LED ZEPPELIN - KASHMIR | ALL IS REVEALED!!! | FIRST TIME REACTION

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Artist: Led Zeppelin
Song: Kashmir
Album: Physical Graffiti
Released: 1975
Genre: Progressive Rock, Hard Rock
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[@broaction5343]

GUYS! If you enjoyed our reaction make sure to SUBSCRIBE, LIKE AND COMMENT!!! LINKS to other Led Zeppelin reactions: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lYXXgX-faZeNbNU - Black Dog kzbin.info/www/bejne/gaKqgIGagqeteqc - Since I've Been Lovin' You (Studio Version) kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3PCh56vmJWSZtE - Since I've Been Lovin' You (Live MSG) kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5fJk2qNps17jJY - Whole Lotta Love kzbin.info/www/bejne/hoakZHt3aJamrs0 - Stairway To Heaven (Studio Version) kzbin.info/www/bejne/fX3IdHaijKx8rLs - Stairway To Heaven (Heart Live) kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZTYZpipbZecetU - Stairway To Heaven (Live MSG) kzbin.info/www/bejne/hpbQpqSvf5qJoac - Dazed And Confused kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5u4Y5mZorqjh80 - Whole Lotta Love (Beth Hart Cover) kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zn3dm6tndrp7d9E - Babe I'm Gonna Leave You kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3fFcnRvo7qDg68 - Achilles Last Stand (Studio Version) kzbin.info/www/bejne/apDCppyMa5yIjJI - No Quarter (Studio Version) kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5zFhWp-bJJ4hZo - No Quarter (Live MSG) kzbin.info/www/bejne/rqDdXqyFmttko6c - In The Light kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqWYeIGDi6hkeZo - Heartbreaker kzbin.info/www/bejne/b6uqoYakedF3etU - When The Levee Breaks

[@jennyl59840]

So glad to see you enjoy my all time favorite band and favorite song. Love from Montana!🥰 (subscribed)

[@motis2024]

It’s not a song, it’s a journey to the very soul.

[@ingobordewick6480]

This album is nothing more than just one of the biggest albums in rock history. 'nough said.

[@lillylee7658]

Kashmir is my favourite. But then there’s Babe I’m Gonna Leave You, When the Levee Breaks, Immigrant Song

[@gauravgopal6014]

Trampled underfoot...Led Zep...people just never seem to remember that song..killer track

[@christinerobinson3819]

Huge respect to JPJ on the keys

[@mikeyrebs8259]

It was even more intense to hear for the first time back in "75"

[@stuarthastie6374]

Plant was in Morocco riding camels in the Sahara desert and singing in the market place with local musicians. Kashmir is a valley flanked by the Himalayas, but in Sanskrit the word means dedicated. The story goes that hundreds of years ago the lakes dried up. Plant and Page have rerecorded the song with an Egyptian orchestra.

[@danreed5171]

this is true.................like moving through the eye of a needle, all thing become clear

[@juliemanarin4127]

I think Jimmy was with him

[@stuarthastie6374]

@@juliemanarin4127 i’ce watched several interviews where Plant has described his time in Morocco without mentioning Jimmy.

[@LadybugLuv]

Omg, I was just thinking you should be on a camel 8n the desert listening to this song! Or a magic carpet! 🧞‍♀️🧞‍♂️

[@stuarthastie6374]

@@LadybugLuv I think you can hear where the camel climbs up one side of a sand dune and slides down the other side . Kashmir itself is not described. It is a place carves by melting snow.

[@philosopher0076]

No " orchestra " in this song. It's all John Paul Jones on the keyboard/s.

[@lhobs9782]

Actually, JPJ did play keyboard/mellotron, but they also used session musicians(only time they did this I believe) for the string and horns arranged by John Paul Jones. JPJ played keyboards for the live versions.

[@katamedo5703]

Incorrect

[@EF-fc4du]

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[@lauralrobison]

The Lemon Song, Lemon Song, lemon song, lemon song, "I should have quit you long time ago"

[@mviroli]

That's arguably the greatest rock song ever. Period.

[@wattsup7673]

Bros, just pick any Led Zeppelin album and pick any song and be amazed. Hope you're enjoying your ride on the " Zeppelin" once you get on you'll never want to get off.

[@jimdavis8864]

It’s hard to find a bad Zeppelin song. 🤟

[@mclerms]

When the Levee Breaks!!!

[@stevetrivett9334]

Bonzo’s bass drum sounds like a freakin giant stamping its foot IMMENSE 😎

[@jacobshirley3457]

This version sounds like the bass was boosted a bit, though.

[@smith9808]

The last two minutes of this song is other worldly. Really incredible

[@arthurcurry2003]

All of it but I know what you mean.

[@jennhurl]

One of my favorite songs of all time. It's so bad ass🔥

[@jaymitchell5281]

This song is pure perfection... Easily their best

[@arthurcurry2003]

Plant’s howls always reached heaven.

[@vincentwilliams2000]

Check out their live performance of this song from 2007...Celebration Day. Almost 70 years old at the time and they were phenomenal!

[@jimmorton7472]

Knebworth 1979, I was lucky enough to be there 👍

[@juliemanarin4127]

Awesome!!

[@stevetrivett9334]

4th or 11th ???

[@jimmorton7472]

@@stevetrivett9334 4th..👍

[@stevetrivett9334]

@@jimmorton7472 same here fantastic weekend loved the support acts too Chas and Dave legends Utopia 🎸🎸🎸 Southside Johnny 😎

[@jimmorton7472]

@@stevetrivett9334 certainly was Steve, all the support acts were great, and Zeppelin...well yknow you were there, how lucky we are to have seen them !

[@juliemanarin4127]

They were in Morocco...that was the inspiration. Jimmy wrote the riffs and thus song is amazing!

[@lynnhoffman247]

“When the Levee Breaks” “In the Evening” “No Quarter” Patrick is really enjoying your journey, I can tell! Way to go big brother 🤗💯

[@Skootsem]

Yes, this song list... then “Black Mountainside”, “The Rain Song” and “The Song Remains the Same”

[@koronakike1205]

In the Light, No Quarter, The Rain Song, Down by the Seaside- all different influences: Hindu, Viking, Celtic, Country....

[@bogdog999]

After "Stairway," The Zepp is best known for the rockin' "Whole Lotta Love".

[@rickfuentes3278]

You won't be disappointed with "When the Levy Breaks"

[@MilosDaddy]

You'd like their song, "When the Levee Breaks"

[@eatthisvr6]

best drum beat EVER !!

[@mstewart109]

Oh please play when the levee breaks. You think Jimmy Page is a God. Plants vocals are in the same class guys!!

[@eatthisvr6]

@@mstewart109 they were all in the same class. That's what made them so special

[@stuarthastie6374]

@@eatthisvr6 the drum track was laid down first, the Jimmy Page slowed it down a little, to make it sound like a paddle steamer fighting a strong currant. Pistons and paddles.

[@eatthisvr6]

@@stuarthastie6374 yeh. Iv heard the full speed version and even though the change is subtle it completely changes the mood of the track. Jimmy is a genius producer too

[@rodciferri9626]

Great review - I think "Kashmir" has more to do with the music than it does the lyrics - the Arabian-Indian groove of it. The lyrics are Robert Plant's experience in Morocco - where he has consistently spent time in the decades that followed after his initial inspiration there in the 1970's.

[@garanceadrosehn9691]

Personally I think this is Led Zeppelin's best song. All four group members deliver top-notch amazing performances. And great lyrics which you know mean something important, even if different people read different things into the lyrics.

[@Skootsem]

“Taking me on a ride...” That, brothers, was the ‘70s.

[@jamescrane2156]

Led Zeppelin - Immigrant Song (Live 1972)(Official Video)

[@mountainkat233]

This video was very frustrating because I grew up with these gods of music and I watch you watch them and want you to feel 100% what we experienced. The best way to do it these days is to see the live performance from their video. Please please please watch this performance live from Celebration Day official video. I would love to see your reactions then.!!!!!!

[@heliotropezzz333]

Plant's lyrics were inspired by by a drive through Southern Morocco. I'm not sure why they called the song Kashmir which is a different place.

[@krushon3298]

'When the Levee Breaks' By Led Zeppelin One of my favorites and keep going down that rabbit's hole!!!

[@mickcorazza1929]

The meaning of perfection is Led Zeppelin, I have never seen such a perfect synchrony between voice and instrumental, in addition to the lyrics being extremely complex and philosophical and Kashmir translates all that.

[@michaelangelofalco9819]

John Bonham is hands down the greatest rock drummer. No one else comes close the feel he brought to the music of Led Zeppelin. The thing for me in this song is Bonham's kick drum. The kick drum is enormous , it's the entire low end of the song. Bonham is driving, propelling the song forward. Also note that the drums have a phaser effect, the whooshing sound you hear when Bonham is crashing the cymbals etc.

[@danielsalazar4227]

Awesome song, awesome reaction guys. You should watch the live version of it (1979) . I know you gonna love it.

[@danielsalazar4227]

They were on a trip to Morocco, that inspired the lyrics.

[@williambond3881]

One of the greatest songs ever written, and possibly my favorite Zeppelin tune!!!

[@pablosonofpogo8691]

Always been my favourite Led Zep track. For me, the best live version has to be the one with the Egyptian orchestra from 94. The way Plant switches scales between blues, rock and middle eastern is amazing, and the way the orchestra weaves their distinctive sound into the track is a treat for the ears.

[@isaiahzacarias5220]

You guys would love “Tea for one” by Led Zeppelin it’s like Since I’ve been loving you

[@sarahdaw6648]

I think Tea for One is so raw...amazing emotion behind that song.

[@isaiahzacarias5220]

Yess I agree!!

[@Caseydog3]

I bought this album in the 70’s I remember listening to this song for the first time! Always had a connection with it

[@Ammeo]

I remember a friend of mine introduced me to Led Zeppelin with a live version of this song back in 2010 and i was absolutely blown away. I went home that day and listened to this song on repeat all day long

[@katamedo5703]

Listen to the rest of their music.

[@Ammeo]

@@katamedo5703 : i have

[@andreasantoyo2441]

You literally paused right after he said “we’re moving through Kashmir.” Then said where’s the connection. 🤣🤣 made me chuckle at work. Love you guys!!

[@jeanharris2408]

Kashmir is my favorite also. I can close my eyes and see them walking across the desert. Love Jimmie Page!!!!

[@Codex7777]

Btw, any time you hear an 'orchestra' in a Zeppelin song, it's not an orchestra, it's JPJ on synths! :)

[@bobbyn.9773]

But its actually influenced by Jimmys and Plants trip to Morocco even though Kashmir is in India

[@TheCornishCockney]

Pakistan would dispute that. All that fuss over some kashmir jumpers. Sort it out fellas theres enough wool to go around.

[@vinniemoran7362]

@@TheCornishCockney lol

[@VoltesWithElias]

Kashmir! Enjoying your journey. It was Robert Plant's favourite song, not all of theirs though. Achilles Last Stand and In My Time Of Dying please!

[@PeterTea]

The Knebworth 79 performance of this is epic. 02 is great too. This was written when they were in Morocco , which explains the musical influences. I suppose the name evokes the exotic nature of this song.

[@Neonbob]

It takes me there everytime. Zone out & I travel the land.

[@anitapaulus937]

The live version, 1979 at Knebworth is very much worth a reaction. Roberts’s vocals and Bonzo’s drum fills are outstanding.

[@ginger4141]

This song could have been a James Bond theme song easily. Robert was traveling through Morocco when he wrote the lyrics.

[@willasacco9898]

This used to be one of my lesser favorite Zep songs. But, after listening to it a few times, recently, and watching you guys react to it, I can really appreciate the uniqueness and subtlety. It is now in my top ten.

[@theSPECIALbrew74]

If u haven’t already. Dazed and confused live 1969. Robert Plant was 19 then

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

Actually....not to be picky, but he was born in August of 1948. So he was twenty in the winter/spring of 1969.

[@theSPECIALbrew74]

@@w.geoffreyspaulding6588 fair dos, still to be that young and the band sound hungry yet like they’ve been playing for decades seen the clip from a 68 show that’s probably a favourite, of dazed, page with his telecaster and a cello bow.

[@abrahamlincoln4264]

TIMELESS - that's why this is their BEST song. .....Just TIMELESS.

[@lisamorrison2149]

Just an amazing song, so classic. ❤

[@Mac-ix4qp]

Such a treat reliving the magic spell of the band that awed me over 40 yrs ago with you young gentleman. You will find a major part of Page's fascinating guitar is his use of different tunings.

[@wattsup7673]

Check out 2007 live video with John Bonham's son Jason beating those drums like his Dad. Bro, it will blow your mind just how good they still are so many years later.

[@Zosohobo]

don't you mean 2007?

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

It was in 2007......typo?

[@kbf9644]

Aww yeah, my favorite Zep song and my song of all time. 🤘🏻👵🏻

[@47suryanshsengar2]

These guys always have the best reactions, IDK how they catch the exact vibe of the song every time, I am amazed. Also, you guys enjoy the songs more than anyone I have seen.

[@norahdenovan8658]

This was always one of my favourites of the gods that are Led Zeppelin ❤

[@ninRAIDER]

Misty Mountain Hop, c'mon guys. Amazing drumming and a massive groove. It's literally the song that follows Stairway to Heaven on their album.

[@RSTL1234]

I love all of the music but i do like HEY HEY WHAT CAN I DO ALOT!!!

[@CuzKatieSaysSo]

In December 2014 I had the opportunity to attend a concert at one of Milwaukee's most prestigious theaters, the Riverside Theater, a 96 year old gem alongside the Milwaukee River. (( Milwaukee [Wisconsin's largest city ~ population 595,000] state of Wisconsin [on the western shore of Lake Michigan], USA )) The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra (approximately a 100 piece orchestra) performed classic Led Zeppelin with the help of a blazing hot Zeppelin tribute band. The acoustics in this theater are excellent for music. There is Nothing like seeing one of your favorite bands with a full orchestra. The sound is rich and full and delicious to the ears. In 2018 we saw Justin Hayward with the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra performing the music of the Moody Blues at the Marcus Center for the Performaning Arts. Ahhh, the music of the Moody Blues with a full orchestra ~ it was Heaven! I Highly recommend seeing and hearing a symphony orchestra at least once in your life. Mozart, Beethoven, Vivaldi, Dvořák, Bach, Hayden, all classical composers whose symphonies stand the test of time, some music composed well over 300 years ago! I'm sure your country of Georgia must have some exquisite old theaters. Go! You'll never regret it. Also, keep your eyes open for a tribute band called Brit Floyd, I do not know if they play in Europe, but I've seen them 2 or 3 times. They're really really good and put on a fantastic laser light show. This whole thing started because I wanted to say Kashmir is my very favorite Led Zeppelin song. In my defense it's 5:30 Sunday morning, didn't sleep at all yet, and I tend to ramble on (my next favorite Zeppelin tune, lol) Love your reactions. Still have to do Pink Floyd Animals but I have to set aside the time and do in proper order. Peace🌻Out

[@CommodusSPQR]

In My Time of Dying from the same album is one of the great songs in the Zeppelin catalogue.

[@michaelangelofalco9819]

Recommendation is the live recording of "No Quarter" from Song Remains the Same. In my opinion this is the best recorded guitar solo from Jimmy Page. "No Quarter" is also a super moody, groovy song where Robert Plant evokes images of Vikings and such. The phrase, "showing no quarter" is an historic military term which basically means, show no mercy. Its dark/grave and totally takes you to another place out of time. Enjoy!

[@robertwheatley9153]

arguably the most distinctive and recognizable sounding rock song ever..

[@tektoniks_architects]

You need to see the live versions from Knebworth 1979 and O2 2007 now.

[@garanceadrosehn9691]

There are much longer live versions of this which are absolutely awesome.

[@glenndespres5317]

Always love their music when they introduced that Mid Eastern influence. This is killer. Go back a bit. “When The Levee Breaks” is incredible.

[@williamcabell142]

Take a journey through the desert! You can feel the heat, and taste the sand! The 🐐🐐🐐🐐’s 😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

Hi guys....Evelyn from Patreon. And now for the live version: Knebworth or O2. Someone has already requested Knebworth from ‘79.......but I still say that you should watch the O2 version....it was SO tight, and it was so very cool to see them still in top form in 2007.....it was brilliant. And Bonzo’s son Jason channeled his dad’s spirit that night and made all his dad’s band mates proud......And yes, this is their favorite song because it reflects all the influences from North African (Moroccan, Malian) and Middle Eastern (Egyptian) scales that Jimmy and especially Robert fell in love with in their travels to those regions. This would be reflected even further when Page and Plant reunited in 1994/95 and again in 98 to tour. If you watch video from the No Quarter tour, they have an Egyptian orchestra who traveled with them. They reworked several of the Zeppelin songs to have a strong Middle Eastern sound...and Kashmir worked really well with that interpretation......You guys should definitely watch a video from that tour and see how it sounds. Wonderful. Robert has continued his deep love affair for The Atlas Mountains and the people who live there (The Gnawa tribe in the Maghreb desert) and their music. Often staying for a month at a time, he has journeyed there as often as he can over the past 50 years...even attending and performing at a music festival in the desert north of Timbuktu in the early 2000’s. His heart remains divided between the mountains and desert of Morocco/Mali and his childhood home in the Black Country of west England, so near the hills of his beloved Wales. Although English, he is a self-confessed Celt in his heart.

[@jimled50jl49]

In the lyrics - "When moving through Kashmir" you must have missed hearing, plus the story unfolding in the desert and all the sand ? You need another listen....maybe watch the live version from Knebworth '79 & then you can see Bonzo's drumming is just as mindblowing to watch as it is to hear. Live is incredible.

[@robertakline9785]

this is the song Jimmy wanted to be known for. THIS is the greatest song of all time.

[@Stacy55ish]

Don't forget Joni Mitchell! Free Man in Paris and Help Me. Beautiful compositions.

[@tragicdeyz2641]

How many songs start out AMAZING, and just get better? Kashmir does.

[@chriscody2778]

Yes Tea For One my top 5 Zeppelin songs 🥰

[@stretchgilbert]

Nobody's Fault But Mine fellas! Quintessential Zeppelin it has all the elements

[@charlesmarkley220]

All of those sounds in there that sounded like violens are John Paul.

[@philosopher0076]

" violins "

[@patrickreagan2836]

Kasimir is my FAVORITE Led Zeppelin song. Awesome reaction, keep them playing!!!

[@candacemay7187]

This is MY favorite Zeppelin song!!

[@simply_psi]

Nice reaction to a Led Zep classic, the song was originally called Driving to Kashmir and is about a trip toKashmir in India, this is why the string arrangement has a very Indian vibe ro it. As Patrick has embraced the riff, you really should introduce him to the godfather of the riff, Toni Iommi and start with War Pigs from Black Sabbath, it will open up so many great rock songs.

[@henryhartley9993]

The song is related to Plants travels in Morocco, their visit to India and recordings they did with the Bombay orchestra, a lot of Zeppelin's music has an eastern feel to it...

[@dianedollion6126]

THE greatest song of all time

[@ForeverDC_]

Would love it if you reacted to Kashmir LIVE from Celebration Day 2007. John Bonham's son Jason on drums! They are older, only by about 30+ yrs, but it is AMAZING!! YOU WILL LOVE IT!!

[@musicaddict5076]

"I'm tripping right now" lol hilarious I've said that a few times before myself.

[@peoplesmedicinedrum9916]

if you like Bonzo so much, you need to listen to Moby Dick (Live), and Bonzo's Montreaux. Both showcase Bonzo drum work with long drum solos.

[@richardstewart1989]

All 4 guys are equally talented. John Paul Jones plays bass and keyboards and was a sought after studio musician before joining the band. Bonzo (John Bonham) is still today recognized as one of the top drummers of all time. Jimmy Page one of my top 5 guitarist of all times, amazing lead guitar riffs. Then there is the singer Robert Plant who's vocal abilities and lyrics are top not. This band would not have been the same without anyone of these guys. Amazing group...

[@joaquinretamosa7203]

Incredible song, please react to the 1979 live version

[@alfredristan3445]

I agree , the best version is the Page / Plant tour where they perform it with international musicians . I do not know if it is the one you are referring to , I apologize but I cannot upload the link. It gives the song a whole other dimension. If you have not seen that performance , do yourselves a favour.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Yeah I guess 79 is better than 75

[@Klapeful]

Yes !

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

Evelyn here: Now listen to Achilles Last Stand....studio cut. Regarding why it was called Kashmir: back then, during the “hippie” era, Kashmir was like a pilgrimage place. If you could afford it, and had the time and were adventurous enough, you tried to get there. This was before all the tragedies that have befallen Kashmir since the 70’s. Back then, it was idyllic and so beautiful....a peaceful Shangri La....almost mythical. So, Robert was writing the lyrics in the Atlas Mountains of Morocco....probably looking at the desert moon......and just put his feelings together with “I’ll Take you there”......to this beautiful, mystical place.......most of us knew at the time what he was trying to evoke using the name of Kashmir.....He will take us to a beautiful, mystical, heavenly place. Hope that helps to answer your question.

[@killurbluff5400]

Indeed, out of the MANY wondrous 'GIFTS' Zeppelin has left us, this right here is non other than an outright MASTERPIECE!!! Enjoy seeing 'Younger' people 'Get Into' the music that i was raised on.. Imagine if you will listening to this when it first came out and you were 14-15 yrs old and learning music??!! SPEECHLESS!

[@debravirden7130]

Led Zeppelin are the BEST BAND EVER. BOOM.

[@tinalinge9182]

It's about a journey that they took to Kashmir. I can almost picture the scene of a caravan moving across the desert and they describe it so masterfully in music and lyric. They were highly influenced by Indian music and sound s. Watch Page & Plant Unleaded and you will see the influences there.

[@2869may]

Solo Robert Plant ~ "Big Log" "In The Mood" "Heaven Knows" "Little By Little"

[@barrycohen311]

'How Many More Times' live. Dansmarks.

[@cynts228]

Yes! Please react to this video! It’s awesome!

[@lespaul5015]

Hey guys! Love the reactions to Zeppelin. Definitely check out Ten Years Gone by them. I also strongly recommend reacting to Jimmy Page’s Ten Years Gone DEMO- which was written before the song was actually made. It has great acoustic guitar and something I think you’ll really enjoy- cheers! 🤘

[@williambond3881]

Kashmir puts your head in the right place for the song ,for me KASHMIR makes me think of a trip through a middle eastern desert!!! That's what the name does for me!!

[@sallydorsey1851]

YOU KNOW THESE BANDS FROM THIS TIME PERIOD HAD SO MUCH FUN

[@juliemanarin4127]

You should see this live in 1975 at I think Knebworth...or 1979

[@anitapaulus937]

From the same album, The Wanton Song and The Rover are great songs.

[@soultraveller5027]

Amazing how the British produced. So many epic rock groups from a small island wonderment

[@jakeenan]

Check-out Kashmir live from Knebworth 1979.....Bonham on drum is SAVAGE. You will truly see why he was the most influential drummer of all time.

[@michaelterry3885]

Over the hills and far away..!!! All day long... Fool in the Rain..!!! All day long..! Seriously guys give them a listen...!!!

[@stephenmiller195]

Pure art, thanks guys