Tool No Quarter Led Zeppelin Cover!! First Listen!!!
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The song and lyrics are in reference to the Battle of Hastings in 1066. Both William the Conqueror and King Harald were of "Germanic" roots but the Norman Conquest was directly against a "Viking" King and ended the Danelaw that dominated the British Isles (particularly England) for several hundred years. This was a time of vicious battle where no quarter was given...Harald and his men were slaughtered in the attack. The Normans were well known for their superior steel blades and armour. The phrase "The winds of Thor were blowing cold" is a reference to the Norse God Thor and possibly the fact that ultimately this was a war between "Norse" people as opposed to outsiders. Thor's Hammer was often carried by Viking warriors as a "Good Luck Charm"...and in the case of the Battle of Hastings it proved not to work. So, either the "Good Luck Charm" had "gone cold" or the fact that two peoples sharing the same Pagan belief with the same Gods were fighting each other. The song almost certainly pertains to Middle Age Britain somewhere around the time between the first Viking raids in the seventh century and the Norman Conquest in 1066 AD. The song was written at a time that Led Zeppelin was heavily influenced by both Viking and Celtic mythology and history. This is expressed in the third, fourth and fifth albums in particular.
hell yeah! thanks for the context Ron!
I was married to a Lovely British woman. You gave me more history, I think, then she ever shared with me.
Very cool and informative.
Thank you.
Ron Sevon Completely wrong, the danelaw was ended by a saxon king well before william invaded, Harold was fighting the Vikings in the north near york, there last strong hold, defeated them and had to march south to fight william in hastings. The Normans were of Norse/ French decent.
Exactly! Hastings was Saxon vs Normans ! Stamford Bridge was Norse vs Saxons
I thought this was more about a hit squad, one that is doomed to never return from. Some critics and journalists have called it a “Satanic quest” as it refers to cold blooded murder. Others have guessed that it’s taken from Tolkien’s Ring trilogy
I don’t know why people bother putting song requests in the comments,vin and sori ain’t doing it if there’s no quarters!
🤣well played!
Anything Maynard touches turns to Gold. I've always loved this cover.
This is the best cover of all time. Mesmerizing 🤘🏼I heard this at a house party about 6 years ago and we all actually went deadly silent to listen.
Really wished you had did Zeppelin version 1st, but man this IMO one of the best covers ever! Chills every damn time I hear this!
Yes indeed
totally agree , one of the best covers
A Perfect Circle also covered Kashmir and When The Levee Breaks
Tool grabs you and pulls you through it at their own speed. They NEVER rush you through a song.
I miss more Tool on here
Its got to be intimidating to cover the greatest band to ever exist, even for such a great band like Tool.
🙄
Maynard intimidated? Ya, I don't think so.
@@jhamilton1007 Maynard is great, but even he is no Robert Plant.
@@curtiswilson3569 I never said he was
Not at all
Been waiting for this!
I can still recall the day when I realized this was Tool (my favorite band) covering Ledd Zeppelin (another of my favorite bands). I had it on repeat for hours.
Both bands are definitely in my top5, and 'No Quarter' is my favourite Zeppelin song, hated the cover at first, but now it's also my favourite Tool track!
Had a similar experience with Sisters of Mercy's cover of 'Gimmie Shelter'...
About friggen time!! 💙
Thanks for doing tool :)
This sounded great!!
Trippy cover. They made it sound more like Black Sabbath : D
Badass!
A Led Zeppelin masterpiece cover done quite well.
I hope you guys eventually do Tool's You Lied cover, Maynard dose a pretty badass scream at the end of that song
You lied is one of their best to me.
When buzz joins them on stage that, perfomance is insane!
Man!!! This song brings back so many memories. The first real rock band I can remember. From the 70s on. The zeppelin are one of the greatest, if not the ggreatest.And Maynard did an excellent job with ty his song.
Do the Zeppelin live MSG version
YESSS!!!!!!
@@andremariano6263 I just heard some versions from Germany & France from the 73 tour, Plants voice was in top form & Page playing seemed much cleaner than the MSG shows. I heard Black Dog, Misty Mountain Hop & The Song Remains the Same.
monosodium glutamate?
@@HunterHarris Incase you weren't joking....Madison Square Garden (MSG). If you were joking, then disregard this attempt at being a descent human being.... :) Peace
bout time! Nice!
Now you guys should go with led zep - no quarter
YUP!!!
The led zepplin live nyc of no quarter is awesome!
how did i not know tool did a cover of this all these years
From the Salival box set. Also on the album is a cover of Justin's old band Peach's song "You Lied" which is also great, and the live versions of Third Eye and Pushit which was very different than studio version.
You can also find Maynard covering rocket man if you search.
@@jimmyg.6487 and APC did a cover of Bohemian Rhapsody. Maynard nailed that one!
@@StinkfistedJambi90 ok what, gotta find that.
Love your channel
awesome review by awesome music lovers. Keep it up
Great song by two great bands
A Perfect Circle When the Levee Breaks live at Red Rocks
Cool track.
More Tool. Sweat, Third Eye, Lateralus, Reflection. Any Tool song is great
Omg i cant believe you guys did a reaction to Tools cover of No Quater.... I love LZ man and the original is a masterpiece but this is so much better to me. Tool is my fav band of all time and they could not have done this better justice
Omg finally!! I recommended this song when the pandemic started. No disrespect to Zeppelin who are one of the greatest bands of all time but Jesus Christ Tool just took this song and covered it out of respect and simply made it theirs even Led Zeppelin said this is now their song. Pretty incredible praise. They're just on another musical universe and dimension than any other band past or future.
I'm sure zeppelin never said that lol. It is definitely a great cover. But not at the level of the original band playing this live.
Funny I dont care for Zepplin. But this was badass.
Yeah stop making stuff up lol. It was well received that's all.
@@jensclarberg6419 not making it up but honestly I can't find the source on it so I admit it's just he said she said at this time. But I did see an interview and they did say that, Jimmy Page to be exact, and they nodded in agreement. If I ever come across the interview I'll definitely share it. Regardless whether you believe it or not though bottom line is you rarely find a cover where the band that's covering it sounds much better than the original and that's the case here. Tool's version is just better and I absolutely love Led Zeppelin. It's free to have your opinion ofcourse.
@@valamolamb I'll share it if I ever come across the interview. I'm definitely not the only person who's saw this interview. Maybe they'll happen to check this random comment list and share the source lol. Prolly not but then again you did so maybe. 🤷♂️ But how can you possibly "be sure Zeppelin never said that"? I would love to hear how that's possible. I admit it's hearsay until I can find the source where that interview was but to be so sure that they DIDN'T say that is making even more of a leap but maybe I'm talking to Jimmy Page himself on a random comment right now. In that case maybe I can get your autograph and you can tell me what you really thought of this song Jimmy.... lol
From the same singer. A perfect circle - Imagine. It's a also a cover from the John Lennon's classic Imagine. I'm my opinion it's in another league
A Perfect Circle does a cover of Zeppelin/When the Levee Breaks
Live at Red Rocks their best performance of song
We all know Vins view of imagine
@@motorcitymaniac167 That's barely a cover if you ask me. More like a tribute.
You are utterly mistaken. The best, most epic line in the LoTR trilogy is: "Toss me."
“See you like started pushing around like you were going to mosh a little bit there, for me Tool does not do that to me.”
- Sori
That reminds me of when I saw Tool two days in a row, (supporting Lateralus w/ The Melvins opening for them): day one, in Tampa, the audience just vibed like Sori, and I think that energy we gave off influenced their set. I think that because day two, in Orlando, the audience was losing it straight away, and during their set there was a good deal of moshing and whatnot. It seemed like the band recognized, “these people aren’t being rude but they’re also in control of the energy here and we’re not going to be able to calm them to play more of those vibe-inducing songs.” To contrast that experience with when I saw them in my hometown, Fort Myers, with Tomahawk opening for them, the vibe was straight up rudeness, with people booing Tomahawk and shouting “Sober,” and the like. They played a pretty lane set that night, which definitely affected my mood later on, (something I can see in retrospect.)
Considering it’s originally a Led Zeppelin song, good chance it’s a direct reference to LOTR.
For some reason, something y’all said reminded me of Over The Garden Wall, and I highly recommend giving that a watch if you haven’t seen it.
You need to listen to the classic and original version by Led Zepplin!
Paradise Lost - as i die
Speaking of great covers of classic songs. You guys should react to Faith No More's cover of Sabbath's War Pigs
"Freaking Tool man", accurate.
They recorded this live.
Jordan > Kobe > LeBron
Looks to me like Sori knew what this was beforehand. she is so damagingingly smart and hot
No quarter? No dime,... Don't even give that guy a nickle
Opeth - Godhead's Lament
Lots to digest here. Tool is my favorite band and how I discovered your channel. I think Led Zeppelin is the greatest band ever though. That of course is subjective.
Tool has done this cover many times. I really don’t think they do a great job with it. Maybe Maynard relates to it lyrically. I’m not sure.
Maybe
"Led Zeppelzin"
'Soo glad to see you once again'......Reacting to the sonic bliss that is the 'quadrinity' of TOOL AND the beautiful catharsis that MJK's vocal expression(s) inherently and always evoke!! well done VINSoriANITY and if I may, provide a recommendation via the sidelines; The NEW Puscifer(MJK's Arizona based, sonic stronghold)album: "Existential Reckoning"..WOULD most definitely benefit your guy's outlook, within this current "tit for tat" & daunting existence. Therefore it SHOULD be added to your QUE, and if it isn't soon, ill simply put my $ where my mouth is and manifest this highly beneficial reaction for you two; MODERN DAY NIGHT LIGHTS!! Thank You for the continuous insight and perspective and ill INEVITABLY be talking to you soon ANGELS!!
I'm not afraid of dying. I've been dead once. What I'm afraid of is dying without truly living
Was spell check extra?
😂
Neil deGrasse Tyson had said: If an argument lasts more than five minutes then both sides are wrong
my favorite no quarter cover is by grave digger
React to Angra - Carolina IV
Damn, that song is good. Tool version.
Kreator - Enemy of god
That was all over the place.
Vin, don't get mad. Sori, you are as fine as a frog's hair. You ever seen a frog's hair? No? Pretty fine, huh?
Great cover and reaction. To the 4 people that disliked this video... you get no quarter. NONE 😂😂
The vengeful cannot be happy, because vengeance is God's, this sayeth the Lord. When we choose to be vengeful, we are robbing God. We think we know what makes us happy but, we have absolutely no idea
Tool is fantastic and all, but there is only one Led Zep. And their No Quarter is still the best.
Time for the Crowbar version now lol
I take back what I said about you 8 months ago. You Alright.
I prefer Crowbar's cover
I love Tool...since Undertow and they put their own mark on this song, but this just can't be compared to Led Zeppelin. Zeppelin's is just way above this.
Zeppelin is the greatest band of all time but let's be honest, this version is better. However, MSG 1973 is the best.
Disagree
Who do they think they are, covering Zeppelin???? They rocked it
It's a great cover. I myself prefer the zeppelin version however, tool did it justice.
Covers week before Biden does a press conference?
This was good but nobody does it like Zeppelin! Watch Zeppelin do it live from MSG!! Killer!
Alot of vocals low in the mix
You need to listen to led zepplin live of this song tool is a cover
Still one of the Greatest Cover Versions ever made !!!...close your Eyes,forget the World surrounding you and go on the Space Trip to other Dimensions !!!!
This rivals the original
If there's any band that could properly cover this song, it would only be Tool.
Facts bro
is he talking about his mother and her issues and they realize she is going to die? You know EVERYTHING (APC, Pucifer, Tool, wine making.....) he does at some point references his mother? MJK was at a time very angry with GOD and his mom because ALLLLLL through her issues she PRAISED GOD and it irked Maynard. He was very close with his mom but he felt lost he could no help her
No.
Wow,they can play somebody else's song.I mention only in passing so can every bar band ever...
LZ got up early to lay down a great track. Tool should have stayed in bed. Too Techno, no atmosphere.
Wtf no stfu
The music sounded like it was too much in the background not good quality vid you did here.
Not as good as the original
Better than the original
Different Dynamics
As awesome as Tool did with this song, LED Zeppelin's version is better. They did it back in the 70s, and they wrote it. Tool didn't change anything in the way it's played, just how it sounds. That main guitar riff is the baddest riff ever played, and is much trickier than it sounds
Tool took a mediocre Zepplin song and made it perfect.
hahaha.....they ruined it
Mediocre? 🙄
@@theonlyjonah79 yes, compared to Kashmir, When The Levee Breaks, and Stairway.
@@joshuacanipe7688 I think it’s one of LZ’s best songs. The mood is so heavy and palpable and the riff is amazing
Not mediocre to me. Not by any standard!
As much as I love Tool, I loathe this rendition. The original is better. I don't know why, though. It just is...
How dare tool ruin a classic Led Zeppelin song like that. Horrible
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