Zeppelin in the 70’s was like The Beatles in the 60’s….changing it up with each album, genre busting, incredibly diverse, and played a similar role in shaking up popular music. We have the historical perspective now and seeing what they did. Having lived through it……hell, it was just fantastic music everywhere!
When played live the piano section would be extended to 20+ mins and it could go anywhere, Classical Blues Jazz, wherever JPJ'S hands led him. Then the jam would begin with Bonzo and then Jimmy all going for it!! Incredible .... and different every performance.
@@andrewallen3826 live @ Knebworth ruclips.net/video/iTkWCajihxU/видео.html Live @ Earl's Court ruclips.net/video/nPKnQdivyOc/видео.html There are literally hundreds of No Quarter videos to watch on Utube, enjoy 😀
Yes! "They determine the box". They constantly redefined what rock music could be. They weren't the only ones, but definitely the most "consistently" diverse
Here's a uncut version of no quarter live 73! There's no official edited live version on RUclips! Everybody uploads it with terrible editing! Only place you can find the actual no quarter unedited is by watching the actual full The song remains the same movie!
Notice the subtle changes from rock, folk, jazz, and blues, and the psychedelic element. This is why the are the GOATS. I love when people try to classify them in a genre. They are the genre. 😎🙏✝️❤️🇺🇸
Absolutely….since you said it’s your favorite song on the album so far, the live version from ‘73 MSG TSRTS shines the light on John Paul Jones. Just be sure to view the unedited version. In the meantime rest up stay hydrated and listen 🎧 to Zeppelin…feel better soon!!!
@@w.geoffreyspaulding6588 Since ‘70!! The minute I heard “ that voice” I was hooked!!! I was just a kid but music played a big part of my childhood…I still Get The LED Out every day & now teaching my grandchildren to appreciate the raw talent these 4 possess. True pioneers. No damn autotune. Actual talent. I’m a huge Robert fan so I listen to a lot of his post Zep as well. ✌🏻
You hit the nail on the head when you said they are outside the box. Knew you'd like this but just wait until you see it live at MSG. Hope you feel better tomorrow
I recently went to a Get The Led Out concert which is a Led Zepplin tribute band. They played this song and it was probably my favorite song of the night. So contagious
SalvoG , I first heard the Beatles at 7 years old in 63 . From then on their was so much growing up that there was endless great music by great artist . People in my generation were enriched by the best music this planet has perhaps ever known .
Armies, or sailors in the navy, would stipulate, “No quarter given, no quarter taken.” Your quarters on a ship were your accommodations including your food rations. Saying no quarter in war meant that they were taking no prisoners and they did not expect to be spared. They intended to fight to the death and were going to put you to death if you were captured after the battle.
Haven't listened to this song in ages, thanks for the reminder of how wonderful it is. Drove past Bonzo's resting place this morning too, need to stop by and pay my respects sometime soon.
What you mentioned is so true bro!! No one could have said that better then you did with them determining the box lol. So true. Thx rock on 🤘🏻 this is one of my favs From these rock gods
Cut a long story short, if you can get beyond your mind through whatever means, Led Zeppelin are a light in the darkness. This song and Babe Im gonna Leave you taught me all I ever needed to know. They know what they are doing beyond mind. You can't do what they do and be a normal human being, they are something else.
Robert used his voice as another instrument…….he always makes a joke of it, saying that if he didn’t he would have been just standing around allot because of all the extended solos “you could have taken a course in Serbo-Croat” at the side of the stage during some of those solos, he quipped in one interview. But he did create with his voice another layer to the mix, and this song is a perfect example.
I’m so sorry that you are not feeling well Sal. Hope it’s not C. Rest, stay hydrated. We DO look forward to your postings every morning but we will survive if you take a break, or just post a quick “I’m sick catcha later” Hope you feel better soon!
*Morning Bro* ! As I said at the beginning, this album is VERY diverse in style and full of surprises.! You should explore the Live version of this.! 20 min masterpiece that pairs well with certain things, lol..... REALLY, REALLY enjoying your journey and allowing me to live vicariously thru a 1st timer again.. Take care and feel better bro ... *David* .....
Definitely mine, my husband's and was my late hubby's Top 5 of Zep. It puts me in a trance. The live is about 20 minutes and even better in my opinion. I hope this music made you feel a little better because it always works a treat for me. You need rest, fluids and healthy food. Take care
what was it like? it was a ritual for the fifth time you immediately buy the new led z album and take it home digesting it all at once many many times and i marveled at the changes and greatgrowth BUT when i saw them do it live in jan of 1975 in Indianapolis it was a jaw dropping epiphany my first zep show! the no quarter went way way off into a huge piano solo by jpj and the long jam page went crazy we did not know the live was so different and incredible !! they did 4 songs from the next album no had heard because it was not released until later that year how cool!!1 am i lucky or what?!
Zep. isn’t the only bland that I think is great, but the are the GOATS OF GOATS. 😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥. Dude...live, especially this one. You’re missing the mark!
Sal, allot of younger reactors don’t know what “No Quarter” means. Forgive me if you do, but in case you don’t, it means “no mercy given in battle….no prisoners will be taken…fight to the death. In some concerts, , JPJ could go off into extended jazz and classically influenced piano solos…Great musician.
There were bands like Pink Floyd around that time that also had a very experimental approach to music. Zep was always interested in doing their own thing.
This is full of Robert's mythical, mystical lyrics. The "winds of Thor" are not about Thor, the Norse god but the mountain range in Canada. This would become Jonesy's showpiece and could often last 20 minutes or more. The live would have the bits of jazz rock, classical, and anything else Mr. Jones cared to throw into it - occasionally, including a bit of Nut Rocker - a crazy, sped-up version of Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker ballet originated by American instrumental ensemble B. Bumble and the Stingers. For a live version, DO NOT use the one from MSG because it's not Jonesy's full filmed performance. In the film, this was Jonesy's "fantasy", but the online links has bits and pieces of other parts of the film edited together - it makes no sense. Here's a link for the performance from Earls Court. ruclips.net/video/mGthaP2BVUI/видео.html
Woo-Hoo! For me, the best song on that album, it gave us shivers when we first heard it way back in 1973 and for many years made Houses of the Holy a must listen to regularly album. They greatly expanded this song in concert with John Paul Jones and Jimmy Page getting lengthy solos. Try the live version from MSG 1973, it is amazing! You can find other live versions on-line that are over 20 minutes long. Thanks again and Enjoy! Zep rules. 🎸
Definitely do the live version from "The Song Remains the Same" movie, it is also a trip. The Ocean is a straight ahead rocker. Keep in mind that the ocean refers to the seas of humanity they played to every night. It's a strong finish to a groundbreaking album. Then comes Physical Graffiti: the pinnacle of their creativity.
I really enjoy your reactions to the mighty Zeppelin. Hope you feel better soon. Check out their live performance of No Quarter at MSG in 1973. JPJ really shows why he's Zeppelin's secret sauce.
If you become a fan of Led Zep live performances and research ALL of their live shows, you'll find that this song had the widest variety of live versions....Jones and Page would take the middle section into completely different places from one night to the next. The 1973 MSG version is certainly great, but far from the longest or most elaborate version. A great studio version, but one of several from their catalog that was almost always greater live. Get well soon.
There is a band called Dread Zeppelin that does reggae style renditions of Led Zeppelin songs. One of their studio albums is called: No Quarter Pounder
Zep's ventures into different styles highlights their masterful musicianship. A side effect of this genre-hopping is it inspired me to check out other music. 'Hmm let me check out some blues, reggae, funk psychedelic. And after hearing some of Zep's inspirations my admiration of them grew even more hearing where they took those styles
When listening to the live version from The Song Remains the Same, do yourself a huge favor and listen to it from an original version of the live album. The remastered stuff was edited to try and fit the movie version. The original soundtrack version is the best. Then you can go ahead and watch it from the movie. I'm pretty sure all of the other older Led heads will agree
Aaaaah. I just found a version where someon edited the original release version with the newer remastered version. Listen to this : ruclips.net/video/Y-qFipbA4Cw/видео.html
Oh yeah….live at MSG is a must watch! It does have JPJ’s fantasy sequence in it….personally I’d rather just watch them play, but I know why the fantasy sequences are there, so…..By the way, there’s is NOTHING bluesy about this song…..I don’t know how some of those sites can acatagiruze it as such…..they’re just throwing genre names around. This is totally psychedelic, with lyrics by Robert based on folklore and myth…….”The Winds of Thor”.
Enjoying the channel. I like the back and forth between album cut and live versions that you occasionally do. It’s the most interesting way to experience their intent with studio recordings, and their abilities to stretch live and display creativity in the moment. Wishing you a short stay, on the mend. Regards
Next try When the Levee Breaks - it changed the game on how drums were recorded forever. You can see a clip of Jimmy Page showing the house/manor that it was recorded in by searching "It might get loud" documentary with JP, Jack White and The Edge from U2. It also is a true story cover song about the 1927 Mississippi flood and screams the blues while Robert plays a mean Harmonica!
He’s done it already…..he’s going through their catalogue in order. If you’re a first time visitor, you have four albums worth if reactions to enjoy already.
You need to react to a live performance of this song. I recommend earls court 1975 or even celebration day 2007. It will knock your socks off. Personally I find it to be their best song live!
One of my all time favorite Zeppelin songs. A friend directed me to the cover by Tool once. While I felt they did everything else well, vocally it was a disappointment. Plant is just too much a tough act to follow.
I grew up listening to this song, always loved it. Would highly recommend you check out Tools cover of this song. I would recommend the studio cut first.
@Salvo If you liked the haunting, Halloween-ish ambience of this song, then I can direct you to a few others with a similar "feel": Kings and Queens by Aerosmith Planet Caravan by Black Sabbath ( Panteras cover is excellent as well.) One of these Days by Pink Floyd
Every zeppelin song is unique in its own way but they all sound like zeppelin
Psychedelic rock, absolutely.
One of my favorites -- Crazy how it never ever gets old
Some people are Artist. Some people are Musicians. No one is like LED ZEPPELIN.
NO ONE! 👍
When the Gods on Mount Olympus threw a party...they played Led Zeppelin. True story. 🎸🔥🤘
Robert Plant's scream can wake the ancient Vikings from their eternal slumber. 😳
Live version 1973 MSG is a must see.
Yes yes
Zeppelin in the 70’s was like The Beatles in the 60’s….changing it up with each album, genre busting, incredibly diverse, and played a similar role in shaking up popular music. We have the historical perspective now and seeing what they did. Having lived through it……hell, it was just fantastic music everywhere!
live version reaction for this one is a MUST
When played live the piano section would be extended to 20+ mins and it could go anywhere, Classical Blues Jazz, wherever JPJ'S hands led him. Then the jam would begin with Bonzo and then Jimmy all going for it!! Incredible .... and different every performance.
Spot on.
Yes but where can you get a version of it
@@andrewallen3826 live @ Knebworth ruclips.net/video/iTkWCajihxU/видео.html
Live @ Earl's Court
ruclips.net/video/nPKnQdivyOc/видео.html
There are literally hundreds of No Quarter videos to watch on Utube, enjoy 😀
100% always my live favorite
@@andrewallen3826 there are epic bootlegs all over youtube
Yes! "They determine the box". They constantly redefined what rock music could be. They weren't the only ones, but definitely the most "consistently" diverse
Like The. Beatles did in the 60’s
"consistently diverse".... the perfect descriptive oxymoron for Led Zeppelin
You have to do the live at msg 1973 of no quarter. Jimmy solo out of this world
That version is my definite favorite solo from him ever!
Could be Jimmy's best solo for this just so good total perfection no other guitarist can match it
MSG 1973 is a fantastic version.
Absolutely
Hope you feel better! And yes Zeppelin did whatever they wanted and did it better than everyone else!
Here's a uncut version of no quarter live 73! There's no official edited live version on RUclips! Everybody uploads it with terrible editing! Only place you can find the actual no quarter unedited is by watching the actual full The song remains the same movie!
How about the drumming in this song - simply surperb and the vocals -
WOW !!!!
😍
This is why call Led Zep the Beatles of the 70s. They didn't stay inside the box and were consistently successful where so many were not.
The older I've gotten, the more I appreciate this song.
Notice the subtle changes from rock, folk, jazz, and blues, and the psychedelic element. This is why the are the GOATS. I love when people try to classify them in a genre. They are the genre. 😎🙏✝️❤️🇺🇸
No band could do an outro like Zeppelin. They always had elements that were unique to the outro.
Sorry to hear you're not feeling well. Hope you feel better soon.
Robert... Robert, Robert, Robert...still gets me every time too! : )
Absolutely….since you said it’s your favorite song on the album so far, the live version from ‘73 MSG TSRTS shines the light on John Paul Jones. Just be sure to view the unedited version. In the meantime rest up stay hydrated and listen 🎧 to Zeppelin…feel better soon!!!
Your handle says it all…you ARE a Zephead! 🤘
@@w.geoffreyspaulding6588 Since ‘70!! The minute I heard “ that voice” I was hooked!!! I was just a kid but music played a big part of my childhood…I still Get The LED Out every day & now teaching my grandchildren to appreciate the raw talent these 4 possess. True pioneers. No damn autotune. Actual talent. I’m a huge Robert fan so I listen to a lot of his post Zep as well. ✌🏻
1973 MSG and 2007 concert both are great. I would say do both of em
Your comments are exactly right. Outside the box, always were. The created the box for others, and moved beyond it time after time.
LOVE this riff! this track is jonesys baby and its 1 of their very best!
Their versatility is why they are my #1 . Loved your box analogy. Since 1973, this song has sent shivers up my spine.
You hit the nail on the head when you said they are outside the box. Knew you'd like this but just wait until you see it live at MSG. Hope you feel better tomorrow
Oh man i cant wait for Physical Graffiti. Their best album for many
I love the version of the show "Celebration Day"
I recently went to a Get The Led Out concert which is a Led Zepplin tribute band. They played this song and it was probably my favorite song of the night. So contagious
I've seen GTLO and they are amazing!
Listening to this song and realizing it was recorded a half step higher still blows my mind.
If you like this song, how about doing it live? Would love to see that! Preferably at Madison square Gardens 1973
Must do
Please listen to the live MSG version
Salvo ..go live ..Song Remains the Same with original solo.
This song expands like every other live ..
SalvoG , I first heard the Beatles at 7 years old in 63 . From then on their was so much growing up that there was endless great music by great artist . People in my generation were enriched by the best music this planet has perhaps ever known .
Great song showing the versatility of the Band. Wait till you get to Kashmir. You will love it.
Great track, the live version from MSG TSRTS 1973 is epic....
Your smile at the transition said it all 😎
Armies, or sailors in the navy, would stipulate, “No quarter given, no quarter taken.” Your quarters on a ship were your accommodations including your food rations. Saying no quarter in war meant that they were taking no prisoners and they did not expect to be spared. They intended to fight to the death and were going to put you to death if you were captured after the battle.
Haven't listened to this song in ages, thanks for the reminder of how wonderful it is. Drove past Bonzo's resting place this morning too, need to stop by and pay my respects sometime soon.
Loved the box analogy.
No Quarter, ‘No Mercy’… Yes! Get well soon!
The unique sound on this track was achieved by recording it underwater at a depth of approximately 48.8 fathoms. (Don't try this at home, kids.)
Live MSG 1973 version a MUST listen.
They also played this in 2007 for their reunion Celebration Day concert, and it was amazing!!
my favourite Zeppelin song
What you mentioned is so true bro!! No one could have said that better then you did with them determining the box lol. So true. Thx rock on 🤘🏻 this is one of my favs From these rock gods
Cut a long story short, if you can get beyond your mind through whatever means, Led Zeppelin are a light in the darkness. This song and Babe Im gonna Leave you taught me all I ever needed to know. They know what they are doing beyond mind. You can't do what they do and be a normal human being, they are something else.
Robert used his voice as another instrument…….he always makes a joke of it, saying that if he didn’t he would have been just standing around allot because of all the extended solos “you could have taken a course in Serbo-Croat” at the side of the stage during some of those solos, he quipped in one interview. But he did create with his voice another layer to the mix, and this song is a perfect example.
I’m so sorry that you are not feeling well Sal. Hope it’s not C. Rest, stay hydrated. We DO look forward to your postings every morning but we will survive if you take a break, or just post a quick “I’m sick catcha later” Hope you feel better soon!
*Morning Bro* ! As I said at the beginning, this album is VERY diverse in style and full of surprises.! You should explore the Live version of this.! 20 min masterpiece that pairs well with certain things, lol..... REALLY, REALLY enjoying your journey and allowing me to live vicariously thru a 1st timer again.. Take care and feel better bro ... *David* .....
Definitely mine, my husband's and was my late hubby's Top 5 of Zep. It puts me in a trance. The live is about 20 minutes and even better in my opinion. I hope this music made you feel a little better because it always works a treat for me. You need rest, fluids and healthy food. Take care
what was it like? it was a ritual for the fifth time you immediately buy the new led z album and take it home digesting it all at once many many times and i marveled at the changes and greatgrowth BUT when i saw them do it live in jan of 1975 in Indianapolis it was a jaw dropping epiphany my first zep show! the no quarter went way way off into a huge piano solo by jpj and the long jam page went crazy we did not know the live was so different and incredible !! they did 4 songs from the next album no had heard because it was not released until later that year how cool!!1 am i lucky or what?!
This is my favourite has been since 1978. I want it played at my funeral along with don't fear the reaper.
Zep. isn’t the only bland that I think is great, but the are the GOATS OF GOATS. 😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥. Dude...live, especially this one. You’re missing the mark!
Again, he's doing studio first, as he should...then live.
Why is he missing the mark? He's going through the audio songs of the albums
1st. Probably my favourite LZ song 🎵.
Feel better soon.
Sal, allot of younger reactors don’t know what “No Quarter” means. Forgive me if you do, but in case you don’t, it means “no mercy given in battle….no prisoners will be taken…fight to the death. In some concerts, , JPJ could go off into extended jazz and classically influenced piano solos…Great musician.
There were bands like Pink Floyd around that time that also had a very experimental approach to music. Zep was always interested in doing their own thing.
PROG ROCK GODS!
This is full of Robert's mythical, mystical lyrics. The "winds of Thor" are not about Thor, the Norse god but the mountain range in Canada. This would become Jonesy's showpiece and could often last 20 minutes or more. The live would have the bits of jazz rock, classical, and anything else Mr. Jones cared to throw into it - occasionally, including a bit of Nut Rocker - a crazy, sped-up version of Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker ballet originated by American instrumental ensemble B. Bumble and the Stingers. For a live version, DO NOT use the one from MSG because it's not Jonesy's full filmed performance. In the film, this was Jonesy's "fantasy", but the online links has bits and pieces of other parts of the film edited together - it makes no sense. Here's a link for the performance from Earls Court. ruclips.net/video/mGthaP2BVUI/видео.html
i linked the uncut version from msg, imo the 2nd best live version is from listen to this eddie in 77
One of my all-time favs. Good headphones and relaxing atmosphere highly suggested
Live in Madison Square garden 1973
Woo-Hoo! For me, the best song on that album, it gave us shivers when we first heard it way back in 1973 and for many years made Houses of the Holy a must listen to regularly album. They greatly expanded this song in concert with John Paul Jones and Jimmy Page getting lengthy solos. Try the live version from MSG 1973, it is amazing! You can find other live versions on-line that are over 20 minutes long.
Thanks again and Enjoy! Zep rules. 🎸
Definitely do the live version from "The Song Remains the Same" movie, it is also a trip. The Ocean is a straight ahead rocker. Keep in mind that the ocean refers to the seas of humanity they played to every night. It's a strong finish to a groundbreaking album. Then comes Physical Graffiti: the pinnacle of their creativity.
"In My Time of Dying" ....can't wait.
That is some good shit! One of my all time favorites 💛
YES, live at MSG is a must watch! 😁
I really enjoy your reactions to the mighty Zeppelin. Hope you feel better soon. Check out their live performance of No Quarter at MSG in 1973. JPJ really shows why he's Zeppelin's secret sauce.
Salvo hope you feel better. God Bless my friend
If you become a fan of Led Zep live performances and research ALL of their live shows, you'll find that this song had the widest variety of live versions....Jones and Page would take the middle section into completely different places from one night to the next. The 1973 MSG version is certainly great, but far from the longest or most elaborate version. A great studio version, but one of several from their catalog that was almost always greater live. Get well soon.
Heres 1 fore Yaa. Led Zeppelin OVER THE HILLS, may 25th... Live Earls Court.. Play it,, you will love it, Page is on Fire!!
There is a band called Dread Zeppelin that does reggae style renditions of Led Zeppelin songs. One of their studio albums is called: No Quarter Pounder
....sung by Tort Elvis, an Elvis impersonator.😀
They do this so much better live, but nice vid all the same. Hope you feel better soon!
One of their best.
Like the live version with Jimmys guitar solo so much better
Zep's ventures into different styles highlights their masterful musicianship. A side effect of this genre-hopping is it inspired me to check out other music. 'Hmm let me check out some blues, reggae, funk psychedelic. And after hearing some of Zep's inspirations my admiration of them grew even more hearing where they took those styles
Do yourself a favor and check out the live version at the 73 MSG concert. In fact, you should do a reaction to it. It's insane.
When listening to the live version from The Song Remains the Same, do yourself a huge favor and listen to it from an original version of the live album. The remastered stuff was edited to try and fit the movie version. The original soundtrack version is the best. Then you can go ahead and watch it from the movie. I'm pretty sure all of the other older Led heads will agree
Aaaaah. I just found a version where someon edited the original release version with the newer remastered version. Listen to this :
ruclips.net/video/Y-qFipbA4Cw/видео.html
Oh yeah….live at MSG is a must watch! It does have JPJ’s fantasy sequence in it….personally I’d rather just watch them play, but I know why the fantasy sequences are there, so…..By the way, there’s is NOTHING bluesy about this song…..I don’t know how some of those sites can acatagiruze it as such…..they’re just throwing genre names around. This is totally psychedelic, with lyrics by Robert based on folklore and myth…….”The Winds of Thor”.
Enjoying the channel. I like the back and forth between album cut and live versions that you occasionally do. It’s the most interesting way to experience their intent with studio recordings, and their abilities to stretch live and display creativity in the moment. Wishing you a short stay, on the mend. Regards
Progressive style from 70's 💚🎸
Glad to see you discovering the mighty Led Zeppelin BUT I wish you had done the live version from the Madison Square Garden concert !
Lol. Wait until you hear this live.
Hey check this reaction to Kashmir out. It is a blast.
ruclips.net/video/dM7-Dimkt_0/видео.html
Must watch live version
Please watch No Quarter and The Ocean live from MSG before starting Physical Graffiti!! JP J on that organ and piano!!
Next try When the Levee Breaks - it changed the game on how drums were recorded forever. You can see a clip of Jimmy Page showing the house/manor that it was recorded in by searching "It might get loud" documentary with JP, Jack White and The Edge from U2. It also is a true story cover song about the 1927 Mississippi flood and screams the blues while Robert plays a mean Harmonica!
He’s done it already…..he’s going through their catalogue in order. If you’re a first time visitor, you have four albums worth if reactions to enjoy already.
You need to react to a live performance of this song. I recommend earls court 1975 or even celebration day 2007. It will knock your socks off. Personally I find it to be their best song live!
Diggin it, aren't ya!
The drum groove is quite good innit
Ahhhh. Many a doobie smoked in my bedroom to this. Box fan in the window with a scented dryer sheet to hide the smell. Good times.....Good times.
TOOL covers this on the Salival album. You should check it out
Do yourself a favor and review the 1973 MSG version. One of the all time great songs and versions.
It was called Acid Rock back yhen
Q what genre is led zepppelin?
A YES
One of my all time favorite Zeppelin songs.
A friend directed me to the cover by Tool once. While I felt they did everything else well, vocally it was a disappointment. Plant is just too much a tough act to follow.
I grew up listening to this song, always loved it. Would highly recommend you check out Tools
cover of this song. I would recommend the studio cut first.
Great! This song is phenomenal live at MSG, the original version. The remastered had the solo changed and its not as cool.
Listen to TOOLS cover off of the SALIVAL LP.
The live version from there concert video is cool to watch It has JOHN pAUL JONES VISION.
Tool's version of this is the best cover song ever created.
I agree
@Salvo
If you liked the haunting, Halloween-ish ambience of this song, then I can direct you to a few others with a similar "feel":
Kings and Queens by Aerosmith
Planet Caravan by Black Sabbath ( Panteras cover is excellent as well.)
One of these Days by Pink Floyd
Live from MSG please.