(Re - Upload) Led Zeppelin - Achilles last stand

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[@jamelakajamal]

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[@Danr07]

Zeppelin deep cut suggestions: Hots on For Nowhere and Out on the Tiles.

[@scottbegonias313]

So glad you did this one Jamel ! This song rocks! Would love to see your reaction too Zeppelins "Carouselambra" That shirt is dope by the way 🔥

[@sid22april]

Still waiting for the In the light reaction, btw 🖤 ur reactions and keep listening to led zeppelin 🖤🖤

[@MrZics]

Hey Jamal can you react to the Led Zeppelin version of No Quarter? You reacted to the Tool version but not the original kzbin.info/www/bejne/hqacZaCNocytg7s

[@jewls9697]

Please read my comments. Might b worth something 🤔!?!?

[@kenransom560]

John Bonham is an absolute BEAST on this Song ! RIP Bonzo

[@jonrhythm3686]

U got that right.

[@scottbegonias313]

Bonzo is a beast on every Zeppelin track 🔥

[@beachhunting69]

Been listening to Zep since 1972. This track always stands out for me as one of Bonham's best.

[@jamestoddjackson9655]

Every song, Bonham was a beast. Every drum teacher that comes across Fool in the Rain say that’s the absolute best most amazing thing ever lol. Just because his left and and door are playing one time signature perfectly while his right hand and foot play another one perfectly or something. I mean, is it that hard? HhahahahahHhHhahHa

[@scottbegonias313]

@@jamestoddjackson9655 Led Zeppelin's first and second album are mind blowing with Bonzos single bass drum foot work. It sounds like he's playing with a double pedal.. but it's only one. On Kashmir..it sounds like he's breaking the sound barrier with those drum rolls. And that drum sound "When the levee breaks" recorded at Headly Grange is out of this world. 🔥 There will never be another Bonzo or Zep.

[@jonrhythm3686]

Quintessential Zeppelin. The genius of Page. The power and mastery of Bonham. The dedication of Plant. The steadfast reliability of Jones. Thats how yer ass just got kicked. 🤘

[@krissantos6624]

right on, you said it... man 🤘

[@larryronkq586]

Jamel is LED Zeppelin your fav band yet ? lololololo hehehe

[@bakagaijin4375]

This guy gets it.

[@DDubyah17]

Let’s not undersell John Paul Jones as just reliable - his bass work is dazzling and tasteful on every track. And he provides a lot of the drive in this song. Love it!

[@dinocamella8607]

Page almost brought them down with his Heroin addiction

[@camdenharper7244]

Much love to JPJ's base line that drives this whole song

[@bobbymcbay1586]

That locomotive 8 string 😁

[@cremetangerine82]

He is *such* an underrated part of Led Zeppelin!

[@scottduchesne214]

No JPJ, no Steve Harris, no Iron Maiden, no metal.

[@Daniel-kx7ip]

@@scottduchesne214 I feel like iron maiden is more similar to Deep Purple

[@Johnny_Chingas13]

JPJ never got the love he deserved! You'd have thought Led Zep only had 3 members.

[@olddrummerguy]

This drums in the song are relentless.

[@michaelowendavis]

Epic! My favorite Zeppelin song! Thanks.

[@ineverglid]

Bonham's drumming is celestial in this (and many other) songs.

[@5050spec]

"Achilles' Last Stand" It was an April morning When they told us we should go And as I turned to you, you smiled at me How could we say no? With all the fun to have To live the dreams we always had Oh, the songs to sing When we at last return again Sending off a glancing kiss To those who claim they know Below the streets that steam and hiss The devil's in his hole Oh to sail away To sandy lands and other days Oh to touch the dream Hides inside and never seen, yeah Into the sun, the south, the north At last the birds have flown Shackles of commitments fell In pieces on the ground Oh, to ride the wind To tread the air above the din Oh, to laugh aloud Dancing as we fought the crowd, yeah To seek the man whose pointing hand The giant step unfolds To guide us from the curving path That turns our feet to stone If one bell should ring In celebration for a king So fast the heart should beat As proud the head, with heavy feet, yeah Days went by when you and I Bathed in eternal summer's glow As far away and distant Our mutual child did grow Oh, the sweet refrain Soothes the soul and calms the pain Oh Albion remains Sleeping now to rise again Wandering and wandering What place to rest the search The mighty arms of Atlas Hold the heavens from the earth For the mighty arms of Atlas Hold the heavens from the earth From the earth, earth Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh I know the way, know the way, know the way, know the way I know the way, know the way, know the way, know the way Oh the mighty arms of Atlas Hold the heavens from the earth Ah, ah, ah

[@Serai3]

It's not that it flew under the radar. This song was on "Presence", their seventh album. It came out in 1977, and by then punk had exploded the music scene. Heavy rock bands, especially Led Zeppelin, were being seen as outdated, "dinosaurs". So the songs on that album had two strikes against already before even being released, and have never gotten the acclaim the earlier songs got. Still some great stuff on there as always. :)

[@DannyD714]

"presence" itself is an underrated album. it's really their last and best heavy record. after this came "in through the out door" which was much more tame. then bonzo died, and they eventually put out "coda" which was kind of just left over scraps.

[@tawnymorgen4196]

I picture Brad Pitt in Troy whenever I hear this song

[@mdg.9533]

Jamal doesn't just enjoy the music....... He studies it too.

[@donaldbrunner6250]

It shows how good they were

[@audiotomb]

ALS didn’t fly under the radar - it was their 1976 standout track HEart would play off the drum track / riff for Barracuda

[@fantagor]

I accidentally had it playing at half speed and thought you were hammered, lol. My bad.

[@JTHeidrick]

Hey Jamel, It is time for you to do another run of "Greta Van Fleet." Nice to compare to your re-runs of Led Zeppelin. That band is not a 1970s classic rock act, but they are 100% classic rock of today. They constantly are compared to Led Zeppelin, and rate just as high on so many aspects. Yes, I am qualified to say that. I'm 60 years old and Led Zep in San Diego 1977 was my very first concert. I would suggest "When the Curtain Falls." GREAT MUSIC!

[@crackerjack9320]

If you hear this song while driving, all the sudden you are 40 mph over the speed limit...and you don't realize it!

[@russellmatros6038]

So true! That's why I'm not allowed to listen to this song while I'm driving...haha

[@ricocarrillo1945]

Amen

[@DJ-ov9hu]

@@russellmatros6038 Yeah, maybe....but your ENGINE doesn't know any better than to follow that GROOVE!!! ;-)

[@chrispopejoy6652]

YES 😂😂😂😎🙏🏻

[@davidcarter3830]

Even better. My car's exhaust plays the song

[@1tradesecret]

This song doesn’t stop charging at you...relentless. Bonzo’s high hat cymbal work is tight

[@Anybodyelse2294]

Tight af

[@grendelz]

Relentless is the right word.

[@bonhzeppelin55]

@Billy White Jr. & no FAWKING ClICK TRAX!

[@crabbit2397]

@Billy White Jr. If they can't see it, they'll never be it.

[@TheJFerg24]

Not as tight as his transition to ride cymbal 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@tektoniks_architects]

Robert recorded his vocals for this song while sitting in a wheelchair, recovering from a near-fatal car accident. Ironic, as he was told by doctors he might never walk again due to injuries to his leg, that the song was about a mythical figure who suffered in battle from injuries to his leg.

[@threwthelookingglass7194]

forshowdowing

[@leddygee1896]

Achilles was not a fictional character...

[@SeanmanBand]

@@leddygee1896 Just because you have become a mythical figure doesn't mean you were't real...

[@bobthebear1246]

@@leddygee1896 Um...yes, he was.

[@adrianse4418]

Long reply. If whomever is reading this doesn't care for an analysis of the lyrics, ignore it. But this is my favorite ever song. Tektoniks, you are correct to bring up the accident, but I believe incorrect in suggesting the song is about Achilles. The song is not about the mythical figure, at least not directly; it's rather precisely about Plant's car accident and the circumstances surrounding it. Jamal is thus not entirely wrong when he says "Achilles Last Stand" reminds him of basketball injuries. I'm not going to analyze every line - that's impossible since some of the lyrics are likely very personal and impossible for someone to speculate about 50 years after the fact. I will only cite enough lines to prove what I've asserted above. First piece of evidence: the car accident happened in Morocco. Now, Morocco is home to the Atlas Mountains; hence the line: "The mighty arms of Atlas, hold the heavens from the Earth..." More on this later. Plant and Page liked to visit new places and seclude themselves from everyday life to draw inspiration for their songs. The album Led Zeppelin III, which is Celtic/Folk inspired was written in Bron-Yr-Aur, a remote cottage in Wales. Page and Plant were perhaps encouraged by friends or their record company to travel through Morocco. (The trip, musically, was a success. The song "Kashmir" with it's middle-eastern flavor, would also come from the trip.) And so the first lines: "It was an April morning, when they told us we should go. As I turned to you, you smiled at me, how could we say no? With all the fun to have, to live the dreams we've always had. OH THE SONGS TO SING, WHEN WE AT LAST RETURN AGAIN." (My emphasis). I get the sense Plant was not satisfied by a hum-drum, nine to five, modern life. (Perhaps why he became a rock star.) He wanted adventure: "Sending off a glancing kiss, to those who claim they know. Below the streets that steam and hiss, the Devil's in his hole. Oh to sail away, to sandy lands and other days. Oh to touch the dream, that hides inside is never seen, yeah." Imagine a busy street in a modern city, steam rising from it's sewers and exhaust from it's cars. The constant noise of brakes and horns. A small version of Hell. But Plant has a chance to visit the deserts and mountains of North Africa; to travel to not just another place geographically, but to a different age, still untouched and uncorrupted by modern life. (Sandy lands and other days.) Also hear the music matching the lyrics. The song at first begins with a rather dull, repetitive, guitar riff. But then suddenly the guitar brightens. The drums beat quickly, relentlessly. Adventure. At the very end of the song, the end of the trip, we return to the dull, repetitive guitar. So Plant and Page, finally, can escape, get in a plane and fly off. "Into the sun, the south, the north, at last the BIRDS have flown. The shackles of commitments fell, to pieces on the ground." Before Led Zeppelin was formed Page was part of a band called the Yardbirds. That band broke up, but were still on the hook for a few shows. Page brought in new musicians to fulfill the outstanding obligations, and the new line-up became Led Zeppelin. So before Zeppelin were Zeppelin, they were the Yardbirds. Now as they're driving through Morocco, Plant either gets lost and/or is driving too quickly in that search for adventure, and crashes the car, which leads to the injuries you describe, Tekt. I imagine the car fell off the road in a hilly if not mountainous area: "To seek the man whose pointing hand, THE GIANT STEP UNFOLDS. To guide us from THE CURVING PATH, THAT TURNS OUR FEET TO STONE." And of course the line which sounds as though Plant is berating and bemoaning his arrogance in driving: "I know the way, know the way, know the way, know the way." We also have at the climax of the song Plant's cries of pain from his injuries, the repeated Ohs and ahs. And the guitar too has shifted from adventure to wails of pain. The drums beat machine-gun like all of a sudden, mimicking a car's crash and roll-over. Now the central line of the song: "The mighty arms of Atlas, hold the Heavens from the Earth." Now the line is mixed, or can mean more than one thing at once. Obviously Atlas was a Titan who held the sky up in Greek myth, and so the lyric adds to the epic feel of the song. But it's not Achilles who I'm reminded of here, but rather Icarus, who flew too close to the Sun. I imagine Plant crawling out of the car, awaiting an ambulance, gazing upon the Atlas mountains. On the one hand the mountains have dashed his dreams, have stopped his trip, if not his ability to walk again, hence held the heavens from his reach. On the other hand, or perhaps at the same time, the mountains did not kill him. For they held off the heavens, the afterlife. There are of course more details to pick up on, once you know the story, but I leave that to those of you interested in listening and re-listening to this song. Excellent choice Jamal.

[@PeterTea]

I feel like I’m riding a dragon into some mythical battle, Lord of the Ring style.

[@threwthelookingglass7194]

two arms....!

[@Ron-id1ze]

He’s fighting the batter of evermore

[@Serai3]

Not enough legs. I envision great goat-headed battle spiders.

[@RickTBL]

I've always pictured a super high speed motor boat chase sort of like Live And Let Die or Thunderball.

[@mohammadk.makaveli8853]

I literally see you in the comments section of every LZ's song

[@dunneincrewgear]

"The mighty arms of Atlas, hold the heavens from the Earth..."

[@veevamm3642]

😱 so awesome right

[@earl-larsen]

Ah ahh!

[@wezilla21]

Awesome lyricist

[@devilseyeproductions7344]

One of the great rock and roll lyrics, so poetic.

[@TheDaddrummer]

Jamel, you are so musically perceptive. That drum fill is awesome. You picked right up on it!

[@jamelakajamal]

👉🏾🥁🔥

[@tomlangley6236]

I remember when this album first came out. A lot of people didn't like it at all. I thought it rocked from the first time I heard it.

[@royrogersmax6791]

Honestly...in terms of composition, band performance, arrangement, passion and power, vocal delivery, this is the greatest hard rock track ever laid down. No contest.

[@martindeknijff2343]

Couldn't agree more! It's PERFECTION!

[@basher5107]

Long time ago I heard JPJ arguing with Jimmy that a scale didn’t exist for this song and Jimmy just said trust me I created one!

[@candiceknuth-winterfeldt2922]

“Hitt’n those drums like they owed him some money!” LOL 😂 Yes!

[@bobbymcbay1586]

Hitting them like they owed him beer money lol

[@gevlar]

That is one funny line!

[@toddreed2363]

This would make a good T shirt " Beat them drums like they owe you money"

[@doobiedave9686]

John Bonham and John Paul Jones drive this song immaculately with their rhythm and Jimmy Page said that it was one of his favorite Zeppelin songs.

[@purchase8325]

Robert Plant said that this song was one of the few he listened to. The interview was from the 80s though.

[@manuelsuarez6985]

JPJ, what a underrated musician... Listen that line bass, is simple but gives you the sensation that you're on a battle field riding a horse, what do I say a horse, RIDING PEGASUS! And Bonzo is just Bonzo, no more words about him.

[@kingc5341]

The Sir page's riff in the intro and outro is on a dimensional level

[@SpaceLordof75]

I’ve always thought the bass sounds like galloping horses. So good.

[@georgeohwell7428]

I love how JPJ rips it up on this. Iron Maiden was definitely inspired.

[@mark240862]

Apparently JPJ played it on an Alembic 8 string bass... with a pick.. Which gave it that fast percussive sound. Perfect for the song.. But then it would be with him playing it.

[@threwthelookingglass7194]

thunderhorse l

[@jamessweet5341]

So did the Wilson sisters. Heart's "Barracuda" was inspired by this one.

[@RickTBL]

@@jamessweet5341 I thought the same thing for over 40 years, but they actually stole it from a Nazareth cover of a Joni Mitchell song. It's toward the end of this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bX61Y2uEjJamgq8

[@Teedo_]

Dude keep the Zeppelin flying! No Quarter is a really unique one. Custard Pie, Wanton Song, The Ocean (1973 live), Tea for one.

[@sid22april]

In the light 😢🖤

[@xXPyrophorusXx]

Tea For One:) My Fave on Presence.

[@wrutledge1]

Yeah, No Qtr is the ISH.💯🤘🏽

[@Teedo_]

@@sid22april Just listened to it for the first time tbh. You got some good taste :)

[@sid22april]

@@Teedo_ thanks dude

[@collinkenney4573]

In my opinion this is John Bonham at his absolute best. One if the greatest drum tracks of all time. Also the bass riff on this song is incredible. This song is just so epic. Glad you got to experience this awesome tune

[@philcotswold5940]

This track plus Fool in the rain and In My Time Of Dying are up there as well as favourites of mine. Bonham had such a unique style. Never over played but always added an exiting dynamic sound with feel to every recording they made.

[@carlneoh5843]

Bonzo's drums in the harmonica solo of Nobody's Fault but Mine

[@donaldwhite7291]

I think this is one of their best

[@scottbegonias313]

Definitely one of my top three albums from Zeppelin 🔥

[@weenfain2321]

And “for your life”. This album was always one of my favorite bedside physical graffiti. Most people go right to early Zeppelin and overlook albums like Coda in through the outdoor and especially this one.

[@johnnykaplan3837]

It’s their best no question

[@carmenchavarria7874]

YASSS! One of my FAVES!!!! 🤘🏽

[@ricocarrillo1945]

Their BEST song by technicality

[@MSB-fj7cd]

One thing not to be overlooked is that Jimmy Page was also the producer on all of the Led Zeppelin albums. He found the perfect group of musicians to bring his musical vision to life.

[@d.l.loonabide9981]

That's his real skill.

[@beachhunting69]

Agreed. Page will be considered one of the best ever due to his session work, music writing, guitar playing, mixing/mastering/producing and of course his vision of forming Led Zeppelin...the crowning jewel.

[@jasonrichardson1208]

By this time, Page was so addicted to drugs....most production was actually done by JPJ.

[@beachhunting69]

@@jasonrichardson1208 I don't think on Presence...on In Through the Out Door for sure. That is why some of the guitar parts were played on the piano by JPJ.

[@jasonrichardson1208]

@@beachhunting69 You may be right. I do think that John Paul Jones never got his due for the contributions he made in Zeppelin. He was more than " just the bass player".

[@dionisioiacobelli6689]

John Bonham and manager Peter Grant were in the United States riding in a limousine. Bonham tells the driver to pull into a sports car dealership. Salesman looks at Bonham whose dressed in a t-shirt and ripped jeans and says you can't afford this car. Bonham looks at Grant and says pay the man. Grant opens a briefcase filled with cash. Bonham had the car shipped back to England.

[@jondoe6273]

This song really displays Bonzos brilliance. You can't help but get all charged up when he rolls across those skins. He sounds great.

[@davidcarter3830]

Those drums needed a senzu bean after that. (sorry. DBZ reference)

[@wezilla21]

He said it was his favorite song to play. Fuckin A

[@bobshaw12]

This song proves that Bonzo left us because God needed drum lessons

[@arthurking6846]

God must want one a helluva band because he now also has Peart.

[@Civilized-Joke]

@@arthurking6846 Imagine zeppelin and rush's drummers creating a thundering masterpiece.... A man can dream.

[@jamessweet5341]

@@Civilized-Joke We should get Bill McClintock doing a fusion of the two like that.

[@robertgehly974]

John Henry Bohnam! Drums control the big sound!

[@zaineridling]

This is one song that requires you play it LOUD! 💯👍👍👍👍💯

[@CondescendingOaf]

Agreed - too bad Jamel is using headphones and not some 12 inch speakers.

[@josephpavone4574]

It's under rated because the album was treated as an afterthought

[@RobbyRaccoon]

That, and you never hear it on the radio because it's ten minutes long.

[@gevlar]

Love this album

[@hyperboloidofonesheet1036]

The album wasn't quite what folks expected, especially given that it followed Physical Graffiti. It was also followed by the release of The Song Remains The Same, which was basically live material from years earlier. People wanted more of the same, didn't get it with Presence, and did get it with TSRTS. As a result, not only was the album treated as an afterthought by the band, it was treated as an afterthought by the fans. In Through The Out Door, the next (and essentially last) studio album, is better remembered (despite Carouselambra).

[@scottbegonias313]

@@RobbyRaccoon Definitely.. wasn't radio made, your typical three or four minute song.

[@ledded1]

are you thinking of Coda which was released after the had finished following Bonham's death in 1980. The album Presence was never an afterthought, it followed Physical Grafitti.

[@pedrofrancochau2643]

The greatest four musicians to ever compose a band!

[@jackfullerton5762]

I don't like to be a grammar Nazi so I won't domineer you over it but the word is comprise since compose relates to music.

[@Zeebo1uk]

@@jackfullerton5762 don't do it then

[@carlneoh5843]

@@Zeebo1uk exactly lol

[@bethkelley575]

Yessss! I love this song. Of course, they didn't put out a song that I didn't love.

[@edleland483]

+1!

[@midcardheel]

Being a drummer myself, this has always been a top 5 Zeppelin song for me. Just found your channel recently. Your energy and happiness is contagious man!!!

[@michelebrotman5345]

An underrated album indeed. I thought every track was great. I will be listening to this album when on the road tomorrow.

[@yvonnejarvis7664]

Jinx!! He's so entertaining , love him 👍

[@wezilla21]

Ah yeahhh

[@Guest_1138]

The song gets going and it’s like a locomotive engine. As a drummer myself, this was always one of my all time favorites. Why it’s underrated is probably because they didn’t play it on the radio because it was too long. I love how zep never cared about time limits.

[@candiceknuth-winterfeldt2922]

BONZO!!! The drums are INSANE on this track! RIP John Bonham...the guitars riff excellent as always. What am I saying..it’s ALL GOOD! I was waiting for you to react to this one bro!

[@KopCole]

John Bonham the greatest drummer that ever lived. FACT.

[@williamtaylor9368]

Without a doubt.

[@jacquesbrits5822]

Listen to some Rush

[@BeastrealDT]

This and, "The Immigrant Song", are great tearing up an open stretch of highway drivin' kinda songs. ✌

[@davidcarter3830]

I can believe that, being a long distance driver. My speakers will get overtime when Zep shows up on my playlist shuffle.

[@patrickmartin4674]

Sitting here in the parking lot if aldi's waiting for my wife here in Rockford IL with a giant grin on my face .Thank you Jamel.

[@chrisdelisle3954]

re: Underrated - this track is not necessarily underrated - in fact, it ranks right up there with all of the other epics they produced. I mean, which is their greatest epic? Stairway? Kashmir? In My Time of Dying? This one? They're all #1. Perhaps what the commenter meant is that after the brilliance of the first 6 albums, this album - Presence - is often overlooked. It might not be as incredible as the first 6 albums, but there are certainly brilliant songs on there, especially this one.

[@ubermensch8549]

Exactly what I was thinking!

[@lonobannoniii1123]

Well said. Albums that don't get "normal" touring exposure (promotion), may result in lesser notoriety or get "overlooked". See my comment above with the Wiki article link for reason why their touring was cut short on this one.

[@woodchuk1]

Presence is indeed overlooked...I’ve heard it referred to as the “bargain bin” Zeppelin album. That’s entirely too dismissive a title for album that has this song, Nobody’s Fault But Mine, and Tea For One. There was undeniably tension in the band during the recording, as Plant had just come out of a devastating car crash that required surgery, Page being addicted to heroin at this point, and Bonham becoming a full-blown alcoholic. Perhaps that’s part of what contributed to the different feel of the album. But I still think it’s a classic, and it beats many albums that were released around the same time period.

[@EbolaSandwich]

not necessarily underrated - just too long for radio :D

[@chrismuir7159]

Bring it on home - Led Zepplin

[@kristiwheels9381]

Yes! Indeed... Would absolutely love him to react to! 🔥💜

[@SkylineUSA09]

No love for JPJ's bass lines? Come on, he's ripping!

[@RickTBL]

I have heard this referred to as one of the greatest drumming performances in rock history.

[@thewilythylacine]

The whole "Presence" album is underrated--and my personal favorite. Achilles Last Stand is my favorite song by the Zep.

[@bobbyn.9773]

This album took Jimmy Page 18 days to produce,record and mix! He is a genius!

[@Rainyman63]

When the Stones were recording in the mid-seventies, it took them 18 days just to wait for Keith to arrive and be sober enough to play guitar. They were in the same studio in Munich and i read a story that Jagger asked Page if they made some good demos in the three weeks. Page replied something like „Demos? I got the album ready“ and Jagger wouldn‘t believe it.

[@bobbyn.9773]

@@Rainyman63 listen to the long lost song Scarlet that was released last year by the Stones and Jimmy does a great guitar solo on the track

[@Mang213]

Jimmy recorded all the guitar overdub tracks in one night. Crazy energy on this album

[@piquetuk]

A relentless beast of a song, they must have thrown the drums away after that beating.

[@davidcarter3830]

And those drums would be worth some serious money. I would buy it.

[@patrickmartin4674]

Bonzo , Jones now that is a rhythm section. Hammer of the gods.

[@jamestreanor4361]

"Nobody's Fault But Mine" and "The Girl I Love She Got Long Black Wavy Hair" They need to be HEARD!!!!!!

[@patrickmclain8735]

I don't know how many times I've asked for Nobody's Fault But Mine to be reacted to by Jamel, but, nothing yet...😕

[@ginnyboetel2891]

I live nobody's fault! Need to hear that one for sure.

[@Mcbuzz37]

This song was released in the same year that RUSH put out 2112. There is a rumor that both RUSH and LED ZEPPELIN were listening to each others music and a possible RUSH influence can be heard in this song. It is well known that both bands were fans of each others music.

[@tigq1430]

Definite!

[@hansvanderniet1143]

And as we know, Jamal LOVES Rush too

[@chriscollesano8463]

Tea for one , from this album is super chill. Check it out when you get a chance

[@greekadmirer2204]

Magical...👌

[@ruthjohnson4380]

One of my many favorites by them.

[@markiosty8748]

This song was never underrated ! it just wasn't played to death on the radio that's why back in the day you bought the whole album !

[@santinocorleone1204]

The first coherent comment

[@richardjacobs7191]

Led Zeppelin aka "The Hammer of the Gods. "

[@Shads62]

OK.... My favorite Zep song

[@triryche3]

Mine too & thats not too easy to say for a Zeppelin song!

[@briancullen9575]

John Bonham is my favorite musician of all time. This song is why.

[@jad4680]

the most underated led zep album! and "TEA FOR ONE" the most underated song of led zep for reaction ; )

[@TheKitchenerLeslie]

This song was really hard to play live because there's so many guitars on it. Page had to use effects to get even close to the sound on the record and John Paul Jones had to play an 8-string bass. Ronnie Wood and Keith Richard saw them play it live, Keith said to Page after: ‘You ought to get another guitarist; you’re rapidly becoming known as the most overworked guitarist in the business!"

[@waynelewis4466]

John Bonham was best rock drummer of all time RIP John Henry Bonham

[@charles7652]

It was an April morning when they told us we should go As I turn to you, you smiled at me How could we say no? Oh, the fun to have To live the dreams we always had Oh, the songs to sing When we at last return again Slipping off a glancing kiss To those who claim they know Below the streets that steam and hiss The devil's in his hole Oh, to sail away To sandy lands and other days Oh, to touch the dream Hides inside and never seen, yeah Into the sun, the south, the north At last the birds have flown The shackles of commitment fell In pieces on the ground Oh, to ride the wind To tread the air above the din Oh, to laugh aloud Dancing as we fought the crowds, yeah To seek the man whose pointing hand The giant step unfolds With guidance from the curving path That churns up into stone If one bell should ring In celebration for a king So fast the heart should beat As proud the head with heavy feet, yeah Days went by when you and I Bathed in eternal summer's glow As far away and distant Our mutual child did grow Oh the sweet refrain Soothes the soul and calms the pain Oh Albion remains Sleeping now to rise again Wandering and wandering What place to rest the search? The mighty arms of Atlas Hold the heavens from the earth For the mighty arms of Atlas Hold the heavens from the earth From the earth I know the way, know the way, know the way, know the way I know the way, know the way, know the way, know the way Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh oh Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh oh Ah, ah, ah, ah Ah, ah, ah, ah Ah, ah, ah, ah Ah, ah, ah, ah Ah, ah, ah, ah Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh oh Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh oh Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh oh Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh oh For the mighty arms of Atlas Hold the heavens from the earth Ah, ah, ah, ah Ah, ah, ah, ah Ah, ah, ah, ah Ah, ah, ah, ah

[@calzaondrums]

Best. Band. Ever.

[@fifidurand7421]

the most underrated song of led zeppelin for sure..everything is perfect in this song...

[@weenfain2321]

Please do zeppelin “for your life” on the same album. No one ever does it.

[@valtrinag]

I love that song!

[@crh4878]

THAT song is the most underrated.

[@valtrinag]

@@crh4878 i agree! I like candy store rock too but everyone seems to hate it

[@crh4878]

@@valtrinag I like it, too, but maybe it doesn't have as much gravitas as most of the other songs on Presence. I suppose Royal Orleans fits along with Candy Store Rock in that way.

[@beckybernshausen830]

LOVE THAT SONG!!!❤❤❤❤

[@Sincopare]

Underrated Zeppelin = just about every other band's highlights.

[@jasonanalco542]

Please, please, please Mel. "Nobody's fault but mine" It'll leave you with a "what just happened?" vibe, truly EPIC

[@brianthompson9136]

Gotta listen to Battle for Evermore next! So epic!

[@stevepringle2295]

The classic rock stations won’t play 10 minute plus songs. This is the quintessential Zeppelin masterpiece.

[@stevetemple8826]

Always been one of my favorites. Presence is a better album than most people think.

[@napnip]

Definitely one of my favorite Zeppelin tunes. Unbelievably powerful in every respect, music, lyrics, the "feel" of the song grabs you and pulls you in.

[@johnhakes20]

“Hittin’ those drums like they owe him some money!” LMFAO I’m dying RN Jamal. God I love these videos...

[@Frankincensedjb123]

For some reason, Peesence gets a bad rap. For me, it's one of my favorite Zep albums. It is full of masterfully crafted songs, and this tune is one of them. Bonzo on the drums is a beast.

[@niher1]

The only 2 songs I hate more than anything are Royal Orleans and Hots on for Nowhere. The rest of the album is great

[@cuz_i_sedso9574]

luv it so much when the youngsters find zep. Thank you for not holding back your appreciation

[@BDFBlaize]

This song was so ahead of its time

[@es4582]

Legendary, keep great music alive!!!

[@chrislegner4816]

Simply a masterwork of progressive heavy rock. Continues to grow in stature the older it gets. They don't make 'em like this anymore.

[@TheBWWaterfront]

Yes, as I have matured with Zep, this has become my favorite. (After Battle of Evermore - which is the song that grounds me to planet earth).

[@VallinSFAS]

And John Paul Jones's monster bass tone from his newly acquired Alembic. Page said: "No way I'm playing behind that!" But he managed. Bonzo just got bigger drums.

[@RobRock-qr3hp]

The entire album is underrated!

[@gregcollins7602]

John Bonham is GOD!

[@SrbijaCG]

This song should not exist. Jimmy Page tapped into another dimension.

[@samisbrown]

Legendary guitar solo! Absolute face melter! 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@devtrev6181]

Definitely check out "Out on the Tiles", this one really is underrated.

[@leemcclements8889]

I think that is the best song on the album!

[@devtrev6181]

@@leemcclements8889 That whole album is kind of under the radar, except for "Immigrant Song"

[@markwilliams3068]

Bonzo just rips it on this track. Such an amazing group of musicians assembled in one band. It brings me great joy to see you discover the awe they have brought me since their beginning. Each new album they would drop was just nirvana! Thanks brother.....

[@PinguTheG]

The guitar and cadences in this song are so metal it’s amazing, you can really see Zep evolving here, they could have gone forever

[@heshamnaser2012]

anyone notice the Drums work, that's why the band disbanded after Bonzo. Jimmy on guitar done the job of 3 Lead Guitarist. that's why is LZ considered one of the best bands if not THE BEST BAND EVER

[@Williamottelucas]

"Hitting those drums like they owed him some money!" Your way with words!

[@timwirasnik5878]

The whole album " Presence" flew under the radar

[@roberteklund7208]

Awesome album. my First Zeppelin album and my intro to them. Truly awesome album .🤘

[@beckybernshausen830]

THIS is one my favorite Led Zeppelin songs! Along with "For Your Life" and "Ten Years Gone!"

[@timpiatt3965]

Whenever I listen to this, I think if someone told me Bonham was an alien with 8 arms, I'd think "yes. I believe this."

[@the5th2000]

The live version from Knebworth is incredible too, Bonzo did all that live!

[@26101976bdm]

Live At Knebworth is the way to go mate.

[@bobbymcbay1586]

Fantastic version

[@greekadmirer2204]

There and witnessed it on the 4th 👍

[@Teedo_]

Never noticed the "I know the way part" until now. I personally had a hard time liking this song at first as I found it to be quite repetitive but now I really like it. Thats a habbit i seem to have. Not liking a song at first and the rediscovering it later.

[@maceomaceo11]

There's a difference between "repetitive" and "relentless". With Achiles as a subject, relentlessness is a given.

[@lawrencewatkins5990]

You should react to Gary Moore Still got the blues or over the hills and far away

[@irishflink7324]

He has done Still got the blues Live version

[@rferrusca6743]

I love this song, I used to spend the afternoons lying on my bed and listening to all the led zeppelin records. Thank you very much for reacting to this music.

[@RobRock-qr3hp]

John Bonham’s flourishes were incredible.

[@tracyandrews5680]

I saw Page and Plant in 97' in Pensacola. Actually stood an inch away from Robert Plant but was too high and awestruck to get his autograph...regret it everyday :(

[@carimawebb9498]

Thank you so much for keeping the faith & sharing these masterpieces w/us. Brings so many smiles & memories.