The keyboard solo in the middle of “All of My Love” is one of my favorite pieces of music ever. Tears and goosebumps. It reminds me what an amazing art form is music.
At least, the last one in their lifetime as a regular band - the three songs (including "Darlene") that were set apart and slated for release as an EP in early 1979 but then shelved, surfaced on the "Coda" album in 1982 instead.
When this album came out, it was met with mixed reviews. It had a couple radio hits, but somehow wasn’t loved by the masses. I on the other hand, loved it. Its diversity is LZ in top form. It’s top 5 in their catalog of albums to me.
We are so happy to see you once again, Verdy! Amazing Albums you bring here into your channel! So much talented artists you bring to the table. We are so proud of you!!!
It's funny, as a drummer, Carouselambra is one of my favorites. I listen to videos of the isolated drums a lot.😅 Sad though that I'm Gonna Crawl is the last song Bonham recorded before he died, and prophetic the way his drums fade out so softly.
Great job on listening to the Zeppelin catalog. Now if you want a different experience,you need to watch them live . It will be a whole different Zeppelin reaction. They were known for their live performances.
You pronounced "Carouselambra" right to me. One of my fav Zep tunes, very prog-tinged. Ty for your reactions to the boys Verdy. And for your love of Jimmy. 😊
My wife loves music, especially Jazz. Me, not so much. That said, I love the way you really get into the music. My wife does the same thing and it makes listening to music so much more enjoyable. I just wish I could feel the music the way you and my wife do. ❤
If the keyboards felt dominant in this album it was because Page and Bonzo were struggling with heroin and alcohol addictions, respectively. And John Bonham would sadly pass a year later. Those two would come in late to the recordings and Plant and Jones took the reins. The album is regarded as their weakest while they were together but there are gems in there. Thanks for the reaction!
disagree it MIGHT be Pages weakest album from a virtuosity view point but his work fits with all the rest, there are a couple of production points that Robert quibbles about but Roberts lyrics are right up there, despite his problems Bonzo's drums are right up there (where does fool in the rain rank in the Bonham arsenal?) and JPJ is in a world of his own - the album is different and people hate change I say they are missing out - is it better than Big Log / Principle of Moments?
“is viewed” by whom? from the simple JP+JB hard rock disciples, i.e. JP+JB fans, who particularly loved the repeating riffs and uniform pounding on PG+Pr, this military sound. Carou was a brilliant experimental 80s song, I'm Crawl a blues gem, All My Love you just have to love (background), In The Evening is hard rock with good transitions, thank God, a good opener (also live played at my last LZ concert). The three “happy” songs, especially one after the other, weren’t my thing; I would have done without the hot dog (alternatives were on Coda). Fool is catchy; I'm somehow missing something like the song House Of The Holy. According to interviews, there are catchy songs that JP couldn't do much with✌.
@@dontworrybehappy8080 Well, my favorite Zep album is 4. Next is In Through the Out Door. 3rd favorite is Presence. So I agree with the crowd sometimes.
Yes, and the other 2 had reduced roles for various reasons.Page gas said had Bonham lived the next studio album would have seen a return to bigger roles for him and John and a return to a harder rockier sound than ITTOD🎩
YAAAAAAAY again just very Excited to see & hear your thoughst & feelings & like i saw another person comment i also truly HOPE you will do their Live Performances it is a WHOLE other Experience they were well known to never play a song in concert the same way they did a lot of improvising & it iS Glorious!!!
This is the first Zeppelin album I owned. When I was in HS, I'm 65 now, you were either a Zep fan or a Springsteen fan. For some stupid reason I was the latter. I bought this album and INSTANTLY became a Zep fan. I'm one of the few people I know who likes "Hot Dog." Oh, BTW, I haven't listened to a Springsteen album in 40ish years.
Check out the band the Warning for some good hard rock they are a Power trio composed of three sisters. I recommend the song Evolve from the MTV VMA 's 2023, and Dust to Dust/dull knives (never fade) live at the Pepsi center CDMX 2033 just to get a taste of what they can do.
Please add the Black Crowes to your list! Shake Your Money Maker and The Southern Harmony And Musical Companion are among only a handful of the most complete albums from start to finish that I've ever heard. Their live show they did with Jimmy Page playing a ton of Zeppelin songs was amazing too, that's on RUclips if you ever wanna check it out on your own
"Robert Plant opens up about how Led Zeppelin's "All My Love" was a tribute to his son Karac, who passed away at a young age. He tells Dan Rather about how the band helped him through the grief of losing his son, and how his son still pops up in songs that Led Zeppelin put out afterwards."
This is John Paul Jones' album! Robert Plant as well establish his Solo work in years to come because of this record and his lyrical style. It's an incredible album even though most critics and even Jimmy Page himself doesn't seem to remember anything about it. Excellent Album!
Gotta agree with your summation of " I'm Gonna Crawl"..Sounds like something that could've been on their first 3 LP's...Go out sounding like ya did in the early days is what I feel.
Coda is only a Album comprised of outtakes after the band had broken up due to death of John Bonham's death. Technically this is the last Zeppelin Album released while Bonzo Bonham was still alive.
I found Zeppelin one through four to be my favorites. Hard driving blues/rock with a dash of acoustic masterpieces. I am not musically sophisticated enough to appreciate the jazzier elements in the later albums. Give me "Black Dog" or "When the Levee Breaks", at 120 db in a smoke-filled room over French horns and Cabernet anytime. I would love to see Verdy do a review of "Celebration Day", which is as close to seeing them live as you can today.
This side of the album for me was better then the first side. Carouselambra was Robert's commentary on Led Zeppelin. Sadly the vocals are buried, but John Paul Jones bass playing is fantastic. I'm Gonna Crawl has Jimmy reaching into the blues for his solo. His best on the album.
So, you've now heard the final Zep album that was recorded by the band (Coda is an album of unreleased tracks released 2 years after Bonham died). Interesting to hear a reaction from someone that wasn't there when it was released. This album was not well received when released, probably due to the heavy keyboard presence and lack of dominant guitar. Page and Jones have said that they worked on the album during the day, and Page and Bonham came in at night to do their bits. As Plant and Jones did most of the writing and arranging the album has a stronger keyboard sound. Plant has said that the lyrics to Carouselambra were a plea to Page to get his act together (he was on some heavy drugs at the time).
This album was more a JPJ & Plant production, they wrote & arranged everything, that’s why it’s more JPJ forward. It’s more keyboards, & not quite as much Page’s guitar solos, I believe JPJ did the editing etc. Yes Bonham & Page wanted to get back to their harder rock music. Sadly yes with not working in about 2 years, Page & Bonham getting more into their addictions, following the death of Plant’s son. All Of My Love, a beautiful tribute to Robert & Maureen’s son who passed away.
It's not that the keyboard was so up front, but Robert's voice was down in the mix on most of these songs. He also uses a lot of reverb here. His voice was changing by now so I think he was trying to hide it.
Glad they followed their weakest album (Presence) with this notable improvement. Fool in the Rain is a fuckin' sonic masterpiece. And All My Love is a beautiful memorial to Robert's son. It's amazing how good the guitar work and drums are considering how strung out Page and Bonham were. I mean the drums on FitR are copied by many. And the guitar solo is, imo, one of Page's best. Couple duds on this one, I agree, but it's got a more chill vibe overall.
Jimmy Page would soon get into soundtrack work. Carouselambra was a skip track for some, but in years to come shows like Miami Vice had background music that resembled that synth groove.
Most of the second half of Carouselambra makes it worth it, but it's one song I look to when I think that I'm actually glad they didn't get into the 80's and start playing that weird ass shit that was coming out that decade
I'm glad you're honest...don't be afraid to have an opinion!!!! So many "reactions" seem to kiss up to the viewers so they can increase their "like and subscribe" numbers. SO BORING. Hey. sometimes good bands release a stinker!
I feel I must ask for your forgiveness! I watched your reaction to side 1 of this album, and I pushed the pronounced French word "Saurez" as "swore-aa". Please forgive me, I didn't know you spoke French. Some one corrected me pretty quick. Lol Honey, you're doing Great. Keep rocking sweet heart ❤. From an old Texan.
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Can you try to listen to my favorite album when i was a kid and still love it. "Alice Copper-Killer". i think it is amazing to this day. Please give it a try, you won't regret it. "Halo of flies" is one of my favorites on the album.
You're right that "Carouselambra" was rather smothered under those keyboards, the mix for that track (by age) wasn't very good. Here is an upload of just the bass/drums backing track, it reveals so much funky detail and bassline dynamics that it feels like a whole different song! :) Beautiful, smooth precision and we can hear what a great funky/soul player Jones was: ruclips.net/video/qgosr8PXJv0/видео.html
Carouselambra is by far the least liked LZ song by most people though I do like most of the middle part of it but I agree the synths are to loud for most of it.
dear Verdy, we would like to beg you, to if possible, react to a very very very special song for us, it is called 'Giorgio Moroder Chase Casablanca Records 1978'
This album was all John Paul Jones and Robert plant! Jimmy Page was in a bad place at this time Jimmy was heavily into heroin around this time That's why we don't have much guitar solos and Jimmy didn't produce this album John Paul Jones pretty much did That's why there's a lot of keyboards on this album
They were past their prime by this album, and its follow-up, CODA, is a mediocre collection of outtakes and leftovers. A modest end to the recording career of greatest rock band ever.
Good, but not a great Zeppelin album. Nothing wrong with thinking outside of the box But way too many keyboards in this album. Page's guitar was buried along with Plant's voice. I first heard this in 79 and was befuddled, confused, and bewildered by this record. 45 years later, it still confuses me. But it is still Led Zeppelin.
JPJ’s arrangements are brilliant on this album.
The keyboard solo in the middle of “All of My Love” is one of my favorite pieces of music ever. Tears and goosebumps. It reminds me what an amazing art form is music.
JPJ always came up with the goods
I’m Gonna Crawl was not just the last song on the album but the last song to be released by Zeppelin on a studio record. The cherry on top.
Underrated song.
Although they didn't know it, it is the perfect bookend to their career. It is so reminiscent of the blues of Led Zep I.
At least, the last one in their lifetime as a regular band - the three songs (including "Darlene") that were set apart and slated for release as an EP in early 1979 but then shelved, surfaced on the "Coda" album in 1982 instead.
Oh man, I love I'm Gonna Crawl. Great song to end an album.
It gets stuck in my head out of nowhere at least 5 times a year
@@GeorgeTropicanathe scream!
When this album came out, it was met with mixed reviews. It had a couple radio hits, but somehow wasn’t loved by the masses. I on the other hand, loved it. Its diversity is LZ in top form. It’s top 5 in their catalog of albums to me.
This album has some of the most atmospheric guitar work in their catalog. Glad you enjoyed it!
Exactly. Great album from start to finish
Nice to see your smile again!!
We are so happy to see you once again, Verdy! Amazing Albums you bring here into your channel! So much talented artists you bring to the table. We are so proud of you!!!
It's funny, as a drummer, Carouselambra is one of my favorites. I listen to videos of the isolated drums a lot.😅
Sad though that I'm Gonna Crawl is the last song Bonham recorded before he died, and prophetic the way his drums fade out so softly.
Great job on listening to the Zeppelin catalog. Now if you want a different experience,you need to watch them live . It will be a whole different Zeppelin reaction. They were known for their live performances.
OH yesss i truly HOPE Verdy will DO that! i think she will be Blown Away! YAY
You pronounced "Carouselambra" right to me. One of my fav Zep tunes, very prog-tinged. Ty for your reactions to the boys Verdy.
And for your love of Jimmy. 😊
My wife loves music, especially Jazz. Me, not so much. That said, I love the way you really get into the music. My wife does the same thing and it makes listening to music so much more enjoyable. I just wish I could feel the music the way you and my wife do. ❤
Thank you Verdy. More please. Love ya girl
If the keyboards felt dominant in this album it was because Page and Bonzo were struggling with heroin and alcohol addictions, respectively. And John Bonham would sadly pass a year later. Those two would come in late to the recordings and Plant and Jones took the reins. The album is regarded as their weakest while they were together but there are gems in there. Thanks for the reaction!
disagree it MIGHT be Pages weakest album from a virtuosity view point but his work fits with all the rest, there are a couple of production points that Robert quibbles about but Roberts lyrics are right up there, despite his problems Bonzo's drums are right up there (where does fool in the rain rank in the Bonham arsenal?) and JPJ is in a world of his own - the album is different and people hate change I say they are missing out - is it better than Big Log / Principle of Moments?
Page has said in Bonham hadn't died the next album would have seen a return to a harder,less keyboard dominated sound🎩
...and the had planned their 1st American Tour for 4 years🎩
“is viewed” by whom? from the simple JP+JB hard rock disciples, i.e. JP+JB fans, who particularly loved the repeating riffs and uniform pounding on PG+Pr, this military sound.
Carou was a brilliant experimental 80s song, I'm Crawl a blues gem, All My Love you just have to love (background), In The Evening is hard rock with good transitions, thank God, a good opener (also live played at my last LZ concert). The three “happy” songs, especially one after the other, weren’t my thing; I would have done without the hot dog (alternatives were on Coda).
Fool is catchy; I'm somehow missing something like the song House Of The Holy. According to interviews, there are catchy songs that JP couldn't do much with✌.
@@neilmcdonald9164 Australia they had on the agenda as well ! The tickets were going to be released pretty soon when the horrible news came thru.
My fav Zeppelin album.
Very happy for you as well😬
Lookin‘ fine!
I loved this album . The JPJ keyboard are brilliant .
All of my love was Plants song for his son he lost at 5 years old in 1976. Had to be hard to go through that grief .
I like every song on this album! A favorite of mine.
This album didn't do all that well when it came out but I liked it.
@@dontworrybehappy8080 Well, my favorite Zep album is 4. Next is In Through the Out Door. 3rd favorite is Presence. So I agree with the crowd sometimes.
@@debjorgo 4 for me too and Houses of The Holy.
"All My Love" is about his sone who'd just died in a tragic accident (from what I recall).
This album was pretty much written by John Paul Jones and Robert Plant.
Yes, and the other 2 had reduced roles for various reasons.Page gas said had Bonham lived the next studio album would have seen a return to bigger roles for him and John and a return to a harder rockier sound than ITTOD🎩
YAAAAAAAY again just very Excited to see & hear your thoughst & feelings & like i saw another person comment i also truly HOPE you will do their Live Performances it is a WHOLE other Experience they were well known to never play a song in concert the same way they did a lot of improvising & it iS Glorious!!!
This is the first Zeppelin album I owned. When I was in HS, I'm 65 now, you were either a Zep fan or a Springsteen fan. For some stupid reason I was the latter. I bought this album and INSTANTLY became a Zep fan. I'm one of the few people I know who likes "Hot Dog." Oh, BTW, I haven't listened to a Springsteen album in 40ish years.
Hot Dog is a mustard track!
Check out the band the Warning for some good hard rock they are a Power trio composed of three sisters.
I recommend the song Evolve from the MTV VMA 's 2023, and Dust to Dust/dull knives (never fade) live at the Pepsi center CDMX 2033 just to get a taste of what they can do.
This was the very last album by Led Zeppelin. CODA is a collection of songs that didn’t get placed on other albums.
Please add the Black Crowes to your list! Shake Your Money Maker and The Southern Harmony And Musical Companion are among only a handful of the most complete albums from start to finish that I've ever heard. Their live show they did with Jimmy Page playing a ton of Zeppelin songs was amazing too, that's on RUclips if you ever wanna check it out on your own
Good reaction/review. I agree with pretty much all of it.
Cheers 🍺
At 13:50 in your reaction I noticed that the lyrics said "Proud Arianne one word, my will to sustain." I bet you didn't know you were in this song.
This came out on the cusp of the 80's so that spacey keyboard sound was fairly new.
"Robert Plant opens up about how Led Zeppelin's "All My Love" was a tribute to his son Karac, who passed away at a young age. He tells Dan Rather about how the band helped him through the grief of losing his son, and how his son still pops up in songs that Led Zeppelin put out afterwards."
This is John Paul Jones' album!
Robert Plant as well establish his Solo work in years to come because of this record and his lyrical style.
It's an incredible album even though most critics and even Jimmy Page himself doesn't seem to remember anything about it.
Excellent Album!
Thanks for re-introducing me to this album!!
Weird right? But kinda amazing once you hear it over and the last two are sublime
Gotta agree with your summation of " I'm Gonna Crawl"..Sounds like something that could've been on their first 3 LP's...Go out sounding like ya did in the early days is what I feel.
Love it.
Especially live how you don't interrupt songs at the best part, and if you do, you start that part over.
All of my Love was written by Robert Plant to his then recently deceased son.
Coda is only a Album comprised of outtakes after the band had broken up due to death of John Bonham's death.
Technically this is the last Zeppelin Album released while Bonzo Bonham was still alive.
I found Zeppelin one through four to be my favorites. Hard driving blues/rock with a dash of acoustic masterpieces. I am not musically sophisticated enough to appreciate the jazzier elements in the later albums. Give me "Black Dog" or "When the Levee Breaks", at 120 db in a smoke-filled room over French horns and Cabernet anytime. I would love to see Verdy do a review of "Celebration Day", which is as close to seeing them live as you can today.
This side of the album for me was better then the first side. Carouselambra was Robert's commentary on Led Zeppelin. Sadly the vocals are buried, but John Paul Jones bass playing is fantastic. I'm Gonna Crawl has Jimmy reaching into the blues for his solo. His best on the album.
как Джимми играл в это время...с чем он боролся...ну и Джон Бонем, ....и Плант уже был на срыве..но красота))
JPJ and Robert Plant's album. (All of my love).
Yes She is Beautiful!!! No the Album doesn't suck.
So, you've now heard the final Zep album that was recorded by the band (Coda is an album of unreleased tracks released 2 years after Bonham died). Interesting to hear a reaction from someone that wasn't there when it was released. This album was not well received when released, probably due to the heavy keyboard presence and lack of dominant guitar. Page and Jones have said that they worked on the album during the day, and Page and Bonham came in at night to do their bits. As Plant and Jones did most of the writing and arranging the album has a stronger keyboard sound. Plant has said that the lyrics to Carouselambra were a plea to Page to get his act together (he was on some heavy drugs at the time).
Crazy good!!!!
Love your smile
This album was more a JPJ & Plant production, they wrote & arranged everything, that’s why it’s more JPJ forward. It’s more keyboards, & not quite as much Page’s guitar solos, I believe JPJ did the editing etc. Yes Bonham & Page wanted to get back to their harder rock music. Sadly yes with not working in about 2 years, Page & Bonham getting more into their addictions, following the death of Plant’s son.
All Of My Love, a beautiful tribute to Robert & Maureen’s son who passed away.
Do alot of live Zeppelin performances now!!!!
This song aan outpouring of Robert's pain. When his 5-year-old son died.
I loved this album when it was released but I sure wished that Calouselambra had been mixed a whole lot better.
All My Love is a tribute to Robert’s son who had died.
It's not that the keyboard was so up front, but Robert's voice was down in the mix on most of these songs. He also uses a lot of reverb here. His voice was changing by now so I think he was trying to hide it.
Glad they followed their weakest album (Presence) with this notable improvement. Fool in the Rain is a fuckin' sonic masterpiece. And All My Love is a beautiful memorial to Robert's son. It's amazing how good the guitar work and drums are considering how strung out Page and Bonham were. I mean the drums on FitR are copied by many. And the guitar solo is, imo, one of Page's best. Couple duds on this one, I agree, but it's got a more chill vibe overall.
Jimmy Page would soon get into soundtrack work. Carouselambra was a skip track for some, but in years to come shows like Miami Vice had background music that resembled that synth groove.
Most of the second half of Carouselambra makes it worth it, but it's one song I look to when I think that I'm actually glad they didn't get into the 80's and start playing that weird ass shit that was coming out that decade
Try Uriah Heep song Circle of Hands, they are rrefer to as the Heavy Matal Beach Boys early 70s.also try Out on the Border by the Eagles
Imagine a sequel to this album
You are the best
All of my Love was dedicated to Robert's son who passed away.
I'm glad you're honest...don't be afraid to have an opinion!!!! So many "reactions" seem to kiss up to the viewers so they can increase their "like and subscribe" numbers. SO BORING. Hey. sometimes good bands release a stinker!
I feel I must ask for your forgiveness!
I watched your reaction to side 1 of this album, and I pushed the pronounced French word "Saurez" as "swore-aa". Please forgive me, I didn't know you spoke French.
Some one corrected me pretty quick. Lol
Honey, you're doing Great.
Keep rocking sweet heart ❤.
From an old Texan.
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One for Karac.
Can you try to listen to my favorite album when i was a kid and still love it. "Alice Copper-Killer". i think it is amazing to this day. Please give it a try, you won't regret it. "Halo of flies" is one of my favorites on the album.
You're right that "Carouselambra" was rather smothered under those keyboards, the mix for that track (by age) wasn't very good. Here is an upload of just the bass/drums backing track, it reveals so much funky detail and bassline dynamics that it feels like a whole different song! :) Beautiful, smooth precision and we can hear what a great funky/soul player Jones was:
ruclips.net/video/qgosr8PXJv0/видео.html
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Carouselambra is by far the least liked LZ song by most people though I do like most of the middle part of it but I agree the synths are to loud for most of it.
dear Verdy, we would like to beg you, to if possible, react to a very very very special song for us,
it is called 'Giorgio Moroder Chase Casablanca Records 1978'
но J pG вывез последние альбомы
from here ... sounds like big olde band songs?
Isn't she soo cute?
Verdure you are so pretty. Thank you for being such a beautiful young lady.
😊🤩🤩🤩
Some consider this their worst album only a couple good tracks
And your pronunciation is just fine, if not endearing.
This album was all John Paul Jones and Robert plant! Jimmy Page was in a bad place at this time Jimmy was heavily into heroin around this time That's why we don't have much guitar solos and Jimmy didn't produce this album John Paul Jones pretty much did That's why there's a lot of keyboards on this album
good song .. just not mine
you're gorgeous
I like coverdale/page, better. Amazing singer and guitar work is crazy good. Try it you'll like or love it, Dave can sing better.
They were past their prime by this album, and its follow-up, CODA, is a mediocre collection of outtakes and leftovers. A modest end to the recording career of greatest rock band ever.
Carouselambra should have been 4-5 minutes. Obviously full of filler.
Good, but not a great Zeppelin album.
Nothing wrong with thinking outside of the box
But way too many keyboards in this album.
Page's guitar was buried along with Plant's voice.
I first heard this in 79 and was befuddled, confused, and bewildered by this record.
45 years later, it still confuses me.
But it is still Led Zeppelin.
That album is a dud. Jimmy had drug problems and Bonham was deep into alcohol, which would ultimately killed him.
Those two songs are ones that i skip too. Eh. Bleh.
She is so beautiful and intelligent
I love her
But as a Zeppelin fan this album sucks
This is there worst album! Still good though.
The weakest Zeppelin album. Jimmy is hardly even there,.JPJ is setting the tone.
CODA is better.
No way