Nope. There hasn't been a Led Zeppelin for 45 years. They no longer exist - no tamina. So they can't be the greatest. But for over 60 years there has still been the greatest of all, and everyone around the world knows their name: The Rolling Stones. Eat it and swallow it. 😀
This was a one night only Led Zeppelin reunion concert in 2007 from the O2 Arena in London. There was a worldwide lottery for tickets that had over 20 million requests for 20,000 seats. John Bonham's son Jason on drums. They poured their hearts out on the stage that night and gave the world a performance to remember which rivaled any of their concerts from the 70's. You should really take the time to watch the entire show. Also you should check out their 1973 performance from MSG in the concert film The Song Remains the Same. I saw them in 1977 at MSG then followed Jimmy Page through the years seeing him play live 27 times. He is THE best guitarist to see live....period.
The drummer here is the original drummer, John Bonham “Bonzo”’s son, Jason. The group disbanded in 1980 after Bonzo”s death. No way to continue. You can’t just plug another drummer into a group when he was the best rock drummer ever. I understand why you’ve chosen this performance of Kashmir, but I would have preferred one from the complete group when they were performing together, such as the 1979 Knebworth performance. The drumming in the Knebworth performance is so good.
Lol it was luck of the draw Anita UA-cam said this one had the most views so thats why I went with it lol I had no idea the Drummer was not the original one until you all told me haha. . Will def react to the original version as well especially now that I know really looking forward to hearing it! Thanks for the info much appreciated!! Have a good one!! :-)
The best performance this song was in 1979 at the knebworth live ever. BONZO pass way 1980 but that performance was the bether till today about kashmir. His son is a good drummer but he is so far from his father BONZO.
This concert is the last full Led Zeppelin performance of their career filmed in December of 2007. Yes, the Zep boys wrote the riff to Kashmir, Diddy sampled it, hopefully with permission. Zep released the original Kashmir in 1974 and was on their 'Physical Graffiti' album. It is a SPECTACULAR last performance by the greatest rock band ever!
This was 2007, I was there. I`d been a Led Zep fan for 30 years at this point, I never thought I`d get the chance. They were incredible. The drummer on this is Jason Bonham, the son of legendary zep drummer John Bonham. The gig was a tribute to Ahmet Ertegun, president of Atlantic records, the label that sign Zeppelin. They eventually went on to have their own label Swansong.
There were only 20,000 seats available and when they went on sale, all the servers crashed with over 20 million request for tickets in the first 2 hours. Also they were all in their 60's. Kashmir was first released in 1975. Singer is Robert Plant, guitar player is Jimmy Page, keyboards and bass, John Paul Jones, drummer, Jason Bottom, son of original drummer, John Bottom. When they were rehearsing they told the crew, NO AUTO TUNE OR OTHER ENHANCEMENTS, they wanted to do it just like they did in 1975. Voted best rock band of the 60's-70's & 80's. Then came back in 2007 and did this in their 60's and killed it with NO AUTO TUNE OR OTHER ENHANCEMENTS today singers use.
The studio version of "Kashmir" was released on the album 'Physical Graffiti' in 1975. This live show took place in December 2007. The original drummer, John Bonham, died in 1980. This concert features Jason Bonham on drums, the son of original drummer John Bonham.
This was in 2007; released as a concert film & album in 2012. Led Zeppelin only reunited and performed 4 times after the group disbanded in 1980. At Live Aid in 1985; a party for Atlantic Records in 1989; their Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction in 1995; the Celebration Day concert in 2007. Jason Bonham sat in on drums for the latter 3 performances. Jimmy Page & Robert Plant teamed up for a pair of albums, a tour, and an MTV Unplugged performance DVD in the late 1990's. They played some Zeppelin songs but did not bill it as a group reunion.
I think this is the first time I've seen anyone react to this specific performance of the song. Which is a shame, because it's spectacular, and because even though it was the first time they played together after many years (and with a different drummer to boot), they were still amazing. Led Zeppelin is forever.
Even at that age...they are fabulous! Yes that is from Led Zeppelin! Many have sampled riffs from the mighty Zep! This was 2006...yes they were in their 60s. Yes they is a studio version...yeah the drummer passed away in 1980 . please do The Song Remains The Same/The Rain Song and live Achillies Last Stand!! You will love them!!
This song is from Led Zeppelin's album called Physical Grafitti that came out in 1975. The drummer on this video is the son of the original drummer John Bonham of this band who died in 1980. The rest of the guys on this video the singer (Robert Plant), the guitarist (Jimmy Page) and the piano/synth player (John Paul Jones) are the original band members who wrote this song.
It was a one-off show and tickets were sold like a lottery. Twenty million applied and 20k go in in 2007. They havent played togther in years until this concert.
If you want a REAL, ULTIMATE and incomparable Led Zeppelin experience you have to get comfy on your couch, invite whoever you can safely invite to join you, grab all your provisions and party ables and turn your surround sound up as high as you can. Then watch The Song Remains The Same,a full length concert that we had to sneak out to the midnight movie to watch it. ENJOY!! You won't regret it! It'll be the closest thing you can do to be as close as you can to being at a Led Zeppelin concert and get to know them and what they're all about. Happy viewing! Lynda
what an iconic, epic epric band. :) greatest band of all time, period. careful driving when this comes on...you'll have a hard time not pushing pedal to the metal.
Led Zeppelin are just legends that for this one night concert the request for tickets were over 20 million, that broke records. I can't wait until you get to see Jimmy Page play guitar with a cello bow epic.
Have seen them live. They didn't have warm up bands. Three hours of continuously bringing down the thunder and rocking the Heavens. Thanks for sharing, enjoyed it.!
Tryin' to find what I feeeeeeeeeeeellll! Ba-Dap! DA-DADA! DA-DADA! DA-DAD! Then Robert lets it roll for an extra bar to establish the music before coming back in with the vocals. All morning I have been listening to the build up to this particular crescendo and repeatedly being brought to tears. Jimmy has this perfect sound on his guitar and the production is so crisp. After having listened to a couple of live versions of Kashmir I think this is my favorite. They are sharp and sober, not a trace of sloppiness and they are playing with such passion its palpable. Tremendous artistic performance.
Robert's original high voice range was pretty much gone by the time they recorded Graffiti. He just had a surgery done for his throat/vocal chords in the fall of '73 and he could barely speak at all for weeks after that while recuperating. His smoking and cocaine addiction didn't help neither. The studio versions of Custard Pie, Sick Again, The Wanton song and of course Trampled Underfoot, In the Light and Kashmir were basically Robert at his most raspiest everytime he tried to hit a high note.
So by the time the band played Copenhagen and Knebworth in the summer of '79 and also played they're last series of shows with the late John Bonham, his voice had fully recovered but not like it was originally before from 1968-72.
April 25, 1977, is when I saw them in concert in Louisville Kentucky one of the best concerts I ever went to where are known as lead heads I’m 64 years old and still can’t get enough of them thank you.
Zeppelin first recorded this song in 1975,released on their album Physical Graffiti. This from the reunion show, 'Celebration Day', with John Bonham's son Jason, on drums.
This was a reunion concert. Jason Bonham played for his father, John, who is deceased. This song was also done by Page and Plant with an Egyptian ensemble and strings....guaranteed to rock you off your socks. Love seeing you young folks rocking to the stuff I grew up on. Still have my vinyl Led Zepplin from back in the day❤️
Led Zeppelin 1973. Tampa, Florida and played to the largest crowd that had ever gathered to a single concert performance. They broke another Beatles attendance record (55,000 at Shea), drew 57,000 to the event.
Please, do the studio version of “Since I’ve Been Loving You” next... Robert Plant and John Bonham were only 19 or 20 years old when it was recorded... then do the Live version afterwards. You’ll LOVE it...
"They get big crowds too" lol. They're the biggest rock band in history and this was their final, one-off performance. The list of celebrities and musicians who attended was pure a-list and goes on for miles. This concert holds the record for most wanted tickets. Over 20 million people applied, for only 16,000 tickets! People came from all over the World. In terms of sales and influence, only one band is bigger than Zeppelin... The Beatles. In terms of rock, they are unsurpassed and probably always will be. They are the rock gods and every other rock band bows down before them! :)
The drummer is the son of John b the original drummer this was in the mid 90's I had tickets twice for them once in ponitac Michigan in 1977 I was a teenager and we moved to Georgia 1 week before they came I was so mad at my mom and dad!!!! Then I had tickets in 80 but John died and they cancelled the concert so i miss both times and I still have the unused 80's ticket Ken D.... maybe mistaking on the time line for the concert
Hey thanks Ken yea thats what everyone is saying wow what a interesting story! That is so unlucky that you missed out on seeing them live twice omg wow!! That would have been so cool to see geez sorry to hear Ken :-( Sending you a huge hug though and allot of love :-)
I had tickets to see Led Zeppelin at Rich Stadium Orchard Park in Buffalo NY in the 70s, on the morning of the show day Robert Plant‘s son died of cancer and they canceled, I kept the unused ticket for a souvenir and at that time it was $12.50, still have the ticket
this was a one off show from 2007 a reunion basically… It's where 20 million people subscribed to try to get a ticket to the show..... it's not quite Led Zeppelin, it's 3/4 of Led Zeppelin, but it was a much anticipated reunion show that they basically did for the Atlantic records president, a tribute to him !
You've barely scratched the surface of the greatness of Zep. You should really check out studio and live performances of the same songs to get a feel for their superior artistry!
Hey Nora!!! Yes I love it heaps lol haha!! It is definitely well done and just has a larger than life sound sooo cool!! Always a pleasure to chat with you Nora much love to you!! :-)
The first time I ever saw them was I think 1970 at the Fillmore East in New York that's when it all started for me got grounded for a while but it was worth it.
“They’ve got big crowds!” Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb from the 1994 Pulse Concert says “hello!” I say - Please please react to it, you won’t be disappointed. Much aroha (love) from the very far north of New Zealand.
Thank you for reacting to Led in their 70’s! Still the greatest Rock Band Ever! Also, its always guaranteed “I’ve heard this”…Led is the most sampled by Rap artist.
Saw these 4 play MSG in1988 at 1:30am Led Zeppelin opened there 5 song set with Kashmir. Concert started at 1:30pm left MSG at 2:30 was back in Brooklyn by 3:30am for a last beer in a bar. Great musicians and different time in the World
Brilliant concert from 2007,Jason Bonham ( drummer) is the son of led zeps drummer John Henry Bonham (Bonzo) & is Roberts ( singer) Godson ,awesome. Loved them since early 70s.
2007 at the O2 center in London this song came out I think it was 1975 the album was called physical graffiti it was sort of like a reunion the drummer passed away in 1980 that's when the band ended the singer Robert plant Jimmy Page guitar player did some stuff together after that their son not their son John Bonham son the drummer who passed away is playing the drums right now so it's Robert plant singer Jimmy Page guitar player and John Paul Jones who plays Bass and plays keyboards when he plays the keyboard he plays the bass on the bass pedals
This song came out in the 1970s, their drummer John Bonham passed away in the early 80s. The drummer you see in this video is Jason Bonham, drummer John Bonham's son. The video is from 2008 ,I believe? I wanted to go to see them when they came to Indianapolis. Tickets price was pretty pricey.....I would definitely have paid it if my finances had been better. But even at $400 and $600 a ticket every concert sold out ,I'm told. The band ,The Who played front for them. Singer Robert Plant still tours with his own band for his solo work. Which is also fire!
This is a rabbit hole you should go down. Their discography is unmatched,genius level stuff. Great reaction❤️🎶❤️keep doing rock songs and you’ll find all kinds of things you’ve heard ,but only a snippet,like this one. Album 1 - I’d start there😊
The drummer is Jason Bonham the son of the original drummer John "Bonzo" Bonham. Plus what's even cooler is the drum kit is John's kit. They broke up because of Bonzo's death. Fun little fact Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen offered anyone who got tickets through the lottery I million dollars for their tickets. If you want to see a great cover of a Led Zeppelin song check out Heart's cover of Stairway to Heaven from the Kennedy Center Honors show. Robert Plant says it's the greatest cover of Stairway to Heaven he's ever heard.
The studio version of Kashmir was released in 1975. There is a live version of them playing it in 1979 at the Knebworth festival. Page and Plant reunited for a MTV special in 1994, and Kashmir was played for the finale. They were accompanied by an orchestra. Even if you don't record the reactions for them, you might want to check them out. P Diddy's version was released for the 1998 version of Godzilla. Guitarist Jimmy Page makes a cameo in the video. He would also join Diddy for a live version on Saturday Night Live.
Love your enthusiasm, great ears, and I'm a subscriber. I love having the music I grew up with and loved so much, validated by first time listeners to the original artists. Fun to watch.
Two of them performed this with an Egyptian orchestra! Pretty cool and flowin' If this song is from Phys Graffiti, then that takes it back to '76 See them do 'In My Time of Dying'!!!!!!!!!! which Zep got from a blues gospel song so everything comes full circle. Everybody makes it their own. Robert Plant is still performing in all his great tribal influenced music since the 90s. React to Beth Hart doing 'Am I the One' too. She's a Janis Joplin kinda Zeppelin sound
This was 2007. They are in their sixties. This is their last live performance They were stunning ...... 37 years after.Zeppelin died. Bonzo’s son on drums This was Plants favorite song and is considered the apex of their career
That video is after john bonam passed. The drummer is his Son , Jason Bonam. That's about around 1995 or so. I seen them in 95 with a orchestra behind them in K.c. Missouri. Blew us away.!!
I saw them live at knebworth ,england when they were in their prime with john bonham. it was awesome, a fantastic experience. It was my ambition to see them.
This 2007 show has the Guiness world record for the most requested ticket. 20 million requests for a arena that seats 20,000.
That's the most awesome fact indeed
Peter Tea yes, it’s crazy. If they did them all at the O2, it would be 1000 shows. That’s one every single day for almost 3 years 😂
79 Knebworth me. Last UK show with Bonzo.
And they used lottery for tickets
Wow!
When the greatest rock beast of all time entered the stage, for a last reminder how big, beautiful and powerful it still is.
Nope. There hasn't been a Led Zeppelin for 45 years. They no longer exist - no tamina. So they can't be the greatest. But for over 60 years there has still been the greatest of all, and everyone around the world knows their name: The Rolling Stones.
Eat it and swallow it. 😀
@@eternityjackson3564 🤣... and that's just your opinion.
@@eternityjackson3564 so, a Band that does not exist anymore can't be the greatest of all time? Why?
@@ingobordewick6480 And that's just YOUR opinion, not mine or those of millions of others.
And now?....
@@eternityjackson3564 😂😂😂
This song is *HYPNOTIC!* .
Plant is 58 here I think page is 62. John Bonham was the original drummer he passed away in 1980. The drummer on here is his son jason
Wow. Bonzo Jr. was absolutely killing it. His pop would be proud.
My generation my Beatles Witness this Group on stage 3 times front row truly a out of body experienreally With a memory I will take to the grave
This was a one night only Led Zeppelin reunion concert in 2007 from the O2 Arena in London. There was a worldwide lottery for tickets that had over 20 million requests for 20,000 seats. John Bonham's son Jason on drums. They poured their hearts out on the stage that night and gave the world a performance to remember which rivaled any of their concerts from the 70's. You should really take the time to watch the entire show. Also you should check out their 1973 performance from MSG in the concert film The Song Remains the Same. I saw them in 1977 at MSG then followed Jimmy Page through the years seeing him play live 27 times. He is THE best guitarist to see live....period.
The drummer here is the original drummer, John Bonham “Bonzo”’s son, Jason. The group disbanded in 1980 after Bonzo”s death. No way to continue. You can’t just plug another drummer into a group when he was the best rock drummer ever. I understand why you’ve chosen this performance of Kashmir, but I would have preferred one from the complete group when they were performing together, such as the 1979 Knebworth performance. The drumming in the Knebworth performance is so good.
Lol it was luck of the draw Anita UA-cam said this one had the most views so thats why I went with it lol I had no idea the Drummer was not the original one until you all told me haha. . Will def react to the original version as well especially now that I know really looking forward to hearing it! Thanks for the info much appreciated!! Have a good one!! :-)
The best performance this song was in 1979 at the knebworth live ever. BONZO pass way 1980 but that performance was the bether till today about kashmir. His son is a good drummer but he is so far from his father BONZO.
Eliseu Lisboa Well put!
Dude it's an amazing performance considering their age. How many Rock stars can Rock on this age?
giorgos Jameson Kl True that man!
This concert is the last full Led Zeppelin performance of their career filmed in December of 2007. Yes, the Zep boys wrote the riff to Kashmir, Diddy sampled it, hopefully with permission. Zep released the original Kashmir in 1974 and was on their 'Physical Graffiti' album. It is a SPECTACULAR last performance by the greatest rock band ever!
"Kashmir" is HYPNOTIZING!
It creeps in through your ears, slides up your spine and through your heart and then it captures your SOUL!
This was 2007, I was there. I`d been a Led Zep fan for 30 years at this point, I never thought I`d get the chance. They were incredible. The drummer on this is Jason Bonham, the son of legendary zep drummer John Bonham. The gig was a tribute to Ahmet Ertegun, president of Atlantic records, the label that sign Zeppelin. They eventually went on to have their own label Swansong.
Lucky bastard
There were only 20,000 seats available and when they went on sale, all
the servers crashed with over 20 million request for tickets in the
first 2 hours. Also they were all in their 60's. Kashmir was first
released in 1975. Singer is Robert Plant, guitar player is Jimmy Page,
keyboards and bass, John Paul Jones, drummer, Jason Bottom, son of
original drummer, John Bottom. When they were rehearsing they told the
crew, NO AUTO TUNE OR OTHER ENHANCEMENTS, they wanted to do it just
like they did in 1975. Voted best rock band of the 60's-70's & 80's.
Then came back in 2007 and did this in their 60's and killed it with NO
AUTO TUNE OR OTHER ENHANCEMENTS today singers use.
For this show there were over 20 million requests for tickets which is the one show. My favorite band
The studio version of "Kashmir" was released on the album 'Physical Graffiti' in 1975. This live show took place in December 2007. The original drummer, John Bonham, died in 1980. This concert features Jason Bonham on drums, the son of original drummer John Bonham.
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I am 64 yrs old and grew up on this band .... thats how long they been around. I've seen them in concert 3 times and all amazing.
I was fortunate enough to see them twice, "75" and "77"
Fun fact, John-Paul Jones (Keys), plays the bass-part with his feet
Released 47 years ago. And still rocks out 99% of what’s out there.since.
Hell yeah Dan it does!! ☺️❤️
No. It still rocks out 100% of what's out there!
99.99
This was in 2007; released as a concert film & album in 2012.
Led Zeppelin only reunited and performed 4 times after the group disbanded in 1980. At Live Aid in 1985; a party for Atlantic Records in 1989; their Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction in 1995; the Celebration Day concert in 2007. Jason Bonham sat in on drums for the latter 3 performances.
Jimmy Page & Robert Plant teamed up for a pair of albums, a tour, and an MTV Unplugged performance DVD in the late 1990's. They played some Zeppelin songs but did not bill it as a group reunion.
Page and Jones were their usual perfect selves, but Plant and Bonham's performances are nothing less than heroic!
Wow, he still has a strong voice and moves like a younger man
Our generation had so much good music! Explore more of it!!!
I think this is the first time I've seen anyone react to this specific performance of the song. Which is a shame, because it's spectacular, and because even though it was the first time they played together after many years (and with a different drummer to boot), they were still amazing.
Led Zeppelin is forever.
Even at that age...they are fabulous! Yes that is from Led Zeppelin! Many have sampled riffs from the mighty Zep! This was 2006...yes they were in their 60s. Yes they is a studio version...yeah the drummer passed away in 1980 . please do The Song Remains The Same/The Rain Song and live Achillies Last Stand!! You will love them!!
This song is from Led Zeppelin's album called Physical Grafitti that came out in 1975. The drummer on this video is the son of the original drummer John Bonham of this band who died in 1980. The rest of the guys on this video the singer (Robert Plant), the guitarist (Jimmy Page) and the piano/synth player (John Paul Jones) are the original band members who wrote this song.
It was a one-off show and tickets were sold like a lottery. Twenty million applied and 20k go in in 2007. They havent played togther in years until this concert.
If you want a REAL, ULTIMATE and incomparable Led Zeppelin experience you have to get comfy on your couch, invite whoever you can safely invite to join you, grab all your provisions and party ables and turn your surround sound up as high as you can. Then watch The Song Remains The Same,a full length concert that we had to sneak out to the midnight movie to watch it. ENJOY!! You won't regret it! It'll be the closest thing you can do to be as close as you can to being at a Led Zeppelin concert and get to know them and what they're all about. Happy viewing! Lynda
Led Zeppelin the greatest band ever grace the stage there are no bad Led Zeppelin songs only timeless masterpieces
Critics said Plant wouldn’t be able to hit the high notes & screams any more because of his age, and then he did this …….
what an iconic, epic epric band. :) greatest band of all time, period. careful driving when this comes on...you'll have a hard time not pushing pedal to the metal.
This is 2007 O2 arena in England.
I'm 57 I've seen Zeppelin 3 times 73 75 77! This Kashmir was in 07 Zeppelin last live performance with John Bonhams son Jason Bonham on the drums!
Awesome! I'm jealous
Diddy used Led Zeppelins song and he performed with Jimmy Page...the video is on You Tube
It’s also on the Godzilla with Matthew Broderick soundtrack.
Led Zeppelin are just legends that for this one night concert the request for tickets were over 20 million, that broke records. I can't wait until you get to see Jimmy Page play guitar with a cello bow epic.
Have seen them live. They didn't have warm up bands. Three hours of continuously bringing down the thunder and rocking the Heavens. Thanks for sharing, enjoyed it.!
Tryin' to find what I feeeeeeeeeeeellll! Ba-Dap! DA-DADA! DA-DADA! DA-DAD! Then Robert lets it roll for an extra bar to establish the music before coming back in with the vocals. All morning I have been listening to the build up to this particular crescendo and repeatedly being brought to tears. Jimmy has this perfect sound on his guitar and the production is so crisp. After having listened to a couple of live versions of Kashmir I think this is my favorite. They are sharp and sober, not a trace of sloppiness and they are playing with such passion its palpable. Tremendous artistic performance.
The song was from the double album "Physical Graffiti"
Great album.
Robert's original high voice range was pretty much gone by the time they recorded Graffiti. He just had a surgery done for his throat/vocal chords in the fall of '73 and he could barely speak at all for weeks after that while recuperating. His smoking and cocaine addiction didn't help neither. The studio versions of Custard Pie, Sick Again, The Wanton song and of course Trampled Underfoot, In the Light and Kashmir were basically Robert at his most raspiest everytime he tried to hit a high note.
So by the time the band played Copenhagen and Knebworth in the summer of '79 and also played they're last series of shows with the late John Bonham, his voice had fully recovered but not like it was originally before from 1968-72.
I personally thought this was Robert's way of compromising the lackluster studio version vocals of Kashmir.
@@dylanwatson1287 the also toured in 1980
Come with me.. P. Diddy.. . a respectful and very well done take on this song.
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@@WrestleFury - Count on me .. I be there
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I miss you
April 25, 1977, is when I saw them in concert in Louisville Kentucky one of the best concerts I ever went to where are known as lead heads I’m 64 years old and still can’t get enough of them thank you.
Congratulations. That was one of the quickest pauses ever into a Zeppelin song. ;)
Zeppelin first recorded this song in 1975,released on their album Physical Graffiti. This from the reunion show, 'Celebration Day', with John Bonham's son Jason, on drums.
This show happened in December 2007. The studio version was on the double album "Physical Graffitti" released in February 1975.
This was a reunion concert. Jason Bonham played for his father, John, who is deceased. This song was also done by Page and Plant with an Egyptian ensemble and strings....guaranteed to rock you off your socks. Love seeing you young folks rocking to the stuff I grew up on. Still have my vinyl Led Zepplin from back in the day❤️
I saw them in 1977 with a crowd of 76 thousand fellow Zep heads.
Jimmy Page gave P Diddy his blessings to sample the music and decided to play guitar on it as well.
P Diddy made a song for the Godzilla movie, the misconception is it was sampled but Jimmy Page laid down the track on Diddys song.
Led Zeppelin 1973. Tampa, Florida and played to the largest crowd that had ever gathered to a single concert performance. They broke another Beatles attendance record (55,000 at Shea), drew 57,000 to the event.
Please, do the studio version of “Since I’ve Been Loving You” next... Robert Plant and John Bonham were only 19 or 20 years old when it was recorded... then do the Live version afterwards. You’ll LOVE it...
Cool sounds like a plan I cant wait!!! Maybe I should do it tomorrow?! Thank you for the support as always!! Much love!! :-)
I so much agree
I think the live version is so much better!
@@WrestleFury please do the live version!
Julie Manarin I suggested the studio version first because Plant and Bonham were so very young when recording it... love both studio and live !
Kashmir came out in 1975...Led Zeppelin is the greatest band to have ever walked this earth!!🎶🎶
There’s a 1979 live version @ Knebworth, UK…Bonzo was still alive..BTW his son is playing the kit in this version
"They get big crowds too" lol. They're the biggest rock band in history and this was their final, one-off performance. The list of celebrities and musicians who attended was pure a-list and goes on for miles. This concert holds the record for most wanted tickets. Over 20 million people applied, for only 16,000 tickets! People came from all over the World. In terms of sales and influence, only one band is bigger than Zeppelin... The Beatles. In terms of rock, they are unsurpassed and probably always will be. They are the rock gods and every other rock band bows down before them! :)
The drummer is the son of John b the original drummer this was in the mid 90's I had tickets twice for them once in ponitac Michigan in 1977 I was a teenager and we moved to Georgia 1 week before they came I was so mad at my mom and dad!!!! Then I had tickets in 80 but John died and they cancelled the concert so i miss both times and I still have the unused 80's ticket Ken D.... maybe mistaking on the time line for the concert
Hey thanks Ken yea thats what everyone is saying wow what a interesting story! That is so unlucky that you missed out on seeing them live twice omg wow!! That would have been so cool to see geez sorry to hear Ken :-( Sending you a huge hug though and allot of love :-)
this was at the O2 arena 2007
@@rogerkeiter4948 was not sure sounds like you are so ok I'll take your word on that
I've been with led Zeppelin since the beginning a lot of band sample their stuff you'd be surprised I've seen him like 20 times yeah I'm that old 😁
I had tickets to see Led Zeppelin at Rich Stadium Orchard Park in Buffalo NY in the 70s, on the morning of the show day Robert Plant‘s son died of cancer and they canceled, I kept the unused ticket for a souvenir and at that time it was $12.50, still have the ticket
this was a one off show from 2007 a reunion basically… It's where 20 million people subscribed to try to get a ticket to the show..... it's not quite Led Zeppelin, it's 3/4 of Led Zeppelin, but it was a much anticipated reunion show that they basically did for the Atlantic records president, a tribute to him !
Knebworth uk 1979, I was there, Kashmir was amazing, best band ever💥
Everybody samples led zeppelin....everyone 👍😂
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Wait, you think rappers come up with their own music? They sample just about everything music-wise
I saw Led Zeppelin live in Oakland, California, July 1977
You've barely scratched the surface of the greatness of Zep. You should really check out studio and live performances of the same songs to get a feel for their superior artistry!
I've seen them live 6 times in Houston...This performance is Phenominal...
A brilliant song and melody. So glad you love it, Faith!
Hey Nora!!! Yes I love it heaps lol haha!! It is definitely well done and just has a larger than life sound sooo cool!! Always a pleasure to chat with you Nora much love to you!! :-)
The first time I ever saw them was I think 1970 at the Fillmore East in New York that's when it all started for me got grounded for a while but it was worth it.
“They’ve got big crowds!”
Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb from the 1994 Pulse Concert says “hello!”
I say - Please please react to it, you won’t be disappointed.
Much aroha (love) from the very far north of New Zealand.
Thank you for reacting to Led in their 70’s! Still the greatest Rock Band Ever!
Also, its always guaranteed “I’ve heard this”…Led is the most sampled by Rap artist.
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I truly love your reaction to this video!! Genuinely magnificent to watch. These guys are no doubt the GOATS OF ROCK!!¡
The show was 2007, but the original was released in 1975!
Saw these 4 play MSG in1988 at 1:30am Led Zeppelin opened there 5 song set with Kashmir. Concert started at 1:30pm left MSG at 2:30 was back in Brooklyn by 3:30am for a last beer in a bar. Great musicians and different time in the World
The drummer on this video is Jason Bonham, son of John Bonham.
Brilliant concert from 2007,Jason Bonham ( drummer) is the son of led zeps drummer John Henry Bonham (Bonzo) & is Roberts ( singer) Godson ,awesome. Loved them since early 70s.
2007 at the O2 center in London this song came out I think it was 1975 the album was called physical graffiti it was sort of like a reunion the drummer passed away in 1980 that's when the band ended the singer Robert plant Jimmy Page guitar player did some stuff together after that their son not their son John Bonham son the drummer who passed away is playing the drums right now so it's Robert plant singer Jimmy Page guitar player and John Paul Jones who plays Bass and plays keyboards when he plays the keyboard he plays the bass on the bass pedals
This song came out in the 1970s, their drummer John Bonham passed away in the early 80s. The drummer you see in this video is Jason Bonham, drummer John Bonham's son. The video is from 2008 ,I believe? I wanted to go to see them when they came to Indianapolis. Tickets price was pretty pricey.....I would definitely have paid it if my finances had been better. But even at $400 and $600 a ticket every concert sold out ,I'm told.
The band ,The Who played front for them. Singer Robert Plant still tours with his own band for his solo work. Which is also fire!
take this for how its ment...i love you...your energy for music and its roots...honor and respect
This is a rabbit hole you should go down. Their discography is unmatched,genius level stuff. Great reaction❤️🎶❤️keep doing rock songs and you’ll find all kinds of things you’ve heard ,but only a snippet,like this one. Album 1 - I’d start there😊
A play list with Zeppelin and one with Queen, that's all you need! 🎶🔥😎🤩
The drummer is Jason Bonham the son of the original drummer John "Bonzo" Bonham. Plus what's even cooler is the drum kit is John's kit. They broke up because of Bonzo's death. Fun little fact Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen offered anyone who got tickets through the lottery I million dollars for their tickets. If you want to see a great cover of a Led Zeppelin song check out Heart's cover of Stairway to Heaven from the Kennedy Center Honors show. Robert Plant says it's the greatest cover of Stairway to Heaven he's ever heard.
This is when rock God's came to earth and played
I’m telling you, Zep has several songs that you can vibe out to to for 8 or 10 minutes.
I cant wait Anita that is going to be so much fun to do!! :-)
Crossifex So right! I really enjoy your reactions. It takes me back.
Every single one of their songs that go longer than 8 or 10 minutes falls into this category.
Another good live version of this song is Knebworth in '79
Saw them at the palace in Auburn Hills Michigan 18 years ago accompanied by the Detroit Symphony Orchestra one of the best shows I've ever been to
The studio version of Kashmir was released in 1975. There is a live version of them playing it in 1979 at the Knebworth festival. Page and Plant reunited for a MTV special in 1994, and Kashmir was played for the finale. They were accompanied by an orchestra. Even if you don't record the reactions for them, you might want to check them out.
P Diddy's version was released for the 1998 version of Godzilla. Guitarist Jimmy Page makes a cameo in the video. He would also join Diddy for a live version on Saturday Night Live.
Tickets for this reunion concert (this was the first and last) scalped for $33,000
Robert Plant still has “it”. Great voice and that gorgeous hair!!
Hell yeah!!😊❤️
Love your enthusiasm, great ears, and I'm a subscriber. I love having the music I grew up with and loved so much, validated by first time listeners to the original artists. Fun to watch.
The Gods of music period. Schooly D also used this in signifying rapper.
how about listing to it for 40 years and still rocking to it...
I saw them in May 1977 Capital Centre Largo, MD that venue is gone now but at least I have the memories !!!!
Baby it had to start somewhere and it all start with LED Zeppelin!
Hi from Adelaide Australia, I'm in love with your reaction to this song ❤️
There is a studio version from the album physical graffiti, the drummer is Jason Bonham, John Bonhams son.
Two of them performed this with an Egyptian orchestra! Pretty cool and flowin' If this song is from Phys Graffiti, then that takes it back to '76
See them do 'In My Time of Dying'!!!!!!!!!! which Zep got from a blues gospel song so everything comes full circle. Everybody makes it their own.
Robert Plant is still performing in all his great tribal influenced music since the 90s.
React to Beth Hart doing 'Am I the One' too. She's a Janis Joplin kinda Zeppelin sound
Really their the best of all time. The Goat
This was 2007. They are in their sixties. This is their last live performance They were stunning ...... 37 years after.Zeppelin died. Bonzo’s son on drums This was Plants favorite song and is considered the apex of their career
That video is after john bonam passed. The drummer is his Son , Jason Bonam. That's about around 1995 or so. I seen them in 95 with a orchestra behind them in K.c. Missouri. Blew us away.!!
Zeppelin are the most sampled act of all-time! You've probably heard bits of their music all over the place. :)
Fabulous reaction.. I hear you as much as my favorite ever song.. subscribed with pleasure!
"Bring it home!" is (very) COOL!
I saw them live at knebworth ,england when they were in their prime with john bonham. it was awesome, a fantastic experience. It was my ambition to see them.
Yes there is a studio version, I would say with the ,exception of songs on Houses of the Holy, always do studio first.
Even with a paunch, Jimmy still jams....and as Robert Plant said, " It's a shame that Jimmy didn't take the best care of himself".