REACTION TO Led Zeppelin - For Your Life (Underrated?)
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The live version from the reunion is incredible, it’s the first time they actually did it in concert.
I think everyone here will agree that every single Zeppelin song is great, but some are greater than others. We were definitely spoiled by what came before.
We sure were !!!❤❤❤❤
Like Out on the Tiles an excellent hidden gem
Love this album ...a real rocking album and Tea For One will blow your mind
For Your Life is my all time favorite Zeppelin tracks. I'm so excited you finally got to it!
One of my favorites! Just heavy as hell, monster riffs, monster feel.The groove sounds like a fifty ton railroad car hammering those tracks whilst spitting fire and carbon, and Page flies over it all like a winged raptor, pulling out before getting sliced in half by the looming mountain tunnel.
And you're correct, it's easy to overlook this. Underrated gem.
I ignored the crap out of this album for a longtime ..I remember way back when I looked at it for the first time at a record store in the mall and thought WTF is a man and his wife and children doing looking at this damn thing sticking up out of the table and looked on the back cover and some lady has her had on the damn thing and her hand on a boys head .. I just put back ,I had no idea about an obelisk and what it meant, I was too young for that subliminal message jive shit .. I listened to in a low fi car stereo that a friend had in his car., ,I just could not get into it from being so in tune with the early Zep albums. About 10 years later I got a cassette version to give it another chance and it flowed in to my senses and the drumming here on this album was so upfront and the rest was more vivid that I ever realized before ..It is a great Zep album
The only time they did this live was in 2007. .and it was awesome!!
The album is a heavy guitar rock'n masterpiece.
Yes Presence is underrated. For Your Life is about a friend of Robert’s that was an addict. (From what I hear).I like it that you do homework before you do your reactions. Last night I posted to you about some great interviews and as soon as I went back to Home Screen there were the 3 it was an interview I didn’t see before!! Zeppelin works in mysterious ways!!!!
RUclips is always listening ;)
First Zep lp I owned 1978 or so and still friggin' awesome. Under-rated for sure.
Presence is a vastly underrated album - period. Previous to the recording, Robert, his wife, their two children, and Jimmy's daughter had been in a car accident in Rhodes. The kids had no major injuries (thankfully), Robert had a broken leg and other injuries, while his wife had a fractured skull and other very serious injuries (they considered it touch and go there with her for a while). Band management was able to get them back to England but not long after, Robert (and the rest of the band) was supposed to go into tax exile. At the time (I have no idea if this is still the case), if you were wealthy and spent a certain amount of time in the UK, you were taxed at a significantly higher rate. To prevent this, you had to reside outside of the UK for a certain amount of time. Certainly, not all wealthy people did this, but a lot did and now it was that time of the year they had to be out of the country, so Robert and Jimmy went to Malibu, California. Jimmy thought the best way to keep Robert's mind off things was to get to work, so they started this album. Robert didn't want to work; he was in a wheelchair, in pain, was scared he'd never walk again without a cane, worried about his wife, his family and couldn't even be home with them. He'd already been showing signs of questioning his life's path and his unhappiness will show even more in this album, including digs at Jimmy and manager, Peter Grant, whom Robert felt were unsympathetic to his suffering. When the rest of the band joined up with them (by this time they were in Munich) and got to work, it was a bit of heavy atmosphere, full of worry, stress, and future uncertainty, all of which is reflected in the music. They went back to a more stripped-down style, very direct, not a lot of experimentation. It became almost a battle of the wills - theirs against the forces of hardship. They all worked 14-18 hour days and when the tracks were done, the band left and Jimmy and the engineer spent another few 18-20 hour days to mix and produce the album. It wasn't complete and the Stones were due next in that studio so Jimmy asked Mick if he could have a couple of days of the Stones' studio time to finish. Mick agreed and when he showed up, an exhausted but triumphant Jimmy showed him the masters. Mick thought he was looking at a finished song or maybe a partial album but was amazed when Jimmy told him no, it was the entire album. They had completed an entire album in 18 days - the fastest since their debut album, which had been recorded in 36 hours.
Also Robert wanted too quit the band n go in teaching but Bonham told him snap out of it n let's go too work n get in the bloody car
@@markacuna4418 I believe that happened during the recording of In Through The Out Door in relation to trying to get back to music after the passing of Karac.
@@markacuna4418 that was after the death of his son, Karac, in 1977, not after the car accident in 1975.
I just looked it up, and in 1971, the tax rate for highest incomes was 75%, plus 15% additional on investment income. 1974, the tax rate for the highest incomes was raised to 83%, with an additional 15% added to any income off investments….making it a 98% rate if you were investing any of the money you were making. OMFG. No wonder they all bought farms and second and third homes instead of investing it. And Americans complain about paying any taxes at all…
@@w.geoffreyspaulding6588 gd for them
Has anyone noticed that the black object featured on the album cover, was used in the visual effects for Kashmir at 02 Arena?
Your face when you heard the snorting sound 🤣 priceless
So that was why he had that strange look! Haha...in fact, I just discovered that snorting sound last week after about a hundred plays of this song! I knew I wasn't crazy!
Over time your favorites will change lol. When your starting out with Led, it's impossible not to have they're biggest hits as your favorites. Thx bro.
YEAH!!!
this album just rocks your gonna love it
alot of bands would be proud if this was their best song; for zeppelin this song is thrown down the list by many real fans and dismissed by casuals.
I think a lot of people want albums full of immigrant song/black dog/rock n roll
This is a good take for sure, I agree
This the latest LZ I've heard, therefore it's my favorite, this wweek.
This song was wonderful to hear for the first time for the Benefit Concert honoring the Late Ahmet Ertegun ( money that was raised went for several scholarships.)The concert was in December 2007 at London's O2. Jason Bonham was present at his drum kit in place of his father, John. At the end of the Concert Robert, Jimmy, and Jonesy all turned towards Jason and paid him tribute.
There were many bands that played with Led Zeppelin being the Headliner. So many luminaries came out to see Led Zeppelin play.
Led Zeppelin put out a concert DVD 'Celebration Day'. I have the cd and DVD, which also includes their rehearsal prior to the Big Concert! This is well worth viewing, I think that you'd enjoy it very much.
Salvo my boy..haha..watch it live on the reunion dvd. Fantastic. Even better.
again i LOVE the drum bit in the middle, its agreat groove with jonesy. they only did this live once, and that was at the o2 in 2007!
If you want to watch a different take on Kashmir, rather than the kid playing acoustic, I would suggest the version from the Page/Plant No Quarter tour…1994 or so…where it was more acoustic but they had a full Egyptian orchestra…which allowed them to really stress the North African/Middle East vibe of the song. Some hate it because it’s so different from the original. For myself, I love both…and love that whole tour and how Plant and Page re-imagined so many if their hits.
I agree..one of my fav versions of Kashmir
If you want to see some more crowd participation, have a look at
LED ZEPPELIN - BRING IT ON HOME LIVE AT ROYAL ALBERT HALL *1970*.
Another great cruising down the road jam song!
This was such a masterpiece LP I love it!!!
In 1976 when this was released the popularity of arena rock was waning in favor of disco and punk. This was the first and only Zeppelin album relegated to the bargain bins after its initial release. As I remember this album, more than their previous releases, was panned by critics as being pretentious and bombastic. "For Your Life" was my favorite song on the album, but I played the entire album incessantly.
you really should also check out the o2 live version (released on the celebration day Album in 2012). They really are on fire there and Roberts older voice tone fits the song so well.
You dissect things so nicely and love the respect you have for them
Love this song...just a great groove and the spaces in the song just add to it..And yup, the Celebration Day live version of this is just fantastic, so pleased they gave it a try live for the first (and only!) time.
Another great album.
SalvoG, I've been watching your reactions to Led Zeppelin songs for a while now, viewing each as you publish them, and something has occurred to me: By isolating each song as an individual entity, separate from the rest of the album, they often sound different from the way I remember them! Without the tracks that come before and after, some songs don't seem to have the same impact. For the fullest enjoyment, albums should be played start to finish, in the order they were recorded. That's how this music was intended to be heard, and the way most of us listened to it for many years! While LZ albums may not appear to have an overall theme, the sequence of the tracks is deliberate and contributes to the listening experience! While I understand why you can't play and react to a complete album in a RUclips reaction video, I hope you will consider listening that way off-camera,, and doing an overall album reaction.
“When you fake it mama, please fake it right.” Sounds like someone going through addiction. I wonder whatever happened to her.
You know, I was thinking about that myself today!
You heard right, there was a snort in there. Great reaction as always.
You asked about Zeppelin Heavy moments, This song at the O2 may be the heaviest song I ever heard. Even after 40 years they still amazed me.
I love this song
Only played this song once live
I seen them in 1977 and they did not play this but I bought the album because of the concert. This song became one of my favs.
It's like that. Led Zeppelin raises the listeners expectations based off the previous songs and one becomes critical about the songs to come.
Another Amazing song from these Rock Icons. this song is Really Really good!!! Thank you bro, glad you have great taste!! Rock on!!¡
Sal, when you were reading about this song and you read “the only time it was played live was at a benefit in 2007 with allot of important people in attendance” I thought I would see a “lightbulb moment” where you would realize that the “benefit “ referred to was the Celebration Day O2 performance in 2007. But I guess it didn’t click. We know you LOVED the sound of Kashmir from that concert, so definitely you should watch this song from the O2. IMO Much better than the studio actually, because Robert’s voice is much stronger. Singing from a wheelchair doesn’t lend itself to best vocals. Link ruclips.net/video/zuXUhOQzprA/видео.html
I love this song!!!
Zep obviously were great at all speeds but they also were masters of rockin your socks off with the slower jams! It's all about the feel and intensity
There's a flamenco guitar cover of Achilles Last Stand
I LOVE THIS ALBUM! Tea for One is amazing!
Really like this song, but I can’t shake the feeling that somehow something is missing. I have no idea why.
Must do O2 now as a follow up. Even better
Thank you Zep! Just , thank you 🙏
So much great music it just got diluted amongst itself
Forgot how good this album is
Love it!
Check it out nobody's fault but mine you can catch that live at Kenworth 1979 Robert gets wasted on the harmonica you have two options one live n studio recording
The whole Presence Album is underrated. My favorite track is Nobody's Fault But Mine, But the whole album was great. It's a wonder I didn't wear out my vinyl copy of this back in the day.
If you are into reading there is a book about them called The Hammer of The Gods if i remember correct It was the only book i read after getting out of school i think you will like it.Lots os stories about there days on the road Im waiting for more Rush. Keep rocking man
Just so you know, all the guys in the band, plus Peter Grant, were really pissed off about that book, and said that is grossly misrepresented them. None of them had any input on the writing of it. It was meant to be sensational and make money, and it did. There are other books out there that are more accurate…..Light and Shade is a good one. But as you mentioned, you’ve only read the one book since you were in school, so I doubt you’ll read it.
@@w.geoffreyspaulding6588 Go figure fake news in the 70s Thanks
The dynamics of For Your Life make it a standout track. Presence is definitely an underrated album. It’s better than the first 3 albums. Probably equal to IV and Houses of the Holy. Physical Graffiti is their best.
Salvo, have you reacted to LZ's five albums as well? Presence is a great album too. Love your reactions.
He started at album I and is going in order. You’ve obviously just joined us. Check his catalogue of videos…..it’s all there….studio and live reactions.
@@w.geoffreyspaulding6588 Thanks!
it would be nice if you make sure the first second of the song isn't cut off.
Plant sang that entire Presence album from in a wheelchair following that car wreck he was in. It's difficult to live up to the prior gem Physical Graffiti but Presence was still a solid record. 3 out of 5.
my favorite song performed at the o2 show, you should check it out forsure
You must listen to "Tea For One" !!
Hey!!! It's no fun commenting on your reactions (with all of our song facts😉) if you're going to do all the research yourself ahead of time. 😁 Just kidding, knowing the background ahead of time really improves the listening experience. And I'm sure some of us still have a few other sources of facts up our sleeves
Wiki sometimes doesn’t have the info, I usually just like to look for the sub genre and quirky facts like never played live. I usually don’t go too much Into detail. I appreciate all the details you and many others add!!
just curious. Are you noticing how they keep evolving from record to record? At times, this is my second favorite album by them behind Physical. But that always changes. LOL.
Damn critics don't know shit damn, what do they know about being creative and masterful geniuses absolutely NOTHING ! that's what or they'd be the ones behind the instruments ... Every Zep album is my favourite. This, In thru the outdoor and 111, were panned by the so called critics and fans.
I don't consider myself better than other fans but as a life long Zepper everyones entitled to their opinion
There's one album yes one album that in my personal opinion is their weakest CODA, but there are still tracks on it I really like
I certainly don't hate I mean I bgt the Album, CD and Tape. Enjoy your reactions and the fact that you regularly disagree with the critics who have never created anything that made it to #1 in the world. 🎼🎸🎹🥁🎤
LZ Great 👍
Most LZ reactors just do the really well known songs and oh boy are they missing out!!
Robert Anthony Plant
James Patrick Page
John "JPJ" Richard Baldwin
John "Bonzo" Henry Bonham 😢
For Me, Fantastic Álbum 🔥🎹🎤🥁🎸💪👊😎🤘
Tea For One is a slow one. Still good though!
The one and only live performance was at the O2 arena gig, I think it's better than the studio version, Plants vocals were definitely better, singing while sat in a wheelchair isn't ideal....
sandwiched between the epic "physical graffiti" and the mediocre "in through the out door", "presence" is a vastly overlooked album by people other than core zeppelin fans. it's heavy,dirty,and rocks all the way through. just what you want (and expect) from this band. rick harrison of the tv show "pawn stars" paid a pretty penny for one of the few surviving sculptures called "the object" that appears on the album cover.
I can’t stand Achilles last stand. This song blows that away
Cocain is a hell of a drug!!😮
Rick James