Vocal Coach REACTS to LED ZEPPELIN- IMMIGRANT SONG- live 1972
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I am Rebecca and I am one heck of a passionate vocal coach/singer/songwriter/impressionist/health/fitness/self- improvement/anything that makes me smile!! I love anything vocal/singing related and geek out on it every day. I want to motivate and inspire others to follow their dreams…corny? Well maybe but it’s true. So what’s motivating me?? I had a huge tumour removed summer 2017 and my ovaries and fallopian tubes. The tumour was the size of a 20 week baby!! However, despite not being able to walk for a couple of weeks, and feeling generally awful…. It has made me create and do what I love! It wasn’t an easy time but I won’t let fear dictate my life. I didn’t think ‘why me’, there are plenty of horrific issues people have to deal with…it’s not always smooth sailing. It’s true when you hear, ‘Life is short’, the crazy thing is, I am glad it happened…I appreciate life even more and practice gratitude everyday…It’s so easy to get caught up with the little things…and I do sometimes, but look at the bigger picture, will it matter in a year or two…?
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The 'Immigrant Song' is driven start to finish by the late, great John Bonham who not only was the engine of Led Zeppelin but was the foundation, along with John P Jones, upon which Jimmy Page and Robert Plant could create their soaring performances. Although Ms. Rebecca did not call out the percussion explicitly, she was moved by the rhythm and syncopation at key times that led her to make observation of how great they were as a band. Props also to Ms. Rebecca for calling for due respect for these artists that created leads and harmonies, live, in the days prior to autotuning technologies (and similar in regard for preceeding the myriad of analog and digital guitar effects that are today as "necessary" to even a basic gig or practice session.) The live recordings and film of Led Zeppelin, The Beatles, Beach Boys, Pink Floyd, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Yes, T-Rex, King Crimson, CSN, BÖC, Scorpions, The Who, Queen, Rush, Genesis, Earth Wind & Fire, Iron Maiden, Boston, Styx, BTO, AC/DC. Chet Atkins, Glen Campbell, Santana and so many others that set the high-water mark as they followed in the footsteps of the earliest recorded masters of blues, rockabilly, jazz, country, r&b and rock -- without all of the technology and recording / performing advancements we take for granted in the 21st Century. As the decades pass and these artists are no longer with us, these recordings will further elevate them well beyond the legendary status that they rightly hold today. "How possibly were they able to create these wonders ... back then, with so little in the way of gear and tech," will become even more pertinent. In the end, the art that was created stands in greatness on its own -- as an almost timeless testimonial to these incredibly talented, gifted musicians and vocalists! Those who keep the art alive by listening, playing, singing, or teaching are the real winners in the long run -- by enjoying and sharing music as part of their lives. 😉 ♡ 🎶
Well said 🙌🏽🌈
Jason Meinhart the reason they were able to produce this without all the technology they have available today is that they actually had talent.
These days it is very much style over substance.
@@rosemarie575 There is likely more to it than flash or style, but I take your point. It seems to me one can observe progress of musicians from the earliest recordings (whether they were formally trained in music or not) across most of the 20th Century. The progress made during this time was not solely due to technology like the electric instruments and the dawn of the record industry. It seems that fundamental skill developed (formally or informally) via wrought practice and refinement created the foundation that gave performers of the past ample steak as well as sizzle. More recently, as you say it may be more style than substance although it seems nearly to develop much in substance without 'paying the dues' and putting in the time. The technology and distribution today removes much of the push to refine compared to decades as there are fewer obstacles between musician and consumer.
right? i love these!!! she's like, the "scientific proof" of how great they are.
@@cultosaur262 It's a long way to the top if you wanna rock 'n' roll...
Im a guitarist but there is NO way this song could have been pulled off without the Beast himself pounding those skins into submission-Mr John Bonham. RIP
Everybody is VIBING HARD AF. I NEVER HEARD THIS VERSION, this was great! I had some old head tell me that they were usually really, really drunk or messed up so a lot of their live performances were shite. I have seen more than a few recordings that were sub par, but overall I judge bands on their studio work, so, who cares..
Bonham on a 5 piece kit and in 5 min it will combust into flames.
He makes the thunder out of heaven these days..
John Bonham was an absolute beast, 47 years later and I'm still gobsmacked.
Check this out, mind blowing kid prodigy ua-cam.com/video/91pz1E8pAOY/v-deo.html
Y, I saw them a couple times during the 70s, and it was amazing to watch Bonham just crush that kit for 2 hours straight...
Hey John, you're only supposed to blow the bloody doors off!
I have a poster of the Bonham symbol on my wall that I stare at every night.
no kidding. live version of this is outrageous.
Four master musicians just doing their thing. How could somebody not be moved by Led Zeppelin?
The vocals. And the way the drummer pushes the song around. Just brilliant.
I don't care what kind of reaction it is. If Led Zep is in the title I click.
TRUEEEE
Same! Love your name btw.
@@tammieparrishmiller3669 Tx :).
me too!
Lmao. That's how I watched some bootlegging interview. Because Peter Grant was in title
It's totally 100% ok to fangirl at Robert Plant.
Fangirl and fanboy... damn that guy was pure sex appeal
@@GanjaLibre still pretty damn fine now, fifty years later. Still got the golden curls and the golden voice.
I am also a vocal coach and I had your same reaction to Robert Plant's vocals. The man is incredible he has a falsetto that reaches to the skies and he's got a lower range that just absolutely purrs like a jungle cat. The man is gifted with great vocals and the band was gifted with great musicianship. Too bad it all had to end too soon!
What I'm having a hard time with is that Rebecca is British and she's never heard Zeppelin's Immigrant Song?
Of course shi had. She heard it in Thor...
Ricardo Alvarado so? Brits know very little about led zeppelin. They weren’t that successful in Britain; nowhere near as successful as they were in America. That’s why the majority of their fans are American and the majority of their awards and recognition have been from America. It makes no sense to me, but it’s true.
It's because in the UK Zepp didn't release much on singles, they were predominantly an Album band over here.
@@ayhamshaheed7740 "They weren’t that successful in Britain" ?! - Nonsense man.
Channel Hue I’m just saying...I’ve seen very few british led zeppelin fans
I'm 18 and for me Led Zeppelin is the best band of all time. Thx dad that you showed me real music some years ago
You're welcome, son
good job young man. when I was 18 in 1990, all I listened to was zep and all I wanted for christmas was the box set that just came out and I played it to no end.
Nobody gives a fuck how old u are bitch
@@obschevy2965 it's good to know that not all millennials just listen to EDM and mumble rap.
@@dannyzuko7182 What and what...? 😂
I love watching people discover how good Led Zeppelin are.
It never gets old.
No it doesn't! I love that too!
Yeah. They are. Being almost 65. I was immersed in this band as a young teen. So lucky to have these bands. And to have see the original young Zep in the 70s .
Zeppelin = greatest rock band of all time
Pink Floyd >
Black Sabbath >
Zeppelin>everyone
B~E~A~T~L~E>
SithMan1776 Jimi Hendrix experience >
Greatest band of all time. There were great bands before and amazing bands after but Zeppelin will never be replicated.
I used to be upset that they didn't keep going or that they didn't get together and do a proper tour with Jason Bonham but as I've gotten older, I'm so thankful they didn't. Nobody could ever fill Bonzo's seat, including Jason. Those 4 men came together and created magic. That magic could only be done with Page, Plant, John Paul Jones and Bonham playing together.
Thank you Led Zeppelin.
RIP Bonzo
Haven't heard of greta van fleet?
@@duo5817 dude not even in Zeps league. The singer is a carbon copy of plant, they will always be branded with the Zeppelin imitators badge.
@@ktrevellion1995 they're gonna have to work extra hard to get out of Zeppelin's shadow. They learned from the best, now they need to find their original sound, instead of copying
Never replicated????????? Haha!
Led Zep greatest cover band of all time and without doubt great musicians!
Better than The Jimi Hendrix Experience? wait just a damn minute...
“This untalented band is going to go down like a Lead Zeppelin “. To the radio dj who said that, You bloody fool!
Keith Moon or someone else from the Who I think.
zork Keith moon Gave them there name “lead zeppelin” but the band changed it to “led”
Moon and Entwistle from The Who weren't happy, and there was talk one day with Jimmy Page about them forming a band, to which Moon or Entwistle said that it would go over like a lead balloon, then the other said a lead zeppelin, then that became the name when Jimmy Page formed Led Zeppelin.
The funny thing was that before they met Jimmy Page and joined Led Zeppelin, John Bonham's wife told him to get away from that Robert Plant guy, because she thought he wasn't going anywhere.
:-P
@@philsurtees YES
Hehehe.... Yeah, he had.to eat those words not so long after he said it.....!😂😂
“Are you in a band? Only if it’s going to be a bit like this.” I’m using that line.
Such an iconic song, many times out-shined by colossal hits like Stairway to Heaven, Dazed and Confused and Whole Lotta Love but incredibly meaningful regardless. Happy to see some Zepplin and very much looking forward to more metal and rock on here as always!
I wouldn't say Out shined. It's the most streamed song from them last I checked. Largely thanks to Thor Ragnorok.
Kashmir...Thats the Way.....Boogie With Stu.....Down by The Seaside....In The Light....I'm Gonna Crawl....Tea for One....Babe I'm Gonna Leave You....When the Levee Breaks...Bring it On Home....The Lemon Song ....lol too many classic songs!!!!
stairway to heaven is commercial blah blah blah. immigrant is masterful
@@michaelmulherin9952 ignorance
I know this is a vocal analysis but god damn... Bonham was going off in this live performance. John Paul Jones is underrated too.
That's a good bass player innit? Not getting noticed but always there.
JPJ has always been underrrated
Yet it was Jimmies guitar playing that mad her scream how good this is!
@@nathcascen473 when people think about zepelin, they will always think page, plant, or bonham first. jpj is the one they always forget about.
@@theghostofthomasjenkins9643 what you said and I also among the mainstream. We here know he's a beast but I've seen too many top ten bassist list where guys like Paul McCartney are listed above him. To my point, on Rollingstone top 50 bassist all time they have a surprisingly good list given it's a douchey publication but JPJ is #14 on their list and McCartney is #9.
6:36 That moment when you realize how good Led Zeppelin is
In a class all their own, still standing the test of time. The sheer talent the 4 of them have individually and collectively is mind numbing. Long live Zepp
Best rhythm section ever...Bonham was a machine.
Agreed
3:45 - That moment when camera on video clip zooms in focusing on a muscle belly of Robert Plant, and causing a smile :)
lol I think it was his " love muscle " her eyes flashed on !
It's just a spare microphone down his pants😆
Yup that is my favorite moment! Got flustered hahaha.
But Devin Townsend blows her mind.
3:36 she licks her lips at the close up haha
50 years since this show and we are still godsmacked by their skills. Respect and awe apply after one-half of century. That fact right there tells you all you need to know. Masters of their craft... Simply amazing!!!!!!! As always, I love your review and opinion. Take care.
At Sydney Showgrounds I believe. I was a little too young to attend but been to a million since to make up for it.
there’s a reason Zeppelin is still being played on the radio every single day still ... 40 years after they stopped performing and creating due to Bonham’s death
Robert Plant is the Golden God and Jimmy Page is the true Dark Prince.
what chris cornell and layne staley (aic) were for our generation...?^^
@@seelenwinter6662 Jerry Cantrel
And you're a dork.
Robert Plant tribute Freddie Mercury "innuendo" 😱😱
♥️The Cult's Ian Astbury singing fire woman might make you smile
One of my favs
Yes!
YES!!!!
Hell yes!!
Indeed
Go for it! Hell yeah!
This song never fails to pump me up that scream at the start just screams WAR
THANK YOU REBECCA FOR SHOWCASING THIS CLASSIC we love you
Once again Jimmy Piage and Robert Plant, one of the best combos in song writing history. Fabulous artists and creator's.
Try taking a listen to "Since I've Been loving You". Not only the vocals, but the whole package is simply spellbinding.
SIBLY live the BBC version will give you chills.
I really love the breakdown and explanation for what the vocalist is performing. It brings a whole new appreciation for me.
I love how you talk not just the accent but how you start very audible then kind of let your thoughts flow then back to your point then more thoughts soft rambling then back to original point on a upswing it reminds me very much of a Jeff Goldblum way of speaking and that is really cool and I love all your reactions thanks!
I love hearing page just go off on the end of a verse or in the middle of a break. Definitely the biggest inspiration to me as a guitar player.
My favorite group! Any Zeppelin you upload I will gladly watch.
This band was comprised of giant, superstar musicians. Monsters of ROCK. The average music today does not come close. ALL four of these men are at the TOP of their game. Bonham is a drum GOD. I enjoyed watching you flash back to being a hippie chick. That is a good thing. Zep is one of the biggest rock bands ever. Then at 6:47 they blew Beccas mine.
We could never hate you girl. What can I say these men were giants.... Plant's abilities are legend. I have seen Robert perform as a solo artist. The man can sing. So much skill and talent. And yes he is one of the gods.
Robert Plant is a rock and roll god.
yeah.that's all.
This band rocks so flippin’ hard!
Mesmerized. Jaw drop like Rebecca. Imagine being in the audience!!! It thrills my heart when younger people discover the legends of the past. Rebecca's reactions are priceless.
I’m not a singer, but for some reason I love these vocal coaches respond. I think it’s really cool how you put the advice in the bubbles. Well met.
The Immigrant Song is absolutely my favourite Led Zeppelin song. It comes in, kicks down your front door, messes some shit about, and doesn't overstay its welcome. It's strong, resonant, and powerful in every sense of the word.
Lol, I think it's the first time I've seen you react to a guitar solo the same way you react to vocal mastery! :D
We like the "twang". Plant is Plant. Doesn't matter the technical vocal perfection. He conveys something no one can duplicate. He has power, passion, soul, gentle beauty, and that something you can't put your finger on.
Marrowbones lol You bet!
Charisma...
ITS THE VIKING CALL TO ARMS!
They captured the spirit of the times as well. The four together expanded what music was, gave us something truly original. That is a rare gem indeed.
Yay, I got to see/hear Rebecca's reaction before the record company had it blocked. I hate how anal Led Zep's/Atlantic Records/whatever lawyers it is about the use of their music by fans and how quickly they tend to get stuff blocked. Lets hope this one lasts a while.
Great reaction to one of the most awesome songs by one of the greatest bands. And of course this style of music was revolutionary at the time as up til then no-one had heard anything quite like it. I'd recommend listening to Black Sabbath by Black Sabbath for the same reason and bear in mind that when it came out the songs in the charts were things like LOVE GROWS (WHERE MY ROSEMARY GOES)
by EDISON LIGHTHOUSE, LEAVIN' ON A JET PLANE
by PETER, PAUL AND MARY, TWO LITTLE BOYS
by ROLF HARRIS, ALL I HAVE TO DO IS DREAM
by BOBBIE GENTRY & GLEN CAMPBELL, SUGAR, SUGAR
by ARCHIES, RAINDROPS KEEP FALLIN' ON MY HEAD
by SACHA DISTEL, etc! Sometimes the way revolutionary music affects subsequent music makes us forget how shocking and awesome it was at the time of its release!
Zep is very protective of there stuff
I have noticed that one other albums I like as well. Either the entire album or certain tunes blocked in my country. Good thing we have proxy's, VPN, etc.
Kind of like how anything AC/DC gets hit as well
The 4 horsemen cometh. They were called Led Zeppelin
Talent beyond the stratosphere!!!! Your critiquing of Led Zeppelin is on point . They and their music still stand the test of time . They set the bar so high that all else dims in comparison !!
try Rainbow - Stargazer!
it is an absolute masterpiece!!
RJD in Stargazer is unbeliavable!
ua-cam.com/video/rVXy1OhaERY/v-deo.html
Oh, I may have suggested this before, lol.
Hell yes!!!
@Jon Doe The first Montrose album whipes the floor with anything contemporary.
3:40 she gets an eyeful of Roberts package and her reaction made me laugh
Robert has that BBC
She liked what she saw. Good on her.
Glad she liked it, and I'm sure Robert would have smiled at her response.
I do likewise at ladies with good physique, nothing wrong with appreciating natural gifts. Doesn't mean the admirer is assuming that is all there is to the person.
I would have been surprised if she didn't notice it. It's literally in our faces at this point.
Robin Groupies have said that it's 8 inches. Doesn't sound tiny to me.
@@mdnblues might be a grow-er rather than a show-er....
Led Zeppelin mesmerizing audiences since 1968... Just saw JBLZE and man he and his band killed it with this setlist... had my money saved as a 12 year old in 1980 for the next LZ Tour but, unfortunately JB passed and so did my chance to see the greatest Rock Band ever.
* Immigrant Song
* Good Times Bad Times
* Over the Hills and Far Away
* What Is and What Should Never Be
* Ramble On
* HOUSES OF THE HOLY
* THE ROVER
* Hey Hey What Can I Do
* Going to California
* No Quarter
* Since I've Been Loving You
* The Ocean
* Misty Mountain Hop
* White Summer / Kashmir
* Stairway to Heaven
* Whole Lotta Love
* Rock n’Roll
5:17 says it all... Musical mastery from absolutely amazing musicians at the top of their game at a time with such limited technology relative to today's music industry. What Led Zeppelin was doing 50 years ago, which has stood the test of time, deserves respect on another level. You hit the nail on the head, true brilliance and artistry. Thank you for your videos and analysis!
A detail in this live version is that the solo is a complete improvised one, the studio version has no solo. Just to have a glimpse of how great this band is.
Love your amazing reaction to the immortal Led Zeppelin! Thank you Rebecca!
RVA , I just read your bio. I already really liked you. All I have to say now is WOW!
Really interesting to hear your breakdown of the vocal qualities and what it takes to produce those tones. I've never seen your channel prior to today. I enjoyed it. (and you are absolutely striking)
How good this... .Zeppelin was GREAT!!! I saw them live in '70 or '71 and I was blown away by how great they sounded live...
No one can touch early Zeppelin before Robert Plant had surgery. The band had the best rhythm section in Bonham and JPJ, with Page's mastery of lead guitar. Masters. Legends.
Heart's live rendition of this Stairway to Heaven needs a reaction, too. For anyone who says it shouldn't be done, they did it, and they brought Led Zeppelin to tears. It wasn't a competition: it was a tribute meant to convey to the band how much this song has touched so many lives
When you see this live show you realize how much they feed off each other’s energy. It’s almost like they were born to be together.
cute conure as your profile pic!
So freakin heavy & rockin...
How can ppl say Led Zep didn’t inspire metal?
This is beyond just the Blues. They certainly didn’t create metal but they certainly help make a bridge to it.
Since she mentioned yodelling hokus pokus by focus would be hillarious
That live version is so good. I remember getting that "How the West Was Won" record when it came out and after pushing play and going through that "LA Drone" bit, this comes up and it's like being hit across the face with a mallet. John Bonham and John Paul Jones are insane in this, and Page is killing it all the way to the solo at the end. Plant, of course, is great too.
John Bonham, WOW..... Shows just how good he was. The whole song glued together and driven by him.
My personal fav is Since I’ve Been Loving You (live of course) you should definitely watch it. It’s perfect
Yes ! How Plant conveys the deep fatigue of the real working person in the opening lines....
Born in 72 as son of immigrants, this song has so much personal meaning for me. I love his iconic voice.
The Dude,, If Your not from the part of the world where the Germanic people's come from( northern Europe and Scandinavia then its not about you.
Are you from the land of ice and snow or sub-sahara?
I caught you staring girl! Lol 😂
Another excellent video, Rebecca! I, also enjoyed the notes that you displayed explaining the mechanics of breathing while singing, very informative and interesting. Thank you for providing those. :-)
Led Zeppelin is the best rock band our world has ever known.
Oh, and if we're talking Zeppelin, you have to do Kashmir. This isn't a request lol
Oh, YES PLEASE!
Best Zeppelin song, imho. Right up there with When the Levee Breaks and What Is and What Should Never Be.
Kashmir is the song that defines Zeppelin and who they were. Love, Love, LOVE Kashmir!!
@@drewcook2445 Not even close, I'd take any song from zep 2 over Kashmir.
@@ArthaxtaDaVince777 that's the beauty of music...one song (or band) can grab ahold of a person's soul while someone standing next to them is unaffected by it.
While I agree that you can toss any number of tracks under the heading of "Song That Defines Led Zeppelin" and make a good argument for any of them, Kashmir holds a very special place in my heart and in my soul. It's a song I can listen to when I need some energy, when I'm depressed or when I'm happy and excited. It's a song that I catch playing over and over in my head when I am trying to focus on a problem or when I'm simply bored and zoned out.
I guess it's a song that defines Zep for me. I can only hope that you have a Zeppelin tune that does the same for you. They were a magical group.
I was just a wee lad of 14 when my older brother took me to my first concert and this was it at Sydney Showgrounds. I was blessed. Been listening and marvel at the level of excellence of Led Zep ever since. I'm an old bloke of 62 now and so happy to have grown up in the era i was. Thank you for treating this with the respect it deserves!
They were all once in a lifetime individually and then together they were Nuclear! We had the best music in the 60’s-70’s! I had no idea at the time that that music is never again…Lightning in a bottle and we’re so blessed to been alive when it happened!😍♥️🇬🇧
I know you're all about the melody makers, but that drum beat just makes me want to jump out of my chair!
The Ocean Led Zeppelin live would be a good reaction amazing guitar drums bass and of course singing
I am pleased to have been there. I grew up with this fabulous sound. I am more pleased to still be rocking the sound all these many years later.
It cannot be overstated that the 4 guys were just meant to play together.
Hey Rebecca, Bruce here! I been fallowing you for a time now and I think you and your accent are totally adorable. No need to tell you are a true vocal athlete...
I recommend you to listen to Led Zeppelin's "Since I Been Loving You" (BBC Sessions), it's a masterpiece and to me the best version of the song. In there you can hear the real power that Robert Plant had in his voice, as well as the rest of the band in their instruments! It would be great if you can do a reaction of it, I assure you there is plenty to analyze there vocally speaking.
Hugs and kisses from Argentina!
Thank you for sharing great videos ❤️👏
3:42 - 3:46 Perfect reaction.
Wow ! That’s the way to show respect to the masters. You vow to them at the end of the song .It was awesome to see it !!!🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
6:40 ah yes, the BONHAM moment. the moment when a musician realizes just how damn good he was.
CRIKEY! THAT Bonham is a MACHINE!
did she finish?
Or when the levee breaks
Love the sincere reactions...I recommend In My Time of Dying and When the Levee Breaks...
Autotune is for people who never want to be good at music or singing
You should hear T-Pain without autotune. He's incredibly talented, he just liked the sound and it stuck. Look up his NPR Tiny Desk performance. 👍🏾
Zeppelin was the blueprint for every young rock musician dreaming about a life of making music that makes an impact. Few approached that level of excellence. While stylistically much different, Dino Jelusik appears poised to be the next singer to raise the bar and revitalize hard rock. He’s a generational talent. Check out his rendition of Jane. I’d love to see your reaction
Rebecca, Rebecca, Rebecca, please, please, please review Stargazer by Rainbow, it’s Ronnie James Dio singing, you wont be disappointed.
Ya, the DIO video she watched was by far not the best song or performance by Ronnie. I miss him. I lived rite by where he grew up in Cortland, NY. Oh and Dave Rock Fienstien (his cousin) who I believe was the guitarist on that album still jams out and last time I saw him and he owns a really good family run restaurant there. They named a street after Ronnie in Cortland. Ronnie James Dio Drive. : )
Oh yah I forgot about that. I know he had a side project too that I don't think was the Rods of I believe his own original stuff cause my friend (Nate) was drumming for him and I went to one of shows. That was probably back jeez in 2001. Thanks for writing back man.
YESSSSS
You should do Since I've Been Loving You from Song Remains the Same next!
Yesssssssssss!
Hell yeah
I watched a few more of your videos because I ended up watching your video of Great Gig In The Sky yesterday, and I'm finding it very interesting how much learning to sing (which I can't even remotely do) gives you the same appreciation of instrumentation and music as a whole as playing an instrument did for me.
Ultimately the way you learn to listen to music when you try to emulate or create your own is the same from singing, to guitar, drumming, saxophone or making beats on a computer. Once you really hear music you can't go back to a flat experience.
Amazing live performance! Timing is perfect, speed it's dynamic and most of all the MAGIC between these guys big respect!
You must check "since i´ve been loving you" from them. Robert Plant vocals on point.
Have a listen to the first two Led Zeppelin albums, they are amazing, as are the two after that!
Not to mention the next 4...
What an absolute delight to see you grooving to Zeppelin!
Thank you for "getting" this. It moved me to see you feel what was going on with these guys. When I read that you were a vocal coach, I assumed your focus was going to be on Robert's performance. But Jimmy Page performs with the same melodic reach and depth as a singer and it hit you. The tension and release, building, climbing to soaring then resolution. it's all the stuff of great music, transcending genres. And of course, John Paul Jones lays down complex and driving bass that's ferocious. And while the beastly power and skill of John Bonham can never be understated what gets less attention is how melodically in step with Jimmy he is, in nearly all of their music. It was an incredible band, the likes of which have never been repeated.
We are not worthy. We are not worthy. Zeppelin....the greatest rock band of all time.
3:43 my reaction as well.. Robert was packing in the 70s and i bet he still is
now you know why all the women running nearly naked through all the videos... sex sells... or you really think, only 1 man would listen a song from grande, gomez or gaga...???^^
@@seelenwinter6662 you're goddamn right.
Your reaction to the crotch shot was priceless!! The best description I have heard of Led Zeppelin is “tight but loose”. Enjoyed riding this roller coaster with you!! Now to watch more of your videos!!
When I was 15 , I was a grand funk railroad fan but when I heard Zeppelin, grand funk sounded like a high school band! The playing and production was so fantastic no one can compare, even today in 2020!
That ahh ahhh part I always felt its like a tribal calling out, Led Zep was THE band for years & I got to be a part of it
I was wondering what you would say about Robert Plant. I'm not surprised he left you speechless 😉
Could you check out The Cult...Fire woman
This is a show, Ricardo.. of course she has heard. I had a long break not looking Rebecca’s coaching, but it’s so nice to see her coaching again.. yea this was an old one
You got a great hear for the details. That's why you're the Coach.