LED ZEPPELIN - IN MY TIME OF DYING REACTION | THE ZEPPATHON
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It's great watching the young enjoying led Zeppelin music
Jayy is adorable and may be the future of rock audience..
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@@burninkgb2537 - wtf is that...?🤔
yeah old songs with new faces i just love it !!!!
gives me hope. ThankYou Jayy
I Can't tell you how happy I am to see a whole new generation of people discovering Zeppelin! I'm 73 and grew up on the Beatles, Stones, Who, and of course, Led Zeppelin! Their fusion of rock, blues,folk and experimental tracks is unsurpassed. Keep digging Jayy! Lots more gold to find! 🙂
Pure Beauty!
@@loosilu Pink Floyd and Black Sabbath are up there with them too
@@loosilu I think The Kinks are often overlooked as one of the best bands. ROCK ON
Proper band. Quality will always last
@@loosilu And Deep Purple put their faces there,in "In rock",1970.
A drumming Masterpiece!
This and Achilles Last Stand are Bonzo's masterpieces IMHO
Might be my fave Bonzo moment. Top notch
Jesus christ
Goddamn!!!
That was Bonham saying that’s gotta be the one. They recorded a few takes and Bonham knew this take was the one they would use.
John Bonham is killing the drums on this track..
All tracks bro
And that's an understatement.
Who else could take an old gospel song and make it rock?
early Elvis
The Harlem Globetrotters.
@@geoffrobinson LMAO
That humor at the end was to prove they did it in one take. Amazing.
He* They didn't record this live as a band.
Jimmy was a master producer,
But nothing was one take.
To the last 'breath.'
Yeah basically one take. There are overdubs, mixing, better guitar solos put in yeah this is pretty much one take
@@UlyssesM They played it live on tour, so? What's your point, studio version? Of course it is.
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You are officially a Ledhead congratulations welcome to the family.awesome reaction. The greatest band ever grace the stage Led Zeppelin
Amen....
Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeexcept... Pink Floyd. Sorry:D
Haven’t listened to this song in years. What the hell happened to music like this. And am I stupidly not realizing this is a cover. Sounds like an old blues number
My favorite Zeppelin song. Love how he keeps trying to talk his way into heaven. "I never did nobody no wrong" "I must of did somebody some good"
This album is truly a masterpiece.
I would say that it was my favorite but then say the same about other albums 😂🤣😂🤩
OH Hunny!! You WERE on a Rollercoaster Ride! SOOO Many of ZEPPELIN'S Tunes take you on That Ride!! Love this Reaction! Love This Zeppelin Journey You are on!!🎸
"Ten Years Gone", "Trampled Under Foot", and "The Rover" are a few more great tracks on this phenomenal album!
You could do several more "and...and...and" on this album...
Ten Years Gone & The Rover are a few must check-out tracks on this classic.
The whole album was phenomenal.
I love ❤️ this album
However, No Quarter is my favorite 😻
Custard Pie, Kashmir, sick again, houses of the holy....it's endless
REAL MUSIC from a REAL BAND!
I'm 63 years old; grew up with all this great music and always loved it despite the generation before mine always telling us this was just noise. So immensely gratifying to see so many young reactors ( most of them never really exposed to good rock and roll) who seem to absolutely love my music! Good for you for keeping an open mind and giving this great music a chance! Love watching your reactions!
There is an excellent live version of this song from Earl’s Court in 1975. You should check it out. Watching Jimmy play that slide is so good! And Robert’s vocals, so good.
That version is proof that Jones is possibly the most underrated bassist in music history.
@@peckish_tooth6515 Absolutely right. He wasn't a hot-dog, and that's also why he was great. One of the most technically precise bassists in music.
It’s an amazing performance!
Jimmy leads the band. John is a jazz drummer. Learned from the best. He and Jimmy had a chemistry that to this day is unmatched. My favorite song of theirs is When Levee Breaks. All their songs are classics s to me.
I almost agree with you. I would prefer to say instead that Jimmy and Bonzo both play lead roles, while JPJ holds them together. All of them are friggin geniuses. No weak points in this band, which is probably why they are the only band that has no bad songs in their entire catalog.
The key to zeppelin is they were all as important as each other. The skill level and connection between them allowed them to improvise and change on the fly. Also each member was allowed the freedom to shine.
@@fadiaz1969 I would agree with most everything you said, but Hats Off to Roy Harper just doesn't do it for me. But literally every other song is absolute top notch!
This is definitely one of my funeral songs.
Told my son to play this song in it's entirety at my funeral so everyone had to sit and listen to it!! Lol
@@trishahamilton5880 I told my family the same thing!!! 🤣
This live is amazing too! Please do Ten Years Gone!
Ten Years Gone!!!!! Also, Down by the Seaside
I was scared for you because if you ain't prepared, this song can cause brain damage from the raw mind blowing power of it.
You can tell she went into overload. it's a lot to take in.
Lol so funny.
Best song.
lol, brain repair surely
Greatest band... relentless
Another one of their best songs from their masterpiece Physical Graffiti. You should really check out Nobody's Fault But Mine. It's quintessential Zep. It has all the elements. ✌
One of my fave concerts I attended was for Page & Plant they opened with "Nobody's Fault But Mine" and it was amazing!!
Jay, I love your reactions and appreciation of Zeppelin. I'm a 60 year old grandma and they are still my favourite band of all time!!! If only all younger people could experience the sixties and seventies.
Greatest album of all time...from the greatest band of all time.💜
Fun fact They recorded that song live. They did that song in one try.
If I have the time to listen to just one more song on my deathbed before I pop my clogs this will be it.
I so agree. I love how this captures what would be a mixture of anxiety and chaos wondering if you were qualified to enter the gates. Pure genius in how they did this.
@@howardbrown911 Heres another Brits version. Not quite as good, but still..
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Their best album in my opinion
Agree.
Absolutely!!
"You Shook Me" by Led Zeppelin is a definite must! ❤
This song has so many ebbs and flows. A mind blowing song!
R I P John Bonham. For me, this is the most complete and excellent drumming performance I have ever heard. What an accomplishment. It is entirely, utterly and exhilaratingly Fabulous.
Physical Graffiti is a masterpiece.
Yes, every album of theirs is a Masterpiece
@@jamestoddjackson9655 Not so sure about the last album though.... a bit patchy.... everything else 110%
@@ZalMoxis if you are referring to CODA, that one is “only” fantastic. However, it is made up of tracks that did not make it onto one of their studio albums. The “patchy” nature of it is due to it having sounds from their 8 studio albums all together. But I still say, listen again. We’re Gonna Groove, Wesring and Tearing, Walter’s Walk, all great songs. On the deluxe edition, Baby Please Cone on Home and Hey Hey What Can I Do are two of the best songs they ever did. And if you are referring to In Through the Out Door, then there is actually something wrong with you hahahaha
I love watching this beautiful young lady get her groove on listening to the classics!
Thanks for not stopping it before the ending like quite a number of reactors have, the laughter at the end is an awe inspiring reminder that you are hearing real humans playing real instruments.
Now that you have heard the studio version, you should check out their live version as well. And of course there is always digging back into the actual origins of the song, but that is a whole other journey. Keep it going, Zep does not disappoint!
So, so good JayY- 1st off you picked the *perfect* shirt for this song. And I loved how at 4:17 you said “Jesuuus” and about 3 seconds later Robert said it too. Gives me so much hope for humanity when young folk connect with music like you.
~ we’re not worthy ~
This is one of favorites, but so many great songs.
Thank you for doing this. I've been listening to Led Zeppelin for about 35 years. Sharing it with you is like getting hit by this music for the first time again.
I get such a thrill watching you react to my favorite band of all time. I saw them in 73 at the age of 14 and will never forget that experience.
I love this song...it starts out slow gospel, moves to blues, then to heavy rock which they tweak a notch to heavy metal; the history of music encompassed in a single song
My #1 Zeppelin album... Driving progressive, blues rock 'n roll
One of my favorites. There’s also an amazing live version from 1975 that you should check out. They never played the same song the same way twice. Now that’s talent.
Four guys at the very peak of their art. Which blows everything out of the water. The stones the Beatles the Who. Everyone.
I remember the very first time I heard this album. A group of my school friends and I had been out for a walk in the Malvern Hills (not far from where Jimmy and Robert lived at the time) with our Physics master and we got back to the master's house and one of my friends had just got the album. We sat round and listened to it and it blew my mind. I already had a couple of Zeppelin albums and this was just too good to be true. I went out and bought it the next day. I still have the original vinyl. :)
Right when you say "I love his voice", he starts showing out. I think he likes you!😉😊
I so love your reactions as a young black american. They're exactly like mine as a young white Englishman when I first heard them. It's universal blues rock. Somewhat LSD inspired I suspect.
Check out Zeppelin's
"Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp" to hear Robert Plant sing a love song for his Dog.
Apparently Bonham hated this song with a passion.. was too boring for him to play.
Yes yes yes!
At 8:47 that triplet fill by John Bonham is part of the greatness of Led Zeppelin and why they really couldn't carry on after he died - he could throw that fill (or fills like it) in at anytime he wanted live. The level of musicianship combined with the spontaneity these 4 guys had together was off the charts. Bands would be trying to nail that drum fill for days and have to re-record and overdub it into the recording. He hit it live, as they were playing the song live, in the studio as the tape was rolling.
Love the shirt.... chicks digging 70's rock are cool... This is Led Zeppelin at their penultimate... one of my desert island discs for sure. Hey I think you might like Deep Purple , Black Sabbath and YES.
Bonzo goes off on this, a great take on an old gospel standard.
I've told all my close friends and family I want this playing at my funeral. Get's heavy but I like the idea of the awkward faces and reactions. Too bad I won't make it there to see, lol. Correct reaction to an amazing tune.
"In the Light" from this album. New subscriber for the Zeppathon.
They are one of the best at transitions.
RIP to the greatest Drummer Rock ever had. Forever in Peace Bonzo!
What an intense song. A roller coaster ride is a great way to describe the song. Loved your reaction!
The change ups in this just go on and on ! 10 beats in one , the drummer is great !
you've essentially listened to a spoonful in an ocean of Led Zep. this is the music i grew up with and will always listen to until my time is up. fun to watch people discover new music! thank you for the upload!
#zoso
True Led Heads cannot pick a favorite song nor album!
Yap u nailed it - all their dongs are masterpieces👍.
One of Bonzo’s best
Man he was the best.
I think it's his best track as well, although Achilles Last Stand is pretty damn good too
One of LZ's most powerful songs. Original blues song by Blind Willie Johnson, "Jesus Make Up My Dying Bed." You gotta see the live version from Earls Court, 1975; fire! At the end of the studio recording, Robert said "Make it my dying cough." lol They were kidding around.
Except that it's not original to Blind Willie either. He recorded "Jesus Make Up My Dying Bed" in '27, released in '28, but the roots of the song go back before that. Lyrics to "Jesus goin' a-make up my dyin' bed" were actually transcribed in a book about unknown street singers published in 1925, so some of the lyrics go back to who knows how far before that. Reverend JC Burnett recorded a song called "Jesus Is Going to Make Up Your Dying Bed" in '26. Blind Willie's version came after that.
By '33, Josh White recorded "Jesus Gonna Make Up My Dying Bed" and other variations between '44-'46 as "In My Time of Dying". That one was the basis for Bob Dylan's version in '62 and Zeppelin's version here in '75.
There's several other variations along the way as well, but the point is that for those that think this is a Blind Willie original (not saying just you), just don't really know the history of it. In fact a lot of blues songs have lines that carry down from before much of them were recorded on wax cylinder, direct to disc, or later, on tape.
@@joeldf6859 Good information; thanks!
Stepping All around a great song, hey hey what can I do. LED Zeppelin
Your pretty much right there is no bad zeppelin song. It's always the best one until you hear the next
PLEASE. Must react to "10 Years Gone" by Led (fiddlesticken) Zeppelin!!! Promise You WILL Love it...
My absolute favorite Zeppelin song. ❤️
John Bonham was in construction in the early days of the band. Naturally he put that power to good use.
Good choice! One of my favorite Bonham tracks.
They are the one group that makes all kinds of change ups in songs
Black Sabbath and Rush are great at doing that too
I fiddle-stickin' love your reactions! You remind me so much of myself when I was hearing their music for the first time, just couldn't believe I could fall in love more with each song. Who could be afraid of dying when it's presented with such amazing beauty?
I was waiting for your reaction to this, Jayy! You were fabulous, dear lady!
hey jayy one of led zeppelin#s best rock songs
It's like the guitars and vocals are there just to back up Bonham on the drums. Phenomenal....
Uh-oh... now you went and did it! 🤯
Love your reactions, the look of surprise at 4.51 was priceless....😅the genius of led zeppelin will never be repeated....
A total masterpiece. This song and album is unbelievable. Loved jamming with ya, just found ya and love your videos so far, thx
Absolutely mind blowing. I love the effects on Page’s guitar and how he pans left and right on the slide solo. These guys were geniuses! And Bonham’s drumming was just inspired. BTW. This is crazy, but they were improvising a lot of it and didn’t want to stop playing and couldn’t figure out how to properly end it.
If you haven't reacted to these songs, they should be next on your list! If you want funky, groovy, songs look no further than 'The Lemon Song', 'Out on the Tiles', and their tribute to James Brown 'The Crunge.'
Even wearing the Zepplin shirt 👏👏👏 experiencing others worlds is nothing but good.
Another fantastic reaction lady, such good energy from you always, xx
A great album. Give "Trampled Underfoot" a listen, too.
As a man is about to enter the pearly gates he makes his case to go to heaven so he can play his music with the angels. Let him in.
1975 live of TUF is a way better. Go check it !
Definitely need to hear/see the live version!
Trampled Underfoot is not a patch on In My Time of Dying.
Great reaction! If you are interested Led Zep does a song called Hot Dog. It's sort of a tribute to Elvis Presley and the other songs from the late fifties early sixties rock and roll. Robert Plant is a big fan of Elvis.
It really is a great song. That drumming is incredible.
Zeppelin are the grandfathers of the whole switching timing, melody, rhythm. The most soulful white boys from Britain you’ll ever witness. I love seeing peoples first reaction to Led Zeppelin and I especially love seeing yours!!! This is wonderful 😍
Recognised it's genius first time of hearing. You're a woman of impeccable taste maddam
One of my all-time favorites among many! I feel so thankful that I grew up with such greatness and listened my whole life. Awesome job Jayy!
I’ve probably watched Jamals reaction to this track over twenty times. Jayy I will probably do the same with your reaction as well. Every time I listen to this track it gets better and better. Their music does not diminish it just grows.
I'm so blessed to witness the best group of all time thanks girl keep listening to zeppelin.!
Britt Rock, remember, they had to keep us interested back then, no internet or computers, so rock and roll, our lp player and bam we were interested. Yes he plays a mean distorted slide guitar with 70's sfx. Look momma, Jimi can tear the guitar up and leave you wantin more.
It’s comforting to see you young folk jumping on the groove train....
This is my number 1 funeral song! Yes, Stairway is number 2. I have about half a dozen more that'll be played as well. 👍🏼🎸🎶🙏
Young lady , you've arrived ,bless you sweetheart.britain loves you even more 👍🏾💎👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾💎💎💎💎💎🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Led Zeppelin es lo más grande de todos los tiempo
Started high school and got led zep 2 in 1970. That this music can still move people touches something deep in my soul. Thanks
This song has one of if not the nastiest grooves. Luv it.
another blues classic from back in the day that LZ adapted and re-shaped into a modern epic
Many nights (under the influence of...) Spent listening to this double album. And every time, felt the way you reacted!
Second- Heeeey Jayy! 💝 Ready for another- let’s push play now- 😉❤️👍
Yes, girl! Your enthusiasm for my favourite band is great to see.
If you want your soul wrapped in beautiful silky sound you have to listen to "thank you" it will do things to your heart that you didn't know it could do
... and the hits just keep on rollin..
“You can lie to yourself but it ain’t the best way to live” is now something I’m going to quote for the rest of my life 😂😂😂❤❤❤
My probably #1 favourite song from my definitely favourite band.
Jay Led Zeppelin have been my mentor’s of music since I first discovered them in 69. I was 12 years old and I could only listen to them on FM radio after 8:00 pm ...It was really hard I love your reactions to the music I was drawn to at that early age , I still can listen to these angels of music to this day and evermore.xxCliff
This whole album was a masterpiece especially listening to it with a good pair of headphones.
This song is a musical clinic. Every single element this song is top tier.
You totally rocked that reaction. One of my favorite Zep tunes. While I enjoy all your reactions, this is one my all time favorites. You are geniune and it reminds me of my much younger years jamming with my still best friend of 40+ years to the awesomeness that is Led Zeppelin