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This has always been one of my favorite LZ songs. As others have said, it's a remake of an old delta blues song about the flood of 1927. They put such a remarkable spin on the old classic.
Song is about the 1927 Great Flood. The tributaries of the Mississippi River overflowed the banks to the West in Oklahoma and Kansas and the east in Illinois and Kentucky causing a mass migration north, particularly to Chicago.
No one's talking about that haunting, blaring, sustained harmonica by Robert, very under-rated. The whole song is just one, big sustained power blues bullet to the head, heart, and lungs. Epic .
This is an amazing, emotional song from Led Zeppelin. You know there were people down in New Orleans blasting this shit through their speakers while Katrina was beating down on them. Right before their power went out...
Thanks for pulling the Led out again! 🙌🏼💕. Love your reactions. One of the best rock-blues songs by Led and a masterful recreation from the old 1920’s country-folk bands Joe McCoy & The Memphis Mini.... Like how you brought up Katrina as this was written about the devastating 1920’s Great Mississippi floods that caused many thousands of hard working folks to lose their homes and livelihoods.... Reason the song brings up going to Chicago. During that time period, industrialization was already affecting crop workers and poor field workers were seeking a better living/safer environment to rebuild and work after the disaster struck. Keep ‘em coming for us. 🔥💎🔥💎🔥💎🔥💎🔥💎🔥
Jimmy plays slide guitar in some sections of that song. This band does the blues like no other. If you haven't heard these songs yet, I would check out "Since I've Been Loving You" and "You Shook Me". These songs will blow your mind!
Yes, the pocket is great, but right after it comes that nasty harp. Plant really blows that thing, especially at the beginning. I've never heard anyone play it like he does, the smoooooooth, smooooooth transitions into power hits. Amazing.
Didn't mean to imply that I thought Zeps versions wasn't awesome - it is... Just a response to Tre's question about if Zep had been in the Katrina floods in New Orleans... (at the 1:45 mark or so)
its tough to rank zeppelin songs but ten years gone has been favorite since I began listening. The blues tracks are what got me interested but its songs like ten yrs gone, the rain song, achillies, no quarter, going to cali, that's the way that convinced me zeppelin is the goat. Their diversity is untouchable.
I agree Tre. The transition is chilling - jimmy playing the tasty notes in open G on slide. He balanced the major and minor blues and incorporated so many grace notes, leading tones and chromatic runs which is why his playing is always so full and satisfying to listen too in my opinion anyway Track was slowed down which is why the drums have the “swooshie “ sound and everything blends so fluidly
6:54 that was a mistake where Robert Plant said "goin" that Jimmy Page decided to keep in the song. He did that throughout this song and a lot of other songs throughout their career. He said that sometimes those mistakes fit in even though they should have been edited and showed the rawness of the band.
I've always paid more attention to the guitar in that part you call 'the pocket' but this time I kept focus on the drums and they're tight there too. I suspect Zep kept the first time through the pocket short in order to make you want more and so they play through it twice the second time while Bonham lets loose. I get what you mean about Achilles Last Stand. That song comes across as if it was meant to be a piece of classical music. I still dig it just the same! [grin]
If you want Jimmy going wild and improvising like a mad man you need to watch Dazed and Confused live At MSG 1973 it’s basically 30 minutes of Jimmy jamming while high,drunk and probably possessed by a demon during the whole concert haha
No offense fellow Zeppelin fans, but I got to hear some Sabbath man! Would you try, well, react to "The Thrill Of It All" from Sabatoge? Great Ozzy performance!
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This has always been one of my favorite LZ songs. As others have said, it's a remake of an old delta blues song about the flood of 1927. They put such a remarkable spin on the old classic.
Lots of fun great reaction!
Song is about the 1927 Great Flood. The tributaries of the Mississippi River overflowed the banks to the West
in Oklahoma and Kansas and the east in Illinois and Kentucky causing a mass migration north, particularly to Chicago.
For me, this song NEVER loses it's power. Doesn't matter how many times I hear it.
No one's talking about that haunting, blaring, sustained harmonica by Robert, very under-rated. The whole song is just one, big sustained power blues bullet to the head, heart, and lungs. Epic .
This is an amazing, emotional song from Led Zeppelin. You know there were people down in New Orleans blasting this shit through their speakers while Katrina was beating down on them.
Right before their power went out...
Another short intro--Let's get to it! Alright Alright!
Classic drums--Classic tune QUALITY!
This is my favorite Led Zep for the sheer FUNK they bring 2 the cover! Iconic, one of a kind drumming~😍
25 years of drumming, and I still can't play this nearly as well as Bonham. Magical performance.
Ramble On is hands down my fav. Also love Fool In The Rain and All of My Love.
All three are favorite Zeppelin tunes of mine too...🎸🎶🙂
levee breaks is my fav. its like the blues version of the waves scene in interstellar
One of my favourite Led Zeppelin songs
Zep is mind blowing. Ahead of their time yet bringing in old school blues. Amazing band
They surely are thunderous!
Thanks for pulling the Led out again! 🙌🏼💕. Love your reactions. One of the best rock-blues songs by Led and a masterful recreation from the old 1920’s country-folk bands Joe McCoy & The Memphis Mini.... Like how you brought up Katrina as this was written about the devastating 1920’s Great Mississippi floods that caused many thousands of hard working folks to lose their homes and livelihoods.... Reason the song brings up going to Chicago. During that time period, industrialization was already affecting crop workers and poor field workers were seeking a better living/safer environment to rebuild and work after the disaster struck. Keep ‘em coming for us. 🔥💎🔥💎🔥💎🔥💎🔥💎🔥
My favorite Zeppelin song. No, it's Kashmir. No it's this one. Ah, f*** it. This is one of my two favorite Zeppelin songs.
Love me some Zeppelin
Nasty song....bars
So glad you decided to revisit this. Always great to hear Zeppelin.
Jimmy plays slide guitar in some sections of that song. This band does the blues like no other. If you haven't heard these songs yet, I would check out "Since I've Been Loving You" and "You Shook Me". These songs will blow your mind!
In My time of Dying … listen and love
Hell yes
Wow, you never got to this one? Them Bonzo drums are a highlight.
Yes, the pocket is great, but right after it comes that nasty harp. Plant really blows that thing, especially at the beginning. I've never heard anyone play it like he does, the smoooooooth, smooooooth transitions into power hits. Amazing.
Tre - this is a cover by Zep... The original was recorded by Kansas Joe McCoy and Memphis Minnie in 1929...
You're right but LZ made it their own. Kansas Joe McCoy didn't have John Bonham
Taun True but like a lot of their songs they took it and made it their own and in my opinion made it better.
Didn't mean to imply that I thought Zeps versions wasn't awesome - it is... Just a response to Tre's question about if Zep had been in the Katrina floods in New Orleans... (at the 1:45 mark or so)
@@taun856 The great Mississippi flood of 1928 I think it was called, the event.
@@walkingwounded3824 I believe you are right... Though I don't think the people who lived through it thought it was all that "Great" (j/k)
Yes, that slide guitar sounds like it's screaming because it's being assaulted by a circular saw. Never heard a slide with that much edge.
its tough to rank zeppelin songs but ten years gone has been favorite since I began listening.
The blues tracks are what got me interested but its songs like ten yrs gone, the rain song, achillies, no quarter, going to cali, that's the way that convinced me zeppelin is the goat.
Their diversity is untouchable.
I agree Tre. The transition is chilling - jimmy playing the tasty notes in open G on slide. He balanced the major and minor blues and incorporated so many grace notes, leading tones and chromatic runs which is why his playing is always so full and satisfying to listen too in my opinion anyway
Track was slowed down which is why the drums have the “swooshie “ sound and everything blends so fluidly
taxi5969 has
Zepplin at there best!
It's rainin' sideways here in Chicago... Coming here ain't gunna help.
Perfect day to do this reaction, Tre!
All day long. A wet Midwestern early fall day.
led zeppelin ...how many more times...
One of the most sampled drums of all time
Yes! A top favorite of mine for sure! Robert Plant on vocals and harmonica. This came out way before Katrina. They were called Hammer Of The Gods.
Love it
Give "Wearing and Tearing" off the Coda album a spin. Not one heard too often, but a hard burning of a song....
John Paul Jones bass on the break is pure D nasty! Walkin' it up and down.........Nassssssty!
You're so cool to be revisiting this
The first record I ever bought with my own money. Zep4 indeed.
Zep for the win!!
6:54 that was a mistake where Robert Plant said "goin" that Jimmy Page decided to keep in the song. He did that throughout this song and a lot of other songs throughout their career. He said that sometimes those mistakes fit in even though they should have been edited and showed the rawness of the band.
Tre I'd be your BFF if your reacted to the studio version of "Dazed and Confused". THAT ONE would send you reeling.
I've always paid more attention to the guitar in that part you call 'the pocket' but this time I kept focus on the drums and they're tight there too. I suspect Zep kept the first time through the pocket short in order to make you want more and so they play through it twice the second time while Bonham lets loose. I get what you mean about Achilles Last Stand. That song comes across as if it was meant to be a piece of classical music. I still dig it just the same! [grin]
Fool In the Rain, man.
If you want Jimmy going wild and improvising like a mad man you need to watch Dazed and Confused live At MSG 1973 it’s basically 30 minutes of Jimmy jamming while high,drunk and probably possessed by a demon during the whole concert haha
Great song, Tre may I suggest an album review of LED ZEPPLIN 1, hope you like it.
cryin wont help ya, crying wont do you no good
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Bar Festivus for the rest of us
Yeah, this is IT.
Check out D'yer Mak'er. Bonham's drums dominate the whole song.
Robert Plant and Pearl Jam did a charity show together in New Orleans to raise money funds for the storm/flood damage...
SMAFFY SMURP, BUFFALO BURP.
This would go well with Texas Flood back to back.
This is Blues
I have an idea! Let's put the drums down three flights of stairs!
🤣 Turned out to be pretty good idea!
nasty hammers is spot on
Lemon song, listen to the bass guitar.
I done it already
Without headphone, you have not heard Zepplin
You'll like 'The Lemon Song' if you want that loose feeling.
That's my favorite I've done it already
Check out (Beast in Black) Born Again!! Or Berserker
can you post your reaction to "how many more times" live at albert hall you reacted to it before but i think it got removed
No offense fellow Zeppelin fans, but I got to hear some Sabbath man! Would you try, well, react to "The Thrill Of It All" from Sabatoge? Great Ozzy performance!
You need to checkout the song Moby dick
You like that slide guitar huh?
one of the filthiest grooves ive heard. guitar riff and drums together
This is just filthy.
You need headphones
Rhyming And Stealing.