That is one of the hardest bass beats around, JPJ is carrying this .

This is why Zeppelin couldn’t go on without Bonzo. It’s all four of them that make this band 🤘🤘

@zonacrs

8 ай бұрын

Yes, he was the anchor/keystone. At 61 years old when I listen to them he continues to blow me away. Jazz licks with power is the only way I can describe that beast of a drummer. The GOAT in my humble opinion.

@itsmedrooms6071

6 ай бұрын

Bonham was a force of nature and by many accounts larger than life. To be honest even if they wanted to go on and I think Page considered it with Cozy Powell in mind, they couldn’t because Page was still battling heroin addiction and was in very poor health. Robert’s heart wasn’t in it and there was still a rift of bad feelings between Plant and Page. They did try with Tony Thompson briefly at one time, but it just wasn’t working and then Tony was involved in a car accident and they just decided to forget it.

@mattsmith8901

6 ай бұрын

His death was devastating. Only 32 years old. This combination of musicians you won’t see in 10 lifetimes.

@mattsmith8901

6 ай бұрын

“John Bonham wasn’t just the drummer in Led Zeppelin. He was a 1/4 of Led Zeppelin” ….John Paul Jones, 2002.

The ultimate Diamond in the rough in the Zep catalogue. The most underrated song IMO

This song's title got its inspiration from John Bonham. Being "out on the tiles" meant you were going drinking. Bonzo had a little tune he'd sing that went "I've had a pint of bitter and now I'm feeling better and I'm out on the tiles. We're going down the rubbers and we're going to pull some scrubbers because we're out on the tiles." In some areas of England, people use a rhyming slang in their speech, so in this case, "rubbers" comes from the rhyming slang of rub-a-dub = the word "pub". To "pull" means "hook up with" and "scrubbers" are "loose women" (politely). If you listen closely, when Robert says, "I'm so glad I'm leaving" there's a voice immediately after that says "stop" and is believed to be Jimmy cueing the next little break and that they either inserted it there to go with Robert's lyric or just left it in. It's a catchy, bouncy tune with a hint of growl and is a lot of fun.

@snakeinthegrass7443

Жыл бұрын

And the Brits say us Yanks have some weird slang? 😁 Very interesting info tho.

JPJ is multi talented glad he’s getting the praise he so rightly deserves…

@smgdroid

Жыл бұрын

So true.

@dan.j.boydzkreationz

Жыл бұрын

heard Them Crooked Vultures? ^ brilliant

@angelav9377

Жыл бұрын

@@dan.j.boydzkreationz just gave them a listen.. interesting! Thanks for the new rabbit hole…

@joshuadeshaies7266

Жыл бұрын

Imo jpj is one of the greatest musicians in history

If anyone thought the first two albums couldn’t be beat……🔥

This song slaps mostly because of JPJ and Bonzo providing that killer grove.

There are no bad Zep songs. As a guitar player, this is one of my favorite to play. Yes, that guitar line is hard. Always a band favorite. Keep 'em coming.

The craziest thing going on in this song are the drums, period!

Makes this old man smile to see how y'all enjoy this era of rock and roll. Hell Yeah

My favorite part of this song is the ending riff and the drums panning from left to right

It was Page's final call for all production and his genius was amazing.

Once u listen to the rest of the catalogue I think you will agree this is one of their most if not the most underrated songs. Love your reactions.

Led Zeppelin was one of the bands that energized my youth , Top Notch, excellent observation on sound levels with the vocals, I never picked up on that.

It's Zep , it's Badass. Love this one. Love 'em all.

The hairs on my arms are standing up... I love how you are going through the albums... getting to these tracks that the other reactors skip in favor of the (albeit) greats like Whole Lotta Love, Black Dog, Stairway to Heaven, etc... Album Rock at its finest... Back in the day, and still today, I wouldn't play Zeppelin songs, I (alone or with friends) would commit and play the album... I'm as equally familiar with each note of every song on their albums as I am with any other.

These Zeppelin reactions are awesome. I'm glad you guys are enjoying them. Out on the Tiles is probably my favorite Zep song. Their catalogue is so deep it gets forgotten.

I'm glad they figured out a way to put that killer riff into a song. It's so unusual. Song overall has a brightness about it. I love it.

You could say it's a guitar riff but it's also doubled by JPJ so they are both playing it at the same time. And of course Bonham droppin' those kick drum fills...this is an underrated classic

There were no computers in the recording studios back in those days. Everything was recorded in analog. No digital tricks. Just great talent!

You didn’t think Zep would do an all acoustic album now did you? They put you in a mellow mood with most of side A then they punch you right in the face with this track. Genius.

Rhythm section on point (as always) but really drives this one home

It's always interesting to hear fans pick their favorite Zeppelin albums, and I love the first four albums. Zeppelin lV is probably the easiest to sit back and enjoy, but the elephant in the room is Physical Graffiti. It's a monster by itself, the songs and the sound production are stellar. Bonham's drum sound on the album, are hard to put into words...

@frankfroml.a.4104

Жыл бұрын

For over 50 years I've been trying to find the words and then realized - there really are no words!

Drummer John Bonham would talk about going "out on the tiles," meaning to bars - the title is a British term for going out on the town( and drink!) Jimmy Page wrote this song around the phrase. Bonham got a writing credit on the track, along with Page and Robert Plant!!! love your reactions!

One of the best featues of this album was the cover art. In this era of streaming and previously CD's the art of the covers has been lost. This particular cover had the 12" spinning disc that is unique and creates a host of variations to the front album cover.

@steddie4514

Жыл бұрын

Bought this on cd but still have the original vinyl...from '72

I think you guys are missing the fact that during the riff John Bonham is not playing in time as the guitar and bass. That is the art of this song. When Jimmy and JPJ Eventually catch up with Bonham’s timing It actually goes offbeat for a moment Then Bonham skips a beat and then gets right back on time. The song was designed to be like that. It’s pure genius. There are 3 time syncopations. 4/4, 7/8, & 6/4. Extremely complex.

Zepp 3 was my introduction at 14 to Led Zepp in the early 80s which pretty much had me turning my back on the new age music of the day...Zepp saved me hahaha

Great reaction guys still the best band that ever was an ever will be.

You are one of the only reactor teams that consistently acknowledges the contributions of John Paul Jones. Finally, somebody gets that. He often gets overlooked. Thank you! You have just gained a new subscriber as a result.👍🏽

I saw them do this in 1977 and jimmy had to sit down playing this lol and he was going crazy almost fell from his seat during the riff absolutely amazing I will never forget it and bonzo going insane !!!!

Hey now....JPJ and Bonham...just sublime. Cheers! 🍄🌲🍄✨💥🌈

My favourite Zeppelin album. It just feels good. Unless LZII is on, then that's my favourite.

The immediate nodding heads lol , welcome to the Zeppelin family 👍👍👍👍👍👍

The bass line in the bridge is diabolical

You fellas need to hear the instrumental version of this. It's called "Bathroom Sound", you can really hear Bonzo drum mastery. Iy gives me the chills!!

That's one of my very favorite zep tracks , deep track gem, deffenitly deserves more love .

@jjvermeer

Жыл бұрын

I'm with you Paul. For whatever reason it goes unnoticed. I think it's one of their most rockinest tunes.

Vocals were 'tucked in' behind the instrumentation, as you say. They did that a few times (Ten Years Gone, another example). Note that Bonham gets in on the songwriting credits on this one.

The Rhythm Section sowing off😝

Go Laa! Go Chee! You guys are rockin to that one! Straight up!!

Yeah, I was hoping you guys had heard this one. It's like the hidden track on Zeppelin III, it goes SO HARD, but honestly it took me years to really appreciate it.

Every tune is the best Zep does. But this just moves me.

Led Zeppelin doesn't mess around. It only gets better from here fellas.

You guys are great. I’m checking on all of your reactions. I never seen this one. It’s excellent. I’m so glad you’re going through presence right now phenomenal album. You’re gonna love every song.

Oh my …..3……Yippee! There they go being all funky …soulful……bluesy- they add their flavor and it’s 🔥 fire.❤️🎶❤️

This song and the next one, Gallow’s Pole, are probably my faves on this album.

The bounce is crazy in this

Also... I and II were recorded in the late 60s on 8 Track.... maybe 16 Track tape. The drums weren't panned much. By 1970 and III, DEFINITELY 16 Track and maybe even 24 Track tape was available. From III onward Gonzo's drums are recorded to several tracks and panned in the mix so that you can hear the movement left to right (or whatever) in his drum fills. Yeah... Gonzo only gets better with each album. And he was crazy good on the first one. By IV and Houses of the Holy the Rolling Stones Mobile Studio was a thing with 24 Track, the beginnings of console automation, and the ability to rent out a mansion and the RSMS and just stay for a month or 2. They may be mixed somewhere else, but tracked in some pretty cool places.

JPJ is actually leading the way, Jimmy is just following along. And of course Bonzo is, to use hockey lingo, "standing on his head" once again. That dude was a force of freakin' nature.

@juliemanarin4127

Жыл бұрын

Yes!!

@smgdroid

Жыл бұрын

Yes... but there is something about the tone coming off Page's guitar... I'm no music expert, but it sounds so sick...

The original album cover had a picture dial on the side that you could turn and make little images appear in those circles on the white cover. It was all weird hippie stuff

Such a brilliant song, and got such little airplay.

Love the Zeppelin, Floyd, SRV, and Clapton you've covered. Would love to hear your reactions to some of my more current faves like Tedeschi Trucks Band, Joe Bonamassa, and Porcupine Tree as well as more classic Progressive like Genesis, Yes, and King Crimson (although Crimson would probably get blocked :u( ).

@AirplayBeats

Жыл бұрын

Keep a look out this weekend. We did one of your current faves. Also we did a couple Tedeschi reactions as well.

@peanutbutter35

Жыл бұрын

@@AirplayBeats Greta van fleet is awesome! Ppl hate on them cause they sound similar to LZ! But if Robert plant likes them and gives them the thumbs up who cares! The singer has a fantastic voice! Him and guitar player are twins but you wouldn’t know cause of the hair!

@darkmagus64

Жыл бұрын

I'm always in for some good prog.

This song gets me amped!

If you like this track, then try what I think is their best tune for that legendary rhythm section The Wanton Song. My favorite Zep track ever. Cheers!

The studio recording of 'In My Time of Dying' from Physical Graffiti. John Bonham owns that song!

Side note: I used to have Prince and Stevie Wonder in a class by themselves... until last night! I finally listened to Frank Zappa. DAYUM!!!! Start with Muffin Man (live). He doesn't practice solos, he just improvises. band leader, composer, killer guitarist, etc... and his house was FULL of masters to be transferred to CD one. This is like mixing Jimi Hendrix with Quincy Jones. This rabbit hole is DEEP!

You should give "Achilles Last Stand" by Led Zeppelin.

On I, they played their version of the blues for the most part. On II, they showed how they could rock the blues real heavy and what they would be like live as they wrote and/or played most of the stuff while touring I. On III, they showed their diversity and willingness to take risks and do something different.

ok now this brought me back to 1985 and I'm a sophomore in high school I'm a rocker/ stoner with long hair. And me and my 3 buddies are in my 68 V.W. Cal style, and I've got this blaring on my Alpine tape deck as we leave campus for lunch, and it would always piss the Narks off...hey, so now you have to do " That's the way " it's on this album, another hit..

@AirplayBeats

Жыл бұрын

For sure!! We are going to do the whole album

Keep in mind. Fellas. There were no computers back in the day. This album like many others was produced by Jimmy Page who is the lead guitar player and songwriter of Led Zeppelin.

My fav tune off III. Total rocker

Just gotta say, really like you guys. You have good ears, not just playing around.

Jimmy using the bow, and you guys always get it right, good stuff.

Pat Travers----"Born Under A Bad Sign" give it a listen..................... and "Crash and Burn"

The VERY FIRST album, LP, that I ever bought. Also one of the coolest album covers ever, with the spinning wheel inside the cover to get different looks. Get one and check it out. Also, etched on the center of the early released albums is the phrase "Do what thou wilt" from Aleister Crowley, who owned the farm Headley Grange where this album and the next one were recorded. "Out On The Tiles" is my most favorite song from LZ III, by far.

I covered/recorded this song, on guitar, in my little band, but this is a drummers song, so to speak. It turned out excellent... and my drummer went crazy on 'out on the tiles' but kept it all together...he was great! Thanks, guys.

Best song to get the blood going.

Check out JPJ with Playing for Change band When the Levy Breaks! JPJ is the most underrated bassist, guy is a complete badass!

Still have the LP with the rotating artwork cover. Gallows Pole was my fav on this one...

JPJ frequently played the same rhythms as Page and made that sound soooo heavy!

And for thus there about the Legends of

Banger

love this song, one of Zeps hidden gems 'got me a fat woman that thinks that I'm her man, one thing that I know for sure, is I'm ganna give her some lovin like nobody nobody, nobody nobody can'

This is a great album!

I've been waiting for you guys to check out this one

Bonz is an actual literal animal

Wow 👌 you guys are starting the day like this!!! Great start!!! Great reactions!!!

John Paul has his bass tone turned to very snappy ..You can hear his every move on a string

You guys are trendsetters. This song has been rarely reauctioned too!!! Awesome.

2:32 Yeah. That's about right.

70s, 90s, and late 2010s Rock mixes have the vocals lower in the mix. 70s, 90s, and late 2010 pop music has the vocals WAY out front. The lead vocals aren't intended to be the only lead instrument. Sometimes, the backing vox or harmonies are louder than the lead vox. Pink Floyd, the chorus of Us and Them. Steely Dan the chorus of Bad Sneakers. Nirvana... anything. It was a conscious decision to put the vox back in the mix a little.

Great song, great album and great reaction! JPJ is also a really good guitar player, you can go on KZread and find many impressive JPJ guitar performances. This is my 2nd favorite Zep album, 1st being Physical Graffiti. Great call on the Page rif- it’s great! My favorite rif guitarists are Page, Ritchie Blackmore & Keith Richard’s. One thing you guys do that most of the other poser reactors don’t is you get into full albums and songs from artists like Roy Buchanan that are not commercial/hits or hit artists, but instead just real artists! Keep it up! It’s one of the things that really sets you guys apart from the other hit only folks. You know everybody’s got friends that listen to rock ‘n’ roll the same music we do, but will only listen to the hits and not to the albums, which for big music fans can be a little frustrating.

In my opinion, this song was THE Hidden Gem on this album. Once again, they take a basic riff & turn it into something special...

Definitely a heavy riff 😎

Hard to beat Zeppelin. Zep III is very different. I remember when it came out, people were initially confused (after Zep I, and II), but it really opened people's eyes to the versatility of Zeppelin. And then came IV... Ho Lee Fuc... amazing.

@AirplayBeats

Жыл бұрын

Can’t wait to hear that one!!

Hey guys, love your reactions to Zeppelin, I have this video I want to send you. I never thought there would a rock version to this song. It’s AWESOME

@AirplayBeats

Жыл бұрын

Send it over

Hey guys use a video out there starts off like this but it goes with John Bonham drum solo no words just instrumentation something like when they do Moby-Dick they start this off with a guitar bass riff for a couple bars and then bottom goes into his great drum solo check it out

JPJ shines here!

They used the intro of this song to lead into Black Dog live

Not 2 of my favorite songs for the Day but great artists never the less

Could you guys please check out Jeff healey. Amazing blind guitarist. Played look at little sister with Stevie, but some other good ones are as the years go passing by and see the light. Much love🤘

As always everyone is all in stylin and profilin..real talk!

La & Chea Hang tight it’s going to get heavier as you move forward! 😮

Love this song! Great reaction choice Great reaction 👍

Zepplin has a lot of variety wait till you guys enter Physical Graffiti album

At 4:30 on your video it looked like you were trying to figure out why it was familiar...I was hearing Whole Lotta Love at that moment.

Please, Please check out Joe Bonamassa & Jimmy Barnes - Lazy. Best Deep Purple cover ever...it's fire 🔥

Just for the sake of discussion... a "record" is the whole thing... e.g. a "vinyl record". Each song is a "track". If you had a 45, that would also be a record, but even that has two tracks, side A and side B. Zeppelin had a general "no singles" policy, but they did release "Immigrant Song" as a single, with the B-side "Hey Hey What Can I Do?", which was not on an album. You guys should do that song at the end of this album, since it was recorded at that time. 🧐👍

Guys Achilles last stand live knebworth 79 you will never hear anything like it. Even if you don’t react to it just watch it mindblowing.

Hello, nothing to do with ZEP, but I saw how much you enjoyed the live performance from GFR and know that you would also enjoy THE WHO live. Any of their Woodstock, Isle of Wight (1970), Texas (1975) or Kilburn (1978) performances are top notch. SPARKS from Woodstock, YOUNG MAN BLUES from Isle of Wight or WON'T GET FOOLED AGAIN from Kilburn are good starters.

The song was almost haunting and I don't remember the original giving me that, like that chill down to my bones. She really just has such a unique sound that I really felt like I wasn't really ready for her. I am sure during the song some of you probably noticed that my mouth was hanging open and I had to remind myself to actually close my mouth so I don't look like a big dummy. I am not really sure why shes not better known here in the US, because honestly, before people were telling me in the comments to listen to her, I had never even heard of her. But somethings telling me that's probably not going to be the case for too much longer because she has a lot of talent and she is super unique. I feel like that's going to take her really far. Thank you guys for recommending this. She was awesome. Reaction taken from: Video: Cant Help Falling in Love by Diana Ankudinova; Диана Анкудинова | RTT Blind Reacts Channel: Ramboss The Terrible I watched almost 1000 reactions on KZread to this performance of Diana from musicians, vocalists, vocal coaches, simple musical reactors, and all of them, with their jaws dropped, with goosebumps, were shocked by Diana's performance. I look forward to your reaction to Diana. As many people as possible should know about Diana and hear the voice of the Goosebump Queen.

@monolit73

Жыл бұрын

One of the most famous hits of the king of rock 'n' roll in an unrivaled gorgeous, phenomenal performance by Diana Ankudinova ( 18 y.o.) Can’t Help Falling in Love (Elvis Presley / DARK VERSION cover) VERY IMORTANT, the video must be original (duration - 8.56m) from Diana's channel, NOT a short pirated copy from "brocoli". 7.2 million views 189k likes - total 1008 reactions to this performance by Diana. ATTENTION: 1) Please use ONLY original content from Diana Ankudinova official channel. 2) Videos from TV shows are often blocked by KZread and video EDITING is required. MV, live performances are available for unlimited reactions WITHOUT EDITING Fan community supporting Diana Ankudinova: #dianamania

@Skycladatdusk78

Жыл бұрын

What did any of that have to do with Out On The Tiles? 😅

@finlybenyunes8385

11 ай бұрын

In case you hadn't noticed, this is a Led Zeppelin reaction video!

@monolit73

11 ай бұрын

@@finlybenyunes8385 And this should somehow interest me, does this channel belong to you? Or is this channel owned by Ledd Zepelin, or is there a rule somewhere about what comments can be left, what requests can be made? I know that thanks to my requests, thousands of reactions to Diana appeared on KZread. And the reactors are happy and thank me for the information about a new artist for them.