The first Led Zep song that showcases the brilliant John Paul Jones' keyboard skills. There's a gospel/soul feel to it that showed on the 1st album that they more than just a blues based hard rock band.
I bought a Gibson J-200 exclusively because I always loved the sound of Page's acoustic work on this album. Well....it's a gorgeous guitar, too. I've had it over 20 years now and it's still my favorite acoustic of all the ones I own!
I'm glad you've been going through the entire catalogue because so many do the usual songs but don't look deeper. I love John Paul Jones' church-like organ playing until Bonzo's cymbals crash like having ice water thrown in your face. This song was written by Jimmy and is one of a handful where they harmonize together on the "your time is gonna come" refrain. It's a sleeper gem of a song.
10,000 people in the audience so captivated, you can hear a pin drop. At 2:31 someone dropped a pin and you can hear it. Saw Zeppelin 3 times at Madison Square Garden when I was 17.
One of my favorite Zep numbers. Awesome composition. You are definitely digging into the primo 70's rock scene. That's why I love your channel. BTW, I am 60.
I see you getting right into Bonzo's drumming Pope. His feel for the song and ability to put in these amazing tasty fills to enhance the song were incredible and even more incredible to think that he wasn't even yet 21 years old when this song and album were recorded!
Bob Dylan on Theme Time Radio Hour #14, "Devil": "According to legend, Robert Johnson made a deal with the devil, at the crossroads of Highway 61 and Highway 49, in Clarksdale, Mississippi. I don't know if Robert Johnson sold his soul to the Devil, but he sure did get his ticket punched early." Dylan has always had such an elegant way with words.
Yes please do a reaction video to Robert Johnson preachin blues. Robert Johnson's acoustic guitar work in this song is fire, one thing though the sound quality was not as good back then, I think this song came out in 1936....
I’ve left you a request a while back asking you to check out Led Zeppelin live at the celebration concert singing Cashmere. I haven’t seen it yet. I noticed you have been listening to a lot of old Zeppelin tunes thought you might want to check it out. They are older but they did awesome! Jason Bonham is playing the drums.
Jimmy writes alot of good songs about women that play men like a game. Reminds me conceptually of evil woman by black sabbath. Listen to all them songs on women's day
Do robert Johnson - You will here so many riffs everyones has stolen from him- He was a not so good guitar player - left home- came back three years later - BEST blues player EVER- Everyone figured he must have sold his soul at the crossroads ! He was poisoned by the husband of a lady friend
Right when Zep hit gold with their first album, Bonzo sent his award in to his previous band's manager with the letter saying something to the effect of "Thanks for the career change advice." 😂
I couldn’t believe how much I could like a song when I first heard this, a long time ago! Thank You! Just after this is a brief pretty guitar solo “Black Mountain Side” that leads into a blistering quick pure rock jam called “Communication Breakdown” Do it do it do it!!!!!
Reminded me of my first decent stereo system I purchased in the 70s. Which I still have btw. 21 yrs old. First apartment . With the addition of a new turntable, I started buying new records. Having played some so many times, I wasn't about to put an old LP under a brand new cartridge (needle) Cassettes were the thing for car systems. So I would record my records the day I bought them. Then play the cassette instead. So all my records are mint. Barely used. Including this one. With some ability to play with recording levels on my deck, I tweaked that intro, when the band comes in at the end of the organ. I know. Pretty nerdy. Lol. I just always loved that part. And wanted it louder. Great recording for the day
Dude really do they know or do they know how to write great songs I have the other LPS and they're not even opened I mean I have ones I bought doubles of everyone so ones I would save and the other ones I would play and I still play on my showing my age my record Player scratches and all
Yeah man I should have warned you the song segues into the other one it's kind of like a cool acoustic song that sounds sort of Indian it's really awesome and and it would have been better to do both of them together just like Heartbreaker it goes right into living loving maid it was kind of a smart marketing idea because a lot of radio stations they would just play both songs in fact a little acoustic instrumental song which is really cool by the way I mean it doesn't even have any vocals which is amazing I don't know of any other Zeppelin song with no vocals but there is a song right after your time is going to come and then that one goes right into Communication Breakdown you know I just really don't realize these things until someone else reacts to it I mean when I was a kid it was all about the vinyl you just put the record on and play it and it's the way it works you know cuz it just goes it from here there and that's all good because it's not going to get cut off abruptly it's just like a beatles thing you know they got that one album Abbey Road and when you go from You Never Give Me Your Money you just got to play it from there all the way to the end of the album cuz it's just like one big medley and it's Alan Parsons he's the one who helped produce that and he's the same guy who did Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon which has the whole thing you got to do side won and you got to do site to cuz everything goes together all right my man well he was a good reaction anyhow but yeah you like to check out the look at this look at the order of the songs and see what I'm talking about and then just do the instrumental song right after this one and have it go right into you no communication breakdown but I don't know where you're getting your material from you know if you just taking it off of UA-cam or whatever but all right my man I will check you on the next drop that was awesome John Paul Jones is so underrated man that was an amazing Oregon PCA pulled off there sorry that was Google he did an amazing work on the Hammond organ
I bought this in West London when it first came out after seeing them singing Communication Breakdown on TV. I can remember the shop and even what the weather was like. For me, this is their best. I bought the second album but skipped the rest. They used to use whole chunks of songs by the old Black blues artists but pass it off as their own. The British groups were admired in the States for paying royalties to these old men, often poor. Zeppelin were differentThey had so much money as to pay plenty to these people. . It put me off them.
As great as this album is - and it is - I always saw it as a blueprint of what was to come with these guys. All the elements are here; on future albums they expanded upon them. Brilliantly, might I add.
@@jeffschielka7845 Thanks, Jeff. Your post is well presented also. The beauty of Zeppelin's albums is that they were always changing, always evolving. That builds longevity to your work, I think.
I bought this album in West London when it first came out having seen them perform Communication Breakdown on tv. It’s my favourite of theirs. After that l gradually lost interest. They used to use lyrics and riffs from older Black artists and never gave them credit or money, unlike most other British groups. Many of these artists were living in virtual poverty.
It's fading away
can't feel you anymore...
Damn
What is said / how it’s said, what is played / how it’s played, studio / live, etc.!! Dozens of ways to get “wowed” by every song!!! LED ZEPPELIN
The first Led Zep song that showcases the brilliant John Paul Jones' keyboard skills.
There's a gospel/soul feel to it that showed on the 1st album that they more than just a blues based hard rock band.
Pop you are so deep in the Led Zepplin rabbit hole i can't see your feet anymore. Zepp tracks are like Lays potato chips you can't stop after one.
One of the "Greatest" Debut albums of any band !!!!! : D
For being 54 years old, it's not bad... lol, these guys weren't musicians, they were magicians.
GOATS!
Fabulous as always! This song actually runs into the next one on the album
I bought a Gibson J-200 exclusively because I always loved the sound of Page's acoustic work on this album. Well....it's a gorgeous guitar, too. I've had it over 20 years now and it's still my favorite acoustic of all the ones I own!
I'm glad you've been going through the entire catalogue because so many do the usual songs but don't look deeper. I love John Paul Jones' church-like organ playing until Bonzo's cymbals crash like having ice water thrown in your face. This song was written by Jimmy and is one of a handful where they harmonize together on the "your time is gonna come" refrain. It's a sleeper gem of a song.
Lot of reactions to this song but I enjoyed yours the best. You really seemed to enjoy it cuz it’s soooooo tasty. Great song, rock onward🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶
Pope, after you've hit every Zep song, do them all over again!!! We'll be here to listen with you again 🙂
Right on! If you did the live ver., do the studio ver. & vice versa. Round two would be just as unique & awesome as round one!!!
ELEGANT ROCKSTARS 💜 I like that Pope! Great description of the GOAT's
Now how cool is that. Brilliant album, probably the best debut album ever.
Hey man. Glad to see you're still listening to Zeppelin and the classic prog rock. Cheers, friend!
A gem around every corner
Perfect reaction. Thank you
There’s so much out there
So glad to see the music is filling your soul
Love your comments pope!
thank you!
Their musical prowess was off the hook. The ultimate unit they were.
This song is pure FABULOSITY.
John Paul Jones' instrumentals are impressive.
They were heavily influenced by delta blues artists, very soulful song.
10,000 people in the audience so captivated, you can hear a pin drop. At 2:31 someone dropped a pin and you can hear it. Saw Zeppelin 3 times at Madison Square Garden when I was 17.
Great reaction, as per usual! As a teenager, I practically wore this album out, locked away in my bedroom with my teenage angst!!
💙💙❣️❣️
Same here, Barbara. This and every other official (and unofficial) Zeppelin album!
these guys were the best at what they did.
One of my favorite Zep numbers. Awesome composition. You are definitely digging into the primo 70's rock scene. That's why I love your channel. BTW, I am 60.
great band great album
I see you getting right into Bonzo's drumming Pope. His feel for the song and ability to put in these amazing tasty fills to enhance the song were incredible and even more incredible to think that he wasn't even yet 21 years old when this song and album were recorded!
Love the organ on this one
Bob Dylan on Theme Time Radio Hour #14, "Devil": "According to legend, Robert Johnson made a deal with the devil, at the crossroads of Highway 61 and Highway 49, in Clarksdale, Mississippi. I don't know if Robert Johnson sold his soul to the Devil, but he sure did get his ticket punched early."
Dylan has always had such an elegant way with words.
I forgot how excellent that song was. It was good to hear it and good to watch you enjoy it.
❤❤❤Robert❤❤❤
Yes, yes, yes. You'll want to react to some Robert Johnson for sure. Peace.
HAVE to do - Bring it on Home - Off of zepplin II
Yes please do a reaction video to Robert Johnson preachin blues. Robert Johnson's acoustic guitar work in this song is fire, one thing though the sound quality was not as good back then, I think this song came out in 1936....
I luv it yet once again Pope!! Hey man, check out Gallows Pole. It's one hell of a ride. Rock on!!¡
I’ve left you a request a while back asking you to check out Led Zeppelin live at the celebration concert singing Cashmere. I haven’t seen it yet. I noticed you have been listening to a lot of old Zeppelin tunes thought you might want to check it out. They are older but they did awesome! Jason Bonham is playing the drums.
Luv this song
Love this song...have been listening to it since 69. 👍❤🤙 Thanks Pope!
Jimmy writes alot of good songs about women that play men like a game. Reminds me conceptually of evil woman by black sabbath. Listen to all them songs on women's day
You need to tell those who don’t like this to just stop listening music. Period!
Do robert Johnson - You will here so many riffs everyones has stolen from him- He was a not so good guitar player - left home- came back three years later - BEST blues player EVER- Everyone figured he must have sold his soul at the crossroads ! He was poisoned by the husband of a lady friend
Right when Zep hit gold with their first album, Bonzo sent his award in to his previous band's manager with the letter saying something to the effect of "Thanks for the career change advice." 😂
I couldn’t believe how much I could like a song when I first heard this, a long time ago! Thank You! Just after this is a brief pretty guitar solo “Black Mountain Side” that leads into a blistering quick pure rock jam called “Communication Breakdown” Do it do it do it!!!!!
Reminded me of my first decent stereo system I purchased in the 70s. Which I still have btw. 21 yrs old. First apartment
. With the addition of a new turntable, I started buying new records. Having played some so many times, I wasn't about to put an old LP under a brand new cartridge (needle) Cassettes were the thing for car systems. So I would record my records the day I bought them. Then play the cassette instead. So all my records are mint. Barely used. Including this one. With some ability to play with recording levels on my deck, I tweaked that intro, when the band comes in at the end of the organ. I know. Pretty nerdy. Lol. I just always loved that part. And wanted it louder. Great recording for the day
LZ has so many good songs. The list goes on and on. I believe they were geniuses in the studio.
The Karma song. One of my favorites. Great after breaking a horrible relationship.
BTW - “Thank You”, is another beautiful song for you to hear. I gave the lyrics to a girl and it got me married!! 33 years & 2 daughters ago!
ua-cam.com/video/HC6XLu9O0YI/v-deo.html one of my favs
John Paul Jones' organ intro and backing: not your average rockstar.
Not to mention his bass.
My guy locks in @ 2:45 - great reaction to a great song
Dude really do they know or do they know how to write great songs I have the other LPS and they're not even opened I mean I have ones I bought doubles of everyone so ones I would save and the other ones I would play and I still play on my showing my age my record
Player scratches and all
Yeah man I should have warned you the song segues into the other one it's kind of like a cool acoustic song that sounds sort of Indian it's really awesome and and it would have been better to do both of them together just like Heartbreaker it goes right into living loving maid it was kind of a smart marketing idea because a lot of radio stations they would just play both songs in fact a little acoustic instrumental song which is really cool by the way I mean it doesn't even have any vocals which is amazing I don't know of any other Zeppelin song with no vocals but there is a song right after your time is going to come and then that one goes right into Communication Breakdown you know I just really don't realize these things until someone else reacts to it I mean when I was a kid it was all about the vinyl you just put the record on and play it and it's the way it works you know cuz it just goes it from here there and that's all good because it's not going to get cut off abruptly it's just like a beatles thing you know they got that one album Abbey Road and when you go from You Never Give Me Your Money you just got to play it from there all the way to the end of the album cuz it's just like one big medley and it's Alan Parsons he's the one who helped produce that and he's the same guy who did Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon which has the whole thing you got to do side won and you got to do site to cuz everything goes together all right my man well he was a good reaction anyhow but yeah you like to check out the look at this look at the order of the songs and see what I'm talking about and then just do the instrumental song right after this one and have it go right into you no communication breakdown but I don't know where you're getting your material from you know if you just taking it off of UA-cam or whatever but all right my man I will check you on the next drop that was awesome John Paul Jones is so underrated man that was an amazing Oregon PCA pulled off there sorry that was Google he did an amazing work on the Hammond organ
I bought this in West London when it first came out after seeing them singing Communication Breakdown on TV. I can remember the shop and even what the weather was like. For me, this is their best. I bought the second album but skipped the rest. They used to use whole chunks of songs by the old Black blues artists but pass it off as their own. The British groups were admired in the States for paying royalties to these old men, often poor. Zeppelin were differentThey had so much money as to pay plenty to these people. . It put me off them.
Hey Pope! Hope you are doing well? First Zep album. Many say this was their best. Not a bad song on it including this one. Enjoy!!🔈🔉🔊
As great as this album is - and it is - I always saw it as a blueprint of what was to come with these guys. All the elements are here; on future albums they expanded upon them. Brilliantly, might I add.
@@johnr.8275 Well said!😎
@@jeffschielka7845 Thanks, Jeff. Your post is well presented also. The beauty of Zeppelin's albums is that they were always changing, always evolving. That builds longevity to your work, I think.
@@johnr.8275 I agree. LED ZEPPELIN FOREVER!!!😎
Yes the GOAT's. I'm letting Pink Floyd have that title pretty evenly though. I am sure others may feel this way also.
Every track from this album is GOLD🏅
This whole album is great. Check out "How Many More Times"....
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Jones quit zep and was offered a job at Winchester Cathedral....he came back cause he was under contract
Anisha has some
Bruh trying to get some trees 🌲 😂
I bought this album in West London when it first came out having seen them perform Communication Breakdown on tv. It’s my favourite of theirs. After that l gradually lost interest. They used to use lyrics and riffs from older Black artists and never gave them credit or money, unlike most other British groups. Many of these artists were living in virtual poverty.
$1,000 on Ebay for Led Zeppelin I.
Check out Zeppelin 2
Try “ As long as I have you “
AGAIN if this is the kind of LZ you like then u wanna listen to the magic of LED ZEP album 3
Pop is good because it's about the MUSIC.... not video stuff.
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This is a great song but what happened with the mixing here? It sounds horrible.
I luv it yet once again Pope!! Hey man, check out Gallows Pole. It's one hell of a ride. Rock on!!¡