🎵 Led Zeppelin - Ten Years Gone REACTION
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- Опубліковано 6 сер 2022
- Yes, we're back with another Led Zeppelin reaction. We have to listen to them all! What the heck is Ten Years Gone all about?
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Physical Graffiti is one of the greatest albums of all time
Not one of...THE
@@bakerman10 it's certainly right up there with The Wall and The White Album.
@@bakerman10 I certainly concur.
Yes it is!
I remember ditching school and buying it the day it came out
This is probably Led Zeppelin's greatest song. People say Kashmir and Whole Lotta Love and, of course, Stairway To Heaven, but this tune is nigh perfection.
Good call John. This is number one on my list.
I can never decide my favourite, it depends on my mood …..
It is perfection😊
Jimmy's layered guitars. This song really showcases his versatility.
Dyer myker is
Back when rock took its time.
This is one of the great Zeppelin songs. The guitar work is just superb. The solo in this song does it for me every time.
In the mixolydian flat 6th mode. Or commonly referred to as the Tens Years Gone scale. Remarkable
I'm with you, my all time favorite Zep song...and there are lots of great ones
It definitely gives the song a melancholy and reflective feel.
The entire album is amazing
The overdubs on the end of the song are beautiful.
This is my favorite Zeppelin song and it makes me sad that most people have never even heard of it. This song is the definition of epic. The sound in this song takes you on a journey and the lyrics are so reflective. Another thing that makes this great is that there are multiple ways to interpret what it means. All these things give the song such a pure Zeppelin vibe.
One of their best. That record has so many great songs.
This song has such a reflective mood to it... it's perfection... as I get older it ages like fine wine, unlike me :-)
Ain't that the truth?
You got that right! Still, we rock on.
Yeah well it'll be over soon enough. You may not be good as you once was but be as good once as you ever was.
the live stuff is also amazing
Physical Graffiti is the definition of “Masterpiece”
Time doesn't exist when you're listening to Led Zeppelin.
Can't go wrong on Led Zeppelin...looking at the long list of songs from them you guys already did makes me believe you already came to that conclusion😀
The story I've heard is that there was a woman who said to Plant it's me or your music. The decision is evident, but here, Robert is reminiscing about her, ten years gone
Love Lex's reactions ...she's so into it, and it's genuine.
She soaks music in and allows herself to drift with it.
That's why I've been watching them for over a year. I dropped off on so many reaction channels because they started seeming phoney but that's never been the case with Brad and Lex.
It would be nice watching Lex's reaction when she's getting into it even without music.
AND so were the band
Physical Graffiti is such an awesome album! So many epic and magnificent songs! You will never hear another rock group like this ever again.
Best lz album ever....
brought prog rock to another level ☝🏻
This song makes me nostalgic about memories I don't have
Lmao awesome comment.
Yes indeed
For me it would be memories I wish I had.
I’ve forgotten those memories too. I’m sure they were great.
Hey...if you remember the 70's you weren't there!!
From Zep's Magnum Opus, their outstanding 1975 double LP, "Physical Graffitti"....not a bad song on the whole album.🙂🙂
This what Plant said: Let me tell you a little story behind the song "Ten Years Gone" on our new album. I was working my ass off before joining Zeppelin. A lady I really dearly loved said, "Right. It's me or your fans." Not that I had fans, but I said, "I can't stop, I've got to keep going." She's quite content these days, I imagine. She's got a washing machine that works by itself and a little sports car. We wouldn't have anything to say anymore. I could probably relate to her, but she couldn't relate to me. I'd be smiling too much. Ten years gone, I'm afraid. Anyway, there's a gamble for you. My comment: 10 years before this song was written Plant was only 16.
Context.In those days,most people didn't finish high school.By 16,most were working full time.In those days,you could fool the military and join at 16 as many people did.In countries where the drinking age is 18,in those days they'd serve a 16 year old.Many were considered emancipated at 16.Many people got married,and or had kids by 16.So while it may seem a bit weird or far fetched by the standards of 2022,it wouldn't have been in the late 1950's or early 1960's
@@pastorofmuppets22 We are talking about the 1960s, not the 1860s. In the 1960s to marry in the UK under 21 required the parental consent. 16 was the minimum age with consent which was also the age of consent. Plant and Maureen were 20 when they married. Maureen, a nurse, supported him financially before Zeppelin but he did work for her father at one stage under pressure to earn money. The woman said to be Plant's girlfriend before Maureen was Maureen's little sister. She was 12 in 1964 when the song was written.
@@davidcarter4247 In the 1960's everything I said happened, happened.People did leave school early to work.People did get married young.People did get in the military at 16.Idk why you brought up the 1860's,as if anything I said wasn't true?I was alive at the time,so I believe what I saw over what you tell me
16 is about right. LZ was formed when Plant (Bonham, too, really) was very young by contemporary standards.
Plant’s voice is so perfect on this masterpiece.
The phrasing is spectacular.
Still raspy, from the throat operation he had the year before. In a good way.
Lifelong Zeppelin fan. This is my very favorite song of theirs. Such a high quality song....and done so masterfully.
Jimmy Page's guitar work is sublime. Frankly, if I never hear "Stairway to Heaven" again, that will be too soon. But I never tire of this one.
This is a great song, makes me think of people that are no longer in my life. I believe it was about a breakup which makes sense why it makes me feel this way. Very few people are in your life for the long haul. Most are important for a brief period and after a while, they fade away but the memories remain.
100%!!
Yeah yeah troy , there's a message behind the lyrics... 😭🙏👍😂
That first solo is Jimmy’s best. Nothing beats something that touches one emotionally. You can feel the pain in it. He just conveyed it flawlessly.
Jimmy Page had originally intended the song to be an instrumental piece; he recorded around 14 guitar tracks to overdub the harmony section.[5] Robert Plant later added lyrics, which are dedicated to an old girlfriend who, ten years earlier, had made him choose either her or his music. Plant explained this in an interview in 1975.
This is my absolute favorite Zeppelin song ♥️🎸🎼♥️
I concur
One of the coolest Chord progressions ever written imo
Hee name was Amy. I saved myself by getting clean. She died from our addiction. 35 years have passed and she still haunts dreams. Her smell. Her hair. Her laughter. We listened to this song. I should have at least tried to take her with me when I left. I am sorry. I miss you
This entire album is absolutely epic! A masterpiece.
Great tune from that monumental album, also off it, try the Wanton Song, another amazing banger. Enjoy! 🎵🎸
Totally underrated gem from mighty zeppelin. If I could suggest another great one...I'm gonna crawl.
Nothing like this song for bringing up memories of old loves, and that's on top of it being it a "lost in the sauce" composition. And, yeah, Physical Graffiti is a stand-out album among a catalog of LZ stand-out albums.
I played a movie of past endeavors for sure while this masterpiece plays.
It doesn't need to explain it's self self as it's a album that can stand along all albums since the digital age.
This song has a lot of meaning for me and especially the line, "Though the course may change sometimes, rivers always reach the sea."
Man I seen this and brought tears to my eyes! Because this was my big brothers Tommmy favorite Zep song and my brother has been in Heaven for 10 years this year and it seems like it was just yesterday! RIP Big Brother! I love ya Tom! This song isnt the jamming song that some Zep fans are used too but its not all about how loud the music is , its the words in the song that make the song just as much as the music! Thanks. Keep up the Good Work guys!
This is why I love this channel. Nobody else is playing this wonderful, phenomenal song.
This has always been up in my top 5 Led Zeppelin songs since I first heard it at 12, it’s towards the end of the 4th side of the Double LP “Physical Graffiti” (My favorite Led Zep release) which is absolutely loaded with great songs, but then this one caught me off guard towards the end and always really moved me with its dreamy lingering guitar and short bursts of energy.
This is definitely one of those refreshing Led Zep “deep tracks” that was never played in heavy rotation like their many “hits” that would always get radio airplay.
Rounding out my Top 5 Led Zep, in no particular order would also include: “Achillies Last Stand”, “In My Time of Dying”, “Out On The Tiles”, and “How Many More Times?”
Simply a majestic track. One of their best.
My favorite Zeppelin song. The bass is so awesome!
One of their best songs for sure....just beautiful
This is a beautiful song even for casual listening, but for musicians (especially guitarists) with even rudimentary knowledge of arrangement and composition, it’s a masterpiece. One of many on this album alone.
Great deep cut by Zep.. Love this song so much.
I feel like Lex is experiencing what I did as a teenager. Discovering the magic of Led Zeppelin and how they would send you on a journey. Unfortunately John Bonham died when I was 16 (1980) and they decided to part rather than find a different drummer. Some of Robert Plants music was good, but never close to the mysterious feel of Led Zeppelin.
I'm jealous and joyous at the same time watching her enjoy her magical journey. You can't help but smile at both of their reactions. She oozes everything that's great about music and the new discoveries.
It was like they were on a different planet. I remember when Kasmir first came out, and people were bummed that it wasn't "otherworldly". But if you go back and listen to Kasmir now, it is otherworldy in different ways than the early stuff. It's freaking genius and people were ragging about it...lol.
You and I are the same age - I still remember the day Bonzo died very well I had tickets to their upcoming show. There was no decision - they could not go on without John Bonham - actually they could have never gone on as a band without any of them - each was so integral to their sound
John's death was too much for Robert , having lost his son Karac 3 years earlier & only John was there for his time of grieving
Is why Led Zeppelin couldn't continue. All felt that
Led Zeppelin to me has always been a fortress, a castle, a garrison of that which needs to be housed in a place for all which is precious.
One of Page's masterpieces, and he has more than most...just brilliant
Reminds me of an someone I used to love and still do in a certain way
Ditto!
My favorite Zep song!!! The transitions are phenomenal.Sheer brilliance. The vocals are outstanding. Thanks guys. I think I will rinse and repeat A couple times.
My favorite Zeppelin song. The Rain Song close second.
One of the most infectious riffs ever.
Perfection. Absolutely my all time favorite song by them. The solo, the middle of the song, I can't even describe how much I love it and how great Jimmy Page is. And Robert Plant's vocals are just so lovely. I'm so glad you did this song. It's highly underrated
the whole physical graffiti album is a winner for me. 'the nest is in our soul'
This is favorite zeppelin song fpr sure. I wish people strayed from the popular radio hits and listened to the whole albums. 9 times out 10 the best songs have never been radio played
It's crazy to me that such young men can reach out and grasp eternal truths as casually as they pick up their guitars and play.
You might want to make a separate Playlist just for your Led Zeppelin reactions! Best band of all time.
JPJ’s bass is so fat in this song, love it!
They will always be my favorite band
Sometimes a song will cut through a consciousness of a gathering and enlighten a mood...this is one of those many LZ songs that do!
Rock n roll will never be this good again
@@stanflahaut1893 I agree there is some good music out there. As a musician I’ve been into music my whole life…I’m 64. But music today has largely been ruined by record companies. So much of it is formulaic, whereas the music of the past had much more freedom of creativity. You don’t see much 6 minute…10 minute…19 minute tracks today.
Back then you didn’t have to search for good music. It was everywhere. On the radio or deep album tracks it was everywhere. No cherry picking necessary.
The guitar work of those decades were more creative as well IMO. But to disagree is what free speech is all about.
@@stanflahaut1893 Agreed. I'm in my 40s. There are still a lot of good modern bands out there. People need to get out more and explore.
This would be my personal favorite Led Zeppelin track
I agree . Perfection!
I could not wait till y'all checked this jewel of a tune out! For me, this is the most pleasingly mellow emotional tune that ever came out of the 70's... Period! Nice reaction guys, as usual.
10 years gone, and how it used to be...boy can I relate. Thanks for playing the greatest band ever.
👍❤🤙
the best zeppelin song...when the chorus comes in for the final time page combines all the layers that he kept adding each time the chorus happens to make one final wall of guitar sound...one of his crowning achievements on the guitar and in his production work...
One of my all time favorite Led Zeppelin songs!
Best Zeppelin song.. always brings a tear to my eye...
Such a beautiful song. I’ve listened to this song most of my life and never noticed the observation lex made about the end of each line. So cool
From the previous studio album before this one (Houses of The Holy). A little song called, The Crunge. A great funky song with Zeppelin (Especially Vocalist Plant). Doing his best James Brown impersonation ! It's a must !
The whole eagle/nest metaphors and the pacing throughout has always made this one of my favorite songs of theirs.
Lex feels what many have felt before her: that some of the best hard rock music is actually very soulful
It's a unique Rock song with real lyrics that blends the light and heavy sounds. It makes you feel something every time. Great guitar.
I've been hoping for ages that you'd get round to reacting to this song and I'm delighted to see that you have, and that you enjoyed it! It's one of my absolute favourite Zeppelin songs as I love all the different facets it has. Brilliant!
a mother-beautiful song; Led Zep greats you havent heard - Dancing Days, I'm Gonna Crawl, Carouselambra, Down By the Seaside, That's the Way.
Great song very meditative out of all the big groups of the late 1960s through the 1970s Zeppelin only have 8 studio albums but is far more influential then bands that have far more albums they were always quality over quantity.
They never put out a bad song, MASTERS!!!!
I grew up in the early 70’s with Zeppelin providing the soundtrack to my high school years. This is my favourite LZ tune.
You’re right girl! He rarely ends a phrase without going up in pitch. Good catch! I never realized that and I’m 70.
Another great reaction/song. Thank you.. In the S.F. bay area, the DJ always referred to them as "The Mighty" Led Zeppelin. As Ann Wilson (Heart) said, "They are Zeus on top of the mountain".🤘
97.3 KRQR....The Rocker
@@robvincent1993 Steven Seaweed.
@@Gil334 Yep! The Weedman! I believe it was "the almighty Led Zeppelin." Great radio station.
@@robvincent1993 No.. Just "The Mighty".🙂
Omg. This song... it brings back so many memories for me
This is my favorite zeppelin song to play on guitar. It's such a simple, fluid, exquisite, riff to play.
Led Zeppelin was such a huge part of my life growing up. I am glad others are finding it. I can't imagine not hearing this band for my 55yrs.
There’s something about Led Zeppelin where it sounds old and new at the same time. A lot of music from that era is dated but I swear someone could make these albums today and they would have the same impact now as they did then.
This is one of my go-to songs when I'm messing around on guitar. The intro is super easy but sounds amazing. Makes people think you're better than you are.
Either 'Ten Years Gone' or 'The Rain Song' have always been my favorite Zep song... even forty-seven years later. ;-)
Epic Zeppelin!! There are dozens of guitar overdubs, like a one-man guitar symphony :)
I was going to say the same.Especially the end.The overdubbed harmonies,those bends.Jimmy is a wizard in the studio.It is a masterpiece of an album(s).
One of my absolute favorites. SO good.
One of my all time favorite Led Zeppelin tracks, from my favorite Led Zeppelin album.
They have so many “EPIC” songs
This song put tears in my eyes everytime I heard
One of their best. The guitar solo is sublime.
Well.... are you sure you're ready for Physical Graffiti?
There are some deep songs and some hard songs and some quirky songs on these two records.
As always, you will never find a bad song on this or any Led Zeppelin album.
There will be songs you don't really understand why they would record a song and songs that won't click with you until you've listened to it 3 or 4 times, then you'll have an Epiphany while you hear it and you'll say ooohhh! This really is a jam. LOL
I can easily recommend every song oj this double album but a couple tracks that I think both of you will like for different reasons, are NIGHTFLIGHT, DOWN BY THE SEASIDE, IN THE LIGHT, and the final track SICK AGAIN.
There are no bad songs and you've reacted to a few already that are the more often played tracks, but the DEEP tracks are always Zeppelin's real classics
I love Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd and the prog Celtic band Iona.❤️💗❤️
My favorite Zep song. I saw them perform it live in 1977 summer. Great ballad - Rivers Always Reach the Sea is my motto!
Yeah I played this song a LOT in college...and thank-you for delving into the lyrics. It has a slow rocking reflection mood to it... Relationships. How far we've come; so far to go.... and the crystal ball isn't fond of guarantees... Zepp at their finest... All band members so good. Robert Plant great lyricist...
My favorite Zep song. This one has Plant's most introspective lyrics. Jimmy Page added a ton of guitar dubs to create the cascading sound at the end.
I think one of their greatest songs.
Oh yes! This is one of my favorites from Led Zeppelin. Lex you are so perceptive. I love hearing what you both think of a song. You have different takes. I'm so glad you guys are listening to more Led Zeppelin.
"Physical Graffiti" is my favorite Zeppelin album, although "Led Zeppelin I" is a close second. Lex's insight is extraordinary--she notices meanings or possible meanings on her first listen. Perhaps I've heard this song too many times to analyze it.
That is one Zeppelin's best songs of all time, maybe THE best, in my opinion. Thanks, cats.
Easily my favorite song in Led Zep’s catalog and also one of my favorite songs, period. Everything about this track is otherworldly and majestic while also being melancholy and nostalgic. This song speaks to me and I do indeed pine on former and lost loves when I hear it, and I often wonder if those ladies hear it(or some other song special to them) and think about me every once in a while as I do them.
Thank you for another great reaction! I requested this song a few times, always loved this song, I’m glad you did too!👍🏻
By far my favorite Zeppelin track
One of the first guitar songs I learned on acoustic ( along with Over the Hills…) . Yep it’s about Roberts’s old girlfriend who’s now “10 years gone.”
Always loved the opening lyrics..."Then, as it was, then again it will be, and though the course may change sometimes, rivers always reach the sea"... I believe Robert was given an ultimatum by his wife after 10 years, it's me or the band...
It was an old girlfriend who gave him the ultimatum before he made it big with LZ.
You can't pick a bad Zeppelin song they are all great. You guys are great too ! TY
I was in the UK when they released their last album "In through the out door",by the time I got back to New Zealand,JB had tragically shuffled off this mortal coil,as a budding young drummer I felt like God had died....I've got it into perspective now,but still one of the great rock'n'roll tragedies