First Time Ever Hearing Led Zeppelin No quarters (Reaction!!)

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[@joeynatts6542]

Yoooooo!..you cut off more than half of the song! Listen to the FULL version and you'll see why no one holds a candle to Led Zeppelin.

[@MsAppassionata]

It’s “No Quarter” not no quarters, and I agree, you should have listened to the entire song.

[@roberta7727]

I agree I feel shorted😮

[@charlesvanleuven7602]

Tool came out years later. Zeppelin is in there own level of playing music.

[@suezeeq5542]

Led Zeppelin started playing in the 60's. Many bands tried to copy their music.

[@cbird02]

Pretty much every modern guitar player was influenced by Jimmy Page. Led Zepplin is one of the root influences of almost all rock groups that followed. True legends

[@mauramanning852]

I think everyone was influenced by Page. And according to Plant, they clicked like this from the jump.

[@69JayBee]

True, page played in most UK bands in the sixties such was his rep. But the whole band influenced many, John Paul Jones, Plant, and one of the greatest drummers John Bonham. When he died the band split.

[@jamiewoodcock9765]

​@@69JayBee one of a kind band that could never be duplicated or copied they're music is phenomenal Bonzo Plant Page Jones are stars that aligned in the sky and made some of the best rock music ever made definitely a top music influence for so many people

[@Christopher51now]

David Gilmour.

[@cbird02]

@@Christopher51now One of the greatest guitarists of all times. Jimmy Page was still a bigger influence. Who is better Jimmy or David? Answer: Jeff Back :)

[@dakotahrobinson8209]

If true “Rock Gods” were ever to exist… Led Zeppelin would be them.

[@SonjaFroneman]

Absolutely agree!

[@vCLOWNSHOESv]

Their music was truly rock god level but they also looked the part as well. Who was cooler than Plant as a front man? Nobody. They were as talented as 4 guys could be. Page is a legend, Plant is Plant, Bonham was the greatest drummer of all time and Jones played so many instruments on top of being a great bassist that his value couldn't be measured.

[@kookiemonster3261]

Big TooL fan here. ZEPP is miles above and beyond.

[@yyz4761]

I love Tool but the vocals just fall well short of Robert Plant. I’ve been listening to this since I was a kid

[@juliemanarin4127]

Led Zeppelin is the greatest...most diverse...most talented band in history! Greatest band to grace the planet!!

[@debbiemccain5850]

NO band can ever touch Led Zeppelin...hands down!!🎶🎶

[@theStacyJames]

💯

[@scottmusgrave5735]

I think that every time I’m listening to them, and then I listen to Pink Floyd and think that about them. I think the two of them are tied for first.

[@theStacyJames]

​​@@scottmusgrave5735Floyd does not have as many elite songs as Zepp, not even close in fact. Also, by comparison, Zepp created such a diversity of songs in terms of their feel, composition and style. By the time Zepp had put out Physical Graffiti, they'd spawned the next 40 years of heavy metal, hair metal, hard rock, progressive rock, grunge and indie rock. Amoung them, Zepp directly spawned Floyd. Love Floyd but they pulled their sound directly from Zepp and the Beatles. They're a hybred. A delicious one, but deeply derivative none the less. Whereas Zepp, once they'd moved passed Rock Blues, were completely original. Cases and point, No Quarter, Battle of Evermore, Ramble On, What Is and What Should Never Be, the whole 3rd album except Since I've Been Loving You, the whole 4th Album, Houses of the Holy, and Physical Graffiti. And then they went waaaay out on the limb with Song Remains the Same, Achillies Last Stand, etc. Anyways, you get the point

[@bradhanksgeorge]

Black Crowes hands down

[@theStacyJames]

@@bradhanksgeorge 😂 they're good but not that good. Not even 1/10th as good

[@rstar6496]

Greatest rock band ever! Hands down. And they stretched the genre like no one before them. They have folk flavored tunes, awesome blues pieces, hard and soft rock, and Stairway to Heaven...

[@Imagine933]

Behind The Beatles.

[@rstar6496]

@@Imagine933 Yes. I thought of that later and you have a good argument. But I was a Stones fan during the time of the Beatles. I guess my musical preferences are showing lol.

[@DBASSDAN]

@@Imagine933 🤣🤣🤣

[@inexplicablyleft2729]

@@Imagine933 and a few others. Also, while the Beatles are the greatest, they are not the greatest Rock band. That's the Stones. Led Zeppelin deserves to be mentioned among the greatest rock bands, but they aren't the greatest.

[@danw2276]

yup

[@LuckykidA]

LZ was 20+ years before Tool. Both versions are great. Listen to the STUDIO version on their album "Houses of the Holy".

[@Rowenband]

31 year to be exact (1969 and 1990). A whole generation. You are all right to correct me ! 21 not 31. I must be tired !!! haha

[@AK00777]

Dang listen to the whole album, all of them right? LOL!

[@LuckykidA]

@@AK00777 Agreed. As far as LZ albums go, Physical Graffiti is my favorite. HotH is my second favorite. I am so attached to their music.

[@tenchu8306]

More like 30 years

[@APAL880]

@@Rowenband Bad math for a Tool fan haha

[@rjlane3475]

all roads lead to Led Zeppelin, so enjoy the journey. So many cultures in their music; they were so far ahead of their time.

[@dennyliegerot4021]

Actually...all roads lead "from" Led Zeppelin...saw them in Atlanta GA in 1977...

[@Pix2GoStudios]

"Houses of the Holy" is one of the best headphone albums ever. Once you hear it on a really good set, you'll never be the same.

[@Pix2GoStudios]

Also .... I agree with listening to the studio versions first. It really gives you a better appreciation of what you're getting in the live performances.

[@Christopher51now]

Counter that with DarkSide of the Moon.

[@MsAppassionata]

One of my favorite albums by them.

[@HardRockMaster7577]

🎧🎧🎧

[@Justin-td4bb]

This was written about 30 years before the tool cover. Black Sabbath and led Zeppelin are two of the most influential heavy rock bands ever.

[@jamescotner2459]

And Pink Floyd concludes the Triad.

[@jeffdempsey6478]

Zep is not heavy rock...blues rock....

[@isadona59]

An Deep Purple too

[@neilp8964]

@@jeffdempsey6478zeppelin although bluesy are def hard rock. They along with Black Sabbath, and Ronnie James Dio are considered the forefathers of Heavy Metal. Have been known that way since l can remember growing up in the 80’s

[@ericzar4470]

For the time it came out? It was absolutely heavy rock. No led Zeppelin no heavy metal​@@jeffdempsey6478

[@hanspettersson504]

Led Zeppelin does not plug in to amplifiers Led Zeppelin plugs in to your Soul ❤

[@loontil]

Simmer down...

[@chrismatthews8717]

The song is titled 'No Quarter' not 'No Quarters'. I love this version, it's so powerful and yet delicate.

[@lawrencesmith6536]

thankyou !

[@WaitsForTheMoon]

@@krvnjrcbs No quater, meaning "merciful consideration of an opponent"

[@flenz4574]

@@WaitsForTheMoon or a severe lack there of

[@flenz4574]

@@WaitsForTheMoon or expected

[@ElCineHefe]

Never carry quarters in your pockets when playing Madison Square Garden in front of a full house. No loose change at all!

[@miguellara003]

This was only part of the song. They don't have the full live version of this song on YT due to copyright. Highly recommend you doing a reaction to the studio version and listen to the whole song.

[@OnyxKwina]

No way ANY BAND before or since has surpassed Led Zeppelin. 🔥

[@edtougas807]

Zeppelin was first formed in 1968 so Tool was definitely decades after. Welcome to Led Zeppelin, best rock blues band ever. Best to start with the first track of their first album. Arguably some of their best work.

[@bjcee1108]

So it seems Tool copied Led Zeppelin. Zeppelin was first.

[@ethanrogers624]

⁠​⁠@@bjcee1108ah yes, just like cash copied NIN for hurt, because fuck logic right?

[@gliebzeit]

POLO, there is such a very deep 'rabbit hole' of LZ songs to uncover. As a 71 year old, I was fortunate to see/hear them perform a few times in New Orleans. Yeah, back in the early 1970s. Enjoy, my friend!! Thank you for your reaction.

[@thewraiths8963]

This song is a masterpiece. Truly

[@Grumpy_Rabbit]

Led Zeppelin's lead guitarist, Jimmy Page, is regarded as one of the absolute best guitarists who's ever lived. He CREATED many new methods and techniques to play the instrument. The studio version is considerably longer. Next: "Since I've Been Loving You."

[@matts6771]

No, the live versions are longer...typically 2-5 minutes longer than the studio version.

[@rachaelogrady9820]

Led Zeppelin: A true coming together of the Gods.

[@j.t.3798]

A gift, if only for a moment in time

[@matthew6427]

Zep has a lot of music & none of it is bad. I always loved the "acoustic record" "3". Some great songs on it were "Gallows Pole", "Tangerine", and "That's the Way" but their blues track "Since I've Been Loving You" is tremendous, especially live. And this record does have a few heavy rock songs but I love the acoustic tracks.

[@stuartbloch28]

You only heard 1/2 the song. Jimmy absolutely shreds in his solo.

[@hugofernandes9318]

Greetings from Portugal! Led Zeppelin?!?!? Now that's a HUGE rabbit hole you gotta dive in! You'll definitely gonna love it! Keep on rockin'! \m/

[@jasongoweser5152]

Page's guitar solo in this song is probably one of the best Page's guitar solo every recorded live.

[@ramonduran9002]

Yes indeed,,it's missing

[@jensclarberg6419]

Prefer the 1973 version by quite a bit.

[@ryanr5319]

Your abilities to appreciate good music, will find good utility and joy with Led Zeppelin. The are the greatest band of all time.

[@navagate1900]

No Quarter, not Quarters. to show no quarter means to show no mercy, no pity to a defeated enemy.

[@markbranch682]

You need to listen to their albums in order. The evolution from a blues band to this album is amazing. They went from a hard rock blues band to "THE" rock band that everyone else in the rock world would be compared to.

[@jeremiahbohatkiewicz1670]

Holy shit, never heard of Led Zeppelin?! Lucky you man, I remember the first time I heard pretty much every Led Zeppelin song I ever heard, because as a teenager, when you’re just bursting with life and hope and emotions running wild, you just can’t even believe that music like this existed. Hammer of the gods!

[@pickle5051]

Really

[@warlord2pfa]

So true

[@theStacyJames]

100% same experience. Discovered Zepp at the music store in 1984. Listened to album 1 and didn't listen to anything else until walked all the way through the out door.

[@brianlafrazia8237]

Kind of a tough song to start out with Zep. Great song, but it’s very unique. Also, starting with a live version is a tall order as well - I always recommend starting with the album version. Led Zep is arguably the greatest rock band ever and one of the creators of heavy rock/metal. Must listen songs: Dazed & Confused Whole Lotta Love Black Dog When The Levee Breaks Kashmir

[@Tijuanabill]

Yeah, bit of a deep cut. I didn't even recognize the name, until I heard the song.

[@jonibz1456]

Glad he has started with stuff from House's of the Holy, love that album for its experimental nature.

[@matthewashman1406]

This is the best version

[@brianlafrazia8237]

It’s great, but I disagree. I always recommend the studio version first, then they have a base to understand, especially if they are unfamiliar with Zep. Then they can see their creativity with the live version.

[@darthv1001]

Can't argue with your list. Can only say there are so many great tracks beside the ones you mention. Saw them livevin the early 70's. Robert's covet version of Blueberry Hill was awesome.

[@jacqueline4514]

What a treasure trove you have opened; Next Led Zeppelin song: SINCE I'VE BEEN LOVING YOU 🔥 Studio Version. Best vocals I have ever ever heard.

[@roberta7727]

Hello Polo, Thank you for going down the rabbit hole. Let's get the Led out🎉🎉 every song they have is great. You're gonna love them all. The one suggestion that I can say is Dazed and confused. That's a banger. Also Going to California is another banger. The ocean is a great song too Merry Christmas. Thank you very much for jamming out❤ Rock On. LOVE YOU AND YOUR SHOW!!!

[@jenniferandrews1917]

You’re the first person I’ve known who was introduced to Zeppelin with No Quarter. It worked out well. Trust me in that this here rabbit hole is a lovely deep one. ❤

[@lowlypeasant]

Quarter means mercy for one's opponent. They ask no quarter, they give no quarter. Cold ass lyrics.

[@VintageWanderer]

Before Black Sabbath there was Led Zeppelin. You can dive for weeks into their awesome catalog of music

[@martinmorris5997]

Both Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin were formed in 1968, although Zepp’s first 2 albums were out in 69 where Sabbaths were in 70. 😊

[@fundymentalism]

No. They came out at the same time. What are you smoking.

[@VintageWanderer]

@@fundymentalism yep my mistake. Late 60’s.

[@TGriffiths-ve6nw]

I can't seriously put Black Sabbath even in the same conversation as Led Zeppelin. Black Sabbath ? No, no, no, no and no.

[@PaulBlalock-vd6pj]

A warrior anthem. It's about a Viking raid. We military guys love it. Zeppelin provided the soundtracks of my life.

[@TedBundyofVibes]

Led Zeppelin is one of the best classic rock bands ever. If you wanna see an amazing solo performance by their lead guitarist Jimmy Page, check out the live version of Stairway to Heaven from The Song Remains the Same. You won't regret it!

[@FloridaRocks]

Houses of the Holy version! Led Zep can be so different live v. studio. Jimmy Page is their legendary guitarist 🔥 "Since I've Been Lovin You" (studio) is my absolute favorite 😍

[@LuckykidA]

Very true statement. I personally love listening to Led Zeppelin live, but wouldn't want someone's introduction to be anything BUT the studio versions. Once digested, live versions are fun.

[@annebury4188]

Zeplin was formed in 1968 until 1980 but stayed number 1 in the charts for years after that. Every single one of their songs is unique.

[@kandimelvin7770]

Please do more Led Zeppelin. One of the best bands of all time. Imo

[@salsashark7386]

Led Zepplin is the OG band with no bad songs you gotta do Whole Lotta Love its a total 4 runner jam

[@benh59]

I grew up with Led Zeppelin and grew old with Tool. Both bands sit on my Mt. Rushmore. I'll also point out that Robert Plant is still making music today. He's touring now with Alison Krauss. They make some great music together.

[@Treasacello]

He is. His voice is being filtered through a sequencer, but it's still his voice, his pitch, his tone, his vocal quality. Not at all like today's processing. You could listen to more not commercially popular Led Zeppelin and hear some real gems! (Zep started late 1960's)

[@RickyB-u4s]

Nobody is better than the mighty Zep.

[@cmbaker1150]

Music at its best before all the modern gizmos.

[@athannyx6815]

Led Zepplin was first. This is one of the bands my Dad introduced me to. Though I'd be damned if I remembered what each of their songs are, i always recognize them by their sound.

[@eviekelpie1]

Yes! Yes! Yes! Bring the Led out!!! Masters of their craft. Listening to this makes me tear up and chills and everything. My favourite group ever!!! Thank you for reacting to it Polo x

[@darrellwilson9536]

Tool were in diapers and listening to the GOATS of Zep, long before they ever played with their own tools. NO ONE can play the true sounds of the MASTERS!

[@lawrenceandheatherwells3109]

This live version of "No Quarter" is my favorite recording of Led Zeppelin. The way Page's solo goes from rock into jazz vibes with the moody backing instruments and Plant's pitch perfect voice transitioning from soft suspenseful storytelling to emotional wailing.

[@yozaseig3870]

You missed the whole second half of the song...the incredible jaw dropping guitar solo by Page. You need to find the full live version of this song from this same concert at Madison Square Garden 1973....50 years ago, so very much before Tool.

[@fiamma5730]

One of my favourites song so beautiful and mysterious

[@kathleensmith3555]

Led Zeppelin has so many great tunes and in many different styles its hard to recommend one favorite so I guess you will haver to do them all LOL -- Try When the Levy Breaks or Dazed and Confused next

[@JK-ns5dr]

Believe it or not the band Great white does an amazing job on this song. Give it a listen. It's on an album called "Great Zeppelin" Jack the singer is a huge Zeppelin fan and the whole album is a live performance of Zeppelin songs.

[@MyBrothersKeeper101]

You're my daily hit of dopamine my brother keep it coming!!! Love the channel of the content love the honesty! Peace to you and yours✌️

[@jeffreyconrad8125]

Hi polo it gives me real pleasure watching your reaction to led zeppelin I first heard them in 1971 and saw the 3 nights on the trot at Earl's court london the cost of each ticket was £3😅 in my opinion no band gets near them ! ENJOY

[@chadheckman2693]

You should listen to the studio version of "No Quarter". Then if you want to see how much talent these guys have, check out "Since I've Been Loving You" studio version from the Led Zeppelin III album. It drips with blues sauce. Eventually, you will need to do the live video of "Kashmir" from the 2007 Celebration Day Concert held in London's O2 Arena. The whole concert is fantastic and even though these guys were showing their age, they sounded better than ever.

[@harrietnix6396]

You said you loved the bass riffs; at the time JRJ was playing the keyboards with his hands and the bass riffs with pedals under his keyboard. Zep was so ahead of their time. I'm old enough to remember it. I saw Led Zeppelin live 5 times. Led Zep came out in 1969 or so.

[@APAL880]

This is a trippy way to introduce yourself to Led Zeppelin, one of the biggest bands ever. They had a tight and consistent run of 8 albums in 11 years (1968-1980). Led Zeppelin 1, 3, 4, and Physical Graffiti are my favorite albums. I would start with some stuff from their first album. Favorite songs from the first album: Good Times Bad Times Babe I'm Gonna Leave You You Shook Me Dazed and Confused How Many More Times

[@dorisleone8006]

SO MANY MASTERPIECES FROM ONE BAND IS OUTSTANDING IN MY OPINION AND THEY ARE THE GREATEST OF ALL TIME FOR ME! CAN YOU IMAGINE BEING IN THAT STUDIO WHEN THEY WERE RECORDING THESE TRACKS!!

[@DavidMiller-dt8mx]

Zeppelin IS my favorite band. They never put out a bad song, and Tool is following in their footsteps. They're huge footsteps to fill, but Tool does it admirably. Much like Tool, Zeppelin is comprised of four absolute masters - Jimmy Page, the absolute legendary lead guitarist, Robert Plant, the golden god of singers, John Paul Jones, the multi-instrumentalist with the amazing bass lines, and John Bonham, the thunder on the drums, who sadly died young, and destroyed the greatest rock-blues band the world had ever seen...or heard. You'd have trouble going wrong, diving into their discography - a few greats that have popped into my mind at the moment: Kashmir, an incredible trip of a song; Moby Dick (live), with possibly the greatest drum solo ever, and When the Levee Breaks, blues at its finest.

[@davidenders9282]

Song is No Quarter, singular. The title is derived from the military practice of showing no mercy to a vanquished opponent and from the brave act of not asking for mercy when vanquished.

[@betweentheair]

Nice you did the TSRTS version. Amazing solo Edit: WTF THIS WASNT EVEN THE ENTIRE SONG. SKIPPED THE BEST PART!!!

[@goldenagenut]

The thing about Led Zeppelin is that they never put out a bad song, every song on every one of their original albums is at least good if not great. You cant say that about any other band. They were simply on another level. Four amazing musicians who found each other and created a legacy.

[@RJ-oy7cq]

Led Zeppelin is on the Mount Rushmore with The Beatles, The Rolling Stones and The Who. The best of the best--if you dive deep on them live and in studio you'll truly appreciate it.

[@dangusrangus]

Lol take the Beatles off that mount Rushmore and the rolling stones and replace them with pink floyd and the doors

[@RJ-oy7cq]

@@dangusrangus They'd both be close for me my man...somewhere in top 10 for sure

[@dangusrangus]

@RJ ya but the Beatles? I mean do the Beatles really stand a chance against floyd ?

[@IRGeamer]

@@dangusrangus "I mean do the Beatles really stand a chance against floyd ?" Subjectively, maybe not. Objectively, absolutely. Record sales, pioneering stadium concerts a decade before Floyd, influence on song writers, critical acclaim, the acclaim of other musicians, etc., etc., etc.... All objectively in the favor of the Beatles. And all in a recording career of less than 8 years. And subjectively, I've significantly preferred Floyd since my brother took me to see The Wall movie in the theatres at first release in the 80's.

[@dangusrangus]

@IRGeamer well floyd sold wayy more records and influenced more sounds and lyrics from musicians I think history is too kind to the Beatles. They really didn't influence much but they did get credit for it

[@samuelspencer6016]

Led Zepplin is a deep dive into music history. One of my favorites is a song called the battle of evermore, but you can't go wrong with Stairway to Heaven, Kashmier or just about anything out of their library. Pink Floyd is also a band with amazing music.

[@arzuagas2]

Here we go, time to get the Led out! Check out Led Zeppelin- kashmir (studio) Then watch the live version at celebration day. The celebration day version is their first show in 20+ years after they broke up because of the death of their drummer John Bonham. The drummer in the celebration day video is John's son who absolutely crushed it. No other person could have filled those shoes the way his son did. Simply amazing.

[@RickiLanders]

My most favorite song ever, literally named my cat after this song. It takes you on at least three journeys into deep rabbit holes. Introduces you to aliens and gods alike. Definitely a soul toucher.

[@roberta7727]

RIP John Best ever😢

[@MB-qt3fo]

You should definitely do more Led Zeppelin reactions. You won't be disappointed.

[@lindaturner3384]

Zeppelin is the GOAT! So many more songs you need to hear. Page is one of the best guitarists of all time, and John Bonham was the best drummer, period!

[@stellamorgan482]

So many great Led Zeppelin songs if you want to go down the rabbit hole! "Whole Lotta Love", "Black Dog", "Stairway to Heaven" (I could go on and on) One of my favorites is their most recent performance of "Kashmir" live from Celebration Day (official video) Led Zeppelin formed in the late 60's & in many peoples views is the best rock band ever. There is no other singer like Robert Plant.

[@jasonwright4460]

If you like bluesy stuff, do The Lemon Song. Pay attention to the bass line from JPJ. It's hard, I know, with Bonzo, Plant, and Page killing it on their respective instruments, but Jonesy absolutely kills it on the bass, especially during the little "break down" section

[@robynmatheson7687]

Yes! I got the first 2 LZ albums when I was 13/14 years old. The bass line of “Lemon Song” has been ingrained in my head all of these years. As I’ve gotten older my appreciation for John Paul Jones has grown so much that I feel he’s not noticed as much as I would like. His work on keyboards is stellar.

[@LeonardoPostacchini]

JPJ is absolutely legendary!

[@krone3286]

I think Led Zep II is JPJ’s best album imo

[@robertshadbolt3056]

Top 5 front man...check Top 5 lead guitar....check Top 5 drummer .....check Top 5 bassist/keyboard/everything else and musical mind....check.....= greatest band in history

[@j.l.armendariz1483]

You have to listen to all their Albums to know how Great they were. I Saw them three times in the 70’s. They were the Best!🎸🎶✌🏽🤙🏽👍🏽😎

[@gregorysmith2005]

Awesome to see you getting into led zeppelin, they were an amazing band. U should def check out Kashmir, when the levee breaks, and baby I'm gonna leave you. Three of my fav zeppelin tracks!

[@happymethehappyone8300]

No Quarter = No Mercy Or Pity Given To An Enemy/To Treat Harshly.

[@ZosoLU]

Led Zeppelin was around from 1968 to 1980, and ended after prolific touring and releasing 8 studio albums, with the untimely death of drummer John Bonham. Jimmy Page was an influence on basically every guitarist to come after. I wouldn't be surprised if that included Adam Jones. Page may very well be the GOAT. This live clip was about maybe half of the song, and you should check out the studio recording. Other massive hits are Kashmir, Whole Lotta Love, Dazed and Confused, Since I've Been Loving You, Immigrant Song, When the Levee Breaks, In My Time of Dying, of course Stairway to Heaven, soooo many others that it's silly to even try to put into one sentence. Go down this rabbit hole Polo, it's totally worth it.

[@Ziggy-pp4tw]

Hands down great song, one of favorite song of Zeppelin. I remember first hearing them in 1969 and instantly was hooked. I saw them in concert 1977 for my 20th birthday better ever. I am a Tool fan. Great reaction.

[@OpusRuspee]

Please also check out "Since I've been Loving You" by Led Zeppelin, too! I think you'll dig it.

[@adamthirdbourne324]

Led Zepplin= Epitome of "Rock 'n Roll" This is known.

[@jmitch8483]

I've been listening to "you Shook Me" I think you'll enjoy it a lot!!

[@bruceharris1145]

Check out the studio version Polo, dig your reactions.

[@turnsufficient4971]

The keyboardists was playing bass pedals (droning bass notes) with his feet under his keyboards.

[@brasco96wired67]

No Quarter is the closest I've seen to a magical song. The chemistry in the song is incredible.

[@lauragroce3816]

Oh there’s soooo much more magic

[@jandrury125]

Best Led Zep song.... Since I've been loving you....especially if you like slow tempo bluesy rock

[@DebbieCherek]

I love Tool and Led Zeppelin both. Just like Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughan. Trying to compare these groups or musicians is like trying to compare Picasso and Michelangelo . There is no comparison they are all master artists. I’m glad you’re going to go down the Led Zeppelin road, because you will be amazed.

[@cynthiasmith5144]

Led Zeppelin leaves me speechless… cont on the Led Zeppelin music promise you will not be disappointed.

[@jazzyjay698]

Oh man JP was just about to go into an amazing keyboard solo......

[@preacherx5gaming753]

Tool wasn't born when Zeppelin was performing

[@raymondsnow7745]

Yes they were. Bonham passed when I was 7. Maynard is 9 years older than I am, so Zeppelin was definitely playing when they were in their early teens.

[@markp8418]

Try "When the Levee Breaks" by Led Zeppelin - you may recognise the drums from the intro as it has been sample loads of artists.

[@tbilly6201]

So glad you listened to both. Zepplin was started late 60s…their music is great front man Robert Plant has pipes all around great band. Babe I’m Gonna Leave you, Since I’ve Been Loving You, Kashmir, just to touch on a few, of course Stairway To Heaven. I think you will enjoy this band ✌️♥️

[@jenniferhunt8821]

Led Zeppelin is best in rock there is no such thing a bad Zeppelin song. All are Great!💯❤️‍🔥😎👍🥰🎸🎤🎼🎹

[@zachgilchrist669]

Thank you for putting out these videos, Polo. Your intelligent commentaries add to an already deep appreciation and much gratitude I have for all things music. Keep killin it, brother!

[@happymethehappyone8300]

I Am A True Lover Of Music As Well & I Have Listened To MANY Different Music Reactors & I Couldn't Agree With You More..That Is Not Coming From Your Average Casual Listener,, Because I Am Also A Former Singer/Songwriter/Musician..I Guess I Must Also Have An Extensive Knowledge Of Groups/Artists/Songs/Trivia,, Because Whenever My Friends/People That Know Me Have ANY Question About Music,, They Always Say Pretty Much The Same Thing,, "Hey,, Let's Go Ask "Happy" (Me) Because He Will Definitely Know"..Which I Have Always Found To Be Kind Of Funny 🤪(And A Compliment)..You Are 100% Correct That Polo Kills It With His Reactions,, Always Open-Minded & On Point.

[@motoguzzigriso]

Yes this live version is sooooo good. I’m sure I saw Stank Face make an appearance 😝 That fuzz guitar did it. 😅

[@joshuadeshaies7266]

This is the BIGGEST RABBIT HOLE of them all!! The GOATS imo. Studio version of this is a must my friend. Luv it thx bro!

[@madelineanabella6400]

This song is one of my favorite Zepplin songs live. Very haunting and beautiful. The song is longer then this version. I really love The full version of The Song Remains The Same movie live version of “No quarter “. It’s great…. It takes you on a journey…. Out of this world and into the next galaxy ….. 💫 🌟 ⭐️

[@deaddadd]

"They ask no quarter", meaning they expect no mercy, nor will give any.

[@j.t.3798]

Or housing

[@bobhope3716]

Dude. You cut it before the guitar solo which is the most exciting part. I recommend listening to this song in it's entirety. Also try Whole Lotta Love from the same concert.

[@anniebygrave9300]

No Quarter by Led Zeppelin came out in 1973. Tool released their cover of No Quarter in year 2000. Looks like Tool's guitarist was influenced by Led Zeps' lead guitarist Jimmy Page's playing style, which is not at all surprising because Jimmy Page was one of the greatest guitarists ever and he influenced huge numbers of guitar players in the next generation. It's wonderful how it's passed on. Led Zeppelin was a group of incredibly talented musicians and songwriters, heavily influenced by blues and jazz as well as incorporating rock 'n roll, spanish-style acoustic guitar and psychedelia. They made magic together on stage and improv'd and bounced off one another constantly when singing live. Add to that the lead singer Robert Plant's undeniable sex appeal and his incredible tone, vocal range and emotional qualities and they became one of the most successful groups of their era, selling over 300 million records. Every song is different. If you go down this rabbit hole you won't be sorry. You'll be constantly surprised and delighted. I highly recommend Babe I'm Gonna Leave You, Black Dog, Dazed and Confused, Since I've Been Lovin' You, Whole Lotta Love, That's The Way It Is just for starters. There are so many more gems. Welcome to world of Led Zep!! Subbed and liked today in the hope of seeing more LZ reactions.

[@happymethehappyone8300]

I Have MANY Favorites By Led Zeppelin,, But If I Could Only Choose One,, It Would Be "No Quarter"...I Would Strongly Suggest Listening To The Studio Version As Well.

[@larryharris2475]

You can't beat PERFECT thats why ZEP is the BEST

[@bobhope3716]

I 'd like to introduce you to Rush. Try the song Xanadu from the Exit Stage Left concert. Also don't forget to listen to No Quarter from the Madison Square Garden concert in it's entirety.

[@dennyliegerot4021]

We can all agree that Tool is amazing...and their rendition of "No Quarter" was a tribute and not just an outstanding cover. The fact that this song is 50 years old, blows my mind. I grew up with Zeppelin as it was happening and was even lucky enough to see them live in 77(still have the ticket stub) Hell, I remember buying this album at the record store when it was released.and hearing this song for the first time,... wearing Koss headphones, lying on the shag carpeted floor of my Dad's study...I was blown away! It's a shame this was an abbreviated version.