Led Zeppelin - Kashmir (Live from Celebration Day) (Official Video)
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- Опубликовано: 1 ноя 2012
- Led Zeppelin perform 'Kashmir' live at the Ahmet Ertegun tribute concert at London's O2 Arena from the concert film 'Celebration Day'
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Led Zeppelin formed in 1968 and went on to become one of the most influential, innovative, and successful groups in modern music, having sold more than 300 million albums worldwide. The band rose from the ashes of The Yardbirds, when Jimmy Page brought in John Bonham, John Paul Jones, and Robert Plant to tour as The New Yardbirds. In 1969, Led Zeppelin released its self-titled debut which was produced by Page, as were all the subsequent albums. It marked the beginning of a 12-year reign, during which the group was widely considered to be the biggest and most innovative rock band in the world. 
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John Paul Jones, the unsung legend and backbone of Led Zeppelin! 🔥
Never received enough appreciation, but truly is the backbone of it all... Not an easy task that many can do!
I was just going to mention his 'Presence'
He’s lovely. In interviews his dry sense of humor is just amazing!!!
He's carrying this song.
Jonesy!
It's no wonder why so many modern day bands struggle. The bar was just set so high...
So true. I was a teenager in the 70's and I feel luck to have experienced Led Zeppelin in my formative years. I truly believe that Rock and Roll bands will never be this awesomely inspiring ever again. The entire music world is more about business and less about talent. Sad but true.
Let's see arseholes like Beiber try to come up with something this good!
+Mia7189
"The entire music world is more about business and less about talent."
Yeah, because consumers buy music because they like a specific _song_, why should anybody bother thinking about the required talent behind it when it is completely irrelevant to the listening pleasure?
+LouReu I am in the same situation as you. :(
i reckon that
This is possibly the best version ever recorded of Kashmir (IMO). So heavy!
I agree ❤🇸🇪
Not the drums. In the original version, John Bonham is slightly and intentionally a bit more off compared to the guitar, like an echo but not a reflection. Of course, as you said, it is your opinion.
This is by far the best version of Kashmir ever played. Sounds so incredibly good.
Plants voice was amazing for his age in this performance.
At his age it still sounds so much better than these modern day rock bands
@@jaydirt8729 you got that ____ing right!
I would like to see some of their performances when they were playing in the 70's.
O0⁰0
@@jaydirt8729 0o
I don't think I deserved to watch this for free,what a biblical performance.
You are worthy
Amen brother
The hero we don’t deserve but the hero we need 😂😂
lol...well said
You do deserve it.... Listening again here
forever LED ZEPPELIN.
My grandfather heard it,
my father heard it,
I heard it,
my son heard it...
Beautiful.
Да вы все МОЛОДЦЫ!!!😂❤
He sang it better here than he did in 79. Aged like fine wine
He understood more of their own song
Ooooh yes ❤️🇸🇪
How can a 65 year old Robert Plant sing and sound the same like he sang and sounded in 1975? Magical!
Because he is immortal.
yeah at first i thought he was lip syncing but man robert plant still has it
@@indyracingnut hah we'll see
literally how 😯😯😯😯😯
Have a listen to Greta Van Fleet
Wherever John Bonham is, he would be proud to see that his son Jason is playing drums with his uncles, Robert, Jimmy and John Paul. Thanks John for being the best drummer of rock and music.
Perhaps his greatest competitor for the title Greatest Drummer in rock, Neil Peart of Rush, died this day. What a loss both of them are.
Dude, he fucking nailed it, and then some.
Jay foulds, I’m sure he’d be incredibly proud of all of them. And he probably had respect for other great drummers, like Keith Moon, Neil Peart, Ringo Starr, etc.
ruclips.net/video/hnT5I6EGQmI/видео.html
And he's killing it too...sounds just like his dad..
SIMPLY SAYING THEY ARE AND FOREVER WILL BE THE GREATEST ROCK BAND.
Maybe
Page, intoxicated with every note and chord he plays. Nothing wasted, at one with his guitar, the band, the performance. Kashmir, the ultimate song of reprisals. JPJ the maestro, Bonham’s frenzy of fills, and Plant’s crooning there will never be a better performer to lead a rock band.
💯
The timing and overall production is staggering.
Possibly the best live version I have ever seen. Jason does his dad proud on the drums. Everything is so damn tight, simply amazing
Agree. I've always thought Plant is a little flat in the Knebworth version. Blasphemy, I know, but here he's way "sharper" :)
@@knotwilg3596 Agree. Not to be snarky, but here they are all sober. Knebworth, no so much.
You always hear about the debate between Bonham vs. Peart. But I always thought it was John Bonham, not Jason. My God, this was an awesome performance. Jason is a very underrated drummer. This video rocked.
Agree 100%!
@@knotwilg3596 knebworth was not the "good/great" Zeppelin, in fact, one show the 4th? was terrible, but we Zeppelin fans understand.
Jason Bonham is simply marvellous. Respect. Like father like son.
Not really
@@mikekiss648 agreed
He was also in Rock Star
He has his dads genes for that and damn near as good as his dad was!
Papi is gonna proud of his boy !!!
What a THRILL for Jason!!!!!!!😎
Kashmir IS Led Zeppelin!!!
Growing up I only listened to Stairway once a hallowed year…..when KISW ( Seattle) played the top 100. But Kashmir…had to get my regular dose. I gave birth to my 2nd child to this song.
The best performance of all time???????? WOW! 🤘The only person who could replace John.....his son....made papa proud Jason! Arguably the best group of musicians.
I'm 71 now, I am blown away how good Plant and all sound performing this. How could anyone not be blown away
Honestly, I think Robert sounds better now than he ever has!
Well alright you said what all are thinking
So true
He still sounds great.
I think he's 71. Yeah excellent performances.
The fact that Plant can sing like that after all those years is.. Mind bogling.
True gods of rock and roll.
It's mind-blowing. His voice is still strong and sounds the same and what it makes it even better is what a great guy he is. He gives great interviews and always appreciates his fans. He's not a narcissistic arse like some of them.
Para,mi fue' uno de los gurpos mejores del mundo
Guirodecir...gue esta en el
Top..10 ....
I think the same thing while hearing and watching this video... Amazing vocal chords!👍🏼
Yes they are...my two favorite bands were queen 👑 and Led Zeppelin 🇵🇭👊
His voice sounds great!
When I was nine years old my dad and uncle took me to see Jimmy, Paige and Robert Plant on the no Courter tour in Kansas City. I had been listening to Zeppelin since I was a child so I knew all the lyrics to every song they played. They played Kashmir with the Kansas City Orchestra in the background, and it was, absolutely amazing. I will never forget that night for the rest of my life.
Still here in 2024. Nobody can bring it like Zeppelin.
Wooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
❤ love them as a child
I first heard them in 69. I had already been rocked by all the greats up to then. Zeppelin blew me away. If you came over to my house in the 70's or 80's you were going to hear some Zeppelin at a very loud volume. That was etched in stone.
no problemo its like yesterday this a keeper
The greatest band ever ❤
I am SHOCKED Robert Plant still sounded this good after all these years. Absolutely legendary singer, hands down one of the greatest voices in rock music history!
Exactly
The greatest no ones ever touched him
Without a doubt, the best voice of our time. May it live on forevermore …
20 Million tried to get tickets to this 2007 concert!
I'd be highly surprised if this isn't some kind of CD quality rehash vs a live performance
Plant is simply magnificent here. Best live Kashmir I've ever heard
agreed.
Probly because it's the only one where they weren't all baked out of their minds
Oh my, It's 4/20 ,, there will be a lot of Zepplin played today!!
john ferry
Ann Wilson does a better job!
Robert Plant absolutely owned it. What a simply amazing performance.
Robert has added way more inflections in this sing. I'm enjoying that Middle Eastern tremble he adds. Cosmic.
No matter how many years have passed, this will remain one of my favorite songs of all time. Who’s here in 2024? 😀😀😀
Me I’m here led zeppelin Alice in chains fleetwood Mac Chris Cornell soundgarden mudhoney layne Staley Andy wood Kurt cobainwhen lyrics were actually felt and musicians actually played there instruments all as lost some vocal power but Dave grohl and foo fighters and pearl jam still rocking it for us who love real music Led Zeppelin 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🎸🎸🎸
I'm here. I love this song and many more. I'll be 62 in a couple of months.
Present and accounted for
Io ci sono di sicuro❤
The meaning of this song is deep.
Think right after World War I.
What wasteland is viewed by
whom?
Who is temporarily Blinded?
Who led Zeppelin?
That guitar riff is like a drug...and the sound of this live version is incredible.
It sounds like music they'd play on a movie where, someone was trippin on drugs, and enjoying the ride.
Which Drug?
Have you got any on you BTW? 😂😂
@@khashayar8989it’s that drug when you tune your guitar to this and you feel like Jimmy Page. And if you don’t have a guitar, get a shit one and an amp.
It was an acid trip...
IOMMI,, PLANT, JPJ, BONHAM & who on the keys!!!!!!
I'm a 63 year old black man. Unbelievable truly blessed Led Zeppelin with spiritual guidance.
I'm a 42 year old white dude, but that don't matter. Music is the langue we can all speak. God bless and good luck in life and beyond
La música no tiene razas, es de TODOS.
Hey Sir, I got a couple of years on you. And, I got to see LZ in Vancouver in 1973. It was incredible. And I have loved them from the day I heard them. Yah, blessed, you have the word right.
Be safe out there friend, things are getting freaky. (or frisky?)
LZ is our happy place. When rock and roll was just good, and you could trust your government.
Respect from a Canadian Forces veteran.
I am 67 years old and I love this song and video
I'm not sure why your age and colour matter but I'm happy you are moved. Music transcends age and race. It's universal
The only drummer that could do this. I saw a interview with him saying the only thing he ever wanted to be was part of Led Zeppelin. You did it!
It's genetic. Jason Bonham.
@@sgtrosie7859 thats what I have thought.
Masterclass in classic rock, and to have John's son wow, and on his Dad's kit!!!!!!!
Jason kills it. Definitely his father's son.
To be clear, he's a great drummer in his own right - just like his father was.
It's in blood bro🤜
Most definitely! You can hear his father's sound through his son! Simply amazing...sublime!
Father set the bar too high that the son must do what's necessary to deliver it as precisely as possible. Gladly he did.
Let's give respect and kudos to the versatility of John Paul Jones, keys and bass. Great musician.
That dude plays like twenty instruments, what are you talking about mate?
@@skwisgaarskwigelf1365 I was being pithy. Those are the main two, and keys includes many others. The main point is his overall versatility and musicianship. Alright...kazoo, washtub. Okay?
@@catmanpc9166 Yep, JPJ keeps Led Zeppelin playing tight....
Fact the man can play anything probably even bagpipes
@@catmanpc9166 ha I think most of us gotcha 🤘
This song is a masterpiece.
Music for a generation. These kids today haven’t got a clue what constitutes real music.
Fuckin A!! Back when musicians had REAL talent
What a Masterpiece of Art. Kashmir remains my favourite Led Zeppelin song. Perhaps in 200 years from now university students will get their Masters Degree in Zeppology.
Sounds so scary in our world today
Good advise for the new generations
they will find some way of finding it racist
Yes,your right
At the Beginning:The Roots of real Hardrock! - Led Zeppelin,Deep Purple,Black Sabbath!!! -The Beginning!!!! A.
Most people don’t realize that John Paul Jones is one of the main reasons behind the massive sound behind this song! He’s creating a huge wall of sound from those two keyboards he’s playing!
Two keyboards and a full base pedals.
@@kevincoulter3743 That also.
i agree! every f'in part of this song makes it sound huge. tho my favorite part is the polyrhythm between the drums and the melody
Thank You John Paul Jones on thee piano....Love this man
John Paul "the conductor" Jones
It’s 2024, I’m now 70, still listening, and this song is as great as it was the first time I heard it. ❤
I’m 73yrs and I have to agree 🤘🏼 absolutely love them, and thanks to RUclips we can unite with everyone around the world listening to this super talented group 🎵🎶🎸🤘🏼
@@brennenlancashire2465 I couldn’t agree more! ❤️🤘
I,m 74 and what a band.
😀👍🏻🔥❤️
@@brennenlancashire2465wau😅inanılmaz😀👍🏻Super,ben 55 yaşımdayım, inşallah ben de 70 yaşında dinleyeceğim bu parçayı 👍🏻çok seviyorum,ilk duyduğumda 16 yaşında idim,hâlâ seviyorum,o zaman kaset, bobini bir teyp vardı bende😊✊🏻
26 million people chased 26,000 tickets. The biggest demand in music history
Around 2010, Robert Plant was maybe 50 feet from me at a festival in Austin, Texas.
I wanted to speak to him.
He turned and walked away.
I somehow managed to get Two for this, and we went! i have never in my life felt so connected, spiritual, and as high as I was this night. In a word? Surreal.
Plant is flawless here.
holly andrews .. plant.. evermore the traveler of time and space.
God speed, Bonzo. You are missed.
He gave his very best effort for sure...he didn't quite have the range of 40 years ago when I saw them in '77 but he was damn fine.
Still sounds good after 40 years
So good.
Robert plant stopped doing drugs a long time ago that is why his voice still sounds magnificent. He said in an interview he needed to stop because it was hurting his voice. I'm glad he did not just because of just keeping his voice. But because I care about him as a person. I'm glad he has lived as long as he has.
It's awesome that Jason plays so well! So many children of musicians just can't follow up their parents. There is only one John Bonham, but his son does him proud!
Deep Heat Very cool. I keep missing his band when they're relatively near where I live, but the next time I see that they're playing, I'm GOING! Was he a pretty nice dude?
Deep Heat Ted Nugent was there? How crazy was he? Lol.
they shall always be one of the great bands of all sjb
I completely agree! I'm a long time drummer and Bonham enthusiast. Jason definitely makes his father proud. I met Jason a few years back, and told him that very thing, I felt like a giddy kid lol. It was awesome! Super nice guy.
Agree. Everyone should see Jason's Led Zeppelin Experience Band in concert. Touring around the country. Very talented and a very fun time. You adore Zeppelin music? Go see JBLZE !!!!
Jason! Damn. And Robert's voice and utter precision. LZ, forever and always, the absolute GOAT.
Was at this concert. Cost me an arm and leg. What's a few body parts. The whole night was an amazing experience.
I hear ya mate. i spent $2500 each for two, and felt blessed!
I would have sell a house if I had it for a ticket to that concert, my god the whole experience was just …….. no fucking words man
You can tall Jason has endless respect for the band, the music, and his dad.
I think he's feeling his dad is right next to him. He is an amazing drummer.
I'ms sure the band itself loves him playing drums, it must give them strength of heart as well.
He was and is their biggest fan
Yes so much talent so much to live up to, but the spirit of his Dad was with him and he knew it
Jason totally nailed it.
50 years later Robert's voice sounds incredible still
That's what happens when you sell your souls to satan
@@prajwalvenkatesha4267 no question they sold their soles. Humans are not capable of doing what they did on their own
This was in 2007, so actually 39 years later.
I agree. Great group, 1969 I was 14 yrs old and I bought my 1st album....Led Zeppelin-2. I also bought "Physical Graffiti" I still have both albums. Love to go back to 1969, and stay forever.
What can I say a true rock god’ never to be replaced ‘tnx Rob your the only one’my hat comes of to you
Plant never lost that voice.John's son on drums.True authentic Led Zeppelin!
Total agreement here.
Only a Bonham on drums can make Zeppelin Zeppelin...
I'm sure Page, Plant, and Jones would agree.
An amazing rendition of their magnum opus, each of them builds their playing to a crescendo of power near the end. The audience was given a religious experience of music. If only I was there...
This beats the dog shit out of "modern" rock-n-roll. Please play Kashmir at my funeral so I may rest in peace.
William Matthews there are some good modern bands, i recommend you Ghost BC for example :) but yeah... Led Zeppelin is top tier quality
fuck off
Ohhh, I like that - Kashmir at my funeral....
Houndmother I will rest in peace.
i was hoping to have it played at mine as well ! i am a traveler of through time and space !
Just incredible, Roberts voice sounded as good as the 70s
Ray DeSantis
Because there is a lot of technology behind...
BesorgterSimsSpieler yeah echo, so what
Ray DeSantis ur so right
Best this song ever played
Ray DeSantis He sounds pretty decent on Kashmir, but most songs he can no longer sing in the original key and are a tuned down (some songs it works for but others lose their mojo). Heck, by 1973 he could no longer hit the high notes on most nights for Stairway, Rock and Roll, Black Dog, Immigrant Song, Over The Hills etc. No warm ups, constant touring, smoking and drugs all killed his top range. I think the no warm ups was the worst, as it may be why he had nodes on his vocal chords. Smoking usually seems to be more gradual in it's damage.
There's a grandeur to Zep that no other band can match. Amazing ❤
Maybe Pink Floyd comes close
Zeppelin and Floyds,the Gods of rock and roll
Jason never missed a beat taking his father's place. The man is outstanding. He's the backwall. He doesnt just keep time, he's not a clubber, he fills in all the right places. He is a standout in this version!
He sure looked like he was enjoying himself! Did't know that was Jason Bonham though.
@@douglaney1177😂😂😂
Mir geht's genau so mit dir
Always done my heart good seeing Jason carry his Father's legacy so well.
@@douglaney1177he was told leading up to this to take the pressure off by the other three they didn’t want him to be trying to imitate his old man but rather like himself, who was bitten by the drumming bug while John was still alive. With that, knowing the other three wanted him to do justice to the songs as Jason Bonham you can see he’s not trying to imitate Bonzo instead he’s relaxed, in the pocket, and locked in.
Honestly, this is the best version of Kashmir.
Kashmir without Bonzo isn't Kashmir
Same, to me this is what the guitar riff should sound like in the studio version, it just sounds insanely good
Uf.. I don't know....this one is excellent also ruclips.net/video/bzEYNsFC2gE/видео.html
@@rati_108 Why tf is this banned in my country.
Still, good but personally I like the intensity and Plant's voice in this one more.
Chahat Aggarwal same
Saw them in '73, '75, '77 (4 nights in a row At Capitol Center Landover MD), and yes. I had the privilege to be here for this one as well. BEST band ever!
One lucky Nazi 😊
You are so lucky! I saw them in Vancouver in the early 70's. They were awesome!
Your symbol roadie, is it waffen SS? My uncle was SS. And I was a member of the Canadian Airborne Regiment. My family came from Germany, and, I have the honour to have served in Deuchland with NATO for four years.
Peace buddy.
Jeebus. What absolute musical genius. And Jason on drums? I'm speechless.
Robert is not young here anymore and he still has that beautiful voice.
He's still got the voice and he's still beautiful!
He is real
It's because he don't use this audiotune shit. For some people it isn't necessary.
@@samdaniels1234 Digital enhancement is not raw Rock and Roll. These guys were pioneers in the industry. I do like digital, my DAW studio allows me to write without a band and mix it down to a very good sounding recording. I play several instruments so it sounds like a million dollar studio. Robert Plant uses tons of effects on his voice, mostly digital but no voice correction devises. Los Angeles
@@samdaniels1234 how bout saying something that actually means something, why do you think that autotune tops the actual talent of plant ?
John Bonham would be very proud of his son. Perfect.
HE IS...LIKE THE SONG SAYS, " IF THERES A ROCK AND ROLL HEAVEN, THAT MUST BE ONE HECK OF A ROCK AND ROLL BAND. MR. JOHN BONHAM IS RIGHT THERE AMONGST THE VERY BEST...😁😊☺😎
One of the most perfectly thought of comments that I've read on you tube to date!!!
Yes he would!
I agree- John would be very proud of Jason:)
Yes, it's SO perfect. OMG
LED ZEPPELIN IS IMMORTAL!!!!!!!!!!!!
What is kashmir?
Originally Answered: What is the song "Kashmir" by Led Zeppelin about? Originally called "Driving to Kashmir,a region in the northernmost part of the Indian subcontinent,plant explained to Rock journalist Cameron Crowe : the whole inspiration came from the fact that the road went on and on@@shadab5910
Originally Answered: What is the song "Kashmir" by Led Zeppelin about? Originally called "Driving to Kashmir,a region in the northernmost part of the Indian subcontinent,plant explained to Rock journalist Cameron Crowe : the whole inspiration came from the fact that the road went on and on@@shadab5910
April 2024 anyone?
Me
Yep
Timeless
🎉
Me 🎸🥁🤘
The faces Jimmy makes while playing are just priceless!!
Sandra Kopp luv the duckface!
@@krick7247 Ducks do Jimmy face.....
And I love the look on JPJ's face. Kickin bass pedals and playing two keyboards!!!!!!
That is the face of a man “dosed just right!” 😉😁
@@rickdavis3593 Ha ha - that is really good!
Must be such an honour to take the place of your Dad in such an epic band.
Phil Toseland I agree with your comment.
you bet!
His dream come true. And Bonzo is certainly smiling and so proud of his boy
Yes!
Well said! And he has done an incredible job!
Just Awesome
Three Rock Gods and a disciple.
Never be a sound like this band, never another scream like Plant, Page's riffs timeless, Paul's bass runs and keys, Bonham's percussion driving it. His son did him proud here.
Wow I can't agree more this maybe truly the best live kashmir I've heard I'm 48 been rockin zeppelin since the 80,s
I agree this band is irreplaceable
Greta Van Fleet sounds just like Zeppelin. You should check them out!
So true
@@rickbeauchene8694They try to sound like Zeppelin. There's a difference.
4:20 goosebumps when Plant's amazing voice leads back to the main riff.
FENTON And the heavy eastern music influence thingy at the end of the shout I love that moment
He's saying that scream is influenced by the middle east. Hence the name Kashmir .
The Security Guard Kashmir is in north africa
no Kashmir is between india and pakistan bro....
you should learn geography before telling someone who was born in the middle east where Kashmir is. .
The ultimate gig of ZEP! John and Jason share the same Spirit, the Wizard still launch the last , definitive Spell! And was Legend, now they are Immortals!
Brilliant...Robert Plant and Led Zeppelin. My favorite of all time !!!
I am 70 years old. Led Zeppelin is and always will be the best band ever. They are true God's of Rock. God bless you all. Cheers
💯💯💯💥🌻
The Beatles are better but Led Zeppelin are close behind.
Simon Bayer Are you kidding?
Simon Bayer There are more complex bands out there. Pink Floyd are one of them.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, SIR ROBERT!!!!!!!!!!!
It’s no wonder Robert was voted the best male rock vocalist ever , simply amazing.
Plant and Mercury are the best 2 imo
I don’t think the 1 chord would make any difference.He can cover it.
@@emiryilankirkan5263 I'd throw Daltrey in that bunch, too.
Paul Rogers and Freddie.
Axl Freddie Robert
The Masters perform. Nobody can Touch Led Zeppelin.
I WANT TO GO BACK TO THE 70'S SO BAD
Me too brother
The 70’s were fucking gay
Me as well@@WTHenry2023
Damn, I'm in tears, every time I watch this, they are just THAT awesome! So, so good, after all these years.
+jonesy97 The Good ole days...
+jonesy97 ....unbelievable !!!!
+jonesy97 !
+jonesy97 Me Too
+jonesy97 Same here. How lucky the audience they are. LZ is always my best band to the end!!
Man Robert Plant still has a great set of pipes, his voice still sounds 25 years old! And Jimmy Page still has the moves of a 25 year old, Ya gotta love Led Zeppelin!!
Ten głos nie do podrobienja!!!!!!!!
Questa esecuzione è eccezionale come ho già detto, ma Robert non ha la stessa voce di un tempo, si sente che fa più fatica. Jimmy anche se è un Dio a suonare risulta un po' goffo perché poi qui è ingrassato, a me fa impressione rispetto a 30 anni prima quando era molto dimagrito causa eroina e quant'altro...
Men are lucky as they age as entertainers they can wear dark glasses and silly hats. Women cannot get away with this so retired women performers have a hard time trying to stay in the music world. I am one of them. hate getting old, still listen to all the music of 60's 70's 80's then all music died.
@@pamelapickett4004 I'm sure there is some truth to that, women have some advantages over men in life and men have some advantages over women in life, but we can agree that music really did go to hell in a bucket after the 80's
Plants' shit is on point on this.
Truly the best. Only a handful of bands have accomplished what Led Zeppelin has.
It blows my mind just how much this live performance sounds so close to the record. Just shows the level of production they have behind them. Amazing.
The production sounds completely different from the album versionn 😂
All members are kicking massive amounts of ass here, and Jason did his father proud. Epic song.
Bonham was so so great that literally only his son is the only person on earth who could fit shoes that big!! Amazing work.
John Rose Is that his son ?
@@mickelimbo yes, jason bonham!! Doing his dad proud! A real talent in his own right too. The perfect addition to the group!
That's BADASS!!!
How true, he did a fantastic job.
People think I'm nuts when I say Jason sounds like his dad. After all he's "just" the drummer. If they only understood.
The best ever ever !!-such a superb track!!!! Northing can compare- RP Voice range ,The music,so unique!! I just love love love THIS version of KASHMIR!!!! Oh my Gosh!!!
💙💙💙💙💙💙💜💙💙💙💙💙💙
Playing like if it's a matter of life and death. That's what it takes to give one of the best performances in history.
Play every note like it's your last
robert plant sounds fucking amazing here
I AM AMAZED WITH HIM -THEM AS WELL . I feel lucky that I see that video of that perfect group through youtube . The group of my youth.....
They do sound like they sounded decades ago . Bravo!!!!!!!! Thanks for sharing.
+Nikos Mendrinos I was there with my father and it was f**kin epic
ikr
he hacks. he hacks life
It was edited a bit, sorry to point that out.
So much respect for robert plant. Brilliant Vocalist.
+brooks potts ....fantastic !
the man whit an angel voice
The man is a god.
+brooks potts he has immense presence and charisma its unbelievable
+brooks potts Going to see him live in July, can't wait.
My all time favorite rock song since it first released. These guys were pure magic.
MAN!!!! Memories! I'm 65, grew up in Montreal, (CHOM FM), ZEP was BIG!! 1980, had tickets to see them, front row....John passed away. my heart dropped and hit the ground..I will never forget the loss of him, and of the band..BUT! Nice to see OLD Zep boys rocken. And to see Jason on the skins! I only wish, they would for the hell of it, get back together! No new stuff required, just the memories of that time! Young people today would never feel or understand the power of this song, when it would hit the air waves! Can't be explained, you will (new people) will, never, ever, understand the power and feelings behind this classic tune! Man, it was a classic back in the day!!! SO GLAD I LIVED the 70's!!!!!!!!@ I have tears in my eyes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The years go by so FAST!!!
Led Zeppelin is TIMELESS. There is the beginning, and it goes on forever.
Hello, how are you doing? It is nice seeing you here.
John Paul Jones. He's the glue holding it all together.a musical genious not always given respect for what he does.a musical genious
So true. I only understood it 2 weeks ago: Jones is the glue, a so talented glue
He’s respected by literally the entire rock and roll community fucc you mean?
100%
Right!! To this day, I still don't know why Robert and Jimmy seemed to consciously avoid JPJ in the 90s like he had a catching Disease when they got together in the mid-90s.
...and, as you can see: it's hard work to do!! I can see all of them doing their work for us, four in their own manner... no matter what you do, it's ok - as long as you're not only holding a bible into a camera...
These guys weren’t just a band ,they were all real musicians that’s why it sounds so good !
The best very best of musicians
Holy mother of God.
The guitar, the drums, and those vocals.
Some bands do not translate well performing live, but this is perfection.
Simply sublime.
Plant shows why he has the best voice in rock and roll.
True! I have seen him twice...amazing!!!!
Trying to pull up try to pull up full albums utube giving me bad time
Darren A he has like 10 different voices
second best behind Paul Rodgers (vocalist of Free and Bad Company)
MY VERSION OF BLACK RUclips... ERIC HORVITZ BLACK
Goosebumps seeing Jason on drums sharing this moment in honour of his father John.
Yes!!!
Oh yes! 🖤
Uh,…
There was only one drummer and that was John Bonham, his son is just like him
He did a hell of of a good job too.
Robert Plant's voice is incredible in this performance...almost 60 years old at that concert...
Like a fine wine 🍷 improves and is enriched with time.
Even after 50 years, I can say this ; my all time favorite group and song! At 73 y/o, it still gives me a high and takes me back to the 70's.
Amazing song! I discovered it only this year and, I am pretty sure, it will give me a high when I'm 73 y/o (if I'm lucky to live that long).
The greatest rock band ever!
I agree saw them in 75 as well. In Seattle I was 17😂🎉 there the best. ❤
I hope you saw them live in those 50 years! All my greats are dead before I got a chance to see em Live.
I saw them in 77. Pontiac Michigan.
One of the best live performances of this song I've seen. Jason Bonham is so amazing you can almost feel the spirit of his Dad in his most excellent drumming.
Amazing, indeed!
Yea this is great music that will probably never be matched. It's unfortunate that these great entertainers are old men now and will soon be leaving us. Enjoy everthing and everybody.
Good gosh a mighty what a performance
You will never hear lyrics much less music like this ever again!!!
His father is with him, always. 🙂
There has never been and never will be a better band.
The best of the best. Pure.
The unquestionably greatest rock band of all time I'm 65 and they still give me chills
I love to think that since they were and still are The Gods of Rock that their voices were preserved in their older age just so they can continue to show the musicians and bands of today and tomorrow how real music is supposed to sound like. Long live The Gods Of Rock Led Zeppelin the original OGs of rock
Amen
They really are.
65 here too
Wow, you were still probably in High School (junior/senior) when ‘Physical Graffiti’ was released… great era for music!😏
There just isn't enough applause in the world that can pay back a performance like this.
Best band's bests song's best live
@@JesseJames-no7ik there best song is stairway to heaven
Robert Plant says their best song is Kashmir.
@@christophermobley187 He is right ,sure
@@noahsmith3943 Ten Years Gone and Kashmir are better...
Whatever power Mr Plant lost by 65 he made up for 1000 fold with unreal control and ability to channel the power he did have with the epitome of professional precision. Add in all of the extra lilt, accentuating, vibrato and eastern bends and you have a Grand Master at work. And oh, did I mention John Paul Jones, Jimmy Page and Jason - the son of the late great John Bonham were crushing it too? Wow…
Absolutely astonishing performance. Each individual at the top of their game.
2:23- There is no other person on Planet Earth that can deliver that vocal moment better than Robert Plant. Goosebumps!
I teared up the 1st time I saw that part, years ago. I was just in AWE, that after all that time, he could still pull it off. Plus, his face was like, so...DETERMINED. Like, "I am NOT gonna fuck this up!"-type thing. Fucking GLORIOUS.
I like Zep a lot but not my favorite all time by any means. That said this is the single best ever live performance of a song!! This is an experience!! Robert Plant is a rock star and the band is good. Not a huge catalog of great tunes IMO.
It’s why he declined to tour in later years. He knew his vocal chords couldn’t survive it and he demands perfection as demonstrated here. Goosebumps indeed!
SIMPLY AMAZING VOCALS for a 63yr old. Plant=LEGEND
@@MichaelMitchell-eo6cb that comment really slapped me in the face, what the fuck do you mean not a huge catalog of great tunes, you must be tone deft or something. do you think they sold 250 to 300 million albums for no good reason. what an idiot
There are many rock bands who enjoy a faithful fan bass for decades. Then there's Led Zeppelin with billions of fans that haven't even been born yet.
Brilliant!
Timeless 👏🙏
As a boomer kid who saw Led Zep live in 1977, I agree with this statement.
It's funny my 6 year old son pointed to a poster I have of led zeppelin and asked "what it led zeppelin?" I said "one of your future favorite bands" lol he seemed confused, but one day it will all make sense
And in this song's live version there's no bass :^P
I grew up with the best music in the world !
Seen this many times never commented but man is that perfect!
thank GOD for Jason Bonham...... his Dad came back in him.....
I read that he was technically proficient on the drums at 5 years old. Amazing.
No....he came forward for his dad...