Legendary, I still remember the day I decided to play the drums. My Dad was driving me to school and put Zep on, he said "you have to pick an instrument for band class, it's mandatory with the school" So I said " Can I play the drums?" and he said "So you want to rock like Bonham..alright" 2 weeks later I woke up on my birthday, my Mom took me out to get birthday groceries for the party, when I came home my Dad said "go make sure your room is clean first"..I open the door to an all black Tama Rockstar kit with Zildjian cymbals and a set of sticks, almost passed out, and the rest is history. I've been playing for 27 years, and now my three year old son is climbing on the set and hitting the drums...guess it's my turn to be the awesome Dad. Thanks Dad for showing me how it's done, you were always the best a son could ask for!
I agree with that statement. Those who ask, does anyone really still listen to this music, I say to them. Oh Hell Yeah !! I'm 65 yrs old. I listen to Zep every day. I sit and think, and realize just how lucky I was to have been growing up during the time of Led Zeppelin, and The who, and all those that came with them, just before, and some just after. Clapton, Hendrix, J. Page (for me HE started it all) and so many more. The period of the 60's & 70's were the greatest period of Rock & Roll music In the history of the world. No one has even come close to challenging the music of this time period, and never will. AS for GVF, and their music, which I love by the way, leave these kids alone. They are making great music. and i'm sick of hearing about them being Zeppelin copy cats. Which is stupid. But even if it were true. Zeppelin did the same thing in their day. Listen to your history. Zeppelin was copying music of the early 60's, and giving it a blues tone and making a fortune from it. But they were COPYING black blue's music they grew up listening to and changed it a little and the rest is history. So, leave GVF alone and let them make music, and we will listen, because it is GOOD music, and its bluesy R&R Music. Love em
he comes from a time where there was no autotune, no digital helps of any sort, you trully had to be very good to be sucessfull, and he was and still is
I couldn't agree more mate. Modern music is fucking embarrassing. These guys where light years ahead of their time. Modern musicians and the industry in general should be ashamed.
@@marchmcmadness7134 I knew I KNEW...some jackass would make a discussion about music a confrontation about generations and culture. If that mentality was spawned by experiencing the glory of "Back in the Day"... ...How great, then, could "Back in the Day" actually be? Hmmm?
Dude!!!its 2023 right now.i hostly didnt know bout J.B.So sad..Work takes the important things distance.didnt know.till i saw your post.damn RIP.JBTNX.
What! I was listening to "cashmere" on my iPod the other day and I always have to come to youtube to watch John Bonham rip it up! R.I.P., he wasn't the greatest drummer but for the "ZEP" he was perfect!
How stupid are you? FFS, you can actually watch him back away from the mic and his voice continues! This is OBVIOUSLY sung over in the studio at a later date. The band is live, the vocals WERE sung live, but then were replaced later because live vocals are ALWAYS replaced, and always have been because live they always sound like shit.
This is one of these songs you feel like your levitating when you hear. Its just so powerful. The riff is probably the Most hypnotic and haunting riff in the history of music.
Calm down with superlatives, LedZep will never let any trace in history of music. It was only a band for teenagers of the 70'... It's already a pity that 2020' people still listen to it so, please, don't talk about history of music talking about LedZep... Just about power, The Who let them far behind, and in comparisons The Who musical writing is far more rich and original than boring LedZep songs written by untallented writers... Yes, the best LedZep song are those from plagiarism... Even for Kashmir they had to take some parts of traditionnals songs. LedZep is a parody of a rock band, only a machine to make money for P. Grant and satisfy Page's ego. Death Walks Behind You from Atomic Rooster makes LedZep's music as music for little kids.
I am 75 now and still listen to them every day. My favorite group of all time. No group could hold a candle to them. I was 20 years old when I first heard them. I still get goose bumps when I hear them. Robert Plant was fantastic, as were the rest of them.
+carnage Robert Plant loves music and he feels it in his mind and soul, so her lives the emotions and the feelings of the great songs like Kashmir! A fantastic video of one of the finest English bands.
Houston March 21 1977. Unfortunately the recording isn't as good as this but Plant's voice is unbelievable and Bonzo & Page put on a clinic even by their own standards.
I am 55. I was too young to witness Led Zeppelin in concert but I did see Plant and Page back in the 90's. Once in Jersey and then at The Garden in NYC . It was a great experience.
I was at the concert. Goodness knows the years have passed and I still remember the feel of being there as a fluid yet fixed moment. I’d been at work all day in Safeway in Bristol and jumped in a car, aged 17 and we sped up to Knebworth to drink it all in. Didn’t know then how significant it would be, sadly. But boy, what an experience. Got home mid morning. No idea what happened or how k got home. It just hangs there on my heart.
I had tickets for it and came off the back of a motorbike, aged 17 - a week before Knebworth. I have Never gotten over the fact i missed the greatest concert of my life - or the fact that my resulting broken leg ruined my body for life :(
But I did meet Robert at Real World studios, 33 years later - he was recording an album and so was I. Lovely guy. I didnt even soak it in that I was talking to the guy Id adored as a teenager and young woman for so many years... I later realised that my album was compared to the only woman who ever sang with Led Zep- the late great Sandy Denny
Historically, Page had been addicted to heroin and cocaine for a while in 1979, and everyone knows Bonham was struggling with alcoholism. Still, everyone brought their A game to this performance. Untouchable.
almost at the end of their career, tired, struggling w addiction, dependency, grief, and the death of children, and somehow it's impossible to imagine them being any better than they are here. this is quite simply an example of masters at work, in their element, the universe they created, dominating. it is truly beautiful.
They are sticking to it perfectly. Not one extra note. So clean. So clear. I was just thinking the same, about to go look up when we lost John B. Best rock drumming in existence, here, both in the writing, and execution.
Their best song and Jimmy doesn't even really have a solo. That shows how truly powerful this arrangement is. All four members at the top of their game
It's 3 musicians and one singer sounding like a full orchestra. The Zeppelin at it's best ... I can tell you this at 65 growing up with this heavy balloon ...
Saw them in buffalo ny on their first tours. I want to hear this song live but on a later tour the concert was cancelled due to the passing of Plants child 😢
@@Mrariesdave are you sure of that? As far as i know Zep did not play any gig from mid 73 until 75 when they released PG. but if you say so maybe i am wrong!!
@@ThiagodMoraes Woops, not Houses of the Holy but Physical Graffiti... The concert was in a stadium in Montreal early '74 and I moved to Boston early in '75 when Physical Graffiti was released with Kashmir on it that they had performed. They had also performed Night Flight which I remember because it was also so distinctive...Four of us took the Greyhound bus from Rutland, Vermont and caught the 6 AM return bus back home, something you can only do comfortably when you are 19 years old.
Listening to Zep, especially a song like Kashmir, my adrenaline pumps, my heart rate goes up, sparks fly in my brain, and endorphins rush, all at one time. What a trip. Honestly, I don’t think there is any other music that does that for me .......what an absolutely amazing natural high! Fan since 1975.
My dad saw Led Zeppelin in Berlin 1980 just several months before Bonham passed away… he’s had the fortune of seeing a lot of the great bands over the years but he always refers to Led Zeppelin as being the best gig ever!
Love how Plant looks clear eyed and completely sober here. We are here to work and perform and play our best for our fans. Bravo to Led Zeppelin forever and beyond that too.
But I can see a change in his eyes from the loss of his son 2 years before this concert. Before that he was totally carefree. (Not to mention ravishingly stunning!) His sons death at 5 years old definitely had a profound effect.
@@carolcamp4828 Yes I agree. I lost my son when he was a toddler and friends have told me that I don't look the same. When you lose a child, it rips your heart out and it's actually physically painful. I can see it in Eric Clapton's eyes too. RIP🙏
@@gregoryholstein4224 Yes, losing a child has to be one of the hardest things to survive. I knew Eric & Jimmy when I used to go see the Yardbirds every week in S. London b4 they made a record. My best friends brother was buds with them. They were an amazing band. Eric already had the moniker 'slow hand' for obvious reasons. I propped up the bar with Sonny Boy Williamson one night when he came to jam with them. It was an exciting time to be a teenager in London. The music scene was cooking. The Stones used to play at a pub down the road from my Art School.
when this was being performed, you had the best guitarist alive, you had the best drummer, impeccable vocals and freaking john paul jones. the best freakin rock and roll band ever
I've seen 'Zep' four times, ain't l lucky? From the early days at Alexandra Palace, (where me and my girl', my mate and his girl' walked home to St Albans from) to knebworth and Wembley without poor John. NEVER disappointed! A proper one-time perfect mix of talents. Thank you forever Robert, Jimmy, John Paul and John (R.I.P.).
Non sono tanto d'accordo per Plant. Jimmy è tutta un'altra cosa, apparte la bellezza è proprio l'anima degli Zeppelin, chitarrista che non ha eguali e carismatico al massimo.
@Cero Z - Yeah, and what happens to you in church, wise guy? Do you feel yourself transported by the spirit of the Lord to another realm? How do you know Led Zeppelin isn't doing God's work? We puny humans do not get to decide these things. If there is a devil, and I don't believe any of that stuff either way, I would imagine the most evil thing about him would be a hatred of all music.
Shannon Ireland It's a cool riff it's so repetitive like some kind of aural Xerox machine it gets boring after awhile. "Duh-duh-duh, duh, duh duh, duh-duh duh..."
+steve conn Haha. I'm a 50 year old guy who used to play this stuff in bar bands. And while I get nostalgic for it sometimes I have to admit that most classic rock is total crap...it was awful then and it's even worse today. It's a complete myth that music used to be better. It was overindulgent, overproduced, guitar heavy, and formulaic with ostentatious fantasy lyrics...everything was an over-the-top rock opera. I'm glad it's all over.
+Christopher White Wow...a lost rocker... just sounds to me like you who rocked.... just never really got it. are you saying you don't like Led Zeppelin?
+Robert Worth Hmm. As a bassist I eventually discovered jazz bass and then I suppose I became a lost rocker to a degree (even spent a decade with Mozart and Beethoven). I'm still a John Paul Jones fan and even like Plant. Page I can do without...the whole guitar dominance thing of the 70s with its 3-guitar bands was just too much. I much prefer the stripped down to the roots indie stuff today: Ray Lamontagne, Amos Lee, etc. That said, I still love the Doors, Van Morrison, Richard Thompson and Tom Waits. Guilty pleasures are Pink Floyd, Tull, Yes, Rush, Skynyrd, The Police (and Aussie punkers Midnight Oil). But I think a lot of great music is being created today. Don't you ever get tired of classic rock and want something fresh? Seriously, there's some great stuff being done. you just have to search for it.
The powers that be had to make sure another Led Zeppelin NEVER happened again. This live version of Kashmir gives me goosebumbs each and everytime. An absolute MASTERPIECE.
"Stairway" gets all the attention, but I believe this is the best rock song ever written and performed! The multiple simultaneous time signatures are a masterpiece.
Sono d'accordo anch'io 👋👋👋 musica bellissima e molto coinvolgente. A volte la preferisco addirittura a Stairway.... anche se sono due tipi di tracce completamente diverse per fare un paragone.
I have watched this hundreds of times and it never gets old. The keyboard makes this the best version. There is no other song of the period that comes close.
@@MJEvermore853 I happen to agree with you bro. Queen is indeed one of the best but Zeppelin is in another league, especially this performance of Kashmir is, well in another league let’s say.
Maaan when Plant comes back in with that "Oh pilot of the storm who leaves no trace" you really start to get the sense that you're not just listening to a song, you're going on a journey.
"Kashmir" by Led Zeppelin is a musical journey that never fails to ignite my imagination. Every time I hear those unmistakable opening notes, I'm transported to a realm where time and space seem to bend. John Bonham's commanding drum pattern sets the stage, creating a hypnotic rhythm that I can't help but get lost in. As Jimmy Page's iconic riff kicks in, I'm immediately hooked. The fusion of rock and exotic, Middle Eastern-inspired scales creates a sound that's both familiar and otherworldly. It's a riff that feels like it's been etched into my musical DNA, and it's the backbone of what makes "Kashmir" so unforgettable. The addition of orchestral elements, particularly John Paul Jones' mellotron and the sweeping strings, elevates the song to epic heights. Those layers of sound add a cinematic quality that's unlike anything I've heard in rock music before. They immerse me in a sonic landscape that's as vast and awe-inspiring as the themes the song explores. Robert Plant's vocals are a force to be reckoned with. His passionate delivery infuses the lyrics with a sense of yearning and exploration. When he sings, I feel like I'm embarking on a journey to distant lands, chasing after something profound and elusive. The song's dynamic shifts and instrumental breaks are pure magic. They showcase each band member's incredible skill and chemistry, and I can practically feel the energy and creativity radiating from their performances. And then, of course, there's Jimmy Page's electrifying guitar solo-the climax that leaves me breathless every time I hear it. "Kashmir" isn't just a song; it's a sonic adventure that defies categorization. Led Zeppelin's ability to blend different musical elements while maintaining a cohesive sound is a testament to their brilliance. It's a timeless masterpiece that continues to captivate and inspire me, reminding me why Led Zeppelin remains one of the greatest rock bands in history.
Bonzo and Jimmy Chamberlain from the Smashing Pumpkins, only drummers I can think of, that make the song, and are not just apart of the song, if you know what I mean. For me Led Zeppelin are the ultimate band!!
it is just outstanding how Jimmy Page and John Bonham 'speak' to eachother at the very last part of this song, there is no autotune, no digital helps whatsoever, and they both make it so epic, Page making his guitar cry, and Bonzo playing his drums like a grand master, and they both do it flawlessly.. Plant just made the sign with his hands, pointing to them both, like signaling to the fans that those 2 monsters were about to bring the song to an end. This will always be my fave Kashmir version, because it was genuine, they had it all. they were all of them at the top of their game, they needed no digital helps of any kind, they were and are still, to this day, the greatest band in the whole world since ever, and they just dont need any help to show it to everyone. All stars aligned, a prime Robert plant, the best frontman in history, with the very best guitar master ever in history, Jimmy Page, the greatest drummer you could ever dream of, and yes i know you are there copeland (the police), but this man outclasses you for at least a decade. John Bonham, was, if not the very best ever, one of the top2 best ever. And John Paul Jones, simply a magician on the retrodrome (synth) it was too much to ask for, but we as fans we welcome them, the gods of music, Led Zepelin at their very prime...Gods of Music, Behold kids watching this, these are Your gods, there will never be anything that comes close to them.
Obviously, this band and song must be what heaven is like. But also, Robert's hair is a thing of beauty and perfection. I can't take my eyes off of it. Led and Queen are just two groups of pure perfection. Both are immortal legends and the consummate professionals. Now I'm just blabbering on bc I'm at lost for words to describe my admiration for these artists. I'll just go watch more live shows from these gods among men.... 🤯🙏
I’m almost embarrassed to say that at 48yo I’ve only recently discovered Led Zeppelin. How can three instruments and one voice create such incredible music? This song is a masterpiece.
You're not alone. I was into R&B back in the 70's and while I had heard some Led Zeppelin songs, I didn't really know much about them. It wasn't until I saw Robert Plant sweep the Grammy's with Allison Kraus and with the internet that I started looking back on his career. All I can say is WOW! They are legends. Better late than never.
Cheryl Atwood Similar scenario for me. I was trawling UA-cam and stumbled across a Robert Plant song I had loved as a teenager - Big Log. I only knew him as a solo artist. Kept trawling and found Led Zeppelin material. Wow, just wow!
It always amazes me that it always sounds like there's a stage full of folks playing this song but it's only like 4 dudes. Amazing! The greatest rock band of all time. Periodt!
you know, after so many years of being Zeppelin fan, watching so many videos w/ various amounts of embellishments, this is one of the best demonstrations of the power of Mr Plant's voice
I'm a Baby Boomer and this is music from my time. I raised my kids on Led Zeppelin. Theyre now in their late 40s, & still huge Zeppelin fans. No one will ever compare to them.
@@lilianwal2385 I also thank my parents for growing up listening to all of them and also Beethoven, Chopin, Mozart etc... but mostly Led Zeppelin. But this had a "side effect" - I can't really like current music, I'm 35 and I love songs from the 60's, 70's...
My parents are your age (mid-70's), but they didn't raise me on this music. I raised myself on all the classic bands from your era. I'm 44 btw and I still believe that some of the best music was created in the 60's and 70's. Definitely the most experimental and groundbreaking!
What a trip to listen to this so many years later. What surprises me is that Plant still has such a strong vocal range even in his 60's. No band can match the lyrics, melodies, stage presence of Plant, Bonham, Page....they were absolutely the best of their era. If you think the drumming was excellent on Kashmir (and it was)...watch Bonham let it all hang loose on Moby Dick. He absolutely is close to drummer's rapture. I actually felt like crying to see his performance and know how sadly it ends for him. I'm so glad to have been born in this era.
JPJ is a genius at arranging music, even tho he is low-key, he contributed greatly to Zep. Mr. Percy Plant just turned 74, he's lost a few notes but still has an impressive range. 🎶💙🎶💙🎶💙🎶
@shawn conrad No. of bands infuenced by PF > no. of bands influenced by Led. In terms of musicmanship, PF kills it for me (maybe because I love Psychedelic Rock). They are on the same level if not better (my opinion). And you are saying Beatles is better lmao (by looking at the album sales)
I also saw them in the U.K. At This concert KNEBWORTH Festival in 1979 called the summer of love..I hear you. Best concert time experience of my life!!! Mind Blown!! Still have the concert program,bc I knew, as I aged there could be those doubters" Nope! It's locked up, in my home in excellent condition all the way back from Heathrow to Toronto International Air. Safely tucked away. Never to be sold! Live in Canada, but I'm 1/2 English)
His voice was great in this live version. This band was brilliant. I admire the fact Plant refuses to reunite, he knows he can't hit these insane high notes and why bother? It'll just be total criticism "he's too old" blah blah. They all do their own thing now which is great. Let's be thankful we have clips like this to watch.
@@DJLILRODPLAYAPLAYA That's definitely not the case. His son Jason fits the bill for a reunion. But they wanted to end it on a high note, which was the Celebration Day performance. His voice couldn't handle all the touring.
I was there on August 11th 1979 . Jimmy Page spent the whole evening Dazed and Confused, Bonzo was Majestic and Robert Plant tried very, very hard to make it work. But oh, 45 years on when I play Kashmir and Trampled Under Foot, I'm back at that scabby and sodden excuse for a festival. I was 19 and I'd finally seen Led Zeppelin. Priceless memory.
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Legendary, I still remember the day I decided to play the drums. My Dad was driving me to school and put Zep on, he said "you have to pick an instrument for band class, it's mandatory with the school" So I said " Can I play the drums?" and he said "So you want to rock like Bonham..alright" 2 weeks later I woke up on my birthday, my Mom took me out to get birthday groceries for the party, when I came home my Dad said "go make sure your room is clean first"..I open the door to an all black Tama Rockstar kit with Zildjian cymbals and a set of sticks, almost passed out, and the rest is history. I've been playing for 27 years, and now my three year old son is climbing on the set and hitting the drums...guess it's my turn to be the awesome Dad. Thanks Dad for showing me how it's done, you were always the best a son could ask for!
If that’s true then i salute each & every one involved Sirs ✌🏻
Hermano...q buena anécdota...eso provoca solamente la música...tiene ese poder mágico... un fuerte abrazo desde Argentina..
Javier milieeeeeeeee @@LeonardoLopez-dp4og
@@hyena_pro1429
Why wouldn’t it be 🤷♂️ he’s talking about his dad, not a shop salesperson .
Lucky man
It’s almost impossible to overstate how much John Paul Jones brings to this song. An absolute master. He deserves so much credit for their excellence.
And they never hardly got him on camera especially doing those wonderful Arabic licks.
He doesn't get nearly enough credit for what he brings to this band !
God omongst mortals and humble af. ❤ that man
He is the majesty behind the band a true leader
They all four deserve the credit...
Robert Plant said that Kashmir was his favourite musical accomplishment and I agree
I agree with that statement. Those who ask, does anyone really still listen to this music, I say to them. Oh Hell Yeah !! I'm 65 yrs old. I listen to Zep every day. I sit and think, and realize just how lucky I was to have been growing up during the time of Led Zeppelin, and The who, and all those that came with them, just before, and some just after. Clapton, Hendrix, J. Page (for me HE started it all) and so many more. The period of the 60's & 70's were the greatest period of Rock & Roll music In the history of the world. No one has even come close to challenging the music of this time period, and never will. AS for GVF, and their music, which I love by the way, leave these kids alone. They are making great music. and i'm sick of hearing about them being Zeppelin copy cats. Which is stupid. But even if it were true. Zeppelin did the same thing in their day. Listen to your history. Zeppelin was copying music of the early 60's, and giving it a blues tone and making a fortune from it. But they were COPYING black blue's music they grew up listening to and changed it a little and the rest is history. So, leave GVF alone and let them make music, and we will listen, because it is GOOD music, and its bluesy R&R Music. Love em
I believe I heard an interview of Page saying he feels pretty close to the same.
😂from mother India spiritual...
ME 2 JUST LOVE THIS SONG
This & Achilles Last Stand are almost operatic
4 incredible musicians met and created this band. Lets be grateful for that!!!
Actually 3 incredible musicians and a world class singer.
Plant is one of those vocalists that you hear the recording of and think “he can’t possibly sound better live” but then he does
Damn right
You can say that about everyone because damn they sound so good live
É simplesmente incrível ❤❤❤❤
he comes from a time where there was no autotune, no digital helps of any sort, you trully had to be very good to be sucessfull, and he was and still is
Eleventh row in oh gee I don't remember the year, hmmm wonder why. fabulous
That drum groove is so hypnotic. Kashmir is one of the all time great rock songs. There was nothing like it before and there has been nothing since.
@@padeprenom You nailed it.
I couldn't agree more mate. Modern music is fucking embarrassing. These guys where light years ahead of their time. Modern musicians and the industry in general should be ashamed.
@@marchmcmadness7134 I knew I KNEW...some jackass would make a discussion about music a confrontation about generations and culture. If that mentality was spawned by experiencing the glory of "Back in the Day"...
...How great, then, could "Back in the Day" actually be? Hmmm?
@@ThomasFromTN well I was still in a ball bag when these where at there peak. Think about that one.
No one comes close to Bonham’s mastery. Even his son doesn’t have that same raw, instinctual rhythm.
These 4 normal human beings with real musical instruments sounds like a full fledged orchestra. There is something supernatural about this.
JPJ is just like one man orchestra
It’s mainly the keyboard that’s on the setting of a full fledged orchestra but yes they all come together to make it fabulous
I couldn't agree more
They might not be human? 🤔
Plant and Page are otherworldly.
"Kashmir " is only mentioned once. Classic!
Pero prevalece toda la cancion.
Coz it's about the journey to that place
@@abansalifyKashmir is Her, In Body, In Energy, In Me..
John Bonham was an absolute BEAST on those drums. R.I.P., brother!
Dude!!!its 2023 right now.i hostly didnt know bout J.B.So sad..Work takes the important things distance.didnt know.till i saw your post.damn RIP.JBTNX.
Phil Collins Idol!!!
❤
JPJ & AND BONZO THE GREATEST
He was absofuckinglutely the best ❤
John Bonham is a Beast on those drums. R.I.P 🤴🏻.
What! I was listening to "cashmere" on my iPod the other day and I always have to come to youtube to watch John Bonham rip it up! R.I.P., he wasn't the greatest drummer but for the "ZEP" he was perfect!
Amen bro. The Greatest all the time.
Bonzo is a Beast. Impossible to duplicate.
R Shippey, you are right, he really is a beast, assuming you mean that literally.
Agreed. His son Jason is a trooper as well.
Led Zeppelin remains unmatched to this day. How lucky we were to grow to appreciate them.
Second to Beatles!
the very greats, Gods to these kids, they were, the greatest band ever. no doubt about it.
From 1979 when i was born, till 2023 ..... Absoulte musical magic !!!! THANK YOU LED ZEPPLIN FEOM AUSTRALIA ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Rob Plant is so focused. They all are so into it that it almost hurts. Perfection.
>900mcg of LSD doses will do that
@@danielledumont6536 Sure, some called Robert Plant, Bob, Bobby, Robbie, Mr. Plant, baby, sweetheart, husband and I just called him..🎤
No autotune, No lipsync any prerecording just pure talent every single time when this fantastic band went on the stage!
yeah pure Rock and Roll the good old rörhren "Tuner" and fore Sure they got the best ,cleanest Sound 🤯
It is rock-n-roll
How stupid are you? FFS, you can actually watch him back away from the mic and his voice continues! This is OBVIOUSLY sung over in the studio at a later date. The band is live, the vocals WERE sung live, but then were replaced later because live vocals are ALWAYS replaced, and always have been because live they always sound like shit.
Listen, I love me some lz but every single time? Perhaps you are just unaware.
This is one of these songs you feel like your levitating when you hear. Its just so powerful. The riff is probably the Most hypnotic and haunting riff in the history of music.
Calm down with superlatives, LedZep will never let any trace in history of music. It was only a band for teenagers of the 70'... It's already a pity that 2020' people still listen to it so, please, don't talk about history of music talking about LedZep... Just about power, The Who let them far behind, and in comparisons The Who musical writing is far more rich and original than boring LedZep songs written by untallented writers... Yes, the best LedZep song are those from plagiarism... Even for Kashmir they had to take some parts of traditionnals songs.
LedZep is a parody of a rock band, only a machine to make money for P. Grant and satisfy Page's ego.
Death Walks Behind You from Atomic Rooster makes LedZep's music as music for little kids.
doubt@@BFVK
BFVK 1551718 nice bait
Levitating… perfect description
@@BFVK another pathetic loser spotted. what a soyboy.
I am 75 now and still listen to them every day. My favorite group of all time. No group could hold a candle to them. I was 20 years old when I first heard them. I still get goose bumps when I hear them. Robert Plant was fantastic, as were the rest of them.
Absolutely! I'm 71. And was 16. On the other side of the iron curtain.❤
42 rock on
I am 74 led zep forever
I love how plant puts so much emotion into his singing
+carnage Robert Plant loves music and he feels it in his mind and soul, so her lives the emotions and the feelings of the great songs like Kashmir! A fantastic video of one of the finest English bands.
+Brent B couldn't have said it better
+carnage When I saw Led Zeppelin LIVE Los Angeles in 1977, Kashmir made me cry.
+Mark John Kastin wow wish I could have seen them live
+carnage That's the only thing that makes a great rocker is how much emotion he gives .
In my humble pinion, the ultimate live version of this classic. The boys are on fire!
I prefer this version over the studio one a thousand times!
Agreed. They could be on crack and produce something that puts anything after about 1999 in the shade.
I think, 2007 was the ultimate version.
@@solderbuff i like 2007's but i honestly think the ultimate version cannot be ultimate if bonzo isn't in it
Houston March 21 1977. Unfortunately the recording isn't as good as this but Plant's voice is unbelievable and Bonzo & Page put on a clinic even by their own standards.
Kashmir isn't just a song. Kashmir is like a journey.
Kaerleikur 💙💚
This song truly transports one through time and space....
@@desireechang5906 thanks
Afuckingmen!!! This performance leaves me awestruck every single damn time!
Yea an 8 minuet song does that you
I am 55. I was too young to witness Led Zeppelin in concert but I did see Plant and Page back in the 90's. Once in Jersey and then at The Garden in NYC . It was a great experience.
THE four most magical musicians joined together. PERFECTION.
1978 g otišla sam da se poorodim,,, ponijela sam sliku Roberta planeta,,, rodila sam sina i naravno zove se robert❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Sabbath?
@@pottergeist black,,, 😀😀😀
@@melitakolovrat303 yt doesn't like that word for some reason...
@@pottergeistTommy lomi , e Ozzy e nada mais led zepelim eram os 4
Kashmir: A classic OF classics!
just a song for every generation
greatest song ever
+lonzo harris Its up there...
A class of its own!
Im so brainrotted i read this as classic onlyfans classic fuck my life
I was at the concert. Goodness knows the years have passed and I still remember the feel of being there as a fluid yet fixed moment. I’d been at work all day in Safeway in Bristol and jumped in a car, aged 17 and we sped up to Knebworth to drink it all in. Didn’t know then how significant it would be, sadly. But boy, what an experience. Got home mid morning. No idea what happened or how k got home. It just hangs there on my heart.
Lucky you!
U witnessed one of the greatest live musical performances of all time...
@@DarkLordofTheSith69 as I watch the UA-cams it all floods back.
I had tickets for it and came off the back of a motorbike, aged 17 - a week before Knebworth. I have Never gotten over the fact i missed the greatest concert of my life - or the fact that my resulting broken leg ruined my body for life :(
But I did meet Robert at Real World studios, 33 years later - he was recording an album and so was I. Lovely guy. I didnt even soak it in that I was talking to the guy Id adored as a teenager and young woman for so many years... I later realised that my album was compared to the only woman who ever sang with Led Zep- the late great Sandy Denny
Led zeppelin isn’t just a rockband, They are historic figures.
I was at that concert in 1979, it was Awsome, 16 years old,I'm 60 now and I remember it like yesterday.
Я тебе завидую белой завестью.мне тогда было 4 года и я жил за железным занавесом
I was at that concert too!
Too young to have had the opportunity, I can’t even imagine- nothing in my life times been close to the shows of this era
I was also there, I was 19 years old, now 63. Never forgotten it!
The sound is Incredible. Glad you saw it live.
This is my favorite version of my favorite song from my favorite band... who's with me?
Bonzos drumming near the end is amazing. I have tried to learn drums but its a little difficult
With you on all 3 counts 👍🤘
its the only version with good quality on youtube , im talking about when zeppelin were in existence obviously
Russians with you
We like Ireland, not UK.
Was there ever a more solid drummer than Bonzo? The true standard of a great rock drummer.
Yes, his name is Ginger Baker.
CEF
That ain’t it chief
Maybe Neil Peart, definitely not Keith Moon and Ginger Baker (Who's Ginger Baker ?).
Jackson Inc. I’ve never heard of him
@@cef8156 he couldn't carry Bonzo's lunch
One of those rare bands where every member is the best member of the band
Historically, Page had been addicted to heroin and cocaine for a while in 1979, and everyone knows Bonham was struggling with alcoholism. Still, everyone brought their A game to this performance. Untouchable.
There are many good rock bands but honestly, Led Zeppelin is the greatest.
@Steve Sanabria Zeppelin for the win 👍
Dont forget this little group called the BEATLES, I heard they suppose to be pretty good . Also the Stones,Who etc...
the rolling stones
Beatles had a few rock songs tho compared to Zepplin and Queen
Deep Purple also
Bonham really was amazing, wasn't he. Such a powerhouse.
The greatest rock drummer, ever. Period.
Yeah he is a cell
Mitochondrion Bonham
This song is hypnotic, almost spiritual; this was born from another dimension.
My all time favorite KASHMIR..what a song!! I read somewhere that was Plants favorite song❤
Very hypnotic! ❤
As Plant sings toward the beginning of the song " It's for the Elder's of a gentle race "
Now who would that be ?
Progressive rock, psychedelic
I was named after this song. I learned to have a very deep appreciation for this song.
Great Song and great name! Be proud!!
dude u have one of the most badass names ever
thats nice
L
Feel honored because this music is so great!
It's 2023 and this STILL gives me goosebumps! Led Zeppelin is absolutely timeless!!✌🏻🤟
Djelima mišljenje, i nakon ovoliko godina,, jednostavno savršenstvo,, 1978 sam otišla da se poorodim, ponijela poster Roberta planeta
Djelima mišljenje, i nakon ovoliko godina,, jednostavno savršenstvo,, 1978 sam otišla da se poorodim, ponijela poster Roberta planeta
Pozdrav iz Sarajeva,,,, bosna - hercegovina
That makes two of us.
@@Philmein2 naravno,,, ❤️
Saw this amazing band 4 times in my life.. Best band ever...
***** OH I AM SO INCREDIBLY JEALOUS.
Shannon Ireland seems so many are lol. I certainly do feel fortunate.
I wanna go back to Madison Square, Earl's Court, and Knebworth.
***** Lucky you!
I couldn't be more jealous!
No arguments please. The greatest rock song ever. In vinyl and live. Probably all four the best in their field and in the one band!!
nope.
almost at the end of their career, tired, struggling w addiction, dependency, grief, and the death of children, and somehow it's impossible to imagine them being any better than they are here. this is quite simply an example of masters at work, in their element, the universe they created, dominating. it is truly beautiful.
Amen
What’s cool is that Robert Plant agrees with you. He said that Kashmir and Physical Graffiti as a whole was their creative peak.
@@justgavin_ it's their best album in my opinion
They are sticking to it perfectly. Not one extra note. So clean. So clear. I was just thinking the same, about to go look up when we lost John B. Best rock drumming in existence, here, both in the writing, and execution.
Led Zeppelin never gets old ! I am 56 and have been listening all my life.
Same here
I’m 67 and still listening
@@andreatutrani well done
Same, 59!
Agreed 51 here and I know every zeppelin song & word.. . Couldn’t tell you one singer on todays charts.
Bonham's hits are absolute perfection. Sharp as a surgical scalpel.
A syncopated metronome on acid 👍
Brilliant.
Non drummers won’t understand :)
As a drummer, all I can say is DAMN. Incredible amazing.
@@michaelgeinopolos6911 As a crappy piano player I wish I could understand!
He's great but Danny Carey Is the God of drums
Absolutely!
pana boha,ale ten bol vynikajuci drummer,perfektne ovladal tie bicie nastroje.
Their best song and Jimmy doesn't even really have a solo. That shows how truly powerful this arrangement is. All four members at the top of their game
Nick Bernier- I think the layering upon layering of that gargantuan riff really takes the song to a whole other place.
this, my friends, is why we need a time machine
True
Definitely yes! Led Zeppelin concert at Knebworth '79 and Woodstock Music & Art Fair '69! 😎🤘
I would use it to stop the slave ships from traveling here because their families hate it here so much.
Yesssss
Exactly
Drummer... f**king AWESOME! His son is equally TOTALLY AWESOME!!!
I haven't seen him yet he's good?
It's 3 musicians and one singer sounding like a full orchestra. The Zeppelin at it's best ... I can tell you this at 65 growing up with this heavy balloon ...
Correction Robert Plant is also a musician he plays Harmonica remember?
Imagine just 3 instruments and outrageous talent.
Absolutely thee best rock band EVER!!!
Funny, I was just thinking same. After all these years, I realized "hey, where's the bass player?"
@@SparkyWaxAll Jonesy plays the bass pedals as well as his keyboard at the same time.
@@DrCR27 sure is!!!
@lemieginocchia1836 Four, Plant’s voice is the 4th
5 instruments with the voice.
i saw them in the 70s, when they played this song the crowd was so silent. 1 of the greatest nights of my life
Saw them in buffalo ny on their first tours. I want to hear this song live but on a later tour the concert was cancelled due to the passing of Plants child 😢
They played it in February '74 in Montreal before the album was released (Houses of the Holy), one of the best concerts ever!
Me to I was there 1979 my late husband loved Zeppelin many memories I have and still have a blast on the headphones 😊
@@Mrariesdave are you sure of that? As far as i know Zep did not play any gig from mid 73 until 75 when they released PG. but if you say so maybe i am wrong!!
@@ThiagodMoraes Woops, not Houses of the Holy but Physical Graffiti... The concert was in a stadium in Montreal early '74 and I moved to Boston early in '75 when Physical Graffiti was released with Kashmir on it that they had performed. They had also performed Night Flight which I remember because it was also so distinctive...Four of us took the Greyhound bus from Rutland, Vermont and caught the 6 AM return bus back home, something you can only do comfortably when you are 19 years old.
Listening to Zep, especially a song like Kashmir, my adrenaline pumps, my heart rate goes up, sparks fly in my brain, and endorphins rush, all at one time. What a trip. Honestly, I don’t think there is any other music that does that for me .......what an absolutely amazing natural high! Fan since 1975.
For me Kashmir and When the leave breaks... Music for gods. Two stairways to Heaven.
I'm 76 but I still get a kick watching this band....best ever even now!!
keep on listening my brother, we are never too old to listen music played by gods
My dad saw Led Zeppelin in Berlin 1980 just several months before Bonham passed away… he’s had the fortune of seeing a lot of the great bands over the years but he always refers to Led Zeppelin as being the best gig ever!
I playthis in my kithen when I'm cooking, get off track because I dance to this. I've seen them, of course not all together, but still special
Jeez I was in Berlin too got there in September 80
Love how Plant looks clear eyed and completely sober here. We are here to work and perform and play our best for our fans. Bravo to Led Zeppelin forever and beyond that too.
But I can see a change in his eyes from the loss of his son 2 years before this concert. Before that he was totally carefree. (Not to mention ravishingly stunning!) His sons death at 5 years old definitely had a profound effect.
@@carolcamp4828 Yes I agree. I lost my son when he was a toddler and friends have told me that I don't look the same. When you lose a child, it rips your heart out and it's actually physically painful. I can see it in Eric Clapton's eyes too. RIP🙏
@@gregoryholstein4224 Yes, losing a child has to be one of the hardest things to survive.
I knew Eric & Jimmy when I used to go see the Yardbirds every week in S. London b4 they made a record. My best friends brother was buds with them. They were an amazing band. Eric already had the moniker 'slow hand' for obvious reasons. I propped up the bar with Sonny Boy Williamson one night when he came to jam with them. It was an exciting time to be a teenager in London. The music scene was cooking. The Stones used to play at a pub down the road from my Art School.
@@carolcamp4828 Hey thanks for replying, and I love your story, bloody fantastic. Cheers.
@@carolcamp4828 Agreed Carol. Sigh.
when this was being performed, you had the best guitarist alive, you had the best drummer, impeccable vocals and freaking john paul jones. the best freakin rock and roll band ever
I've seen 'Zep' four times, ain't l lucky? From the early days at Alexandra Palace, (where me and my girl', my mate and his girl' walked home to St Albans from) to knebworth and Wembley without poor John. NEVER disappointed! A proper one-time perfect mix of talents. Thank you forever Robert, Jimmy, John Paul and John (R.I.P.).
The band is fantastic, but Plant's stage presence is divine!!
His everything is divine! 😋 Still!
Non sono tanto d'accordo per Plant. Jimmy è tutta un'altra cosa, apparte la bellezza è proprio l'anima degli Zeppelin, chitarrista che non ha eguali e carismatico al massimo.
Agreed. The closeup shots of Plant onstage show how much energy and effort he puts into his singing.
Absolutely, i see a perfect beautiful MAN no tatoos no extravagant "costumes" i'm in LOVEEE, xD them four are fabulous!!
He is gorgeous!
The best vocals all times , Plant amazing
Hmm. Okay. But: Ever listened to Ian Anderson ?
Al Weges Who tf is Ian Anderson
Dalmar Souza I’d argue that Whitney Houston has a better voice than Plant lol
Kylester 005 Yeah I think so too but Roberts voice is really one of the best
@MJ The G.O.A.T imo robert plant is better
The talent displayed here is just beyond everything else...
good for you
I'm 62 and I'll listen to led Zeppelin till the end.
75 here, and Californian great granny here still sways to the music as memories swirl around.
Me also 62 😅
67, and they never get old.
we, the true ones, will never stop listening, we were fortunate, we lived and had music like this...we partied to music like this...we were so lucky..
Jimmy is adorable and badass at the same time.
Kashmir takes me to another realm, out of myself. One of the best songs ever.
@Cero Z - Yeah, and what happens to you in church, wise guy? Do you feel yourself transported by the spirit of the Lord to another realm? How do you know Led Zeppelin isn't doing God's work? We puny humans do not get to decide these things. If there is a devil, and I don't believe any of that stuff either way, I would imagine the most evil thing about him would be a hatred of all music.
MokaPearl drugs help
If you don't believe this is one of the best songs by one of the best bands in the world there is something seriously wrong with you.
Shannon Ireland It's a cool riff it's so repetitive like some kind of aural Xerox machine it gets boring after awhile. "Duh-duh-duh, duh, duh duh, duh-duh duh..."
***** mystic mumbo-jumbo, sung above a plodding, brain-dead riff...
+steve conn Haha. I'm a 50 year old guy who used to play this stuff in bar bands. And while I get nostalgic for it sometimes I have to admit that most classic rock is total crap...it was awful then and it's even worse today. It's a complete myth that music used to be better. It was overindulgent, overproduced, guitar heavy, and formulaic with ostentatious fantasy lyrics...everything was an over-the-top rock opera. I'm glad it's all over.
+Christopher White Wow...a lost rocker... just sounds to me like you who rocked.... just never really got it. are you saying you don't like Led Zeppelin?
+Robert Worth Hmm. As a bassist I eventually discovered jazz bass and then I suppose I became a lost rocker to a degree (even spent a decade with Mozart and Beethoven). I'm still a John Paul Jones fan and even like Plant. Page I can do without...the whole guitar dominance thing of the 70s with its 3-guitar bands was just too much. I much prefer the stripped down to the roots indie stuff today: Ray Lamontagne, Amos Lee, etc. That said, I still love the Doors, Van Morrison, Richard Thompson and Tom Waits. Guilty pleasures are Pink Floyd, Tull, Yes, Rush, Skynyrd, The Police (and Aussie punkers Midnight Oil). But I think a lot of great music is being created today. Don't you ever get tired of classic rock and want something fresh? Seriously, there's some great stuff being done. you just have to search for it.
The powers that be had to make sure another Led Zeppelin NEVER happened again. This live version of Kashmir gives me goosebumbs each and everytime. An absolute MASTERPIECE.
"Stairway" gets all the attention, but I believe this is the best rock song ever written and performed! The multiple simultaneous time signatures are a masterpiece.
Agreed. This became my favorite Zep song.
Sono d'accordo anch'io 👋👋👋 musica bellissima e molto coinvolgente. A volte la preferisco addirittura a Stairway.... anche se sono due tipi di tracce completamente diverse per fare un paragone.
@@neilryan9301 mine too!
That's the absolute truth!
If you want avengers theme then listen the song in x1.5 speed
I have watched this hundreds of times and it never gets old. The keyboard makes this the best version. There is no other song of the period that comes close.
Bohemian Rhapsody was released in the same year, so there is one song which competes this lol
Bohemian Rhapsody couldn't ever hold a candle to this...especially live on stage.
@@MJEvermore853 You've just won the battle
@@MJEvermore853 I happen to agree with you bro. Queen is indeed one of the best but Zeppelin is in another league, especially this performance of Kashmir is, well in another league let’s say.
In the 70's, everyone was blending musics, ideas, religions, ideals.... it's not the packaging, it's the soul of it all.
Pharoahsim so true! Today is all about day to day emotions...sad :(
Jimmy is in 3/4 and Bonzo is in 4/4, they meet every 12 beats. That is very cool.
Thats insane. Thanks for pointing it out
I had to have it pointed out to me as well. The rythym appeared crazy .. then for a beat sane .. then crazy again
LZ all over!!
Pure groove ....
There’s also a 9/8 section in the middle 😂
Now m confused😢
Ladies and gentlemen, the greatest rock band to ever grace us with their presence and music!! Better live than in studio.
Not every song
Indeed, best live!
always were jimmys band and yes best there was ,best there is . and yes beast there is ever likly to be
Maaan when Plant comes back in with that "Oh pilot of the storm who leaves no trace" you really start to get the sense that you're not just listening to a song, you're going on a journey.
This song is so hypnotic and magical. Every time I hear that intro, it just take me to another time and space. And of course Jimmy Page.
Four masters of their craft, together in harmony, amplifying eachother's energy
Indeed, spot on.
"Kashmir" by Led Zeppelin is a musical journey that never fails to ignite my imagination. Every time I hear those unmistakable opening notes, I'm transported to a realm where time and space seem to bend. John Bonham's commanding drum pattern sets the stage, creating a hypnotic rhythm that I can't help but get lost in.
As Jimmy Page's iconic riff kicks in, I'm immediately hooked. The fusion of rock and exotic, Middle Eastern-inspired scales creates a sound that's both familiar and otherworldly. It's a riff that feels like it's been etched into my musical DNA, and it's the backbone of what makes "Kashmir" so unforgettable.
The addition of orchestral elements, particularly John Paul Jones' mellotron and the sweeping strings, elevates the song to epic heights. Those layers of sound add a cinematic quality that's unlike anything I've heard in rock music before. They immerse me in a sonic landscape that's as vast and awe-inspiring as the themes the song explores.
Robert Plant's vocals are a force to be reckoned with. His passionate delivery infuses the lyrics with a sense of yearning and exploration. When he sings, I feel like I'm embarking on a journey to distant lands, chasing after something profound and elusive.
The song's dynamic shifts and instrumental breaks are pure magic. They showcase each band member's incredible skill and chemistry, and I can practically feel the energy and creativity radiating from their performances. And then, of course, there's Jimmy Page's electrifying guitar solo-the climax that leaves me breathless every time I hear it.
"Kashmir" isn't just a song; it's a sonic adventure that defies categorization. Led Zeppelin's ability to blend different musical elements while maintaining a cohesive sound is a testament to their brilliance. It's a timeless masterpiece that continues to captivate and inspire me, reminding me why Led Zeppelin remains one of the greatest rock bands in history.
Take a breath dude...
Lemme guess... a liberal, right?
I agree totally in all you've said but you've overlooked Bennie hills ernie
@@atatterson6992I asked chat GPT to write a really OTT detailed opinion 😂 … and no, I’m not liberal 🤮
Музыка на все времена!
People of the future, THIS was the biggest Rock band of all times
The Beatles were, without a doubt, but nobody, not even them, beats Zeppelin's live performances.
For some reason kids nowadays rly like acdc smh
@@tikkitikkitembo148 that's because acdc rocks 🤘
@@ismanumehrwuascht errrrrmmmmm one to ones own I s'pose
*ONE of the biggest and greates 😊
I understand why they quit when they lost this incredible drummer......he IS this song, and the soul of the band.
THIS song was definitely Bonham at his finest. Good God !!!
Bonzo and Jimmy Chamberlain from the Smashing Pumpkins, only drummers I can think of, that make the song, and are not just apart of the song, if you know what I mean.
For me Led Zeppelin are the ultimate band!!
Love & Respect
Huge Fan
huge respect to bonzo (john bonham) a grand master...
it is just outstanding how Jimmy Page and John Bonham 'speak' to eachother at the very last part of this song, there is no autotune, no digital helps whatsoever, and they both make it so epic, Page making his guitar cry, and Bonzo playing his drums like a grand master, and they both do it flawlessly..
Plant just made the sign with his hands, pointing to them both, like signaling to the fans that those 2 monsters were about to bring the song to an end.
This will always be my fave Kashmir version, because it was genuine, they had it all. they were all of them at the top of their game, they needed no digital helps of any kind, they were and are still, to this day, the greatest band in the whole world since ever, and they just dont need any help to show it to everyone.
All stars aligned, a prime Robert plant, the best frontman in history, with the very best guitar master ever in history, Jimmy Page, the greatest drummer you could ever dream of, and yes i know you are there copeland (the police), but this man outclasses you for at least a decade. John Bonham, was, if not the very best ever, one of the top2 best ever. And John Paul Jones, simply a magician on the retrodrome (synth) it was too much to ask for, but we as fans we welcome them, the gods of music, Led Zepelin at their very prime...Gods of Music, Behold kids watching this, these are Your gods, there will never be anything that comes close to them.
Obviously, this band and song must be what heaven is like. But also, Robert's hair is a thing of beauty and perfection. I can't take my eyes off of it. Led and Queen are just two groups of pure perfection. Both are immortal legends and the consummate professionals.
Now I'm just blabbering on bc I'm at lost for words to describe my admiration for these artists. I'll just go watch more live shows from these gods among men.... 🤯🙏
I’m almost embarrassed to say that at 48yo I’ve only recently discovered Led Zeppelin. How can three instruments and one voice create such incredible music? This song is a masterpiece.
It's never too late. :)
Yeah... you should be embarrassed!!! ;-)
To live in the 70’s and see the most awesome music played was a blessing.
You're not alone. I was into R&B back in the 70's and while I had heard some Led Zeppelin songs, I didn't really know much about them. It wasn't until I saw Robert Plant sweep the Grammy's with Allison Kraus and with the internet that I started looking back on his career. All I can say is WOW! They are legends. Better late than never.
Cheryl Atwood Similar scenario for me. I was trawling UA-cam and stumbled across a Robert Plant song I had loved as a teenager - Big Log. I only knew him as a solo artist. Kept trawling and found Led Zeppelin material. Wow, just wow!
It always amazes me that it always sounds like there's a stage full of folks playing this song but it's only like 4 dudes. Amazing! The greatest rock band of all time. Periodt!
It’s amazing to watch Kashmir in 1979 then jumping to Celebration Day 2007…these guys never get old
This song is still kicking ass in 2021! 🎸 🎤 🎶 🎻
Yes, it's incredible 🥰
They've gotten filthy rich just off this song.
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Totally
Yes forever
you know, after so many years of being Zeppelin fan, watching so many videos w/ various amounts of embellishments, this is one of the best demonstrations of the power of Mr Plant's voice
Sounds just flow out if his mouth like no tomorrow
There is no better
Let's not forget the immigrant song❤💥
@@KimBranam i hear that
Today's musicians take note. That is called playing and singing live. No gimmicks just proper talent. Led Zep will always live on.
Boom
Indeed
Led Zeppelin has plenty of gimmicks, as they themselves will tell you.
Boomers be like
@@post-surreal I've already seen one of your comments. STFU and just appreciate the music
Песня Феноменальная и Магическая! Ввсший Класс❤пантера. Таких больше Нет!
I'm a Baby Boomer and this is music from my time. I raised my kids on Led Zeppelin. Theyre now in their late 40s, & still huge Zeppelin fans. No one will ever compare to them.
I thank my family for having been raised on Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Judas Priest, Queen...
@@lilianwal2385
I also thank my parents for growing up listening to all of them and also Beethoven, Chopin, Mozart etc... but mostly Led Zeppelin. But this had a "side effect" - I can't really like current music, I'm 35 and I love songs from the 60's, 70's...
Same here and my kids love classic rock, they hate today’s so called music.
My parents are your age (mid-70's), but they didn't raise me on this music. I raised myself on all the classic bands from your era. I'm 44 btw and I still believe that some of the best music was created in the 60's and 70's. Definitely the most experimental and groundbreaking!
All four members of Led Zeppelin were musical geniuses, that's why they were the greatest hard rock group ever!
How humans can make music like this? How? They are not from this earth. Much respect !!!!!
What a trip to listen to this so many years later. What surprises me is that Plant still has such a strong vocal range even in his 60's. No band can match the lyrics, melodies, stage presence of Plant, Bonham, Page....they were absolutely the best of their era. If you think the drumming was excellent on Kashmir (and it was)...watch Bonham let it all hang loose on Moby Dick. He absolutely is close to drummer's rapture. I actually felt like crying to see his performance and know how sadly it ends for him. I'm so glad to have been born in this era.
JPJ is a genius at arranging music, even tho he is low-key, he contributed greatly to Zep. Mr. Percy Plant just turned 74, he's lost a few notes but still has an impressive range. 🎶💙🎶💙🎶💙🎶
60’s...he is 74 as of now, December 2022!! He still has it that’s for sure
The greatest rock and roll song ever written, produced and recorded!!
Ladies & Gentlemen. Welcome to the four greatest musicians that ever graced our humble being.
Amen
Lol really 😂😂
I didn’t know their names were Freddy Mercury Brian May roger Taylor and John deacon
Nerd Mask Love Queen but Zeppelin’s music is just untouchable
The doors and rush were pretty great
The greatest band of all time can’t change my mind
@@deannadhif6992 No Ted Nugent or Van Halen or Elvis?
@@romyarmada9580 I feel like Led Zeppelin is better than Van Halen
@shawn conrad idk why people want to compare other things like that makes no sense
Pink Floyd is on the same level
@shawn conrad No. of bands infuenced by PF > no. of bands influenced by Led. In terms of musicmanship, PF kills it for me (maybe because I love Psychedelic Rock). They are on the same level if not better (my opinion). And you are saying Beatles is better lmao (by looking at the album sales)
The musicianship in this 4-member band is just mind-blowing. They're not just a great rock band - they're somewhere in the stratosphere.
The greatest band in the history of music!Each player top notch as you can get!
The most powerful song ever created in music history .
My favourite, of all time...
I concur
I'd say it's in the top 10 at least.
I strongly disagree but this song is still legendary
@@dougfletcher9367 my favorite is Immigrant Song👍
The best band ever! Long live John Paul Jones!
@discordant dancers Radiohead is shit
discordant dancers good band but not even in the same stratosphere
Radiohead is Good but Zeppelin is God
Woah dude Zanimate calm down
Different era dude.. Dont compare both of them, they were awesome
I was lucky enough to see Zeppelin in Olympia Stadium in Detroit in the 70's. The best concert I've ever seen!!!
Unfortunately never got to see them live, much to my detriment
I also saw them in the U.K. At This concert KNEBWORTH Festival in 1979 called the summer of love..I hear you.
Best concert time experience of my life!!! Mind Blown!! Still have the concert program,bc I knew, as I aged there could be those doubters"
Nope!
It's locked up, in my home in excellent condition all the way back from Heathrow to Toronto International Air.
Safely tucked away. Never to be sold! Live in Canada, but I'm 1/2 English)
Robert i was lucky to be there this night.
J'avais 14 ans à l'époque... que de souvenir ... MERCI
This is the best live version of this song I have ever seen and heard. Wow!! 4 MASTERS!
His voice was great in this live version. This band was brilliant. I admire the fact Plant refuses to reunite, he knows he can't hit these insane high notes and why bother? It'll just be total criticism "he's too old" blah blah. They all do their own thing now which is great. Let's be thankful we have clips like this to watch.
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@Cristiano Ronaldo yeah but that was 12 years ago at this point
Richtig!
He doesnt want to reunite because no one can be bonham. He was a fucking god
@@DJLILRODPLAYAPLAYA That's definitely not the case. His son Jason fits the bill for a reunion. But they wanted to end it on a high note, which was the Celebration Day performance. His voice couldn't handle all the touring.
That bass man .and then the hammer of god and a virtuoso on electric guitar and that soul sucking voice . Omg truly the untouchables
I was there on August 11th 1979 . Jimmy Page spent the whole evening Dazed and Confused, Bonzo was Majestic and Robert Plant tried very, very hard to make it work. But oh, 45 years on when I play Kashmir and Trampled Under Foot, I'm back at that scabby and sodden excuse for a festival. I was 19 and I'd finally seen Led Zeppelin. Priceless memory.
This will never get old.
Just perfection
The little side steps that Jimmy does alongside Bonzo's drums had me 2:55
Elisabeth Ar then the moonwalk🤯
The toss of his head in the beginning.......
So slick
#1 single, #1 band, #1 lead singer, #1 guitarist, #1 drummer... Enough said
#3 Bassist
+Lucas Carvalho are you kidding? john paul jones is an amazing bassist, hes pretty much responsible for that funky tone zeppelin sometimes has.
+FearThePuff Entwistle imo can't compare to Les Claypool
yep
Idk man. Freddie Mercury is still #1 in my heart
Absolutely stunning performance and Robert Plants focal performance is mind blowing!
Plant is pure magic!
He hits every note...perfect pitch! Long live Led Zeppelin!🌬️💖✨