Led Zeppelin - Since I’ve Been Loving You/No Quarter (REACTION)
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- Опубліковано 10 бер 2024
- @AirplayBeats reacts to Led Zeppelin’s Live Album
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I grew up in NYC and I saw this show in 73. I’m very fortunate to have seen them 10 times in my life and I still have the ticket stubs. Thank you for playing this and I just wanted to say that you guys rock. So please keep doing what you’re doing. 🕊❤️🎼
Lucky bastid!
I’m Jealous!
I saw them on this tour in Munich, Germany. My first concert! Thank you dad 👍
Really, that's awesome!! What was the first time you saw them..?? And which was the best..?? Did you see camera men during this gig..? I know that a lot of it was also shot on a soundstage in England after the fact too.
I am jealous too but happy for you. La & Che you two are the best reaction video guys. Thanks for sharing all your videos. I recommend any Elvis Costello and more Bob Dylan and more Springsteen!!!😊
To me this was the pinnacle of the concert. This version of No Quarter still sends shivers all along my spine. The groove, the weight of this massive slow groove...and THAT FUCKING GUITAR SOLO with Bonham doing those DYNAMITE triplets and JPJ's haunting keyboard...I mean if you're not shaken by this performance, why the fuck are you still even listening to music?
Right on my man! Couldn't have said it better myself
This is reissued shortened version. If you only have heard this on search for the original release
This is the version from the movie.
The original Lp version is even better.
IMO
Couldn’t agree more. Solos like that put Page squarely on the Mount Rushmore of rock guitarists. So much fire, emotion and phrasing that’s 100% Jimmy Page and no one else. My idol!
I think it’s one of Jimmy’s best solos, incredible, the original full length version on this live album!
Proof positive that Page was in a league by himself.
the band was, not just one of them. Bonzo went bonkers and jpj sent shivers with his creepy organ. They are goats
@@danw2276 right- but this in particular, was Page's triumph.
LZ were in a league all by themselves. This particular live performance of No Quarter is off the chart for me!❤
Anybody who even compares other rock guitarists to Page makes me effing laugh. The solos in both songs are like Mozart in his hey day.
They open this Madison Square Garden concert with "Rock and Roll" and that alone was worth the price of a ticket.
There's a video of this concert, believe me watching it is even better then just listening.
I disagree. That lame ass short video they put over the live footage during the best parts of the song and beginning of Page's solo, totally ruined the video from the movie.
I agree, I have the dvd and watch it a couple of times a year. Though, hearing it without the pictures has been a different experience, maybe even making the music more intense.
Guys, you MUST WATCH THE VIDEO of that " Since I've Been Loving You " at MSG. It was filmed. THAT will be the reaction of all reactions for you guys. It's stunning, gripping.....EPIC.
There is a live video of this. This is from the iconic MSG concert. They played 3 nights I believe and made a concert film called "The Song Remains the Same" I attended one of the shows, I was 16.
More powerful when viewed as well❗️❗️
We know. This album was requested and we’re trying to get through it first.
The live video of "Since I've Been Loving You" is one of the greatest things ever, IMO.
Pay attention buddy lol
@@AirplayBeats would
Love if you did the concert film at some point.
Zepp is the classical music of Rock'n Roll. In 100-years, assuming these recordings live on and continue to improve and enhance, Zepp will join the hallowed halls of Bach, Rach, Tcha, Wagner, Mozart, Strauss II, Beeth and the rest.
This version of No Quarter is a masterpiece
The guitar solo.
Yep...even the rhythm guitar has more balls. 😎👍
@winstonsyme5899 really.... such a pity that in this version it has almost two minutes at the beginning and at the end brutally cut out....
really don't know the reason, but it spoils a little the best (imho) Page solo on official records, along with the slow one in the Lemon song.....
This is the elited down version. The original is even better
@@jp1170
Yep.
When I was in high school my friends and I would head to Sacramento to the midnight movies whenever The Song Remains the Same would play at the theatre. That was long ago but those memories remain like they were yesterday. Led Zeppelin was just so amazing we couldn't get enough. Those were the days!!!✌️👍🎶🎸🎼🎵
I grew up in Connecticut and “The Song Remains The Same” was played at movie theaters from 1976 until the mid 90’s, always at night and often with other concert or stoner types of movies. My friends and I would walk to one of the theaters where it was playing, smoking weed on the way. It never failed that you would smell weed in the movie theater parking lot. Even some of the people who worked at the theater were stoned. For whatever reason the police never caught onto this.
We used to go catch the midnight showing of The Song Remains the Same at the Fox in Provo UT just off BYU campus. It was usually followed by either the Holy Grail or Rocky Horror Picture Show.
Ditto! We might have even been in the same theater a time or two! Loved seein 'em on that screen with the sound pouring out of the walls onto us... Dazed was my favorite song!!
The midnight show in Ft. LAUDERDALE for many years in early 80s. No cops around that I remember.
Amazing! Never again will you hear anything close.
It was solely Page that got me and thousands of others into the guitar. Since I began, I've gone over the majority of Zep songs and learned them well. There is no guitarist/composer like Page. There are greater technicians, but that doesn't matter, his feel, passion, and innovation is second to none. He is a guitarist unto himself and there are no other categories needed.
Gentlemen, all of us out here love your reactions watch the movie!! you’ll never forget it. I first saw it in the theater in 1978 as a 14-year-old.
I’m still mourning Bonzo’s death that came about a month before I was going to see them in Detroit in Oct. 1980. Tickets in hand. Had not seen them before. Crushing experience.
Me too! I was sooooo upset that I wasn't going to see them 😢 still am!
My sisters got to go to the 1976 show my parents wouldn't let me they say I was too young. So when tour dates were announced for the 1980 tour. ( In January 1979)I bought front row tickets at ticket agency $100 each for a pair of front row seats I was going to make sure I seen them. I put a deposit on the tickets and made $25 payments until they were paid off .I waited anxiously for a year counting the days. Then that tragic September day when the world heard the news of Bonzos death. I sat in my dark room with my black light on with all my Florencent glowing Zeppelin posters. Sat in my bean bag chair and did bong hits of skunk weed. Put LZ1 on my turntable and cranked it up. I cried all day. I listened to every album. I stayed in my room for maybe a week. I never got over not seeing zeppelin. then the release of the movie , the song remains the same. I won a pair of tickets, on the radio. for the premier opening night showing it was a midnight movie. I got at the movie theater at 11:30 and the line was already around the building and down the street. First I thought I would never get in there were too many people in front of us . Then I seen people angry going back to their cars yelling it's been sold out. So my brother saved our place in line and I went to the ticket booth showed them the passes I had won on the radio and they put us in the front of the line. It was like having front row seats. It was like a concert inside the movie theater everyone partying screaming applauding first 10 rows everyone was standing. I went to every showing of that movie. Then when Page and Plant did the No Quarter tour I went to see that. I remember after that concert my friends would ask how was the concert? I told them it sucked there were like maybe 10 people playing almost like a orchestra. Well I was expecting to see Led Zeppelin and I did not. So I was disappointed. But now with hindsight and after watching videos of that tour. It really was a great show. I only wish at the time I would have had a open mind knowing I'm not going to see Led Zeppelin. Then I would have got into it and enjoyed the show.
Jimmy is playing a Theramin, the sound you hear after Robert sings "the dogs of doom are howling more..."
This version of SINCE I'VE BEEN LOVING YOU is kryptonite.
Nobody can touch it...including the surviving members of Zeppelin. 😛👍
The 1971 live recording of this song at the BBC beats it by a mile if you ask me
@@ethan6840
And I really like the version on the original vinyl from MSG.
@@ethan6840 Yup, and the one on HTWWW is superb as well.
Dazed and Confused will show without a doubt hes the greatest. Get Ready.
The DVD and Blu-Ray of “The Song Remains The Same” are well worth buying because of all of the extras that weren’t in the original 1976 movie.
You guys rock! You fell into the No Quarter MSG 1973 "trance" :)
Great music ❤ Best Band Ever 😮
I too was very lucky to have seen this tour, 4 times at The Forum and 3 more times at The Long Beach Arena. Let's just say that everytime they came to town, l went to every show "Big Led Head"🤘😊
Wow, you can't get much better than those two songs back-to-back! They were on fire! 🤘🔥🤟
Best live version of “ Since I’ve been loving you “ of all time . The solo is so heart wrenching . It gives me shivers every time
❤❤❤❤Robert❤❤❤❤
What a great way to start off my day and my week... All of Zeps songs are "my favorites", but these two really help with my headspace. I'm 62, and I need all the help I can get! Thanks guys. G.
These guys are the best!
Live version from Madison Square Garden was incredible. A must reaction.
The live version of No Quarter in my opinion is one of Pages best solo's. So much feeling
I saw them NYC MSG 1977.. Bonzo & Page incredible live.. one of the best concerts I’ve seen.
That “No Quarter” solo is mind-bending. One of the greatest live solos ever put to wax. It’s just a shame the copyright restrictions won’t allow you (I’m assuming) to play the video version.
It's like eating the greatest 3 course meal ever ! so satisfying
I like that Mike. WELL PUT ❗
Led Zeppelin The BEST
Imagine: Jimmy Page and Robert Plant would, in the future, go on to say that this concert was “ok…..good”. They were coming off a long tour and were exhausted. Jimmy has said he barely slept for four nights during the three-day run of these MSG concerts. Roberts voice was tired.
I honestly wonder what they would say was their best concert? Perhaps the two shows in LA from 1972 on the How The West Was Won album? I don’t know but I would love to hear what they would say.
Wow.. a Led Zep 2-fer to start my Monday! Thanks, bros! In the early '80s, the movie theaters in my area would have an occasional "midnight movie". I must have watched The Song Remains the Same half a dozen times. Pre-partying was essential to the experience. Since Zeppelin broke up in 1980, this was the next best thing. Other midnight movies we jammed to included Pink Floyd - The Wall and AC/DC - Let There Be Rock.
Nobody then and nobody now can touch these two gems.Page is out of his mind on both.For 50 years old the sound is magnificent
Whole Lotta Love & Dazed & Confused off this live album are their Magnus Opus signature tracks they have ! Whole Lotta Love clocking at 13:50 and D&C clocks in at 29:16 of just pure greatness 🎸❤️🔥🤘🏼 Page uses a violin bow on an epic solo !
No Quarter 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Two of my favorites!!!!
We used to “Midnight Movies” here in Indy back in the late 70’s and early 80’s. This film, The Wall, and Rocky Horror Picture were in regular play along with several others, but those three were just incredible parties. Everyone was “baked” and beer and liquor bottles could be heard rolling down the isles throughout the shows.. Wow, just more proof that growing up in those days just can’t be beat!!!
Like always another great reaction!!👏👏👏
Magnificent is right! Great one guys -- just a monster performance from the GOATs
I really can't wait for Dazed And Confused. That performance was a truly epic journey!
This is my favorite live Zeppelin tune
Jimmy is rocking the Theremin a little also in No Quater
Gotta watch the video for perspective👍👍
My favorite #1 solo of Maestro Jimmy Page and the build up is gorgeous
I love Robert Plant. That’s it.❤
Sexy as hell and he knew it❗ Shirt unbuttoned all the way down. 😊 Quite the performer.
Thos live version of NO Quarter was my lullaby on my cassette deck after tripping on purple mimi mic and finally calling it quits and drifting off to dream.... good memories and great times! Hard to believe I'm still here after all those trips!
Hey gents . You should get the original No Quarter from the "original" Song Remains the Same. The solo is longer and better ..way better. They buildup is fantastic . Why Jimmy Page remastered it and edited it is a freakin mystery .
JPJ .. rock's MVP
If and when you see the movie, you’ll see the audience was mesmerized just like y’all.
So much feeling in how they play. This emotional music, not just a performance.
PLEASE watch the live footage of this performance!! The entire concert is amazing!!🎶🎸🎶
Without a doubt....you guys need to watch the concert movie--The Song Remains the Same. Not only are you hearing, but actually seeing this awesome performance. It always transports me back to that time..
Great musicians, but there is stage presence that was undeniable as well, a must watch.
To me, this live version sounds better than the studio in my headphones Bros. 😎
Page had all the licks, all the solos. 1973 was Zeps prime musically and was Pagey at his best. Ive never heard any other guitar playing better than Page in 73'. And Ive listened to all the guitar greats
Thank you gentlemen another fantastic reaction. The remaining songs are going to set you on fire. The pedal is to the metal. The improvisation from all of these phenomenal musicians are remarkable. Once again thank you for taking my request. You too as musicians will appreciate the rest of the album…love what you are you for the Airplay family. Guess what guys Jimmy and Bonzo are going to blow your fucking minds for the rest of the album. I promise you that…
Thank you my friend!!
@@AirplayBeats no problem guys I thoroughly enjoy what you are doing. I just noticed that I brain farted and used too instead of two. Spell check took over 😂 I do know the difference though. Thanks again you guys are the best on UA-cam in my opinion..
Love the sound of that huge organ bass.
Magnificent!
My favorite side. So epic.
I don't know how many times I watched this movie at the midnight showings in southern California...I owned the double live album as well as the DVD...it's also currently showing here on UA-cam's Free Movies channel.
Thats what you call Mr. Page going off. Great video guys and Thanks.
I was at their last American show in Oakland, July 24th,1977. Still have my ticket stub too!
Except for the dodgers hat, (GIANTS fan 🤣) it was a great reaction.
That whole album is lightning in a bottle.
Hell yea play it !! No Quarter live !! One of the best 70's flashbacks !! Damn, I am feeling those strawberry rolling papers !! Who else ??
I agree with you. The best sound engineering. Especially it being 73. But being from N.J. area and going to concerts at that time M.S.G. always had the best sound system. IMO 😊
6:44 oh you're absolutely right. The kept the tempo higher between 70/71 and if you want to hear what plant could do back then, find live versions from that time!
And there you have it the greatest musical performance of all time.
My goodness, I lived in a wonderful era! Damn
The song No Quarter was completed by the time the 4th untitled studio album was being assembled. But it was determined that there wasn't enough room for that track and it was saved for Houses of the Holy.
Just sitting back Smokin & Bourbon glass in hand. Watching you too chillin
You definitely need to watch the movie version of this music... amazing!!
The horrid short video over Page's solo totally ruins the song in the movie.
Fellas you mention being put into a trance and you were not alone. When this movie first came out select theaters were showing it for extended runs. I went with friends to see it a couple nights a week for about four weeks in a row. It has been many years now since I have watched but one scene always stuck in my mind was during this song and the camera shots of the crowd with one girl in particular who had a close up of her. And yes she looked like she was in a trance. Edited to add that this has possibly been the best 23 minutes I have spent on YT in maybe forever. Thanks for that.
When it comes time, The Song Remains the Same and The Rain Song are a marvelous segue. Keep them together on one reaction and let the transition play. It sends chills...
What ever you do don’t stop between the song remains the same and the rain song that’s a must play together due o
I’m 61 years old and I have listened to this album and Paranoid more than any album in my lifetime. Probably over a thousand times. No need to say anything else. GOAT status.
The greatest album ever made. 😎
Not sure why Jimmy edited out a portion of the instrumental on No Quarter when he remastered. The build up to the solo is jazzy and groovy.
No two Zeppelin shows were alike. Every night they jammed live was a whole new experience.
Hey guys, great to see you. The studio version lead is amazing ! But the live lead in no quarter is so awesome. ! So good to see you guys. More please. Until next time stay well and poppin for fresh
Hey guys! This is their concert film soundtrack!
U can see the film clip of this!!
Zombied out lol
Perfect comment
I love your reactions to the almighty Zep!!!
Thanks for sharing these amazing songs from a band that was so talented live! Led music never gets old. 🎹🎸🥁
so many young people tuning into corporate BS who will never hear this genius... but this music will endure for a thousand years.
50 years later and I still think the best live solo I've ever heard is this No Quarter Page solo.
Saw Led Zeppelin live 1977 on my birthday, April 1st....they perform, No Quarter. Damn it was good!!!
They made this into a movie. I remember it having a special running in the 80's. My friends and I got blazed and watched this and just was blown away. So if you get a chance to check it out watch it.
Hey listen the drummer J Bonham in Since i ve been loving you OMG a Monster he holds the track all along with constantly changing beats following the guitar. A great lesson of drumming.
In No Quarter it's just pure genius ! Page and Bonham are totally connected to a cosmic inspiration during the guitar solo. Beautiful, great,incredible...No one plays like that now
No Quarter on this fave Jimmy live recorded solo for me. Unbelievable!!!
Seen them live Earl's Court London 75 then Knebworth 79 I'm now 67yrs old ❤
Good to see you continuing the live. Live songs expanded and evolved from the studio tracks, and were always different from night to night....almost like jazz.
You guys really should be reacting to the live videos from these songs when they're available. And this is a good one.
Never heard 'No Quarter'. 'Since I've been loving you' always amazing... just a touch of blues influence there ? :o))
What has always been so amazing to me is all the sound, the detail, the intricacies and fullness Led Zeppelin creates live with 3 instrumentalist, 3 men and a vocalist create all those interplays and dynamic sound. Astounding!!!! They were special!
1975 live versions of No Quarter gets even better, especially JPJ!!
It’s almost impossible to calculate the number of guitar players of a certain age who drew inspiration from Jimmy Page and wanted to be able to play like that. I also went to the midnight movie and watched the song remains the same and this still give me goosebumps the same way it did all those years ago! Keeps me a young 59!!!
Since you guys are into Led Zepplin you should look at Robert Plants solo career. Here's a few, Big log, Ship of fools, 29 palms. And he was also in the Honeydrippers, the big hit there was Sea of love. He also been working with Allison Krause , their great together.
Love the bluesy sound of it very nice! And of course the guitar goes without saying.Thank you two.
Teresa
They were so great back in the day!
Heartbreaker and Whole Lotta Live should be played back to back as well. I hope y'all will react to the movie version as it is marvelous to see them play these. It is the same as the album so it should be the listening experience you're looking for. Thanks for doing this Epic music.
The band Tool has a killer, and I mean sizzlin'! cover version of No Quarter! I am definitely down for seein' y'all hear, like you mentioned, The Rain Song and the other bangers yet to come! Get yer snacks ready--"Dazed..." is a half hour long, haha! As with "Since I've..." Plant ends it with a shout out to Jimmy , and again like "Since," it is WELL-deserved, but also again, of course, they ALL show up for it!
My #1 favorite Jimmy Page solo. The live version of No Quarter from TSRTS is a clinic in the use of restraint to build tension in a song. They demonstrate patience for the vibe to evolve on its own time
Trance Masters 🤩 La had to open his eyes a few times to make sure he was still on the planet.
NOBODY can tell me that any other musicians, individually or together, are better then these four. These four are the reason the gods created music to be performed, & they certainly did do that, & more.
Please guys try to get the movie for the rest of the album. You get to see them playing these all time classic songs. Bonham on Moby Dick and Jimmy on Dazed and Confused! It takes part of the experience away!!!!!!
We dont get to see most of Page's solo during No Quarter, b/c of the lame short video the director put over the live footage, totally ruining the experience.