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Dear girl, my friend and I were totally Jimmy Page fans. He was the reason we slept under a box office window to get tickets next morning. It paid off - 2nd row, floor...and I can't even begin to describe the feelings watching, hearing Jimmy play, like 100 chords in one minute...He was THE BEST guitarist, period. The Master...I cherish those memories of that evening in 1975, especially when Jimmy flashed one of those adorable smiles! How I wish you could have been there to experience the greatest band of all time! Zeppelin wasn't just a concert, it was a spiritual adventure!
Yup I was there, 15 years old sitting in the 200s section across from the floor and I know how fortunate I am to have experienced that! I actually saw them for the first time the year prior in 1972 and believe it or not enjoyed that show even more That was a 3 1/2 hour show for the first four albums and Robert was in better vocal shape. But this iconic show thank God it was filmed!
Zeppelin are what started my love of "heavy" music, probably before I was 12. Once I heard Black Dog for the first time, I started craving those heavy guitars and never stopped. My dad had several of their records, and I copied them all to tape so I could listen over and over again in my room.
4 rock Gods, how can you not love them. Jimmy Page has lightning at his fingertips. As always I love your reactions Sky. Do Wholesome lotta Love from this same concert, Amazing
You can't go wrong with Led Zeppelin, they always deliver. If you have not done Since I've Been Loving You, either studio or live it is worth doing, a real banger. Looking great as always Sky and Yeah, Jimmy Page does it to me, too. Best band ever! Enjoy. 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶
I had the honor of seeing Zep twice in one week in’77 at MSG! I was 16. I am a huge Jimmy Page fan, but Robert Plant was my teenaged hormonal fantasy, I had a HUGE poster of this concert (‘73) featuring Robert as frontman! Led Zeppelin is my everything and I am 63 years “young” each member had virtuosity that was brought to the table. ❤
I graduated from high school in 1973!!! Zeppelin was/is BAD ASS!!!! They are at the TOP of their game in this video!!! I contend that many, very many young women had to take a cold shower after watching these guys do their thing! On a side note, my grandmother's maiden name was Anderson. Her clan was from Webster County in West Virginia. I found this video on a tablet earlier. So I had to get my laptop!! You mentioned that Jimmy knows how to use those hands. Well for starters, Jimmy has been in the music game since the 1950's. And Bonham was in a class all by themselves. And John Paul was the master of many trades. And the master of guitars. Sky please locate and watch his lap /steal guitar cover of when the levee breaks!! You will love it!!! Until the next time!!!!! Take care beautiful woman!!!!
Led Zeppelin Jimmy Page “Jimmy Page’s guitar playing truly came to life during his electrifying live performances. He was known for his improvisational skills, captivating audiences with his technical prowess and emotional delivery. His stage presence combined with his intricate guitar work made for unforgettable experiences.The energy and intensity he brought to the stage remain unmatched to this day. The influence and legacy of Jimmy Page cannot be overstated. His style and techniques have been emulated by countless musicians and his impact on the development of rock music is immeasurable. Even today many guitarists strive to capture the essence of his playing and incorporate his techniques into their own. Jimmy Page’s legacy as the greatest guitarist of all time rests on his unparalleled musical versatility, remarkable songwriting and arrangement skills, innovative techniques, captivating live performances and enduring influence on the world of music. His contributions to rock guitar playing have left an indelible mark on the genre, making him a true icon and inspiration for generations of musicians to come.” Robert Plant “In the pantheon of Rock and Roll greats one name stands tall; a beacon of raw energy, unparalleled showmanship and vocal prowess: Robert Plant. While debates about the greatest in any field are always fraught with subjectivity, a compelling case can be made for Plant’s ascension to this distinguished title. Here's why: -Distinctive voice and range - From the first note Robert Plant's voice is unmistakable. He possesses a unique tenor that can oscillate between gentle whispers and powerful roars in a matter of moments. Songs like ‘Stairway to Heaven’ and ‘Since I’ve been loving you’ demonstrate his ability to transition from delicate to explosive with ease. His expansive range combined with his emotional delivery allows him to convey a wide spectrum of feeling front man charisma. Part of what made Led Zeppelin such a legendary act was Plant's ability to captivate an audience. With his flowing golden locks, bare chest and magnetic stage presence, he epitomized the very essence of Rock and Roll. All this has cemented many of Zeppelin’s tracks as staples in the annals of Rock history. While the title of greatest is subjective, Robert Plant's contributions to Rock music are monumental. He is more than just a singer. He's an artist, a performer and a musical visionary. His voice has etched emotions into the souls of listeners for decades, and for many, myself included, he is without a doubt, the greatest Rock singer of all time.” John Bonham “ ‘Bonzo’, with his incredible talent and passion for drums, quickly rose to become one of the most influential drummers in history. His drumming style was characterized by its raw power, thunderous beats and extraordinary technique. He had an uncanny ability to infuse emotion and soul into his playing, making every drum fill and rhythm a work of art. But what made Bonham's drumming truly unique was his unmatched physicality behind the kit. Bonham's drumming power was a force to be reckoned with. His hard-hitting approach to the drums, coupled with his immense strength created a sound that reverberated through stadiums and left audiences in awe. One of the key aspects that set Bonham apart was his use of dynamics. He had an incredible control over his playing, seamlessly transitioning soft, delicate beats, and explosive earth-shattering drum fills. This dynamic range added a layer of depth and complexity to Led Zeppelin's music, creating a sonic experience like no other. It's worth noting that Bonham's drumming power wasn't just about playing loud and fast. He had an innate sense of groove and timing, which allowed him to lock in with his bandmates, Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, and John Paul Jones, forming the backbone of Led Zeppelin's sound. His ability to lay down solid rhythms while adding his unique flair was truly extraordinary. “John's drumming on ‘Achilles last stand’ was ferocious. It was a ferocious number, I seem to remember. It's a complicated part, it takes a lot of technique to keep going and to sound fresh.” John Paul Jones “There's a Track on presence called ‘In your life’ and also ‘Achilles last Stand ‘ that really exemplifies how he could move like a tide within a track and create so much excitement.’ “ Robert Plant Whether it was the pulsating rhythm of ‘Black dog’, or the infectious groove of ‘Kashmir”, his drumming added a dimension of depth and soul to every Led Zeppelin song. Bonham's solid rhythms provided the framework upon which the band's intricate compositions could flourish. His drumming was the heartbeat of Led Zeppelin, driving the songs forward with an undeniable energy and intensity. And while maintaining this foundation he was also known for infusing his drumming with unique and innovative elements. Bonham's ability to add his own flair and creativity to each song was truly remarkable. From his intricate drum fills to his dynamic improvisations during live performances he elevated the music to new heights. His drum solos such as the legendary ‘Moby Dick’, showcased his technical prowess and unleashed his raw power in a captivating display. Beyond his technical skill, Bonham's drumming had a primal energy that connected directly with the emotions of the listeners. His thunderous beats and primal rhythms resonated on a visceral level, igniting a fire within the hearts of fans all around the world. It was this emotional connection that, perhaps most of all, truly set him apart as a drummer and a musician. Tragically, John Bonham's life was cut short on September 25, 1980, but his impact on the world of drumming and music as a whole will forever be felt. His unmatched genius, drumming power, and contribution to Led Zeppelin's legacy, cemented his place as one of the greatest drummers and musicians in Rock history. A True legend who continues to inspire generations of musicians and music lovers alike throughout the world.” John Paul Jones “The first time I saw Led Zeppelin was in 1973. They came straight out and into Rock and Roll. ‘Bang, I hit you, right between the eyes!’ John Bonham was living up to his reputation as Rock's most powerful drummer, Jimmy Page was duck walking across the stage firing out these incendiary guitar lines, and Robert Plant, let's be honest, probably didn't require any amplification at all on that colossal voice. Stage left was John Paul Jones playing bass, slightly in the background almost like he didn't belong there. I started to focus, to zone in on his playing, and it dawned on me how huge his contribution was to this powerhouse of a band. At times he would be holding down the rhythm, seemingly locked into Bonham's snare and bass drums as well as mirroring perfectly Bonzo's drum fills. Then he would join Paige on those classic riffs, but there was variation. At various times he would really attack those strings adding a percussive part to underpin Page's guitar. Then he would play these little improvised runs, but the genius here was he chose his notes, he kept it simple, clean, and he didn't interfere with what Page or Plant were doing as a more busy a bassist might have. Jones would also play just in front of the beat, pushing the music along or a hair's breath behind that beat. A bit like Keith Richards does for the Stones. Playing behind the beat gives the music swing and a kind of primal funkiness. As the concert progressed John Paul switched to keyboards eerie electric piano for ‘No quarter’ melotron, and organ for ‘Stairway to Heaven’, and a killer organ solo on ‘Thank you’, all the while playing tourist base pedals beneath those keyboards. I left the venue that night in awe of the man.” Many experts say that John Paul Jones, as a musician, was the greatest genius of them all, and I don't mean just his bandmates. It appears to me, that the more of a musician you are, the more you appreciate his colossal talent and contribution to Rock and to music as a whole. What are the chances of something like this to ever happen again? Four absolute geniuses in the prime of their lives and energy, to meet each other, joining their colossal talents in an unparalleled bond and build, from scratch, a band like Led Zeppelin? I have lived long enough to witness innumerous extremely talented musicians and bands, with impeccable technique and artistry, but Rock/music delivered with heart and soul like Led Zeppelin I am yet to see. As a fan, I feel grateful and blessed to have been lucky enough to experience such a thing." More than a Rock band, Led Zeppelin is an experience, you see. An emotional rollercoaster able to show you places and feelings deep within yourself, that you, yourself, never knew existed. That is the reason, I think, Led Zeppelin is the greatest Rock band of all time. As an addicted Led Zeppelin's fan since my very troubled youth, I just want you to know that I absolutely love your vibe and energy, and find your enthusiasm for this incomparable band simply captivating. At a ripe old age of 53, I find myself trying to relive/feel those primal and raw emotions of my youth this time around through other’s eyes/ears (if that makes sense). I think I've covered pretty much every reaction video to Led Zeppelin's on RUclips (some of them multiple times), and yours are some of my very favorites. I just felt like letting you that, and thank you for the joy you “hose” watching them. All the best for you and for your channel. Greetings from Portugal.
Sky is the most beautiful RUclipsr ever and love her choice of music because there's some music that i listened to daily and i want you to reaction to the band throwdown and the song is this conutumm, if you love Pantera, I think you will enjoy throwdown
I was blessed to see Zeppelin live in 1975 in St Louis. It was wonderful, but also sad in a way as I knew I had seen the best concert I was ever going to see. They were amazing. This was the first song in the set. Absolutely a dark stage, then Bonham's drums sounded, the lights came on and they charged the stage. Didn't stop for 3 hours.
Happy 420 this Spring, Beautiful Sky. Rock On! I am73 and saw them Live in 1975 Long Beach California. Tickets : $10.50 for a Godly concert of 3 1/2 hours.. met Jimmy and gave him a cig when he was with Jeff Beck in The Yardbirds. and played at the Armory in my home town of LaPorte Indiana. 1967 . Peace & LOve.
Yes, Led Zepper , Julie.I would never pay more than 100 dollars to see anyone today. People are paying way too much for a couple hours of music. Ridiculous. Take care.@@juliemanarin4127
Beck gave Jimmy a guitar for helping him get into the Yardbirds. Then Jimmy got lured away from playing sessions in '66 and joining the Yardbirds. But, in the end it was the best thing for him when the Yardbirds broke up and Jimmy was left having to fulfill commitment to do Yardbirds in Scandinavia. Ah, the beginning of Led Zeppelin. Fascinating story.
They actually played 3 nights at the garden. I was at one of the shows so I don't know if this performance was from that show. I had a head full of acid and when the band came out I thought that Plant's head was on fire. 🤯
Here's one for ya since ya like little jimmy. He once told Robert what the word zoso meant but Robert said he forgot. And He's never told anyone else. But I found it in a book of arcane curses and spells. It means ....... The place between good and evil. A protected place where you have to be so that the spell you weave cannot backfire. Much love.
How lucky was Jimmy Page! He had this vision of Zeppelin. JPJ answered an AD in the paper. Jimmy had worked with him before & had never thought of him. He asked a singer to come jam with him & he said no, he was busy....but he recommended this kid Robert Plant. He meets him & he tells Jimmy if he needs a drummer, that he knew the best drummer in the world. INSANE luck.
Sky check out Led Zeppelin Boots channel on RUclips. This performance comes 3 days at Madison Square Garden 1973. Boots has the raw recording on his channel. This version has been edited a lot. Some of the footage was lost and Zeppelin redid some of the songs on a soundstage. Sky check out their 1969 concert in Denmark it’s black and white. Its one of their first performances as Led Zeppelin.
I saw them live at MSG not in 1973 but in 1995 without John Bonham RIP, I think that Jason Bonham was on his dad's drums. It was still a great show but I wish I saw them 22 years before
One of life's great regrets to have been too young and never seen them live. Glad I was alive while they were still together though and listened to them on the radio.
Sky, Over the decades very many women only saw Robert and his snug blue jeans. But all of them were master's of their craft. MASTERs! I believe Jimmy has been in the music industry since the 1950s. No wonder he is so darn good! 1973 as the year I graduated from high school. I never saw Zeppelin. But I have seen Plant as a solo artist. The man can still sing. Many ladies had to take a cold shower after watching them. You know what I mean Sky! One of the tightness and best rock bands ever! They don't make them like this anymore.. I read that they walked into the studio and completed an album in one day. I think they have sold over 300 million albums worldwide. That is a lot of vinyl.
Watch Zeppelin's White Summer/Black Mountainside. Page is playing this and it's him playing acoustic. Noticed you have not watched Kashmir. Do the '75 one. Also hit Whole Lotta Love. It has to be the one That says Official music video. Also see Riverside Blues and When the Levee Breaks. Those are done in the same style as the official video of Whole Lotta Love. These are videos that has a lot of Page in it. I've loved Zeppelin since I was a teen. I'm in my 60s now and still love them. Always will. My funeral will have Zeppelin songs as well as some others. You just cannot improve on Zeppelin. My one regret is I lived in a small 'city' in Illinois. Trying to score tickets for Chicago was impossible so I never got to see them in concert.
I saw Plant and Page in concert back in 1997 (touring for their WALKING INTO CLARKSDALE) album. Robert came out immediately stating " We are under contract to sing at least 3 songs from the new album,......so let's get them out of the way." After the first 3 songs (not bad, just not Zep) they proceeded to do a Led Zeppelin show for 2.5 more hours. THE BEST SHOW I WILL EVER SEE. It was like watching gods play. Jimmy is the best rock guitarist ever. (sorry Jimi)
Sky, what's in the pipe??? Rock & roll girl............. Have you noticed that when Jimmy is getting into it --- he makes duck lips???!!!!! One of the greatest rock bands ever!!!!!! Love your dress!!!!!!! Rock and roll lady. Later...............
This is from THE MOVIE : The Song Remains The Same. It is a concert movie, with dramatic footage added for ambience in the longer instrumentals. Jimmy did do a lot of the first two albums, Jimmy used his Dragon Telecaster, and quite often pulls out his Danelectro, especiallly for some slide parts.
Girl, I've actually heard the Jimmy crush before - from my high school crew member Margee - Zep freak, terrific singer and guitarist. Btw - yes it is a '59 Les Paul - the holiest of holies. His backup was a Cherry 'burst '58. He also had a red as the backup to the backup (a '60 I think). Also, RIP Marg - I love you.
You know gibson, i have a gibson les paul standard model in my room in ibach, victorinox town since 125 years, actually the headquarter of victorinox. I live sice 1967 in this beautiful landscape. Please visit switzerland and off course the inner part of switzerland.
I first saw them live in May of 1969. Meriweather Post Pavilion. I was 19. A hot little number who I guess they had got into a sex frenzy came up to me on my motorcycle as I was about to leave. I was wearing a denim vest and no shirt. She put her hand on my chest, her face in mine and said "I wanna go for a ride" "Sure, Sweetheart". She threw a leg over my pillion and a guy yelled. "What the hell are you doing!!??" "Going for a ride" "Oh hell no you aren't!" He grabbed her and off they went. I guess she was his date. Easy come, easy go! Wonderful night, but it almost got better!!!!
Sky. I grew up in the same era as zeppelin. I was a Zep head. I saw Robert and jimmy ehen Zep split because of johns death. You’ll get taken into a different era when you listen to them. I love you for loving them. Your gorgeous and so sexy. I enjoy watching you when you listen and watch their videos. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I went to see what you thought of the video The Ocean. You played the audio. Not the video. Sky, if you love Page then check out the video of the Ocean. You will love it
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Dear girl, my friend and I were totally Jimmy Page fans. He was the reason we slept under a box office window to get tickets next morning. It paid off - 2nd row, floor...and I can't even begin to describe the feelings watching, hearing Jimmy play, like 100 chords in one minute...He was THE BEST guitarist, period. The Master...I cherish those memories of that evening in 1975, especially when Jimmy flashed one of those adorable smiles! How I wish you could have been there to experience the greatest band of all time! Zeppelin wasn't just a concert, it was a spiritual adventure!
So you’re saying you had a good time ;)
@PeterTea Beyond a good time! Hey...it was the 1970's and there were always people to party with after a stellar concert!
I love Jimmy!
Was the best guitarist? He still considered the best! lol
This was their opening song for the concert! Greatness right out of the gate!!
Yup I was there, 15 years old sitting in the 200s section across from the floor and I know how fortunate I am to have experienced that! I actually saw them for the first time the year prior in 1972 and believe it or not enjoyed that show even more That was a 3 1/2 hour show for the first four albums and Robert was in better vocal shape. But this iconic show thank God it was filmed!
That's awesome!!
One fan my age compared to that of a religious experience.
The only thing better than Led Zepp is watching you reacting to them.😍
Hey Sky! I was there! PHENOMENAL CONCERT! Mind blowing!👍👍👍🥰
AWESOME!!
It's always cool seeing the Legends in their prime, *throwing down*! Very cool! Rock on, Sky! 🤘😎👍
I saw them live three times in Dallas, TX - incredible concerts
Young lady, I appreciate your love Zeppelin. I’ve seen them live 3 times in the 70’s. Tickets were only $8 to $12 back then.
Zeppelin are what started my love of "heavy" music, probably before I was 12. Once I heard Black Dog for the first time, I started craving those heavy guitars and never stopped. My dad had several of their records, and I copied them all to tape so I could listen over and over again in my room.
I was 10...1970! Loved them ever since!!
Now a real Golden Oldie. But LZ never gets old. Great reaction to this awesome performance. Keep on rocking! 🎸 🎸 😊🎉❤
4 rock Gods, how can you not love them. Jimmy Page has lightning at his fingertips. As always I love your reactions Sky. Do Wholesome lotta Love from this same concert, Amazing
I just love them...and Jimmy!
Saw LZ live six times between 6-21-77 to 6-28-77 @ the LA Forum! Best week of my life! Turned me into a life long musician which I am to this day!
👍👍👍Awesome old school goooodnessss!!! 🖖❤
I really enjoyed looking at the Sky while listening to the Led
Sky ready to make a Jimmy baby. 😊
You can't go wrong with Led Zeppelin, they always deliver. If you have not done Since I've Been Loving You, either studio or live it is worth doing, a real banger. Looking great as always Sky and Yeah, Jimmy Page does it to me, too. Best band ever! Enjoy. 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶
Hi rock n roll is one of my favorites from LED. 🌹
I had the honor of seeing Zep twice in one week in’77 at MSG! I was 16. I am a huge Jimmy Page fan, but Robert Plant was my teenaged hormonal fantasy, I had a HUGE poster of this concert (‘73) featuring Robert as frontman! Led Zeppelin is my everything and I am 63 years “young” each member had virtuosity that was brought to the table. ❤
That dress is the BOMB!
yeah man thats what i was lookin at.
I graduated from high school in 1973!!! Zeppelin was/is BAD ASS!!!! They are at the TOP of their game in this video!!! I contend that many, very many young women had to take a cold shower after watching these guys do their thing! On a side note, my grandmother's maiden name was Anderson. Her clan was from Webster County in West Virginia. I found this video on a tablet earlier. So I had to get my laptop!! You mentioned that Jimmy knows how to use those hands. Well for starters, Jimmy has been in the music game since the 1950's. And Bonham was in a class all by themselves. And John Paul was the master of many trades. And the master of guitars. Sky please locate and watch his lap /steal guitar cover of when the levee breaks!! You will love it!!! Until the next time!!!!! Take care beautiful woman!!!!
Fan after hearing Led Zeppelin 1. When it came out. Still listening to Zepp age 75 yrs.
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Led Zeppelin
Jimmy Page
“Jimmy Page’s guitar playing truly came to life during his electrifying live performances.
He was known for his improvisational skills, captivating audiences with his technical prowess and emotional delivery. His stage presence combined with his intricate guitar work made for unforgettable experiences.The energy and intensity he brought to the stage remain unmatched to this day. The influence and legacy of Jimmy Page cannot be overstated. His style and techniques have been emulated by countless musicians and his impact on the development of rock music is immeasurable. Even today many guitarists strive to capture the essence of his playing and incorporate his techniques into their own. Jimmy Page’s legacy as the greatest guitarist of all time rests on his unparalleled musical versatility, remarkable songwriting and arrangement skills, innovative techniques, captivating live performances and enduring influence on the world of music. His contributions to rock guitar playing have left an indelible mark on the genre, making him a true icon and inspiration for generations of musicians to come.”
Robert Plant
“In the pantheon of Rock and Roll greats one name stands tall; a beacon of raw energy, unparalleled showmanship and vocal prowess:
Robert Plant.
While debates about the greatest in any field are always fraught with subjectivity, a compelling case can be made for Plant’s ascension to this distinguished title. Here's why:
-Distinctive voice and range - From the first note Robert Plant's voice is unmistakable.
He possesses a unique tenor that can oscillate between gentle whispers and powerful roars in a matter of moments. Songs like ‘Stairway to Heaven’ and ‘Since I’ve been loving you’ demonstrate his ability to transition from delicate to explosive with ease.
His expansive range combined with his emotional delivery allows him to convey a wide spectrum of feeling front man charisma.
Part of what made Led Zeppelin such a legendary act was Plant's ability to captivate an audience. With his flowing golden locks, bare chest and magnetic stage presence, he epitomized the very essence of Rock and Roll.
All this has cemented many of Zeppelin’s tracks as staples in the annals of Rock history.
While the title of greatest is subjective, Robert Plant's contributions to Rock music are monumental. He is more than just a singer. He's an artist, a performer and a musical visionary. His voice has etched emotions into the souls of listeners for decades, and for many, myself included, he is without a doubt, the greatest Rock singer of all time.”
John Bonham
“ ‘Bonzo’, with his incredible talent and passion for drums, quickly rose to become one of the most influential drummers in history. His drumming style was characterized by its raw power, thunderous beats and extraordinary technique.
He had an uncanny ability to infuse emotion and soul into his playing, making every drum fill and rhythm a work of art. But what made Bonham's drumming truly unique was his unmatched physicality behind the kit. Bonham's drumming power was a force to be reckoned with. His hard-hitting approach to the drums, coupled with his immense strength created a sound that reverberated through stadiums and left audiences in awe.
One of the key aspects that set Bonham apart was his use of dynamics. He had an incredible control over his playing, seamlessly transitioning soft, delicate beats, and explosive earth-shattering drum fills. This dynamic range added a layer of depth and complexity to Led Zeppelin's music, creating a sonic experience like no other.
It's worth noting that Bonham's drumming power wasn't just about playing loud and fast. He had an innate sense of groove and timing, which allowed him to lock in with his bandmates, Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, and John Paul Jones, forming the backbone of Led Zeppelin's sound. His ability to lay down solid rhythms while adding his unique flair was truly extraordinary.
“John's drumming on ‘Achilles last stand’ was ferocious. It was a ferocious number, I seem to remember. It's a complicated part, it takes a lot of technique to keep going and to sound fresh.”
John Paul Jones
“There's a Track on presence called ‘In your life’ and also ‘Achilles last Stand ‘ that really exemplifies how he could move like a tide within a track and create so much excitement.’ “
Robert Plant
Whether it was the pulsating rhythm of ‘Black dog’, or the infectious groove of ‘Kashmir”, his drumming added a dimension of depth and soul to every Led Zeppelin song.
Bonham's solid rhythms provided the framework upon which the band's intricate compositions could flourish. His drumming was the heartbeat of Led Zeppelin, driving the songs forward with an undeniable energy and intensity. And while maintaining this foundation he was also known for infusing his drumming with unique and innovative elements.
Bonham's ability to add his own flair and creativity to each song was truly remarkable. From his intricate drum fills to his dynamic improvisations during live performances he elevated the music to new heights. His drum solos such as the legendary ‘Moby Dick’, showcased his technical prowess and unleashed his raw power in a captivating display.
Beyond his technical skill, Bonham's drumming had a primal energy that connected directly with the emotions of the listeners. His thunderous beats and primal rhythms resonated on a visceral level, igniting a fire within the hearts of fans all around the world. It was this emotional connection that, perhaps most of all, truly set him apart as a drummer and a musician.
Tragically, John Bonham's life was cut short on September 25, 1980, but his impact on the world of drumming and music as a whole will forever be felt.
His unmatched genius, drumming power, and contribution to Led Zeppelin's legacy, cemented his place as one of the greatest drummers and musicians in Rock history.
A True legend who continues to inspire generations of musicians and music lovers alike throughout the world.”
John Paul Jones
“The first time I saw Led Zeppelin was in 1973. They came straight out and into Rock and Roll. ‘Bang, I hit you, right between the eyes!’
John Bonham was living up to his reputation as Rock's most powerful drummer, Jimmy Page was duck walking across the stage firing out these incendiary guitar lines, and Robert Plant, let's be honest, probably didn't require any amplification at all on that colossal voice. Stage left was John Paul Jones playing bass, slightly in the background almost like he didn't belong there. I started to focus, to zone in on his playing, and it dawned on me how huge his contribution was to this powerhouse of a band. At times he would be holding down the rhythm, seemingly locked into Bonham's snare and bass drums as well as mirroring perfectly Bonzo's drum fills. Then he would join Paige on those classic riffs, but there was variation.
At various times he would really attack those strings adding a percussive part to underpin Page's guitar. Then he would play these little improvised runs, but the genius here was he chose his notes, he kept it simple, clean, and he didn't interfere with what Page or Plant were doing as a more busy a bassist might have. Jones would also play just in front of the beat, pushing the music along or a hair's breath behind that beat. A bit like Keith Richards does for the Stones. Playing behind the beat gives the music swing and a kind of primal funkiness. As the concert progressed John Paul switched to keyboards eerie electric piano for ‘No quarter’ melotron, and organ for ‘Stairway to Heaven’, and a killer organ solo on ‘Thank you’, all the while playing tourist base pedals beneath those keyboards. I left the venue that night in awe of the man.”
Many experts say that John Paul Jones, as a musician, was the greatest genius of them all, and I don't mean just his bandmates. It appears to me, that the more of a musician you are, the more you appreciate his colossal talent and contribution to Rock and to music as a whole.
What are the chances of something like this to ever happen again?
Four absolute geniuses in the prime of their lives and energy, to meet each other, joining their colossal talents in an unparalleled bond and build, from scratch, a band like Led Zeppelin?
I have lived long enough to witness innumerous extremely talented musicians and bands, with impeccable technique and artistry, but Rock/music delivered with heart and soul like Led Zeppelin I am yet to see.
As a fan, I feel grateful and blessed to have been lucky enough to experience such a thing."
More than a Rock band, Led Zeppelin is an experience, you see. An emotional rollercoaster able to show you places and feelings deep within yourself, that you, yourself, never knew existed.
That is the reason, I think, Led Zeppelin is the greatest Rock band of all time.
As an addicted Led Zeppelin's fan since my very troubled youth, I just want you to know that I absolutely love your vibe and energy, and find your enthusiasm for this incomparable band simply captivating. At a ripe old age of 53, I find myself trying to relive/feel those primal and raw emotions of my youth this time around through other’s eyes/ears (if that makes sense). I think I've covered pretty much every reaction video to Led Zeppelin's on RUclips (some of them multiple times), and yours are some of my very favorites. I just felt like letting you that, and thank you for the joy you “hose” watching them. All the best for you and for your channel. Greetings from Portugal.
I understand how you feel. That is how I feel watching your reactions! 😁🤘
I love the big drums!
wow sky - Love the Wardrobe😍🤪
Rockera hermosa 💖 😘
Bonham and that snare drum. 😮
😉 thank you.
beautiful dress Sky......smmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmokin
Wow!
The GOAT!
Cool. I saw them in Chicago, April 1977. Oh yea.
I saw Led Zeppelin in Oakland California July 77❤❤
This is a great song.
"The Ocean" live MSG '73.. you'll love it..pls.
Do all the songs from this concert! Then on to 1975 and 1979!!
Great reaction!
Sky, I think I would enjoy watching you react to the entire Zeppelin catalogue! Have you done "In My Time Of Dying"?
Hello Sky Anderson. Let me just say how good it does my heart to see young people like yourself appreciate classic rock-n-roll. Good luck & God bless.
Love your reaction, so cool! The wizardry of Mr. Page remains unmatched.
Sky is the most beautiful RUclipsr ever and love her choice of music because there's some music that i listened to daily and i want you to reaction to the band throwdown and the song is this conutumm, if you love Pantera, I think you will enjoy throwdown
Hey. Very nice. Thanks!
Every song they made was amazing!!
It's totally OK Sky, you're only human!
I was 24 when i went there and it affected my entire life in a great way. Still listen to Led Z almost every day.
I was blessed to see Zeppelin live in 1975 in St Louis. It was wonderful, but also sad in a way as I knew I had seen the best concert I was ever going to see. They were amazing. This was the first song in the set. Absolutely a dark stage, then Bonham's drums sounded, the lights came on and they charged the stage. Didn't stop for 3 hours.
Always my fav yes esp Jimmy. SaW them in 77
We seen the premiere of TSRTS in 1976. I've probably seen it a thousand times since. There is nothing like it. Still gives me the chills. 😎
GODDAMMN..................................!!
You have a very goooood taste in music. One of my absolutelly favourite.
Sky in blue ohh my! ❤
Happy 420 this Spring, Beautiful Sky. Rock On! I am73 and saw them Live in 1975 Long Beach California. Tickets : $10.50 for a Godly concert of 3 1/2 hours.. met Jimmy and gave him a cig when he was with Jeff Beck in The Yardbirds. and played at the Armory in my home town of LaPorte Indiana. 1967 . Peace & LOve.
I'm 64...yeah tickets were cheap back then!
Yes, Led Zepper , Julie.I would never pay more than 100 dollars to see anyone today. People are paying way too much for a couple hours of music. Ridiculous. Take care.@@juliemanarin4127
Beck gave Jimmy a guitar for helping him get into the Yardbirds. Then Jimmy got lured away from playing sessions in '66 and joining the Yardbirds. But, in the end it was the best thing for him when the Yardbirds broke up and Jimmy was left having to fulfill commitment to do Yardbirds in Scandinavia. Ah, the beginning of Led Zeppelin. Fascinating story.
The Greatest Rock Band in History...easily...been a huge fan since 1970...!
They actually played 3 nights at the garden. I was at one of the shows so I don't know if this performance was from that show. I had a head full of acid and when the band came out I thought that Plant's head was on fire. 🤯
Here's one for ya since ya like little jimmy. He once told Robert what the word zoso meant but Robert said he forgot. And He's never told anyone else.
But I found it in a book of arcane curses and spells. It means ....... The place between good and evil. A protected place where you have to be so that the spell you weave cannot backfire. Much love.
How lucky was Jimmy Page! He had this vision of Zeppelin. JPJ answered an AD in the paper. Jimmy had worked with him before & had never thought of him. He asked a singer to come jam with him & he said no, he was busy....but he recommended this kid Robert Plant. He meets him & he tells Jimmy if he needs a drummer, that he knew the best drummer in the world. INSANE luck.
they turn everyone ON!
That incredible rythm section makes the platform for pages fire guitarc
Sky check out Led Zeppelin Boots channel on RUclips. This performance comes 3 days at Madison Square Garden 1973. Boots has the raw recording on his channel. This version has been edited a lot. Some of the footage was lost and Zeppelin redid some of the songs on a soundstage. Sky check out their 1969 concert in Denmark it’s black and white. Its one of their first performances as Led Zeppelin.
I saw them live at MSG not in 1973 but in 1995 without John Bonham RIP, I think that Jason Bonham was on his dad's drums.
It was still a great show but I wish I saw them 22 years before
They are fantastic
I was never a follow of led Z until years later when they stopped, “ my bag “.
The Stroll was a song (and dance step) released in 1958. The Book of Love was a song released in 1957.
Yeah, Plant knew his music history.
One of life's great regrets to have been too young and never seen them live. Glad I was alive while they were still together though and listened to them on the radio.
Sky,
Over the decades very many women only saw Robert and his snug blue jeans. But all of them were master's of their craft. MASTERs! I believe Jimmy has been in the music industry since the 1950s. No wonder he is so darn good! 1973 as the year I graduated from high school. I never saw Zeppelin. But I have seen Plant as a solo artist. The man can still sing. Many ladies had to take a cold shower after watching them. You know what I mean Sky! One of the tightness and best rock bands ever! They don't make them like this anymore..
I read that they walked into the studio and completed an album in one day. I think they have sold over 300 million albums worldwide. That is a lot of vinyl.
Eres hermosa, a la altura de led zeppelin
I think Sky might be sitting on the speaker . . . 😂
❤❤❤❤Robert❤❤❤❤
Great reaction! Had to subscribe. ❤
P.S. How bout some CCR.
Watch Zeppelin's White Summer/Black Mountainside. Page is playing this and it's him playing acoustic.
Noticed you have not watched Kashmir. Do the '75 one.
Also hit Whole Lotta Love. It has to be the one That says Official music video.
Also see Riverside Blues and When the Levee Breaks. Those are done in the same style as the official video of Whole Lotta Love.
These are videos that has a lot of Page in it.
I've loved Zeppelin since I was a teen. I'm in my 60s now and still love them. Always will. My funeral will have Zeppelin songs as well as some others. You just cannot improve on Zeppelin.
My one regret is I lived in a small 'city' in Illinois. Trying to score tickets for Chicago was impossible so I never got to see them in concert.
They were still cooking when they came to town in '75 and '77. The last time they played for 3 1/2 hours.
I love LZ. Battle of Evermore is my favorite Led Zeppelin song.
I LOVE YOUR BUBS ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I saw Plant and Page in concert back in 1997 (touring for their WALKING INTO CLARKSDALE) album. Robert came out immediately stating " We are under contract to sing at least 3 songs from the new album,......so let's get them out of the way." After the first 3 songs (not bad, just not Zep) they proceeded to do a Led Zeppelin show for 2.5 more hours. THE BEST SHOW I WILL EVER SEE. It was like watching gods play. Jimmy is the best rock guitarist ever. (sorry Jimi)
watch JP in the band the firm (satisfaction guaranty) it’s bad ass!!!!
Black Sabbath,Led Zeppelin,Deep Purple the holy triad of rock music🤘
Sky, what's in the pipe??? Rock & roll girl............. Have you noticed that when Jimmy is getting into it --- he makes duck lips???!!!!! One of the greatest rock bands ever!!!!!! Love your dress!!!!!!! Rock and roll lady. Later...............
We look at you like you look at them.....motor boat heaven.
This is from THE MOVIE : The Song Remains The Same. It is a concert movie, with dramatic footage added for ambience in the longer instrumentals. Jimmy did do a lot of the first two albums, Jimmy used his Dragon Telecaster, and quite often pulls out his Danelectro, especiallly for some slide parts.
Girl, I've actually heard the Jimmy crush before - from my high school crew member Margee - Zep freak, terrific singer and guitarist. Btw - yes it is a '59 Les Paul - the holiest of holies. His backup was a Cherry 'burst '58. He also had a red as the backup to the backup (a '60 I think). Also, RIP Marg - I love you.
You know gibson, i have a gibson les paul standard model in my room in ibach, victorinox town since 125 years, actually the headquarter of victorinox. I live sice 1967 in this beautiful landscape. Please visit switzerland and off course the inner part of switzerland.
How about In my Time or Dying LIVE
Led Zeppelin and spliff. Panties melted @5:20
You have good taste to like the guitar playing of Page. Acoustic or electric Page is one of the all time best.
I like your dress. That's not a jump suit on page. It's a custom made design by Nudey
You'd love watching Dazed and Confused live at MSG. 28 minutes of magnificence...and lots of Jimmy Page.
Eres Bella, pero aun más si te gusta Led zeppelin, la mejor Banda del Mundo !!!!
In my time of dying, Earls court live !
Mercy ... HOTTNESS
ya know for some reason I want to do my MATH homework now. 🤔
I love you since i see you.
🎸🎵🎸🎵👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Imminence with song Continuum
I first saw them live in May of 1969. Meriweather Post Pavilion. I was 19. A hot little number who I guess they had got into a sex frenzy came up to me on my motorcycle as I was about to leave. I was wearing a denim vest and no shirt. She put her hand on my chest, her face in mine and said "I wanna go for a ride" "Sure, Sweetheart". She threw a leg over my pillion and a guy yelled. "What the hell are you doing!!??" "Going for a ride" "Oh hell no you aren't!" He grabbed her and off they went. I guess she was his date. Easy come, easy go! Wonderful night, but it almost got better!!!!
Sky. I grew up in the same era as zeppelin. I was a Zep head. I saw Robert and jimmy ehen Zep split because of johns death. You’ll get taken into a different era when you listen to them.
I love you for loving them. Your gorgeous and so sexy. I enjoy watching you when you listen and watch their videos. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I went to see what you thought of the video The Ocean. You played the audio. Not the video.
Sky, if you love Page then check out the video of the Ocean.
You will love it
As a bass player I'm wondering how you feel about a Fender bass . Lol
"The Song Remains The Same/The Rain Song".
Same concert.
You're welcome.
peace
When you find that Time Machine L’ me know
Can we say CUTE ????
Jimmy Page is so fly he could look cool walking on something as hot as the surface of the sun. Or alongside **you** 😉