Aside from "Kashmir" having arguably THE most iconic, immediately recognizable riff of any rock song ever made, another thing that was unique about Led Zeppelin is the band had arguably the greatest (or at least in every "Top-5 Greatest" list) front man, drummer, lead guitarist, bassist that Zeppelin gave us. For example, GUARANTEED if you typed in "greatest rock drummer" on Google and pulled up 10 legit links showing their greatest drummers, John Bonham's name will be atop the list more than any other drummer. Rolling Stone magazine named Robert Plant as the greatest front man in rock history. What an incomplete list of greatest lead guitarists would be if Jimmy Page's name was not included. And the same goes for the GREAT John Paul Jones on bass, as all 4 members of the band were not only VERY special, but they all got off playing together. There'll never be another band like Zeppelin, that's for sure.
If your gonna watch it live, watch the official video from Knebworth 1979, it’s one of the last few performances the band did, their drummer John Bonham died a little over a year later and the split up. Then watch the 2007 reunion with the drummers son Jason taking his place on the drums. You will see that even as senior citizens and not playing for 27 years they are still better than anyone. Both performances are beyond epic.
A lot of Zeppelin music is very mood-oriented, rhythmic, hypnotic, dynamic, and almost cinematic. They truly conjure moods and imagery. Bassist John Paul Jones played a type of early synthesizer called a Mellotron, however, they also had studio musicians come in to add strings and brass (which Jones also arranged). Here are two links for this performance; the first is from their performance at Knebworth in 1979 and the second is from a charity performance where Jimmy and John Paul Jones were in their early 60s, Robert was in his late 50s, and Jason Bonham (John's son because John passed away in 1980) was in his 40s - and they KILLED IT. I'll leave it up to you to react to either (hopefully both). Glad you liked it! (Knebworth) ruclips.net/video/hW_WLxseq0o/видео.html (charity) ruclips.net/video/PD-MdiUm1_Y/видео.html
@@journeymariereactskashmir a heaven for terrorists now... an eden like paradise just a hundred years ago or so... the song kashmir is a fantastic journey that transports you to that shangri-la in the middle of the desert... at the end of June's dust storms
I think this is my favorite song that led period I did see them in concert in Seattle in the Kingdom period period they are the same in person as you hear on the record. It's hard to believe there's only 4 guys up there and they're able to make it sound so big.
LZ is the most musically talented band of all time. They are incredibly versatile and all 4 members were masters of their craft. It's like a basketball or baseball team where all the starters are Hall of Famers. So many more amazing songs of theirs to check out... Fool in the Rain, 10 Years Gone, Babe Im Gonna Leave You, Ramble On, Going to California, Immigrant Song, Over the Hills and Far Away, Hey Hey What Can I Do, All My Love, Tangerine...
You are right Journey Marie, Led Zeppelin does transport you to another place. There is a great live version of this song in Zeppelins "Celebration Day" concert. Unfortunately drummer John Bonham had long since passed away, but his son Jason Bonham does an admirable job covering the song. Check it out, I'm sure you will enjoy it. Peace.
I remember hearing about birth rare going up after the release of this song. I remember the fun I had in the back seat of my 1969 GTO "the judge" listening to this song with one of my girls..in the late 70s
LOVED ur reaction. Growing up Led Z was my favorite band. Beetles were pop as far as I was concerned but LED was hard. Such a talented band. Greatest ever in my book. Got to see them live in concert twice. Great memories and helluva good times before during and after. Unique times back then. Ty for sharing ur groove.
Oh no your gonna be rockin that thang Arab Style now ha haa ,lol just kiddin but it always did have that vibe as if he is in an exotic Egyptian Desert .. Puff took the melody of this on a song called Cover Me and Jimmy actually played guitar on that one.. KNEBWORTH 1979 is the best live version available
Just a magnificent song. Definitely in my favourite 10 Zeppelin tracks, or more accurately favourite 5. The word epic doesn't quite do it justice and despite it's length of roughly 8 and a half minutes, it always makes me feel like I just want it to keep going. Great reaction, by the way.
Nobody is like Zeppelin!! Watch it live 1979 at Knebworth!! Unbelievable! Then watch it from 2007 Celebration Day concert...they were in their 60s and STILL better than everyone else! Every song by them is simply magnificent!
Robert Plant was unhappy with the performance at Knebworth, he was going thru alot of personal stuff. I think he intended to make up with the Celebration performance and in my opinion he(They) done it. Maybe because I'm almost a old as them🤣🤣 and so proud to see them preform so well, I rate the celebration performance as their best, and I have watched alot of their stuff over the years plus I seen them in 77 in Pontiac Mi with a crowd of about 80,000 people.
I would fall asleep to this song, nearly nightly in college. Sometimes it was the Doors or Pink Floyd. A couple small hits, some good tunes, and off to dreamland. 😌 The days were for metal, Metallica, Maiden, Alice In Chains, and the like,,, the nights were classic rock 🤘✌️❤️
They definitely had a way of building tension, and a release. Jimmy Page called it light and shade, or whisper to the thunder. They were a band of equals, after the death of John Bonham in 1980, the most respectful decision they made to their family and fans was to call it quits. Zeppelin are the real deal
You should watch the live version from o2 arena in 2007. That's 27 years after they broke up. The drummer John Bonham who died is replaced by his son Jason Bonham. Over 20 million people requested tickets so they had a lottery for tickets.
Lol, just go back to their 1st album, 1st song and go. You will be stunned at the versatility and consistency of their talent. Every song is a killer, every album. Every member of the band is one of the GOATs at his instrument.
nice reaction....if you want to to be transported to Kashmir than watch the Live version off the No Quarter-Unledded album (ruclips.net/video/bzEYNsFC2gE/видео.html)...it's not the whole group just Page and Plant, but it is taken to another level with the Egyptian Orchestra and a Moroccan ensemble....definitely a must listen
Love that you love lee zeppelin U definitely got an ear for great music.. I guess that’s subjective but idc there is some bad music I don’t understand how people listen to it🤷♂️💯😂 But this band doesn’t have a bad song They were magic fr
Aside from "Kashmir" having arguably THE most iconic, immediately recognizable riff of any rock song ever made, another thing that was unique about Led Zeppelin is the band had arguably the greatest (or at least in every "Top-5 Greatest" list) front man, drummer, lead guitarist, bassist that Zeppelin gave us. For example, GUARANTEED if you typed in "greatest rock drummer" on Google and pulled up 10 legit links showing their greatest drummers, John Bonham's name will be atop the list more than any other drummer. Rolling Stone magazine named Robert Plant as the greatest front man in rock history. What an incomplete list of greatest lead guitarists would be if Jimmy Page's name was not included. And the same goes for the GREAT John Paul Jones on bass, as all 4 members of the band were not only VERY special, but they all got off playing together. There'll never be another band like Zeppelin, that's for sure.
If your gonna watch it live, watch the official video from Knebworth 1979, it’s one of the last few performances the band did, their drummer John Bonham died a little over a year later and the split up. Then watch the 2007 reunion with the drummers son Jason taking his place on the drums. You will see that even as senior citizens and not playing for 27 years they are still better than anyone. Both performances are beyond epic.
Absolutely spot on. Great performance!
A lot of Zeppelin music is very mood-oriented, rhythmic, hypnotic, dynamic, and almost cinematic. They truly conjure moods and imagery. Bassist John Paul Jones played a type of early synthesizer called a Mellotron, however, they also had studio musicians come in to add strings and brass (which Jones also arranged). Here are two links for this performance; the first is from their performance at Knebworth in 1979 and the second is from a charity performance where Jimmy and John Paul Jones were in their early 60s, Robert was in his late 50s, and Jason Bonham (John's son because John passed away in 1980) was in his 40s - and they KILLED IT. I'll leave it up to you to react to either (hopefully both). Glad you liked it! (Knebworth) ruclips.net/video/hW_WLxseq0o/видео.html (charity) ruclips.net/video/PD-MdiUm1_Y/видео.html
Thanks so much for the suggestions I’ll try and do them soon🙏🏼👌🏻
@@journeymariereacts yes and yes! You will not regret watching both of those live performances!!
@@journeymariereactssymphonic rock. Just fyi
@@journeymariereactskashmir a heaven for terrorists now... an eden like paradise just a hundred years ago or so... the song kashmir is a fantastic journey that transports you to that shangri-la in the middle of the desert... at the end of June's dust storms
Simply The GOATS...PERIOD!!!! 😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Welcome to the journey I've been on for 49 years. With Led Zeppelin.
Yep. That's John Paul Jones on a keyboard synthesizer. This song was conceived on a road trip thru the Moroccan desert. Epic song.
Kashmir live at Celebration will blow your mind!
I think this is my favorite song that led period I did see them in concert in Seattle in the Kingdom period period they are the same in person as you hear on the record. It's hard to believe there's only 4 guys up there and they're able to make it sound so big.
LZ is the most musically talented band of all time. They are incredibly versatile and all 4 members were masters of their craft. It's like a basketball or baseball team where all the starters are Hall of Famers.
So many more amazing songs of theirs to check out... Fool in the Rain, 10 Years Gone, Babe Im Gonna Leave You, Ramble On, Going to California, Immigrant Song, Over the Hills and Far Away, Hey Hey What Can I Do, All My Love, Tangerine...
"oh it's over" 😢
I felt that too. Still do. Everytime.
You are right Journey Marie, Led Zeppelin does transport you to another place. There is a great live version of this song in Zeppelins "Celebration Day" concert. Unfortunately drummer John Bonham had long since passed away, but his son Jason Bonham does an admirable job covering the song. Check it out, I'm sure you will enjoy it. Peace.
I remember hearing about birth rare going up after the release of this song. I remember the fun I had in the back seat of my 1969 GTO "the judge" listening to this song with one of my girls..in the late 70s
This song was written about the lead singers travels though North Africa and his time spent with desert tribesmen.
This is the song that the members of Led Zeppelin consider to be their best song.
I feel like I was transported to Kashmir too Marie!
In the Evening is an amazzzzing zip track and u don’t see it reacted to much.. but your new to them so almost anything u pick can’t be wrong 💯😂
LOVED ur reaction. Growing up Led Z was my favorite band. Beetles were pop as far as I was concerned but LED was hard. Such a talented band. Greatest ever in my book. Got to see them live in concert twice. Great memories and helluva good times before during and after. Unique times back then. Ty for sharing ur groove.
Thank you so much for watching & supporting😁🙏🏼
I Love Led Zeppelin. Your reactions are as beautiful as you are.
Wow, thank you!
@@journeymariereacts just being honest 😉
You was totally immersed, very nice !!!, its so good to be inside something, to feel from within .... lovely and thanks beautiful lady 🥰
I definitely was👌🏻😊thanks for watching🙏🏼
What an awesome reaction! The best I've seen to this song!
Peace
The absolute Masters of Rock 🤟
Do the O2 reunion Kashmir live reaction. It’s amazing!
Oh no your gonna be rockin that thang Arab Style now ha haa ,lol just kiddin but it always did have that vibe as if he is in an exotic Egyptian Desert .. Puff took the melody of this on a song called Cover Me and Jimmy actually played guitar on that one.. KNEBWORTH 1979 is the best live version available
Led Zeppelin can transcend your soul. 🔥
Watch it live at Knebworth 1979...epic
First time seeing your channel loved yer reaction to music I grew up on. PEACE!!!!!
Just a magnificent song. Definitely in my favourite 10 Zeppelin tracks, or more accurately favourite 5. The word epic doesn't quite do it justice and despite it's length of roughly 8 and a half minutes, it always makes me feel like I just want it to keep going.
Great reaction, by the way.
Thank you!!🙏🏼
Jimmy Page and Sean Coombes teamed up to do a rap version of this song for the Godzilla movie.
Kashmir isso like an old movie's soungtrack.
Speaking of Led Zeppelin live; "The Song Remains the Same/The Rain Song" at MSG 1973 is top flight stuff!!
Nobody is like Zeppelin!! Watch it live 1979 at Knebworth!! Unbelievable! Then watch it from 2007 Celebration Day concert...they were in their 60s and STILL better than everyone else! Every song by them is simply magnificent!
Robert Plant was unhappy with the performance at Knebworth, he was going thru alot of personal stuff. I think he intended to make up with the Celebration performance and in my opinion he(They) done it.
Maybe because I'm almost a old as them🤣🤣 and so proud to see them preform so well, I rate the celebration performance as their best, and I have watched alot of their stuff over the years plus I seen them in 77 in Pontiac Mi with a crowd of about 80,000 people.
You would enjoy In the Light off of the Physical Graffiti album.
Incredible beat!!!
I would fall asleep to this song, nearly nightly in college. Sometimes it was the Doors or Pink Floyd. A couple small hits, some good tunes, and off to dreamland. 😌 The days were for metal, Metallica, Maiden, Alice In Chains, and the like,,, the nights were classic rock 🤘✌️❤️
Play led zeppelin Kashmir celebration day live best ever since
just listen to the song to the end, woman - Led do not need any explication - my God !
Please go away
They definitely had a way of building tension, and a release. Jimmy Page called it light and shade, or whisper to the thunder. They were a band of equals, after the death of John Bonham in 1980, the most respectful decision they made to their family and fans was to call it quits. Zeppelin are the real deal
Great reaction. Jimi Hendrix sometime? Voodoo Child, All Along the Watchtower, Purple Haze.
I’ll try those soon🙏🏼😁
All along the watchtower by Hendrix is fr like being under some trippy spell..
Alotta roadies burnin trees🔥 with tha crew to that one 💯😂
Watch the 1979 live version, the drums are magnificent
Do the Celebration Day live performance. I think you will like that.
Nice reaction and you should do the live version from celebration day that is a Master pice...
You should watch the live version from o2 arena in 2007. That's 27 years after they broke up. The drummer John Bonham who died is replaced by his son Jason Bonham. Over 20 million people requested tickets so they had a lottery for tickets.
Welcome to the Led Zeppelin world of musical alchemy.
Please do OVER THE HILLS FAR AWAY and RAMBLE ON by Led Zepplin
Love the video Marie stay motivated dream big 1 mill on the way Queen
Please react to Simon Says - Life Jacket
Great analysis of the song.
Thank you!!
Check out Achilles last stand from LZ
Hoping you do more Zeppelin reviews.
Definitely👌🏻🎸
I just subscribed; Great reaction you should do bestie boys sometime soon!
Thank you!! I’ll put them on the list👌🏻😊
Ima interview you one of these days
Nice reaction
It’s the keyboard...Melatone?
Jimmy playing the guitar and John Paul Jones playing a Mellotron
Do yourself a favor and listen to the song the battle of evermore by Led Zeppelin it's just beautiful!!!
It’s on the list👌🏻😁
Lol, just go back to their 1st album, 1st song and go. You will be stunned at the versatility and consistency of their talent. Every song is a killer, every album. Every member of the band is one of the GOATs at his instrument.
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nice reaction....if you want to to be transported to Kashmir than watch the Live version off the No Quarter-Unledded album (ruclips.net/video/bzEYNsFC2gE/видео.html)...it's not the whole group just Page and Plant, but it is taken to another level with the Egyptian Orchestra and a Moroccan ensemble....definitely a must listen
@journey marie react ur beautiful !!!
Thank you!!
Love that you love lee zeppelin
U definitely got an ear for great music..
I guess that’s subjective but idc there is some bad music I don’t understand how people listen to it🤷♂️💯😂
But this band doesn’t have a bad song
They were magic fr
stop pausing the song, it's annoying.
No