2 in 1 We react to Immigrant Song (Official Audio and Live 1972) | special request | REACTION

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[@verginithe]

Zep was in Iceland in 1970 and then after wrote Immigrant song

[@MorgMorg-uf6ps]

I toured iceland and our tour leader played this song in the bus. She was so proud that LZ visted and playef in iceland. Its a beautiful country with a rich culture. Enjoy❤

[@billpimentel-vm6cu]

Jimmy page said they never play live the same way twice ,they loved to improvise and make it a different experience

[@georgeberz1798]

John Bonham was a MONSTER! He is widely regarded as the best rock drummer of all time. His peak powers are on display here.

[@2199SPUDMAN]

He was The Hammer of the Gods!! R.I.P.

[@jean-francoisdassonville6219]

Right ! when he accompanies the solo of Jimmi Page, he's not in the same planet

[@danacasey8543]

This song rang through my head when I visited my Viking roots in Norway 25 years ago. One of the best LZ songs!

[@davidcarter4247]

I was there in 1972. It is at the Sydney Showground. This was the start of three hours of brilliance.

[@shegocrazy]

I'm envious. Audio is from a US show.

[@davidcarter4247]

@shegocrazy I know because in Sydney Plant was telling the crowd during the song to go back to the grandstand after they stormed the area in front of the stage. There was a threat from the showground trust to shut down the concert out of fear the audience would damage the arena surface if they got onto the grass. The trust did not act on the threat. I was in the grandstand one level up, dead centre and front row. I was not moving and sat there from 10am to 5pm. If only I had a bladder like that now!

[@shegocrazy]

@@davidcarter4247 I know the bladder feeling.at concerts lol. What great memories you have!

[@Quadrant14]

I was there as well, PLUS at the Melbourne Concert ...yippee

[@Quadrant14]

@@shegocrazy I did the Sydney and Melbourne Concerts in 72, amazing and LOUD

[@SnoBear626]

Wow! Having a great time with these 2 in 1"s. May I suggest Trampled Under Foot / Live at Earls Court 1975.

[@ronaldelliott4373]

I think you just showed why listening to the studio recording first is important. Capturing any artist or groups’ intent occurs there first, giving a familiarity when experiencing live performances. Nice reaction guys…

[@RonHouck-eb1cn]

The studio version is like a script where as when the get on stage they are free to express themselves and all their talents

[@lyndoncmp5751]

And it's much much better.

[@jamescrane2156]

Rock and Roll Live Video (Madison Square Garden 1973) Original Records. Led Zeppelin in concert.

[@Quadrant14]

No, I was at this Concert, Sydney, Australia 1972---Sound mixed in LA

[@BluePulama]

It's sooo great to see young people recognize and appreciate the music that us older folks grew up with. This proves that this music is timeless!!! A hundred years from now when they hear this for the first time, I guarantee they react the same way. Much love

[@jkennedy1048]

You guys are my favorite reactors because you genuinely enjoy music, are always smiling, and are willing to explore music styles you have never heard before. Keep up the great work!

[@DustinHakonson]

I love how you do the studio and a live together. Great idea. All reactors should do that.

[@anthonypowell6234]

"Immigrant Song" and "Achilles Last Stand" feel like two chapters of one epic to me.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Yes Achillies Last Stand live at knebworth in 1979!

[@myklegue3968]

loved the way this song was used several times in the movie Thor:Ragnorak!!

[@Paul-nl7mr]

You did the right thing by listening to the studio version and then the live version.

[@Rowenband]

This song was, for me, like an opening to another world. I must have been 12 or 13 when I heard it on the radio after it came out. This was like nothing I thought humans could produce. I thought it came from outerspace or something. Since then (1971 - 1972) I'm a big Led Zep fan but also prog in general, especially bands that were also from somewhere else, like Yes, Van Der Graff Generator or Gentle Giant. I'm still fan from those today. Of course I added new ones to my list like Primus or Kikagaku Moyo…

[@tonybowen2020]

Can't beat Zeppelin live.

[@danielandrews2635]

Great reaction hope you are enjoying the LED ZEPPELIN rabit hole WHEN THE LEVEE BREAKS is a great song think you will love it very bluesy great to more people getting in to LED ZEPPELIN ❤

[@joshuadeshaies7266]

It's the GOATS!!! the best ever!! So so many great different genres of song choices!!¡

[@VoltesWithElias]

I think a song you will really like is "Over the Hills and Far Away". Also, "The Battle of Evermore" is a gem. But really, there are no bad Led Zeppelin songs. "Ten Years Gone" is one you will appreciate too. Very moving. Oh and of course, No Quarter. Oh man, too many.

[@toniyoung5131]

Ramble On, Achilles Last Stand, Kashmir, ...

[@Upe-f9c]

John Bonham is just killing it.

[@boydhall1587]

It's me TommyBee, my dad gave me the double record album House's of the Holy from Led -Zep when I was 12 years old and it is a real banger of an album and the cover artwork is legendry. Try and find an image of the cover and you will know iexactly what I mean. Love your channel guys and your very special. In my opinion, hihihi! XX

[@lyndoncmp5751]

For completely different genres Zeppelin did try The Rain Song, Down By The Seaside, D'yer Mak'er, Battle of Evermore, All My Love, Black Country Woman, Bron-yr-Aur Stomp etc. Hell, throw in Hot Dog as well. ✌️

[@EclecticInstinct]

Great reaction guys.

[@adams5989]

If you guys really wanna be blown away do the entire “how the west was won” album. It’s amazing. They are a rare band that sounds as good if not sometimes better live than even on the studio recordings. “How the west was won” is the best live album in history

[@stevesharpe361]

Even better with the missing tracks from the bootlegs.

[@ryanr5319]

It's a damn fine thing Jimmy finally gave us. 😊

[@tanyaweathersby9393]

I have it and you are correct ❤

[@tanyaweathersby9393]

❤❤❤Robert❤❤❤

[@bashab3098]

This launched a bevvy of metal bands .

[@26shedan]

love your Zep reactions!

[@avlanche7777]

Too darn awesome!!

[@marvelcaptain3504]

Thank you for listening to both versions it seems like there is a little missing in each that you pick up by hearing both

[@tommytbone9778]

III don`t know people, but I was lucky to have a cool older brother who had all their albums & if you lived in the Norde United States, the yell of the Immigrant song was our anthem... BUT when I got my 1st chance to go to their show in `75 Plant just boomed out those lyricks with the jam at the end.... bravo, bella, multa bella grazie grazie grazie...SO lets go & hear some more live Zep from `75 in NYC, my new rockin pals

[@billmckee1123]

Carol, since you love Robert Plant, you must listen to live MSG 1973, Whole Lotta Love!!

[@a-mellila1520]

I suggest, as you love LZ, that you would purchase DVD The song remains the same and react to the whole DVD. 😊🎶📽️

[@ballsyrocker]

Imagine this playing on car cassette or FM blasting outta your speakers at highway speed limit but feeling like you are going faster! I play it on car cassette player often. Heh. Saw them live in 1975 n ,Long Beach Arena , Calif. for 3 1/2 hours! Tickets $10.50 and they did Kashmir for first time when released that year on "Physical Graffiti' double record set. Peace. I am 74 in June.

[@jamesberlo4298]

This Song is about the People of the Noth (Northen Europe) when they went to Northern Germany, Denmark , Sweden , Iceland and Norway. It was referring to the Teutonic People Defeating and Destroyed the Roman Empire because of their betrayals.

[@giordani64]

Just swung by to say how much I love you two both, And I like to see when younger folks discover and acknowledge the greatness of this band. They just did make some great music in my times, a kind which is hard to find nowadays.

[@rRobR]

the mighty ZEP

[@damonhines8187]

JPJ's bass run with "On we sweep..." is a favourite moment on the instrument for me. 😊❤

[@Roh_Echt]

I remember getting my Zeppelin III album, setting the needle down on Side-One and this played. I played it over and over before moving on to hear the rest of the album. Which is pretty mellow, but still was filled with some good stuff.

[@billywiles9593]

Keep up the reactions. Love y'all!

[@josephmanzuni8593]

You should listen to Led Zeppelin do reggae next. Try "D'yer Mak'er"

[@RodneyFrazer]

agreed!

[@carlosserbero4592]

when the levee breaks its a rap son to zep jajajaja

[@charlestisron8391]

I'm 65 years old, and this song still gets my blood up for a brawl. Man I miss those days

[@Fitnessexcellence9848]

Written after a trip to Iceland I think.

[@michaelbriefs9764]

Hey guys, great reactions! LZ RULZ!!!! I'm psyched to see more reactions with you two! Hey, check out a Canadian Rock band called Rush! Rush came up after LZ, in the early/mid 70's and they developed their own sound by 1976-77. They started out heavy, Blues-Rock oriented, like LZ, but then they became Progressive Rock gods by the end of the 70's. Then in the 80's they became Prog-Rock-Pop-fusion band. Check out "2112" from 1976 and check out "Tom Sawyer" from 1981! They will blow you away!

[@helgibergfridtjofsson3237]

They played a concert in Reykjavík (Laugardalshöll) Iceland 1970. Apparently the song was written in the airplane on the way back and is about Iceland.

[@Bobmudu35UK]

The Vikings are a big part of our history of mythology. I think it was King Athelstan who finally defeated them,and because he was a devout Christian he didn't execute their King,he forgave him. Which shocked them, and if my memory serves that was the start of the Vikings becoming Christian.

[@logankerlee1988]

All that studio versions offer that live versions cannot is a clean experience. Listening to a song played from an album will always be perfect whereas live may contain errors or improvisations which are generally always fun at the very least. That's the reason why I really enjoy live versions! :) Plus, watching the band perform a song live is always a great experience.

[@hotibtib3953]

Very nice

[@alexfletcher5192]

Zeppelin literally sold records on live performances. And in fact it's almost possible in our privileged modern context - with accessibility to recordings denied to previous generations - to suggest that they were a live band first and foremost. I suspect there is no doubt about this. And it is obvious to those who were there at the time.

[@EdA1]

So now that you just did two great rockers, Immigrant song and Achilles last stand, many would agree that it’s time that you hear pure acoustic Zeppelin. Going To California, Jimmy Page on guitar and John Paul Jones on mandolin. I suggest once again if you have it in you to do BOTH the studio and live versions. The studio version from 1970 is just beautiful and Roberts voice when he was younger was fantastic! But as others have said, you should follow it with the live version from Earls Court 1975. I guarantee you it would put a smile on your face and warm your heart! kzbin.info/www/bejne/hKO4en2PlL2oaNUsi=vgdttv-JYXNF0leK

[@joescott8877]

Good call. I bet they'd also love The Rain Song, both versions as well.

[@bradboyle757]

The live performance is from my hometown Sydney Australia

[@stephenmiller195]

Pure class

[@danw3735]

My dad carried one of Jimmy Pages guitars in Melbourne, Around 1970's, before I was born 😁

[@redjeepjo]

LOVE THE TWO OF YOU 😍😍😍😍

[@imbubbymom]

Bonzo hittin those drums like they owe him something

[@allenporter6586]

They wrote this song while playing a gig in Iceland, the people treated them so well they decided to write a song about the Icelandic heritage, whom also played a major role in England's history. And actually the Vikings didn't "lose" England, William the Conqueror was Lord of Normandy, land given to the Vikings by the King of France, his decendents are still the kings and queens of England to this day. Page was a studio magician, in the studio the guitar is layered, deeper and richer, the live version has the edge in energy (though both are pretty energetic lol).

[@EdmontonRealEstate01]

I believe the song is about the Viking invasion and conquest of Britain

[@robertgriffiths4167]

They wrote this song when on tour in Iceland as a thank you to the Icelanders that welcomed them.

[@jasonbarlow8263]

The live is has the energy

[@629GSMITH]

I'm 72 yrs old. I saw ZEP 8 times in Houston TEXAS.they always a sellout. I feel sorry for youngsters who did not experience IT.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Every performance was amazing! Watch this live 1972! Yes about the Viking invasion of Britain! This song was used inseveral movies including School Of Rock...a Shrek movie and Thor Ragnorock!

[@JohnLedger-g4i]

The drumming is good but the bass line is something else

[@lyndoncmp5751]

Good? GOOD? Just good? 😂

[@JoeandAngie]

They never went to Kashmir...was inspired when Jimmy and Robert were traveling across Morocco in RP's Land Rover

[@MustAfaalik]

Most powerful song, Ragnar would have been proud of!

[@fishtigua]

Have look at the Darkness, very funny. ................i used to sail with the bassits'Dad in Trinidad

[@davexvs]

tho the originals are epic i always found the live concerts had that extra vibe energy commitment and improv that made watching them AWESOME

[@BigEBass]

Historical note pertaining to the lyrics. The Vikings actually would only do enough death and destruction to get the people to submit. Once they did, they would tell them to rebuild and move on with their lives and that they would be back in a year to collect tribute. I'm pretty sure that's what that lyric refers to..

[@JohnLedger-g4i]

No record track is ever played the same live with Zep. Live gives them the opportunity to expand and jam out

[@anitapaulus937]

You should listen to what was the B side of the single Immigrant Song, “Hey Hey What Can I Do?” It wasn’t on any of their album until after Bonzo’s death. By the way, if I’m not mistaken, the video was from their performance in Australia, and the audio is from a performance in California.

[@coollakshman]

I can't believe how underrated they are. They deserve way more recognition. A suggestion as well! Nick Thurl Mavromatis' new song is on a whole other level. You should react to his new song! 🔥

[@AfrizalZal-nh9bt]

❤mantap❤

[@martinoulthwaite7327]

you must have a listen to their 'dazed and confused', 27 minute version from MSG. love your reactions. keep 'em comin'

[@BenLapke]

I’ve been listening to the song for over 50 years and I still have to read the lyrics to understand what Robert Plant is singing. 😂

[@JimAlberts-y5v]

This song is about conflict and expansion, which describes 99% of our world's human history, no matter what part of the world. In this specific instance, it is the nordic/viking heritage. Just another instance of Led Zepplin producing musicical topics that other groups never came close to touching.

[@rodneyfrazer2424]

Want to hear them do a whole different style? Try "Going to California". Live, studio, or both! Or, "The Rain Song". Again, studio, live or both! Just more examples of their diverse styles. Can't put them in any one genre.

[@jamesnash6101]

Back in the 60's & 70's. We didn't realize just how spoiled we really were with all of that great music. I personally tried to buy and listen to as much as I could. From Zeppelin-to-Aretha Franklin-to-Sinatra-to-Black Sabbath-to-Earth Wind & Fire-to-Pink Floyd ect.... The major difference between Led Zeppelin and 99% of the other bands was..... Peter Grant protected them. This led to a river of great music. Also, all of the members were veterans and accomplished musicians. However, the Beatles were the band that made most of this possible. Because they were encouraged to experiment. And the end result was a huge amount in profits.

[@jameshuman7091]

Try Moby Dick live at Madison Square Garden!

[@BrockHagen]

Vikings often settled in the lands they invaded ... sometimes because they crushed the inhabitants, sometimes they were bribed with land by a king to stop killing the locals. The norsemen didn't have much flat fertile land to grow crops so they often invaded initially for treasure but always wanted farm land.

[@monroegodette6440]

The studio version is the best 2 minute song in history of rock

[@caseystevens8302]

Robert Plant was a keen reader of JRR Tolken and the Thor books way way before the movies and series came out. They were far ahead of the media curve.

[@tome2294]

Robert Plant loved the writings of J.R.R. Tolkien. He loved mystical lyrics. You can see more of this type of lyrics in "Achillies Last Stand", "The Battle of Evermore", and "No Quarter" to name a few. "No Quarter" and "Battle of Evermore" being two of my favorites. The Battle of Evermore is the only song where they bring in an additional singer with Robert Plant.

[@cheezer57]

I was about 15 when it came out, honestly though, it hit big, but so did many LZ songs. Not unlike so many other bands of the day..We were being inundated by a constant avalanche of new and different sounds daily, and that is not hyperbole..It was almost too hard to keep up!..Just about came to expect it.

[@629GSMITH]

The Huge Decibels of Live.

[@Trep-k1z]

Great choice n reaction get the led out

[@jimmandrell2680]

If you haven't already done " You Shook Me " it's an awesome song.

[@Philby17]

Guys, check out US actor Jack Black's tribute to Led Zeppelin at the Kennedy Center Honors. He speaks hilariously of 'songs about Vikings' among other things, and he's a total Led Zep fan. It's a great watch. 'Best band ever'.

[@caracoidwren944]

I almost always prefer the studio version to the live one. You just want to hear the song at its very best and the sacrifices, extra long solos, audio limitations and burned out vocals would never make what the band would consider its best and are just not worth paying for in order to watch the band performing. However, this concept of showing both versions at the same time with the studio addition first is an absolutely excellent idea. In fact do it all the time whenever you can and just go ahead and rename yourselves "The 2 in 1 Show."

[@mikehergott3990]

check out Frank Marino, Canada's most underrated guitarist also, you might like Uli Jon Roth with the Scorpions and the song "Sails of Charon"

[@philshorten3221]

MAKE YOURSELF SMILE! Check out "Jack Black officially requests permission from Led Zeppelin to use Immigrant Song for the movie School of Rock" 😂😂😂

[@tanyaweathersby9393]

❤❤❤Robert❤❤❤

[@grogueQ]

No Quarter live. Song Remains the Same version.

[@ClaudioApolo-j8q]

Chicos los sigo, reacciones al homenaje led Zeppelin por distintos artista, escalera al cielo por Heart es emocionante!!!!

[@craigpeet657]

In case you're wondering why Robert's shirts he wore on stage didn't fit him, it is because they belonged to the girls he slept with the night before!😂

[@tomtomboy6471]

Correction: The "Illegal immigrant song".

[@joescott8877]

7:04 Zeppelin will do that to you, lol. To your ears, anyhow...

[@RockinMamaT]

Jimmy Page had a way with producing tracks that are just genius. Peace out ✌️ ☮️

[@richardgaelle6673]

Bonjour, les paroles de Robert Plant sont souvent inspirées par les légendes celtiques. Pour ce qui est de kashmir il s'est plutôt inspiré de ses nombreux voyages au maghreb et au moyen orient.

[@robertlopez628]

you need to check out Pantera Cemetery Gates or Walk

[@rafaelorantes7185]

Even the live version is too short!

[@sufoguets]

A request. React to Damaged by October ends 😍