Teen Reacts To Led Zeppelin - Fool in the Rain!!!
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This is a song about a guy waiting on a corner for a girl.... and waiting... and waiting... then realizing he is on the wrong corner.
Yes! It's so brilliant and funny and it works so well with this really ambitious musical adventure.
Why didn't he text her? 😂
"Not what I was expecting" said every Zep fan when this came out.
This is why Led Zeppelin are just more than any Heavy Metal Band, their music is much more varied!
This is my favorite Led Zeppelin song, hands down. The story, the music, especially that break in the middle - it's perfection.
LED ZEPPELIN, "FOOL IN THE RAIN". Big change from LED ZEPPELIN 1. Still this was a hit and played a lot on F.M. Album °Rock Stations in the later 70's. The instrument you were curious about was a synthesizer..
Hey Silas , the solo is Jimmy Page on guitar but using an MXR Blue Box which was an oddball octave pedal. It turned an ordinary note into two, one normal and one an octave higher, but it was also distorted and kind of muddy. You had to have a song or specific use for it , like this solo. It didn't sell well and there are reissues but original Blue Box's are collectable because of JP and LZ
Janet nails it, and also a xylophone,......
@@kevinbrady6075 Is it a xylophone or a marimba ? I can't remember...pretty amazing that Led Zep would even attempt Latin rhythms like this
@@brewstergallery: Good question!Not sure either.
Yep!
@@brewstergallery I believe I read somewhere it was a marimba. Not 100%
My favorite LZ song! The opening couplet is the most romantic thing in all of LZ's music, in my opinion: "There's a light in your eye that keeps shining / Like a star that can't wait for a night."
Finally, my favorite Zepplin tune
One of my fave Zep tunes. Great lyrics and Bonham's drum part is TOP NOTCH. Love the whole thing.
The drum part is a variation on the Bernard Purdie shuffle like Steely Dan's Babylon Sister, but the offbeat cymbal bell during the chorus add some extra sauce, and difficulty to it. Bonzo was a big fan of Purdie as was Jeff Porcaro who used it on Rosanna. I love Bonzo going totally Brazil Samba Carnival
@@brewstergallery Yes I saw a tutorial of Jeff Porcaro breaking down the differences between the Purdie shuffle and JB's take on it that lead to TOTO's "Rosanna" intro.
Just came here to mention the Purdie shuffle but you beat me to it!
The half-time shuffle groove on the drums!! The late, legendary drummer, Jeff Porcaro, acknowledges adapting it from Steely Dan’s “Babylon Sisters” and “Home At Last” (Bernard Purdie) and LZ’s “Fool in the Rain” (John Bonham) for use on Toto’s “Rosanna”. Check out Jeff Porcaro’s explanation/demonstration: ruclips.net/video/NMI81yIlT0Q/видео.html
One of my faves!!! Such a chill fun Zeppelin vibe!!! Gets you moving though doesn’t it??? My guess for song with Olivia is All My Love.. that is a gorgeous song written by Robert & JPJ for Robert’s son that passed away at age 5, Karac Pendragon Plant …soar high rest easy!!!
Actually, my favorite LZ album. Cant wait for you to hear Hot Dog, I think you’re gonna like it regardless what others say! 😊
It took me decades to overcome my deep deep disappointment over this album. But I really grew to love it.. they really outdid their departures in style from album to album previously and that is worthy of putting it way up there... And that guy on youtube who did the 10 part special on the making of this album did a loving job delving as deeply as anyone outside of the Led Zeppelin camp could, gave me even more respect for it.
Led Zeppelin took some flack for this song because it was such a sharp departure from their harder tunes.I still love classic Zep better,but it is definitely a really fun song! ( especially after the whistle blows)...😉😁
I really appreciate that you just react to if you like the song without having to understand every aspect of the lyrics.
“What is that instrument, is that a guitar?”
1000 heads nod in unison… “Yes, Silas… that is the sound of a god playing the guitar.“
You keep finding gems to enjoy for the first time. It's music I grew up to and it never grows old to me. Welcome to the ranks of people who enjoy incredible music the likes of which just doesn't seem to get produced anymore.
One of my favorite John Bonham drums songs. 🥁
Welcome to a lifetime of musical enjoyment, my friend. Zep is priceless.
What a gem of a song! I would have missed this album if not for RUclips reactions. So thankful!
I think the ghost notes of that drum groove must still be ringing in the studio today!
My favorite LZ tune. Great work, Silas! Keep it up!
I think this is my favorite Zep song. It's certainly near the top.
Bonham slays on this. That fast roll at the climax of the bridge is so intense. Then he nails the high toms - bet he had to replace the heads after that recording. Beast!
This song has one of the greatest verses ever wrote in a song:
" and the clock on the walls moving slower
My heart it sinks to the ground
And the storm that I thought would blow over
Clouds the light of the love that I found"
How f*^king great is that?
9.97K. Come on kids, let's get Silas across that 10K line!!
Damn, there is so much to be said musically about this, I could go on forever, but I don't have time. I would certainly say that this, like many of their songs, really bears many listenings to catch everything that is going on, including just the lyrics alone. And yeah I too like his vocal delivery on this so much, but you should just read through the lyrics at some point; it's actually a funny and clever little story.
This is one of their most ambitious later songs. And I believe at one point that John Bonham said it was probably the most difficult drum part that he ever attempted and yet he just absolutely kills it. For those who are technically inclined, what he did was he took an existing drum pattern called the Purdie Shuffle, which was already really cool, which is why it became famous in the drumming world, and then he modified it and made it even more complex and funkier and more Bonzo-like, lol.
That crazy middle section is close to what I would call Calypso. It's got all the elements, with the shrill whistle calling for the break to begin, and then what sounds like steel drums and marimbas and all kinds of things going on.
And then Robert's vocals on top of it fit perfectly. And I loved it when after a while, the whistle sounds again, which is a call that this section is coming to an end, and so Robert just starts vamping and saying I got to get on, I got to get on, I got to get on. Meaning that it's time to move on to the next part of the song, laugh. It's not the first time they've done stuff like this; they did it most hilariously in their song The Crunge, where at some point this incredibly difficult but crazy funky jam they are doing needs to move to the next section or wind down, and yet they are at least acting like they don't know how to get out of the song, and anybody that's played in bands knows that this can happen sometimes when there is a lot of improv going on or the ending part of the song hasn't really been totally nailed down yet.
Plant is acting like he can't find the bridge in the song, and he keeps asking the other band members, Has anyone seen the bridge? And somebody else answers, No I haven't seen the bridge, and he asks again, Has anyone seen the bridge, and then it sounds like it's unevenly repeating like a record needle does when it reaches the end of the side and it's just bumping up again over and over again against the center label, and then the song breaks down and stops, and someone shouts, WHERE IS THAT CONFOUNDED BRIDGE! Lol.
Finally, others have talked about the MXR effects box that Jimmy Page is using for that amazing guitar solo, which makes it to me almost sound like a keyboard, but I would like to point out that the JPJ bass guitar line in this song is just monstrous in general, but if you listen closely to it during that guitar solo, I find it fascinating. It definitely feels like a jam and that these guys are just so tight and so good that JPJ is listening to what Jimmy is doing and while he sometimes plays a repeating standard bass line underneath, many times he immediately and right in the moment spontaneously strays from it and anticipates and mostly duplicates exactly what Jimmy is doing, only he's doing it underneath and it is so cool.
You explained that so well!👍
Appreciate you adding history/context!! 😃👍
@@mattbailey9396 I love everything about this kind of thing and this song really is such a masterpiece and yet it is also so much fun to dance to!
@@maryannturton9830 Thank you, ma'am!
@@stevedahlberg8680 🔥
My favorite Zep song followed closely by Ramble On ! 😁🥁🎸 Rock on everybody 👍
Congratulations on 10,000 friends, you deserve it😁✌
React to In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida live by Iron Butterfly also Spirit in the Sky by Norman Greenbaum
John Henry owns this song!😎
In through the outdoor.. Wow I remember as it were yesterday when the album came out in 79.. i just graduated from High School what a summer of music it was.
Jeez, Bonham's drums.. . Just wow
Purdy shuffle
Yes, guitar with switch on neck pickup and fuzz and an octavizer added for funzies.
Solid!! 👊
I love your endless happiness at hearing new music - love your content!
Also, do "What Is and What Should Never Be"! Great song!
Try RAM JAM "Black Betty" and Tim McGraws "Don't take the Girl" And Peter Framptons "Do you Feel like we do"
The instrument was a guitar solo played through a Blue Box by MXR.
Oh yeah, I was going to guess that perhaps All Of My Love is the one that you did with Olivia ...
Listen to that Bonham drumming!! Yes the solo is Jimmy's distorted guitar.
One of my faves Zep songs.
Great guitar tone! There is a RUclips vid with John Bonham's drum track isolated. He was a bad man!
I remember the 1st time I heard what happened after that whistle, I thought " well, that took a turn" lol
some have posted In A Gadda Da Vida. Do the live one from 68. I enjoy watching you run around your chair and pretty sure you well with this one.
So funny this song. Bonzo killing me.
The Purdie Shuffle on steroids. Are you sure you're not related to Bigfoot? You're always out of focus.. hahaha 🤣
The whole album is Amazing!! But then again it's Zeppelin....
En Español: Tonto en la lluvia by Maná from the Zeppelin Cover Album: Encomium. Es muy bueno!
Si. Es muy bien.
This is my favorite cut off "In Through the Out Door". I could do without the calypso middle part, but still a great song. The album has a few misses on it, but it's still Zepplin doing what they do best. I especially love the drumming on this cut. Too bad Bonham died so soon after this came out (about a year).
You gotta gotta gotta do CODA!
Keith Emerson 🤔
Carl Palmer 🤔
Anyone else hear any Grateful Dead’s Terrapin Station influences?
Greg Lake🤔
Drums!!!!!!
Had ex gf who would sing this song for me..the best
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You're listening to one of the greatest bands of all time. And the greatest drummer, John Bonzo Bonham.
JPJ took over the band for this album.
Listen to Kashmir when you get a chance.
That instrument was a guitar singing only the way Jimmy Page can make it sing. Led Zep was and still is the greatest rock band of all time.
Not one of my favorite Led Zep songs, but not one of my least favorite either. A solid middle of the road Zep song... of course a middling Zep song would be an all time great for most other bands. Led Zeppelin just sets a high standard.
I always knew that was some kind of octave fuzz on the solo, though it puzzled me because it sounded so different. Never knew exactly which octave fuzz until now. Cool. I learn something new every day... and usually forget it again by the next day. Lol
Completely disagree about this being a "middling" song for Zep. I think this is one of their best songs and encapsulates so much of what elevates them above so many of the other bands of that era. How many other rock bands were working in samba beats into their music?
@@moonlitegram That's cool. I personally dig their blues, folk and harder rock stuff the most, so for me a song like this is totally blown away by the likes of Black Dog, When the Levee Breaks, You Shook Me, Since I've Been Loving You, Ramble On, Heartbreaker, Immigrant Song, In My Time of Dying How Many More Times, etc. My favorite Zep albums are I, II and IV.
Don't get me wrong, I owned all their albums from I to Coda and listened to all of them constantly, and I appreciate their willingness to experiment and go outside the expected, which they are great at doing. They can take practically any kind of music and own it, turning it into a uniquely Zeppelin song.
But I have my preferences and you have yours. To each their own. 👍
Ummm…drumming. Bonham is still the best drummer to walk this planet.
I’ve always loved this song! It’s kinda sassy and light.
Yes! Thank you! I've always liked Bonzo better than that other guy. He has more of a feel for the music, more of a groove. He doesn't showboat, he plays for the song.
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They could have made it entire career out of radio friendly hits like this. But that would have bored them.
There's nothing boring about this song. And in fact it represents a much greater radio risk than a lot of their other songs. Samba isn't exactly a genre of music you'd typically hear on American radios in the 70s...
Common term is electric fuzz guitar
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