Now that you've reacted to this, it's time to see if 32 years later, they can still nail it. Check out "Kashmir" Live at Celebration Day. John Bonhan's, Jason, is on drums 🥁 of course JPJ on keyboard & playing bass with his feet, Robert's vocals, & Jimmy killing it. 20 million people requested tickets to the concert - which made the Guinness Book of World Records.
Absolutely enjoy watching your reaction to this song. I'm 61 and remember this album coming out and how incredible it was. Kashmir has always been my favorite song by Led Zepplin and it was truly a joy to watch your pleasure with this song. Peace and Love to you both.
I enjoy your reactions! And there's no need to apologize for rewinding the video in your appreciation for one of the greatest drummers of all time: John Bonham
"I wonder how does it feel to be that great." Best reaction comment EVER. I laughed at loud with joy. 💖 It was thrilling to watch you two experience this for the first time! I recommend listening to the studio version on your own as well. It's even more enthralling.
This is your best reaction video yet! Your excitement for this live performance is so thrilling. You guys are some of the best reactors! I don't comment very often, but I do watch/listen to all of your reviews. Thank you. I had to comeback and say that this original video brings me back to when I saw and listened to then in my town live. Robert Plant on this song throws out immense waves of energy with his vocals! You are correct in that all four of these musicians are 'next level'. Back again to say ... This Is The Best Reaction Video on YT. "Other reactors, watch and listen to this!"
I was at both Knebworth 79 shows along with about 200,000 other people, best band ever in the studio or live even better than Pink Floyd who I seen twice also. If you liked John Bonham's drums you should react to "Achilles last stand" from Knebworth 79. It would be good to see you react to "Kashmir" from the O2 2007 to see the contrast, John Bonham's son Jason is on drums who also performed with Heart doing Stairway to Heaven at the Kennedy awards. I love watching your reactions so much 😁🤗
Mama always said..Led Zeppelin is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get. Jimmy Page has said that the music of Led Zeppelin was designed to always feature each band member. They ALL stand out. You are correct, they cannot be compared to any other band. Together, they are and always will be a tour de force.
In 1979 I was 15 and led Zep were my top band - and my parents would not let me go to Knebworth as it was overnight but two of my school friends got to go - it took me until 2007 when I was lucky enough to get a ticket for the 02 gig to see them live 🎉
Snap, my mates were 17 and my old boy wouldn't let me go with them to Knebworth, I never forgave him. Specially after what happened to Bonzo a year later.
I was 16 back in '79 and went to the 2nd night on 11/07 with a couple of mates - and I was actually lucky enough to get a ticket for the 2007 show at the 02! 20 million names in the hat for that one, I believe!
This song is cinematically orchestral in its panoramic vision and has stood the test of time for a reason. Their music is almost guaranteed to conjure a plethora of emotions and the same song can inspire different feelings depending on your mood/day or whether you're listening to a live performance or studio. They were truly a force of nature.
Excellent reaction! So satisfying to watch reactors who can appreciate how fabulous Led Zeppelin really were! They were definitely "ahead of their time". Massively creative and versatile, gifted. Would love it if you two did a deep dive starting with album 1! So many incredible songs! If you decide to do so, I'm all in! :)
I absolutely love seeing/hearing them live but the studio version of this song is much better, that Moroccan sound is evident. Best band ever, EVER! :)
Another great reaction to what is, in my opinion, one of the greatest songs ever & the greatest performance of it. The music alone can almost send me into a trance. & then the lyrics on top just send me on that beautiful journey. I do Love Stairway. it is another beautiful piece of art. But Kashmir does top it for me. I hope everyone had an amazing weekend, & next week just gets better. Much love to all from here in the UK
I agree with you, but if you get chance, listen to the Madison square garden concert 1973, its the best version of "Kashmir", mindblowing ! !.
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To Mr. & Mrs. M-O-A & your sweet Beagle doggie- I've enjoyed your reactions to some of the various music that is the soundtrack of my life. Back then, we too were amazed the same as you all are but we were flooded with so much great new music almost daily back then that we existed on a high level expection that NEVER let us down. It was a magical time & a truely magical period in music. The music of the 60's 70's & some 80's will 4EVER be "new" "fresh" & EVERLASTINGLY Great.
Kashmir is my favorite Led Zeppelin song. I was 10 when I first heard Led Zeppelin in 1973. I still love listening to them to this day. Robert Plant was the best vocalist of any band. John Paul Jones is probably the most versatile musician in the business. Miss Bonzo on the drums, and Jimmy Page is the master of the guitar.
I had the great pleasure in being st this concert in 1979.....it was reported Zeplin could be heard up to ten miles away. this was truly a one performance that will live with me forever .... also the "bun fight"
I LOVED THIS RECTION..... I have seen your reaction to the more recent version with the older Led Zeppelin and Jason Bonham, so I just had to check this out... The two of you always make me smile when I watch your reactions... Thank you.. x
Kashmir is certainly a masterpiece. Beautiful middle eastern scales and so many layers played magnificently by the masters. The greatest rock drummer John Bonham in full greatness . Plant giving all the emotion he is famous for. JPJ on keys and bass always brilliant and Page killing it on guitar as always. The genius behind most of their compositions and band leader. Their music will live forever. Glad you guys are on the journey now.
You both were absolutely "spot on" with your critique of this track. I maxed up the volume on my sound bar and head banged all the way through. Most definitely should check out their last performance of this song at the '02 arena. There is no uncertainty about the Moroccan influence in that track. Love, love, love you guys. 👍👍🤗🤗
A nice musical journey of discovery from you two nice people. The orchestral effect comes from the melodron, which bassist John Paul Jones plays with oriental note sequences. Jon Bonham, known as Bonzo, was the greatest rock drummer there ever was. Today's drum teachers are thrilled when they hear him. Unfortunately he died a year after this concert. I recommend you "Achilles last Stand" from this Knebworth Festival in 1979. If you listen to more Led Zeppelin songs, you will notice that no two songs are the same. The band mastered everything, blues, folk, hard rock and even reggea on "D'yer Mak'er."
Everything Led Zeppelin does is amazing, greatest individuals & even greater as a group. No other band even comes close to their greatness. Plant wrote this driving through the desert, & enjoying Morocco.
I was at the second Knebworth show and it does not feel like 45 years ago that I was there, It was a fantastic show and the light show that they used was great too.
There's an expression, ".....travels to the beat of a different drum". John Bonham, in my opinion, is that different drum. His fills are incredible but what is really amazing is his creativity and solidity. In some songs, he is playing in a different time signature than the rest of the band which is very hard to do (for him and the other members). But it gives the offbeat sound that Zeppelin is famous for. He always holds the beat so solidly even if it is counter to the rhythm of the rest of the band. He was a genius and is still my favorite drummer of all time.
I love you two so much! It fills me with such joy watching you discover all this great music and react with the same astonishment and passion that all of us who grew up with these bands felt the first time we heard them. Thank you for that.
I see someone has mentioned the 2007 celebration day concert. You really must hear Kashmir when they are older. The sound is mind blowing, and John Bonhams son Jason plays drums. Not forgetting Robert Plant. HE'S STILL GOT IT.
I know a few people will claim 'I was there' but I was! What a day.... I also saw Genesys and Pink Floyd at Knebworth. What a period to be young! We were truly blessed....
Awesome reaction guys, I love watching peoples first reaction to Kashmir spot on! Probably the best song ever written in the history of the human race 👍
I've lost count of how many times I've gone back to that exact part just to watch and squee at those drum fills near the end. I get goosebumps every time, especially when he absolutely thrashes the cymbals at the end of the 2nd fill, so powerful.
Great reaction, guys! Bonham (RIP) was a beast on the drums. A really great performance from the entire band. For me, Pink Floyd is my favorite band, but Zeppelin was the best.
LOVED YOUR REACTION TO THIS ONE!!! SUCH an EPIC TUNE!!! So GLAD to see you-guys reacting to and enjoying Led Zeppelin! You should've seen OUR faces when all these songs first came out!! UNBELIEVABLE GREATNESS!! ❤❤❤
I just can’t help but smile when i see your videos of bands Ive treasured. And today, how apropos, The Merchant of Alba, it has been revealed, dreams of Deserts and Spice Rd when listening to Kashmir!
Led Zeppelin is like an all-star team of the greatest musicians of all time. Jimmy Page and John Bonham hold that status. And Robert Plant.. well... he is in his own category of greatness!
Yes yes yes you have to watch this song when they got together for one show called celebration day when they do Kashmir it is one of the greatest performances I've ever seen in my life I am a huge led zeppelin fan I still say when the good Lord put these 4 guys together it was magic bands have been chasing them for years there not even close love your reactions.
Just a suggestion for you guys since You have gone down this rabbit whole for the BEST Rock band ever. Maybe you should listen to the first album and go thru their last to really understand why Millions of people love them! Thanks have a great day and week love and peace from Phoenix, Arizona 😎
You said it perfectly how Robert is not just good at singing as much as he is just plain good at making sounds with his mouth lol he is a legendary vocalist
Two Things. 1) Check out 'No Quarter' from the '73 live concert, which is John Paul Jones personal magnum Opus. 2) For another unforgettable, timeless and inventive band from approx the same time period, look at Pink Floyd, no particular tracks really but try Shine On You Crazy Diamond or The Great Gig In The Sky. Both are awesome, and a good introduction to their extraordinary talents. And they do NOTHING to stop me loving Led Zeppelin!!
I wholeheartedly agree with Mr. Plant. I've been listening to Zeppelin since the late sixties and when i bought "Physical Graffiti" in 1975 and heard this song it instantly became my favorite. Hasn't changed in almost 50 years. If you've seen the movie "Godzilla" with Matthew Broderick there's a scene where this pkays in the background as they're chasing the monster through the sewers of New York.
You mentioned "spices"... I recently described the atmospheric elements of this song by saying something along the lines of being able to "smell spices on the warm, dry air". This kind of songwriting definitely elicits an aura of elsewhere to me, as I believe it does for the two of you as well. Kashmir is pure magic! Thank you both for such a wonderful reaction... I will definitely be back to your reaction channel!!!!! ❤
I just subscribed over the weekend. Love you guys! Need to check out some Rage Against the Machine of you haven’t. Killing in the Name of, Down Rodeo and so many more 🎉
Now do the same song 30 years later at their last performance live at Celebration Day Concert. IMO Epic performance and Robert Plant sounds even better.
Definitely listen to the studio versions of their entire catalogue as Robert was notorious for not being particularly articulate during live performances. The time and place is wonderful to have re-experienced with you. With Zepelin, you need to listen to each song more than once to experience the complexity of what they did is incredible. The boys layered content and emotion that is far deeper and meaningful than most of todays lyrics and music. You said it exactly right Led Zepelin, evolved rock and roll and the musicians that followed them. I was at the time I first heard them I was a young teen and they changed my very definition of music instantly. (much to my parents distress lol)
“Timeless” is a good way to sum this up. You can see why when Bonham (pronounced bon-am, the h is silent) died Zeppelin could no longer exist. What drummer can get close to that? Check out The Rain Song by them, live at MSG 73 preferably. ✌️
John Bonham was unusual for a drummer: he could actually keep time. Seriously, Bonzo was human metronome. LZ was known as hard rock band, but they could groove!
The type of singing or noise that Robert Plant makes in some of his songs can be referred to as Scat singing. Ella Fitzgerald made it famous and probably the 30s and 40s. Other artist that does that is George Benson he plays wonderful guitgreat Jazz music. You have to listen to George Benson's song breezen and then Is unbroadway. You still love it
Now that you've reacted to this, it's time to see if 32 years later, they can still nail it. Check out "Kashmir" Live at Celebration Day. John Bonhan's, Jason, is on drums 🥁 of course JPJ on keyboard & playing bass with his feet, Robert's vocals, & Jimmy killing it. 20 million people requested tickets to the concert - which made the Guinness Book of World Records.
Absolutely agree. Version of Kashmir from Celebration Day is more mature and complete imo.
💯 agree
28 years later, O2 was 10th December 2007 Knebworth was 4th & 11th August 1979
@@terryodell9803Celebration Day was actually 31 years since "Physical Graffiti" was released back in 1975.
@@vernhoke7730 I know but 28 years from Knebworth which she implied
This is MAGNIFICENT!! John Bonham drums...John Paul Jones bass and keyboards!!
Amazing that there is only 4 of them!! Sounds like an orchestra. 🥰🥰
Absolutely enjoy watching your reaction to this song. I'm 61 and remember this album coming out and how incredible it was. Kashmir has always been my favorite song by Led Zepplin and it was truly a joy to watch your pleasure with this song. Peace and Love to you both.
I've heard the song thousand times and still get shivers every time. Legendary.
I enjoy your reactions! And there's no need to apologize for rewinding the video in your appreciation for one of the greatest drummers of all time: John Bonham
"I wonder how does it feel to be that great." Best reaction comment EVER. I laughed at loud with joy. 💖 It was thrilling to watch you two experience this for the first time! I recommend listening to the studio version on your own as well. It's even more enthralling.
“Since ive been loving you” live should be next i think. You will like it
Led Zeppelin does not
plug in to amplifiers
Led Zeppelin
plugs in to your Soul ❤
This is your best reaction video yet! Your excitement for this live performance is so thrilling. You guys are some of the best reactors! I don't comment very often, but I do watch/listen to all of your reviews. Thank you. I had to comeback and say that this original video brings me back to when I saw and listened to then in my town live. Robert Plant on this song throws out immense waves of energy with his vocals! You are correct in that all four of these musicians are 'next level'.
Back again to say ... This Is The Best Reaction Video on YT. "Other reactors, watch and listen to this!"
Thank you so much for your kind words, and for watching our videos! We have great fun discovering all those amazing songs 💚😊
I was at both Knebworth 79 shows along with about 200,000 other people, best band ever in the studio or live even better than Pink Floyd who I seen twice also. If you liked John Bonham's drums you should react to "Achilles last stand" from Knebworth 79. It would be good to see you react to "Kashmir" from the O2 2007 to see the contrast, John Bonham's son Jason is on drums who also performed with Heart doing Stairway to Heaven at the Kennedy awards. I love watching your reactions so much 😁🤗
Cool. Which show did you like better? I enjoy this version of Kashmir over the first show. I believe this is the second show, right?
@@PeterTea the first one 4thAugust
Mama always said..Led Zeppelin is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get. Jimmy Page has said that the music of Led Zeppelin was designed to always feature each band member. They ALL stand out. You are correct, they cannot be compared to any other band. Together, they are and always will be a tour de force.
I have always loved this song. It. Is. Awesome. I have always thought that Kashmir was a much better song than Stairway To Heaven. Outstanding!
Agree. Can listen to this over and over again. Where's STH I can leave it for months, before listening again.
PHENOMENAL!!!!❤❤❤ I LOVE THIS!! The entire album Physical Graffiti was Amazing!!! ❤
As so many have already said, the live version at the O2 is just phenomenal. Just 4 men on stage, incredible!
I love your reactions to this 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🎸🥁🎙🎹🙈🙉🙊🙀😾💥but then again I love all your emotional reactions 😅☮️
Loved your reaction! Try their song, "The Rain song", it's Epic.
Oh yeah!
The live version 2007 at the O2 Arena is a must! They're still the GOATS! xxx
The best band ever and I only been listening for 56yrs ❤😂
Led Zep, (Unledded 1992 Live MTV is an exceptional version.)
In 1979 I was 15 and led Zep were my top band - and my parents would not let me go to Knebworth as it was overnight but two of my school friends got to go - it took me until 2007 when I was lucky enough to get a ticket for the 02 gig to see them live 🎉
You must have been pissed. At least you got to see them in albeit in 2007.
Snap, my mates were 17 and my old boy wouldn't let me go with them to Knebworth, I never forgave him. Specially after what happened to Bonzo a year later.
OMG!! I didn't get a ticket for the 02 arena show 😢
Oh man…you WERE one lucky dude! Fate owed you that ticket! 😁
I was 16 back in '79 and went to the 2nd night on 11/07 with a couple of mates - and I was actually lucky enough to get a ticket for the 2007 show at the 02! 20 million names in the hat for that one, I believe!
This song is cinematically orchestral in its panoramic vision and has stood the test of time for a reason. Their music is almost guaranteed to conjure a plethora of emotions and the same song can inspire different feelings depending on your mood/day or whether you're listening to a live performance or studio. They were truly a force of nature.
Geniuses !!!
The Mighty Led Zeppelin. A list Rock Stars.
Masterpiece! yes, a classic
Excellent reaction! So satisfying to watch reactors who can appreciate how fabulous Led Zeppelin really were! They were definitely "ahead of their time". Massively creative and versatile, gifted. Would love it if you two did a deep dive starting with album 1! So many incredible songs! If you decide to do so, I'm all in! :)
I'm 65 now and saw the band live in 1975 as a 17 yo kid! I listen to at least one song every day!
I absolutely love seeing/hearing them live but the studio version of this song is much better, that Moroccan sound is evident.
Best band ever, EVER!
:)
....GOATS. Thanks for sharing.
You are a good wife for calling out the drums! You need to listen for John Paul Jones, he's very talented also!
Another great reaction to what is, in my opinion, one of the greatest songs ever & the greatest performance of it.
The music alone can almost send me into a trance. & then the lyrics on top just send me on that beautiful journey. I do Love Stairway. it is another beautiful piece of art. But Kashmir does top it for me.
I hope everyone had an amazing weekend, & next week just gets better. Much love to all from here in the UK
Speechless again again again and again, everytime Wow
I was there for this one along with the rolling stones in 1976. Will never forget either of them.
I personally think this is their greatest song!
And their performance in 2007 of this is amazing!
I agree with you, but if you get chance, listen to the Madison square garden concert 1973, its the best version of "Kashmir", mindblowing ! !.
To Mr. & Mrs. M-O-A & your sweet Beagle doggie- I've enjoyed your reactions to some of the various music that is the soundtrack of my life. Back then, we too were amazed the same as you all are but we were flooded with so much great new music almost daily back then that we existed on a high level expection that NEVER let us down. It was a magical time & a truely magical period in music. The music of the 60's 70's & some 80's will 4EVER be "new" "fresh" & EVERLASTINGLY Great.
Kashmir is my favorite Led Zeppelin song. I was 10 when I first heard Led Zeppelin in 1973. I still love listening to them to this day. Robert Plant was the best vocalist of any band. John Paul Jones is probably the most versatile musician in the business. Miss Bonzo on the drums, and Jimmy Page is the master of the guitar.
I had the great pleasure in being st this concert in 1979.....it was reported Zeplin could be heard up to ten miles away. this was truly a one performance that will live with me forever .... also the "bun fight"
It is. Their best song.
We said it.
There’s no denying that Zeppelin is the absolute greatest band of all time! Not even close!❤
I LOVED THIS RECTION..... I have seen your reaction to the more recent version with the older Led Zeppelin and Jason Bonham, so I just had to check this out... The two of you always make me smile when I watch your reactions... Thank you.. x
"there is no room for mistake" Nailed it
This is awesome, but also listen to the studio version of Kashmir, hits so clean and so hard.
John bohnom best rock drummer Ever Ever. Very much enjoy yals reaction
Kashmir is certainly a masterpiece. Beautiful middle eastern scales and so many layers played magnificently by the masters. The greatest rock drummer John Bonham in full greatness . Plant giving all the emotion he is famous for. JPJ on keys and bass always brilliant and Page killing it on guitar as always. The genius behind most of their compositions and band leader. Their music will live forever. Glad you guys are on the journey now.
Awesome reaction guys, you guys really know how to enjoy a good song and Zep has so many of them, keep exploring them..
Loved your reactions. Some songs are timeless.
Congrats! You've just listened to the greatest drummer ever lived in this world!
You both were absolutely "spot on" with your critique of this track.
I maxed up the volume on my sound bar and head banged all the way through. Most definitely should check out their last performance of this song at the '02 arena. There is no uncertainty about the Moroccan influence in that track. Love, love, love you guys. 👍👍🤗🤗
I've always thought this song reminds me of trying to find my way through a very nightmarish dream.
A nice musical journey of discovery from you two nice people. The orchestral effect comes from the melodron, which bassist John Paul Jones plays with oriental note sequences. Jon Bonham, known as Bonzo, was the greatest rock drummer there ever was. Today's drum teachers are thrilled when they hear him. Unfortunately he died a year after this concert. I recommend you "Achilles last Stand" from this Knebworth Festival in 1979. If you listen to more Led Zeppelin songs, you will notice that no two songs are the same. The band mastered everything, blues, folk, hard rock and even reggea on "D'yer Mak'er."
They came to town a month or so before the album came out in early '75 and played this one and several others we had never heard. Such a great band.
Everything Led Zeppelin does is amazing, greatest individuals & even greater as a group. No other band even comes close to their greatness. Plant wrote this driving through the desert, & enjoying Morocco.
Led Zeppelin’s “The Rain Song “ is a masterpiece of music! I feel like you would love it!!
The 4 GOATS
I was at the second Knebworth show and it does not feel like 45 years ago that I was there, It was a fantastic show and the light show that they used was great too.
Its Kashmir! Blows you away...
There's an expression, ".....travels to the beat of a different drum". John Bonham, in my opinion, is that different drum. His fills are incredible but what is really amazing is his creativity and solidity. In some songs, he is playing in a different time signature than the rest of the band which is very hard to do (for him and the other members). But it gives the offbeat sound that Zeppelin is famous for. He always holds the beat so solidly even if it is counter to the rhythm of the rest of the band. He was a genius and is still my favorite drummer of all time.
I love you two so much! It fills me with such joy watching you discover all this great music and react with the same astonishment and passion that all of us who grew up with these bands felt the first time we heard them. Thank you for that.
I see someone has mentioned the 2007 celebration day concert. You really must hear Kashmir when they are older. The sound is mind blowing, and John Bonhams son Jason plays drums. Not forgetting Robert Plant. HE'S STILL GOT IT.
I know a few people will claim 'I was there' but I was! What a day....
I also saw Genesys and Pink Floyd at Knebworth.
What a period to be young! We were truly blessed....
Listen to the live version of Since I've been loving You
Fantastic, heartfelt, and truly genuine reaction. A joy to watch you both as much as the song was a joy to experience (again!).
Awesome reaction guys, I love watching peoples first reaction to Kashmir spot on!
Probably the best song ever written in the history of the human race 👍
This tune was recorded in 1975, Physical Graffiti album.
I've lost count of how many times I've gone back to that exact part just to watch and squee at those drum fills near the end. I get goosebumps every time, especially when he absolutely thrashes the cymbals at the end of the 2nd fill, so powerful.
Their music is timeless. It’s so fun to see people discovering Zeppelin. It puts a big smile on my face. Great reaction.
You two are such a cute couple. Love seeing the enjoyment you have watching this masterpiece.
Hammer of the Gods baby
Great reaction, guys! Bonham (RIP) was a beast on the drums. A really great performance from the entire band. For me, Pink Floyd is my favorite band, but Zeppelin was the best.
I do believe you GET IT, best band ever 😊
LOVED YOUR REACTION TO THIS ONE!!! SUCH an EPIC TUNE!!! So GLAD to see you-guys reacting to and enjoying Led Zeppelin! You should've seen OUR faces when all these songs first came out!! UNBELIEVABLE GREATNESS!! ❤❤❤
Should have listened to the whole song again, I’d have been right there with you having a smile a jack hammer couldn’t take off 😎
I just can’t help but smile when i see your videos of bands Ive treasured. And today, how apropos, The Merchant of Alba, it has been revealed, dreams of Deserts and Spice Rd when listening to Kashmir!
Led Zeppelin is like an all-star team of the greatest musicians of all time. Jimmy Page and John Bonham hold that status. And Robert Plant.. well... he is in his own category of greatness!
Yes yes yes you have to watch this song when they got together for one show called celebration day when they do Kashmir it is one of the greatest performances I've ever seen in my life I am a huge led zeppelin fan I still say when the good Lord put these 4 guys together it was magic bands have been chasing them for years there not even close love your reactions.
Hi guys, Hope all is well with you! Zepp is so great!
Hey there! All great in here! Enjoying the musical train 💚😊
So Happy to hear your enjoying the band!
Unleashed pure power..........
There is a version out ...probably their last performance....with the drummers son playing....
Just a suggestion for you guys since You have gone down this rabbit whole for the BEST Rock band ever. Maybe you should listen to the first album and go thru their last to really understand why Millions of people love them! Thanks have a great day and week love and peace from Phoenix, Arizona 😎
You said it perfectly how Robert is not just good at singing as much as he is just plain good at making sounds with his mouth lol he is a legendary vocalist
Two Things. 1) Check out 'No Quarter' from the '73 live concert, which is John Paul Jones personal magnum Opus. 2) For another unforgettable, timeless and inventive band from approx the same time period, look at Pink Floyd, no particular tracks really but try Shine On You Crazy Diamond or The Great Gig In The Sky. Both are awesome, and a good introduction to their extraordinary talents. And they do NOTHING to stop me loving Led Zeppelin!!
I wholeheartedly agree with Mr. Plant.
I've been listening to Zeppelin since the late sixties and when i bought "Physical Graffiti" in 1975 and heard this song it instantly became my favorite. Hasn't changed in almost 50 years.
If you've seen the movie "Godzilla" with Matthew Broderick there's a scene where this pkays in the background as they're chasing the monster through the sewers of New York.
You mentioned "spices"... I recently described the atmospheric elements of this song by saying something along the lines of being able to "smell spices on the warm, dry air". This kind of songwriting definitely elicits an aura of elsewhere to me, as I believe it does for the two of you as well. Kashmir is pure magic! Thank you both for such a wonderful reaction... I will definitely be back to your reaction channel!!!!! ❤
So much music from 4 guys 😮😮
top drummers drive the song and man this guy is one of the best, but they all are and it's why the song kills.
I just subscribed over the weekend. Love you guys! Need to check out some Rage Against the Machine of you haven’t. Killing in the Name of, Down Rodeo and so many more 🎉
Should do the studio version, if you haven’t already.
the 02 Arena is best version. and I would know . Johns son Jason is on Drums .Jimmy,Robert and John Paul r all mid to late 60s.
A lot of flange effect in the drumming there adds so much texture
Takes you on a journey 😊
Please review the version of this song from Celebration Day when the band members were much older with John Bonham's son Jason on drums.
Guys, I lov U, really. You should enjoy Kashmir in the Arena 02, Celebration Day... unbeatable
Hi guys, I'm a led zeppelin fan, but I'm also a fan of Elvis Presley. You should check out some of his music. You won't be disappointed.
John Bonzo Bonham was the best rock drummer ever
Now do the same song 30 years later at their last performance live at Celebration Day Concert. IMO Epic performance and Robert Plant sounds even better.
A mere 17yr old me back then was at that gig!
If you want to hear God in a drummer's heart react to the song Mobi Dick by John Bonham of Led Zeppelin
Definitely listen to the studio versions of their entire catalogue as Robert was notorious for not being particularly articulate during live performances. The time and place is wonderful to have re-experienced with you. With Zepelin, you need to listen to each song more than once to experience the complexity of what they did is incredible. The boys layered content and emotion that is far deeper and meaningful than most of todays lyrics and music. You said it exactly right Led Zepelin, evolved rock and roll and the musicians that followed them. I was at the time I first heard them I was a young teen and they changed my very definition of music instantly. (much to my parents distress lol)
By 1979 Led Zeppelin were considered “dinosaurs” and passed their best…
“Timeless” is a good way to sum this up. You can see why when Bonham (pronounced bon-am, the h is silent) died Zeppelin could no longer exist. What drummer can get close to that? Check out The Rain Song by them, live at MSG 73 preferably. ✌️
John Bonham was unusual for a drummer: he could actually keep time. Seriously, Bonzo was human metronome. LZ was known as hard rock band, but they could groove!
The type of singing or noise that Robert Plant makes in some of his songs can be referred to as Scat singing. Ella Fitzgerald made it famous and probably the 30s and 40s. Other artist that does that is George Benson he plays wonderful guitgreat Jazz music. You have to listen to George Benson's song breezen and then Is unbroadway. You still love it