I am always impressed, not just by the passion they performed with, and the skills of the individuals, but how "tightly" they played together. I really think that Jimmy Page was the best blues guitar in the rock business in that era.
Agreed, the whole band was tight. They always followed each other well with any improving, tempo changes, etc. Listen to all 4 slow down and speed up, and they never fall out of sync.
Led Zeppelin was way more than just a hard rock band. I wish I would have had a chance to see them. I was a senior in HS when John Bohnam passed away, and the show I was getting ready to buy tickets for got cancelled. His passing literally ended that era of rock.
@@rocktownbluesI wish I had seen them live too, the early days to young, & later no transportation. I’d give up every concert I ever saw, just to see them live. Another great live performance is at Earls Court, the May 25,1975 version of In My Time Of Dying. The version of this date, has the best audio & visual. Both of these two lives are my favorites, so much soulful passion in playing & singing. Thank you for your reaction.
You are exactly right, I am not sure how Oct. was inserted into my text. Thanks for the catch! I will modify it when I re-upload it to my new reaction channel.
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I am always impressed, not just by the passion they performed with, and the skills of the individuals, but how "tightly" they played together. I really think that Jimmy Page was the best blues guitar in the rock business in that era.
Agreed, the whole band was tight. They always followed each other well with any improving, tempo changes, etc. Listen to all 4 slow down and speed up, and they never fall out of sync.
Always the best!
❤❤❤Robert ❤❤❤
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Saw them twice..Robert was pure sex on stage..best band ever❤
Bonham followed Jimmy...JPJ never took his eyes off Bonham and Robert was right on time! Zeppelin did EVERYTHING!
Led Zeppelin was way more than just a hard rock band. I wish I would have had a chance to see them. I was a senior in HS when John Bohnam passed away, and the show I was getting ready to buy tickets for got cancelled.
His passing literally ended that era of rock.
@@rocktownbluesI wish I had seen them live too, the early days to young, & later no transportation. I’d give up every concert I ever saw, just to see them live.
Another great live performance is at Earls Court, the May 25,1975 version of In My Time Of Dying. The version of this date, has the best audio & visual. Both of these two lives are my favorites, so much soulful passion in playing & singing. Thank you for your reaction.
Bonzo passed in September of 1980
You are exactly right, I am not sure how Oct. was inserted into my text. Thanks for the catch!
I will modify it when I
re-upload it to my new reaction channel.
I don’t consider them metal, they didn’t consider themselves metal either, Page or Plant stated that in an interview.
I totally agree, I do not consider them metal and I stated that. I stated that many people do, and that can be found all over the web.