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[@scottwatson8659]

As a black man who was turned on to LZ in '76 by dudes in my hood, I fell in love with them immediately because they have soul. They were grounded in the blues and they bled this ethos. Add the super musicianship and creativity, you have the GOAT rock band. They are the Beethoven, Bach and Mozart of Rock!

[@henryviii6341]

and from Birmingham. England not Alabama. 🇬🇧 ROCKS. Zep Stones Sabbath AC/DC legends.

[@CliveAdlam-yn8uz]

​@@henryviii6341Two of them from the west Midlands, Plant and Bonham .Page and Jones from the south of England , Kent and Surrey , although Page born in London .Robert Plant born in West Bromwich, Jon Bonham , Worcestershire.

[@tomwayne3755]

Nobody does it better in concert then led Zeppelin and keep in mind that their concerts lasted 3 hours which is unheard of today

[@VegasAlien1]

You got your money's worth at any price, and tickets were like $6.

[@btcurry1]

Cuz the musuc was so great. Concert goers expected to hear certain songs and they came through every night... Best of the best imnsho. Its likd when the 4 of them got together the universe aligned, and we were the recipients of all this great music

[@lashutterbug]

Sometimes over four hours, in extremely fortunate circumstances.

[@helenespaulding7562]

Never saw this live clip before I gotta say, as a Zep fanatic, that Bonzo blew me away on this one. His drumming was supernatural on this cut

[@VegasAlien1]

I love the human elements of live performance: Elastic tempos, improvisation and experimentation, musicianship and the wonderful unplanned moments. So glad they didn't play to a click track or play any song the same twice.

[@bishlap]

AGREED...I go to a show to hear the LIVE versions, not the album replayed note for note (only Skynyrd could get away w/ that) and Zep ALWAYS delivered on the improv/live front, even when they weren't "healthy/Jimmy? they still excited the heck outta me and the crowd.

[@ADITYASINGH-vc4gm]

It's John Paul Jones on the keys as well as peddled bass. He was their secret weapon.

[@cartercarter645]

Fo Shizzle

[@ewoe21]

They’re just another band without John Paul Jones.

[@richardcranium5048]

Well said

[@78yestor93]

@@ewoe21 As Chod says here these guys are 4 square, any one of them left out and it would not be Zeppelin!

[@ewoe21]

@@78yestor93 fair enough, but for the record. I value a great bass player, more than others.

[@tektoniks_architects]

The 1975 Earl's Court shows are a milestone in rock history.

[@vernhoke7730]

The thing is Zeppelin only had about a 10-12 year run, and yet thier music still resonates, loudly, to this day.

[@richardcranium5048]

True... My son is really an amazing guitarist, he'll say to me, " I can play all this stuff" which is true enough... I tell him sure, no doubt, but when you've written something that 40 yrs later kids are bragging that they can play, get back to me

[@DGW374]

Zeppelin doing what they do, which is everything. This is basically a funk song.

[@boramsey5122]

The moment when a bass drum becomes it's own instrument

[@eviekelpie1]

254 views, you're kidding? "Nobody's fault but mine" "Bring it on home" "No Quarter" "Boogie with Stu" "Candy store rock"

[@trendydelquendy]

Woo that is spicy quick! When John Bonham swaps the up/down beat in a fill I go a bit weird in my head

[@stretchgilbert]

Nobody's Fault But Mine-Led Zeppelin

[@PaulScherdell]

JPJ playing bass with footpedals. Badass

[@christinerobinson3819]

Just couldn't pick who is the most outstanding in this. They all are!

[@owenball7218]

My personal favorite is "What is and what should never be" . All zeppelin is incredible, however I am partial to the first two albums myself

[@RICHBLACKCOCK]

Owen Bell. ICONIC!! ZEPS 1 & 2!!!

[@deebo11029]

@@RICHBLACKCOCK agreed

[@killiansred1000]

Close your eyes and point to a song. You can’t miss.

[@1961cars]

This is my favorite Zeppelin song, Jimmy's solo gives me chills every dang time I watch this video!🎸

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

In My Time of Dying from this concert is outstanding, if you haven’t done it already.....

[@Kashmir.820]

I agree it’s my fave from this concert

[@Kashmir.820]

ZEPPELIN -- GOAT--54 YEARS AND STILL THE BEST THERE WAS --THE BEST IS--THE BEST THERE EVER WILL BE --THANK YOU LED ZEPPELIN

[@williamcabell142]

They never get old...listening to their music for some 50 odd years....still the GOATS! 😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@rickjohnson3580]

Led Zeppelin, The Greatest Band to Ever Grace the Stage. They were then, They are Today, and will Forever be tomorrow. 4 equally talented master Musicians. That could do whatever they wanted at any time.

[@christinerobinson3819]

This is so funky!!!

[@sassymessmess9110]

This is in my top 5 Zep songs! "TEN YEARS GONE" is my favorite.

[@deebo11029]

YES ten years gone is amazing

[@bobbyn.9773]

GOAT!

[@conspiracionesy]

I think this is the best version of this song

[@bishlap]

@ 4:47 Jimmy gives a look over to JPJ as if to say, 'ready for my blistering solo?'.. and then VROOOM, off to the races.

[@johnlillis1161]

LED ZEPPELIN BRING IT HOME is a JAM

[@targetshootr]

Wonder if anyone has ever asked them "how does it feel to know people will be listening to your music a thousand years from now". So glad I was able to see them a couple of times.

[@mr.knowitall6440]

There was a little bit of "Gallows Pole" in there... Have you reacted to that song yet? If not, put it on your list... 👍

[@KnightOnBaldMountain]

Your assessment of Led Zeppelin is spot on.

[@juliemanarin4127]

My favorite song is...every song...I can't pick!

[@stretchgilbert]

Nobody's Fault But Mine=Quintessential Zeppelin. Has all the elements. #HammerOfTheGods

[@Reddog7937]

JPP is playin* The bass with his left hand and the keyboard fills with his right. Amazing musicianship

[@JimiBurleigh]

I'd have to agree that Led Zeppelin were a much different concert experience than Yes or Rush. Led Zeppelin played their setlist pretty much the way that any band would on a given night. The thing is that if you saw Zeppelin in Seattle in say, 1975, and then went to a different Zeppelin show a few nights later in, say Vancouver, B.C. you'd hear essentially the same setlist but you wouldn't hear exactly the same "songs" in the sense that the solos wouldn't be identical, the precise timing and "groove' might be different and you might just hear an odd Blues cover thrown in for the fun of it. That wouldn't have happened at a Yes show or an Emerson, Lake and Palmer show or at a Rush show.(with the notable exception of "Working Man" in later years when they did change that one up a bit). When you when to see a Rush show or a Yes show you went to heat the music from the album done live rather than a "live version" of the song per se. When Rush played La Villa Strangiato or YYZ (zed .cause they're Canadian, eh) the audience isn't looking for a 20 minute Jimmy Page style improv'd solo from Alex. The audience knows exactly what these songs sound like, the 80,000+ in Rio were literally singing along with an instrumental (YYZ). There was very little room for such things at the Yes and Rush shows but that isn't what the crowd at a Led Zeppelin show was looking for. At a Zep how we wanted to see Bonzo go nuts on the drums and we wanted to hear Jimmy Page's rambling fretboard excursions. When Howe & Wakeman did their 'call & response' thig in Roundabout it was a carefully constructed piece of music and they could (and did) repeat it note-for-note nightly on tour.

[@78yestor93]

Jimi Burleigh - Yeah that is really why, see my earlier comment on this page, these pioneering bands of that era were cutting new music and therefore were different I mean it is very difficult to compare Rush with Genesis, Pink Floyd with Led Zeppelin or Yes with the Beatles they vary so much from each other. And the most unique band Renaissance really does stand alone from that time.

[@bishlap]

No Quarter Live is a perfect example - after 73 it sounded different but great every show, or just about every show.

[@craigwhip]

Jimmy Page is such a professional, after the solo, he breaks a string ( which you can see ) and he still continues on.

[@ginger4141]

My number one is Zeppelin please put Nobody's Fault but Mine on your list.

[@johnsaldana8667]

Just the way Jimmy holds his guitar is Rock n' Roll...

[@charliecochran3035]

Man they really killed that. I was excited too. You should listen to Wearing and Tearing. I'd call it their hardest song. It's debatable obviuosly. It freakin rocks though.

[@bostonvair]

I share your enthusiasm for Led Zeppelin.

[@clevellbarney8917]

What's going on with this? Why so few views? Why no upload date? Why wrong film date? Anyway, I don't really care. Thanks C. I seen and heard almost everything LZ, but never seen/heard this live version. Phenomenal. Especially Bonham. But all four almost always are.

[@doughickeytheyaretheebeste7316]

The women at the concert omg 😳 had to be up shaking it .I can just imagine.

[@christopherone1]

why they could never go on without their beloved bandmate, friend. Bonham just incredible on this...just follows page perfectly.

[@johnbarone8948]

Keith Richard's favorite band of all time! Mine too.

[@marknovak6498]

It is incredible how Led Zeppelin could emulate the studio sound and improve the effect live is amazing.

[@HollisDuty60]

I just subscribed because of your comments about Led Zeppelin being the greatest. For me they are the GOATs. Music of my teens. 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@JoeSmith-ey2xp]

What a treat, I never saw that version before, freakin' awesome. They improvise on the fly seamlessly within the structure of well known songs in every live performance.

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

FIRE!

[@gabmar6554]

Great hard funky music !!

[@LatinBostonH8ter79]

I know what you mean about the band being on another level. I started with out on R&B, Rap, and dance music. Then Gangsta rap took over everything and it all became samples and the same novelty of studio gangsters that became copy pasted artists with little talent to back up the bling. Then I started listening to Oldies and Classic Rock stations before being really introduced to my first Led Zeppelin album, which was the untitled fourth album, and their 1976 feature film. Once I saw that concert at MSG it was like I unlocked a secret code or achievement. I have been a Led Zeppelin fan ever since. Only Iron Maiden Rainbow, and Megadeth, and Van Halen have come close to matching my passion for this band.

[@smith9808]

Would really recommend - Travelling riverside blues live bbc sessions - Led Zep. It’s a great old blues tune, Zeppelin re-styled into a masterpiece performance.

[@kellyjohns6612]

I'm 54. I cut my teeth on Zeppelin, yet if it weren't for you I never would've known this badass video existed. You rock my man.

[@doughickeytheyaretheebeste7316]

All there genres are thee best of the best

[@rastaferion]

"In Concert And Beyond"

[@sr1285]

Got me moving after a long shift at work so much the best X

[@rbmtn4879]

Was there ever a more furious musical performance anywhere? No? I thought so.

[@mongosaqqara]

Go Bonzo!!!

[@stephenkittle6586]

IN YOUR FACE EXCELLENCE!! 😁🎸🔥🤯🐐😁🎸🔥🤯🐐🎸🔥🤯🐐

[@richardcranium5048]

How many car references can be fit into one song... Carry the 2, × 4, Ω = a lot

[@ryanjsgrandma2009]

That was great! Thank you peace ✌️

[@williamcabell142]

There are great groups, but only on L.Z....plain and simple! 😎👏👏👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Bluewizard7131]

Great performance! Nice reaction.

[@916lori]

It's easy who has sold more albums then anyone, Led Zeppelin has sold over 400 millions!

[@jeffmurray1681]

The Beatles

[@justinfuller2039]

In album sales it is NOT CLOSE AT ALL!! As much as I love the mighty Zep they are nowhere even close to the Fab Four.

[@georgedoig366]

Zepp the best Wliburn! Timeless, classic, rock and roll. I'm 63 from Uk and I grew up with them in high school. I enjoy you 're young, fine opinion on these 70s bands which now makes sense as we kinda just accepted [and loved] them as part of the contemporary culture but their legacy is just totally astounding looking back. As a suggestion, you might want to also consider Wishbone Ash, in particular the Argus album. It was an absolute belter in 1972 and still is - I think it might have been voted best rock album on NME. You could start with Time Was or Sometime World however the whole album is sensational.

[@anthonyblakely399]

Led Zeppelin.....this is freakin' Energy......accept for Queen and Freddie......Led Zeppelin is Great!!!! Yes is Great!!!! Queen is Great!!!! Rush is Great!!!! These groups are really REALLY the gods of Rock n' Roll......You are Absolutely Right!!!!

[@Frankincensedjb123]

By the post date, I see you have a time machine.

[@Codex7777]

JPJ, playing 2 keyboards, whilst playing bass with his feet! :)

[@peterbartolomeo9574]

They are the GREATEST. You once blew my mind saying YES is better than LZ. YES is good....period. These guys .. Led Zeppelin........I SAW THEM IN 73.& 75' in NY. MSG.,....NASSAU COLLISEUM. No band comes within a thousand miles of these master's. They simply had talent superior to all other bands You want my favorite second band.......Allman Brothers Band. That's the band that created Southern Rock. Greg Allman has the greatest blues voice of ANY white man that ever sang the blues. They were known as a guitar band. Guitarists Duane Allman. Greatest slide guitar player of that era. Dickie Betts....even more technical than Duane. .Warren Haynes ...and recently drummer Butch Trucks nephew ...a prodigy guitar 🎸 master..Derrick Trucks. Two drummers Jomoe and Butchie. Berry Oakley was bass player. To me it's Zeppelin then Allman brothers band. But try listening to and hopefully reacting to ...to me...the Grand Master of all time...guitar God. Roy Buchanan. Roy turned down a chance to become the lead guitarist of the Rolling Stones. He's known as the World's Greatest Unknown guitarist also as The TeleMaster. Roy Buchanan used no gimmicks ..no whammy bar...no pedals ...nothing. Just his hands magical fingers. He was playing steel guitar horizontal .....at age five. Went on the road at 14 1/2 years old Country Blues Rock n Roll Jazz...Funk. ..Roy was idolized by Jimmi Hendrix Eric Clapton Jeff Beck. Jimmy Page. He was playing at 14 in 1953 with top country n western bands Chet Atkins Merle Haggard many others. He amazed the greats please try Roy Buchanan...he wrote When the Massiah comes Again

[@rickhill56]

Robert Plant was arguably the greatest rock vocalist. Particularly pre 71 72 I guess. But even when he's not singing. 3 guys. Just 3 guys. Guitar, drums, and what ever instrument J.P.J. happens to be playing. And he plays them all. Well. The rhythm section of 3 guys is huge. The sound that these 3 guys create, is unmatched. I don't Care what you say. And they never play a song the same twice.

[@emeraldtiger7135]

He really needs to listen to more Triumph and Iron Maiden for well rounded, all around greats...they should be on that list. Led Zeppelin will always be phenomenal.

[@RICHBLACKCOCK]

Come to me for service, every hundred miles, Baby let me check your points, Fix your OVERDRIVE!! talkin bout love!

[@gregglass119]

This is a band that NEVER "phoned in" a performance.

[@78yestor93]

Hi, Chard I can only admire you and so many other fans for listing Best bands from 1st, 2nd, 3rd etc. I am unable to list them in any order, my Favourite 6 are Yes, Genesis, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Beatles and Renaissance all were Rock/Prog Rock pioneers with their very own take on the Rock/ Prog genres these Bands were so varied when it all started in the late 60s through to mid 70s. Back in the day I saw all these bands live except The Beatles.

[@michaelglover9354]

sgood init

[@akavienne]

Hmm...Led Zeppelin is my favorite band because while most of their songs are hard hitting the way I like my rock, they have diversity. The other bands you listed, yeah, I can acknowledge they are good, but I'm never going to own an album by any of them. Here's a several more that you haven't listened to yet Ramble On kzbin.info/www/bejne/gquqc4Sbp9CpjdU Goin' to California kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnWsq2eqltGsh80 Heartbreaker/Living Loving Woman (always played together since there's hardly a break between songs) kzbin.info/www/bejne/rmXGkHqaisanY6s The Battle of Evermore kzbin.info/www/bejne/bmnFYYKPrcmnr68

[@helenespaulding7562]

Whoever sent this to you...PLEASE tell me what bootleg it’s from!!! I want to find it! Disregard. It’s from the 1975 Earls Court concert

[@dbclassic8733]

🔥🔥🔥

[@littlealchemistolympics2884]

we have the same favorite 2 bands

[@wickie2222]

Jones is Playing the Bass part with His Feet???

[@juliemanarin4127]

Yes!! Live...best jammers ever! Congrats on your drum set!

[@sandyl7868]

Not sure what planet they're from but I'd sure like to visit!

[@MsAppassionata]

I heard that Stevie Wonder’s song “Superstition” is what influenced the creation of this song.

[@helenespaulding7562]

Zeppelin for sure! Rush, definitely Queen, oh yeah Yes...not my bag but definitely belongs at top. BUT....you gotta have Pink Floyd included!!

[@Codex7777]

I agree with including Floyd. Queen, meh, bit too poppy and showbizzy for me and they had a lot of filler on their albums. I like Rush and although they're great musicians, who had the added advantage of being around forever... just aren't in the same league, to be brutally honest. First rank, for very different reasons, I'd have The Beatles, Floyd and Zeppelin. The next rank down I'd place groups like Yes, Queen, Deep Purple, The Rolling Stones, Black Sabbath and, maybe, Rush. :)

[@hii-rr9uj]

react to black dog live at madison square garden

[@seansherrod8725]

Yo Good Brother, In my humble opinion I think that the studio version of my #1 ALL TIME FAVORITE Led Zeppelin song is MUCH BETTER! The “pocket” is MUCH funkier!! Love your channel, your reactions are SPOT ON! I especially love the fact that you love and show MAD RESPECT to my favorite band from the 70’s Three Dog Night!

[@alittlebitofeverything6547]

no heals son

[@bangmon1000]

You Tube really messed this video with an upload date of Dec 31, 1969. Or did you time travel? I guess I'm a three year old watching this.

[@wild8757]

You forgot Lynyrd Skynyrd

[@richardearnshaw2719]

I never understood drummers til Bonzo! Check out two young teenage girls with a big bias toward drums channel "Dana's Faith" and watch them light up for John Bonham and the other three pretty much on a par - nah! That sounds disrespectful. Put it this way they are Rock n Roll gods but John Bonham on a higher level. Heaven needed a new vibe 😎🤘 my brother went the same year for the same reason 😭 This is sacrosanct for me - I do hope we catch up, he has a niece and nephew who would have loved him grooving the Led 🤘😎🔥🔥

[@richardbailey1295]

John Paul Jones.....I say again John Paul Jones.

[@douglasgonzalez7561]

I completely feel the bands you have at the top of your list, but just to make your order more difficult, I must suggest Close to the Edge by YES. *Studio version first OC!

[@mariocarbone107]

This song by Robert Johnson 1930s Terraplain blues original

[@robmatthey7982]

Also delve into Pink Floyd, The Doors, Jimi Hendrix, and Budgie

[@erniebanfield4710]

cover of Robert Johnson Teraplane Blues

[@richardbailey1295]

off the wall reaction - band Trapeze song 'You are the Music (we're just the band)'

[@58andyr]

Yes, they are the greatest, alongside The Beatles and Pink Floyd. The Rolling Stones head the second tier although they were at the top between 68 and 72.

[@bobjones3369]

Studio version>>

[@Codex7777]

I can't believe you missed out Floyd!. Queen, meh, bit too poppy and showbizzy for me and they had a lot of filler on their albums. I like Rush and although they're great musicians, who had the added advantage of being around forever... they just aren't in the same league, to be brutally honest. I love Yes even more but they're very niche. First rank, for very different reasons, I'd have The Beatles, Floyd and Zeppelin. The next rank down I'd place groups like Yes, Queen, Deep Purple, The Rolling Stones, Black Sabbath and, maybe, Rush. :)

[@27thangel23]

Good thinking, wonderful expression... but if you DON'T include Pink Floyd in your top 5, then you have a fallacy in the thought process. For me, those two are tops, with The Who, The Kinks, Rush, Supertramp, Yes, Dire Straits and Eurythmics in the next breath. But to ignore the Floyd is a sin... you could ignore the others from choice, but PF and LZ are the co-tops... and yes I'm subbed (x2), and yes I ALWAYS give you a like/ thumb up.

[@chrisschweighardt6619]

to me john paul jones is the unsung hero of the mighty zep…just sayin

[@helenespaulding7562]

This is so WEIRD. This video does not come up when you check Chod’s reactions fit the last five days. The algorithm sent it to me.