Led Zeppelin History part 4/5

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  • @colleenross8752
    @colleenross8752 5 років тому +2

    Losing a child is just the worst...My heart goes out to Robert.

  • @mottahead6464
    @mottahead6464 12 років тому +4

    I think that what's really revolutionary about LZ is the fact that each musician were able to challenge the other and their parts were able to dialogue with each other.
    John Bonham freed the drums from simply keep the pace. His drumming often engaged Page's riffs in conversation (and vice-versa). That along with Plant's vocals and JBJ elegant bass and keyboards brought about a new dynamic - rock and roll became a new ball game.
    The 4 wizards produced real musical magic.

  • @TheAdeleLonestar
    @TheAdeleLonestar 11 років тому +3

    I never ever knew Coda was "outtakes and leftovers". It's one of my favorite albums from them. Great documentary - Thank you!

  • @bkrbyex4339
    @bkrbyex4339 3 роки тому +1

    Where's part 5?... this one is cut off at the end.of part 4

  • @bradlyningerjr2111
    @bradlyningerjr2111 6 років тому +1

    This is my first episode, it's awesome!@

  • @joewright2679
    @joewright2679 6 років тому +3

    THEY WERE A PRODUCT OF THEIR TIMES!!

  • @cowboysfan782008
    @cowboysfan782008 15 років тому +3

    That said, I think that Led Zeppelin is the best hard RR band EVER, and a huge part of that is that each member is definately in that 1% of the best singer, guitarist, bass/keyboards, and drums. Other bands with ALL members having that kind of talent/musicianship? Rush, Cream, maybe The Who etc, but they didn't put out the kind of music that hit such a HUGE audience right between the eyes, the way that Zep did. I know that you could mention The Beatles, but that was really a dif time/place.

    • @jessewolf6806
      @jessewolf6806 6 років тому +1

      cowboysfan782008 Mick, Keith, Charlie

    • @bkrbyex4339
      @bkrbyex4339 3 роки тому +1

      @@jessewolf6806 those other guys, were from the rolling stones

  • @JahJahBruh
    @JahJahBruh 12 років тому +2

    Good documentary!

  • @cowboysfan782008
    @cowboysfan782008 15 років тому +2

    In a way Zep's main time was only 1969-1973, when the toured constantly, and put out 5 albums. I know they toured in 75 & 77 & started the 79' tour in Europe, but you had the car crash in 75, Karac Plants death in 77, followed by Bonham's in 80, cutting each of the tours short. That is some bad luck! Having watched plenty of footage from all 3 of the ladder tours, it also seemed like they were a bit more "off" in general compared to 73' and b4, although none of that shows on the albums.

  • @KarmicOmen
    @KarmicOmen 14 років тому +4

    True -- never heard of any band in-fighting. If there was any at all, they kept it out of the public eye ... classy move. Occult involvement that was rumored by the press -- hmm, anything for a buck!

  • @WillZepp
    @WillZepp 15 років тому +2

    Where are parts 2 & 3? Can you add them please.

    • @bkrbyex4339
      @bkrbyex4339 3 роки тому +1

      I've already seen part 1, .. but parts 2, and 3, look like they were recorded off a camcorder off a laptop.

  • @thomaspadgett8440
    @thomaspadgett8440 Рік тому

    What does Self indulgent mean, critics?

  • @MrTrsmusic
    @MrTrsmusic 13 років тому +2

    @1954telecaster i love that show but they were really sloppy those concerts

  • @JohnnyFiveEagles
    @JohnnyFiveEagles 12 років тому +2

    Guess what? When my brother and all our bros were partying and making our money in our 20's and while we made nowhere near these boys, for a couple of working class boys we did pretty fuckin good- tragedy struck- car accidents- a murder, a suicide,` death of my baby girl, our bass player got married(to this day I never met his woman?pretty weird eh? so yeah it was a tragedy that he got married). It wasn't karma, we didn't hurt people, never gave anyone anything they didn't ask for.

    • @bkrbyex4339
      @bkrbyex4339 3 роки тому +1

      You meant making money, then partying... work comes first,..before the partying.... which the partying should be part of your achievements...idk why your bass player got hitched?... was it that the woman he was wed to,..was "with child"?...(that usually happens, and makes these "shotgun" weddings,...into somewhat happy Occasions... anyway,..is your band still together, or not?

  • @StateCollapse
    @StateCollapse 14 років тому +1

    Bonzo forever!

  • @bernardogomes1289
    @bernardogomes1289 6 років тому +3

    Kashmir= Morocco? Time to review the geography!

  • @muttilo
    @muttilo 15 років тому +1

    Yeah . And Abe Lincoln still has a headache from the play..

  • @ripedecomp
    @ripedecomp 12 років тому +1

    huh , THAT's five shows in Earls' - real toe

  • @DarkCloud064
    @DarkCloud064 12 років тому +2

    If he practiced Crowley's type of magic then he would not believe in the devil. Only Christians believe in the Devil and can conceive of worshiping that being.

    • @bkrbyex4339
      @bkrbyex4339 3 роки тому +1

      Nope! Christians only believe in Christ...that's where they get the name... "Christians"... they're against satan... Crowley was a free Mason...they believe in God... and Crowley was kicked out of the Mason's order,...because he was practicing black magic.

    • @MissPepsi-pc5ox
      @MissPepsi-pc5ox 3 роки тому

      If Page in the past when he started a Led Zeppelin band if he's not into the black magic that he encountered for quite sometimes wouldn't have made the band upside-down! Maybe, somewhere in the black magic he didn't quite understand the meaning of what he's encountered with made the other two, Plant and Bonham pay the prized for his life and family! Page made them into what he got himself into so they both got the worst! You have to pay for what you want and need can't get it free or trade! Page wanted the magic of Crowley's magician 🎩 so he got so abscessed with it and cursed the Led Zeppelin band! But John Paul Jones didn't got involved! He was smart enough to be who he was to this day! The Led Zeppelin band never regained once Bonham died! It shattered through out the thin air! Every pieces died with him! Than Page tried to restart the band to tour once more but it slipped out of his hands ✋! Now, that there's nothing left to say about it! But their great experienced and their music 🎶 and song well be known for the rest of their young lives!🏆🎵🎤🥁🎸🚬⚰!

  • @MrLeglamp
    @MrLeglamp 15 років тому +1

    Sounds like him to me.

  • @1954telecaster
    @1954telecaster 14 років тому +2

    zeppelin always seemed to play better in the US (that earl's court show sucked balls)

    • @bkrbyex4339
      @bkrbyex4339 3 роки тому +1

      There were not one, but five Earl's court shows.

  • @muttilo
    @muttilo 15 років тому

    Those cheap Rock mags were still talking this Black Magic curse nonsense in the early 80's . So childish ! Jimmy Page today wants it clear he was an average working Lad made good ,Not some Wizard dressed from Dungeons an Dragons like he used to be portrayed to the Fan Base in the States . Jimmy's the man !

  • @muttilo
    @muttilo 15 років тому +1

    Yeah . I respect Steven Tyler alot , but his naaration is flat and w/o feeling . They and he could have done better . It sounds like he is reading this for the first time

  • @MrLeglamp
    @MrLeglamp 15 років тому

    John Bonham's dead? I didn't even know he was sick. Sorry that's an old joke.

  • @beatlefan713
    @beatlefan713 9 років тому

    I happen to believe all their bad luck came from paiges dabbling in black magic and obsessing over Crowlet I mean come on that can't be all coincidence

  • @villaparis2
    @villaparis2 12 років тому +1

    I never knew Jimmy Page took heroin

  • @wangotango4589
    @wangotango4589 12 років тому

    They don't sound that good. It sounds like grandstanding and nothing else.

    • @southernhunter7476
      @southernhunter7476 5 років тому

      Your a idiot! They sounded better then you could ever do.