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@threwthelookingglass7194

3 жыл бұрын

hello my friend 🤜🤛

@aldoneira416

3 жыл бұрын

Please check out “Marooned” by Pink Floyd

@threwthelookingglass7194

3 жыл бұрын

ohhh.. and here too makeing it to a million bye Christmas!?. 🎖

@threwthelookingglass7194

3 жыл бұрын

weird... trivia fact... Dan ackroyd.. character in Ghostbusters... went to camp wakanda!?. 🤔🤔🤯

@jackcournoyer9000

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Jamal, could you react to Gordon Lightfoot “Cold On The Shoulder” live in Reno? I think you’d enjoy it! 😃

Gotta put this into perspective. Zep was THEE biggest band at the time when this was captured, yet there's no smoke, no pyrotechnics, no synchronized lighting, no gigantic HD displays. Nothing but unadulterated, raw, and pure rock and roll.

"He's beating on those drums like they owe him money" - Jamelisms

Worked a couple of Robert Plant shows years after Zep when he was doing his solo thing.....One of the shows was an outdoor gig, and he hung out all day and was super friendly to everybody...real English gentleman....

@billtaylor3382

3 жыл бұрын

Man what a great gig you had, Would have loved to hang out with Robert, You can tell he is a down to earth cool guy just watching interviews with him!

@roisinpatriciagaffney4087

3 жыл бұрын

I met Robert Plant at Heathrow. He was gorgeous, tall, and unaffected. A true gentleman who carried his phenomenal talent lightly.

@steroberts

3 жыл бұрын

Lucky you! My family bumped into him in Primrose Hill, he was so nice. He let us take a photo and talked to my kids. A real gent.

@JF-kv1gm

3 жыл бұрын

Robert has remained one of us despite his incredible talents and success. My teenage pin-up who still makes my pulse quicken in his more mature years!!

@roisinpatriciagaffney4087

3 жыл бұрын

@@JF-kv1gm He is an objectively beautiful man. 💋

You owe it to yourself to do the studio version, the sound is amazing, zeppelin was incredible live but their studio work is without parallel so you won’t waste your time by doing the studio version of this song

@suzanne5971

3 жыл бұрын

I was thinking exactly the same!

@kmich8929

3 жыл бұрын

Totally agree! Plants singing on studio stuff is amazing! He doesn’t take the high notes off like he does live.

@travisinthetrunk

3 жыл бұрын

Well said

@lightofday.dayofdarkness

3 жыл бұрын

I'm not sure how the Johns carrying Plant/Page dumpster fires on their backs night after night for a decade can be described as "incredible"

@Veggamattic

3 жыл бұрын

@@kmich8929 He only took out the high notes later in his career when he had the nodes operation and after.

It was Heart's cover of this song that prompted Led Zeppelin to say that Heart was the only band to do their songs justice.

@averyce2

3 жыл бұрын

I had the opportunity to see Van (Hagar) Halen & Heart perform "Rock and Roll" live in the 80's. I gotta tell ya, they were both AMAZING. But Ann Wilson, made me a believer that she has the best Rock & Rock vocals after Freddie Mercury. LOVE THIS SONG!!

@stretchwith

3 жыл бұрын

@John Smith amazing request!

@fattypneumonia

3 жыл бұрын

damn skippy

@sourisvoleur4854

3 жыл бұрын

@John Smith - Man would that be fabulous.

@aviatom1

3 жыл бұрын

Sherill crowe also covered it for an anchore

I had a friend who saw them at an outdoor festival once. She came to work and was telling me about some band she was playing frisbee with. She had no idea who they were. She remembered some some guy named Robert and another named John. I brought an album to work the next day and said "Was it these guys?" She asked if they were famous. I just said "Kind of."

@caroljordan6130

3 жыл бұрын

OH ,YES !!! 👍💜VERY MUCH SO !!! ☮️👍

@snicky58

3 жыл бұрын

Too funny!

That groove. Bonham was really in a league of his own

@ohboi9578

3 жыл бұрын

Bonham and Jonesy kept getting better as time went on. Robert and Jimmy were the opposite

@stevenmckee6134

3 жыл бұрын

@@ohboi9578 exactly

@jimmypage5124

3 жыл бұрын

@@ohboi9578 i hope you are joking

I've just realized the only thing that carries over from the studio versions to their live versions is the drumming. JB was something else

@mandanglelow1442

3 жыл бұрын

And the bass playing. Robert and Jimmy not so much.

@sopwithpuppy

3 жыл бұрын

That "something else"...That was the FACT that John Henry Bonham was the greatest drummer that ever lived.

You are the most authentic and genuine of all channels.

That piano later in the studio track is EPIC!! Homage to the early piano rockers Jerry Lee Lewis, Fats Domino, and the king Little Richard.

@majestic7s711

3 жыл бұрын

The Piano on Rock and Roll was also the guy on Boogie with Stu. He was a member of the rolling stones. Ian Stewart.

I first saw them when I was 14. Took my breath right out of my body and was immediately hooked. (Still am at 63 years old.) Saw them every single time they hit my hometown. NEVER a bad show. By the way that first ticket? Cost me all of $5.00 for front row center

@JF-kv1gm

3 жыл бұрын

Wow, now I'm really jealous! Blessed, indeed. X

@swampgator1957

3 жыл бұрын

Saw them in 1973, awesome- $7.50 for admission. Wish them days were here, Peace Brothers & Sisters

Bonham said that this was the hardest Zep song to play, because of the right-hand pattern. He adapted the drum arrangement from Little Richard's YOU KEEP A-KNOCKIN' BUT YOU CAN'T COME IN.

@mandanglelow1442

3 жыл бұрын

And yet it's totally Bonham! One of a kind...playing parts that are married to the songs so deeply no other parts will do!

@LinusE

3 жыл бұрын

Drum wise or band wise? I know Achilles Last Stand was said by Page to be the hardest to perform for them. Rock and Roll doesn't seem like such a challenge for any of them judging from their performances when the album came out til' the end, they always nailed Rock and Roll.

Hi Jamal! I’m Linda, almost 65 and loving the way you are keeping the four decade’s of music before the 21st Century alive. I have to admit I used to follow the Twins and sometimes TooSushi, but you’ve really captured my attention. You know when not to interrupt in a song, you do work on the history of the song so you know the history of what you’re reacting to. You are the only one who does that and it adds so much! I’m a little tech challenged so I don’t know if you’ll even see this. Just wanted you to know how much this old lady loves your channel and your vibe. I’d make a request but I know you have so many and this probably isn’t the right place to request one. In any case thank you for making me smile!

I bought Led Zeppelin II, III and IV new as they came out. Imagine that.

Greatest Rock n Roll band in History

“I can’t count the tears of a life with no love” my favorite line

“It's been a long time, been a long time Been a long lonely, lonely, lonely, lonely, lonely time”

"I just wish this was louder." 🤣🤣🤣 Said every rocker...ever!!! Some songs just can't get loud enough! ☮❤🤘

Led Zeppelin just can't ever get loud enough!

Dude just when I thought that I was done with music for the night you had to throw this one out here damn....

There are drummers and then there is John Bonham, imppeccable time keeping and beastly at the same time.

This was the second encore of three, Whole Lotta Love, then Rock & Roll and last encore Heartbreaker!!! So glad I was there

Madison square garden 1973. Subway issues, so I was still heading to my seat when the lights went down and they started playing rock and roll. All the skin on my head contracted. One of the best moments of my life

@skyscraper7474

3 жыл бұрын

Don t tell me, you was there??

@Peter-oh3hc

3 жыл бұрын

@@skyscraper7474 I have only done two cool things in my entire life. Both were seeing zeppelin. I was in the nosebleed section once and behind the stage for he other, bot it was fun

@skyscraper7474

3 жыл бұрын

@@Peter-oh3hc you can consider yourself a lucky person! life is not only pain, but also joys and emotions. and you were part of one of the most historic. my pleasure and honor to have known you. Even if virtually.

@Peter-oh3hc

3 жыл бұрын

@@skyscraper7474 thank you. Things have been hard lately, so it does help to remember the good. Best of luck to you

@skyscraper7474

3 жыл бұрын

@@Peter-oh3hc thanks to you! and we hope everything will come back and soon😌🖐

Hi Jamel, you asked “who was there?” to leave comments. I was there aged 17, and it was the greatest time of my life. A sense of community and coming together of the Zeppelin fan family. Just so hard to put it all into words, but to me it was an event unsurpassed by anything before or since. A Truly amazing experience.

Led Zeppelin is the GOAT

@teddyritola2655

3 жыл бұрын

QUEEN 2ND ABBA 3RD IN POPULARTY

My favorite group and if not the best, one of the best. Four musicians that were at the top of their field.

now... i wanna... just play.. my vinyls

I don't always listen to Zeppelin but when I do, so does the neighborhood.

At the ripe old age of 17, I was at one of their concerts in 1973 at M.S.G. in New York City!

They are my #1 all time favorite rock band and I had all these greats to grow up with!!!!! Thank God

Some of my favorite rock songs to move-to are Led Zeppelin. But I also love how respectful they were of always giving appreciation and mentions to the original blues that made their sound what it was. Some of the truest musicians in the past 100 years in that band.

Definitely do the studio version to get the full effect

@ConglomerationCat

3 жыл бұрын

I second that...

@hazielponce738

3 жыл бұрын

Yessss

@ashleetines33

3 жыл бұрын

Absolutely!!!!

@michaelwyatt1570

3 жыл бұрын

HERE HERE!!!

Saw them at the Forum in 1977. Insane! My ears rang for a week afterwards, not complaining 😎

Jamel, this video clip is from their 1979 performance at the Knebworth Festival Aug. 11, 1979. There were an estimated 250,000 in attendance. They played for almost 3 hours non-stop, all their biggest songs, without as much as a bathroom break!!! When they were done Jimmy Page’s shirt went from light blue to dark blue being soaked from sweat. The reason the sound is off is because this is not a professional recording. It’s from the house sound system for the festival which is like a one speaker squeaker lol.

I was there! 19 years old and already at the best gig I would ever see.

The intro to this song is my cell phone ringtone.

I was in 7th grade when Led Zeppelin IV came out and of course I bought it. I played this song constantly, so much that one day my big brother came into my room all irritated and said "Ya know, there *are* other songs besides this on the album." 😁

1979 was the year I graduated from HS. Led Zeppelin were/are an amazing group with a great lead vocals. Robert Plant is just amazing singer. I am so glad I grew up in the era.

I love when Jamel says “I just wish this recording was louder”. Now I know what he meant but it’s the perfect comment for this song. Crank it up to 11!

Great drums and bass, can't say the same about the guitar and vocals. Always the case when Zep played live

@gary6754

3 жыл бұрын

guitar playing is fine.... i think his tone doesn't sound that great

They are called THE ALMIGHTY AND POWERFUL for a reason. They are!!!

Jamel, great channel ! I'm 67 and saw my two favorite bands, Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple twice. Deep Purple in 1972 and 1974 and Led Zeppelin in 1973 and 1975. 4 of the greatest ass kicking concerts you'll ever see. To be there and listen to the volume. For 1975 Zeppelin we sat behind the stage looking down on top of the band, at the Richfield Coliseum in Cleveland Ohio. They played 3 hours, no warm up band, and when we left, we couldn't hear anything but a buzz in our heads for an hour LOLOLOL Of course we were ripped too! Saw alot of great concerts back in the day in Cleveland at the World Series of Rock shows, they'd go all day and into the next morning with over a 100, 000 people pack into the old stadium! Great time! Keep up the great reactions!

@deannalynn6847

3 жыл бұрын

This must have been awesome to see! Shout out to Cleveland and the Coliseum (Northeast Ohio resident here)!

growing up music was always in the back ground...then I heard Led Zepplin and everything changed

Jamel - I was lucky enough to see them in a 3,000 seat theatre in 1974... not a stadium or festival. It is still clear in my mind. My ears were still ringing the next day. Ahhh Good Times.

For a somber mood, it's gotta be Pink Floyd. For a hopeful mood, it's gotta be RUSH, and for an all-out rowdy mood it's gotta be the mighty Led Zeppelin.

Usually I get through these a day or week late, but when I see LZ + J I know I gotta click that one with the quickness before I miss it! 🎧💨 "I wish this was louder" yea I think everyone feels that

You should really do the studio version of this song. This on is incredible, and has a rockin' piano in it.

This was time when musicians could really play their instruments and could write great lyris in the bargain. A pleasure to be at their concerts.

Rock Royalty - Sir Led and The Zeppelin's

Woo-Hoo!!! Got in before it gets taken down. Keep rockin Jamel!!!! Where ever you go I will follow!! ❤

Same here. Louder on the right. Came to the conclusion that it's the recording. None the less, it's Zeppelin and we jamming 😎👍🔥💥🤘

Heart always ended their concerts with this one. And Rock and Roll was LOUD! Don't know where this one was, but I did see Led Zeppelin live in 1979.

There has been so much great music in the 60's 70's and 80's, I don't see how there can be a number one :)

Jamel! I love rediscovering these favorites with you! Thanks bud!

If you ever find a vid of Heart doing this, Anne is amazing on the vocals.

When I was in my 20’s I used Zep & AC/DC to stay awake working graveyard. Now I’m in my 60’s, it’s not even 8; and I’m getting ready for bed! I hope I can still fall asleep after hearing this 😝

@kimryan2675

3 жыл бұрын

Lol, how things change ,I remember not going out till 10.

Your reactions have made me smile. Your reactions have made me laugh. For this I thank you.

JAMEL Im glad you dig 70s ROCK AND ROLL like i still do ,, IM 60 I just got in to Led Zeppelin 2 years ago ,, Wow did i miss out lol , I Love your reactions , Take care Jamel

All i can think is HOW did John keep up his greatness for an entire show. The man was an Epic machine back there.

Jay, you're EXACTLY right, they are EXTRAORDINARY LEGENDS, period.

If it’s Zeppelin, I love it ♥️🔥🎶🎤🎸

Doing the stroll with the mighty Zep!! Love it!

It was not their best era live, but the song still kicks ass. You should maybe try the studio version or a live version from early 70s

It is a little bit louder in the left ear but still an awesome and CLASSIC jam! Led Zeppelin never disappoints!!

Thank you JAMEL FOR COMING BACK TO THE 70s This was 1971 RELEASED

Classic from Led Zeppelin IV♥️🎼🎶🎵🇨🇦

Pretty sure this was the first Zeppelin song I ever heard all those years ago when I first got my car and tuned to my local rock and roll station and I have been hooked ever since.

Just throwing this out there for random reviews: The Darkness "I Believe in a Thing Called Love" and Andrew W.K. "Party Hard"

This song seemed to have always been a staple song over the P.A. system to get the crowd pumped b4 a concert along with AC/DC's Shook Me All Night Long! It it got us pumped for the show! Thanks!✌❤🎶😁

Those drums 😍 Led Zeppelin 😎🤘

When I hear Zepp live, it's like my ears can't comprehend the information formatting in my head. It's beyond belief.

Have a buddy that's a drummer, he hated when I would scream out ROCK AND ROLL for a request in the bars. He would make the bad wait till right before a break so he rest up for the rest of the show. Love that guy but, loved to watch him work.😄

My sister once said Plant’s singing is orgasmic. Lol

This is truly rock and roll. Everybody in the band is very busy.

We were about 14 when we first heard this - we played tMurder ina friends house in the early 70 ‘s - It was John Bonham who’s most mesmerising on the first hearing xxx

Probably my favourite rock song ever, just encapsulated the genre for me

Hi , just saw your new vid , thanks man . Texas loves Rock and Roll , Great reaction !🇺🇸🎸🤘💪

Love Led Zeppelin. We have some amazing artists here in Aus.

Time to get the Led out!!!! Enjoying your commentary and keep on Rockin'!!!!

I’ve seen Robert Plant 3 times! Watch him with his group The Sensational Spaceshifters! They were together for 20 years. Robert is a musical genius! Listen to “ Carry Fire” It is from 2018. Robert still does Led Zeppelin songs at his concerts, well before Covid that is! Hopefully he will be back to WoW us once more🙏

With Led Zep always listen to the studio version first and then any live performances that are available.

They are my No 1 and I WAS there August 4th 1979 ........!!!!

I was at this gig, Knebworth 4th Aug Uk 1979, they were brilliant they also played a week later on 11th Aug

Glad to see you got to that one. A great hard rock track!

1976 I was 15yrs old.My step sister had tix for Chicago Amphitheater.Begged mom and dad to go,they said no! S.O.B!!!!

I do have LZ number 1 on my list. It never gets old.

sounds good on my end.. your awesome

Wasn't at that show, but I saw them in '77 in Oakland when I was sixteen and had never been to the big city before.

I've been a rocker for 50 years and there are a lot of GOATs but THE GOAT IMHO is Led Zepp. I am Hinney J. Thomplinson and I approve this message. RIP John Henry Bonham.

If you are a Zep fan, try watching the Celebration Day concert. 2015 with Johns son Jason on drums. Probably the last time they play together. The set starts out with Black Dog and they frigging kill it! You won't be disappointed.

Was lucky enough to see them at the forum in Inglewood in 1977. I was 19

Great video pick! Man, I don't know how he does that with his voice. 😲🤩

Favorite Zeppelin song ever!

Forum 1976, 11th row center stage. They were incredible. First time I saw a laser light show in Bonham’s duel with Keith Moon.

I was at knebworth for this, just amazing and still is.

From their salutary last performances in Knebworth, Hertfordshire, in 1979. Jimmy and Robert would be reunited at Knebworth in 1990, with Page guesting on this number alongside Plant's backing band. As an opener it's very much a statement of intent and may even be what people think of as a typical Led Zeppelin number - even though we know there's no such thing.

Bonham is beating those drums like they owe him money. He was relentless

From the #classicalbum released on this day in 1971 #ledzeppeliniv #todayinmusichistory #musichistory #mandatorylisten #musthave #masterpiece #classicrock #ledzeppelinhistory

I saw them in 1975 & 1977. In 75 Rock & Roll was the opening song. In 77 it was in the encore just before Trampled Underfoot. Trampled Underfoot would be a great next LZ reaction.