*Opera singer's first time watching!* -Led Zeppelin -Kashmir - REUPLOAD fixed audio - Gooble Reacts!
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Remember...everything you heard came from just three instrument players and a singer. EVERYTHING. You need to listen to the 'Celebration Day" performance with the drummer's son taking over the chair after his father died young. That is an utterly amazing performance by a bunch of 70-year-olds
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Yes, this was the greatest rock band and 50 years later still hold that title
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“The phone served no purpose. It was put there during rehearsals and sound check and just became stuck there and became sort of glided to the set. I really don’t know why, it just sort of never got moved. I’m just glad it never rang during a number, I wouldn’t know what to do” John Paul Jones
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“the guy in the khakis” is Jimmy Page, arguably the best ever rock guitarist and founder and heart of Led Zeppelin
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No band ever came close to them, 4 GOATS came together and changed everything.
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Robert Plant said this was the Zeppelin song he was most proud of. In case you didn't catch it, Bonham was playing a straight 4 beat on the drums, while Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones were playing in 6 time, creating a phase effect between the beat and the melody. And those drum fills....iconic!!!
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The GOATS at work
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John Paul Jones on the Yamaha GX-1 while playing the Moog Taurus bass pedals with his feet.....Jonesy was truly Led Zeppelin's Swiss army knife.
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What's crazy is that I had heard the album version of Kashmir a thousand times before I ever got to see this live version, and Bonham's drumming still melted my brain like I had never heard it before.
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The difference between this band and EVERY other one is that Robert Plant didn't assume that he was merely a singer but his instrument was just as important as every other in the band.
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There are crappy reviews and then there is this. Led Zeppelin were rock gods.
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This is all why they were the greatest guitarist in history! And each the greatest musician!
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This is the greatest rock song ever. Accept no substitutes.
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I saw zeppelin in ‘75.. and I saw Floyd,Stones, Sabbath, Uriah Heep, Skynyrd…The WHO,…it was hard work being young.
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They are all GOATs. Bonzo is the beating heart of Zeppelin. 🙂 As for another, In My Time of Dying - Earls Court.
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A masterpiece
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John Bonham is a miracle still up today for drummers of every age. His son, Jason, gets his beats nearly close....
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This came out when I was 14 in Melbourne Australia and totally blew my mind. The switch up of the timing was just amazing to me, as I had been a classically trained pianist and constant timing was a necessity, but not for Zeppelin. This is still one of my favourite songs to this day, and I never tire of hearing it! What a bunch of next level genius talent they all had. R.I.P. Bonzo, always steadying the ship with your stunning drumming.
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Sent you to another level, didn't it girl?
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Whenever you watch the live performances in front of an audience the guitarist, Jimmy Page, is really fun to watch. He really gets into his music and I think he enjoys it so much that it's not a job.
