COULD HEAR THE LYRICS MUCH BETTER! - Led Zeppelin- Kashmir (Original Version)

[@libertylion6088]

No matter what all those other people tell you, always do the studio version of Led Zep first. Then look at the live if you're interested. Hear the song as intended by the band originally.

[@jeffstorey9147]

This.

[@HollisDuty60]

Kashmir is THE masterpiece by Led Zeppelin. While Stairway to Heaven is played more often and is what Led Zeppelin is known for (if you aren’t a LZ fan) it is really THIS song that the band wants to be known for. The complexity of the beat, the lyrics, the power of the song, the maturity of songwriting - it truly takes you on a journey.

[@Raven5150]

Yeah but I say there masterpiece is either black dog or when the Levy breaks

[@HollisDuty60]

@@Raven5150love both of those songs. The three living members of Led Zeppelin have all said numerous times that Kashmir is what they feel is the quintessential Led Zeppelin song and they would prefer to remembered for it. 😊

[@palpablenotion]

​@@Raven5150Zeppelin made a lot of amazing music, but this song is a religious/spiritual experience for a lot of people. It was for Page and Plant. Page was intimidated by it when he preformed, the music was so strong and moving, he worried his vocals would fail it. But everything came together and this song that started as some inspiration on the road to Morocco... it represented the journey to them. It represented the journey of life to my dad - I'm very glad Cliff listened to this with us, that was my dad he dedicated this to.

[@RiseofAzazel]

Gotta be Immigrant Song.

[@oldeskul]

@@RiseofAzazel Oh yes! It just comes out the gate swinging with those amazing Jimmy Paige guitar riffs and Robert Plant's vocals.

[@JJnuggetDoe]

NGL.... Led Zeppelin is BEST heard on headphones. ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️

[@BBaldwin]

They were, are and WILL ALWAYS BE the ultimate rock band.

[@chelseahaley8350]

Led Zeppelin is my favorite band of all time! U can literally put on any album and listen to it front to back without ever wanting to change the song! Not to mention Robert Plants voice!! A few of my favorites are Going to California, All my love, D'yer Mak'er, Dazed and Confused, When the Levee Breaks, Fool in the rain, Over the hills and far away, Thank you, What is and what should never be, The Ocean....I could go on for days! 🥰

[@debbiemccain5850]

Robert Plant (lead singer) said that although they are known more for Stairway To Heaven, he thinks that Kashmir is their greatest song of all🎶🎸🎶🎵

[@HollisDuty60]

Some background info on the band. Sorry it’s so long. 😊 Led Zeppelin is a British band created by Jimmy Page in 1968. Jimmy had been in the Yardbirds, and when they broke up, there were a couple of concerts still scheduled to be played. Jimmy took this opportunity to form a new band that fit his vision of Rock music. Light and Shade. Pushing the envelope of sound. Pioneering the concept of album oriented music. No singles if at all possible. Led Zeppelin’s first album was completed in 36 hours of session and production time. They did not have a record contract. Jimmy Page and their manager Peter Grant took the album to various labels. They got turned down by UK record labels so, they headed to the U.S. Atlantic Records signed them based on that first album, never seeing or hearing the band in person. Page and Grant crafted the most amazing contract that changed the music industry forever. Led Zeppelin had total control of everything, Atlantic records basically just pressed and distributed their albums. Everything from big money ahead of release, 90% of sales to the band, when they would tour. Where they would tour. When they would release albums. Even the cover art. Up until this time bands got almost nothing. Band members: Jimmy Page - lead guitar, acoustic and electric, banjo, mandolin, founder, songwriter, and producer of all Led Zeppelin albums. Started as a session musician in London. Keeper of the LZ flame to this day, he’s 80 years old and still the coolest Rock God. John Paul Jones - bass and keyboards but, he could play almost an instrument thrown at him. The secret and silent assassin. Also music arranger for the band. Began as a session musician in London. Worked with Jimmy Page prior to Led Zeppelin. Classically trained. Real name is John Baldwin. John Bonham - greatest Rock drummer ever. Grew up playing drums to jazz music which gave him a swing that most drummers could only dream of. Power, subtlety, followed the lead guitar more than the bass. Sadly, passed away in 1980 at age 32. Led Zeppelin could not go on without him. It had to be those four musicians to create the magic. Robert Plant - vocals, harmonica. The Golden God, amazing front man, unparalleled Rock singer, played the harmonica like he was born with it, and was pure sex, charisma, humor, and prototype for future Rock lead singers. He and John Bonham had been in a little known band in the Birmingham UK area. Both recommendations from Terry Reid (popular and excellent singer) when he had to turn down being in Led Zeppelin. August 1968: Robert and John Bonham (Bonzo) are 20. John Paul Jones 22. Jimmy Page 24. 8 studio albums, 10 compilation albums, 108 songs, 4 live albums, 16 music/concert videos, 19 singles (against the band’s choice), 7 #1 albums, and over 300 million albums sold worldwide. For the 2007 O2 Arena Tribute to Atlantic Records founder Ahmet Ertegun, called Celebration Day, there were 20 million ticket requests for only 18,000 seats. They had to use a lottery system, and only 2 tickets per person.

[@johnpressey5900]

It’s literally about a trip through the desert 🐪! Instead, Plant was inspired during a drive through a desolate desert area of southern Morocco. He was imagining traveling in the desert, before modern times.

[@palpablenotion]

God, Cliff, you made me cry. This makes me so happy, having the dedication in the beginning for dad. He was so passionate about music.

[@brooklynmysticaldiva4729]

Great reaction to a legendary band! Each member Plant Page Bonzo and Jonesy..MASTERS OF THEIR CRAFT! GO down the Led Zeppelin rabbit hole! Natural born talent!!

[@stevemisog]

It wasn't Kashmir you heard in the film Godzilla, it was a collaboration with Jimmy Page and Puff Daddy based on the song. It was called "Come With Me" and was the theme song of the film. As always, I enjoyed this reaction. You are one of my favourite reactors.

[@soude85]

That was the only song I’ve ever liked from the Diddler, wonder why…😂

[@42Mrgreenman]

@@soude85 Yeah, that sample made the song, which is why I think it was kinda disrespectful of Diddy for basically just riding Page's coattails and Jimmy for doing it...a sample is one thing, but Jimmy actually played with him on the track....just something that peeves me in this case, and the soundtrack is mostly meh, except for that Wallflower's song, Heroes...that one slapped too...

[@sicotshit7068]

Plant’s beautiful writing of his fascinating experience, with Page driving through what seemed an endless desert. They were on their way to a music festival, the time & space is really is the cultural difference of the people of that region. They couldn’t understand what each other was speaking, but their connection was the music. In the 90’s when Page & Plant toured together, they created a band of musicians from India, because they loved the sound they created. None of the band members had been to Kashmir, my guess the name sounded more lyrical. Though Plant definitely fell in love with Morocco, & still visits there, as often as he can. He wrote the lyrics, but it was a couple years before they got the music the way they wanted, the timing etc. is very intricate. This is the song all the band members are most proud of, though Stairway To Heaven, is the one they’re most known for. They have so many beautiful songs, that aren’t as well know to occasional listeners. Enjoy all you can, they won’t disappoint you, thank you for your reaction.

[@joshuawiedenbeck6944]

The time signature of this song is what gives it such a distinctive/unique feeling.

[@jimmyavsfan24]

One of the greatest songs ever written. A true MASTERPIECE

[@aarpoonwaify6694]

Oh and… back when drums had a real groove… no clicks, no machines… just Bonzo in a big hallway with a Champagne Sparkle Ludwig kit with a massive kick drum…

[@Cam282322]

My FAVORITE song by Zeppelin

[@patches6309]

Led Zeppelin songs are hard hitting, amazing stories of JRR Tolkein like fantastic places. Tolkien was a massive influence on Plant & Page and their style/content was created from that fantasy world. Kashmir is a song more about the journey than the actual place. “It was a single-track road which neatly cut through the desert." Plant said to Cameron Crow in an interview once. Keep going down this massive rabbit hole. The Journey is MIND BLOWING! Enjoy~

[@williamlafferty2523]

Love Led Zeppelin they’re awesome man✌🏻🤘🏻🤟🏻

[@justasimpleguy7211]

An amazing aspect of Kashmir is the timing. Bonzo's playing 4-4 and Paige is playing a 3-4 feel, meaning they only sync up on the strong beat once every 12 beats. That's what gives the song it's haunting tension.

[@deborahhalbert3372]

Can never have enough LZ! More please…

[@guitarmuscle6968]

Although Kashmir is the northernmost geographical region of the Indian subcontinent, the song Lyrics were influenced though by Plant driving through a desolate desert area of southern Morocco, and the Music has definite Middle Eastern sound

[@bowtiefidenine]

I have been listening to Led zeppelin since 1969 A deep cut that is very blues style is Tea for one from the album Presence ❤❤❤

[@lavendergal2508]

He talks about sitting with elders out under the stars, and he can’t understand the words, but he understands the meaning. This song is very heavy. He’s realizing what life is.

[@sicotshit7068]

They put their souls into their music, they would perform 3 to 4 hour concerts, with NO breaks. Here’s two live songs you need to try. Madison Square Gardens (1973) Since I’ve Been Loving You, you can see & feel the soulful Blues from them. Live at Earls Court (1975) In My Time Of Dying, Page plays the hell out of a steel guitar. These are just two standouts, though there are so many more, ENJOY!

[@crimson_phoenix3]

the reason some ppl would say "there's no meaning behind rock songs" it's because they can't actually listen to understand it, all they here is the instruments and a voice or voices they think are just blending together, they really have no clue because they don't bother to try. ALL MUSIC HAS MEANING. sometimes even just an instrumental can have meaning behind it, especially to the person making it ... some ppl are just music naive.

[@soude85]

It’s so disrespectful to say that lyrics in rock songs have no meaning!😒

[@barbarakitt5948]

I really think you would like Dazed and Confused…the lyrics will 🤯 The music is amazing! Also suggest Since I’ve Been Loving You (live)

[@carlfallone1223]

Used to smoke Kashmir to this tune good times

[@joshuadeshaies7266]

This for sure is ONE of the GOATS best bro. There are so so so many great songs from these guys.

[@juliemanarin4127]

A masterpiece! They are magnificent!!

[@aarpoonwaify6694]

Reminds me of smokin joints up the chimney in my mates parents house and eatin cheese on toast when we were 16 in 1989…

[@cjonesufc]

Around my 16th birthday (1990) I got heavy into Zeppelin after seeing Robert Plant in concert with The Black Crowes opening on their first big tour. I already knew a bunch of Zeppelin’s music because it was on the radio all the time, but I bought all their albums on cassette and spent an easy 18 months listening to basically nothing else while learning to play guitar. Every last thing they ever recorded is at least good with most of their music being incredible. They deserve their legendary status and are still one of the best selling artists in history

[@fgoogle5576]

FOO FIGHTERS still do it for the music AND they respect ALL the legends that came before them. I just saw them a few months ago... they played covers by Metallica, Beastie Boys, Devo, Michael Bublee. When they play in London, they roll out surviving members of Led Zeplin. respecting the GOATS

[@oldeskul]

Kashmir is a song you put on and just groove to as you feel the vibes. I don't think any members of Zep have ever spoken on what the song is about and I doubt they ever will. Sometimes in rock songs the lyrics have a deep meaning, sometimes they're just words that sound good together and it's up to the listener to infer the meaning.

[@rebeccas79]

A wonderful version of this is Page/Plant performing with the Egyptian orchestra as it emphasizes the "Middle Eastern" feel of the song. My favorite Led Zeppelin number. Thanks for the review.

[@w1975b]

I remember hearing this one time while in class (early 1990s), being played beneath me in the cafeteria.

[@HollisDuty60]

I have been a subscriber for quite a long time - just for your Led Zeppelin reactions. There are many of us that want to hear more Led Zeppelin on your channel. I will check your playlists and see what you have reacted to, then I will send you my recommendations. Because I know this is a big ask, to add more Led Zeppelin, I will send a donation to you for your work on this. Thank you so much for your excellent reaction video to my favorite Led Zeppelin song “Kashmir”. 😊♥️

[@sicotshit7068]

That’s all I look for, are Led Zeppelin reactions. I like songs from other bands, but nothing like loving Led Zeppelin.

[@HollisDuty60]

@@sicotshit7068​​⁠ absolutely. I just finished going through his playlists. Six reactions to three songs. He has an amazing, soul stirring journey ahead with Led Zeppelin.

[@sicotshit7068]

@@HollisDuty60 yes if he chooses to take that amazing journey, I too took a look. Unfortunately to many claim they love what they hear, & seem mind blown, yet only try a handful of songs. Not sure if you follow To Mito Reacciones, but he’s been going song by song & album by album. At the end of an album he does some live versions, I was glad I caught him at the very beginning of his journey. He’s the real deal Led Zeppelin fan now, check him out if you haven’t.

[@HollisDuty60]

@@sicotshit7068 yes, I do follow him. He is great. Have you followed Air Beats? They have done every single album, every song, in order. Started with studio albums, then all other albums, now about to do live versions. They are very informed about music and they are delightful.

[@HollisDuty60]

@@sicotshit7068 do you follow Airplay Beats? They have started with album one, song one, and have done all the studio albums, compilation albums, now on live albums, and then videos. Very knowledgeable about music and the love Led Zeppelin.

[@ronaldsimpson263]

My second favorite song by Zeppelin. I had a dancer dance to this song a few times, well worth it . She left memories that ill never forget of this song.

[@HollisDuty60]

Led Zeppelin recommendations: Note - my personal favorites that I think you will like. It may seem like a lot but, this is just from the first 4 albums. Finally - I just JOINED YOUR PATREON, VIP Tier. I will make donations through Patreon for doing Led Zeppelin songs. Thanks. 😊 Led Zeppelin I Babe I’m Gonna Leave You You Shook Me Dazed and Confused Communication Breakdown Led Zeppelin II The Lemon Song Heartbreaker Ramble On Led Zeppelin III Since I’ve Been Loving You Out On The Tiles Led Zeppelin IV Black Dog The Battle of Evermore When The Levee Breaks No Quarter

[@nikita8370]

Ah yes, you tell 'em, Cliff! An open mind would help. The og rock n roll could run circles around some of today's cookie cutter music. That said, you're def on the right track, but I would look at some better sites to get the 411 on these lyrics. You were headed in the right direction, an overall theme here is a spiritual journey. During the 60s and 70s Kashmir was known as a spiritual mecca, much like Shangri-la, the Heaven on Earth reference you mentioned. So the song lyrically and sonically is driving toward that place of enlightenment, where we can see the world for what it is, where we have a bird's eye or pilot's view of the wastelands below us and, basically, how to trancend above them. It's a pretty deep song when you really dig into it. One of the best songs of all time, imo. ❤

[@allengator1914]

The song that was in the 1998 "Godzilla" movie was a cover of this with new Rap lyrics by Puff Daddy with Jimmy Page on guitar titled "Come With Me" Anybody who says the lyrics in rock music don't say anything has never listened to TOOL.

[@avoncalling7886]

One of my favorite indulgences is rock/metal music with orchestral backing. It just pairs so well for such a fulfilling sound. If you like it too, there are so many more: No Leaf Clover by Metallica, Silent Lucidity by Queensryche, Nights in White Satin by Moody Blues, to name a few :)

[@ianmclean6399]

Diddy used on come with me for Godzilla. I remember being pissed 😂

[@rachelk8937]

My favorite LZ song ever 🔥

[@amelialight1811]

Led Zeppelin were fantasy literature readers. I always felt this had some Dune references in it.

[@ranger9991]

There're only about 90 LZ songs you absolutely, positively, without a doubt, need to listen to. Lol. Really what you need to do is listen to Led Zeppelin in order, from Led Zeppelin I all the way through to Coda. That way you can listen to their evolution in chronological order. If you do it all in one sitting, that's the 'Zepp-athon," which every true fan has done at least once. But that's probably too much, so I suggest a trio of songs: "Since I've Been Loving You," "Achilles Last Stand," and "Fool in the Rain."

[@lauralrobison]

YES! Clif this really beats (ha) listening to the live. Live is okay but you can really hear the details so much better this way. It's really too hard to pick just one song to request. I feel if it's as they say...if a song equals a story then One Led Zeppelin tune is the equivalent of a trilogy. They twist and turn, and take the listener on a journey. I feel like Robert Plant's voice is like another instrument in the song compilation. His part is often independently from the other instruments. Rather than following the instruments to sing the melody he creates it. Okay, RAMBLE ON- THE LEMON SONG- SINCE I'VE BEEN LOVING YOU- TEN YEARS GONE- IN THE LIGHT- DOWN BY THE SEASIDE- For starters!!!

[@beckyleavitt7808]

Oh lots of people were on a trip listening to this song back then LMAO!! We used to get stoopid faded fr. The band was always blinded, lol. Welcome to the late 70s lol.

[@THXx1138]

No one used those words back then.

[@johnpbh]

Great commentary on the lyrics of this song... Like all great song lyrics they are almost poetry... And any piece can be read by an individual and interpreted in his way... but someone else can read something different in it... Which is just waht great art is about... everybody taking their own thing away from it. As for the guy talking about rock lyrics not meaning anything... it might have been an idea if he could have given you an exapmle of a song that he thought had no meaning. After all The Beatles song "I Am The Walrus".... may sound like gibberish to lots and lots of people.. but becuase it based on word play mainly and John Lenoon's love for Edward Lear's nonsense poems and LEws Carolls writing to me it has meaning.. some of the phrases are very esoteric.. but they can be translated as you want them to be.

[@leannlaplante3643]

What do the music and lyrics mean to you? At 13, I only had Zeppelin on the radio. No lyrics were available to me. Closing my eyes and soaking it in all was and is a profound experience. Maybe I'm overthinking it, but Zeppelin and this song are deeper than rhyming words put together.

[@THXx1138]

These younger generations are indoctrinated on self-absorbed rap so being carried by a musical experience tends to be foreign concept to them.

[@Zinetha]

Such a classic ❤

[@CosmicVagabondPixie]

YAY F YEA!!! **MyBelovedOtherWorldlyGeniusLedZeppelin** & course **MyBeautifulJimmyPageMagicalMysticalMusicalGeniusWizardBabe** They always put me in a **Trance** They are one of a kind just **Pure Genius** & **Pure Magic** **LedZeppelinLuvForeverInfinity&Beyond**

[@jnbg61584]

Yep, there was a cover of this song in Godzilla, either 1998 or 2000, with Robert Plant and Diddy called Come With Me. More like Diddy doing what he usually does and takes the beat, instrumentals, or chorus of established songs and adding to it. An actual cover of this is from a British group called Escala. The person that wrote that comment, I’d like to know what genre of music they listen to. There’s tons of meanings in rock music. Have they not heard from Aerosmith, Metallica, Evanescence, Linkin Park, Three Days Grace, just to name a few

[@juliemanarin4127]

It was Jimmy Page not Robert

[@jnbg61584]

@@juliemanarin4127 I knew it was one of em. At the time, I had to quickly type. I thought to myself “or was it Jimmy Page?” as I hit submit

[@Ana-wf4jt]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@ekeats2425]

Not sure if it’s what you were referring to but the Godzilla movie in the 90s use P Diddy Come With Me, which used the music of this song

[@kellysouther4278]

Dazed and Confused

[@HollisDuty60]

What the lyrics mean: per Robert Plant who wrote it, it was written on a drive through the desert in Morocco with Jimmy Page. “I kept bumping down a desert track and there was nobody for miles, except a guy on a camel. The whole inspiration for the song was from the fact that the road went on and on and on. It was a single-track road which cut neatly through the desert…it looked like you were driving down a channel. I thought, this is great, but one day…Kashmir. That’s my Shanghai-la.” At night he could see a sea of stars above him. You have to know Robert’s great interest in history, and that he was very well-read. The lyrics could be inspired by Rudyard Kipling, whose writing was set during a time when Britain ruled India. Or it could be the “hippie trail” the route followed by hippies all the way to Kathmandu, Nepal, in the sixties and early seventies. To this day Robert refers to himself as a hippie. It could also be the journey Led Zeppelin had been on since 1968. Could the “Elders of a gentle race” be the public won over by “the talk and song from tongues of lilting grace…whose “sounds caress [their] ear”? IMHO, Robert pulled from all of these things, and with his talent of writing stories or journeys, has given us a tale of immense beauty and individual interpretation.

[@lynndally9160]

And the ones who say, "only Hip Hop/Rap has bars"😂. One of the greatest bar heavy songs has to be Master of Puppets by Metallica 🤘

[@mariaeisenhardt2296]

Kashmir, the da-da-da, da-da-da, da-da-da, da-da-da is the sound of movement, the tires on a pavement or train moving along a track. And you have JPJ on the keys with the moroccan or Indian sounds. And yes, he may have been traveling to Morocco, but let’s face it. Kashmir fits so much better in these lyrics.

[@unledzeppelinu3104]

Great dissection of the lyrics!! You shoild do the Unleded version of the song from MTV back in the 1990s

[@udayshah7205]

Kashmir is a state in my country 😅

[@42Mrgreenman]

I'm guessing India/Pakistan? If so, as a US citizen who is curious about global affairs, how is the conflict over Kashmir these days?

[@udayshah7205]

@@42Mrgreenman indian here we have 80% of Kashmir and Pakistan has 20% who wants to come back not long before the citizens of there will wanna come back

[@rosekelly1097]

this is robert plants fav song of theres he cant see how stairway to heaven has beaten it, , an there really are some right muppets around, most rock songs have stories in the words, it can make or break a song 100%. keep up the brill work, luving the reactions.

[@Cartman8402]

And I completely agree with Mr. Plant.

[@scottNNJ]

The best rock songs have great lyrics. The Who’s “Won’t Get Fooled Again”, pretty much anything by Rush … the lyrical brilliance sometimes gets lost behind the sound, but it’s there.

[@THXx1138]

Lyrics were secondary, albeit poetic.

[@deborahhalbert3372]

PS totally agree about the lyrics. This song transports you right to Morocco…

[@lavendergal2508]

Kashmir is a place in the Middle East. And you can hear a Middle Eastern sound in this music

[@shynola8]

Not sure if it's true, but I heard they had Morocco (desert, camels, Bedouins) in mind when writing this but named it Kashmir (which is a valley between Pakistan and India) simply because they liked how the word Kashmir sounds.

[@sicotshit7068]

None of the band members had been to Kashmir, I’m sure lyrically it sounded better. Plant fell in love with Morocco, & still visits there often, he said he usually stays about a month. I heard he owns a home there, but not sure if that’s true.

[@AudluvsVegas]

Any Madison Square Garden...pinnacle Live performance...Song Remains The Same album.

[@pamala2112]

Lindsey Stirling did Kashmir live and it was fantastic 💞

[@jackieisamay403]

No one's like LZ. Ever. Never. Love your reactions. It helps that you're intelligent, articulate, have empathy, ... doesn't hurt that you're cute. either. Hey, I'm a 76 yo grandmother not hitting on you.🤣🤣🤣

[@sicotshit7068]

LOL

[@kennylappin1231]

Yer comment about mindless rock lyrics ,bang on best music ever. Good job

[@AngB517]

You always go on a journey with Led Zeppelin, listen to Immigrant Song.

[@kasperdecaire]

@cliffbeats hey huge fan of your reaction videos always great especially when you go into different genres of music I know you be busy doing the death of slim shady reactions but if you take break from that would love for you to do a reaction video to one of 90s iconic songs the video of Beck Loser was one of my fav growing up you may not see this comment but I had to put it out there keep up the awsome videos CHEERS!!!

[@alexanderstults8484]

So first off, if you're reacting to led zeppelin, please react to immigrant song. Second, my dad basically bottle fed me zepplin when i was growing up. He remembers when physical graffiti (album with this song on it) came out. It became his favorite but everyone around him hated it because it was a more experimental sound for the band. Just a fun little fact.

[@scottclark3761]

Cliff....buddy. People who say Rock lyrics have no meaning aren't capable of interpreting poetry. They read the word verbatim without trying to think about what the author means. It's them betraying their own lack of imagination. That's what's happening.

[@GavinEarnshaw]

Kashmir is a state in India on the border with Pakistan. Its quite hilly apparently 😂

[@ishmammohammadadnan1525]

Harry Mack - No Regard

[@alanmassimo2698]

Gotta say , since AI has taken over close caption , narration etc. Think AI is a lot like a day old Furbie that happens to be several months old...Hope it gets smart soon or maybe they should hire people for the gig if it's not up to the task...

[@rtses2]

If you want to know what Led Zeppelin song to listen to. Put on the first song, on the first album . . . And don't stop until you finish the 6th one. (Which this song, Kashmir is on. Then there's two more albums.) You won't be disappointed. (Please let me know if you ever cross a song you think is bad.)

[@ekeats2425]

Love to have you do Coma by Guns n Roses

[@kellysouther4278]

Check out Aerosmith- Don't want to miss a thing (official video) please

[@carlfallone1223]

Am I the only one who knows Kashmir is hash

[@liellen1997]

Nope!! Wish I had some!! I’m old-so in the 70’s, the hash was kickass!! Windowpane (LSD) was fire too! 🔥✌️

[@RachelleKing-vo3xr]

If you want to listen to a really good storytelling rock song, react to Janie's Got a Gun by Aerosmith.

[@sherribrock2726]

My favorite song of theirs. It wasn’t able to have as much airplay due to the content. I love it! Love the song not necessarily the content!

[@MyFlipperLikesIce]

😂 the person who says rock lyrics have no meaning are the ones that get surprised by bands like Rage & System "going woke"

[@w1975b]

Curious if you'd react to/break down Justin Timberlake's What Goes Around...Comes Around.

[@NetPwn]

Tuune

[@mr.jglokta191]

I would personally prefer a stronger voice (more gravelly voice) like for example James Hetfield _can_ do for a beat that goes this hard

[@pnshr88]

Tech N9ne - Rollcall

[@topaazmoons1]

Dude take an afternoon smoke a doobie and just listen to zepplin. :)

[@Raven5150]

Just guessing a hip hop fan has already heard the diddy verson come with me

[@lavendergal2508]

think of the musical mastery, it takes to write a song like this. He had/they had to understand and orchestra full of instruments. I don’t think that young people today. No offense intended understand that element. These guys literally wrote this music wrote the music for every single instrument working together. It is an a machine doing this or a computer.

[@tir7898]

will you react to the Drake shooting?

[@RockinMamaT]

I am in Toronto but haven't heard much. Is someone dead what's going on

[@tir7898]

@@RockinMamaT bodyguard at critical condition. should be all over canada news.

[@RockinMamaT]

@@tir7898 Yeah it's getting crazy here in Toronto. Some person was arrested for trying to get in Drake's Mansion today after yesterday's incident this man can't get any peace

[@rubybaby7320]

I’m going to disagree with you on the lyrics and their purpose. In the song Page refers to Shangri-la, a mythical realm of perfection and immortality. Kind of an Asian version of Heaven. I know that schools don’t teach literature written by dead white guys but so much of Page’s intent is lost if people don’t know. We have more in common than we do not. I think that’s important

[@ScottDeBerg]

No meaning in rock lyrics?

[@fgoogle5576]

"No meaning in rock lyrics"? ...must be a mumbler

[@debbiemccain5850]

Robert Plant (lead singer) said that although they are known more for Stairway To Heaven, he thinks that Kashmir is their greatest song of all🎶🎸🎶🎵