Led Zeppelin "Kashmir" Live Knebworth 1979 (REACTION) Subscriber Request

Led Zeppelin "Kashmir" Live Knebworth 1979 (REACTION) Subscriber Request

[@brendayoungblood9484]

You should watch Kashmir from celebration day 2007 to see how they still have it and aged like fine wine.

[@ThePelagicHermit]

Not seeing the mandatory Led Zeppelin Stairway to Heaven live at Madison Square Garden. That was the very highest level of "Rock Star" ever achieved.

[@Kashmir.820]

Zeppelin is badass!!! So is Kashmir!!! It’s been my favorite song since it was released in 1975…Kashmir has been sampled by several musicians including Puff Daddy. It’s mentioned in Fast Times at Ridgemont High as the ultimate hook up song. The venue is pronounced Neb-worth….Jimmy was 35, JPJ was 33, Bonzo was 31 & Robert was 30. ( he would be turning 31 in a couple weeks).

[@RonHouck-eb1cn]

Like father, like son. RIP John

[@shephardparkschatzieh]

To answer your question about "I am a traveler of time and space." I have traveled to many countries in the world and when you travel to most countries, you are traveling to countries who, not only are you going someplace with a whole different culture, you are traveling back in time. Outside of the western world, most cultures are still in their ancient cultures; some more than others. Robert Plant spent time in India and Kashmir uses Middle Eastern and Indian tones and instrumental riffs (I don't know the proper musical term). Those countries cultures from ancient times were still almost 100% intact in 1979; but are moving through development recently. Also, the band members have something very mystical about their art and psyche which is beyond time and space. I don't know if I explained it in the best terms, but as a world traveler myself, I understand what they have seen and experienced in their travels because I have seen it and experienced it as well, and they explain it in this song as well as a few others.

[@sicotshit7068]

Yes especially the people of Morocco & surrounding areas, or different villages of counties in Africa.

[@suefantastic4584]

I love this song.. am particularly impressed with their performance at Celebration Day.. They were much older, but undeniably fabulous!

[@ThePelagicHermit]

See "Moby Dick Royal Albert Hall 1970" to see Bonham go off fully on a 10+ minute drum solo.

[@shannonpace9433]

Watch their song, Moby Dick live at Royal Albert Hall 1970. Bonham has a long solo. Worth the watch.

[@johnspinelli6170]

Strongly agree!

[@williamcabell142]

It’s his solo! Not just part of tune!😡

[@sandrastorer5678]

I was there ! Incredible 💖💖

[@MiturBinEsderty]

This video deserves more views. This guy is a smart dude. Then again GenX was the last generation

[@raymondmanderville505]

Your a legend when 50 years later kids are wearing T-Shirts with your bands logo branded on it .

[@saghhinooz1755]

Them greats always make shit looks so easy!

[@williamcabell142]

Bonham had it all..the GOAT! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@ChuckyChives]

In 1998 Puffy Daddy collaborated with Jimmy Page on the song Come With Me. That’s most likely where you heard Kashmir. There is video of them performing it together.

[@oldschoolhip-hopheadriorea9178]

ABSOULTELY NOT! I've been listening to LZ since 88'

[@virginiaribis2070]

You want to know how tuff they were? Plant had been in an accident that almost crippled him, he also just had surgery on his throat and just found out his little boy died. And they all went on with the show.

[@alittlebitofeverything6547]

yes he is

[@jmar7631]

The "K" in Knebworth is silent, like it is in "doorknob", so pronounced like "Neb-worth", and it's a town located in England. This was a fabulous concert. They performed so many of their great songs. Sadly, just shy of a year before John Bonham unexpectedly died, which is why Led Zeppelin disbanded. Nice reaction, thanks. Looking forward to more Zeppelin reactions! ;)

[@bishlap]

sheesh, how can anyone in this day and age not understand basic English/grammar/ Silent k when followed by "N"... Thanks buddy... Got some real dummies up in you tube.

[@ThePelagicHermit]

Pronounced "Neb worth" a village in England. Diddy sampled this and Jimmy Page actually played live with him. See "Jimmy Page & Puff Daddy - Come with Me"

[@oldschoolhip-hopheadriorea9178]

Yes, I remember them collaborating. Thanks for the Pronunciation, View & Comment!

[@MiturBinEsderty]

That beat was sampled in rap way before honey combs did it.

[@bobshaw8319]

Jimmy Page was otherworldly at this show .. especially considering he was at the height of his heroin addiction

[@oldschoolhip-hopheadriorea9178]

Wow I thought that would've been in his earlier years. Thanks for the View & Comment!

[@MiturBinEsderty]

No he was in it bad from 77-83. Knebworth is an overlooked show because it wasn’t widely available on bootleg. I chased it in bootleg until 2002.

[@scotttrainer9704]

Bonzo was the bomb! Neil Peart of Rush was a great drummer.

[@sicotshit7068]

Another really great song with the instruments is Achilles Last Stand, Bonham is banging the drums the whole time. Moby Dick live the long version, is Bonham’s 15 to 20 minute solo, & will knock your socks off. He played his solo over 200 times, at some point in their 3 to 4 hours straight concerts, my opinion greatest drummer ever.

[@DianeLake-sw3ym]

The musicians in Led Zeppelin were GOATs. They were the best. Best guitarist, best bassist and best vocals. Bonham is seen as the best drummer who really brought drums into the forefront. Before him drums were in the background keeping time. Tommy Lee is good but, not considered one of the elite drummers Top drummers. Robert Plant is seen as the best vocalist with a range of just under 4. Freddie Mercury is a 4. This is probably why they are seen as first and second best of all time switching back and forth all the time. The clothes are what the fashion was becoming in 79 as things head into the 80s. The 80s was decade that high end fashion and looking good was the thing. Even to excess. Punk fashion was also big in the 80s. This song was about Robert Plant's visit to places like Morocco, ect on vacation. It left a huge impression on him. You cannot take everything written in Zeppelin's songs - actually alot of songs by different artists so literal. Alot is imagery or done with setting a mood. \\\\\\\ \7

[@williamcabell142]

The GOATS...PERIOD!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@terrihall6169]

This was the first time Led Zeppelin had performed since the death of Robert Plant’s 5 year old son in 1977.

[@BillyBob-ec5ox]

As far as the wardrobes.......you should see their concerts in 73, 75, and 77. Take a look at Page’s Dragon Suit, and see if that’s not Rock and Roll enough for you, lol

[@sicotshit7068]

I think how they are dressed here, might be more for where they are playing, maybe somewhat of a dress code. In an interview, Plant said their equipment was all set up for a concert somewhere, they weren’t let in, because they didn’t have ties on.

[@27thangel23]

The pantheon of rock drummers would start with Keith Moon (of The Who), Bonzo from Zep, Neil Peart (Rush), and Vinnie Colaiuta (Zappa, Jeff Beck) at the head of the pack. btw it was NOT Zep the destroyer of hotels, that was The Who... Zep were too busy mowing down the female groupies. Peace, love and bellbottoms from Canada.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Bonham was the greatest ever!!

[@ritagryphon222]

Loooove Bonham

[@wesalker3479]

It's funny . . . to me, "old school hip-hop" is still relatively contemporary but, then, I'm 68 years old and "old school" basically ended 40-50 years ago, for me. It's cool to witness the younger generations discovering REAL rock. Not to be confused with "rock-n-roll". Two different things.

[@bishlap]

Brutha - had to mention your "OLD SCHOOL HIP HOP" mixing @ 10:11 ... that was cool AF my man. PEACE.

[@mackmitchell94]

In 1979 Robert Plant was 31, John Bonham 31, Jimmy Page 35 and John Paul Jones 33 .

[@markacuna4418]

Fyi also jimmy page arrived by helicopter with his father Soo he can watch his son play sitting on side of the stage watching Hammer of the gods play

[@juliemanarin4127]

Try Achillies Last Stand from this concert!!!

[@oldschoolhip-hopheadriorea9178]

I will add it to the Request List!

[@barbwolpert1856]

Go back to their beginnings around 1968, then go forward. There'll be enough rock god antics going on....

[@BillyBob-ec5ox]

They had spent most of the 70s dressing in fancy rock and roll clothes. I think they were just burnt out of doing that at this point. If you look at pics from 1980 shows, Page was wearing plain sleeveless muscle shirts, and Plant just simple t-shirts and jeans.

[@richardgearhart1286]

Yo bro, check out the live version of Kashmir on Dec 10, 2007, the celebration day concert-- the last zep show ever. John Bonham's son Jason plays drums and did the old man proud

[@dannykrieger8933]

Yes,you got to see them at the O-2 arena 2007

[@mikehaliday8302]

You want to hear Bonzo take over a song, do the studio version (not one of the live ones) of In My Time of Dying. When that shit gets going, Bonham is straight up playing LEAD DRUMS!!!

[@TheImage3320]

Ruin yourself with Tool Danny Carry is on another level. The best drum catch video Pnuema drum cam video Don't ask about time signatures Each limb is in its own time and space... The concert they played using Turkish music as a back drop for this is the best. Shot out to the ... Death and resurrection show Singer that brought the orchestral arrangement to Zepplin

[@zosometalgod]

This song was created with Jimmy Pages hypnotic riff and John Bonham joined Page with the riff! Page and Bonham are top credit with this song! And Robert plant came up with the lyrics later when the band was driving through the Moroccan desert through Kashmir! John Bonham is the God of Thunder! After John Bonham came on the scene every drummer was inspired buy him! Especially heavy metal drummers! Tommy Lee? Lol he's okay but not even close to John Bonhams drumming! For me the other great drummer was Neil Peart from Rush! Different style of drumming but he was also great!

[@oldschoolhip-hopheadriorea9178]

Great Comment & Background! I love that "God Of Thunder" handle! I only mentioned Tommy because I see alot of thumbnails for Reactions to his drum solo, lol. Thanks for the View & Comment!

[@barriehull7076]

Kashmir is actually in asia and not morocco/north africa. no real reason is known why the song was called kashmir.

[@barriehull7076]

as below knee know knife or basically any word beginning kn, the k is silent. Knebworth is in England.

[@yozaseig3870]

Bonham number 1...

[@oldschoolhip-hopheadriorea9178]

No Doubt! Thanks for the View & Comment!

[@williamcabell142]

You have to see Bonzo preform his solo song Moby Dick! Bonzo aka John Bonham.

[@JohnBonhamisEverything]

Robert Plant helped get everyone back together & get Jimmy clean after the death of his 5 yr old son when they did this and then they lost John Bonham in September of 1980.

[@Scoobydcs]

If you want to see Bonham KILL it then react to achilles last stand from thud gig. He will blow you awau

[@26shedan]

Except for a brief period I think they all wore what they wanted. It appears Jimmy is very thin here, probably still dealing with addiction. Robert is older and tight jeans are trending out so he is dressed as he wants-but looks healthy.

[@williamcabell142]

He is traveling in the desert! 🤨

[@alittlebitofeverything6547]

watch black dog 1973

[@muninraven3327]

If my Hip-Hop/sampling memory serves me correct, De La Soul Sampled the beat first and turned in into 4/4. And every subsequent sample has been off the De La edit. Other than that, you cannot go wrong with some Zeppelin... unless you are talking some Hindenburg shit!

[@oldschoolhip-hopheadriorea9178]

Thanks for the De La 💎! Whats Hidenburg?....it sounds like a small town in Germany, lol.

[@muninraven3327]

@@oldschoolhip-hopheadriorea9178 Hindenburg was a air ship (zeppelin) that caught fire while trying to land and... well, let's just say it ended tragedy. Keep up your grind, mate. Respect from the UK.

[@alittlebitofeverything6547]

bonzo was the best. no need to see anyone else

[@alittlebitofeverything6547]

4 goats son

[@williamcabell142]

It’s not James Bond! Dude really?🤨

[@oldschoolhip-hopheadriorea9178]

Thanks for the View & Comment!

[@juliemanarin4127]

Wasn't this superb? Yes do Stairway To Heaven live 1973 at MSG!!

[@christopherone1]

wow...seriously? can't even get thru or watch a video without getting high. WTF

[@jrshield7793]

You're trying to react to videos with commercials..eeeek

[@williamcabell142]

You want them to dress like hip hop clans! That crap about hotels was a bunch of crap!

[@bishlap]

you're thinking of Paul McCartney's "Live and let die" James Bond Theme --there's a similar chord(s) progression for a few beats, but overall the songs are totally different. Wings was a shit band.... ZEPPELIN WAS ZEPPELIN!!!!

[@MiturBinEsderty]

In the 1980’s Black kids listen to Rock and White Kids listened to Rap. I used to sneak my tape recorder and record songs from WBLS in NY

[@MiturBinEsderty]

No the James Bond song was done with the same Yamaha GX-1 Synthesizer there were only a few made because they were 100k back in 1978

[@julienmarquet8612]

Believe me bro, Led Zep, destroyed more hotel rooms than any other bands, they puted a car into a pool, once, at L.A, Bonham puted a tv trough a window, etc, etc....they were travelling with their own Boeing, fucking 1000 of women, drugs, etc....That was at the end, near the 80's, that's why they're wearing strange clothes, you should watch the 1973 live at Madison Square Garden, to understand the gods of rock they were, and are! In USA, when they were coming to make a tour, the newspapers, were calling that the Led Zep circus!😅You said, they seem to play easy, but, there just came back after 2 years, without playing, at that moment! And, there was 400,000 peoples in the audience to see them! You're right, i'm french, but i remember, animal in the Muppet show, it's Bonham here😅😅😅😅He's definitively the best drummer ever! And, the 4 guys, were the bests! The best drummer, the best bass/keyboard player the best singer, the best guitarist! That was Led Zep! Watch them live at the Madison Square Garden, you're not going to be disappointed! Peace from France ✌️

[@MiturBinEsderty]

This guy makes me laugh he is great

[@MiturBinEsderty]

It’s NEBWORTH THE k is silent in Knebworth Two of them were in the throws of real bad heroin addictions Bohnam and Page. This concert was their first in 2 years. This is an older Led Zeppelin at max effort no strutting around. They were locked in and trying to play their best. They played some of their best live performances this night. The next week they sounded like trash

[@MiturBinEsderty]

It’s not the song Live and Let Die by Wings which was in the James Bond Movie. what makes you think that is the sound of the synthesizer used at this concert. It’s has that cheesy sounding 70’s early 80’s synth sound. Earlier concert he used an instrument called the Mellotron. The cloths is because it was 1979 it was the style the hippy cloths were out of style and they were in their 30’s they felt corny with open chested blouses and bell bottoms Jimmy page and John Bohnam were severe heroin addicts in this concert and Bohnam would die a year later Robert Plant and JPJ WERE the only sober ones at this point

[@FWhoMatters]

React to 4KT Freestyle by NBAYoungBoy please

[@dickcnormis1444]

That’s fake music

[@oldschoolhip-hopheadriorea9178]

@@dickcnormis1444 Yo Fam....I'm the OLD GRUMPY Hiphop Head who's STUCK IN THE 90's & I hate 90% of today's rappers. But after reacting to some of his music, I can honestly say Youngboy is actually very talented and is a better lyracist/writer than most "rappers" in today's hiphop genre. Thanks for the View & Comment!

[@oldschoolhip-hopheadriorea9178]

I Got'chu! 👌🏿

[@oldschoolhip-hopheadriorea9178]

@@dickcnormis1444 Aye Dick, so I thought more about your comment and realized you weren't talking about NBA Youngboy, you are talking about Hiphop as a Genre of music...which would be just complete IGNORANCE on your part. But if I'm wrong let me know. But if I'm right then I would recommend you check out "Bob the Poppop" youtube channel, he's a Ex-Rocker who HATED Rap and he does Reactions where he reviews hiphop albums. www.youtube.com/@bobthepoppop/featured

[@FWhoMatters]

@@dickcnormis1444 it’s not he released in lost flies album Tf you mean