They played this song during their earliest days. This song along with I Can’t Quite You, Babe, a live version of the song from Led Zep I, are my favorites from Coda.
We're Still Here lol So glad you've got around to doing this one Biz . This track is one of their very early ones there is a fantastic live version from 1970 at the Royal Albert Hall 👍👍👍
That live performance I have watched countless times, as it is my favorite show of theirs, and it sounds like this is that live performance to me, but the mixing or something sounds a little different somehow. I just can't put my finger on it. Robert's vocal track is an exact match, that much I am sure of. "I Can't Quit You Baby" on CODA is from RAH 1970 as well.
BIz, I'm back! I was the first little bug in your ear saying you really should do CODA. Please make sure to do the following additional tracks, found on the 1993 release of CODA: 1) Hey, Hey, What Can I Do 2) Traveling Riverside Blues 3) Baby Come On Home 4) White Summer/Black Mountain Side These are some of the coolest Led Zeppelin tracks ever, and trust me, you don't want to miss these! Peace
After Bonham died, the band I believe contractually still owed one more album. So page went through songs they decided against putting on their albums, & came up with this. As another commenter said, other bands wish their best songs, were LZ B side songs. Thank you for coming back, to react to my favorite band again.
Thanks for everything you do!! Love you brother! One of my Top 5 channels More Norm too! This song was played live at their 1970 RAH concert, so it was either LZ I or LZ II.
Some of the songs on Coda were recorded early but finished up by Jimmy much later. This one was recorded live in 1970, then Page added overdubs much later (so it doesn't have the same sound as the early albums). Ben E King's proto-Funk original: ruclips.net/video/L614zvB8Pew/видео.htmlsi=xUwcV1dmrIZL_emK
It's amazing how the great ones rise to the top no matter what. I got to see Zep live in '77 (I was all of 12.) Bonzo was something to see live. A force of nature. Love ya, Biz!
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Yay, you're finally doing CODA! Maybe you'll start doing the lives after you finish it? Oh, I hope so! My favorite song from the original 1982 release is "I Can't Quit You Baby". There were many added later...Traveling Riverside Blues, Baby Come On Home, Hey Hey What Can I Do? It's hard to pick just one. Thank you for coming back to Zeppelin, and yep, I've been here waiting. ☮️❤️
@@watchbizmatik I'm happy to hear that! I don't remember what all you've already done, I'll have to look back through your playlists. It's been quite awhile, they'll probably be like new to me again! 😅 Much respect to you, you've been one of my very favorite reactors since you started your Zep journey. I appreciate you, thanks so much, Biz! ☮️❤️
Neither of those were on the original album they were first released either as singles or on the box sets/remasters, and then as bonus tracks on the Coda reissue.
The difference too with Led Zeppelin, they had very few songs that may not be your favorite. I have two I’m not crazy about, but I can’t say I hate them either, they just are at the bottom of my list. Other bands had a few I liked, but more I wasn’t crazy about. Led Zeppelin also has a range of genres, & Plant used his vocals to make them different.
Not sure if that's my favourite song from Coda, but it's in the running, along with "I Can't Quit You Baby" and "Darlene". And even though the fourth Zeppelin album is about as close to perfect as an album can be, my favourite from the Zep is Physical Graffiti.
It's a real album. The songs aren't "rejected" songs....they are songs that were not released on the previous albums. On Physical Graffiti, many previously unreleased tracks found their way onto that album....that doesn't mean they were "rejected" tracks....they just didn't fit properly into previous albums.
No. If you know anything about how Jimmy Page built their albums, you would know that each song was carefully selected and placed in a certain order on the album for a reason. For each album, they always recorded more material than would fit on a vinyl album side, so eventually they had to make decisions about what the feel of the album would be, and which songs fit and which didn't. The ones that didn't fit weren't rejected....they were saved for a time when they fit the album better.
This is the depressing Led Zep album because John had died and it was not exciting when it came out but the best song is Poor Tom from the LZ 3 sessions ..That is a matter of opinion anyways because they all are great.
This is a very strange mix. In the beginning of the song, every body except Jimmy sounds exactly as it does live at Royal Albert Hall. Very strange guitar sounds going around. Then the first solo is insanely odd sounding to me. Does anyone know if the original release of Coda sounds like this or is some crap in the remastering process? Live in 1970, Royal Albert Hall. Buckle up Biz. It's a fast, wild ride. ruclips.net/video/4-P1o0KADYk/видео.htmlsi=TpnKYidD_HPJtX_u
I agree with you. It sounds just like that show, except for the guitar, doesn't it. That sounded really off to me as well. My original CODA album was lost to me so long ago that I'm not sure if it matches this or not. It sure seems like something is off about it though. I've watched the RAH '70 show (my favorite one by far) so many times now that that is now what I hear in my head now to compare this to. I wish I still had my original album so I would know the answer to that question. ☮️
Yes. Both We're Gonna Groove and I Can't Quit You Baby from Coda are the live performances from the 1970 Royal Albert Hall performance, with crowd noises removed and some guitar overdubs.
@@tektoniks_architects But the question is, is this what the original Coda album sounded like or did the remastered version go even farther with the weird sounds? Ik this is from RAH concert.
This is one of Zeppelin’s stinkers. There’s only a handful of them-“Hats Off To Roy Harper”, “Boogie- With - Stu”, “Candy Store Rock”, and this one. That’s about it.
A lot of Zeppelin's B songs are what a lot bands dream of making. 😊
This is a cover of Ben E King's song Groovin.
And I'm sure it did the original version justice.
@@joshuadeshaies7266 It did. ruclips.net/video/-u1C9MiFtlM/видео.html
They played this song during their earliest days. This song along with I Can’t Quite You, Babe, a live version of the song from Led Zep I, are my favorites from Coda.
We're Still Here lol So glad you've got around to doing this one Biz .
This track is one of their very early ones there is a fantastic live version from 1970 at the Royal Albert Hall 👍👍👍
That live performance I have watched countless times, as it is my favorite show of theirs, and it sounds like this is that live performance to me, but the mixing or something sounds a little different somehow. I just can't put my finger on it. Robert's vocal track is an exact match, that much I am sure of. "I Can't Quit You Baby" on CODA is from RAH 1970 as well.
After listening again, it's the guitar that sounds different.
This is that live 1970 performance, crowd noise edited out, with guitar overdubs.
BIz, I'm back! I was the first little bug in your ear saying you really should do CODA. Please make sure to do the following additional tracks, found on the 1993 release of CODA:
1) Hey, Hey, What Can I Do
2) Traveling Riverside Blues
3) Baby Come On Home
4) White Summer/Black Mountain Side
These are some of the coolest Led Zeppelin tracks ever, and trust me, you don't want to miss these!
Peace
Ty for completing your LZ journey ❤ LZ rejects are better than some bands #1’s 🎸
Zep Baby!
This is like Zep roots. Fast furious under 5 minutes, you get some drums some guitar, nasty base and powerful vocals.
After Bonham died, the band I believe contractually still owed one more album. So page went through songs they decided against putting on their albums, & came up with this. As another commenter said, other bands wish their best songs, were LZ B side songs. Thank you for coming back, to react to my favorite band again.
I still watch all your old led Zeppelin reviews man
Wow thanks
Favorite from coda deluxe song is Baby Come On Home❤❤❤❤
Thanks for everything you do!! Love you brother! One of my Top 5 channels More Norm too! This song was played live at their 1970 RAH concert, so it was either LZ I or LZ II.
Thank you 🙏🏿
That was a kick-ass journey you took us on Bismarck
Some of the songs on Coda were recorded early but finished up by Jimmy much later. This one was recorded live in 1970, then Page added overdubs much later (so it doesn't have the same sound as the early albums). Ben E King's proto-Funk original: ruclips.net/video/L614zvB8Pew/видео.htmlsi=xUwcV1dmrIZL_emK
Nice reaction....still here
Thank you
❤❤❤Robert❤❤❤
I love Zepplin so much that i try to think that I love every song but some are on the edge 🤔
Yes! Finally. Nothing wrong with any of these songs!
It's amazing how the great ones rise to the top no matter what. I got to see Zep live in '77 (I was all of 12.) Bonzo was something to see live. A force of nature. Love ya, Biz!
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Love this one ❤Thanks Biz
Hey Hey What Can I Do is my favorite
Hi **BizMatik** i am STILL here checkin for your reactions to **MyBelovedOtherWorldlyLedZeppelin** & **MyBeautifulJimmyPageMagicalGeniusWizardBabe** F YEA!!! **CODA** I **Luvit** Thank YOU ever so for doing IT!!! YAY **RockON!!!**
Thanks
Yay, you're finally doing CODA! Maybe you'll start doing the lives after you finish it? Oh, I hope so!
My favorite song from the original 1982 release is "I Can't Quit You Baby". There were many added later...Traveling Riverside Blues, Baby Come On Home, Hey Hey What Can I Do? It's hard to pick just one.
Thank you for coming back to Zeppelin, and yep, I've been here waiting. ☮️❤️
I did a lot of the lives already, I will definitely be doing more
@@watchbizmatik I'm happy to hear that! I don't remember what all you've already done, I'll have to look back through your playlists. It's been quite awhile, they'll probably be like new to me again! 😅
Much respect to you, you've been one of my very favorite reactors since you started your Zep journey. I appreciate you, thanks so much, Biz! ☮️❤️
One of my favorite Zeppelin records. I prefer it over Zep II and Untitled but that's just my taste.
The version of I Can't Quit You on this album is sick. It smokes the original. Jimmy Jimmy Jimmy!
My favorite song on this album is Darlene... I love this entire album and look forward to you breaking it down (maybe with a little less talking)
favorite song from Coda has to be Hey Hey What Can I Do (with Traveling Riverside Blues a close second) . favorite Zep album is Physical Graffiti
Neither of those were on the original album they were first released either as singles or on the box sets/remasters, and then as bonus tracks on the Coda reissue.
The difference too with Led Zeppelin, they had very few songs that may not be your favorite. I have two I’m not crazy about, but I can’t say I hate them either, they just are at the bottom of my list. Other bands had a few I liked, but more I wasn’t crazy about. Led Zeppelin also has a range of genres, & Plant used his vocals to make them different.
Fabulous album of older recordings!
Not sure if that's my favourite song from Coda, but it's in the running, along with "I Can't Quit You Baby" and "Darlene".
And even though the fourth Zeppelin album is about as close to perfect as an album can be, my favourite from the Zep is Physical Graffiti.
This album is actually a MONSTER....you'll see
Rip john
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It's a real album. The songs aren't "rejected" songs....they are songs that were not released on the previous albums. On Physical Graffiti, many previously unreleased tracks found their way onto that album....that doesn't mean they were "rejected" tracks....they just didn't fit properly into previous albums.
Isn't that just 21st century semantics?
No. If you know anything about how Jimmy Page built their albums, you would know that each song was carefully selected and placed in a certain order on the album for a reason. For each album, they always recorded more material than would fit on a vinyl album side, so eventually they had to make decisions about what the feel of the album would be, and which songs fit and which didn't. The ones that didn't fit weren't rejected....they were saved for a time when they fit the album better.
@@tektoniks_architects Semantics
Wrong. But thanks for playing.
This is the depressing Led Zep album because John had died and it was not exciting when it came out but the best song is Poor Tom from the LZ 3 sessions ..That is a matter of opinion anyways because they all are great.
What is your favorite bob Marley song ❤
This is a very strange mix. In the beginning of the song, every body except Jimmy sounds exactly as it does live at Royal Albert Hall. Very strange guitar sounds going around. Then the first solo is insanely odd sounding to me. Does anyone know if the original release of Coda sounds like this or is some crap in the remastering process? Live in 1970, Royal Albert Hall. Buckle up Biz. It's a fast, wild ride. ruclips.net/video/4-P1o0KADYk/видео.htmlsi=TpnKYidD_HPJtX_u
I agree with you. It sounds just like that show, except for the guitar, doesn't it. That sounded really off to me as well. My original CODA album was lost to me so long ago that I'm not sure if it matches this or not. It sure seems like something is off about it though. I've watched the RAH '70 show (my favorite one by far) so many times now that that is now what I hear in my head now to compare this to. I wish I still had my original album so I would know the answer to that question. ☮️
This is the Royal Albert Hall performance, crowd noise edited out, with guitar overdubs
@@tektoniks_architects @tektoniks_architects Ok thanks, tektonics! So is this the same as on the original album release then, or do you know?
Yes. Both We're Gonna Groove and I Can't Quit You Baby from Coda are the live performances from the 1970 Royal Albert Hall performance, with crowd noises removed and some guitar overdubs.
@@tektoniks_architects But the question is, is this what the original Coda album sounded like or did the remastered version go even farther with the weird sounds? Ik this is from RAH concert.
This is one of Zeppelin’s stinkers. There’s only a handful of them-“Hats Off To Roy Harper”, “Boogie- With - Stu”, “Candy Store Rock”, and this one. That’s about it.
you want an album review suggest ? Bob Seger ( and the Silver Bullet band ) Live Bullet . you will NOT be sorry
This is a Zeppelin 2 outtake.
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That was a kick-ass journey you took us on Bismarck
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