best live song on video.
He's not playing a steel guitar he plays a Dane electro on this particular song.
@@kurtsaxton823 that amazing, a Chepo Dan electro (but a fantastic unique Guitar!)
If I could play slide guitar like that, I would never leave the house.
My brother you are so right! I have been attempting to learn just a little of the slide parts on the cut. All I can say is good thing no one outside of my music room can hear me! I am pretty hopeless right now, but having a great time learning. I put a brass slide on my Xmas list, because right now I use a glass one and the sound is so much different. Be well and safe peace to you and yours.
Mate,if ya could play like that,you would never leave your bedroom 😜🇬🇧👍🇺🇸
Nice reaction beautiful. John Bonham is killing the drums on this track.
I was smiling so much watching you enjoy this song. Glad to see you're continuing your journey through the Zeppelin rabbit hole, Angela....and personally, the look you gave at about 6:25 was about the sexiest thing ive seen! 😉lol Great reaction as always, can't wait to see you hit 50K!
Said before. But this was recorded live. Wow. Pure and unadulterated Rock Blues. Just beautiful.
You really need to do the live version, 1975 Earls Court it is great !!!
Definitely!
God yes!
Always amazing!
John Bonham is the drummer. A master!!😊
9:03 - He's saying Jesus. The song is a remake of "Jesus Make Up My Dying Bed" by Blind Willie Johnson.
Led Zeppelin definitely was an improvisational band, and many times did not do more than a couple takes on recordings, preferring to leave things as is. Some songs were exceptions of course. The improv aspect was full on at live shows where they could be soaring or crashing, sometimes both within the span of one song.
A total classic!!!❤
This song is a re-working of Jesus Make Up My Dying Bed by Blind Willie Johnson. It is a hard groove and a bit of a tour de force by the band. Please don't forget bassist John Paul Jones adding that meaty punch throughout. The end was improvised; vocalist Robert Plant wasn't sure how he wanted to end the song, so there is a pause, then drummer John Bonham coughs, to which Robert replies with "cough". Then you hear Bonham's voice say "That's got to be the one, hasn't it?" meaning that was going to be the best take of the song to use. Then you can hear the engineer in the booth say "Come have a listen, then" and Bonham reply "Oh yes, thank you". Producer Jimmy Page often liked to leave little "mistakes" in place so the listener could feel like they were there in studio while the band recorded. If you want to see an amazing live performance of this, here's a YT link: ruclips.net/video/xTrQ7vUZsIo/видео.html
Led Zeppelin was:
Robert Plant (vocals)
Jimmy Page (guitar)
John Paul Jones (Bass and keyboards)
the late, great John Bonham (drums)
Three songs in the Led Zeppelin catalog, illustrate why John Bonham was one of the greatest rock and roll drummers ever:
1) This song
2) Black Dog
3) Fool in the Rain
This song, while relatively obscure in the Led Zeppelin catalog, is one of my all-time favorites. When I was in college, I used to put this song on,, turn it up, and play the "air drums." The thing Robert Plant was saying near the end was "Oh my Jesus" and later "I'll Touch Jesus." I've loved this song for years, but for the past 5-1/2 years I've worked as a hospice nurse and I've recently really appreciated the lyrics from that perspective.
I'm so glad you appreciated this song, Great reaction!
Not many can play songs like this….especially drums.
Best drumming track ever. Epic. My favorite song from them.
❤❤❤Robert ❤❤❤
Led Zeppelin is absolutely Awesome!!!! No doubt about it !!! Great reaction!!!!! ❤
This is still my reaction after every time I hear it too. I think this might be the only piece of music that actually makes me sweat listening through it. I think from playing in bands, I’m just barely experienced enough to dream of getting myself into this jam, and yet experienced enough to know that I’d live up to about .1% of the skill & talent working together to pull this off here and if I had a hundred years I’d still never have the musical creativity to take this everywhere they take it and hold it all together.
LZ the favorite band of my youth and today as well. Loved loved ur reaction. They were THE SHYTE. Yes, Bonzo has his fair share of nay sayers but without question, Led Zep would not have been LZ without him. When he passed, LZ was no more. Epic monster tune. Thanks for your reaction. Hugs. Mark
One of Bonzo’s greatest performances
I absolutely love the fact you are open to all genres of music….one of a kind ..Amazing keep up the GOOD Vibes ☮️❤️
👍🇬🇧❤JOHN HENRY BONHAM. JOHN BONHAM..... ......BONZO 🎸......THE MOST UNIQUE SIGNATURE PERCUSSIONIST SOUND OF THE HISTORY OF THE WORLD.........BUDDY RICH........JOHN BONHAM........ & NEAL PEART.........ARE MY ALL TIME FAVES.......RIP TO ALL 3 OF THEM.....XOXOXOX .......JB " BONZO ".......IS MY MOST FAVORITE OF THE 3.......❤GOD BLESS ❤ ALL XO.......
So glad you are listening to my favorite Zep album. Any song off this album you will be amazed at the musicianship. It will blow your mind there is a reason why they are one of the greatest Bands of all time.
This has to be experienced live! 🤷🏻♂️😎 The GOATS! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 Oh yeah, Bonzo is the greatest! PERIOD!
Bonham sure was a drum'n son of a gun. What a beast!
So you just listened to Zep's "In My Time of Dying" and say you found it to be: Haunting, and it gave you chills, it was a "moving experience," even a bit scary and almost made you teary-eyed. And the drums especially blew you away. Yep. Sounds about right! Awesome reaction to one of my favorite songs from my favorite band! May I suggest "In The Light" from the same album. Different, but you should still feel many of the same things! Just one of MANY, MANY such from this group!
Totally honest and sincere first time reaction
So, the greatest rock drummer of all-time caught your attention?
Exactly!! Awesome :)
Bonzo is arguably the greatest drummer of all time. The feel he has and the way he fills the pockets is second to none. I suppose it helps when you have Jimmy Page and Robert Plant in the band!!
My favorite band since 69 ❤
John Bonham the drummer passed away in 1980. That was the end of Led Zeppelin though they did play a couple of times since, once with John's son Jason Bonham on drums. I don't know if you ever watched Heart's cover of Stairway To Heaven, but Jason plays drums on that and the surviving members, Robert Plant, Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones were in the audience. In My Time Of Dying is my favorite Zeppelin song.
Amazing song - not only the playing but the arrangement!! When they played this live (check out Earl's Court 1975 if you're interested) they do glorious improv in this number. I love the reaction. Thank you. ☮
All in one take!!! That alone is amazing! Then there is the music...
This song is not often played on the radio, and why so many people are unaware of the breath of gems that LZ has. So many other all time favorites and classics are played out because of radio station saturation, but when you delve deeper into the songs of the LZ catalogue, you will discover masterpieces like this!! I’m the biggest LZ fan you’ll ever come across, and only now go to every single album and bypass the top 3-4 “most popular” songs of that album. I advise everyone to go and do the same. I believe that they have even better songs in the “2nd tier” of their collection and beyond that throughout their catalog
I just made my comment below but now i heard you talking about imagining the studio recording of the song. I have said on other channels that--I'm serious, now, real talk, lol!--I would gladly give 1% of whatever my future income might be if I could have a decent-quality video of this song being recorded. This take. And you're right--it WAS recorded live, which is why at the end you hear their small talk "That's gonna be the one, isn't it?" "Come over and listen then." "Oh yes, thank you." In my head I always work up a pretty good little music video for it, but, I just think it must have been ELECTRICITY itself for the band members, knowing they were killing it AS they were killing it. I swear, man, if I could just hear AND SEE it, lol!
Great choice. They were something else.
Your are just beautiful great reaction to a great tune... Well, well, well...
Initially it was always Plant and Page that caught my ear but after 40 years, i can't stop listening to Bonham and JPJ when i hear Zeppelin. Monstrous!
One of the best drum track ever!
I don't recall seeing anyone react to this song on YT so mad props to you for that. This is hands down my ATF Led Zeppelin song I used to listen to it all the time before my hockey games to get the adrenalin rushing. John Bonham is the drummer's name and I agree with you he was truly in his bag on this one.
Well played..... thank you, Jimmy is Gold here :) .... mot fair. The whole band showed up as usual ..... fu*k yesss!! John Bonham is the drummer for Zep. He, along with Bill Ward from Black Sabbath, Ian Paice from Deep Purple and Neil Peart from Rush set the bar high for drums in the 70's.... John Paul Jones, Zepplin's bass player is ridiculous on every track they did. ..... make sure to dig The Lemon Song :)
I know this was released in 1975 awesome song! As soon as it starts up all I hear is AC/DC's Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Pollution. It shows how many bands Led Zeppelin influenced!
Keep up the great work. Thank you.
A song you cant dance to, but the funk is so bad ass your brain can dance🤘❤️ led zep was a killer machine with 4 cogs. More zep can cure anything
Probably the hardest song I've ever learned the drum to. Bonzo is beast.
I like those vids of drummers keeping up with Bonzo (trying to? lol) in various songs like this and "Achilles." Fun and instructive on how unreal his talent was!
Buddy Rich's left arm😮 John Bonham's right foot🥰 did you know when the Levee Breaks John Bonham set up his kit at the bottom of a stairway🤫
Im glad they let em' in 🙏🏽🙌🏾
My fave Zeppelin song, fab reaction xxx
I bought this album when it came out my junior year in high school 47 years ago.
At $12 or $13, for a double album, it ate up a bit of my spending money for the month.
While it is an amazing record, it gave me my new favorite Zeppelin song "Kashmir". After a few years with "Stairway to Heaven" as my favorite, it git pushed aside.
You want more John Bonham? Check out "Moby Dick", there's a live version that'll get your blood pumping.
That's just F ing Jamming !! Damnnnnn.
Robert Plant-vocals, John Paul Jones, bass and keys, John Bonham (Bonzo) percussion, Jimmy Page guitar, composer, producer, director of the band.
Yes, indeed amazing! John Bonham IS the best drummer ever for rock and shows it again in this song. No one does blues rock quite like Led Zeppelin, always taking you on a musical journey. Yet another epic song in a catalog full of them. For another extended blues deep cut, try Tea for One, more haunting brilliance from the best ever. Shine On my dear and Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶
clearly, you are a very beautiful woman...but what is truly gorgeous about you is your pretty ears that hear, your pretty eyes that see, your pretty nose that smells, your pretty mouth that tastes and talks and your skin that feels and and and, your most beautiful mind....love you all the way......great song...
I thoroughly enjoyed seeing your joyous reactions while listening to one of my favorite songs of my youth. Physical Graffiti is a major reason I got a part time job at age 13. So I could then spend way to much money on upgrading my stereo system (that's what we called them then 😊)
This was originally a gospel song from the 1920s written by blues man Blind Willie Johnson. Obviously Zeppelin did some rearranging!
One of my favourite Zeppelin songs off of my favourite album of theirs. It's a cover of an old traditional blues gospel song, just like their Nobody's Fault But Mine and When the Levee Breaks.
These guys come at you from all different directions. Oh yes.
9:03 He's saying "oh my Jesus". This was originally an old gospel song with the original composer lost to time before others started recording it. It's about a man making a case to be let into Heaven.
One of my fav Zep reactions, and I’ve seen them all. Lol. Now you have to watch the live version. 🤯
Physical Graffiti was a masterpiece album from Led Zeppelin 😎...came out when I was 15 and I wish I still had my original copy.
LOL, I could have wrote this word for word.
@@boki1693 We were blessed to be that age at that time to experience Led Zeppelin at their pinnacle 😎🎸
What a wonderful analysis there at the end. I can tell you really get it. I'm a musician of many decades and I haven't heard this in such a long time. In fact I think I've heard the Bob Dylan version more recently than I've heard the Led Zeppelin version. But yeah fucking Bonzo on those drums man, he was a force of nature, just beyond belief. But don't ever forget the importance of John Paul Jones in there man, he's either playing bass or keyboards most of the time and sometimes both at once. But he's really the glue that holds it together and then everybody is just so phenomenal. Jimmy Page and Robert Plant rounded out and they were just so tight and so hard and so talented and had such a great sense of humor. But most of all, they knew how to absolutely rock.
This song live he’s even more amazing, the best version is from Earls Court MAY 25,1975, that specific date has the best audio & visual.
I like how you just sit back and enjoy the disbelief.
Love this song! Had the cassette when it came out ,
I remember going to Musicland at our small town mall and getting all my Led Zep pink cassettes and 8tracks , then stopping by Orange Julius for a drink and pretzel then the Gold Mine Arcade , what a fun time , thanks for bringing back the memories Angela!
Very nice reaction their young lady! I've seen them live and your reaction brings back memories of what were most probably my reactions as well (I couldn't see my own face...and no cell phone selfies, lol). Keep'em coming, you're one of my fav's! The rabbit hole runs deep with LZ, so I hope to see more. All the best.
First of all, you are absolutely gorgeous. Secondly, the drummer is John Henry Bonham, aka “Bonzo” . He is arguably one of the best rock drummers of all time. his backbeat is second to none. Being a drummer myself, hearing this song again, reminds me, of how hard hitting he was. Sadly Bonzo passed on September 20, 1980.
Oh my Jesus, oh my Jesus
It looks like your mouthing what is he saying and that’s what he was saying. If you look at the lyrics, this appears to be a very spiritual song of someone realizing that it’s their time to die doesn’t want anyone to mourn, and just wants heaven to give him a chance For any wrongdoing, he may have done to still make it to heaven. The lyrics are amazing. That Aside. Yes, the marriage between the guitar and the drums and Roberts vocals is extraordinary.
Killer reaction. Your on fire !!! Great stuff. Try How Many More Times Royal Albert Hall 1970.
God I love watching you groove to the best rock band of all time. 😅
A real masterpiece
Jimmy Page on the slide is incredible in the video version. I love watching him play guitar all day long.
Y☆E☆S , U R a Zeppelin Fan - Great ! Led Zeppelin hit a pinnacle in Rock . . . No one has done it better . A few have certainly carved their own niche. They had just the right stuff . Rock Godz . . . The mighty-mighty Zep !
YOU SHOOK ME highly highly recommend a reaction
One of my favs from zeppelin ☺️
What band today has the balls to write inspired not by formula or ego... but by the MUSE? That is Zeppelin.
gotta say, i love how you don't interrupt songs unless you need to. perfect
John Bonham was the drummer. Whole album is phone worthy IMHO🖖😎👍
We used to play this song in a cover I played guitar in. Fun slide guitar work. I had to sing as well. It took a lot of practice.
Excellent BIG LOVE NATIVE NATIONS