FIRST TIME HEARING Led Zeppelin - Your Time Is Gonna Come | Reaction

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The sounds and instruments are so hard to identify for me. What are some to identify in "Your Time Is Gonna Come"?
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[@mclizzard2928]

"I don't know what any of these noises are, but they're absolutely stunning." That's pretty much all Zeppelin in a nutshell.

[@kevinharalson4538]

They wrote the book on weird, unique sounds. Never with a computer though!! Pure talent! Led Zeppelin!

[@robertasirgutz8800]

It's the great John Paul Jones on organ. He plays multiple instruments, not just bass. I love this song so much.

[@zosometalgod]

That's a Hammond organ.. acoustic guitar and pedal steel guitar that is used in this song

[@tektoniks_architects]

You are going to love this journey.... Keep in mind: the lead singer, Robert Plant, and the drummer, John Bonham, are both 20 years old when this album was recorded. Zeppelin hit the airwaves like a force of nature, and dominated the rock world for the 1970's.

[@garrya4304]

Plant and Bonham were just 19 years old with this out of this world talent

[@henriettaskolnick4445]

As someone else mentioned, bassist John Paul Jones is playing a Hammond organ throughout while playing the bass pedals with his feet for the bass notes. Guitarist Jimmy Page is playing acoustic guitar throughout as well as pedal steel guitar. The pedal steel makes that low to high, stretched out sounding tone on the second half of the song (where he sings "it's my turn to cry" you hear it, I believe). This is a breakup song done Led Zeppelin style; Jimmy wrote it after a relationship ended. As far as the sounds you hear goes, sometimes it's the instrument, for example the Hammond organ or pedal steel, and sometimes it's what was done in the production/mixing part, like, maybe backward echo was added or compression, etc. I'm very glad you're enjoying the journey so far.

[@theresacarmen9847]

Was LZ the first band to use so many untraditional sounds? I remember other groups who incorporated strange sounds but not to the extent of LZ.

[@DeathToTheDictators]

Isn't the intro done on an actual centuries old church pipe organ? It doesn't sound like an electric instrument to me...but ya, a Hammond on the rest, i agree.

[@henriettaskolnick4445]

@@DeathToTheDictators Not to my knowledge, but if someone out there finds out, let me know, it's cool info to have.

[@TimothyLafreniere]

In the studio JPJ usually played electric bass, and saved the bass pedals for live arrangements

[@brucefollett8117]

So much to say about this reaction... You've mentioned the "noises" and the clarity of the recording. Jimmy Page produced all of LZ's records. Before joining the Yardbirds (which became Led Zep) he was a highly sought-after session musician in London. He paid close attention to how the artists were recorded and he became of master of microphone placement, particularly with the drums which is one reason John Bonham has such a big sound. He took great pains to record in such a way that each of the musicians could be heard. As far as the electronic sounds go: John Paul Jones used pianos, electric organs, and an instrument called a mellotron, a keyboard instrument which used magnetic tape pre-recorded with orchestral sounds to produce some of the string effects. Based on your comments in this reaction, I think you are really going to enjoy their 5th album: Houses of the Holy. Remember this is a band with 4 musicians all of whom were the best in their fields. Keep up the good work.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Well...Jimmy plays many guitars and the Theramin Robert plays the harmonica Bonzo drums and bongos JPJ....everything! Mandolin...bass...piano...organ....guitar...Mellatron keyboard.

[@bobbyn.9773]

You got into the part that Jimmy Page plays that beautiful haunting pedal steel guitar.. they play the instruments and they don't program stuff like they do now and btw LZ are incredibly diverse because you will find out they can rock with the best but they will also do blues, middle eastern influenced rock, English folk music, funk, they are impossible to pigeonhole...thus the GOATs in my personal opinion

[@satori03]

Amen

[@juliemanarin4127]

Wait...did you say live Dazed? Yes!!!! Do the 28 minutes 1973 MSG one!! You won't regret it!!

[@anitapaulus937]

I’m glad you got beyond the few overplayed songs you might have heard from Zeppelin. They have an unbelievable variety to their music you’re just discovering, and it’s fun to watch it happen.

[@effergerg1]

Best live versions for zeppelin I songs (for weekends): 1. Good times bad times: N/A 2. Babe I'm gonna leave u: Denmark radio 1969 3. You shook me: BBC sessions 4. Dazed and confused: The song remains the same 5. Your time is gonna come: N/A 6. Black mountain side (white summer): 1970 Royal Albert Hall or Julie Felix show 7. Communication breakdown: Denmark radio 1969 8. I can't quit you baby: 1970 Royal Albert Hall 9. How many more times: Denmark radio 1969

[@JU5TINPDX]

I like your list a lot, but to fill in your two N/A tracks (I get it, LZ never performed those two)…. But… 1. “Good times, bad times” live from the O2 reunion show, 2007. 2. “Your time is gonna come” by Jimmy Page and the Black Crowes, live on the Conan O’Brien show from 2000.

[@Strider6790]

guitar wizardry and chief architect is complement of Jimmy Page; Keyboards, bass and song arrangements care of the great John Paul Jones; Drums and percussion extraordinaire is of course the late great John Bonham; all other noises, vocals and harmonica is Robert Plant....remember those names!

[@helenespaulding7562]

The instruments used were drums by Bonham, guitar by Jimmy, vocals snd harmonica by Robert, John Paul Jones played bass, mandolin , keyboards including mellotron. Mellotron could sound like a piano, organ, flute etc

[@eatthisvr6]

They kept getting better for YEARS!

[@juliemanarin4127]

It keeps getting better...because it is Zeppelin!! You will love them so much! Such surprises coming!! They play every genre! This lead into the next song.

[@zepvista]

FYI , Robert Plant and John Bonham were 20 yrs old when they made this album in 1968

[@richdiana3663]

I caught your inference there. " Led Zeppelin and all those other bands". Correctamundu. Talent upon talent stacked to the heavens.

[@jimmyboredom3519]

Great reaction man! From what you are telling us I have a feeling Zeppelin is going to be in your wheelhouse of music. These guys are incredible

[@bernardpoma2872]

Play Black Mountainside and Communication Breakdown together because they run together and both are short.

[@dawnandrews8970]

In My Time Of Dying

[@eatthisvr6]

Hes doing it in chronological order so that masterpiece is a way off yet

[@mongosaqqara]

You are catching Zepitus...It doesn't go away! Go Bonzo! Check out live at Denmark radio...32 minutes.

[@johnpetrie1918]

This really speaks to their diversity of sound on their first album. This is a basically country/gospel style.

[@toddmcclellan979]

Your hitting on the premise that Jimmy Page wanted the band to sound like. Page spent hours in the studio layering different guitar tracks into songs.

[@donnabruhn6907]

Haven't listened to this song in many years as so many Zeppelin songs it's fantastic

[@juliafox7904]

John Paul Jones is a superb classical organist as well as bassist and mandolin etc player- keyboards!

[@scotttrainer9704]

Sounds like you'll be doing the version of Dazed and Confused from MSG. It has movie clips in it from their movie The Song Remains the Same. Great video, just a heads-up.

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

Led Zeppelin were very versatile and explored studio sounds, too.

[@scottbeaton1519]

You said that a reaction or a comment will help your channel so here is your comment. I can't stop watching your damn videos they are very entertaining and led Zeppelin is my favorite group and I love watching your reaction to it so keep up the good work I'm subscribed now so you got another one thanks brother

[@petergullick1500]

Try listening to the Madison Square Garden version of Whole lotta love. Jimmy uses a theramin stick. It's the instrument they used in a lot of 50s Sci fi so I'm sure you know the sound. And if you like electro music I would reccomend a British band called the Chemical Brothers. They were massive in the 90s.

[@philshorten3221]

That psychologic alternative you asked for. The Dark Side of the Moon - by Pink Floyd

[@oliver6749]

That sound you are hearing is Jimmy page using slide guitar technique on top of JPJ playing keyboards. Feel free to ask I can tell you just about anything you want to know. I can definitely hear a couple of layers over dubbed, but they are just as magnificent playing raw live

[@kevinharalson4538]

John Paul Jones-Bass, Keyboards, Strings Robert Plant-Vocals, Harmonica, Tambourine John Bonham-Drums Jimmy Page-Guitar, Anything with Strings

[@helenespaulding7562]

How do you like trip-hop/Bristol sound? Massive Attack? Portishead? Some of Radiohead? That’s hypnotic trance stuff for sure

[@onechopbuddy3849]

My fav led zep song

[@nessaseetah1805]

I love lo-fi chill, downtempo, ambient stuff too. Radiohead is at the top of my list. Pentangle for 60's folk rock. ♡

[@ochoerres]

This is another sacred song.

[@tezza3733]

they are using the original hammond organ, the keyboard that every synth was born from. on you music tastes, i think you would like the group "The Moody Blues" they are the orchestral rock guru's. still playing today with only 3 changes due to age/death and illness.

[@jbojoify]

Hammond Organ

[@bobbyb2725]

If you like slide this you would love Tangerine from LZ3

[@isaiahzacarias5220]

If you like electric sounds and real instruments, listen to “tame Impala” One person that create all the music and produces everything check out “why won’t they talk to me” official music video

[@sanbenitohiv4075]

Love it!!

[@ojs94bronco43]

Dude if you like experimental electric sounds you got to check out John frusciante usually with a t-shirt album he's the lead guitarist for Red Hot chili peppers he's amazing on his own.

[@ThailandTed]

Have you listened to any early Pink Floyd? Maybe try 'Echoes'.

[@antarcticorb9197]

Just a suggestion: When you pause, make sure to rewind a bit so that the song isn't interrupted too much.

[@lindabaker4817]

I agree. Thank you for your highly perceptive comments.

[@tanyaweathersby9393]

❤❤❤Robert ❤❤❤

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

Jimi Page played lead guitar and keyboards...

[@jjr007]

Some 70s 80s instrumental music you may not be aware of, called "New Age", my favorite that comes to mind is Andreas Vollenweider (his virtuoso harp playing, intertwined with other cool acoustic instruments, and interesting sounds). One of his songs I like the most is called "Night Fire Dance"! kzbin.info/www/bejne/gpaUm2ONgpKWi9E

[@helenespaulding7562]

What you just said about sounds you like in music….. I think Pink Floyd is going to be your band for sure, if it’s not already

[@anniegoodrich262]

Since you are a fan of unique sounds, just wait until you get into the groups Yes, Alan Parsons Project, and even The Beatles will give you the best eargasms.

[@theresacarmen9847]

If you hear unusual sounds from these guys you can be sure LZ did it first.

[@kevinharalson4538]

Not sure what a low 5 beat is, I think one is coming up next though!! Black Mountain Side!

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

YOUBMUST HEAR ROBERT PLANT,WENT SOLO, JOINED HONEYDRIPPERS, BLUES AND OLDIES!!!!!!!YOU WOULD LOVE IT. "ROCKIN'AFTER MIDNIGHT" IN PARTICULAR😎😎😎😎😎

[@user-bx7ht4vu4d]

Organ,pedal steel guitar,

[@mistymountainhop71]

Some other prog bands from this era are Uriah Heep, Camel, Jethro Tull & Blodwyn Pig. All great, all different, all musically inventive, but LZ will always be my number 1 because of their diversity.

[@margaretgerhold5922]

You would understand the instruments better once you watch some concert footage.

[@keeranimal8]

Bro, you wouldn’t happen to have a brother named Sully Erna would you??

[@jayhumphrey7858]

Pipe organ

[@ericlesher5962]

Analog