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Led Zeppelin - Kashmir- First Time Reaction
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
- Led Zeppelin, Kashmir - talk about a song with attitude. I've never bobbed my head so much. Almost gave myself whiplash!!
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Led Zeppelin were an incredible band. One of the most insanely talented musical groups in history. If you haven't already, check out "When The Levee Breaks" or "Since I've Been Loving You".
I'm happy how much you got out of this EPIC song!! Do more Zeppelin please!
Watch the live version of this from "Celebration Day" 2007. They are in their 60's and it is freaking awesome.
You should try the Celebration Day live version when they were around 60. Still got it.
Hey there. When they had those type of amazing skills, I'm not surprised they still rock at 60! So talented. Thanks for the comment.
This song was written about Robert Plant & Jimmy Page’s drive through the Sahara Desert, actually on their way to Morocco. They were going to a music festival, Plant fell in love with Morocco, & still visits there often. The lyrics actually do tell a story, this is the song the band is most proud of. All their songs our amazing, anything you’d pick is well worth a listen. Each of them are the GOAT of their crafts, & together they were the GODS of MUSIC. Some of my favorites are, studio You Shook Me, 3 solos of keyboard harmonica & guitar with amazing vocals & drums. Anything live from Madison Square Garden (1973), try Since I’ve Been Loving You. Live at Earls Court the May 25,1975 version of In My Time Of Dying, it will blow your mind. Live at Knebworth (1979), Achilles Last Stand, another to blow your mind. Kashmir live at Knebworth is also amazing. These 4 geniuses are the greatest also live, 3 to 4 hour nonstop concerts. Robert Plant plays the harmonica in a few songs, he’s excellent. Thanks for your reaction, please do so much more Led Zeppelin.
Yes, I'm still with you. Great reaction. Try Dazed and Confused next.
Hey there, great to still have you along, I still have that song on my to listen to list from that great list you originally gave me. I'll work my way through it in good time I'm sure, loving Led Zeppelin more and more!
There is Zep, then everyone else.
Do not miss "Since I've Been Loving You" and "Babe, I'm Gonna Leave You" and "How Many More Times" (Danmarsk, 1969, live)
I just love the classics, but especially Blues/Rock and Zeppelin does it great.
And also, Robert Plant is the singer, considered one of the greatest rock singers of all time. Jimmy Page is considered the second greatest guitarist of all time, just behind Jimmy Hendrix. John Bonham is considered the greatest drummer of all time. He is the only band member who is considered the greatest of all time in their instrument. Every list in the world names him as the greatest drummer of all time, even stupid lists like Rolling Stone magazine. And John Paul Jones is the bassist and keyboard player. He is very underrated and he is a legend. You can tell his briliance from this song. They all became The Led Zeppelin when they were 20. They were kids here. They are currently ranked the 3rd greatest band in history, just behind The Beatles and The Rolling Stones. But that's all just popularity and influence, in reality, they are considered the greatest rock band. The Beatles don't have a single song close to being anywhere near as good as Stairway To Heaven or Kashmir.
Jimmy was 26
@@user-gu7kk5zk2b He was 24 when Zeppelin formed.
No way...they are #1.
@@juliemanarin4127 Well to me they are, statistically they aren't, but musicaly, nobody comes close to them.
You do know a fair amount , but let me please correct one error: Tbey were most certainly NOT all 20 year old kids. Plant was 19 in July of 1968 when the band first started rehearsing. Turned 20 in August. Bonham turned 20 in May of ‘68. Jimmy Page was 24 in January of ‘68 and was a well-seasoned studio player and band member. Looked up to by Plant and Bonham as already having “made it” professionally. JPJ was 22 in January of 1968 and was also a seasoned studio player.
It doesn’t take anything away from their rocket ride straight up to the zenith of rock, but they were not all “kids”. Luckily so, because it was Page’s experience in the music world and his skill as a producer that got them their fantastic contract with Atlantic Records….along with his connection to Peter Grant.
I think you can gauge a person just a little bit better when you find out they like Zeppelin and YES
Great reaction. The live versions of this are epic as well.
Yes and Led Zep are certainly the biggest and best bands from the 70'. There are other great bands but not with the success of these two (well there is Pink Floyd in that era too). As many others say, always start with the studio versions even if the live ones are sometimes bigger. Immigrant song is a good example of that. It's a short song: you could do both versions in one video. Immigrant song was for me a real shock when I first heard it in 1971 (age 13 back then). In France this was like music from another planet.
Subscribed...50 year Led Head. We are a mighty force. ❤😊
Appreciate the subscription - I see how awesome their fan base is - it seems - once a Led Head, forever a Led Head!
Absoulte masterpiece. You should definitively go on and listen to every Led Zeppelin song there is, over the years of you channel of course. If you want a song from them that you heard before and that is energizing, listen to Immigrant Song. It's literally that song that you've heard before a thousand times but don't know the name. Unfortunately it's only 2 minutes long, but still a life changing song. If you want another one, then you should do Black Dog. One of the most badass riffs in history. Great reaction!
Thanks for the Led Zeppelin ❤
You're welcome. They'll be lots more of them to come!
Immigrant song
By Led Zeppelin ❤
You need to check out Immigrant song. The studio version
The drummer John (Bonzo) Bonham sadly passed away in (1980) greatest drummer ever. Check out his live 20 minute solo, called Moby Dick, live at Earls Court it gives the best views of him playing. He beats on them with his hands too.
They do many genres, so always expect the unexpected, they do all of it to perfection.
Please do Immigrant song album version next . it's my favorite song of theirs. probabaly heard it before too
Other super passionate fan bases; Rush …Nightwish…, Queen….Pink Floyd….Tool…..Genesis……,maybe Radiohead.
At least from what I’ve seen from watching reaction vids for five years. And yeah, Zeppelin fans troll RUclips for new reactors to our favorite band. I’m sure the other fan bases do the same.
OMG just **Beautiful** i **Luv** your **Personality** & how much ya get into **MyBelovedOtherWorldlyMagicalGeniusLedZeppelin** BEST band EVER to me heh OH & i also do **Luv** **YES** as well tho They are **Magical OtherWorldly* as well so freakin **KickAss** Ya **Rock** **Luv** your **Enthusiasm** ha YAY! **RockON!!!**
Greatest band ever!
Inspired by a trip to Morocco by Robert Plant of course Kasmir is not in the Middle East but in Asia the music theme is inspired by Moroccan Music
13:40 Led Zeppelin vs Yes? My friend, Yes is NOWHERE NEAR Led Zeppelin in any field. As you react to more of the songs of the two bands, you will see the massive difference between rock legends and Yes. Not saying that Yes sucks, but I mean, comparing it to The Led Zeppelin is funny. Led Zeppelin is considered the second greatest rock band of all time, behind The Beatles, and Yes is not even top 30.
By who? Besides you?
What a crock.
@@docnflossie7351I’d think a huge majority. I highly doubt Yes would have requests for 20 MILLION tickets in 2 hours, like Led Zeppelin did in 2007.
I can see why Led Zeppelin sit so high on anyone's list. I just love the passion all fans have out there for their own respective tastes. The similarities between fans is identical and that's great.
@@MusicForTheSoulReactions you’ve only scratched the surface with Led Zeppelin, out of all their songs, there’s only 2 I’m not crazy about. Here’s a few I highly recommend. Studio You Shook Me, there 3 solos keyboards harmonica & guitar, the vocals & drums are amazing too. Live at Madison Square Gardens (1973) anything from that concert, but highly recommend Since I’ve Been Loving You. Live at Earls Court the May 25,1975 version of In My Time Of Dying, a mind blowing performance. Live at Knebworth (1979) Achilles Last Stand, & Kashmir. Prince Albert Hall (1970) Dazed & Confused, guitarist Jimmy Page, uses a violin bow to play the guitar. Thanks for your reaction, & I hope to see you react to many Led Zeppelin greats.
@@docnflossie7351 Well, if you read a bunch of rankings, you'll see that what he says is true. Yes is an excellent band, but Led Zeppelin is in a class all their own. If you don't like rankings, let's look at album sales. Yes has total album sales in the range of 30 million. Led Zeppelin's 4th album alone has sold more than that (37 million), and their total album sales are in the range of 300+ million, so ten times what Yes has sold even though Led Zeppelin's last studio album dropped 55 years ago. There's a reason these four guys are called "legends".
As a yes and led zeppelin fan, i’m the real winner it seems😂.
Hahaha it would certainly seem so! 😂
The next time you need a pick up try Black Dog by them, but I would also suggest highly When The Levee Breaks, Good Times Bad Times, and Whole Lotta Love.
Also, I love Zep, and Yes, and Pink Floyd, and a number of others from this era, but I also love stuff from a number of other era's and genres. I hope you love them all too. Loving music is so much more fun than hating. Have a great day.
Thanks for watching and the recommendations, and I 100% agree, fun times over negativity! Glad to have you along for the musical journey.
Nothing to do with Matrix. The song in Matrix is "Wake up" by Rage Against the Machine, although it somehow resembles Kashmir. Maybe Tom Morello, who is a big Zeppelin fan, was inspired by Kashmir.
Ahhh gotcha, certainly sounded close enough to my untrained ears 😂 - well in that case, perhaps a visit to rage against the machine needs to be on the agenda?! Thanks for the comment
@@MusicForTheSoulReactionsI’ve read that the Riff on Kashmir was used in a song by a rapper fir a Godzilla movie. Don’t know the rapper.
You should check out one of the great live versions of this song as well!
Okay... Love the reaction...One of their best.... Now I've jjst watched you react to Comfortably Numb live and you were blown away by how good it was in comparison to te studio version. Well I have a suggestion for you... This Led Zep track is from 1975..... But 32 years later the band performed a one off reunion gig at the O2 centre and I really want you to watch that live version... The guys were obviously a little older, lol, Rober Plant, the singer, was 59 in 2007 and he performs the song even better live than he did on the ablum. Oh yes... their original drummer had passed away years before but fof this one off concert they got his son Jason Bonham to play the drums and his dad would have been proud. I will leave a link to the live wersion... Hope you get time to react to it..!!
ruclips.net/video/PD-MdiUm1_Y/видео.htmlsi=_DELO4IrdTLtBb77
Excellent suggestion. One of my faves.
@@helenespaulding7562 Thanks.. They are like fine wine aren't they. Get better with age.
@@johnpbh favorite band. Favorite performance of that song. Song in my top 3 of Zeppelin. (Others are Levee and In My Time Of Dying). Love their solo careers as well. Have followed Robert’s. Complex and fascinating guy.
Thank you so much for the comment. Consider the request added to the list 😊
@@MusicForTheSoulReactions Thank you very much... I don't think you will be dissapointed... as I said in my other comment to Comfotably Numb just now.. I've now had to subscibe LOL... I want to come along on the journey with you... Consider me your helpful grandad...!! Hahahaha... Take care.
It's Led Zeppelin
Physical Graffiti was their pinnacle ❤🎉❤
This is of course a classic piece in rock history similar to nothing. By time it got its own life. There is an interesting cover, or comment, by Lucia Micarelli + Jethro Tull. Check it! This is not a competition - its evolution. Anyone who know of more in the same way?
I went to a Led Zeppelin concert in 1974, and you are right - Robert Plant will sing your woman into bed! My date remarked (during the song Whole Lotta Love) that "is smells musky in here"! I think every woman in the arena had wet panties! Enjoy your journey!
Hahahaha hilarious! Robert Plant has one hell of a vocal range!
@@MusicForTheSoulReactionstrue….but don’t think it was his range that made the ladies swoon…😏
@@w.geoffreyspaulding6588 🤣
Also, given the shirt you are wearing, it appears you already know and love AC/DC. If so do you prefer early or later songs by them? Or love stuff from all sections of their musical careers, as I do? I would be happy to suggest some songs, if you really only know the later stuff. Love the reactions btw.
Yeah ACDC is one of the bands I actually do know, courtesy of my dad. Again though, I probably know most their main generic songs (I once owned a CD copy of Razors edge so anything off their I probably know too). My dad suggested I need to check out some Live version (I forget where) of highway to hell as the crowd were immense?! Any recommendations are always appreciated.
@MusicForTheSoulReactions If you don't know problem child, the jack, or let there be rock, try any if those.
Though I just heard an entirely different group that I cannot recommend more. Very different.
Lawrence - Don't Lose Site the acoustic video. It will shock you in the best way possible.
@@AndICanTalk2 Thanks for the recommendations, definitely excited to check out any new bands I haven't come across before, especially acoustic versions as that always adds an extra dimension to songs I think.
But don't you crave those "Oo oo!'s "?
Now you need to listen to Deep Purple.
Yes is no, there is no comparison with zeppelin 🇬🇧
To each his own bud. No comparison, I agree, in the same way one can't compare Classical to Jazz. If you prefer phenomenal writing/composition you'd gravitate towards Classical, but if you prefer more free form compositions and improvisation then Jazz would be your thing. Each has merits and one is not necessarily better than the other.