Seen Jimmy Page twice in my life. Both times his playing was not of this world. In my 70 years have never seen anybody like him. You are correct they rarely play a song like they did it in the studio.
Sadly never saw Zeppelin, had Tickets for the Boston 1973 that got cancelled the day after tickets went on sale after a rampage at the old Boston Garden while everyone waited for tickets. That sucked, big time, we had 8 tickets, we about cried. Saw him 9 times after solo, with the firm and 3 glorious times with Robert Plant. Along with David Gilmour and Tony Iommi, best guitar players I ever saw live.
I saw Plant and Page in concert 25 years ago. It will always be the best show I ever see. Jimmy noticed someone using a violin bow in the studio to get some freaky sounds on a track. He got a violin bow (I think cellos and violas all use the same bows.) and became fluent in it's playing with the theremin on the side sometimes as well.
Being a vocalist, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist myself, Led Zeppelin has always been one of my favorite rock bands. I heard Elie say he wondered how Jimmy Page came up with the idea for the violin bow on the guitar. Well, I can help you with that one. When he was a studio session musician, one of the classical violin musicians asked him how come he doesn't try using a violin bow on the guitar. Jimmy said that he never thought of that idea before. So, he said that he thought to keep it in mine to use it at some point. You two surely are one great! looking couple. You got the handsome Elie on one side, and then you have the super beautiful, extremely hot Carol on the other side. Anyway, you guys always have great reactions to the songs that you do. I've watch about 4 of your videos so far and you two are very enjoyable to watch. And Carol does and says some really funny things sometimes. Great job from the both of you.
It was a mesmerizing artistic performance in which the time element was completely controlled by Page and the band, toying with the audience and teasing us at their leisure like we are a fish hooked firmly on a line.
Pure unadulterated stripped back rock and roll !!!! JPJ ‘s driving bass drives this track and very rarely gets his true recognition. He is a genius if you listen again concentrate on it as much as Page.
This is a great performance, but IMO the Madison Square Garden performance from 1973 was by far their best. It's magical, and you should absolutely not miss that one.
Yes yes we know, it's what you all say. Royal Albert Hall is also a fantastic concert, with a lot more raw energy if you ask me. A concert not many react to because all you can recommend apparently is MSG
@@jidhed There's a reason. Most reactors, if they get to a point that they'll listen to a live version of Dazed and Confused, will only listen to the one version, and probably never listen to another live version in their lives. So I would rather they watch the MSG version, where they are more refined, and more magical. Since I'm a Zep fanatic, I love all versions. But IMO, it's better that they are introduced to the MSG version first.
Well, I already commented on the studio version that Dazed is a showpiece from the first album that became their showpiece live and gave them the opportunity to really experiment and improvise. Royal Albert Hall was just a little bit more than a year after the original was recorded but by the time you get to Madison Square Garden and ‘73 the evolution and experimentation is through the roof! You’ll notice that when they were younger, you can say they were heavier. As they evolved they became even more creative, maybe not quite the heaviness and power of their early days but nonetheless brilliant in there creativity! Looking forward to the 1973 show that I was fortunate to be at when I was 15 years old. 😊
Oh WoW **You** are SO **LUCKY** i would give pretty much anything to have been able to see them **Live** what a **Beautiful** memory to be able to hold onto! That **ROCKS!!!**
Very cosy! And at 28 he was sleeping with 13/14 yr old Lori Mattix (Maddox) over a two year span. "When asked whether the Me Too movement had changed her opinion on her groupie years, Mattix admitted that she had not seen her relationships as exploitative at the time, but that the movement had forced her to view these years in a different light, and that now:[22] I don’t think underage girls should sleep with guys... I wouldn’t want this for anybody’s daughter. My perspective is changing as I get older and more cynical. (Wiki) They were all at it Sick Again: One day soon you're gonna reach sixteen Painted lady in the city of lies "However, Robert Plant has said that he wrote the song in general about the many underaged groupies with whom the band were acquainted on their 1973 US Tour.[16]" Just an observation - these guys and most bands were "experienced".
Great reaction guys!!! Love watching you discover song versions that I grew up with. Yes, the studio versions give you a base with which to reference the live versions... they never played a song twice the same! An amazing quartet of musicians we were blessed to have growing up. For more wild, yet talented improvisation, check out "Frankenstein" from Edgar Winter Group(live). The albino Edgar will shock you with his many talents and you will see a group of musicians having fun performing together... pushing boundary of technology before your eyes... Jaw dropping... will leave you speechless! Trust me! Enjoy! :)
It’s been great watching your Zeppelin journey from those first videos where you approached the songs with such trepidation to the profound joy on your faces now when they play first bar of the song.
Loved how you looked so dazed and confused with the live performance, they made real music compared to the stuff thrown out today. Noone could come close to them ever GOAT
Like the other version the best! This is older and they refined it as it went on in years. But as always they never do it exactly the same in each show!
At 8:17, when Plant replies to some of Jimmy’s bow work on the guitar with “be on my side, I’ll be on yours” he is sampling a bit of Neil Young’s “Down By the River” that they had apparently just recently seen in concert.
Here's your next Led Zeppelin experience, search ----> Led Zeppelin - The Ocean (Live at Madison Square Garden, New York, NY, 7/1973) [HD Remaster]. It is so much fun to turn you guys on to the greatest rock band of all time, and the music of our teenage youth! Cheers and love you guys.
Was going to see led zeppelin in 1980 to play in Detroit Michigan I was 17 seventeen years old when the greatest drummer past away it was tragic never got to see them in person
@@KellyDaye Google offered to translate your "Ya" so I clicked it. It says you said "Of." Whether you were typing in English, German or whatever, I don't think by "Ya" that you meant "Of" ...right?
@@KellyDaye Right under your message that says "Ya" it says "Translate To English" and when I clicked on it, it changes your message to say only "Of" and it changes the hotlink below it from "Translate To English" to "See original (Translated By Google)". [I didn't think you actually meant "Of" did you? Didn't you mean "Ya" like "Yes"? I was amused the Google Translator thought you meant "Of".]
Imagine being John Paul Jones and you have to just stand at the back of the stage in the dark and watch while Jimmy Page indulges himself with his electric orchestra of sounds. What a nice Jones must be for not having a clash of egos that torment so many other great bands. Great reaction - glad you guys are enjoying so much Zeppelin. Thanks for posting this one.
Hey man shes a married women thats a terrible question we would all like to hear much more about with maybe a live action series to follow but cmon show some respect !
Apparently at the end of 1968/ 1969 they went on their first American Tour and by the time it finished they were stars, I'm not surprised with tracks like Communication Breakdown, You Shook Me, How Many More Times, Dazed and Confused and Babe I'm Gonna Leave You etc, I'm sure America had never heard anything like them.
Elie you are blessed Carol is a treasure, ol' white guy from central Pennsyltucky usa and I absolutely love your takes. Stay safe, the world is a better place with younz in it.❤❤❤. Brother man, you have a very nice collection on your wall.👏👏👏 What a BEAUTIFUL couple you are.
I can see you're enjoying the live, extended versions of Zeppelin - and you love the drums - look up the live version of Moby Dick, featuring the acclaimed Bonzo solo. You definitely won't regret it!
Hey guys! So how about first track, first album, the one that started it all. Good Times Bad Times, recorded when Robert and John Bonham were barely 20 years old! This was the first introduction to Zeppelin for many back in the day… never played live in its entirety… Play it loud! ua-cam.com/video/TA9Rec1qAFQ/v-deo.htmlsi=8gSdPwMOLZkYvQqe
Insane is right, they did this show not long after Led Zeppelin 2 and really were still bringing the hammer down before heading into the studio and exploring other sound textures on their third album. For me, any gig in 70/72 is them at their hard rocking best, before new albums eventually bumped much of this set list. They have great eras of music no matter when in their great career but it is so cool to see them shocking the world and establishing their legend. Also from this show, try What Is and What Can Never Be, another all time banger. Every song is a banger band, enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎸🎹🎶
Love the Led Zep. In this same concert they covered two short songs by Eddie Cochran that are excellent, C'mon Everybody and Something Else which they play back to back.
MSG is a must . All the reactors are doing the early version for some reason . And it seems no-one dare do the MSG version . Its just a new level of talent
I agree with you, the MSG version is the best. Sadly it's often blocked, that's why you don't see many reactions to this one. Only a few gets through, but they are far and in between.
The reason the audio and video was best at MSG 73 is because they filmed the concert for the movie called “The Song Remains the Same” released in 1976. All footage was filmed and recorded at MSG 1973, Led Zeppelin at the absolute pinnacle of their live shows.
Hey guys, absolutely loving your trip down the Led Zeppelin rabbit hole. May I please request a reaction video which is widely known as the greatest live rock performance of all time, The song.....Dazed and Confused, Live from MSG 1973 from the movie The Song Remains The Same. It's 29 minutes of controlled chaos from start to finish. Can't wait to see your reactions. Just as a side note, for some reason the full clip can only be found on Facebook or Dailymotion but there is a UA-cam HD version of the first 11 minutes available which would be more than suffice. Keep up the great work guys. Much love from Australia
Hey Chris!! Apologies for the late reply 🙏 Thank you so much!! This is so generous ❤️ we'll definitely listen to Dazed and Confused from MSG very soon! Much love from Lebanon. Appreciate it ❤️❤️❤️
@@TheCoupleCrib You're more than welcome guy's, a small price to pay to keep a good thing going. Hopefully you can find the full 29 minute version. Jimmy Page's performance in this is nothing short of supernatural. Enjoy. Cheers Chris
I loved the reactions!! Awesome, any way you could play some Boston??? "More Than a Feeling" or "Foreplay/Long Time"??? Would love to hear and watch the reaction!!
Jimmy had been around recording studios for quite a while, (Playing on many other artists recordings). He was probably given a chance to be as innovative as the 60s would let him especially during the psychedelic late 60s. This playing with the bow was possibly the direct alternative to violinists and cellists playing pizzicato (plucking the strings). Great live show. Cheers ✌
Since you guys are doing both the live and studio versions, I noticed you haven't yet done the studio version of Kashmir. To my ear, it is way more powerful and mysterious than the live version. Would love to see you two react to it. Just one thing, I don't usually suggest to people to get the lyrics out in front of them, but in this case I think the lyrics really embellish the song and are worth the read. You might in the end, like me and many others, consider this their greatest song.
Around 13 minutes in on this reaction video, and you can hear the origins of "Candy Store Rock" forming. They often used the long improv's in this one to find new tracks that would be developed later. "Achilles Last Stand" and "Trampled Under Foot" also came out of this, among others. They were touring so relentlessly that the stage became their writing studio for creating new tracks, in a way. Also, Jimmy is/was a kabbalist mystic, and he would actually use the string bow like a wand or athame, striding around on stage and doing versions of Calling Quarters or the LBRP, using the music and audience energy to add power to the patterns. That's something I have pointed out to various "occultic" or wiccan practitioners who think that their ritual stuff is so very very mysterious, telling them, "Well, Jimmy Page did it for millions of audience in a movie at Madison Square Garden, so maybe you aren't so secret special sauce after all..."
On second thought, you should react to the film The Song Remains the Same! Lots of good backstage stuff of Robert Plant that I know Carol will go crazy for!! 😂
Led Zeppelin is insane yes. He's the only rock guitarist to use a bow. I believe this was suggested to Jimmy Page by someone. To have the effect of Dazed and Confused a bow is used in the music. He uses the bow in other songs as well. The stage version of this song is much different and longer than the studio version of the same song. Both are equally excellent. Both of you provide an excellent review🎻🎸
According to Jimmy Page himself, he was an acquaintance of orchestra violinist David McCallum, father of actor David McCallum, who played "Ducky" on NCIS. The senior McCallum asked Jimmy if he'd ever thought about playing the electric guitar with a cello bow. Jimmy said they were always looking for creative things to do in concert to change it up a bit, so the bow became a regular feature of his performances.
Watch and react to Foo Fighters at Wembley 2008, because they had Jimi Page and John Paul Jones up on stage to plat 2 Zeppelin songs. It is AWESOME. So is the entire rest of Foo Fighters Wembley performance ( review Everlong, or any of their other songs).
OMG This IS **THE BEST REACTION EVER** especially to me the part about feeling like you have taken a **Substance** & **Mesmerized** cuz yea that is what i am talkin about when i say they consistently put me in a **Trance** but to me it is like an out of body experience i am no longer here time & space my surroundings all disappear & also now that i have chronic sever pain it for the moments i am listening to them takes my **Pain** away cuz i no longer can feel my body & that IS a pure **Gift** & utter **Bliss** for me now **Pure Magic** so yes EVERYday i take some **LED** Ha **Luvit** **Elie** & ya got to see one of the reasons i am always calling **MyJimmyPageMagicalGeniusWizardBabe** a **Wizard** playing with a **Bow**
Once you see this at a live concert you are ruined for other music for life. Saw them in Brisbane in 72 and the guitar solo/drum faceoff went for over 20 minutes. However, you can]t see them live anymore so these types of live videos are the closest you can get. When we have a party we put a bunch of these on the big screen and people just go wild. It is like the ones that have never seen it live suddenly find their tribe.
Jimmy wasn’t the first to use a violin bow, another musician did, but he pretty much just sawed it up & down. When Jimmy was a well sought after session’s musician, a violin musician, asked if he ever tried using a bow. Jimmy made it popular with his perfecting making it sing. I hope since you can’t do MSG (1973), you do Earls Court May 24,1975.
I never get tired of seeing John Paul Jones trading stank faces with Bonham as he dances with his bass in this one. You guys should check out "The Rover." No live version, but it's got the kind of funky groove Carol digs, and is just a superb tune. The video (1973) of "The Ocean" is also funky af. You likely won't find the full 1973 live VID of D&C on YT. It's been scrubbed, unless you get it from the movie "The song remains the same," which YT does have.
Zep is great 😃👍 this song started and kept evolving into one of the best zep songs ever.the best is the Madison square footage. Watch the movie the song reminds the same.
Just think about the era of the music and culture. Most of the youth of that age were experimenting with drugs and then combine this with Led Zeppelin’s music OMG😂😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮
FYI. The thing he's using on the guitar is called a bow. A cello is played with a bow in the same way as a violin, voila or double bass. Of course they can also be plucked (pizzicato). Using one on a guitar is somewhat unconventional. ✌🏻❤🇬🇧
The 1973 version of this is the best live performance ever
All 26 minutes of it!!
Yep agreed
How the west was won is better
Yes - kills this version IMHO. The transition to 'Going to San Francisco' is incredible.
@@Philby17 It's more cohesive, for sure.
I'm an old lady now but still totally know that smile carol has every time Robert makes a sound. 😂
We men have seen it from our women with Plant as well.🤨
Please never forget Bonham and JPJ They were superb
Led Zepp best band ever
Seen Jimmy Page twice in my life. Both times his playing was not of this world. In my 70 years have never seen anybody like him. You are correct they rarely play a song like they did it in the studio.
4 times ( 1971 to 1979 ) and close up front of stage twice in that list). Two hours, three hours, awesome from first to last minute.
Sadly never saw Zeppelin, had Tickets for the Boston 1973 that got cancelled the day after tickets went on sale after a rampage at the old Boston Garden while everyone waited for tickets. That sucked, big time, we had 8 tickets, we about cried. Saw him 9 times after solo, with the firm and 3 glorious times with Robert Plant. Along with David Gilmour and Tony Iommi, best guitar players I ever saw live.
Goat
Them Crowley demons play the guitar differently
I saw Plant and Page in concert 25 years ago. It will always be the best show I ever see. Jimmy noticed someone using a violin bow in the studio to get some freaky sounds on a track. He got a violin bow (I think cellos and violas all use the same bows.) and became fluent in it's playing with the theremin on the side sometimes as well.
I was lucky enough to see the same tour in Australia and yeah, remains to this day an unbeatable musical experience
I saw Plant and Page as well...separately. 😔As solo acts. Still great, but...well.
Being a vocalist, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist myself, Led Zeppelin has always been one of my favorite rock bands. I heard Elie say he wondered how Jimmy Page came up with the idea for the violin bow on the guitar. Well, I can help you with that one. When he was a studio session musician, one of the classical violin musicians asked him how come he doesn't try using a violin bow on the guitar. Jimmy said that he never thought of that idea before. So, he said that he thought to keep it in mine to use it at some point. You two surely are one great! looking couple. You got the handsome Elie on one side, and then you have the super beautiful, extremely hot Carol on the other side. Anyway, you guys always have great reactions to the songs that you do. I've watch about 4 of your videos so far and you two are very enjoyable to watch. And Carol does and says some really funny things sometimes. Great job from the both of you.
Aren't they CGI?
So young all of them!! The live version 1973 in Madison Square Garden is absolutly crazy. Even better that this, if it is possible
This was a masterclass in live performances. Can't get more 'Live' than this performance at the time.
It was a mesmerizing artistic performance in which the time element was completely controlled by Page and the band, toying with the audience and teasing us at their leisure like we are a fish hooked firmly on a line.
The look on Carol’s face is priceless! Lol
Pure unadulterated stripped back rock and roll !!!! JPJ ‘s driving bass drives this track and very rarely gets his true recognition. He is a genius if you listen again concentrate on it as much as Page.
Is very hard line, is insane 😮
This is a great performance, but IMO the Madison Square Garden performance from 1973 was by far their best. It's magical, and you should absolutely not miss that one.
It's unbelievable. But it's gone from youtube
Yes. They have to experience that one.
@@Scoobydcs I bought the movie on Amazon for ten bucks. Totally worth it. (Plays in the Amazon player.)
Yes yes we know, it's what you all say. Royal Albert Hall is also a fantastic concert, with a lot more raw energy if you ask me. A concert not many react to because all you can recommend apparently is MSG
@@jidhed There's a reason. Most reactors, if they get to a point that they'll listen to a live version of Dazed and Confused, will only listen to the one version, and probably never listen to another live version in their lives. So I would rather they watch the MSG version, where they are more refined, and more magical. Since I'm a Zep fanatic, I love all versions. But IMO, it's better that they are introduced to the MSG version first.
Should watch the full 28 minute msg 1973 one...outstanding!
You can only see it if you watch the movie, it’s not on UA-cam anymore.
@@sicotshit7068 The movie is pretty cheap to either rent or buy over at Ama...zonia.
Undisputed champions of rock and roll led zeppelin best band ever haters its time to admit it
There are no undisputed champions. It's a matter of taste.
Well, I already commented on the studio version that Dazed is a showpiece from the first album that became their showpiece live and gave them the opportunity to really experiment and improvise. Royal Albert Hall was just a little bit more than a year after the original was recorded but by the time you get to Madison Square Garden and ‘73 the evolution and experimentation is through the roof! You’ll notice that when they were younger, you can say they were heavier. As they evolved they became even more creative, maybe not quite the heaviness and power of their early days but nonetheless brilliant in there creativity! Looking forward to the 1973 show that I was fortunate to be at when I was 15 years old. 😊
Oh WoW **You** are SO **LUCKY** i would give pretty much anything to have been able to see them **Live** what a **Beautiful** memory to be able to hold onto! That **ROCKS!!!**
Spot On, their first 2 albums were as heavy as hard rock ever got.
Agree wholeheartedly.
peace
This performance was on Jimmy's 26th birthday (Jan 1970) and he is wearing a sweater his mother knit for him! Robert and Bonzo are 21 JPJ is 23.
Very cosy!
And at 28 he was sleeping with 13/14 yr old Lori Mattix (Maddox) over a two year span.
"When asked whether the Me Too movement had changed her opinion on her groupie years, Mattix admitted that she had not seen her relationships as exploitative at the time, but that the movement had forced her to view these years in a different light, and that now:[22]
I don’t think underage girls should sleep with guys... I wouldn’t want this for anybody’s daughter. My perspective is changing as I get older and more cynical. (Wiki)
They were all at it
Sick Again:
One day soon you're gonna reach sixteen
Painted lady in the city of lies
"However, Robert Plant has said that he wrote the song in general about the many underaged groupies with whom the band were acquainted on their 1973 US Tour.[16]"
Just an observation - these guys and most bands were "experienced".
@@alfonslemel5745 Maybe, but he never wore a sweater she knit for a live show!
❤you're almost ready for the live at msg 1973 version.❤
Led Zeppelin are such a brilliant rock group one of the absolutely fantastic Live performances are unequalled
“ No Quarter”. Studio version then live in 1973 at MSG. Oh yeah.
YES! One of the best studio/live compositions in either format. Freaking Gods of Rock!
Love Carol's smile 😁 and dance 🩰❤
When you're right, you're right.
Great reaction guys!!! Love watching you discover song versions that I grew up with. Yes, the studio versions give you a base with which to reference the live versions... they never played a song twice the same! An amazing quartet of musicians we were blessed to have growing up.
For more wild, yet talented improvisation, check out "Frankenstein" from Edgar Winter Group(live). The albino Edgar will shock you with his many talents and you will see a group of musicians having fun performing together... pushing boundary of technology before your eyes... Jaw dropping... will leave you speechless! Trust me! Enjoy! :)
It’s been great watching your Zeppelin journey from those first videos where you approached the songs with such trepidation to the profound joy on your faces now when they play first bar of the song.
"I feel like I've taken a substance."
"You've taken LED."
Best reaction yet 👌😀
That was a quick and brilliant line that slipped by almost unnoticed.
Good for you for noticing it!
Loved how you looked so dazed and confused with the live performance, they made real music compared to the stuff thrown out today. Noone could come close to them ever GOAT
The 29 minute version has THE BEST improv!! And Robert was on fire!
Great reaction! Love your Zep reactions. Everyone has their favorite versions of the songs. Mine is the MSG show in '73. Just my humble opinion.
Like the other version the best! This is older and they refined it as it went on in years. But as always they never do it exactly the same in each show!
Great analysis from you both, admirably pushing through understandable exhaustion.
At 8:17, when Plant replies to some of Jimmy’s bow work on the guitar with “be on my side, I’ll be on yours” he is sampling a bit of Neil Young’s “Down By the River” that they had apparently just recently seen in concert.
The first to use a violin bow was Eddie Phillips, the guitarist of "Creation".
Here's your next Led Zeppelin experience, search ----> Led Zeppelin - The Ocean (Live at Madison Square Garden, New York, NY, 7/1973) [HD Remaster]. It is so much fun to turn you guys on to the greatest rock band of all time, and the music of our teenage youth! Cheers and love you guys.
Was going to see led zeppelin in 1980 to play in Detroit Michigan I was 17 seventeen years old when the greatest drummer past away it was tragic never got to see them in person
We were going to see them in Philly, awful.
You can't beat Zep live.
Ya
@@KellyDaye totally agree. Thank gawd for UA-cam, I can recall very little of the convert I actually saw in 1976 🤑🤑🤑
@@KellyDaye Google offered to translate your "Ya" so I clicked it. It says you said "Of." Whether you were typing in English, German or whatever, I don't think by "Ya" that you meant "Of" ...right?
@@christianmarler2253 What?
@@KellyDaye Right under your message that says "Ya" it says "Translate To English" and when I clicked on it, it changes your message to say only "Of" and it changes the hotlink below it from "Translate To English" to "See original (Translated By Google)". [I didn't think you actually meant "Of" did you? Didn't you mean "Ya" like "Yes"? I was amused the Google Translator thought you meant "Of".]
The studio version is fast and heavy while the live one is like a carouselambra!
Imagine being John Paul Jones and you have to just stand at the back of the stage in the dark and watch while Jimmy Page indulges himself with his electric orchestra of sounds. What a nice Jones must be for not having a clash of egos that torment so many other great bands. Great reaction - glad you guys are enjoying so much Zeppelin. Thanks for posting this one.
I would pay money to know what goes through Carol's mind when she watches Robert.
😊
He was a bit of a chick magnet back in the day.
@@shegocrazy just a bit.
Me thinks you know exactly what she's thinking 🤪
Hey man shes a married women thats a terrible question we would all like to hear much more about with maybe a live action series to follow but cmon show some respect !
Robert Plant was only 20 yrs old! Amazing vocals!
I was there.
This concert was on Jimmy’s birthday his mom gave him that sweater ❤️
Apparently at the end of 1968/ 1969 they went on their first American Tour and by the time it finished they were stars, I'm not surprised with tracks like Communication Breakdown, You Shook Me, How Many More Times, Dazed and Confused and Babe I'm Gonna Leave You etc, I'm sure America had never heard anything like them.
The cello bow was common knowledge as acoustic string instruments were very popular in rock music back then
Really like your reactions, you know great music, when you hear it!
And to think I grew up with this now, I’m in my 60s, but it was just like yesterday
As far as the drumming comments.....DO IT !! Trust some9ne with experience . IT'S the world's greatest stress reliever! ❤❤
It's nice to see you 2 jamming to the music of my youth 😅😊
That's the best part of these reax videos: Seeing another generation appreciate it for the first time, as we did decades ago. 👍
Elie you are blessed Carol is a treasure, ol' white guy from central Pennsyltucky usa and I absolutely love your takes. Stay safe, the world is a better place with younz in it.❤❤❤. Brother man, you have a very nice collection on your wall.👏👏👏 What a BEAUTIFUL couple you are.
as gary says below, the live version from madison square garden 1973 is 27 minutes on a stairway to heaven! check it out please x
I can see you're enjoying the live, extended versions of Zeppelin - and you love the drums - look up the live version of Moby Dick, featuring the acclaimed Bonzo solo. You definitely won't regret it!
Hey guys! So how about first track, first album, the one that started it all. Good Times Bad Times, recorded when Robert and John Bonham were barely 20 years old! This was the first introduction to Zeppelin for many back in the day… never played live in its entirety… Play it loud!
ua-cam.com/video/TA9Rec1qAFQ/v-deo.htmlsi=8gSdPwMOLZkYvQqe
Insane is right, they did this show not long after Led Zeppelin 2 and really were still bringing the hammer down before heading into the studio and exploring other sound textures on their third album. For me, any gig in 70/72 is them at their hard rocking best, before new albums eventually bumped much of this set list. They have great eras of music no matter when in their great career but it is so cool to see them shocking the world and establishing their legend. Also from this show, try What Is and What Can Never Be, another all time banger. Every song is a banger band, enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎸🎹🎶
It’s Robert Plant time!!! 😂❤❤❤
Love the Led Zep. In this same concert they covered two short songs by Eddie Cochran that are excellent, C'mon Everybody and Something Else which they play back to back.
Yeah, classic tunes, UFO also does nice live covers of these.
MSG is a must . All the reactors are doing the early version for some reason . And it seems no-one dare do the MSG version . Its just a new level of talent
I agree with you, the MSG version is the best.
Sadly it's often blocked, that's why you don't see many reactions to this one.
Only a few gets through, but they are far and in between.
The reason the audio and video was best at MSG 73 is because they filmed the concert for the movie called “The Song Remains the Same” released in 1976. All footage was filmed and recorded at MSG 1973, Led Zeppelin at the absolute pinnacle of their live shows.
You can really watch the evolution of this song, doing it this way. Studio, Albert hall then MSG. By 1973 they had perfected it. You will see.
Guys - Please check out Led Zeppelin - Babe I'm Gonna Leave You (Danmarks Radio 1969) it is in black and white; I think you'll love it.
Hey guys, absolutely loving your trip down the Led Zeppelin rabbit hole. May I please request a reaction video which is widely known as the greatest live rock performance of all time, The song.....Dazed and Confused, Live from MSG 1973 from the movie The Song Remains The Same. It's 29 minutes of controlled chaos from start to finish. Can't wait to see your reactions. Just as a side note, for some reason the full clip can only be found on Facebook or Dailymotion but there is a UA-cam HD version of the first 11 minutes available which would be more than suffice. Keep up the great work guys. Much love from Australia
Hey Chris!! Apologies for the late reply 🙏 Thank you so much!! This is so generous ❤️ we'll definitely listen to Dazed and Confused from MSG very soon! Much love from Lebanon. Appreciate it ❤️❤️❤️
@@TheCoupleCrib You're more than welcome guy's, a small price to pay to keep a good thing going. Hopefully you can find the full 29 minute version. Jimmy Page's performance in this is nothing short of supernatural. Enjoy. Cheers Chris
I loved the reactions!! Awesome, any way you could play some Boston??? "More Than a Feeling" or "Foreplay/Long Time"??? Would love to hear and watch the reaction!!
Jimmy had been around recording studios for quite a while, (Playing on many other artists recordings). He was probably given a chance to be as innovative as the 60s would let him especially during the psychedelic late 60s. This playing with the bow was possibly the direct alternative to violinists and cellists playing pizzicato (plucking the strings). Great live show. Cheers ✌
Since you guys are doing both the live and studio versions, I noticed you haven't yet done the studio version of Kashmir. To my ear, it is way more powerful and mysterious than the live version. Would love to see you two react to it. Just one thing, I don't usually suggest to people to get the lyrics out in front of them, but in this case I think the lyrics really embellish the song and are worth the read. You might in the end, like me and many others, consider this their greatest song.
Around 13 minutes in on this reaction video, and you can hear the origins of "Candy Store Rock" forming. They often used the long improv's in this one to find new tracks that would be developed later. "Achilles Last Stand" and "Trampled Under Foot" also came out of this, among others. They were touring so relentlessly that the stage became their writing studio for creating new tracks, in a way.
Also, Jimmy is/was a kabbalist mystic, and he would actually use the string bow like a wand or athame, striding around on stage and doing versions of Calling Quarters or the LBRP, using the music and audience energy to add power to the patterns. That's something I have pointed out to various "occultic" or wiccan practitioners who think that their ritual stuff is so very very mysterious, telling them, "Well, Jimmy Page did it for millions of audience in a movie at Madison Square Garden, so maybe you aren't so secret special sauce after all..."
On second thought, you should react to the film The Song Remains the Same! Lots of good backstage stuff of Robert Plant that I know Carol will go crazy for!! 😂
Led Zeppelin is insane yes. He's the only rock guitarist to use a bow. I believe this was suggested to Jimmy Page by someone. To have the effect of Dazed and Confused a bow is used in the music. He uses the bow in other songs as well. The stage version of this song is much different and longer than the studio version of the same song. Both are equally excellent. Both of you provide an excellent review🎻🎸
JIMMY PAGE JEFF BECK AND ERICK CLAPTON PLAYED IN THE SAME BAND THE YARDBIRDS IN THE 1960S
Unluckily for Carol he had his shirt done up '!!!!!
They performed this in extended versions live. I've seen them do this song for 42 minutes.
Lucky enough to see them and GOAT
It's funny seeing Plant at this stage of his career - absolutely killer voice, but still finding his stage presence.
veo todas las reacciones de led zeppelin sos la morocha argentina aguante la renga y divididos ac dc 🎸
According to Jimmy Page himself, he was an acquaintance of orchestra violinist David McCallum, father of actor David McCallum, who played "Ducky" on NCIS. The senior McCallum asked Jimmy if he'd ever thought about playing the electric guitar with a cello bow. Jimmy said they were always looking for creative things to do in concert to change it up a bit, so the bow became a regular feature of his performances.
Watch and react to Foo Fighters at Wembley 2008, because they had Jimi Page and John Paul Jones up on stage to plat 2 Zeppelin songs. It is AWESOME. So is the entire rest of Foo Fighters Wembley performance ( review Everlong, or any of their other songs).
This song goes back to the Yardbirds. It evolved by the time Page did it with LZ.
Carol is intoxicating......
You guys should listen to I Can’t Quit You Baby from the same concert. It’s amazing you won’t be disappointed
OMG This IS **THE BEST REACTION EVER** especially to me the part about feeling like you have taken a **Substance** & **Mesmerized** cuz yea that is what i am talkin about when i say they consistently put me in a **Trance** but to me it is like an out of body experience i am no longer here time & space my surroundings all disappear & also now that i have chronic sever pain it for the moments i am listening to them takes my **Pain** away cuz i no longer can feel my body & that IS a pure **Gift** & utter **Bliss** for me now **Pure Magic** so yes EVERYday i take some **LED** Ha **Luvit** **Elie** & ya got to see one of the reasons i am always calling **MyJimmyPageMagicalGeniusWizardBabe** a **Wizard** playing with a **Bow**
Yhete are parts of Plant's spontaneous songful utterances that remind me of Nusrat Fateh Ali Kahn and his Qawaali Sufi music!
You guys are certified LED HEADS ! Right on
Once you see this at a live concert you are ruined for other music for life. Saw them in Brisbane in 72 and the guitar solo/drum faceoff went for over 20 minutes. However, you can]t see them live anymore so these types of live videos are the closest you can get. When we have a party we put a bunch of these on the big screen and people just go wild. It is like the ones that have never seen it live suddenly find their tribe.
Jimmy wasn’t the first to use a violin bow, another musician did, but he pretty much just sawed it up & down. When Jimmy was a well sought after session’s musician, a violin musician, asked if he ever tried using a bow. Jimmy made it popular with his perfecting making it sing. I hope since you can’t do MSG (1973), you do Earls Court May 24,1975.
Black Sabbath,Led Zeppelin,Deep Purple the holy triad of rock music🤘
"you took led" lol good one
I never get tired of seeing John Paul Jones trading stank faces with Bonham as he dances with his bass in this one. You guys should check out "The Rover." No live version, but it's got the kind of funky groove Carol digs, and is just a superb tune. The video (1973) of "The Ocean" is also funky af. You likely won't find the full 1973 live VID of D&C on YT. It's been scrubbed, unless you get it from the movie "The song remains the same," which YT does have.
It's called a 'bow', but it probably was a cello bow, rather than a violin bow.
Dazed and confused at Maddison square garden is a must 😆
you have to do 1973 MSG 30min version
When they played at Fillmore West in San Francisco of '69 They blew then iconic band Iron Butterfly. They refused to play after Led Zeppelin
Well,,,,,it's the Bow that is making his guitar sound so,,,,,,trippy. 🍄🍄🍄👍🤪
Zep is great 😃👍 this song started and kept evolving into one of the best zep songs ever.the best is the Madison square footage. Watch the movie the song reminds the same.
Just think about the era of the music and culture. Most of the youth of that age were experimenting with drugs and then combine this with Led Zeppelin’s music OMG😂😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮
you have to listen to MSG 1973 version, that is the best version of this song
Y'all are wonderful!! ❤❤😂😂
FYI. The thing he's using on the guitar is called a bow.
A cello is played with a bow in the same way as a violin, voila or double bass.
Of course they can also be plucked (pizzicato).
Using one on a guitar is somewhat unconventional.
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January 9 1970, Jimmy's birthday. His mom made the sweater for him.
Pleas react to No Quarter by Led Zeppelin (Live at Madison Square Garden 1973)
those drums,,
🔥🔥🔥🔥This was EPIC!! (The song was good too!)😄 P.S. Congratulations on 100K!
Oh my. This is soooo brute!
Suggest you watch the movie "The Song Remains the Same" to fully enjoy the MSG show.
Yes Bonzo was a machine on the drums.
He wrecked Bill Wards drum kit once, Bill would not let him play it again.
Thanks ❤