@@lanpartyanimal5215 I just checked and even the Guinness Book of World Records has it listed as 20 million request among a bunch of other sites that say the same thing
This was 27 years after their last concert, with Jason Bonham sitting in for his father on drums. They are still better than any other band ,even as senior citizens.
Led Zeppelin they invented the GOAT phrase and status. Still my favorite band of the 70s from the first time I heard them at age 9 until now that I am almost 61. Kashmir is just one of those bombastic songs that we grew up with and although I love all of Led Zeppelin‘s music Kashmir is a masterpiece! There will never be another Led Zeppelin🥰 these and so many others are the rock gods of my youth.✌🏻
I would suggest you view this song performed at Knebworth in 1979 before John Bonham died. His drum fills are well worth the view, and Robert Plant’s vocals are very good.
Led Zeppelin was totally at home playing live. I saw them in 1975 & 1977. They have such power in there playing and in their presence. This is a great song live too!
@@kathiekinsler Me too! Me and my friends (and a whole bunch of other people) were going to sleep overnight outside the old Montreal Forum to get tickets. No internet in those days. Either you had inside connections, or paid a ticket scalper big prices, or you stayed overnight in front of the box office for when they opened for business in the morning.
Age is just a number these guys are still killing it this is rock at its very best they set the bar at a level so high nobody will ever get anywhere near led zeppelin incredible rock group
There was a rumor going around just after this concert that a promoter offered the band a Billion dollars to do a tour. I've never heard if there was any truth to it, but over twenty million people tried buying tickets for this event.
You were right about Mr Combs ripping this song on the Godzilla Soundtrack. I gotta give him credit though, because I believe he got with the actual band for a new studio recording. ...The Drummer is Jason Bonham, the Son of John Bonham, the Original Drummer, who died in 1980.
I hated, Rap/Hip Hop artists' taking riffs from Rock songs to use on one of theirs; however, two years ago I started watchin reactions, and it's changed my point of view. Rap fans, are seeing Rock/Metal in a new light, especially when they know the riff from a Rap song. But Mostly, because it helps break down some of those racial & cultural gaps, and brings us closer together.
Great point. I am also pleased to see these younger musicals artists getting into an older genre that they're not expected to like. I would add, though, that artists have always taken from other artists, just as Led Zeppelin took from Black American artists to make their sound (blues, funk, gospel). It's like it comes full circle.
Oh, let the sun beat down upon my face And stars fill my dream I'm a traveler of both time and space To be where I have been To sit with elders of the gentle race This world has seldom seen They talk of days for which they sit and wait All will be revealed Talk in song from tongues of lilting grace Sounds caress my ear And not a word I heard could I relate The story was quite clear Oh, baby, I been blind Oh, yeah, mama, there ain't no denyin' Oh, ooh yes, I been blind Mama, mama, ain't no denyin', no denyin' All I see turns to brown As the sun burns the ground And my eyes fill with sand As I scan this wasted land Try to find, try to find the way I feel Oh, pilot of the storm who leaves no trace Like sorts inside a dream Leave the path that led me to that place Yellow desert stream My shangri la beneath the summer moon I will return again As the dust that floats high in June We're moving through Kashmir Oh, father of the four winds fill my sails Cross the sea of years With no provision but an open face Along the straits of fear Oh, when I want, when I'm on my way, yeah And my feet wear my fickle way to stay Ooh, yeah yeah, oh, yeah yeah, But I'm down oh, yeah yeah, oh, yeah Yeah, but I'm down, so down Ooh, my baby, oh, my baby Let me take you there Come on, oh let me take you there Let me take you there
Really a larger than life/fairy tale story, with the band's triumphant return to the stage with the son of the departed drummer sitting in to complete the father and the band's legacy. More than a band. Look at how their art moved so many people from different backgrounds and generations. It's great that their catalogue is so readily available now for future generations.
G.O.A.T. Now you gotta do this one at Knebworth live with Bonzo on drums to understand. 👍🏽 Jason on drums, son of late drummer John Bonham, is the only way this concert happened. And only 20k tickets sold. And Plant is his Godfather too. You do Heart "Stairway to Heaven" tribute at Kennedy Center Honors LZ yet?? 🤔 If not you should to come full circle. ❤👍🏽
@@marymargaretmoore9034 all great bands of course but when you google who are considered the greatest they usually have The Beatles and then LZ...I think Pink Floyd are more of a psychedelic progressive band so they are not always put up there or considered like a traditional rock band
@@bobbyn.9773 I suppose that's true, but they are way up there on my list whether it's prog rock, psych., rock or whatever they're considered. Definitely the thinking man's (person's) band. Of course, I'll always love LZ. How old were you when you first saw them live?
If you like this song, you mihgt also like the song SPIRIT OF RADIO by RUSH. An other thing is the drummer is JASON BONHAM whos father was JOHN BONHAM the original drummer for LED ZEPPELIN
Well, I managed just 48 seconds of watching this video before stopping it. That`s because you only managed to watch 24 seconds, of one of the greatest music videos ever, before you felt it necessary to stop it and start talking. Just let it play, keep quiet and talk about it afterwards. Try watching Sabina react to this same video. That`s the way to do it.
Incredible that Kashmir first came out in 1975 and this was in 2007!! Robert, John, and Jimmy are as great as back in the day! Robert's vocal are killer!! Robert was about 58 here ! 🤘❤️
Robert Plant 75 YEARS OLD!! Jimmy Page 80!!!! Name one rapper who you think could pull of performing one of their hits...and sound the same, LIVE at that age?
This was written in 1974, when the group visited Morocco. It was released in 1975 on the Physical Graffiti album. Bonzo sadly died of an OD in 1980, and the group felt it couldn’t continue. Bonzo’s son, Jason, took to the drums for this one-off show. He certainly inherited his father’s inate talent. He called Robert, Jimmy and John Paul his three uncles as they were there for him if he needed anything after his father died. John Paul plays the bass part with his left foot driving the song onwards with the dual keyboards, Jimmy had cleaned up his act and was clean of drugs by this performance. Jimmy said this driving riff was actually the last part of another not named song. Then we have Robert, who voice is still as powerful in range and strength of being able to hold notes for such a long time. No gimmicks like auto tuning, just pure raw talent. I feel so lucky to have been a young teenager when this album was released. This live version is better than the s album version. Your appreciation for this music makes me happy as your generation will become the guardians and promulgators of this iconic group and their music after we have sprung off this mortal coil.
That was Jason Bonham the son of that John Bonham on drums. I was lucky to see Led Zeppelin live back in 1970. Checking your play list I don't see any Rush. I would suggest Tom Sawyer official music video YYZ live in Rio Natural Science from the Molson Amphitheatre Toronto Cheers
You probably heard this in the movie “Fast times at Ridgemont High”. The car scene on the date, it was hilarious! Great reaction! Saw Zepp in 1977 Seattle kingdom. The greatest of all time!!
I had always been disapointed that Jimmy Page didn't put out any new music for decades now. I recently read where he's had tendinitis/carpel tunnel for a very long time and just didn't have fluidity to play as well. Especially soloing. A song like this is easy in comparison to some of their other very demanding songs for a guitarist.
As good as page and plant are on this and they are without doubt awesome, the real star of this song is John Paul Jones, he underpins the song with his keyboard lines, and he’s playing bass with his feet. What a musician.
There are so many of the live performances that people say for the last 55 years; this one is the greatest or no this one is.Take your pick on your favorite.Im going with this one cause its a oerfect performance at a time the audience is hoping it goes down that way.Three musicians that sound like an orchestra
I suggest a deep dive into this group. The Beatles owned the 60’s. Led Zeppelin owned the 70’s. Aside from maybe Tool, there is no other band that has come out since with music that makes you FEEL as much as zeppelin music.
This is a great song. I can’t believe you have never done any Metallica. Metallica it the largest and greatest metal band of all time. Not only is the music good, there is always a deep message (bars). You should have lyrics pulled up. Here are a couple suggestions for you. 1) One- you can do the video or pull up lyrics. I think the video will help you understand better what it’s about. 2) Master Of Puppets 3) The Unforgiven 4) Fade To Black
No you got that wrong the drummer is Jason Bonham the son of original drummer the amazing John Bonham who died years ago that's why Led Zeppelin broke up
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Lead singer Robert Plant is godfather to the drummer (Jason Bonham),who is the original late drummers son John Bonham.
There were 20 million ticket requests in 1 hour after the one time concert reunion was announced...the GOATs!
Actually it was 10 million requests for 20,000 available seats. I was in that lottery but didn't hit though a coworker did. Lucky stiff!
@@lanpartyanimal5215 I just checked and even the Guinness Book of World Records has it listed as 20 million request among a bunch of other sites that say the same thing
This was 27 years after their last concert, with Jason Bonham sitting in for his father on drums. They are still better than any other band ,even as senior citizens.
You ain't lyin!!!!
As old as they were here...STILL the greatest!
The critics said Robert Plant was too old to get the high “scream” notes now, and then he did this ….. 🤣😂
Led Zeppelin they invented the GOAT phrase and status. Still my favorite band of the 70s from the first time I heard them at age 9 until now that I am almost 61. Kashmir is just one of those bombastic songs that we grew up with and although I love all of Led Zeppelin‘s music Kashmir is a masterpiece! There will never be another Led Zeppelin🥰 these and so many others are the rock gods of my youth.✌🏻
I would suggest you view this song performed at Knebworth in 1979 before John Bonham died. His drum fills are well worth the view, and Robert Plant’s vocals are very good.
Hell yeah!
Yes, that's Jason Bonham, John Bonhams son drumming. And yes, Diddy sampled this for Godzilla movie :)
Old Rockers never die
The rock Gods that shaped rock & roll forevermore. Thank u for sharing.
Led Zeppelin is a whole different level
Led Zeppelin was totally at home playing live. I saw them in 1975 & 1977. They have such power in there playing and in their presence. This is a great song live too!
My dad saw them live twice as well. So jealous of y'all!
I’m jealous! I had tickets to their concert in 1980 and Bonham passed away and the concert was canceled. 😢
@@kathiekinsler had to be heartbreaking
It was 😢
@@kathiekinsler Me too! Me and my friends (and a whole bunch of other people) were going to sleep overnight outside the old Montreal Forum to get tickets. No internet in those days. Either you had inside connections, or paid a ticket scalper big prices, or you stayed overnight in front of the box office for when they opened for business in the morning.
If you haven't by now, you need to hear one of the greatest songs ever, Whole Lotta Love.
Age is just a number these guys are still killing it this is rock at its very best they set the bar at a level so high nobody will ever get anywhere near led zeppelin incredible rock group
Legends!!! Best Rock Group Ever!!!!
There was a rumor going around just after this concert that a promoter offered the band a Billion dollars to do a tour. I've never heard if there was any truth to it, but over twenty million people tried buying tickets for this event.
Now watch the 1979 one at Knebworth!!
The drummer’s father John Bonzo Bonham is universally regarded as one of the greatest drummers of all-time, I actually think he is _the greatest_
Bonzo, Peart, and Carey are my top 3. ❤️
Imagine decades and he sings it like it was when he first performed it live.
❤️🎥❤️talent….at a high level. These guys wrote it, several sampled it. One awesome song for sure! 😊
Lyrically and musically as close to perfection as any song ever written.
Tool and Zeppelin. The two best bands of all time IMHO. There are several close 2nds, but those 2 top them all for me personally.
Jimmy Page played this for P Diddy.
Diddy was 5 when this song came out. Not original to him.
You were right about Mr Combs ripping this song on the Godzilla Soundtrack. I gotta give him credit though, because I believe he got with the actual band for a new studio recording.
...The Drummer is Jason Bonham, the Son of John Bonham, the Original Drummer, who died in 1980.
Fab reaction to a golden oldie -amazing band playing one of their best songs live.
I hated, Rap/Hip Hop artists' taking riffs from Rock songs to use on one of theirs; however, two years ago I started watchin reactions, and it's changed my point of view. Rap fans, are seeing Rock/Metal in a new light, especially when they know the riff from a Rap song. But Mostly, because it helps break down some of those racial & cultural gaps, and brings us closer together.
Great point. I am also pleased to see these younger musicals artists getting into an older genre that they're not expected to like. I would add, though, that artists have always taken from other artists, just as Led Zeppelin took from Black American artists to make their sound (blues, funk, gospel). It's like it comes full circle.
@@DGW374 Very true, although they weren't really sampling.
The riff is also reminiscent of Paul McCartney's, Live and Let Die, the title song from the Bond movie of the same name.
Oh, let the sun beat down upon my face
And stars fill my dream
I'm a traveler of both time and space
To be where I have been
To sit with elders of the gentle race
This world has seldom seen
They talk of days for which they sit and wait
All will be revealed
Talk in song from tongues of lilting grace
Sounds caress my ear
And not a word I heard could I relate
The story was quite clear
Oh, baby, I been blind
Oh, yeah, mama, there ain't no denyin'
Oh, ooh yes, I been blind
Mama, mama, ain't no denyin', no denyin'
All I see turns to brown
As the sun burns the ground
And my eyes fill with sand
As I scan this wasted land
Try to find, try to find the way I feel
Oh, pilot of the storm who leaves no trace
Like sorts inside a dream
Leave the path that led me to that place
Yellow desert stream
My shangri la beneath the summer moon
I will return again
As the dust that floats high in June
We're moving through Kashmir
Oh, father of the four winds fill my sails
Cross the sea of years
With no provision but an open face
Along the straits of fear
Oh, when I want, when I'm on my way, yeah
And my feet wear my fickle way to stay
Ooh, yeah yeah, oh, yeah yeah,
But I'm down oh, yeah yeah, oh, yeah
Yeah, but I'm down, so down
Ooh, my baby, oh, my baby
Let me take you there
Come on, oh let me take you there
Let me take you there
KASHMIR is my favorite song (to 11 and beyond), especially the drumming of John Bonham (RIP).
Next must see/hear live performance is PINK FLOYD "Comfortably Numb" live 1994 PULSE Concert
Love the reaction man. This was a f#!king banger!
Greatest rock song - EVER, by the greatest rock group - EVER
Yhe drimmer is Jason Bonham, son of original drummer John Bonham.
John Bonham son playing...John died years ago, on of the best drummers in rock.
Please no rap ..!
Ever heard of a Led Zeppelin track called "The Crunge"? It's a homage piece to James Brown and his style. And if that ain't rap I don't know what is.
Really a larger than life/fairy tale story, with the band's triumphant return to the stage with the son of the departed drummer sitting in to complete the father and the band's legacy. More than a band. Look at how their art moved so many people from different backgrounds and generations. It's great that their catalogue is so readily available now for future generations.
Loved your reaction! This was one he** of a show!
00:47 - Yes, you have heard it before. ... And you were robbed. Nice react. 👍
Thanks for watching 🙏🏾💯
The Legend Led Zeppelin!!!!!!!
Mighty, mighty Zeppelin.
it's a long song you don't want to end
OMG Plant`s voice is amazing! Love this song to death. REAL talent, REAL tight band.
The GOATS!!!!!!😎
G.O.A.T.
Now you gotta do this one at Knebworth live with Bonzo on drums to understand. 👍🏽
Jason on drums, son of late drummer John Bonham, is the only way this concert happened. And only 20k tickets sold. And Plant is his Godfather too.
You do Heart "Stairway to Heaven" tribute at Kennedy Center Honors LZ yet?? 🤔
If not you should to come full circle. ❤👍🏽
P Diddy sampled it on his song Come to Me...Led Zeppelin are always listed either one or two as the GOATs in rock history along with The Beatles
Why can't we just keep our own music.
Zeppelin didn't actually let him sample their music. Jimmy actually recorded fresh music for the track hence why he is in the video
Personally I would add the Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd and Traffic to the list...
@@marymargaretmoore9034 all great bands of course but when you google who are considered the greatest they usually have The Beatles and then LZ...I think Pink Floyd are more of a psychedelic progressive band so they are not always put up there or considered like a traditional rock band
@@bobbyn.9773 I suppose that's true, but they are way up there on my list whether it's prog rock, psych., rock or whatever they're considered. Definitely the thinking man's (person's) band. Of course, I'll always love LZ. How old were you when you first saw them live?
Absolute favorite song
If you like this song, you mihgt also like the song SPIRIT OF RADIO by RUSH. An other thing is the drummer is JASON BONHAM whos father was JOHN BONHAM the original drummer for
LED ZEPPELIN
Waving the hand is what i always did "When moving through Kashmir"...45 years later...ugh...U SAW
Well, I managed just 48 seconds of watching this video before stopping it. That`s because you only managed to watch 24 seconds, of one of the greatest music videos ever, before you felt it necessary to stop it and start talking. Just let it play, keep quiet and talk about it afterwards. Try watching Sabina react to this same video. That`s the way to do it.
Incredible that Kashmir first came out in 1975 and this was in 2007!! Robert, John, and Jimmy are as great as back in the day! Robert's vocal are killer!! Robert was about 58 here ! 🤘❤️
The original drummer was JOHN BOHNNAM who died, now playing is his son JASON BOHNNAM HIS SON.
Robert Plant 75 YEARS OLD!! Jimmy Page 80!!!!
Name one rapper who you think could pull of performing one of their hits...and sound the same, LIVE at that age?
This was written in 1974, when the group visited Morocco. It was released in 1975 on the Physical Graffiti album. Bonzo sadly died of an OD in 1980, and the group felt it couldn’t continue. Bonzo’s son, Jason, took to the drums for this one-off show. He certainly inherited his father’s inate talent. He called Robert, Jimmy and John Paul his three uncles as they were there for him if he needed anything after his father died. John Paul plays the bass part with his left foot driving the song onwards with the dual keyboards, Jimmy had cleaned up his act and was clean of drugs by this performance. Jimmy said this driving riff was actually the last part of another not named song. Then we have Robert, who voice is still as powerful in range and strength of being able to hold notes for such a long time. No gimmicks like auto tuning, just pure raw talent. I feel so lucky to have been a young teenager when this album was released. This live version is better than the s album version. Your appreciation for this music makes me happy as your generation will become the guardians and promulgators of this iconic group and their music after we have sprung off this mortal coil.
That was Jason Bonham the son of that John Bonham on drums. I was lucky to see Led Zeppelin live back in 1970. Checking your play list I don't see any Rush.
I would suggest Tom Sawyer official music video
YYZ live in Rio
Natural Science from the Molson Amphitheatre Toronto
Cheers
Best Intro ever. Cannot go wrong with Rush.
You probably heard this in the movie “Fast times at Ridgemont High”. The car scene on the date, it was hilarious! Great reaction! Saw Zepp in 1977 Seattle kingdom. The greatest of all time!!
Love ur reaction to led zep. Only wish I could of seen them live.made up u love Queen too,I've seen them live twice.amazing.x
I had always been disapointed that Jimmy Page didn't put out any new music for decades now. I recently read where he's had tendinitis/carpel tunnel for a very long time and just didn't have fluidity to play as well. Especially soloing. A song like this is easy in comparison to some of their other very demanding songs for a guitarist.
As good as page and plant are on this and they are without doubt awesome, the real star of this song is John Paul Jones, he underpins the song with his keyboard lines, and he’s playing bass with his feet. What a musician.
There are so many of the live performances that people say for the last 55 years; this one is the greatest or no this one is.Take your pick on your favorite.Im going with this one cause its a oerfect performance at a time the audience is hoping it goes down that way.Three musicians that sound like an orchestra
Please react everglow alternative music video by Coldplay please.
They Killed this!!!🎉
Diddy picked that up and used it which a lot of rappers do. This has a Middle Eastern vibe to it which Plant incorporated into his music.
...and that's how its done
The best stripper song ever!!!!!!!
Not bad for old men 😂😂😂
GREAT REACTION THANKS FOR SHARED 👍
saw them live in 77
I suggest a deep dive into this group. The Beatles owned the 60’s. Led Zeppelin owned the 70’s. Aside from maybe Tool, there is no other band that has come out since with music that makes you FEEL as much as zeppelin music.
I dont have any money but I'll pay a million dollars to see this live
This is a great song.
I can’t believe you have never done any Metallica. Metallica it the largest and greatest metal band of all time. Not only is the music good, there is always a deep message (bars). You should have lyrics pulled up. Here are a couple suggestions for you.
1) One- you can do the video or pull up lyrics. I think the video will help you understand better what it’s about.
2) Master Of Puppets
3) The Unforgiven
4) Fade To Black
Say less 🫡✅ I gotcha
@@FTBREACTS so I’m unsubscribing now. You’re very rude.
That means we’re going to do Metallica next..think it came across the wrong way…
Cough cough... iron maiden.. !!
No you got that wrong the drummer is Jason Bonham the son of original drummer the amazing John Bonham who died years ago that's why Led Zeppelin broke up