As a 64 year old retired drummer I love your reactions to one of the best drummers that ever lived John Bonham I've went down a rabbit hole for two days watching your reactions to old time rock and roll music I absolutely love it and it puts a very good smile on an old man's face in the heart
D'yer Mak'er is a song by the English rock band Led Zeppelin, from their 1973 album Houses of the Holy. The title is a play on the word "Jamaica" when spoken in an English accent. In a 2005 interview, Plant discussed the different interpretations and pronunciations of the name of the song. He explained that the title is derived from an old joke, where two friends have the following exchange: "My wife's gone to the West Indies." "Jamaica?" (which in an English accent sounds like "Did you make her?") "No, she wanted to go". The title, which does not appear in the lyrics, was chosen because it reflects the reggae feel of the song, and as an example of the Led Zeppelin band members' senses of humour. Because of the unfamiliarity of listeners to this back-story, as well as ignoring the apostrophes intentionally placed in the title, American DJs and fans often mispronounce the title as "dire maker". This confusion and mispronunciation was more common in the United States than in Britain, according to Jimmy Page. - from wikipedia.
Marc ..you have the best reactions ever .. the Led Zeppy rabbit hole is very deep .. may I suggest Achilles Last Stand .. I promise you will never be the same again
Someone in the comments said to stop talking?! Why watch a reaction video if you don’t want the person to ‘talk’ and react? 😂 Love your reactions keep ‘em coming!!! ❤
I recall my first college Homecoming Dance. A reggae band had been booked. We tried to enjoy them & have fun. Then, after their first break, they began with this tune. The crowd went wild! We liked it so much they played it again as their final song of the night.
You are soooooo ready for Kashmir. Start with the recorded version first, then at some point, react to the live version from Celebration Day. It was performed 30 years later. The late drummers son joined the band, to sit in for his father in that concert.
this is one of my favourite song of led zeppelin since i was 18 years old, this was for 48 years. i love them all and their genius. unbelievable. by the way i like your comments, you are such a handsome guy. lg from berlin/germany
Another great reaction, I love it, what a great time to be a teen when Floyd and Zeppelin were coming out with classic rock. Makes me feel young again, thank you my man.
This was playing in my car when I got my first kiss, I will never forget it, break up song or not, it was fantastic and I'm still with her 25 years later as my wife. Cheers 😎🍻
HAHAHAHA!! LOVE IT! Recorded 50 years ago and still fabulous! This track is on the Houses of the Holy album. I think you've reacted to a few other things from that album. Thank!
Giggle, giggle, giggle, giggle.... Fabulous. You brighten my days. AND.... If Pink Folyd can do Metallica as in The Nile Song then Zeppy can do Reggae. It's because they were ALL f..king spectacular musicians... SIMPLE AS. They could turn their hands to anything. I not dissing todays music when I say that they didn't have the same drum beats and samples as everyone else to create their music from. Sorry if that sounds patronising because I really don;t want it to be at all. I adore Massive Attack for instance. And Portishead to name just two.... They have class.
@@instigatorartworks Well I was quite young but dad was really into them. Once I got a bit older, and at the time we had great music press, I became aware that his manhood had a name; Percy!
You are, by far, the most entertaining reactor I watch... and as a lifetime connoisseur of all things Zeppelin, these reactions are my favorite. While I'm looking forward to more studio versions, I'm sure you've gotten plenty of requests that I'd just be repeating. Because of that, I'm sending you a link to a live, 1970 double-shot of 'We're Gonna Groove'/'I Can't Quit You Babe'. Make sure you don't wear trousers, because seeing/hearing this utter brilliance may cause serious 'leakage'... you've been warned, kil. Have fun/ ruclips.net/video/o3XpvxdlhAA/видео.html
He is such fun. I thought his "schtick" might begin to wear thin, but nope, not yet anyhow. He seems genuinely appreciative. But the kicker is that he doesn't monetize (notice how few commercials he has?). He cusses and doesn't care and has told youtube he doesn't WANT any money, etc (I think this is correct), so you/we/I know he's NOT "faking" liking Zeppelin or anyone else just to get more views, likes, etc. He's the real deal.
Just love how you get into the music 😂! Definitely one of my top 3 Led Zeppelin songs. I know your list of song to react to is long, but it would be awesome to see you react to The Police.....band from the late 70's and early 80's. I can picture your reaction to Roxanne in my mind and it's epic.♥
Just checking my records [ I know, sad isn't it? ]. This is your 24th LZ track so far. The good news is, on the 8 studio albums in their main body of work, there are 72 in all, you're only one third of the way through. Some are only short, 2& 3 minute pieces. Still, 'Gallows Pole' & 'Battle of Evermore' [ the only LZ track with someone other than the 4 musicians on ] will be a different slant, and 'Achilles Last Stand',, and 'Kashmir', and you're still an 'In Through the Out Door' virgin. We can wait. Once you've got through those, you can go back and try to find some of the live videos, and see what monsters these tracks turned into on stage. There are potentially 29 of those, plus the 16 on 'Celebration Day', the last time that the three survivors bestrode a stage together. You'll be as old as some of us by the time you finish.
Love you man and the reactions- stay original 🤔 wanted to say I am glad you can pause now and not go back to the beginning - we want your input/perspective that is why we watch/ keep on Rocking!
I love hearing you say "Led FUCKIN Zeppelin!" I also love your rants! There's a certain word you've used several times but I didn't know what it meant so, I had to look it up.... Yikes! Now I know what a "bell end" is! 😲😳🤣
Yes it is. Kind of. You know the old joke? My wife went to the West Indies". "Jamaica?" "No she went because she wanted to". So it's Jamaica. YW. Hey Hector. Or "ohohohohoh you don't have to gooo"
THANK YOU THANK YOU!!! Loved this song in the day but didn't have the $$ to buy everything I liked and NEVER KNEW or even suspected it was Zeppelin. So this is the first time in DECADES hearing it again!!! Not a song Led Heads relate to so it just disappeared. LOVE the audacity of it
Great point about your neck muscles, LMAO! Never thought about that till you mentioned it, but, yes, you DO "headbang" a bit, lol. I think of this as Robert's (the singer) and Bonzo's (the drummer) song. They both really shine in it. But Page has a bit of a nice little cozy solo. I THINK John Paul Jones (bassist/keyboardist) DIDN'T like this one too much. I've liked this one, but YOU "made" me appreciate it more than I have in a long time, thanks! BTW: Drums? Zep's "In my time of dying" has 'em!--And MORE!!
You got to do " hey hey what can I do ". One of my all-time favorite Zeppelin songs. So good. " Tangerine" is another song which is a bit of an experimental piece for Zeppelin.
Not my favourite Zeppelin track and I am a huge fan so it hurts me to admit it 😢 but I'll still sing along 😂 Love your reaction, classic! They are so versatile its true 😊
Haven't looked through all 64 comments that are on here so far to see if someone else said this, but this is actually pronounced "Jamaica" if you've got a certain British accent. "Jermaker"
I'm in the minority but it's one of my fav LZ songs. It was meant to be a joke and or throwaway song. :D I'm like other fans and like Black Dog, and all that, but this one is just so good with the drums and the while vibe like you say. My other favs of theirs for reference are pretty atypical I suppose. Transition from Heartbreaker to Living Loving Maid can't be beat, and Kashmir is pretty up there for me too. Was so happy to see you do this one! Want to hear Jimmy Page in a super group with Bad Company singer (great singer)? Do The Firm's Radioactive. Oh hell, I must go hear it now lol!
Do Kashmir from the Celebration Day reunion concert! Sadly they were missing Bonzo, but his son Jason did a great job! 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 LIVE...IT WONT GET BLOCKED!
Love you Man, you would easily fit right into my Family!! Too many Daughters (but obviously they are loved) But Iv'e only got one crazy Song, could do with another!! X
Yes. This is indeed a song with a reggae bent. It's in the song title. It's meant to be pronounced "Jamaica", because that's it's name. Say the name with a Jamaican accent and you'll know instantly that what I say is true.
Have you considered falling into the YES rabbit hole? Start with THE YES ALBUM, then FRAGILE, then CLOSE TO THE EDGE. Eventually you'll be ready for RELAYER.
I told you it'd be very different from the usual "Led Zeppelin" :D Want something again unexpected? Then check out "Gallows Pole" that is a kind of fast country piece, or... you want folk? "The Battle of Evermore" is what you're looking for, not so knows and definitively not well reacted around (this could be beneficial to your channel too) :)
I follow a family reaction channel, so I can't recommend these songs to them, but I think you and your audience can handle 2-Live Crew's "Me So Horny" and "Shake What Your Mama Gave Ya" by Poison Clan. Sending good vibes. ✌
Still can’t believe you haven’t done KASHMIR yet 😳😳😳😳
For me, Kashmir is like Lays potato chips. Whenever I hear it, I have to listen to it 3 or times! It is so good, I am in love with the song.
Absolutely my favorite LZ song!
@@LadybugLuv Have you heard the medley between that and Norwegian Wood from the The Aaron English Band? What an interpretation!!!!
Agree
I never would have thought this was Led Zeppelin. I love this song and it's my first time hearing it.
They did it all!
As a 64 year old retired drummer I love your reactions to one of the best drummers that ever lived John Bonham I've went down a rabbit hole for two days watching your reactions to old time rock and roll music I absolutely love it and it puts a very good smile on an old man's face in the heart
D'yer Mak'er is a song by the English rock band Led Zeppelin, from their 1973 album Houses of the Holy. The title is a play on the word
"Jamaica" when spoken in an English accent.
In a 2005 interview, Plant discussed the different interpretations and pronunciations of the name of the song. He explained that the title is derived from an old joke, where two friends have the following exchange: "My wife's gone to the West Indies." "Jamaica?" (which in an English accent sounds like "Did you make her?") "No, she wanted to go".
The title, which does not appear in the lyrics, was chosen because it reflects the reggae feel of the song, and as an example of the Led Zeppelin band members' senses of humour. Because of the unfamiliarity of listeners to this back-story, as well as ignoring the apostrophes intentionally placed in the title, American DJs and fans often mispronounce the title as "dire maker". This confusion and mispronunciation was more common in the United States than in Britain, according to Jimmy Page.
- from wikipedia.
Well said, Alli.
Thanks for saving me the trouble!
Marc ..you have the best reactions ever .. the Led Zeppy rabbit hole is very deep .. may I suggest Achilles Last Stand .. I promise you will never be the same again
Someone in the comments said to stop talking?! Why watch a reaction video if you don’t want the person to ‘talk’ and react? 😂
Love your reactions keep ‘em coming!!! ❤
The most versatile band in history, love this song and your reactions!
Their music was truly a gift to humanity. A song for every feeling.
Absolutely one of my all time favorite Zeppelin songs
❣️❣️❣️ 🔥
I mean Led Zeppelin are concidered by some{myself included} to be te greatest band of all time for a reason. Raw emotional tallent
More Led Zeppy!!!🤗🤗🤗 I just frickin love your intros!!!💜💜💜
I recall my first college Homecoming Dance. A reggae band had been booked. We tried to enjoy them & have fun. Then, after their first break, they began with this tune. The crowd went wild! We liked it so much they played it again as their final song of the night.
Thanks for more Led Zeppelin ❤❤❤
Speaking of Led Zeppelin tracks you might not expect,, give a listen to,, "Going To California"...A beautiful classic.
Such a beautiful song!
“Going to California, with an aching in my heart”
Oh, so true this one!
TRUST ME on this MUST HEAR classic my music lovin' brother,, Free "All Right Now"
Don't forget in my time of dying is a absolute must
My favorite by zeppelin
My favorite Led song.. you gotta do "Kashmir" next..
My other favorite Zeppelin song
You are soooooo ready for Kashmir. Start with the recorded version first, then at some point, react to the live version from Celebration Day. It was performed 30 years later. The late drummers son joined the band, to sit in for his father in that concert.
1979 at knebworth!
One of my favorite songs from them. Yes in my top 5. Yes it does have a reggae feel to it. Just shows how talented they are
Other Led Zeppy suggestions: Ramble On and The Rain Song.
Thank you xo
Already done these 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌
@brainsqueezereactions ah...maybe I looked for them when they were taken down.
A classic track like you have NEVER heard before & would become a true rock anthem,, Billy Thorpe "Children Of The Sun"
Hell yeah, fantastic song, one hit wonder, love it
@Ledzepnut Thanks,, that makes 9 of us so far,, I hope it gets enough likes for Hector to do it.
Hector
So many more down the zep rabbit hole. Enjoy
this is one of my favourite song of led zeppelin since i was 18 years old, this was for 48 years. i love them all and their genius. unbelievable. by the way i like your comments, you are such a handsome guy. lg from berlin/germany
Loving your reactions brother. You are me. 45 years ago ❤️❤️❤️🥃🥃🥃
Thanks again for making my day.
I'm a teenager again!! Wooo
Love this one so much.
Even though suggesting this classic to you is like throwing gasoline on a fire,, here we go anyway,, Elvis Costello "Pump It Up"
The Clash and The Police fuse Rock'n Reggae quite well .
The Clash, every time.
Another great reaction, I love it, what a great time to be a teen when Floyd and Zeppelin were coming out with classic rock. Makes me feel young again, thank you my man.
Some of the best years of my live.
Zeppelin could do everything! Yep and did it well!
This was playing in my car when I got my first kiss, I will never forget it, break up song or not, it was fantastic and I'm still with her 25 years later as my wife. Cheers 😎🍻
D’yer mak’er rhymes sounds like Jamaica. Hence the reggae vibe.
So glad I have your insanity to listen to my favorite music with. Thanks for another great reaction.
Once you have run through your own sanity, time to use someone else's.
Never stop talking! I could just listen to you!
HAHAHAHA!! LOVE IT! Recorded 50 years ago and still fabulous! This track is on the Houses of the Holy album. I think you've reacted to a few other things from that album. Thank!
My favourite for sure!!
Great reaction!!
Giggle, giggle, giggle, giggle.... Fabulous. You brighten my days. AND.... If Pink Folyd can do Metallica as in The Nile Song then Zeppy can do Reggae. It's because they were ALL f..king spectacular musicians... SIMPLE AS. They could turn their hands to anything. I not dissing todays music when I say that they didn't have the same drum beats and samples as everyone else to create their music from. Sorry if that sounds patronising because I really don;t want it to be at all. I adore Massive Attack for instance. And Portishead to name just two.... They have class.
Woo Hoo! Die er maker.
Personally my favorite Zep song. Love me some John Bonham….
Your energy is contagious.
I’m glad you like to share it.
Pronounced Jamaica
It makes me wonder, how many babies were born from this break up song...I mean, his swagger bursts out of this in vinyl or in live
Wasn't his "swagger" infamously called "Percy"?
@@DawnSuttonfabfour I don't know it's about 10 yrs before my time.
@@instigatorartworks Well I was quite young but dad was really into them. Once I got a bit older, and at the time we had great music press, I became aware that his manhood had a name; Percy!
You are, by far, the most entertaining reactor I watch... and as a lifetime connoisseur of all things Zeppelin, these reactions are my favorite. While I'm looking forward to more studio versions, I'm sure you've gotten plenty of requests that I'd just be repeating. Because of that, I'm sending you a link to a live, 1970 double-shot of 'We're Gonna Groove'/'I Can't Quit You Babe'. Make sure you don't wear trousers, because seeing/hearing this utter brilliance may cause serious 'leakage'... you've been warned, kil. Have fun/ ruclips.net/video/o3XpvxdlhAA/видео.html
You are, by far, the most entertaining reactor I watch... he really is
He is such fun. I thought his "schtick" might begin to wear thin, but nope, not yet anyhow. He seems genuinely appreciative. But the kicker is that he doesn't monetize (notice how few commercials he has?). He cusses and doesn't care and has told youtube he doesn't WANT any money, etc (I think this is correct), so you/we/I know he's NOT "faking" liking Zeppelin or anyone else just to get more views, likes, etc. He's the real deal.
@@joescott8877 I have been stalking him online for years.
Just love how you get into the music 😂! Definitely one of my top 3 Led Zeppelin songs. I know your list of song to react to is long, but it would be awesome to see you react to The Police.....band from the late 70's and early 80's. I can picture your reaction to Roxanne in my mind and it's epic.♥
Just checking my records [ I know, sad isn't it? ]. This is your 24th LZ track so far. The good news is, on the 8 studio albums in their main body of work, there are 72 in all, you're only one third of the way through. Some are only short, 2& 3 minute pieces. Still, 'Gallows Pole' & 'Battle of Evermore' [ the only LZ track with someone other than the 4 musicians on ] will be a different slant, and 'Achilles Last Stand',, and 'Kashmir', and you're still an 'In Through the Out Door' virgin. We can wait.
Once you've got through those, you can go back and try to find some of the live videos, and see what monsters these tracks turned into on stage. There are potentially 29 of those, plus the 16 on 'Celebration Day', the last time that the three survivors bestrode a stage together.
You'll be as old as some of us by the time you finish.
And some of us will be dust in the wind by then. Gulp.
Love you man and the reactions- stay original 🤔 wanted to say I am glad you can pause now and not go back to the beginning - we want your input/perspective that is why we watch/ keep on Rocking!
I love hearing you say "Led FUCKIN Zeppelin!"
I also love your rants! There's a certain word you've used several times but I didn't know what it meant so, I had to look it up....
Yikes!
Now I know what a "bell end" is!
😲😳🤣
Lol! Education of a bellend is always a fun one 🙌🙌🙌⏪️🧠🤣
Banda con 4 motores.
Muy buena reacción . Siga con más hits de los Señores Zeppelin
You definitely need to hear the Christmas parody of this! Sled Zeppelin by Bob Rivers. 😜😜 "Oh, Ho Ho Ho Ho Ho," Absolute classic. 😁
Yes it is. Kind of. You know the old joke? My wife went to the West Indies". "Jamaica?" "No she went because she wanted to". So it's Jamaica. YW. Hey Hector. Or "ohohohohoh you don't have to gooo"
You gotta do In My time of dying!!
"Jer-maker" Jamaica (English accent)
Yesssssssss
THANK YOU THANK YOU!!! Loved this song in the day but didn't have the $$ to buy everything I liked and NEVER KNEW or even suspected it was Zeppelin. So this is the first time in DECADES hearing it again!!! Not a song Led Heads relate to so it just disappeared. LOVE the audacity of it
House of the Holy. Sorry bro your journey has just begun, again. Glad you’re sitting down! Belize bro. Cheers mate.
Great point about your neck muscles, LMAO! Never thought about that till you mentioned it, but, yes, you DO "headbang" a bit, lol. I think of this as Robert's (the singer) and Bonzo's (the drummer) song. They both really shine in it. But Page has a bit of a nice little cozy solo. I THINK John Paul Jones (bassist/keyboardist) DIDN'T like this one too much. I've liked this one, but YOU "made" me appreciate it more than I have in a long time, thanks! BTW: Drums? Zep's "In my time of dying" has 'em!--And MORE!!
Can feel this one bro.
awesome!!! love it!
Two suggestions for you from LED Zeppelin, first is in my time of dying, and carouselambra
It's the "punch line to a old joke. "My wife went to the carabean " ( Cockney accent ) D'yer Mak'er (Did you make her) "Nah she went on her own "
🤣🤣🤣 Stupid good. Love you Hector. 👍❤🤙
Song title is pronounced like Jamaica.
You got to do " hey hey what can I do ". One of my all-time favorite Zeppelin songs. So good. " Tangerine" is another song which is a bit of an experimental piece for Zeppelin.
Hello Mr Hector...ready for FRIDAY??
Not my favourite Zeppelin track and I am a huge fan so it hurts me to admit it 😢 but I'll still sing along 😂 Love your reaction, classic! They are so versatile its true 😊
Haven't looked through all 64 comments that are on here so far to see if someone else said this, but this is actually pronounced "Jamaica" if you've got a certain British accent. "Jermaker"
In My Time of Dying and Achilles Last Stand! Please!
I'm in the minority but it's one of my fav LZ songs. It was meant to be a joke and or throwaway song. :D
I'm like other fans and like Black Dog, and all that, but this one is just so good with the drums and the while vibe like you say. My other favs of theirs for reference are pretty atypical I suppose. Transition from Heartbreaker to Living Loving Maid can't be beat, and Kashmir is pretty up there for me too.
Was so happy to see you do this one! Want to hear Jimmy Page in a super group with Bad Company singer (great singer)? Do The Firm's Radioactive. Oh hell, I must go hear it now lol!
There are many other surprises ahead, young fellow.
Big hit for them, and Zeppelin wasn't crazy about the song at all!
So have you added Robert Plant’s solo work to your list yet?
Big Log
In The Mood
Little By Little
Heaven Knows
Tall Cool One
Ship of Fools
Monkey
Try sublime!!! love too see your reaction
Do Kashmir from the Celebration Day reunion concert! Sadly they were missing Bonzo, but his son Jason did a great job! 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 LIVE...IT WONT GET BLOCKED!
It's slang with a heavy accent for Did You Make Her.
Who can do rock reggae?! Zeppelin can!! 😊😊
RUSH
The Police
The Clash
"Long Train Runnin" by Doobie Brothers
Its Pronounced Jamaica. Loved this one but they almost never played it live and the drummer hated it. Too bad he's killing it!
Love you Man, you would easily fit right into my Family!!
Too many Daughters (but obviously they are loved)
But Iv'e only got one crazy Song, could do with another!!
X
Son, bloody predictive text!!!..
Song named after Jamaica with a Zeppy twist say D'yer Maker slowly and think Jamaica. Fact
Anyone ever heard Sheryl Crow's cover of this fantastic song??? It is very good, must have a listen
Mark is there any reason why you haven’t done any live versions yet? Seriously you’ll lose your shit tenfold if you do 😂😂
Yes. This is indeed a song with a reggae bent. It's in the song title. It's meant to be pronounced "Jamaica", because that's it's name. Say the name with a Jamaican accent and you'll know instantly that what I say is true.
D'yer Mak'er is cockney for Jamaica I was told
Have you considered falling into the YES rabbit hole? Start with THE YES ALBUM, then FRAGILE, then CLOSE TO THE EDGE. Eventually you'll be ready for RELAYER.
What type of headphones do you use? Are they Bluetooth as well as having a cord? Thanks 😊
the title is a play on the words "did you make her?" beeing pronounced as "Jamaika" in an english accent
I told you it'd be very different from the usual "Led Zeppelin" :D
Want something again unexpected? Then check out "Gallows Pole" that is a kind of fast country piece, or... you want folk? "The Battle of Evermore" is what you're looking for, not so knows and definitively not well reacted around (this could be beneficial to your channel too) :)
Didgyou make her?"
Do Kashmir
Ritalin on board...let's go!
Have a good time ,man...Fah Kum
Achilles Last Stand please
Yeah the drums. This one’s about 4 hours too short.
Kashmiri from celebration day with drummers son at the drumbs . And there old asses rocking it out. They actually sound better
Bob Marley hit the mainstream in the late 70's so Led Zeppy decided it was another genre they could annihilate...yep! Those fucking drums again...
and you haven't even done the live stuff yet. Start with kasmir o2 arena in 2007.
Since you are always talking about making tea for someone try LED Zeppelin Tea for one
Glade your back you crazy fucker lmao. ❤ missed ya bud
D'ja make 'er?
It's pronounced Jamaica but spelt differently
do kashmir 1979
I follow a family reaction channel, so I can't recommend these songs to them, but I think you and your audience can handle 2-Live Crew's "Me So Horny" and "Shake What Your Mama Gave Ya" by Poison Clan. Sending good vibes. ✌