Drum Teacher Reacts: JOHN BONHAM | Led Zeppelin | 'Misty Mountain Hop'
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Synchronized between the vocals and the drums. Analogous to a Counterpoint in orchestral music. I think I hear that. Incredible Rythm!! John Bonham cannot be duplicated in my opinion. You gotta listen to all of Zeppelin drummer Bonham's work. It is incredible!
It’s no wonder that the band called it quits when Bonham passed. There was no way to fill those shoes.
Yes Bill. Agree
For real 💯🥁
I loved them sooo much I didn't want to see it end, but without Jon it just couldn't have been the same. At the time I hoped beyond hope it wasn't so, but alas..... broke my heart. Just like when Janis , Jimi, Stevie and Jerry passed.
Literally what the band said when being interviewed by Letterman
🤔🤔🤔
Hearing Bonham play is like hearing him speaking. You KNOW that’s him. Every single time.
Agree
Many years back a young producer was working with Page on the audio from a live concert that was "How The West Was Won". He mentioned to Page he was going to 'fix' a missed beat by Bonham. Page: "If he missed a beat, he did it on purpose! Don't fix anything!"
HAHA! Love it
nice 👍👍👍👍
John Bonham is singing with Robert Plant in the harmony parts. I’m the 2007 Celebration Day concert, John’s son, Jason, is on the drums and sings with Plant too.
Oh wow! Great info. THANKS
You gotta do the Drumeo video for Achilles Last Stand to see that amazing drumming
Definite hippie song! This album was part of my original order from Columbia Record Club in 1972. Love it, and just listened to it on CD this morning.
Plant says, "I've now turned into the ol' man on the album cover!" 😊
What a Beyond Great Band!
Go Bonzo!!!!
Congratulations on discovering Led Zeppelin I was so lucky to discover them when I was 11 in 1969.Still love them at 65.Rick Judy Allen
Up until the 1977 Zeppelin tour , concert tickets were tops.$8.50 I saw 20 concerts including Queen, Bowie, Yes, Kiss for $8.50 Zeppelin was $20.00 and it was mail in only. I dont remember where , but you sent your money in hope of having tickets sent back. An envelope came back with our money. Sold out. 6 night's June . 1977 sold out.
We weren't happy. Month or 2 went by and we werent going.
It was the last 2 weeks of high school and a kid in a grade under me asked me what night i was going. I told him i ŵasnt. Next day this kid walked up to me and told me his father worked for Atlantic records and handed me an envelope with 4 tickets.
4 tickets ..9th row. June 10th 1977
This song also shows just how hard Bonzo hit the drums. He is pounding away with every hit. Its like an ogre playing a march.
😂
Never get tired of listening to Bonham.
SOOOO GOOD!
Bonzo actually sang in this song with Plant
Anybody can have decent chops. Practice your rudiments and you're good.... What Bonzo had was the feel, the sense to give the song exactly what it needed and nothing more. A great drummer knows his/her role in the music. Take Ringo for example. He is the first to admit he has basically no technical skill, yet his parts are legendary because he could feel the music and the vibe from the others in the band and gave just what the songs needed, and nothing more. If you're a drummer in a band where the singer is telling you what to play, find another band. Or start your own :)
Mate, you have a lot to learn if you don’t know the cover of Zeppelin IV. You have quite the journey ahead of you
Yup I knew I'd get roasted for that Robert! yikes
4th Album 8 November 1971 by Atlantic Records. It was produced by guitarist Jimmy Page and recorded between December 1970 and February 1971, mostly in the country house Headley Grange
You definitely should do a reaction to (Kashmir) O2Arena concert. Jason Bonham did his dad proud- the whole concert!
Love the analysis... as a huge Zep fan keep it up! Zep has many songs that don't get air time because radio stations have their set playlist and burn out Stairway, Rock and Roll, Kashmir, and a few more of their hits. I'd love for you to analyze "Achilles's Last Stand" and "Four Sticks" by Zep. I'll donate further for this.🙏
Really surprised that Four Sticks hasn't shown up yet
The whole album is and was a big hit best selling album out of their collection
Right on!
Yep, Led Zeppelin IV. 1971. The same album with Stairway To Heaven on it. Probably their greatest album..
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on 8 November 1971 by Atlantic Records. It was produced by guitarist Jimmy Page and recorded between December 1970 and February 1971, mostly in the country house Headley Grange
Hey Andrew, would love to see you react to Metallica “battery” live in Seattle 89. Lars is going HAM and it’s such a face melter of a performance
He deserves credits.
A lot of people bash lars in compilated mistakes over 3 h shows on some gigs in a more modern era in reaction.
Lets , with musical interest, see how it goes with that kind of Seattle footage along many of the decade and 90's..
@@Nissardpertugiu facts. Being in the biggest metal band makes you an exceptionally big target. He along with others pioneered thrash metal drumming in the 80’s and deserve more respect
@AndrewRonneyDrums In the same era as Led Zeppelin, haven't heard any reactions to drum legend Bill Bruford.
Anything off of Master Strokes would probably be amazing and I'm sure everybody will have song suggestions.
I'd probably choose One of a Kind - Part One and Two.
When I see Jimmy Page play guitar it seems like it just 'plays' itself and he just holds it down and guides it, rather like a chainsaw.
The drums on MMH sounds like a similar thing for Bonham too - like the irresistible groove is already playing, and he's making little choices as to how it will go along.
Possibly the best overall drum sound ever recorded
"Glorious"? Mate, you are spot on. Bonham shows such confidence in this song...oozes groove.
Yes! 🙌
Have you done Nobody’s Fault But Mine by them? Another awesome blues track by them and especially the mighty Bonzo!
I love how the lazy kick sounds like a run-on sentence when it catches up to the melody.
It's a radio staple in my part of the universe, Andrew. Very popular. Great reaction as always. And kudos for Michael Shrieve commenting on your Soul Sacrifice video!!!
Yup so nice of Michael for commenting!
Can anyone answer a question? Is he playing a straight beat on the hi hat, or is he mixing it up? Quarter notes and eighth notes? Anyway, awesome awesome discussion of one of my absolute favorite songs. So great that you instantly heard that displacement at the end!
I just fkn love Led Zeppelin!
Ok case in point with ELP. Could you do a reaction to ELP Live in Zurich Switzerland 1970 the full concert. It's on 52 minutes long, but Carl Palmer does at least 2 sick and long drum solos like i've never seen before, with the exception of ELP live at the California Jam, 1974. That performance became the double album Welcome Back My Friends to the Show that Never Ends. The California Jam concert is recorded on live video and is absolutely a mind blowing masterpiece!
Yes it was a hit in 1971 I believe. Used to hear it all the time. Not as big as Whole Lotta Love of course.
Besides the best guitarist, Jimmy was the best producer for the head
Yup Jimmy is a genius
They are magnificent!
Sure are Julie!
Errrrrr... WOT? Led Zeppelin IV. I heard it when it came out.. my bought it, I listened.
GREAT
yep it was a big hit and still is one of my favorite beats along with Four Sticks from the same 4th album, i love hearing the sticks click.
Happy to have Zep back on the channel. Zeppelin brought me to your channel years ago, and your Bonham breakdowns are fantastic. Great reaction, as always. Edit: a cover? Yes, please.
Thanks for the explanation of beat displacement. Now I understand what it is.
GREAT!
HUM VERY INTERESTING, THOSE NOTES AND THE SCORES MT BRILL UP SUM, CRACKING VID AS ALWAYS M THE UK.
Glad you enjoyed it Michael
@@AndrewRooneyDrums yes mt sure did enlightening.
When Jimmy discovered Bonzo, he *knew* he had found a diamond in the rough. He couldn't get him into his new bad fast enough.
One of my all time favorites, just incredible 👍🏻
Incredible Jon!
You Sir are an invaluable resource to the many aspiring drummers out here/there/everywhere! Wish I had you as me drum teacher when I was tiny bloke! Also, Spot On mate about this song not being all that popular. Bonham's Bone Crushing beat, & fills - to me - are the highlights of this unusual track! Pretty sure Misty Mountain Hop is on side B! Lastly, some of Plant's vocals can be quite irritating because of that Nyah, Nyah, NyahNyahNyah! Childish playground mocking melody.
Cheers!
Thank you! 🙏
Check out some Clive Bunker from Jethro Tull.
Would love that, To Cry You a Song off of Benefit. Killa!
I love the Beach Boys and Zeppelin and you are 100% correct about that double tracking or whatever the technical term is. It does sound a lot like Beach Boys production.
Thanks for that Keith!
I was born in 1975 and got my hands on this album in late 80s on LP. I listened to it for 10 times in a row every day for years! B side has been my "A side" after first time I listened to it! When you are in altered state of mind this album is something out of this world!
Great vid. Always loved this song for its funky like beat. I hope you get around to The Wanton Song and Bonzo's best foot work of any tune from the Physical Graffiti album. Hard for a double bass let alone a single and Bonham absolutely can do anything with one foot others TRY to do with two. The Wanton Song would be a great vid. Cheers!
15:14 lot of drummers just quit their teachers! 🤣
Just keepin' it real!
John Bonham, knew his music he was a Connoisseur, big bands from different airs from early 1900s 1920s 30s and 40s and 50s he incorporated all kinds of sounds from his taste of music. For example he took an intro from little Richard keep a knocking and use it for the intro of rock ‘n’ roll. Young drummers should take his approach and broaden their library of music.
I'm 66 ,never have been and never will be a musician. But adore Zeppelin. This guy also makes it all more interesting. He would make a great teacher in my honest opinion 🤓
Too kind Jeremy 🙏
This album was recorded at a manor house with the name of Hedley Grange. The drums were set up in the hall and the microphones were draped over the upper floor hand rails so the sound was recorded from above. John was, according to an interview with Jimmy Page using a new kit. In the same interview he said Johns' technique and sound was down to his wrists and tuning. He also said the drums were an acoustic instrument.
Nice! Thanks Keith
If you get a chance... set aside 82 minutes of the day and check out their 6th album - Physical Graffiti.
IMHO, a drumming masterpiece.
Check out the song Moby Dick on Led Zeppelin's second LP.. Bonham shows his stuff in this piece. They intentionally gave Mr. Bonham the opportunity to shine. I apologize if you know this info. You are a true musician, I can see because I am too! thanks for being out there!
~7:05 [...] Well, I'm a fan of Led zep, The Beach Boys, The Who, Elvis, Pink Floyd, NoFX, Beastie Boys, The Kinks, Beethoven, Deep Purple, The Smiths, Depeche Mode, Kraftwerk, Elton John, Gran Master Flash, Miles Davis, Paco de Lucia, Ella Fitzerald, can't list them all anyway...
You don't like music if you just listen to one band/style. Educated people can appreciate many styles, without making a war between them.
Everybody tried to emulate Plant, Bonham and Page. See: Richie Blackmore, Billy Squier, Rush, Kingdom Come, all those lead singers in the 80s..., ....
Rock of this typed died in '80 w Bonzo's death
Hey Andrew -another classic reaction, thanks. About the straight line from Plant's vocals to all the "hair" bands/ very true/ but that straight line goes from Zeppelin straight thru just about every Rock band that came after and some before. Oh, and none come close to The Zeppelin.
There's not a single Led Zeppelin song that isn't better as a live version. Studio masters too, for sure, but as with all great bands, they truly shine their brightest live.
Beach boys = wrecking crew
Exactly. The beach boys didn't play any instruments on the biggest album.
I don't think it's a stretch to say that Zep, particularly Page and Plant, would be influenced by the Beach Boys. Brian Wilson is widely recognized as a genius innovative arranger and producer. Page was already a seasoned studio vet when he formed Led Zeppelin, and Plant was a student of all American pop, rock, blues, soul, etc.
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I use to play this all the time in the 70's as a teenager. Everything I played was by ear, there was no sheet music for these songs back then. Watching these beats scroll by I have to admit I did a pretty good job covering it considering ... Thanks for putting this up! Really love to see these old songs I use to play scrolling by ... outstanding!
PS - I learned beat displacement mimicking John Bonham as a 12 to 13 year old (I'm 63). I didn't know it had a name! 😄
Quick challenge:
Google "80's metal bands" images, count how many have a blonde lead singer and then you tell me that Led Zeppelin didn't influence bands that came after at very least visually.
If you liked this, reacting to "Good times Bad times" will get you mad!!
Andrew... just for the record you were listening to the "no name"Led Zeppelin 4 album 🙂
did you ever listen to "T.N.U.C. " by grand funk railroad? it's a very good drum solo.
Mr. Rooney, love your channel. Please do a reaction to Joe Walsh "At the Station" from But Seriously Folks Joe Vitale kills it.
Hi from the uk
I'm no musician but it seems clear to me that the way Bonham played it wasn't just time keeping for the band he was out front along with Page and Plant. Bonham didn't do subtle max or don't bother.
For me the opening of when the levee breaks is the best
Have fun
About the panning,left to right. F.M. radio was in its infancy. A lot of bands at this time were playing with recording this way.
Led Zeppelin, "Fool in the Rain," Bonzo at his most articulate.
I had two tickets to see the band on there 1980 tour and a friend came up to me and said some guy died today,I immediately ran down to a local department store near me and turned on the radio and my heart sank because every station was playing Zeppelin and then I heard the news,I was devastated I never got the chance to see them live and Bohnam was my idol and the moment I heard he was dead I knew it was over,those four guys were tight almost telepathic
Especially between Page and Bohnam,Sad times and as I wrote this it just hit me that in December John Lennon died as well.
Not a great start to the eighties!
The hi-hat. That occasional hard accent is closing the hi-hat with a stick on it (stick and foot down together, so the 1/8 rest with the right hand). Listen to this album for just the hi-hat. Not one single *pss, pss with the hi-hat at all, but a clinic on every other technique.
Hair Metal !!! What happened to Poodle Rock!! LOL
Is there a greater album ever than Led Zeppelin 4…. ZoSo…..
I would put it as, Play from your heart not your head. Not that you didn't explain it in a great way. I'm late to the party with this comment.
Beach Boys? Wait until you listen to "Down by the Seaside."
Your half way there keep going 4 more albums togo plus 2 bonus original arrangement albums Song Remains the Same double album and coda
Zeppelin 1
Zeppelin 2
Zeppelin 3
Zeppelin 4
Houses of th Holy
Physical Graffiti double album
Song Remains the Same double album
In through the out door
Presence
Coda
THANKS!
Lord, wait until he gets to D'yer Maker.
Hi Andrew, i'm brand new to your channel, i just subscribed now. Great job and reactions to Bonham. I've been listening to Zeppelin since 1973. I have a question tho. Why are drummers like Keith Moon, Carl Palmer and Jethro Tull and Alan White and Bill Bruford of Yes such great but so complex and complicated to figure out how they play like the masters they are. Listening to all of their 70's albums i can't figure out how they did what they accomplished. I'm just blown away by the talent coming from John Bonham and the other 5 i just mentioned.
Now you've subbed you can find out the answers!
We're doing deep dives on all of them!
You don't know what album this is.....? Ha ha ha...
For "not stopping the song" you sure did stop the song A LOT.
Gotta mention the influence of the Delta blues!
The verses sounds kind of beatles, the riff is Ac Dc before Ac Dc
Thank you Andrew for the reaction and Ed for the request. So spooky, I did a search for a drumming reaction on this exact song recently and Voila! this just appeared 😲 I do love a good Bonzo fill (ⁿᵃᵘᵍʰᵗʸ ᵍᶦᵍᵍˡᵉ) and that one just before the Outro is a real fav. That was a good point about Plant's vocals and the hair metal. LZ get a lot of flack from haters who say they copied a lot, but credit must also be given for what they created and influenced, too.
All artists are building on those that have come before them.
"Let's hop to it" - I see what you did there . . . . :) 3 piece groups have the freedom to take turns with breaks and fills more than any other combination. If the musicians are good - they can play the 'same' part over and over and never play it the same twice.
Haha! Yes Terry
😅Royal Orleans, Prescence,....
Probably thinking of Bon Jovi.
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Thanks!
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If you ever have the time and means, treat yourself to listening to all of these Zeppelin albums on vinyl. Even if the album has some light scratches, the sound will still change your life! Hahaha!
I hear ya!
I would love to watch you react to Nandi Bushnell drumming Caravan. She makes me smile!
Oh that sounds good! Thanks Kim
awesome zeppelin and pink Floyd real story telling kind of music brilliant have a great day
Totally agree
Glad to see your work again..😊
Try a little harder Andrew... 👋😏👍
you should do the band "FREE" !!
It's never been one of my favourite Zeppelin songs, but I listened to it differently here. I like it, of course, I don't dislike any Zeppelin songs 😅
Bonzo is really showing how groovy he can be playing straight forward. Noticing the dynamics on the hi-hat, the kick, and the snare-like a groovy machine made of wood and oiled with thick motor oil. So good! And his laid back slow fills are genius! I really love how he can move the song with his super dynamic eighth notes or whatever they are in each song. Sometimes using it to build up the tempo and the tension.
Thai fighter 😛😛😛😛😛😛
That is the 4th album.
Nice TlE Fighter
There's a youtube of Bonham playing with Paul McCartney - rough demo of 'Beware My Love'.
Led Zeppelin 4 is the album and a majority of it was recorded in Headley Grange, a large old some say haunted House.
So it was recorded on the Rolling Stones Mobile studio. All of which would contribute to that sound.
NICE! Thanks for the info Darryl
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My pleasure, I absolutely love your channel