Led Zeppelin - No Quarter (REACTION)

[@randyschwader1202]

This song from live at msg is off the charts

[@tomgross181]

Please play the long version from the original non-remastered original cd. They shortened it on the remastered cd.

[@deborahstrickland9845]

❤️

[@pt9167]

@@tomgross181 Thank you. The remastered version cuts out a lot of Page's solo.

[@rexipexi]

Yes,!!

[@kiemonssal]

77 in Seattle though!

[@HammerHed13]

Don't forget, this was analog recorded, microphone to tape, years before digital and ProTools would come along. Simply amazing.

[@onepatrioticcat3395]

To me, THIS is their masterpiece...

[@MrThumbs63]

fair statement

[@tnightwolf]

One of them for sure! The fact that so man years after a band like TOOL made a tribute of this song tells you everything about how good and influencial it was/is! ZEP for life!🤘❤🤟

[@MrAnthony872]

You can hear the prog influences in this excellent track. JPJ added some nice colors which really make the track as a whole stand out on the album. Love the live version also from 1973 at MSG. Love these guys reactions to the classic rock I grew up with all those years ago.

[@mysticsofthemaya]

1000%

[@432htz3]

@@tnightwolf A baton passing from one great prog rock band to another. both are great. Suh a good song.

[@PJD02915]

I love that you guys see it’s the WHOLE band. Growing up in the 80s/90s nobody gave JPJ his due but with fresh ears you guys totally “get it”!

[@vicprovost2561]

JPJ is a walking talking, playing musical note, he is in my top 3 bass and top 10 keyboard players of all time, plus one of the greatest producers studio masters ever, it is unfair he and Page were not only master musicians but would have been at the top of the list for what they did at the mixing board.

[@edwardcoit9748]

@@vicprovost2561 And arranger And mandolin

[@benvenue2730]

I was thinking the same thing. JPJ made new kinds of music for the world. Each of them was the best of their time.

[@frankpoperowitzmusic]

Must of hung around the wrong crowd back then. JPJ was like a God back in the early 90s music scene.

[@misawaboy7154]

YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY CORRECT!! THANKS GUYS

[@susannpatton2893]

These boys came to win. Every song, every album. There body of work is timeless. Will never not be the best.

[@snakeinthegrass7443]

No one told you JPJ is an octopus?? He uses all 8 limbs when he plays this song live. The independence is incredible!!

[@peterbellini6102]

The secret sauce, the secret weapon...JPJ !!!

[@ronaldelliott4373]

No Quarter = No Mercy. That’s the Zeppelin way. Take no prisoners, hooked for life. Love the reactions guys. 🤘😎

[@John-d5j9o]

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[@John-d5j9o]

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[@randyschwader1202]

It's Zeppelin of course it's awesome.. Evey they did was amazing.. Hands down best band ever .. Not a weakness anywhere.. All stars, all of them!

[@Greg-io1ip]

I'll say the same about Black Sabbath, Rush, Pink Floyd etc... But you aren't wrong. Zeppelin is themselves. Wide range. Great songs across the spectrum.

[@fuckamericanidiot]

They have some duds on most of their albums. Zero bands have no bad songs.

[@clasmaster1471]

There just isn’t anyone else like Led Zeppelin they’re on their own island. How important of a band they were is hard to find words. We used to kick back and get tore up to this stuff and let it take you to another world.

[@dancarter482]

Tore up from the _FLOOR_ ~up!

[@MrDeengels]

As GREAT as the stones, and the Beatles were. They simply can’t touch the elevated air Zeppelin was able to reach. Mainly because of the talent of the 4 members especially Bonzo who separated Zeppelin from everyone else.

[@dancarter482]

@@MrDeengels And _JPJ_ the Gorilla Glue holding it all together at the back.......

[@fhare666]

There are other bands, but they are rare. Opeth and Rush come to mind, and to some degree Pink Floyd. But active bands, Opeth. Not the same type of music at all, but the same attention to detail, musicianship, craft etc. etc....

[@stephenodonnell8023]

Mister john Bonham

[@bobbymcbay1586]

That riff is just so damn menacing, you got to love it

[@melvinwomack3717]

That's the word I was looking for when I made mention of ELP's barbarian. whatever that effect that's on Jimmy's guitar Greg lake's guitar has the same fuzz effect on his guitar but Less polished much more denser and upfront in the mix and very menacing.

[@thatconfoundedbridge]

I believe on the Barbarian, that's a Maestro Fuzztone or some similar circuit on bass guitar. Page is likely using a Solasound Tone bender Mkii but I'm not sure. He is known for using that effect for the majority of his fuzz tones.

[@ricobonifacio1095]

The vibe in this song has never been duplicated. One of my favorites from Zeppelin.

[@brasco96wired67]

I always said that if there is such a thing as a magical song it's No Quarter. It's sick chemistry between the band members. The No Quarter riff is the coolest guitar riff ever.

[@stephenodonnell8023]

Great ending to dis song

[@b1jou123]

I've always thought it had to be some sort of divine intervention that brought these four musical geniuses together!

[@hoffy1955]

I started high school in 1969. Led Zeppelin stood out from all the other bands at that time. I was into the Motown sound before Zeppelin came out. The Spinners, O'Jays, Commodores, Etta James to a name a few, and when Led Zeppelin's first album came out I really didn't know what to think. It was such a radical departure from everything else being put out at that time. A time when The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, Black Sabbath and The Who were rocking out as well. But Zeppelin was different from all of them. 4 musical genius' came together and were able to blend their genius into mind-blowing songs. Songs that sounded very different from the other songs on the album and different from songs on any of their albums. My musical tastes range from Percy Sledge to Fiona Apple to Everlast. I consider Zeppelin a once in a lifetime group that I was fortunate enough to enjoy in the prime of my youth.

[@Dan-zq5wt]

One masterpiece after the next. No rock band has ever written and produced so many stone cold masterpieces in their catalogue. Insane

[@willblood7082]

I’m 62 and was lucky enough to get to grow up with this kind of music. If you think this blows your mind now imagine being a young teenager in the early 70s with access to “mind altering” substances of various natures and listening to this stuff 🤯

[@suesebree8670]

Amen...

[@IAMCAVE]

I always enjoyed how 420 complimented the music of our era. I am 62 as well. So blessed to have been raised on this music.

[@tomknoll796]

This is why I keep tellin' yall - Zeppelin simply has SOOOO many ELITE songs.....frankly more than ANY other band....Period. They just keep going.

[@Cosmo-Kramer]

The Beatles have just as many. Of course, Zep did it with a catalog just half the size of The Beatles'.

[@333perfection]

Correction.......Pink Floyd

[@guylewis477]

Well if we are talking elite then Rush fans have a dog in this fight as well. Oh then there is another that comes down from the cosmos every once and a while name of TOOL. Of course they are beyond elite 😊

[@onepatrioticcat3395]

MAN, that guitar tone. I had frorgotten how dirty it is. Amazing.

[@georgetaxi8179]

Bonzo's grove is off the charts. His use of ghost notes, his foot pedal patterns with a puncy snare and bass drum sound takes this song to another level.

[@derekjackson1039]

Live esp

[@Jules-um4yy]

I have not heard this song by Zeppelin in a long time. Forgot just how incredibly good it is🎶 Thanks so much guys for reacting to this one - brought me way back! Love your comments☺

[@alansmith7626]

listen more! Truly, music from "back then" was and is Special...any genre, some you even have a hard time defining, was an amazing time to grow up...I am so glad younger generations are taking the time to discover....now go listen to The Rain Song,,,,lol

[@rbmtn4879]

Same reaction. This album is my third favorite Zep, but I often skip No Quarter because it's a bit long and downbeat. The monster Phys. Graffiti awaits.

[@dannywachowski5880]

And the live version is even better!

[@dannywachowski5880]

@@alansmith7626 I grew up with great era of real music too, and yes, it's great to see younger consumers not just enjoying it but also young musicians being influenced by it too

[@Jules-um4yy]

@@alansmith7626 Agree Alan! This channel has brought back a lot of memories and wanting to listen to more older tunes. Music was so special back then. I love "The Rain Song":)

[@tektoniks_architects]

Of all the songs in their catalog, this one probably has the most variety in live shows,with JPJ doing extended solos on organ and grand piano, moving in all possible directions, and varying widely from night to night. As great as the studio cut is, the live versions are simply amazing.

[@Michael-Philip]

I love JPJ dream episode in the Movie.

[@mikemet1744]

Played this for my class in high school as a project. Teacher actually liked it! Rock on.

[@mrnobody9104]

Awesome I did the same with Neil Young's tune Needle and the damage done.

[@davidreilly8888]

Ok, fellas, thenext one is The Ocean. It was written by the band as a tribute to their fans to play live..."singing to an ocean." Another monster.

[@henriettaskolnick4445]

This song would become Jonesy's showpiece when performed live and could last 20 minutes or more. He would improv through a keys solo and add things like bits of classical, jazz, blues...whatever he felt. This definitely has a bit of prog-rock feel as they always tried to explore the obscure paths of music. They got the underwater-like piano sound by processing Jonesy's Hohner ElectraPiano through a synth. There are so many musical textures and techniques here including synth washes, synth soloing, Moog Taurus pedals and an uncharacteristically jazzy guitar solo from Jimmy. According to engineer Andy Johns, they got the buzzy guitar sound by using a couple of compressors and direct injection into the mixer; it was a technique similar to the one they used for Black Dog. The overall thick sound happened in part by Jimmy using vari-speed to slow it down. The lyrics touch on Robert's continued fondness for legends, lore, and battles fought both real and fantasy as he describes soldiers "wearing steel that's bright and true" travelling possibly through a mountain range (the "winds of Thor" could be Mount Thor, a Canadian mountain range) during a blizzard. They will show "no quarter" as they "carry news that must get through". This is a dark, moody masterpiece.

[@olly8]

Henrietta, you used the word "thick"! Damn straight! This has an ethereal yet very THICK sound. Great word to describe the near impossible. Great comment👍🏻 #LZ Masterpiece!!

[@CANDOKNOWHOW]

I guessed it was at least a compressor but interesting it’s actually two jacked into the board. What is the Vari-speed you mentioned? Was that a pedal or a technique employed in the mix?

[@henriettaskolnick4445]

@@CANDOKNOWHOW vari-speed is a pitch control device. It's kind of like an early analog ancestor to Auto-Tune.

[@CANDOKNOWHOW]

@@henriettaskolnick4445 It sounds incredible paired with Page’s playing!

[@turnsufficient4971]

This was a beautiful keyboard part brought in by John Paul Jones (who didn't sign the pact with the Devil) and Jimmy and Robert made it evil and eerie sounding - and Robert wrote somewhat mysterious lyrics, but those lyrics are about Bonzo, Robert and Jimmy signing a pact with the Devil. The lyrics are somewhat disguised. No Quarter = no mercy - when you sign a pact with the Devil - you can't ask for mercy or expect mercy. You get whatever misfortune or triumph which comes along, bc you signed your soul away. The tour following the release if this album was mammoth and record setting in rock history. They broke The Beatles single act attendance record at Tampa Stadium on the 2nd date of the tour - May 5th, 1973. Houses was released on March 28th, 1973. Look the lyrics up - "...the Devil mocks their every step..." "...they choose the path where no one goes..."

[@debraburns5927]

Are ya serious right now? 😮

[@vincentmindzora403]

You guys are the best your next song you’re gonna love his Achilles last stand recommended by me off the album presents good job guys

[@dannywachowski5880]

Probably their most atmospheric track and that electric piano adds so much, sooper cool vibe!

[@dannywachowski5880]

PS - I see you guys are getting a real buzz from this track. And it still gives me goose bumps decades after first hearing it!

[@Goobie77]

You can’t tap out on this one! How insightful! Obvious why we feel their music in our souls right?

[@TreeFrogWillow]

Jimmy page was a very meticulous and incredibly clever producer . He was just masterful !

[@lorcazola]

THE BIG REACTION has ARRIVED.

[@Chapterhouse86]

The first time I heard this song, my buddy and I went on a cruise and smoked some good weed. This song blew my mind, and it became my favorite instantly. Gives me goosebumps still.

[@geofit2193]

It sounds great even after all these years! 💿🎹🎸🥁🎧

[@giuseppemaggio5894]

The 1973 MSG live version of this song is one of the greatest pieces of music ever. The 12 minutes non-cut version expecially

[@nilla003]

Yes. Page's solo is hall-of-fame stuff.

[@JayneMcDonough-b3d]

👌

[@KarlRKaiser]

Zep's songs tended to have one of three themes - Blues heartbreak in the early songs, then love songs, but the most interesting are these songs that are like soundtracks to epic mythological tales.

[@danjohnson2986]

Check out Led Zeppelin “traveling riverside blues” official video. Great concert footage and outrageously bluesy.

[@stevewalsh4850]

Imagine our smiles when this vinyl dropped in 1973 😎

[@ros73dros]

This became one of their top most played songs live, over a hundred xs once it dropped. There is at least 1 live version that is a whopping 45min long. And no one complains. Absolute monster song

[@vicprovost2561]

Yes and somewhere there is a Dazed and Confused approaching that length. Bands like them, Mountain, Hot Tuna and others actually had the jamming skills to play long and ever changing versions of their greatest songs, like who plays a 20+ minute song now, never mind a 30 or 40+ minute jam?

[@christopherhuot2826]

Always been my fav Zep tune 😊

[@bowtiefidenine]

I’m 64 years old I listen to Led Zeppelin since 1968 and I agree they are the best aunt ever I have other albums and there’s so many great songs in this line it’s the best band ever 😮❤❤

[@michaeljohns3445]

I think you might be starting to understand why a Zep Head often answers the question " What is your favorite Zeppelin song?" The one I'm listening to right now.

[@PeterTea]

Wait until you check this out live at MSG. After you go through their studio catalog then you can dive into their live stuff. The Zeppelin rabbit hole is deep and winding.

[@smgdroid]

As they have gone through the whole catalogue, it would be nice to see them double back and cover live versions of their favorites after they finish with the studio recordings...

[@darrenmaxwell1085]

Lol! “Can’t tap out” I’m suffocating man” hilarious!

[@rhwinner]

I think that was probably Page's greatest triumph as producer, in miking up Bonzos kit like he did. It gave Zeppelin that incredible bottom end.

[@daviddragavon7555]

Warms my heart to see young folk like yourselves become Zeppelin fans! Like I did, way back when!

[@heltonfalusi9201]

Wait for the next album...zeppelin always surprising...but no quarter is on my Top 5 songs...masterpiece...watch it live from 1973, with video...just killer

[@Boston685]

It's crazy that this middle aged lady was so looking forward to your reaction to this song for the last few days...to music that has been in my life for decades? But here we are in 2023 and it was another treat - thanks guys. Rediscovering LZ with you has been a delight. And revisiting the next album, Physical Graffiti...Holy **** there are songs on that one that will really blow your socks off. You still have a ways to go yet...It is so great to see music fans experience and talk about Led Zeppelin for the first time, their catalogue is so huge and amazing. Keep up the great work, really enjoy watching your channel.

[@johnhakes20]

No doubt! “Graffiti” is the band’s most “complete” and diverse record. Because of the events that unfolded in 1975 and beyond, it’s the last truly great Zep album. But first: “The Ocean”!

[@lisemzarate4029]

I adore Zeppelin but this album hit me hard, still in my best top 5 of all time 🥰🔥

[@shellycasbeer3775]

Now I know what my face looked like 50 years ago when I first heard this. You guys are priceless. Now the next song up is my personal favorite on this album. You two have so much more in store with this next album. Enjoy and thank you!! 🎶🎼🎵🎸

[@jhamptonjr]

My God I remember buying this album and Marvin Gaye's what's going on at the same time from the same store. We were so blessed with great music back in the '70s. Prace and Love!

[@danhall2197]

So true! It was all good in the 60's/70's Rock R&B Top 40.

[@jhamptonjr]

@@danhall2197 That's because radio was so good back then. The a.m. and FM stations I listen to would switch between pop and rock and country and stage tunes there was a big variety on the same channel of radio station.

[@Greg-io1ip]

Motown and Rock were not in competition. It was like an excellent buffet. Ohio Players, Earth Wind & Fire and Edwin Starr were may favorite groups of this era probably. But the rock was slipping in. Boston's debut album put me in the blender.

[@jhamptonjr]

@@Greg-io1ip and see, Johnny guitar Watson and Parliament funkadelic got me into the soul and funk side of music. And I just couldn't get enough!

[@ronjm945]

Both in my collection as well, the seventies were the richest decade of music across all genres..

[@cl0wnbird]

some of bonham's finest chops in that home stretch

[@pcariola1]

Wait until physical graffiti. In my opinion their best album. They are all fantastic though

[@davidscroggins7728]

I was good to see my brother's. The guitar lead on the live version of this song is beyond outstanding. More. Please. Until next? Time. Stay well and popping for Fresh

[@johnmcsweeney4163]

I must say it is so refreshing that you guys are getting into ZEPPELIN this kind off does it for me seeing you guys really enjoying music

[@mr.snicker-doodles7081]

TOP 5 ALL TIME Zeppelin songs as well as one of Page's coolest Guitar riffs, hands down...please do version from Song Remains the same Movie from 73 MSG guys...

[@TheRagratus]

When this came out - Odin was pleased.

[@oogiesdaddy012]

After each song, after each album, you gentlemen can realize that Zeppelin are and will always be the G.O.A.T’s

[@trendydelquendy]

For me, Bonham's swinging drum groove is still the most incredible thing about this song. He hardly ever does 16th notes on the hi-hats, so this remains one of the best studies of his dynamics and I love it. It's close to mystic.

[@stephenodonnell8023]

Well said

[@txrock]

So the guitar solo, initially you hear an acoustic guitar but then he mixes in synth guitar which adds to the whole melody.

[@paulsharkey6673]

I've been hearing that piano break followed by that lead for 45 years. It still beautiful.

[@billschafer9668]

It’s so hard to pick a favorite album because they are all great and different at the same time.

[@vicprovost2561]

They never made anything but great records the reason I have them slightly ahead of Pink Floyd, who had mixed results before Meddle and especially Dark Side of the Moon.

[@rogercaruso9337]

Between robert's vocals the instruments The vibe just just sit back close your eyes and just let it take your mind wherever it wants to go.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@christianmarler2253]

This song is epic.

[@alansnowdeal9845]

I Really just want to Thank You 2 Brothers for doing what You Do!!!Makes this ol Zep Lovin SOB From Maine Honestly Impressed&Diggin da way You Both Make it So Enjoyable to this Ol Gimp!

[@babylonsister118]

My favorite Zep album, too!

[@Greg-io1ip]

Great Reaction. I think everyone fully related. You can definitely hear the formal classical music influences of the British schools. Music budgets for all schools must be expanded.

[@terrilgeorge7255]

This song is in my top five of my favourite band. So haunting, so atmospheric, JPJ at his best. Genius.

[@charlesroberts8803]

You are only half way through the catalog. 4 more records and the next one is a double album. There is also a CD in the 90s that is Page Plant called Walking to Clarksdale. Robert Plant solo with Jimmy Page called Tall Cool One which has a bunch of Zeppelin riffs and a Jimmy Page solo record that has Plant singing and John Bonham's son Jason playing drums called The Only One.

[@billherman7294]

At 63 years old I'm still amazed by THE greatest rock(blues) band ever. It's really fun watching you guys discover what I've known for almost 50 years, timeless, genuine, original and absolute porn for the ears. Love how much you love it.

[@vicprovost2561]

Porn for the ears? Priceless. 🎸

[@johnwdaley4727]

Hi Bill, l can relate, l'm 74, saw them in Denver in '73....they devour the music...they are like an F-5 tornado or a mountain creek in a meadow & everything in between.. miraculous talent...thx for your reaction to them...

[@billherman7294]

@@johnwdaley4727 so fortunate we are to have lived in a time when rock music was at it's absolute best.

[@Nui.]

Dark, foreboding and ominous.... ya'll get your asses down to O-Shag-Hennesey's office right now! For the album recording JPJ ran a Hohner Electra-Piano through an EMS VCS3 to get that warbling sound. Live, I'm pretty sure he used a Fender Rhodes through a Maestro PS-1A Phase Shifter pedal.... and played bass with his feet via Moog Taurus foot pedals.

[@Lwize]

Text book example of All Killer, No Filler.

[@robertwhitmer2712]

My Fav Zep album too guys!

[@tome2294]

Got to listen to the live version from MSG in '73. It's part of their movie called "The Song Remains the Same". The live version is about 2x longer and it's worth every minute.

[@hunter1961100]

But when you went into a high-end stereo shop in the late 70s early 80s, they would have Supertramp crime of the Century on the turntable to demonstrate their system and these are five $10,000 systems

[@ozymandias1030]

That one is a BANNGGGGEEEEEER🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@twobeer3316]

Bad ass song, that's for sure. This was the first Zeppelin album I owned, borrowed from a good family friend (thanks Sandy) and it became mine somehow. It was on something called an "8 track" tape. Lol.

[@davidreilly8888]

Great as usual guys. This was a showcase song for jpj in concert. Crazy

[@pamrage169]

The tool cover is also amazing

[@owenhershey13]

Another great reaction guys. Such a classic and unique song. Fully agree with everyone suggesting the 1973 live No Quarter performance from MSG -- it is a must watch. Jimmy's solo in that one is beyond belief. And, lucky you, you still have three more Zep albums to go (actually four counting Coda which is great too); next one up is Physical Graffiti, my personal favorite. But you can't go wrong with the mighty Zep. Love your work gentlemen, keep it up!

[@benofavalon7121]

Great reaction guys 😊 'No Quarter' has always been a personal favourite in the Zeppelin songbook for me 🥰 It truly remains a showcase for John Paul Jones, both in terms of his playing, but also compositional skills 😊

[@tommythompson9565]

A unique song. A great song. A great reaction. A great channel. This one and LZ II are my favorite Zepp albums, but this is only a fairly recent conclusion in my head. Really, every Zeppelin album is a favorite. Going simply by how many songs on II and Houses Of The Holy that I like a LOT brings me to my choice of favorites. But what does it matter? As y'all said, whichever album is playing ... Physical Graffiti will blow you two away, I am sure. So many good songs on this double album. And some of them are even better than the album title. 😊

[@hog7203]

You'll probably see a lot of comments suggesting that y'all listen to the live at Madison Square Garden version from the 70s. Well I'm gonna suggest it also. It'll blow your mind. Jimmy Page goes freaking cosmic on the guitar.

[@melissarose0126]

It's songs like this and Kashmir that shows why Jimmy Page should be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a producer. He was their only producer. Yes, there were a few engineers, but producers, no. Just Jimmy.

[@johndorsey1423]

I’ve known this song for 35 years and it STILL blows me away.

[@Masterofparsnips]

Based !! Live from MSG 73 is even better

[@davidvalderrama1816]

Thank you. You’re a great team!

[@gzucc]

And I always forget that this is my favourite Led Zeppelin song.

[@vicprovost2561]

One of the greatest songs ever, by anyone, never mind it is the mighty Led Zeppelin. They just have so many colors in their audio palette, so many different kinds of rock songs but always different and great in their own way tunes. This is utterly classic in studio, one of the best headphones songs you can test a pair with. Live, it takes on a life of its own and runs 10 to 20 minutes and Jimmy and JPJ get plenty of room to solo. Great tune guys, the journey continues. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶

[@vicprovost2561]

Also, yes, the production and engineering on their albums is second to none, the only 2 other bands who I get those kinds of vibes on their studio mastery are Pink Floyd and the WHO on their best albums. You just get to a certain level and all the rest of us can do is listen in awe. 🎧

[@jenniferfoster1692]

Great song! I also can't wait for you to get to the Physical Graffiti album!! So good and so many great songs with so much variety. Also In Through the Out Door, mostly done by JPJ & Robert Plant, because Bonzo & Page were too deep into addictions to do much writing. They played very well though! Made in 1979 or 80, it was a peek to how they would've evolved into the 80s...so good.

[@JoeSmith-ey2xp]

TSRTS version is my favorite Led Zeppelin song with what I still consider the greatest live guitar solo ever recorded.

[@joewestern6387]

I gave a rebuilt 1978 125w receiver, a technics turntable, and a pair of JBL studio monitors. It’s even more amazing through a quality hi-fi system, if you can believe that.

[@skippybiscuit275]

No hams snare is legendary

[@mr.snicker-doodles7081]

LIVE version PLEASE!! 1973 MSG...

[@jjsdad4952]

Might be loving your Zep journey more than any other I’ve seen. So excited, you got “The Ocean” and then off to my fav Zep album “Physical Graffiti”

[@John-d5j9o]

It's a death chant from war it is a universal death chant

[@Brandi6666]

Great tune for your mind🤘❤️

[@13terapyn]

The comment about how watching you they now know what their face looked liked the first time hearing their music. Same. Your doing this allows us to recapture some of that first-time listening back in the '70's. I was 7, almost 8. First listen was at my older cousin's house. The next day I started hitting up the neighbors to mow lawns/wash cars or if they had any "Coke" bottles to return for cash to raise the $6 or $8 to buy my own copy. I'm SO enjoying your chronological journey through their catalog.

[@mwfmtnman]

Tool does a very nice cover of this. It is very dangerous covering Zeppelin, and i think they nailed it.

[@richdiana3663]

4 geniuses that created a new musical world.

[@kaybee4143]

The brilliance of John Paul Jones shining bright.

[@andrewwhite8762]

Love this era of rock, wouldn't be nothing though without the legacy of the blues.

[@fatovamingus]

" I'm suffocating man". Best ever