Bruh... WHY?! | Rap Fan Listens To LED ZEPPELIN - In My Time Of Dying (REACTION!)
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Why an 11 minute song?
Because they can!!!!
Because they are the greatest!
Imagine it live in their prime, god.
This was music to savour. What's your hurry, it's like sex, take your time and enjoy.
Why? Because your generation are NOT artists! Don't flatter yourself by comparing yourself to real musicians. 👎👎👎
@@mikelarsen5836 exactly.
Zeppelin is supposed to be experienced, not timed. Most of their songs are like Pink Floyd songs, you close your eyes and go for the ride!
Pink Floyd actually learned from Led Zeppelin but they are also a great band.
I wouldn’t say most of their songs
He's too IGNORANT!!! TWO BEAT HIP HOP CRACK HEAD
@@martinfiolic8530 I prefer Pink Floyd idk where you got them being influenced by Zeppelin from but both are great and have their own sound.
@@bioof4 floyd has it points...however LZ is boogie woogie/funk/delicacy.... in all of its songs...
They wrote songs for playing & enjoying via the album. It was radio time that really started controlling song length.
Radio was forcing 3 minute format in the era but FM radio was new, was playing whole albums, and generally breaking different ground. Page deliberately targeted this new medium and kicked open the doors for longer format rock.
My favorite band. Keep your influencer mystic. You can't compare. I play this song on my birthday every year. Check out Achilles last Stand
Yeah, radio demands short songs. Idiots have a short attention span, but they spend money freely.
Next song you probably really want to react to (but don't know yet) should be "Apparente Libertà,” by Giancarlo Ferrari. Great piece of music.
'Hey Jude' was the exception.
There are 3 minute songs that aren’t worthy of ever being replayed, and there are 11 minute songs never worthy of being paused.
If you can get yourself in the habit of listening to full length albums, then 12 minutes is not that long. This was how everyone listened to their favourite music back in the day. They put the needle at the beginning of the record and let it play through. To us, the only difference between longer and shorter songs is that one take up more of the already 45-minute record. Had they all been short songs, it still would have been 45 minutes, just with a bunch of short songs rather than a just a few longer ones.
12 minute song. Par for the course . The Grateful Dead in early 70s ,would do 3 sets . Concerts were anywhere from 2 and half hours to 5 or more hours .
Fred zeppelin.
@JD Hogg Giant Steps John Coltrane .
@JD Hogg I usually always listen to albums all the way through. Most recent for me was Kate Bush's The Kick Inside.
@@RICKROCKERTHEORIGIONAL and his brother Ted?
This song is the definition of Rock. As Muddy Waters put it. The Blues Had A Baby And They Named It Rock And Roll.
Blues had a baby with jazz
save it,he doesn't know who Muddy was
Patience is key. Not every song will be short and fast. Some of the most honest music is the music that took more time to make, and more often than not, it will be the longer songs on an album.
A virtue!!
Kidz nowadays...🤨
You shouldn't even call it patience, a song has to be heard and felt, not listened with patience, like it was some shit that you're looking forward for it to end
Wait till he finds out about echoes by pink floyd
Yes. Like A Medley or something like Bohemian Rhapsody by: Queen Amazing changes in the music are the Key to good songs ❤
led zeppelin tracks are exactly as long as they need to be, they also ALWASYS feel shorter than they are
No kiddin
I swear… meanwhile some bullshit lilBaby song feel like an eternity when its 2 1/2 mins max
@@julietpapa2657 because it’s repetitive and doesn’t keep you on the edge of your seat. Same repeated lines over and over to a simple recycled trap beat yk 😭
This guitar is straight up blues. Played old school slow, then sped up.
Bro there is no bad led Zeppelin songs! Lol
Hot Dog and a few others off Prescence aren’t too great, but for the most part I agree
The Crunge makes me cringe, and Hot Dog is something I never play around company, but yeah, no bad songs really.
Wtf is Hot dog? Led Zeppelin doesn't have a song named Hot dog, there is only Black dog and it is not bad at all.
@@martinfiolic8530 Hot Dog is a song on the album In Through The Out Door, the last Led Zep record while Jon Bonham was alive (Coda was released postumously).
@@martinfiolic8530 seriously bro?
Never looked to see how long a track was just layed back and enjoyed it.
@JD Hogg wish I had done that on my last move a whole box of(about 150 )albums went missing including a rare Mcguiness Flint album ltd with extra tracks.
I agree @luca ...apparently Robert Plant stated that his mother was gypsy (Romany)... (that's why he says he has that thick hair lol)...as a rule Gypsies are known to be soulful musically... in fact I think Roberts daughter Carmen is a gypsy/ belly dancer...😊
Oops wrong thread...lol
That works until you put on some Wagner's opera
@@fedegwagwa Ah yes but Wager came to my rescue when a neighbour in my flats was driving all of us batty by playing music so loud you could not hear yourself think so with my neighbours approval I put on the Ring Cycle on at volume from beginning to end. It made the point.
Arguably the most gifted rock band ever. Best guitar player who ever lived, in the opinion of most of his peers
Jeff Beck might have something to say about that 😆
@@1bigrowdy...Beck never really came close to reaching the success that Page has had. He was a great guitarist but wasn't that prolific at being a songwriter or anything like that.
Unless people are well-seasoned music fans, most aren't even sure who Beck was, or probably couldn't name any of his songs.
Big difference between the 2 guys.
@@MJEvermore853maybe in America, not so much in Europe. And you're forgetting Peter Green.
@@howardchambers9679 PG’s name didn’t even come up…
@@MJEvermore853 which is why I mentioned him.
I think it needs to be said they did this in one take, no autotune, or artificial means of keeping time. Raw, tight, rocking.
We got high, turned on the stereo and let that chit play. Too buzzed to change records very often 😂☮️♥️😎
Light up and let the album roll, then argue about who is going to flip it over!
True that, those were some good times.
Not mention the 12 hour acid excursions. Patience young folks, good things come to those who wait!
Truth, was gonna tell him get stoned first, lol
I am 21 and and Indian, totally alien to rock music. Still I enjoy them so much. The length has never been a problem. This is art man, not the dancing and pop icons that you see around making songs that can barely be called music. This here is the finest of musical talents and I wouldn't care if their songs lasts an enternity, I can hear them for as long as they perform❤️
Since I've Been Loving You - Led Zeppelin
If I could upvote this 100000000000 times I would. It is the quintessential Led Zeppelin Blues song.
They do a 45 minute live version of Dazed and Confused. I wish it was 90 minutes long. Perfection is timeless
That song bloody rocks. MSG 1972.
That's word I was looking for - "perfection".
Having listened to a lot of Led Zeppelin songs and still say “I hope it isn’t crap” is like going to your favorite restaurant, saying “I hope the food isn’t crap”.
This is one of my favourite Zeppelin songs. Today's generation has a much shorter attention span. Back then music was a real art form. You really enjoyed it like a fine dinner. That is a slide guitar that Jimmy Page is playing. This is actually an old blues song. Rock has a multitude of different influences. 🇨🇦✌
@JD Hogg I for one never did any LSD. Not something I wanted to try.
The length of the song didn't matter, a lot of songs were 3 minutes or less because that is what the radio stations wanted. When it is a really good song you don't care how long it. What I was commenting on was his comment about it being 11 minutes long and was finding the song slow at first. I find the younger generation has a shorter attention than us of sn older generation.I think that it is mainly due to the technology if today. Everything is at your fingertips now. The world has a much faster pace. When I grew up and yes I am close to 70 there were no cell phones, no internet. Heck, you were lucky if you had more than three TV stations. It was a slower pace. You could really get into a longer song or a longer book. Everything wasn't at warp facture 10 like today. That's all.
@JD Hogg No, back then you listened to the whole album; it didn't matter how long the songs were. The Moody Blues were one of the first prog rock bands around and they came out in the 1960's. They had longer songs on their albums and I or any of my friends didn't have any problem listening to them. Nobody cared about the length of the song. It was about the music itself.
@JD Hogg I am not saying young people are worthless at all. Read my initial comment again. What I was saying is the the world is a very different compared to back then. Today's world is at much faster pace and that is the influencer. That's all.
@Ste Srad Sometimes simple and easy is better quality than complex and hard to master, or it can provide a different value at the least. Art is not like performing surgery. It is arrogant people who want to believe they have the correct understandings regarding art, but they only have their perspective, however wide or deep. Music theory/technical knowledge is useful unless it takes away your ability to appreciate simplicity or narrows your acceptance for different kinds of art. There is a lot more to music than chords and music theory. And there is room for many different kinds of beauty in music.
@Ste Srad I get that, it needs to do something in your mind. That also relies on what you get from the song. Simplicity in terms of chords or types of instruments can sometimes get you focused, or "hypnotised", but it could also be more of an earworm situation. There probably needs to be something else there in the song if the pattern is heavy or simplistic, i.e. lyrics that make the focused state useful. I think different music connects you to it in different ways, so if you enjoy it and someone else doesnt, it isnt a matter of being wrong or right its just that the points of connection for that music are or aren't turned on in you.
It's because the younger generation's attention span has been reduced greatly over the years.
And their intelligence level
MY attention span has gotten shorter. I’m 64. We get instant gratification now. But any age can be mesmerized by Led Zeppelin.
@JD Hogg www.wral.com/study-too-much-screen-time-can-shorten-your-child-s-attention-span/18526722/
The instant gratification generation
I'm 61...my attention span is just fine!
“It ain’t bad.” Talk about an understatement.
Ikr?
It’s a fucking masterpiece
Led zeppelin doesn't make crappy music period
I can name you 10 crappy songs by them
@@SavishGoat you can name 10 songs you may not like and by comparison to their other work possibly. Compared to pretty much anything of today..."not bad at all"
@@algoner4421 there are definitely songs that have come out in the last 11 years that are better than certain Led Zeppelin songs. What makes them better may be subjective but that’s just what I believe
@@SavishGoat so do it
@@SavishGoatYea, right. You probably can't name 10 songs of theirs, period. Let alone crappy
This song was an old Gospel Blues song of unknown origins, but having been first recorded and released by Blind Willie Johnson in 1928. The lyrics and instrumentals of the original, however, are very different from Zeppelin's version. This was a jam session that really can only be fully appreciated if you're jamming along with them.
Jimmy Page plays the entire song with a slide which is a traditional Blues guitar tool that's essentially a cylinder of glass or brass that you put on your finger and run along the neck of the guitar to play the notes. It gives a very smooth "slide" between notes and allows for much more exaggerated vibrato.
Not unknown origin: Blind Willie Johnson from 1927; his song: "Jesus Make Up My Dying Bed."
@@marymargaretmoore9034 Reread my comment. Billie didn't write it. He was just the first to record it.
@@marymargaretmoore9034 Actually the song was considered a variation of a traditional blues song when Reverend J C Burnett recorded it in 1926 as "Jesus make up my dying bed". When Willie Johnson recorded the song a year later most assumed his source was the Burnett version (directly or indirectly).
While it's true that Johnson had the first released recording, Burnett actually had made the first recording. Not sure why it wasn't released, but I suspect the legal battle between Columbia Records and his small previous recording company at the time may have had something to do with it.
This song is a masterpiece
They make long songs because they have talent to actually play music and their lyrics tell a story , unlike the talentless computerized crap today that all sounds the same and has lyrics that sound like they were written by a 6th grader.
😂😂😂
Very well put. Every single song is about some high school or middle school love LOL
Couldn't have said it better!
Don't insult 6th graders
@JD Hogg you sound like a total jerk of. Now go home and get your shine box.
"It ain't bad" WHAT??? Listen to that drumming (the baddest single bass pedal drummer ever), the guitar work, the whole thing is a masterpiece!
Jimi Hendrix made a comment to Bonham about the way he played the bass drum, ‘You know what? You got a foot like a rabbit.’
He’s a rap fan. He’d rather listen to pure horse shit than listen to actual talent.
You're half right, we have listened to their whole albums, front & back sides, but I laughed at "hundreds". No, it's more like thousands of times. It never wears out, Zeppelin never loses that physical, emotional punch. Timeless indeed!
I was a kid in the seventies. I'm just glad to have been around when Led Zeppelin came on the scene.
It's 11 minutes long because Jimmy Page's playing ripped an almighty hole in the space-time continuum. It's only 11 minutes long in our usual 4 space-time coordinates. When it was recorded it was simultaneously 7 seconds while also extending from the present back to our sun's very formation. You can hear the wormhole embedded in the song, with Page playing both a call and response, but with each call coming 𝘢𝘧𝘵𝘦𝘳 its corresponding response.
You've just been introduced to slide blues. This song is as bipolar as Stairway, but both parts are amazing. This is an amped up version of an OLD blues song. You'll get there. Blues started it all. Try some Johnny Winter.
I was just thinking if I was on an island and had one Zep song.
In my time.
OMG impatience of today's youth. I first bought this album when I was 14 can vividly recall listening to the ENTIRE album moment I got home. The sheer experience of the music the greatness of the songs on the ENTIRE album not just a hit single and then 10 songs of @#%! This song is a old Irish funeral dirge this song is incredible the passion the skill you could listen to each individual track of the band members as a stand alone piece and it's a work of art. Bonham's DRUMS!!!!!! Page's GUITAR!!!!!!😍 haven't even finished watching your react just had to say something. But one thing for sure you better not cut off the cough!!!!!!!!! (Old Zeppelin heads know what I'm talking about)
We were just as impatient when I was young. Pop songs were 3 minutes or less back in the 60's. But then we moved on to bigger and better things.
I can't tolerate this kid. Will never watch him again. Big thumbs down.
you've gotta start watching some of their live performances, man
Hell yeah, this one is great live.
He won’t because it’s too long
What?? A TWO HOUR concert of pure musical excellence?? Ain't got time for that! 😂
I highly recommend the DVD 'How the West was won' released in 2003 it's only 5 hours and 20 minutes. I've watched it several times excellent Zeppelin live footage. The best Zeppelin live footage you're ever going to see!
@@scottbegonias313 My parents had this one! I used to watch it all the time, I was completely taken with Robert and Jimmy. I was about 8yo - they must've been proud their great taste in music was instilled in me lol
It's called a masterpiece. Your generation wouldn't know anything about that.
This is probably my favorite Led Zeppelin song because I could probably just listen to the drums isolated for 11 minutes and enjoy it
Very dramatic song. Builds quite a bit and gets very intense. I love the length of the song. The album is fantastic
Since you like the short songs be sure and react to Iron Butterfly - In A Gadda Da Vida. Make sure it's the 1968 original version. 😁
Hahahahahah savage!
Definitely good one
Ahh yes. The old DJ had to take a dump song 🤣
Boom!!
Its not the length of the song, its what you do with it o_O
😂
Haha
😅😄😂😈😆😉
Some of the finest electric slide guitar ever recorded.
This live from Earls Court is unbelievable!!
Back then they weren't as concerned with radio. People had longer attention spans. Listening to music and appreciating the whole of a piece was an activity.
Radio used to play albums or album sides frequently.
When the music is this epic, you don't even notice that it's a 12 minute song. This is Jimmy Page at his best. Love the slide.
A little patience goes a long way. Makes the fast parts that much more impactful. Plus it's a song about dying. Dynamics, artistic creativity, and drama. Not everyone will like it, but it has a purpose.
funny how you talked about the lengths of the songs compared to the younger generation 2-3 minutes. I completely agree when you said the 11+ minutes went fast, speaking personally for myself when I listen to the younger gens stuff I'm like dang isn't this over yet. the long songs of old seem fly by but the short songs of new just seem to drag on and on.
Keep on suggesting Pearl Jam. Love your reactions. Love Zeppelin, just think the song “Black” would be one of the greats to add to your grunge era of listening. 😎
I think I was 17, it was the weekend and a beautiful day. I was in the garage downstairs and working on my Elsinore.
I brought my phonograph and my newly purchased Physical Graffiti album. Turned it up full blast and digging my day. Played it over and over rockin out.
My sister told me later that my mom said "if he plays that one more time I'm going to kill him".
Great times. 1975.
I was 13, moved from Miami to Ft. Lauderdale. 1975. Lost all my friends. My new next door nieghbor was 14 lived in his garage. Just happened to have a new album. Physical Graffiti. Parents also had a pony keg. What a summer.
I was 17 as well but I got the double cassette. What an album...
Once upon a time there was a band called Led Zepplin. A band like this will never come along again ; Fortunately for us they left a lifetime of music. GOAT
In My Time of Dying" (also called "Jesus Make Up My Dying Bed" or a variation thereof) is a traditional gospel music song that has been recorded by numerous musicians. The title line, closing each stanza of the song, refers to a deathbed and was inspired by a passage in the Bible from Psalms 41:3 "The Lord will strengthen him upon the bed of languishing, thou wilt make all his bed in his sickness". Willie Johnston was one of many who performed In My Time Of Dying. The songwriting credit on Zep’s version reads, “Bonham, Jones, Page, Plant”.
That was a good analogy. "They wrote this song like it was a play."
The artists of your generation write music for a generation that have no attention span. 2-3 minutes of one song is a marathon to most. Led Zep designed music like art. They wrote and played and generated a fan base, a music that was before its time. Long tracks that were meandering tunes and hard driven stompers. It is why over 50 years later we are all still listening to it.
John Bonham’s playing is the highlight!
The Hammer of the Gods
The blues had a baby, it was rock n roll.
You can't listen to this song like that , you gotta lean back close your eyes and drift off to a different place.
Every time I hear this I go back in time, I'm 8 sitting next to my grandmamma in church. God I miss her so much
Marty Robbins classic song "El Paso" (country) was according to record execs , too long at almost 5 minutes. They told him to shorten it. He took out 10 seconds . It's 4:21 in length. It's a story song couldn't take out too much. It was a massive hit. Talk about a smooth voice.
Bro I’m 18 and a major zeppelin fan and you just gotta enjoy the artistry of the song. Its like a painting man, some are small, some are large, some are detailed, and some are simple but they’re all art. If you come in with that view even the 30 minute live performance of dazed and confused in Madison square garden can seem like a few minutes.
they recorded that live in the studio, ei they all got together and jammed out, recording it
Do you realize you’re listening to Led Zeppelin. The only musicians considered to be gods. You have to realize the difference in time.
They did this in one take in the studio, hence the 'that's going to be the one' quote from Bonzo at the end.
We live in a society of instant gratification, this is definitely reflected through todays music. Short, and crowd pleasing. Not much depth or complexity to it. Zeppelin made you work for the reward in a sense. But the reward is much more fulfilling in the end.
Be patient. Ugh, kids these days 🙄. They were just slightly older than you.
It's obvious that this is a young person who does not yet have any appreciable breadth of musical experience. All of us were there at one point. With me it went from bubble-gum rock straight to Led Zeppelin, then jazz fusion, then modal jazz, and beyond. Who knows where this young person's trajectory will take him. I'm glad to see that he's ready and willing to experience new music (to him), even if he doesn't yet understand it. Hell, I still don't understand "free jazz", but I love to hear it.
You're an astute young man. Great reaction. Even to a first-generation Zep-lover, I feel this song could have edited out two or three minutes and been maybe even better as a listening experience, but it was also an exploration (one of many) into a genre of planned-out "jams." At least it sounds like a jam in spots, but I'm fairly certain it was all sketched-out ahead of time. Zep did short songs, long songs, medium songs, etc. All fascinating, some more brilliant than others. This one has grown on me over the decades.
I don't think I'm much older then you but I love the longer songs. They have more feel and vibe then a short 3 or 4 minute song. You feel mood and can relax to a longer song other then just trying to pay attention to short bits individually.
same here i'm 22 and i've been listening to rck music and blouse all my life, sometimes i think i'm a boomer or something hahaha
I'm glad you liked it, and they are Led Zeppelin, Rock Music Gods, welcome to a larger world.
The interplay of the rhythm section on this song never fails to drop my jaw to the floor.
So, in 50 years will your 2 minute rap song you composed in one day be legendary? Led Zeppelin's songs will be around for-fucking-ever. Eat your heart out.
most of the current music is nice but they don't have much to tell at the end. those guys knew how to fill silence with ideas and thoughts :D nice to see your reaction
The song length relates to the vinyl record format, which was serial play for about half an hour per side. Today we have digital format, where people have playlists of top songs. So the modern mode is more like a radio station playing hits, while albums were a commitment to listen for at least 30 minutes at a time. And we often had a stack of albums set to play or the same album on repeat.
Just to elaborate.... you had LP (aka full record) and EP (aka "half" record) too.... LP was your full album and a EP release could be anywhere from 3-6 songs. Cassette tapes for full length would go up to 90m depending on album length. CDs max out at 80m. Some of my VH albums(well cds) run about 35... whereas Metallica's black album goes to 79:59 lol.
Had fun watching your reaction and pure enjoyment from a song I've heard hundreds of times over 47 years. Thanks for picking this Led Zeppelin classic.
Performing long songs that dont get keep interest throughout is a joy and experience for the artist and the audiance. They are usually the ones that send chills down your skin and raise you hairs up.
Concert experience changes everything
I say it all the time....with the greatest bands there is the album version you know and then there is the live show you love
New Generation ugh! Will never understand! Led Zeppelin is the greatest ever!! Hear and learn!
That's what I thought in your face! L0l
They make 11 minutes songs, cuz they take you on a journey .
I showed my other half a few seconds of your face at the beginning...
Her response.... "bored"
Skipped to you nearer the end....
Her response..... "sold!"
And its that "sheer joy" that Led Zeppelin can create!
It is perfect! If you listen to it again you will realize that would not be able to stop doing it!!💖
This song is originally written by Blind Willie Johnson who was an African American blues musician in the south during the early 1900's.
Wait for it baby boy 💞💗💞💗💞
Props to you for being so honest.
Those 2 guitar solos are glass slide. That's what gives it that unique sound.
If you like your rock very heavy, then this song is fire.
The attention span of earlier generations was much longer....that's why the songs were longer...lol And then there is this: German rapper, actor and Studio71 talent Eko Fresh, today released what is arguably the longest rap song in the world, 2020 Bars. In the song, the Cologne-based artist addresses issues that move him. The result is 87 minutes of non-stop rap - a personal project that has evolved day by day.
Holy hell, I need to listen to that.
@JD Hogg 1960'S Rock music...how long were the songs...very long.
@JD Hogg Starting in the 60s songs were longer and people listening to that music must have had longer attention spans. Apparently the only reason pop music in the 50s was shorter was because the mafia owned all the jute boxes, and to
maximize their profits from them they made sure that the record companies made their songs as short as possible, hence more could be played. That changed in the 60s. In the 60s when 33 1/3 albums came out full sides of these albums could hold more songs and they could contain longer a longer length song.
@JD Hogg Never said today’s generation is inferior, now you are putting words in my mouth. The observation I made regarding general attention spans of today’s generation was noted by many more people than just me.. Why not question those comments as well. Even in this thread there are a few people that have said the same thing as I did, but I noticed you did not comment to them.
This has an awesome groove. What a jam.
It's funny watching a teenager listening to Zep 50 years later, you have to wait for the wheels of recognition to engage and then you recognise yourself.
It’s the blues electrified. A man in the throes of death. It takes longer to go that deep.
Like others said enjoy the ride
Take a look at Yes - Tales from Topographic Oceans.
Double album - 4 songs.
Yep, 1 song per side... totally different kind of rock and roll...
Zeppelin like somebody else said their songs are exactly as long as they need to be. Their precision is mathematically impossible for every other band that ever existed.
The Goats 🎸🎸
This music it’s been play 50 years later, today’s crap won’t be remembered 50 years from now
Casual listeners of anything will probably move on. I dont think music today is going to be forgotten, any more than the music 50 years ago. It depends what you like in music and what experience you want. There are too many kinds of artists and genres/styles to say that todays music will be forgotten. I think a lot of people who stick to a few genres from the same time period think that theirs is the only "good music". In reality, their music is the only music they are able to experience.
This is a cover song. The original artist was Blind Willie Johnson an iconic blues master up there with Robert Johnson and Howlin’ Wolf. All the heavy blues influenced rock bands from the 60’s and 70’s lifted songs from them .
You got a lot to learn about music man. There are bands of "your generation" that play longer songs than "2-3 minutes." You just haven't listened to them. They also don't need a dozen "producers" and auto-tune to make them sound good. They actually MAKE and PLAY REAL MUSIC. Just as Zeppelin did.
They're so into it, that don't want to stop!
Thats a masterpiece
Because 11 minute songs are awesome. It sounds familiar because it is unequivocally blues. It was artists like Muddy Waters, Robert Johnson, B.B. King and Albert King that made this possible. All insanely talented artists emulated by other insanely talented artists. Long live the blues
If I remember right this was a old, black gospel song.
Yep it was
You answered it yourself. It´s a feeling not many of our generation can relate to.
Hey respect to this guy he's not impatient it's just the music he's used to... you guys are impatient because you probably didn't finish his video before telling him he's impatient... this guys a chill dood
Thanks for the reaction. Songs were 2-3 minutes too on 45s and albums before the mid 1960s then many bands started "extended" songs before songs reverting back to 2-3 minutes later on as music changed. Short songs because record companies wanted to make sure the songs were in single format (45' records) playable on AM radio stations (=record sales=$$$ for the record companies not so much for the artists) AM radio was THE thing when Led Zeppelin started. Led Zeppelin was in the forefront of NOT doing songs that would be played on AM radio but helped start FM radio - Underground radio at the time - that would play extended songs and whole albums. Led Zeppelin crafted many of their songs in "movements" much like classical music - YES LIKE A PLAY as you said. They were masters of their instruments (they actually played them to produce the sound) and had great musical knowledge of rock, blues (which this song is based on early gospel/blues number) and music from other cultures and put that into their numbers. They also improvised a lot within those "movements" so that a song was never performed the same way twice. You need to see this live from a filmed performance - it's a whole other experience 🔥 ruclips.net/video/xTrQ7vUZsIo/видео.html Hope you'll check it out. Thanks again for the reaction!
Good to hear an honest, thoughtful reaction. Not a lot of crap like, this is genius, my soul has been transported to another reality, I am in awe, I’ll never be the same after this…
Such a badass song.
back then 7 minutes was like today’s 3 minutes… they say its because modern days we use CDs which is more compact for 3 minutes song (or.. the other way?), after that, of course the internet and downloading 3 minutes song is faster than 7+ minutes song, and more people will download as they won’t lose patience and interest… i personally would love to have today’s awesome songs to be 7+ minutes because i can’t get enough fr
Its because your generation of artists only have 2 or 3 minutes of talent.
you gotta love an old blues hook, simply amplified welcome to rock N roll . the 70's was a magical time for rock, songs like this are timeless. by the way this album was made when I was 1 year old
Maybe it’s because music today is crap, no-one has the attention span that lasts more than 3 minutes and they were playing live with no synthesizers.