I have done very few cool things in my life, but I did see Zep at Madison Square Garden in 1973. We were heading to our seats in the dark and this was their first song. I thought my head was going to explode

@kimberlyjohnson2700

Жыл бұрын

You are so lucky

@bobbrown9158

Жыл бұрын

I saw the in '73 as well, at Kesar Stadium San Francisco, unfortunately they were also 2 hours late they didn't finish the full venue. However, still a great time and fortunate to see them.

@Peter-oh3hc

Жыл бұрын

@@bobbrown9158 a late and short show with zep is better than a show with most other groups

@kathiekinsler

Жыл бұрын

So jealous

It was done in a studio, you can add as many layers/tracks as you want....its jimmy playing both parts, each part was recorded separately......this song has 2 guitar parts, some songs have 3, or 4.....occasionally youll hear 2 voices, both are Robert .....he records one track, then goes back and records the second......when zep played live, Jimmy would have to choose which parts to play and emphasize

Robbert voice is like hot chocolate on a really cold day.lol

Jimmy plays all the guitar tracks in studio. He plays all the leads and rhythm. When he does this live he uses a lot of power chords and sustained notes to try and emulate the original sound. Ian Stewart who usually plays with the Stones is on piano

@juliemanarin4127

Жыл бұрын

Jimmy plays all the guitars

They were all at the top of their game.

The chemistry of Led Zeppelin could not be replicated after the death of John Bonham in 1980... The trauma of losing a friend and bandmate affected all 3 surviving members... Jimmy Page tried starting a new band (The Firm) w/ Bad Company vocalist Paul Rodgers... only lasted 2 albums... then 1 solo album 'Outrider'... 1 album Coverdale.Page w/ Whitesnake vocalist David Coverdale in 1993. John Paul Jones (bass/ keyboards) left performing and produced albums for other artists... He did 1 record and play bass w/ the project Them Crooked Vultures, which featured Nirvana/ Foo Fighters drummer Dave Grohl and Josh Homme (vocals/ guitar) of Queens of the Stone Age. Robert Plant was never the same after John Bonham's death... He released his first solo album 'Pictures at Eleven' in 1982 and then 'The Principle of moments' in 1983... He started touring solo, but refused to play any Led Zeppelin songs live for nearly a decade as a solo singer. A Led Zeppelin set at Live Aid 1985 (w/ Plant, Jones and Page... Phil Collins on drums) was a 'disaster' (Jimmy Page refuses to release any of that set's footage). They did reunite to play a charity set in 2007 w/ Jason Bonham (John Bonham's son) on drums for charity, which was filmed and released. Robert Plant's music was also different from Zeppelin... his vocal delivery had also changed. He was more into more 'mature' adult contemporary vocals on his solo records and recently said he was not interested in performing hard rock music anymore. He also admitted it was painful performing Zeppelin songs and not seeing his friend John Bonham on drums... but he performs occasional Zeppelin songs in concert. Robert Plant & Jimmy Page did reunite in 1994 to record a semi-acoustic Zeppelin set as 'No Quarter'... They did tour together for a few years as Plant & Page, playing Zeppelin songs in concert... But the 1 album they did in 1998 ('Walking into Clarksdale') was NOT a Zeppelin-style record and sold disappointingly... In 1999, Robert Plant ended that collaboration w/ Jimmy Page and went back to his solo career.

Ok, I gotta say something here, because you asked the question and I think I can answer it as well as anyone. Plant's voice... over the years. Now, you can tell quite a lot by listening to his music down the years (which I have). But to be clear...I don't claim to know him... but he's local to me, and a friend of mine plays guitar for him. I've met him several times, I've seen him play a "stealth " gig to about 60 or 70 of us, really up close, and he once sat with myself and my daughter after she had just come off stage after playing a support set for Martin Barre. He had a quick vocal jam with my daughter. He doesn't sing that way anymore, but he's like... Well... He's a master and he has a superb ear. Not only that, he has a quite brilliant musical brain. He knows how to use what he's got creatively, and to great effect, regardless of his voice not being THAT voice. It's a bit like, I don't know...Maybe... You know how some sportsmen carry on their careers longer than others... Maybe they're not as fast or as powerful as they once were, but they can use their experience to know exactly how to deal with a situation for the best outcome ? Well he's a musical version of that. His control of/creative use of dynamic is just exquisite, and his age will never dull that.

I loved buying Zepplin albums in the 70s. I'd sit don in my room and play it all of the way through to make sure there were no scratches. The second time I played it I recorded it on Maxell IIS casette tapes and played the tapes after that. I still have those records that were only played once. Now I have the box set on CD and play that. I just can't express how great these entire albums are.

Jimmy sometimes used a double guitar called a double neck guitar-- one is a six-string and one is a 12-string. He switched between them seamlessly live!

@horacecoker1353

Жыл бұрын

Was going to say the same thing

Piano banging - definitely Little Richard and Jerry Lee Lewis. You are spot on. A 50’s channeling all the way.

@tracyyork1428

3 ай бұрын

The piano was played by frequent Rolling Stones keyboardist Ian Stewart. Zeppelin leased the RS Mobile recording studio during the making of this album, and Stewart came along.

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Your right, Jimmy laid an over track down in the studio, that's why you heard a second guitar

Rock and Roll was created spontaneously in the studio, written and recorded in 20 minutes. The "Zoso" symbol is the symbol for the planet Saturn as created by Giancarlo Cardano in the 16th century.... Saturn being the planet dominating Jimmy's astrological sign of Capricorn.

Whole band plays and records the whole song live in the studio. Page overdubs the lead after, while playing back the whole band recording. Normal stuff back in the day. Page says he'll play three solos and pick the best when mixing. These guys aren't in the studio for months. They were usually in there for few days.

This is one of those songs that makes you want to tear up the dance floor. Robert's voice explodes sending you into another world. Zep is a complete rock band, just plain bad ass.

JPJ would play the bass with his feet under his keyboard when needed

My wife saw Led Zeppelin twice in the 70s and she still talks about John Bonham's drumming especially on Moby Dick. In her mind there is no other Rock and Roll band that compares.

You are right. Two guitars in the studio. He overdubbed it or some such studio term. And you get a great rock song. You can hear it live on the " Song remains the same movie". Or Album. And yes Led Zeppelin is that good.

Bonham got the drums for this song from Little Richard's You keep knocking but you can't come in

I've heard this hundreds of times. It never fails to impress me. So good! Nothing compares

He has a bunch of great solo music…plant is special.

The Hammer of The Gods!!!! Check out the live version!!!

greatness! my high school years was led z saw them twice im a lucky boy !!!

Zeppelin….GOAT!!

Greatest band in history!! Watch this live 1973 at MSG!! Exactly what it was meant to sound like...50s rock!

This is my favourite Zep song....today😁. Every Zep song is my favourite at the time. Must react to, How many more times, live from Danmark Radio 1969. Blues rock at its best

Page layers multiple guitars on many tracks, as many as 7 or more at times! When playing live he switches between parts, and sometimes plays multiple parts at the same time.

I love the double tracked guitars trilling the notes out of phase at the end of the solo...many guitarists I know were clueless as to how to duplicate it...answer: you can't. You have to overdub yourself playing behind the beat. HA HA!

Death Wish II: The Original Soundtrack - Music by Jimmy Page is a soundtrack album by Jimmy Page, released by Swan Song Records on 15 February 1982, to accompany the film Death Wish II. Swansong is the Led Zeppelin label, they signed Bad Company to them. Bad Company are another English Heavy Rock Band.

If you want to hear the best drum performance ever. React to Led Zeppelin's cover of "When the Levy Breaks." You will not be disappointed. Bonham at his best.

As far as hearing multiple guitars at the same time, yes your right about recording the guitar on different tracks. and just combining them for the final production.

I watched the Elvis Comeback Special 1968 last night and he talks about how rock and roll has its roots in gospel and rythym and blues, he sings some gospel songs in the special and plays blues guitar also, Elvis was actually a fantastic guitar player.

Very good reaction = JPJ showing out on this one as well. I think this was a tribute to early rock n roll the way they played it. As such an obvious true LZ fan have you seen "The song remains the same" movie yet? Bonham in his dragster alone is worth it. Stones songs that I vibe hard too - Monkey Man and Slave are my favorites. Sympathy for the devil as well but it's been played way more than those other greats

Drums come from - Keep on Knockin by Little Richard

Robert Plant is the quintessential rock 'n' roll front man. A thousand bands started on the back of this one band. They picked up guitars, drums and begged their friend who could sing to join the band. And they played and they learned. And rock 'n' roll carried on. All because of Led Zepplin and Plant, Page, Bonham and Jones. And could it be an overdub?

Jimmy did a lot of multi tracks in the studio. A lot of guitarist did. That's my theory on how guitar players evolved over the years by trying to cover multitracked songs like this guitarist became faster and more diverse on the instruments year over year because they were trying to cover as many parts as possible and still making it sound accurate at the same time.

They’re giving props to little Richard.

Great pianist. Please see "Boogie with Stu".

it sounds like 50s rock n roll because it was a straight up homage to 50s rock and roll lol

A common studio recording technique in Rock is to layer different tracks of vocals, guitars etc. it’s usually the same guy doing different things and then overdubbing them to have a fuller sound on the record. Jimi’s only one guy, so if he wants to play rhythm and lead at the same point, they just record and layer those tracks together. You’ll hear a lot of this. The better bands can pull off these songs live and you won’t know the difference that it’s just one guy playing onstage. They kind of trade off a little and do both live. Mainly stick to the solos of course.

Welcome to the multi-track recording

If you want to hear multiple overdubs, the ultimate is 10 years gone, from Physical Graffiti

You need to listen to Celebration Day particularly" Kashmer". You will see that they still have it Bonham's son plays drums.

A comparison for Robert Plant would be David Coverdale from Whitesnake Coverdale actually recorded with Jimmy Page. Checkout Coverdale page, whisper a prayer for the dying. Killer

@VampireJack10

Жыл бұрын

Indeed, Coverdale has a great voice too.

Yoy really haveto check out the concert in 2007 in the O2 arena.

John (Bonzo) Bonham Could Play The Drums With Just His Hands Better Than Many Can Play WITH Sticks..Nuff Said.

Who comes down on Bonzo…unheard of!

Jimmy page was the backbone of zep. plus he produced all their music. Yes I think Plant has the best voice in all of Rock n roll. Once Robert was giving Jimmy pushback and there manager asked plant if he enjoyed being in the band and Robert said yes and the manager said then listen to what this man Jimmy says!

You should watch Rock Live ….it’s always better.

Check out Southbound Suarez, big time 50's vibe!!

Oh good, you got around to finding out about referencing the intro to the Little Richard song and then Jimmy Page doing the Chuck Berry reference. But still man, it's just such a great rock and roll song. They really bring it. m.kzread.info/dash/bejne/iWityaZwm7uxYJc.html If you want to hear a very similar energy that I really really loved just as well, and it's from the same year, check out from the very first Foghat album, their cover of the Chuck Berry song Maybelline. You'll get that same feeling. These bands in the early seventies knew who they were respected and they were constantly paying homage. But they were also in their own new element and rocking out in their own way. But anyway you cannot be disappointed with this Foghat Maybelline Chuck Berry covered. I promise you. If you don't move around on this? Something's very wrong with your vagus nerve or something, lol.

It's called double track multiple recordings overdub. Just asking do you hear that Kick Drum from John Bonham? That's not double bass, not a studio trick that's just John Henry Bonham

Jonesy did it all.

Just 4 people. JPJ on bass.

I love that you will block any comments disrespecting Bonham. Hell, I even named one of my dogs after him. Right now 3 chihuahuas are named Freddy (Mercury), George (Harrison), and Otis (Redding). Ozzie, Bonham, and Presley have passed..

If you use "ball sack" in a review, you know its going to be good and accurate.

Typical of Jimmy to record multiple tracks. Also you will hear JP Jones on bass and adding keyboard sounds.

This was essentially Page's group. He wanted something he called a 'guitar army'. Jimmy plays it all. You will eventually hear some other tracks where this is very clear that he piles guitar track over guitar track. It's pretty awesome. And -- He would occasionally lurk about the stage garnering some attention, but I agree that Plant sold the group. I don't believe this group would have been as strong without any single one of these individuals. The most unsung hero is always the quiet John Paul Jones. He was the bassist and keyboardist - or anything else.

Overdubbed 2nd guitar. Plants vocals are sometimes doubled up with an overdub. Listen to Misty Mountain Hop for an example of that.

Studio album, page did both tracks? Possible.

The closest thing to Zep in this day and age is Greta Van Fleet. Train also did a tribute to Zep that was not bad at all.

It's Plant and Page not just Plant.

the live version of this from sydney 72 will melt your face off!! kzread.info/dash/bejne/q2eWxaOEddW_Ybg.html INCREDIBLE vocals from robert and the band KILLS it as always

Lol why are you pointing in your cover photo?

Jimmy Page overdubbed multiple guitar parts in the studio. That's why they always sound so different live. Page was good, but he couldn't play 5 different guitar parts all live.

70s

Robert Plant is epic and an incredible draw for the band but as a 77 yr old I have to say most Zeppelin fans ary hooked by Jimmy Page.Especially the guys and Zeppelin has a lot of guy fans.

It's only Jimmy Page playing all guitars he layers different guitar parts to make the music sound bigger! Jimmy Page is the wizard!

robert could go HIGHER live!! pre 73 he had a god damn air raid siren for a voice, no joke!!! PLEASE react to this video, its robert plants FULL range and its simply unbel;ievable! kzread.info/dash/bejne/q3mbuNubqZanoKg.html

No disrespect, but u are missing so much from these Led Zepplein songs without headphones on!!

50s?? ummmno.. lol.. How about 1972.. love ya

@dickcnormis1444

Жыл бұрын

He means the inspiration for the song is from 50s music. He is correct ,the intro by Bonham is inspired by a Little Richard song and the overall style is like early rock n roll music.

@lorikisiel9367

Жыл бұрын

I think he's talking about the style. There are references to 50s songs in it, too.

@tektoniks_architects

Жыл бұрын

The Little Richard song: "Keep A'Knockin'" was the inspiration for the opening cymbal crashing by Bonham.... listen to it sometime.

@lorikisiel9367

Жыл бұрын

@@tektoniks_architects I never knew that! Thanks. Good to know. I appreciate the info.

@tektoniks_architects

Жыл бұрын

@@lorikisiel9367 anytime. You'll instantly recognized the birth of Rock + Roll.

My brother, please get another microphone. We can't see your face when you're talking. You deserve a better microphone

too long pausing ruins the context and continuity and disrespects the music...

what we do want to hear is the actual music! 2 and a half minutes ..... now stopped at a minute later. Sorry mate, I'll look elsewhere

The live version, when they're opening the show at the MADISON SQUARE GARDEN 1973, is EPIC, you should watch it😂

They were all incredible.....But, they were only the bests, when they were with the 3 others.....Like Queen....Freddie Mercury, was a shit without Queen, and a God with Queen....But, to answer to you, the leader, and the soul of Led Zeppelin was PAGE.....NO DEBAT.....He created all the mythological stuff around LED Zep! As other followers said, Page, was doing the same as JIMI HENDRIX, who was playing all the guitars in studio....😂They're geniuses, bro....😂