Led Zeppelin - No Quarter Live in MSG First Time Reaction

[@selwynhingston9484]

The best musicians in the world at their craft.

[@TheRealBabaRaakha]

Seconded. 🙂🤘🏾

[@selwynhingston9484]

@@TheRealBabaRaakha huh

[@whatevernevermind8377]

​@@selwynhingston9484It means I completely agree. I second your statement. Hence, seconded (now that I think about it, perhaps not a real word 🤔) 🤷🏾‍♂️🙂🤘🏾

[@juliemanarin4127]

Zeppelin is the greatest band to ever grace the planet!

[@TheRealBabaRaakha]

Hey!! That's my line!!

[@basher5107]

You give no mercy you get no mercy,No Quarter

[@1313jerry1313]

I appreciate what you said, bro... Music has saved my ass countless times throughout my 65 years on this planet.

[@TheRealBabaRaakha]

🤘🏾

[@juliemanarin4127]

No Quarter means No Mercy...like a soldier

[@CosmicVagabondPixie]

I so **Enjoy** hearing all your **Thoughts** & **Feelings** on **MyBelovedOtherWorldlyLedZeppelin** & course **MyBeautifulJimmyMagicalGeniusWizardBabe** **Sigh** so true bout his **Guitar** being an **Extension** of himself OMG indeed indeed he is THE **MostBeautifulEVER** he is **Magical** Thank YOU for always making my days better & also i can so **Relate** to many of the things you say about yourself cuz i am like you in many ways i am finding out by watching these reactions i too have always been the **Outcast** the **Weirdo** **Misfit** BUT hey i **Luvit** it & would NOT want to be any other way than i am & also **MyJimmyWizardBabe** was called a **Weirdo** by Jeff Beck's sister cuz she is how they met as teenagers she came home from school one day & said to him "There's a Weirdo at school who has a stupid Guitar like yours" cuz they both had built their own Guitars at that point so yea i know it was NOT in this reaction that ya said ya have always been an outcast but ive been meaning to address that heh anyway yea i have NEVER felt like i **Fit IN** even tho i may have been what ppl call popular & the life of the party even then tho with everyone like being all luving me & what not i still did not feel i fit in or belonged it is a very surreal feeling that has just always been with me since i can remember so anyway just i guess wanted to let ya know ya are not alone tho it is prolly rare but F it ya know ya can ONLY be **YOU**

[@TheRealBabaRaakha]

You are amazing the way you are. Thank you so much for sharing with me. I didn't know that about Page. Your words are both kind and healing to me. I have with time, developed and continue to develop elaborate rationales to make the lone wolf life more comfortable. Thank you so much. Sincerely sending lots of good wishes your way. 🙂❤️🤘🏾

[@markharbin9945]

My favorite version 😮

[@matthewashman1406]

Yes ,in fact I think all the live versions of houses songs are best

[@bowtiefidenine]

Please check out Led Zeppelin 1st album reaction ❤

[@TheRealBabaRaakha]

I will be sure to. Thank you for the recommendation. 🙂🤘🏾

[@JoeandAngie]

"Take no prisoners with no mercy"

[@CosmicVagabondPixie]

**Trance**

[@sicotshit7068]

One question I have, why do a live performance, then keep your eyes closed, might as well just do the studio version then.

[@TheRealBabaRaakha]

I must apologize. It's an involuntary reflex to good music, when Bonham throws me off with a surprise,.. all of them do what they do. If I were to analyze it, perhaps it's because other senses are heightened when one is made unavailable at that moment, or perhaps because it transports me from the walls of the room to a more magical place, or both 🤔 🤷🏾‍♂️ . I prefer live music because of the improvisations and surprises, the raw, unfiltered realness of it. But I will make an attempt to pay attention to both. 🙂🤘🏾

[@sicotshit7068]

@@TheRealBabaRaakha it’s just my eyes are glued to what they are doing, believe me I know their music is amazing, I’ve loved them for about 50 years. After listening to studio versions for decades, I love being able to watch them perform the shows, I also love the improv it adds so much more.

[@matthewashman1406]

Best version tho

[@markacuna2828]

This song is correct except for the video it's self how it went was wrong this is not how it goes someone cut this video up pieces of it together from the movie song remains lot of these pics are from the beginning of the movie they cut jpj completely out of his no quarter song n that pisses me off I've been watching song remains since 1976 when it came out in theatre's u need toʻ buy the movie n watch the whole thing correctly u will get what I'm saying if u have the guts I've been a led head since 1971 😂

[@TheRealBabaRaakha]

Buying it is for rich people. I owe my introduction to great music from torrentz. Looking back at this video, I realized I was so immersed in the music, I barely looked at the video. Is the music, the performance what I was recommended, or am I completely off here?

[@whatevernevermind8377]

I just re read the first sentence of your comment. Answered. My apologies for the useless question.

[@sicotshit7068]

@@TheRealBabaRaakhayou can buy rent or watch the movie for free on KZbin, the free version has short commercials. Two of their best or my favorite lives are. Since I’ve Been Loving you, live at Madison Square Gardens (1973). The other is, In My Time Of Dying Live at Earls Court (1975), both will blow you away.

[@jonsmith6982]

No Quarter means as the lyrics in the song suggest was a British law "No quarter during the US Revolutionary War when Great Britain enforced a policy requiring colonial Americans to house British soldiers and offer them food and a bed during the cold of winter. If this policy was refused to a British soldier, this "No Quarter" policy allowed the British soldier to invoke severe punishment (death, sometimes) on the American who refused him.. That's is what the song is about the US revolutionary war & the No Quarter policy ,,it's brilliant.

[@TheRealBabaRaakha]

Thank you sincerely for explaining that. I tend to listen to the instruments first, starting with the guitar but lyrics are something I have always had to work towards to even register. Appreciate it. More legendary music on the way. 🤘🏾 PS - Led Zeppelin lyrics seem to allude to historical incidences, and I personally like that, as opposed to what we have now.

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

You think Zeppelin wrote a song about the American Revolutionary War? You are correct about the meaning of the title ….but the phrase much more broadly means “no mercy” in battle, and that’s how it’s used here. But the song itself in no way is about the Revolutionary War. It speaks of “armor”. That’s medieval. It’s also mythological and based on the stories of Tolkien…Lord of the Rings…..”He takes the path where no one goes” refers to Aragorn, in the LOTR taking the Paths of the Dead in order to bring the Spirits of the dead to the battle at Minas Tirith. Robert Plant was an avid fan of Tolkien and several of Zep’s songs have such lyrics in them (Ramble On is another). Plant was and is an avid reader of British medieval history and fascinated with Welsh and Norse mythology. All that comes into play in this song….and others, such as The Immigrant Song.

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

Dude…you sound DO stoned! 😎✌️✌️

[@jonsmith6982]

@@w.geoffreyspaulding6588 that's what you make of it ,,you are a space cadet .