If you want some real T00L live checkout their early nineties show in phillie, where Maynard murdered a poor drinker with his eyes. Dope af
@willyroussel35636 минут бұрын
On the first album Jimmy lists the song at 3:30 instead of 8:38 so it would get air play on the radio. Genius.
@katemcbride87158 минут бұрын
The remake plays to a more angry fed up audience
@Michael-me6qu11 минут бұрын
How can you be in any way connected with the world of music and not heard this song? It must be second only to happy birthday for covers and the original one is ever present
@zacharyjames531314 минут бұрын
Saw him at jazz fest unreal performance and people from all walks of life cheering the whole time. He’s a combination of multiple genres and uncanny talent
@drewaksparky101315 минут бұрын
No worries polo I have the same disease 😆. Great content. ✌🏼
@anthonycates234325 минут бұрын
Face to Face
@melissaskinner450129 минут бұрын
Good music is good music,whatever type of music.This was my first concert as a teenager.Western springs Auckland NZ
@nannyofmany831529 минут бұрын
Have loved Disturbed from the very beginning! Simon and Garfunkel version was wonderful. This version blows it out of the water completely. David Draiman’s voice lends itself perfectly to this Anthem! At 69 I appreciate the voice more now than ever. David’s voice is spot on. Brings out the whole message behind the words. Beautifully! Thank you.
@ambareihghuilley30 минут бұрын
He sounds like Fred Penner to me. There’s specific phrases that take me back to my childhood that I don’t think he even know he sounds like.
@vedantapdx38 минут бұрын
I am sure that you have figured this out, Joni Mitchell and Neil Young knew each other early on, both having come out of Eastern Canada and determined to get to California in the 60's and 70's, as that is where the new music was being created and recorded and, they were some of the most influential artists, musicians, performers of that bountiful time in the new artistic culture that took the world by storm. They were both great writers of music, both incredibly talented performers of their works and they were recognized and rewarded for their unique talent, and they were close friends forever more. Neil lived for decades on a 250 acre ranch near Ben Loman California, just North of Santa Cruz. Joni is now back in Western Canada on a large piece of land, but has a home in Beverly Hills too.
@FahqTyrants40 минут бұрын
13th step, don't do it. Not worth it. 13th step is the meeting a hookup in the 12 step program.
@waynewhitlock43 минут бұрын
If you've ever seen the movie School of Rock wirh Jack Black, you've heard this song.
@philshorten322143 минут бұрын
Greatest band? ..... Growing up in the 70's, for me, there was a kinda "Yin and Yang" Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd Did I think one was better, is like arguing Black is "better" than White. I just know they were the blackest Black and the whitest White ever! Looking back between them they brought balance to my little universe! 😂😂😂
@Paul-gv6qd43 минут бұрын
Great song. Great band. Top 10 easy. But it seems like the suggestions are the same band's and singers over again. Or I'm just trippin'. Jane's Addiction would be a nice change.
@BestofItMoviedoc45 минут бұрын
Love these guys! I saw them play in LA and while filming in their hometown of Boston. I also saw a cool show with the reformed Lemonheads that included Bosstones Nathan Albert who originally left the band at their height to get a degree in political theory from Brown University. This band has so many dope little side stories and fun facts.
@philshorten322149 минут бұрын
And that's how to close your very first album😂
@waltererickson98951 минут бұрын
The Tanglewood show...best reason for the Internet because otherwise I wouldn't have seen it
@heliotropezzz33358 минут бұрын
The h in Bonham is silent.
@beetleb1801Сағат бұрын
You REALLY need to see this track live on "Danmarks Radio" in 1969. In typical Led Zep fashion, the live version is just sooo much better!
@GayleKazanisСағат бұрын
One zeppelin ❤ one Polo ❤ them both. No sleep for grandma tonight ❤✌️ Polo...
@joe2thesequelСағат бұрын
Led Zeppelin gives you like 5 songs all inside one song.
@waltererickson989Сағат бұрын
Make me Smile 😊
@user-dk7bc7cs1sСағат бұрын
Hey Polo if you like the Zep then try The Rain song
@jogooge6384Сағат бұрын
I was fortunate enough to be in the audience of this performance in London, and even more fortunate to see them twice on the same tour, there are no adjectives to describe how brilliant they are.
@54fighting5Сағат бұрын
Pink Floyd isn't metal...of any type. In fact t's the opposite of metal. It's rock. It used to be described as progressive rock. But this music is an experience for more than just your ears. The lyrics are intelligent, the music has depth, the instruments all co-exist in harmony as do the vocals. The guitar is there to enhance the song and David Gilmour's solos aren't inserted into it ...they flow straight out of the emotion of the song. Yes, this is the opposite of metal.
@PapaMarechalСағат бұрын
I knew someone who worked in Monrovia, Liberia when this came out. When this track came on the radio, work in places like official government offices would grind to a halt. People had to get up and dance.
@orionswitnessСағат бұрын
Ironically Gilmour lambasts Roger Waters for not turning away from a nation …being made extinct . Apparently the deaths of 35000 people by missiles and helicopters is not what David he was singing about? Hypocritical dross.
@ellenfields-sischka7441Сағат бұрын
This song breaks my heart every time I hear it. My sister died when I was 16 (60+ years ago) and she was 21. The song reminds my so much of her. This and "On the Dock of the Bay" by Otis Redding. 😢 I often wonder what she would have become in life, had she lived...
@MegaUSC1Сағат бұрын
Why did u hate to admit it? Because he was white? hmmmm
@MisitheusСағат бұрын
HAMMER OF THE GODS......................Peace!
@lindaelia2616Сағат бұрын
LOVE, love, love Led Zeppelin! I raised my 4 kids with them…they went to college and played the music in the dorms and the kids asked, “Who’s that?” They never heard them before. Now my grandkids who have also been raised with Led Zepp ….are heading to college! Wonder if it will happen again! 😂 Good music never dies!
@charlescrosby4382Сағат бұрын
He's looking in the mirror, during puberty
@CarnivoreRules57Сағат бұрын
BB King performed in sing sing prison in 1972
@ellenfields-sischka7441Сағат бұрын
"Masculinity and class", yup that describes Sinatra perfectly!
@MARCOSIDJUNEСағат бұрын
🔥🎸🔥🎸💥🎸🔥🥁🥁🥁🥁
@ellenfields-sischka7441Сағат бұрын
I like her "Fast Car". It's so beautiful. You may have already commented on it on your channel.
@marybethdecesare54912 сағат бұрын
Gotta watch it live. They just started playing together. Amazing!!!!
@mletrout79422 сағат бұрын
Pink Floyd isn’t metal, but I get what you’re trying to say.
@discerninglight19982 сағат бұрын
Fun fact: When I was a teenager we were lucky enough to be able to drive up to the Griffith Observatory to watch the Lasarium show in the planetarium. The music played was all Pink Floyd, this song in particular. Always a Pink Floyd fan. Especially love Syd. Thanks for checking it out and sharing!
@CryptoGrady2 сағат бұрын
LFG!! 🔥🔥
@Jessica.kinsley2 сағат бұрын
Love this song. My dad was a huge fan (maybe that influenced my name?) and I grew up listening to these guys. Such a great band and such a beautiful tune. Thanks for making this video!
@Ann-fi6ep2 сағат бұрын
one and only Eric Burden all from UK
@CryptoGrady2 сағат бұрын
You’re great at this!
@CryptoGrady2 сағат бұрын
🔥🔥🔥
@CryptoGrady2 сағат бұрын
Love your reaction man
@MrGmonkeywillruleyou2 сағат бұрын
This is the album that made me stop listening to rap and r n b
@CryptoGrady2 сағат бұрын
Love this
@srt8rocketship2412 сағат бұрын
Jimmy and his bow. Such a cool sound.
@danklaper83012 сағат бұрын
The drummer, John Bonham died young. That’s his son Jason playing drums in this version. He has since created a band called the Led Zeppelin experience and when you see them it’s awesome. He found people that sound Exactly like the original guys and he tells stories about his father and him being a child during the Led Zeppelin days in between songs. Puts on a great show
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If you want some real T00L live checkout their early nineties show in phillie, where Maynard murdered a poor drinker with his eyes. Dope af
On the first album Jimmy lists the song at 3:30 instead of 8:38 so it would get air play on the radio. Genius.
The remake plays to a more angry fed up audience
How can you be in any way connected with the world of music and not heard this song? It must be second only to happy birthday for covers and the original one is ever present
Saw him at jazz fest unreal performance and people from all walks of life cheering the whole time. He’s a combination of multiple genres and uncanny talent
No worries polo I have the same disease 😆. Great content. ✌🏼
Face to Face
Good music is good music,whatever type of music.This was my first concert as a teenager.Western springs Auckland NZ
Have loved Disturbed from the very beginning! Simon and Garfunkel version was wonderful. This version blows it out of the water completely. David Draiman’s voice lends itself perfectly to this Anthem! At 69 I appreciate the voice more now than ever. David’s voice is spot on. Brings out the whole message behind the words. Beautifully! Thank you.
He sounds like Fred Penner to me. There’s specific phrases that take me back to my childhood that I don’t think he even know he sounds like.
I am sure that you have figured this out, Joni Mitchell and Neil Young knew each other early on, both having come out of Eastern Canada and determined to get to California in the 60's and 70's, as that is where the new music was being created and recorded and, they were some of the most influential artists, musicians, performers of that bountiful time in the new artistic culture that took the world by storm. They were both great writers of music, both incredibly talented performers of their works and they were recognized and rewarded for their unique talent, and they were close friends forever more. Neil lived for decades on a 250 acre ranch near Ben Loman California, just North of Santa Cruz. Joni is now back in Western Canada on a large piece of land, but has a home in Beverly Hills too.
13th step, don't do it. Not worth it. 13th step is the meeting a hookup in the 12 step program.
If you've ever seen the movie School of Rock wirh Jack Black, you've heard this song.
Greatest band? ..... Growing up in the 70's, for me, there was a kinda "Yin and Yang" Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd Did I think one was better, is like arguing Black is "better" than White. I just know they were the blackest Black and the whitest White ever! Looking back between them they brought balance to my little universe! 😂😂😂
Great song. Great band. Top 10 easy. But it seems like the suggestions are the same band's and singers over again. Or I'm just trippin'. Jane's Addiction would be a nice change.
Love these guys! I saw them play in LA and while filming in their hometown of Boston. I also saw a cool show with the reformed Lemonheads that included Bosstones Nathan Albert who originally left the band at their height to get a degree in political theory from Brown University. This band has so many dope little side stories and fun facts.
And that's how to close your very first album😂
The Tanglewood show...best reason for the Internet because otherwise I wouldn't have seen it
The h in Bonham is silent.
You REALLY need to see this track live on "Danmarks Radio" in 1969. In typical Led Zep fashion, the live version is just sooo much better!
One zeppelin ❤ one Polo ❤ them both. No sleep for grandma tonight ❤✌️ Polo...
Led Zeppelin gives you like 5 songs all inside one song.
Make me Smile 😊
Hey Polo if you like the Zep then try The Rain song
I was fortunate enough to be in the audience of this performance in London, and even more fortunate to see them twice on the same tour, there are no adjectives to describe how brilliant they are.
Pink Floyd isn't metal...of any type. In fact t's the opposite of metal. It's rock. It used to be described as progressive rock. But this music is an experience for more than just your ears. The lyrics are intelligent, the music has depth, the instruments all co-exist in harmony as do the vocals. The guitar is there to enhance the song and David Gilmour's solos aren't inserted into it ...they flow straight out of the emotion of the song. Yes, this is the opposite of metal.
I knew someone who worked in Monrovia, Liberia when this came out. When this track came on the radio, work in places like official government offices would grind to a halt. People had to get up and dance.
Ironically Gilmour lambasts Roger Waters for not turning away from a nation …being made extinct . Apparently the deaths of 35000 people by missiles and helicopters is not what David he was singing about? Hypocritical dross.
This song breaks my heart every time I hear it. My sister died when I was 16 (60+ years ago) and she was 21. The song reminds my so much of her. This and "On the Dock of the Bay" by Otis Redding. 😢 I often wonder what she would have become in life, had she lived...
Why did u hate to admit it? Because he was white? hmmmm
HAMMER OF THE GODS......................Peace!
LOVE, love, love Led Zeppelin! I raised my 4 kids with them…they went to college and played the music in the dorms and the kids asked, “Who’s that?” They never heard them before. Now my grandkids who have also been raised with Led Zepp ….are heading to college! Wonder if it will happen again! 😂 Good music never dies!
He's looking in the mirror, during puberty
BB King performed in sing sing prison in 1972
"Masculinity and class", yup that describes Sinatra perfectly!
🔥🎸🔥🎸💥🎸🔥🥁🥁🥁🥁
I like her "Fast Car". It's so beautiful. You may have already commented on it on your channel.
Gotta watch it live. They just started playing together. Amazing!!!!
Pink Floyd isn’t metal, but I get what you’re trying to say.
Fun fact: When I was a teenager we were lucky enough to be able to drive up to the Griffith Observatory to watch the Lasarium show in the planetarium. The music played was all Pink Floyd, this song in particular. Always a Pink Floyd fan. Especially love Syd. Thanks for checking it out and sharing!
LFG!! 🔥🔥
Love this song. My dad was a huge fan (maybe that influenced my name?) and I grew up listening to these guys. Such a great band and such a beautiful tune. Thanks for making this video!
one and only Eric Burden all from UK
You’re great at this!
🔥🔥🔥
Love your reaction man
This is the album that made me stop listening to rap and r n b
Love this
Jimmy and his bow. Such a cool sound.
The drummer, John Bonham died young. That’s his son Jason playing drums in this version. He has since created a band called the Led Zeppelin experience and when you see them it’s awesome. He found people that sound Exactly like the original guys and he tells stories about his father and him being a child during the Led Zeppelin days in between songs. Puts on a great show