ONE OF THE GREATEST VOICES EVER!! | Kashmir Live From Celebration Day - Led Zeppelin (Reaction)
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Jason Bonham on drums...... His father can be proud.
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Indeed ❤
Great song, excellent concert! There were 20 million requests for tickets for this concert, and this happened 27 years after Led Zeppelin disbanded because of the unexpected death of their drummer, John Bonham. That tells you the massive impact Zeppelin had on the world of rock music. Still to this day, 43 years after disbanding, they have the second highest number of rock album sales on record (The Beatles have the highest). These guys were/are a real phenomena and no other band has ever been able to replicate their genius or their magic.
Edit: John Bonham's son, Jason, sat in for him on drums during this concert and did an outstanding job!
Like fine wine…Makes me proud to own up to my age. Legendary performance!
As old as they were...still the greatest!
I've seen them four times live and I've been listening to them for over 50 years and I still get chills when I hear them.
Led Zeppelin performances are not just shows they are events
This was back when bands relied on each other and not studio special effects. Raw talent. Great reaction! Thanks!
Dude, hello! BONJOUR !!! I'm writing to you from France. The guy on the keyboards is John Paul Jones, the bassist, keyboardist and arranger of Led Zeppelin (the most discreet, but without him...) When he's on the keyboard, he does the bass with the pedalboard at his feet... (Type Moog Taurus Bass Pedal, that explains the huge bass in this song)
On drums is Jason Bonham, son of John died in 1980 and here is his legendary Ludwig Starlite drums.
Jason is for the band in a way their nephew...
Man, I strongly advise you to buy the blu-ray of this concert in order to have the superb images and the big sound...
Don't classify Led Zeppelin songs as: "I prefer this one, I prefer that one..." No, Listen to all Led Zeppelin and let yourself be carried away by the pleasure and the emotion of this incredible band.
Merci, thank you to appreciate the good music ! Take care of yourself 🙏🙏🙏
Incredible that Kashmir first came out in 1975 and this was in 2007!! Robert, John, and Jimmy are as great as back in the day! Robert's vocal are killer!! Robert was 58 here ! 🤘❤️
Led Zeppelin does not plug in
to amplifiers
Led Zeppelin plugs in
to your soul
One of the their best performances ever.
I appreciate you not stopping the music to talk.You’re one of the few who just listened to it with respect for these legends. For that you got my subscription. Thank you
Those drums are fucking smoking unbelievable the whole song is excellent but the drums in my opinion just steal the show smoking smoking smoking excellent excellent I can’t say enough love it 👍👍👍👍👍🎵👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🎵👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🎶👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🎶👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 🇨🇦✌🏼🇨🇦
BY FAR, the best live performance of any song, EVER ! Great choice.
One of their best songs out of a discography of fabulous songs. Great reaction. This was the first time the surviving members played a full concert since their last tour in 1980 and appears to be the final time they will play together. Bonham died later in 1980 and the band disbanded. Understandably. The 4 of them had a unique and irreplaceable chemistry. Jason Bonham is channeling his Dad in this gig. All 4 - such a tight performance!! So Good. Please do more from this gig.
magnificence
Plant was so emotional and showing why he is the best.
Jimmy playing like he always has and showing why he is still super cool
John Paul Jones is showing why he is the glue. The diverse talent of keyboard and bass - a double threat
And Jason. Jason Bonham making his old man proud up in the stars looking down at his boy. The child who learned at dad's knee the drums and is the only one in the world who can step in for his dad, Led Zep's original and only drummer.
As an aside, Robert Plant said that there was only one drummer in the world who could stand in for John Bonham and do the drums for Led Zeppelin and that is his son, Jason.
I had the privilege to see Led Zeppelin perform this song at Capital Center in Largo, Maryland. It was my 18th birthday present from my then boyfriend ( what a birthday present it was! ). Led Zeppelin we’re amazing then in 1977 and then in 2007, some 30 years later!
I love to see that smiling face the entire time! No need for any verbal comments!
Jason beat the h*ll out of those drums lol Jimmy never ever lost his coolness, he's the original "rock star", I think a lot of musicians aspire to be that smooth and they get close but not close enough! I don't think you've done it yet, maybe you should check out "In My Time Of Dying", I think you'd love it!
LZ was HUGE!! I was a teen !! Phenomenal!! My first rock album 40+ yrs ago !!
Watching you jam and smile while hearing this Masterpiece for the first time is the PERFECT reaction!!!
It's awesome to see the younger generation's appreciation of some of the GREATEST Music in the World!!! Best Wishes From Australia🦘🪃
After not being together for years and beyond 60 they were amazing.Having these recordings is a blessing
I appreciate your reaction to this video! You did not interrupt it constantly. Led Zeppelin we’re The Godfathers of Heavy Metal, along with Black Sabbath! If John Bonham hadn’t died in 1980; this band would have gone on with the original members for a long time. So glad Jason is on drums! He is the son of John Bonham. He is beating those drums like somebody stole from him!!
My favourite version of Kashmir! Wonderful! ❤
If you get the time, listen to the Royal albert hall version of Kashmiir 1975, its even better, the way that Plant does that bedouin, african tribe "ooo oooh", right in the middle of the song, well, its absolute perfection.
@@francishughes542 Everyone has their favourite, but I stick to 2007 as mine. Robert's voice was suffering in 1975. I'm seeing him next month with Saving Grace - his voice now is strong has all the emotions it ever did. It'll be a real treat!
They allll still had it!! No one like them! Memories of high school years for me and still listen to them.
By far this is my favorite version of this song. The GOAT rock song by the GOAT rock band. Thank you!
Absolutely true. My ring tone on my phone for years....and I never pick up quick.
I love this song. So unique-the beat grabs you. In my head I picture camels slowly undulating across a desert. Still so good!
Omg! Watching your head banging to this brought tears to my eyes! I love that you appreciate such great talent! No artist has a voice that compares to Robert Plant! ❤
So much greatness - still my favorite version is when they re-imagined / re-recorded this for Page/Plant tour. Live at Irvine Meadows with the Egyptian orchestra and a string section. Amazing stuff from the Un-leaded tour in 1995
Oh, let the sun beat down upon my face
And stars fill my dream
I'm a traveler of both time and space
To be where I have been
To sit with elders of the gentle race
This world has seldom seen
They talk of days for which they sit and wait
All will be revealed
Talk in song from tongues of lilting grace
Sounds caress my ear
And not a word I heard could I relate
The story was quite clear
Oh, baby, I been blind
Oh, yeah, mama, there ain't no denyin'
Oh, ooh yes, I been blind
Mama, mama, ain't no denyin', no denyin'
All I see turns to brown
As the sun burns the ground
And my eyes fill with sand
As I scan this wasted land
Try to find, try to find the way I feel
Oh, pilot of the storm who leaves no trace
Like sorts inside a dream
Leave the path that led me to that place
Yellow desert stream
My shangri la beneath the summer moon
I will return again
As the dust that floats high in June
We're moving through Kashmir
Oh, father of the four winds fill my sails
Cross the sea of years
With no provision but an open face
Along the straits of fear
Oh, when I want, when I'm on my way, yeah
And my feet wear my fickle way to stay
Ooh, yeah yeah, oh, yeah yeah,
But I'm down oh, yeah yeah, oh, yeah
Yeah, but I'm down, so down
Ooh, my baby, oh, my baby
Let me take you there
Come on, oh let me take you there
Let me take you there
😀 Are you watching yourself reacting when you are listening? It was just marvelous to look at you and damn I am happy that you finally reacted to Kashmir. You have no idea how often I danced on this song and you had the same beat with your head like everybody else. The drummer who is the son of the original drummer is F-A-N-T-A-S-T-I-C , I don't know which word to describe him. Do you know that Robert Plant had also a solo career? Heaven knows is one title among others
Yes LOL I see my reflection sometimes and don’t realize I’m not looking into the camera! I’ll definitely have to check out some solo Robert Plant!
@@JMBOYTV Don't worry, we didn't see you with your finger in your nose, but sometimes i wonder if i heard a fart or two LOL (joke)
@@JMBOYTV I'm sure you know David Bowie but do you know Bowie in the 70s? He's the only singer I know whose voice has completely changed over the years. In the 70s he had an androgynous character and his voice and his music were much more Rock. I'm not asking you to react but if you want to do it, feel free to do it. He had so much hits like The Jean Genie, Suffragette City, Heroes and so many more. By the way what happened to the 3 bottles on the shelves behind you?
1980.… KLOS RADIO in L.A. Survey…. Greatest Male Rock Vocalist….#1 Robert Plant- Led Zeppelin #2 Roger Daltrey-The WHO #3 Steve Perry- Journey #4 John Lennon- The Beatles #5 Mick Jagger- Rolling Stones.
A symphony orchestra by 4 men.
Robert PLant woaw saw him at Glastonbury a few years back I knew he was tall but hey wow!!!! It was fab
I wonder how much of Jason Bonham's drumming mimics his father (not a bad thing), versus his own interoperation for the song?
What ever percentage, John can be so proud of Jason's skills.
One of their best
So glad you enjoyed it.... love that you are discovering and enjoying music that formed my youth... Keep on Rocking man.
I just discovered your channel and immediately subscribed after watching just one video (Pink Floyd 'Comfortably Numb'). I have watched many reaction channels and your reactions are so genuine and honest. One can see how excited you are when listening to the songs and discovering new musical spheres, still unknown to you till now. And I especially appreciate that you don't stop the songs every few seconds to say anything about them (something the older among us already know anyway 😉). It's not even necessary, because we can read your enthusiasm from your facial expressions. That says more than words.
All this music was and is my companion since my childhood. I am pleased when young people like you experience the same magic and passion that I experience for decades when I hear and feel this music. If you would like to discover another band that is in a league of its own (especially live on stage), I recommend 'Dire Straits' and their 'Alchemy Tour' live performance from 1983. Playing tips: 'Telegraph Road', 'Sultans Of Swing' or 'Tunnel Of Love'. But no matter to what songs you react, just always keep on feeling good music...
I had to come back to see what I missed 😃
At one point you were nodding your head so much that I thought you were going to lose your headphones LOL
I'm sure after listening to it the first time you listened to it many times. It's a classic
Classic! Forever! 1979 version live
it's a long song that always seems to short
Great reaction.led everyday all day
I love this band!
Hello ..Were Led Zeppelin !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Nice reaction
Universe class. live but sound perfect. they playing music is as easy as breathing.Robert Plant ever green.Master of grandmaster.
Shout out to old dudes!
Plant ain’t dead yet, when he hits those highs you’re just like holyshit.. 🤘🏼
The best thing about your reactions is that they are REAL! I watch others and they fake it, but you feel the music and you can see you are listening!
My 2nd favorite song. Great performance. He forgot to scream MMMMAAAAMMMMA! I saw them 3 nights in a row in 1977 at Captial Center at RFK stadium on their release of Physical Graffitti album. I had 3 dates who took me 2 nights in a row and not one of them asked me out again -- I am such a loser. LOL - But I got to see them in their prime! You have the perfect personality for this venue JM, you are my favorite as far as reactions go. Once you have heard Kashmir, you will never be the same.
Percy The Rock God
JM.... This is why WE call it "Classic Rock"
Not too bad for a bunch of Old Men... my generation made some of the best Rock/Blues of all time...
Try you shook me.
Going to see Robert Plant on August 13th and 14th, 2024, at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre in Vancouver, Canada! Tickets cost a lot but so worth it!! Seen Robert in Vancouver in 1983 and again in 1994!!
Robert Plant and Jimmy Page are legendary 😊
Saw them in 77
Epic! They were much older here! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
why not do the end of led zep 1 how many more times???
Not sure but I’ll get it done soon ❤️
@@JMBOYTV Excellent! Was hoping you'd do that, and hoping you also move on to album 2.
It’s so hard to have a Led Zeppelin favorite but this is mine… until I hear another of my favorites. Do Black Dog next! I suggested Whole Lot of Love first over Kashmir because of the fast pace & more rock n roll. Kashmir has a lovely exotic sound. WLL is good for one’s first time hearing Zep imo. Even over Stairway.
BTW, this isn’t listening to Led Zeppelin and I say it because they did. There’s no Led Zeppelin without Bonzo. IDK maybe it’s just me but here the song sounds a bit off. I’d like to hear from others on that. Now don’t jump me! I do love the performance. JM, I encourage you to listen to a 70’s recording of Kashmir even for just yourself, not a reaction (tho I wouldn’t complain😊).
But! I’m glad you listened to Plant at this age. And it’s very cool Jason Bonham is on the drums. It must have been so cool for him too.
Another great reaction! TY
Everyone will have a different take on any song.
I disagree with you about this rendition of the song sounding "off"". For me, it is the best version of the song that I have ever heard. But that's just my opinion , which does not make your opinion wrong. I don't think there is a right or wrong in this. There are just different opinions.😊
@@markpowell8672 very true! I’ll ask it another way instead because I really want to figure out how I’m hearing this, like, is bias involved or what. It does sound different, right? And why do you like it better?
@@AstiJay I'm not sure why I like this version more than others.
It might have something to do with a combination of the sound quality and the vision aspect.
This track is from the album "Physical Graffiti" and I have that album on vinyl and CD. The vinyl version is much better than the CD version.
Then years later we get Celebration Day. It was (eventually) released on CD and DVD. I have a blu ray copy of the DVD. The sound quality is IMHO better than the CD that I have, but not as good as vinyl. However, the DVD has the added aspect of being visual. On top of that it was good to see that the three surviving members plus Jason could still perform so well so many years after disbanding.
I suppose the reason I like that version above others is a combination of things, but probably above all others was seeing Plant, Page and Jones still deliver well into middle age. I also thought they brought a bit more feeling and emotion into the song that wasn't there in the original studio version. Plant's vocals seemed more emotional and the overall instrumental sound seemed to have more layers.
To be honest, we are spoilt now. I go on you tube and find numerous versions of almost any song that I like. Back in the late 1960s and into the 1970s when Led Zeppelin were in their prime you didn't even know what they looked like unless you bought one of their LPs that had pictures of them on the sleeve.
Just shows what a great band they were. To have the success that they did with virtually no publicity. All word of mouth.
At the end of the day (Dazed and Confused?) musical taste is very personal and there isn't really a right or a wrong. Sometimes what we like is triggered by association to events in our lives and sometimes it is for other reasons that we just can't explain. (that's a good song as well, but not by Zeppelin😊).
You never posted How Many More Times from the first album, it’s a must!
Coming soon!
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Todays bands cant hold a candle to Zeppelin even if their in a studio 😂😂😂.
As a kid I couldnt wait for Zeppelin albums to come out.
It'd sure be nice not to have to squint to see the video. Couldn't watchmen I can barely see the band. I think a significantly larger area for the video to be seen. Keep up the good work...like your appreciation of Zeppelin. This is my music as a teen in the '70's.
Thank God my "like" was #665.
Try Kashmir from 1979 at Knebworth!!!
Jimmy Page just rips the riffs throughout this entire song. Subtle but amazing!
you should of heard him in his prime
Being in our 60’s, 70’s and 80’s ain’t got nothing on us. I am 61 now and I still go to concerts 6 - 10 times a year I even go to different parts of Florida or other states to see my favorite bands. As long as they’re still touring, I’m still going. I can rest when I’m dead.😝
This live version 30 years later is certainly good but the original studio version from their 1975 album Physical Graffiti or the re-mastered studio version off the 1990 Mothership CD is better. In this case NOTHING beats the original, period.
ok...better than Kashmir.... listen to the 26 minute LIVE Dazed and Confused (and Rain Song, too) from the LIVE album called The Song Remains the Same. It's also a Movie. Grab a Blunt and a comfortable chair and hang on for the ride of your life.
I like Jimmy's tone in that one due to the Les Paul instead of the dragon Tele, but 26 minutes? Fuck mate, they could've played 3 or 4 other songs instead of doing a 30 minute performance. I much prefer Dazed from the Supershow 69 or Albert Hall.
Why would you react to a 50 year old song, and use the version done by old men who don't have the vocal range they did when the song was made famous? Waste of time.
Because it was suggested to me by people that enjoy my reactions….
Unnecessary to be nasty man we all have either grow old or we die. BUT- That old man could wipe the floors with most of the recording “artists “ that are the supported to be great vocalists of the past 20 years.
We tried to got some tickets, with my father (who passed away 2 years after), and my uncle, they were 20 in 1969, but, we didn't got the chance to win a ticket!😅😭20 millions peoples asked, for only 20,000 tickets! They made a lotery! Ridiculous!😅Jason, was great on drums! What kind of musicians, human beings,can play like that at 65 or 70 years old? It's crazy! Beautiful! But, you should watch the live version, at Earls Court, 1975, or Knebworth 1979, with John Bonzo Bonham, on drums, to see the real power of the ZEP! 😅✌️👍