(Re - Upload) Led Zeppelin - Kashmir | REACTION

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[@jamelakajamal]

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[@jeffriggle8011]

GREAT GREAT GREAT !!!!!! LED ZEP WITH MY FRIEND JAM ALL ON UTUBE !!!!!! U THE MAN !!!!!!!!!

[@mochireckholder8136]

Jamel PLEASE react to this song off of Page/Plant Unledded performance. I absolutely positively guarantee you won’t be disappointed it’s f’n amazing 🌟

[@winniethepoohandeeyore2]

That's my fave Led Zeppelin song

[@jeffriggle8011]

Know you like Neil Peart but John Henry Bonham is the " GREATEST RR DRUMMER EVER "

[@philshorten3221]

Check out Puff Daddy - Come With Me and maybe you will see why you know the riff😉

[@luciopoli1902]

This is not a song, it is a magical trip to the unknown. Greatest rock band of all time.

[@robertbarnes428]

Greatest, hard to say but this is comment is decent

[@erkoconqueror3603]

@@robertbarnes428 Only one who is probably above them is Beatles no one more

[@incognitoatunknown2702]

Kashmir is a frickin masterpiece.

[@SilverFang2789]

"Masterpiece" is a huge understatement

[@nancyray9651]

@David Logan no one wants your negativity here. You don’t like Zeppelin move on to somewhere you can listen to music you like.

[@adailyllama4786]

Don't feed the.... troll

[@MrsNash100]

@David Logan Oh, Mr. Logan ... stop what ever you are doing and get yourself to the closest emergency ENT doctor! You'll thank me later!

[@subway5907]

@David Logan imma ask the question everyones wondering: Why are u here then?

[@btoogran]

Thor once said that nothing could pound like his hammer. John Bonham said "hold my beer".

[@sourisvoleur4854]

The hammer of the gods.

[@starsnightly8769]

😁👆🔥💯🤙

[@davidwormell6609]

The awesome sound of a thunderstorm is simply John Bonham dusting off his drum kit.

[@ginnyboetel2891]

Omg! Yes!!!

[@denevaflath1397]

He Was the heart beat! Driving all of his brothers to achieve...

[@motis2024]

It’s not a song, it’s a journey and it’s my top favorite.

[@arthurcurry2003]

Well said

[@christopherayers4416]

I recently described it as a 'sonic journey'.

[@rustybear5125]

Kashmir is not just a song, it's a journey.

[@itslikethesamebutdifferent8020]

To me this was the song, not Stairway To Heaven, that solidified Led Zeppelin as one of the greatest bands of all time, legends.

[@stevenseul361]

Absolutely!

[@caligkontra]

Truth.

[@MTHDCS]

Exactly! And Most High is Kashmir Part II

[@suzannefitzgerald4473]

I absolutely fuckin agree...one of the best songs EVER

[@davidbrooks187]

Greatest rock band ever 🇬🇧

[@souljamom1]

There’s many, many great rock bands & then there’s Led Zeppelin....GENIUS!

[@samtapia5616]

Amen

[@bemused9522]

Yaasssss....my favorite Zeppelin song. All I can say is 'ohhh myyyy'. My sister and I used to joke that Plant's voice could milk a cow from across a room... Esp. this song.

[@billnoi]

Kashmir is a symphonic masterpiece.

[@victoriarotter]

Yes! 🎶😻💙

[@robinsmith171]

..."Oh father of the four winds fill my sails"... I LOVE those lyrics

[@sherrelwilson7354]

Robert Plant said in an interview that Kashmir was his all time favorite & out of all their recordings, Stairway to heaven was his least

[@eviekelpie1]

Stairway is my least fav too

[@imfpredicts]

That's because Robert Plant is a man of taste and sophistication.

[@loushelton1596]

Kennedy Honors for Led Zep should have featured this song.

[@rods6741]

Ditto. Can’t stand Stairway.

[@sherrelwilson7354]

@@loushelton1596 I agree, Kashmir is one of my favs & Goin to California is in my top 5,yet is seldom ever mentioned

[@BuffaloC305]

One more note: THIS is the song that puts "11" on volume knobs.

[@Colstonewall]

"One Louder"

[@jeffniznick9280]

“How much louder?” “Yes!” Lol

[@MrMigido]

And blows crossovers

[@freedommatters7677]

@@MrMigido worry wart

[@MrMigido]

@@freedommatters7677 when you grow up get a job and can afford speakers, do come back and explain "worry".

[@loushark6722]

Me and my husband walked down the aisle after we got married to this song, played on a cello! My sister in law enquired later why we had chosen the 'Jaws theme tune' to procession out of the church! 😄😄😄

[@KopCole]

That literally made me laugh out loud

[@belindarobinson7883]

Godzilla (1998) theme song

[@MMSMITH1023]

Lol I can see the similarities now that sis in law said it! Good story!

[@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710]

That's comedy. Your sister-in-law is such a card.

[@ZosoRocks1]

As Jack Black promoted at the Kennedy Honors Tribute to Led Zeppelin.... "It is a rite of passage to listen to their whole catalog from beginning to end." You won't be disappointed.

[@janxander6535]

The Zeppathon! I have done it several times.

[@staciegirl]

I bought my old roommate and best friend the Led Zeppelin discography on CD, back in 2008. We put all those discs in a changer and just rocked our faces off all the time. Cleaning was never so much fun! Loooove Zep!

[@helioseuphrosyne7807]

*rite

[@nancybatch7007]

When my son came home from Afghanistan in 2013 he needed to take a long drive from Texas to Florida, then up the East Coast to D.C. and finally to the 9/11 Museum in NYC. I sent him off with Danzig 1- 5 and Led Zeppelin 1- 4. Did the trick.

[@jackrhodes4440]

THE GREATEST ROCK BAND OF ALL TIME HANDS DOWN

[@Grumpy_Rabbit]

Led Zep specializes in music that just "takes you there."

[@cynlcole4649]

🤘😛🤘

[@carolluce9194]

ALWAYS

[@lacymoyes6706]

Them and Pink Floyd. Easily get lost in both! 🤘❤

[@firstpond]

My first and favorite Led Zep song. I’m glad we finally shared it.

[@karaminalee]

Holy hell, I got a notification! Woohoo! Always lovely to revisit Led Zeppelin! Loved your calling you out video 🤣🤣🤣

[@Samuel-I]

You KNOW it's the Sh*t when the man just sits and grooves... can't interrupt it. This song is timeless, and will be cherished when it's 100 years old.

[@servantofg-d5393]

"The Battle of Evermore" is the next Led Zeppelin masterpiece you should listen to. If you think Kashmir was putting you in a trance, The Battle of Evermore will put you in a coma.

[@brianjohnston5325]

Loving the Zeppelin rehash! This band is still ahead of their time

[@lauriesell7934]

Okay my man you have picked a winner.

[@vanceoverstreet4182]

You are spot on EPIC SO FROSTY 70yrs young and still diggen it

[@mikeguzzetta]

My personal favorite Led Zeppelin song.

[@johnwilson2414]

This song is an absolute masterpiece. That being said, the live version from celebration day is an entity unto itself.

[@LJW55]

It is just wonderfully Exhausting to listen to this song. Such energy and power, Bonham's drums, Plant's vocals coupled with Jones and Page... Simply sublime..!

[@Tralman1965]

To me Kashmir is by far their greatest song.

[@dougsmith3524]

I agree And that is not easy to say as they have a huge catalog of phenomenal songs

[@danbardos3498]

Mmmm... not gonna agree... but I can't disagree. It's up there for sure.

[@subway5907]

One of the best songs of any band

[@timsmith3921]

Kashmir is thought to be the ancestral home of the Gypsies. The music has many attributes of Gypsy and Eastern melodies. Beautiful!

[@edwardlionheart2689]

I thought gypsies came from eGYPt.

[@jonnykhatru]

@@edwardlionheart2689 that's where the next comes from, because people wrongly thought they were Egyptian

[@jennhurl]

Jamel u said "sounds like ur ready to go to war." For me, it's always been my favorite song to get "busy" to. That beat hits hard! Ha! It's cool how music can give people a different vibe!

[@tonyphelps399]

So true. Sign of a truly great song: great for fighting or f***ing. HA

[@jenniferharrod6418]

Zeppelin is most definitely THE best music to “get busy” to. The beat. The lilting grace of it all. Think I’ll go wake the husband now.

[@benwithab3679]

My friend who isn’t a huge LZ fan once remarked that all of their songs have a “lusty” feel. Even their ballads and heavy rock songs have a pelvic thrusting quality.

[@debbeborders5762]

This song is almost indescribable, from the relentless drum beat, the increasing pressure from the guitar and Robert Plant, well just doing it again. I did grab the headphones.

[@alexh4427]

Awe strikingly, breath takingly powerful every time I listen to it! Anthemic and epic-IMHO rate it as one of the best pieces of music of any genre in human history! (though that doesn't sound very humble...lol)

[@SirTalkAlotJr]

The keyboard synths 🔥

[@cathyinda6914]

I am binge watching Jamel's reactions, and falling in love with these songs all over again! The layers in Kashmir are incredible and timeless.

[@timbishop9062]

It's just amazing.

[@freedommatters7677]

Worry wart

[@BlackRoseImmortal]

Is it just me or does Bonzo have the best drum sound in all of drumming.....ever?

[@mandanglelow1442]

No my friend you are 100% correct! John Bonham sound is unparalleled. I don't care who you name as a drummer part, Billy Cobham, Buddy Rich, Port Noy none of them have the sound of Bonham's drums. John Bonham's drums sound like what it must be when the devil is knocking on your door.

[@benwithab3679]

Page released a couple terrible sounding demos recently and Bonzo’s drums still sounded massive and perfect. If he never made it as a drummer he would be the greatest drum tech ever.

[@bobthebear1246]

Yeah. I would say so. Definitely.

[@aloknathsingh4647]

that's literally everyone lol

[@gaetagirl]

@@mandanglelow1442, not even Pert? got love his son trying

[@catnip1767]

Led Zeppelin is just mystical. Can just zone out.

[@whateverjones5473]

Weed helps a lot.

[@60sbaby456]

Yeah, doors too, what an era!

[@bettygreenhansen]

This quarantine/isolation/whatever you call it-has been difficult and isolating. You are a very welcome friend to my day. I am 61 years old, and lots of times the music you try out is ripped from my iTunes. I love it!!! Thank you for sharing not only your reactions but also a tiny peek inside your beautiful soul. You make the all difference in my life some days! ❤️

[@bcx1138]

[@melissakhalar1842]

"Oh, father of the four winds fill my sails Cross the sea of years With no provision but an open face Along the straits of fear Oh, when I want, when I'm on my way, yeah And my feet wear my fickle way to stay.." Robert can sing for me all day any day. My son isn't named Robert because it's a family name if you know what I mean. ❤ 🎶😍

[@amymesser3029]

My son is named Zeppelin

[@melissakhalar1842]

@@amymesser3029 Your son has a cool name and I like the way you think. 😊 🎶

[@josephhickman4759]

Lyrics wrong yet understandable considering anyone listening to this gets high as the band Led Zeppelin was a lighter than airship...fortunately many passengers were rich nazis ...ha roasted.

[@Zeppelin616]

Such a great song, I love how Jon Paul Jones used the Mellotron to basically emulate the effect of a small orchestra in this song

[@triphophoney2981]

Really? Wow, I had no idea. I legitimately thought a real orchestra was used in the recording of this track. Learn something new every day!

[@ragtie6177]

I seen them perform with an entire orchestra...phenomenal

[@landshark7730]

To me, Kashmir has always reminded me of Ravel’s “Bolero.” The way it builds and releases. It is very suggestive of human interaction... as it were.

[@craigdellapenna7103]

Nice!

[@siamesevodka]

Both Jimmy Page and Jeff Beck were huge fans of Ravel's Bolero. They did a song together called Beck’s Bolero and, in Led Zeppelin I, a large part of How Many More Times is heavily influenced by Bolero.

[@landshark7730]

@Russell Hughes That’s a really long ring tone.

[@janetmayer3562]

as it were ...

[@jacknewman9256]

Hey Ravel can you make a heavy sounding Bolero? "Hold my joint"

[@jonathanmaybury5698]

Dazed and Confused is my all-time favorite Led Zeppelin song and this one is the second one.

[@Liz-cmc313]

This has been my favorite song since I was 9. Im 54 and it's still the best LZ song.

[@GeminieCricket]

One of the All time top 5 best songs of all time. BabyBoomers Still RULE.

[@susm6987]

This is my ringtone, and my boat is “ summer moon” , little carried away here. Saw them live 2 times. Nothing nothing like it

[@bryanmanx]

when I was 14 I was walking home from school and on the side of the road I found an old cassette that had "LED" written on it. I picked it up and brought it home. I put on headphones and hit play and could hear the record needle of whoever made the copy then the album started. By the time kashmir came on I was hooked and my life was changed.

[@kevintate768]

Great music does things like that to a person.

[@OldAussieAds]

That’s the most rock n roll thing I’ve heard for a while!

[@bryanmanx]

@@OldAussieAds 😊 that period of music was really something special. Much of the world synced up and embraced the awesome. With the terrible state of the music industry I've been trying to create music that brings me back to that time. It's not easy but we gotta try.

[@myahoff]

cool story bro

[@sherrismith1520]

Forever

[@deborahcornell171]

I got to hear them play "Kashmir" live, early in their '75 tour, right before Physical Graffiti was released (the album it's on). I had seen them live before, had all their albums, knew all their work up to that point. But here was this grand song (along with "In My Time of Dying" & "Trampled Underfoot"), brand new & I was hearing its thunderous beauty being performed in person for the first time. I was well acquainted with Zep's greatness but even so I couldn't believe my ears. I feel like my spirit still vibrates at the memory.💙🌿💚

[@larryronkq586]

Steve Perry who ? ROBERT PLANT 5 MIN THREW 5, MIN 9 SECOUNDS IN THIS RECORDING NIGHT NIGHT ,,

[@jogischulz2576]

Hallo Jamel, it's a very good start for this week, all the best to you and music-family

[@jogischulz2576]

@@ThePosiamus ...liebe Grüße zurück aus Berlin, bleib gesund and keep on rockin'....

[@SteveRivendale]

John Bonham is playing in a different time signature than the rest of the band, but after a few measures they all catch up. It's a musical and mathematical miracle. I love it when you like a band I have loved all my life. It's like we're all sharing new music with you.

[@travisinthetrunk]

I love how he works the timing in Fool in the Rain. It’s why he’s the best there’s ever been.

[@gummyberryjoos1693]

I only just found out about this. Apparently Tool uses this too

[@mattcurtis9980]

Yes! 4/4 drum beat with 3/4 guitars...wicked awesome!

[@romanreckless8263]

@@gummyberryjoos1693 lol. tool is on a completely different level bub

[@mph7282]

@@gummyberryjoos1693 It's called "polymeter" or "cross rhythm", and lots of bands have done this. Two different time meters playing on top of one another. It's very obvious in this song because it's pretty stripped down with the heavy drums against the lighter strings. It creates tension in the song, as instead of beginning and ending on the same beat every bar, every measure, the rhythm only gets resolved every third bar. You get this build up, build up, build up...resolution, and it keeps going the whole way through. The music leads your ear, and it's like you want to lean forward in your chair while listening.

[@serenerepose]

Physical Graffiti was a historical event. It's good to see you taking the tour.

[@garyscandle]

Hey Jamal this song takes me back to my teen years hanging out getting high on red bud or acapulco gold. Great times.

[@deniseriley6622]

One of the all time greatest, song and band.

[@immortalserito774]

He sings it like a Sufi chanting. Yes, he's trying to put himself and the listener in a trance

[@josephdurbin8736]

It is so much fun to see Jamel's reaction to some of the best music from this period. I was in High School in the early 70's and the music simply rocked!

[@dionshare7103]

This is my personal favorite Zeppelin song. Love this song.

[@chazzs4365]

Possibly the greatest drumming on any song or genre in history. Just incredible!!

[@vickieray]

We love Zeppelin as much as you wanna post them ♥️🎶🎸🎤♥️

[@aytonkohn2909]

First heard this in my twenties, Forties years later still the best amazing musicians !!!!

[@markdunn1464]

Yes, now 65+

[@DonaldKoller]

John Bohnam's drum is like a train rolling down the track. Perfect timing.

[@slantedglasses7242]

What makes this interesting is the tension of time signatures: all of them played at 3/4 while the drum was at 4/4. Then the vocal floats above the tension

[@ragtie6177]

Exactly

[@BigC.]

John Paul Jones on the Mellotron.

[@DaveyWilliamsPantzNotRequired]

JPJ played more instruments than any of the other players combined !!

[@dan.j.boydzkreationz]

I'd only recently been corrected on that, having expected that it to be an actual orchestra!

[@roxannemoser]

JPJ is a genius!

[@Happyheretic2308]

He has the violins and the cellos playing counterpoint in this - superb...

[@melissarose0126]

Plus, playing that monster bass line on pedals...

[@garycrume644]

Kashmir is the greatest rock song ever written. Led Zeppelin wants to be known for this song. Saw them sing this in Albuquerque in the 70s .

[@markwilliams3068]

My number #1 song and band of all time. This defines Zep. Check out the live version of this from 1979 a year before Bonham died. No auto tune - one of the greatest live songs ever recorded. Brilliant piece!

[@louisb5563]

Jamel, I read somewhere where Robert Plant said that Janis Joplin was his influence when he started singing. I try to picture her when he sings songs like this one.

[@leonardascorpius5304]

So that's why his singing style reminded me of Janis! Cooool.

[@alexandraaaron9705]

OooooooooOOOooooo

[@louisb5563]

@@alexandraaaron9705 ...Yeahee-yea-ye'ah🤘😃

[@louisb5563]

@@leonardascorpius5304 Imagine THEM doing a duet!

[@alexandraaaron9705]

@@louisb5563 if I had been Born 15 years Earlier, I Doubt I Would have Lived to 27!! ((born in '69)) I don't the the Universe could have Withstood Them Onstage together ..

[@psychonaut1829]

You Need to hear "No Quarter" Both Zeppelins version and the awesome cover by TOOL.

[@travisinthetrunk]

It’s a shame I can only give this comment one 👍

[@SrbijaCG]

Oh damn! "No Quarter" is another masterpiece. I believe it was largely written by Paul Jones.

[@gabone324]

Yes

[@psychonaut1829]

@@SrbijaCG I believe its the only song Tool ever covered. It was supposed to be on some Zeppelin tribute album but wasn't for some reason.

[@scottferrell2806]

We used to hear this by a really kick ass band at our favorite metal bar. As soon as the lights went down and we heard that first riff we’d fight our way up to the stage and spark up and let them take us on a journey.

[@marklsimonson]

First time I heard this was seeing them perform it live on their 1975 Physical Graffiti tour. It was accompanied by a northern lights-style light show, pulsing to the relentless beat over the stage. Super trippy. I've loved this song ever since.

[@cretoolsen5031]

I Have been drumming since 1969, my dad was here from Sweden and Finland, I was the first children in this country from my dad. And he had a family crest from the old country of a shield, hammer, and sword. His father was killed by the Russians when they invaded Finland. He was in an orphinage in Finland at 5 yrs. old. It's mind blowing what my dad overcame coming here in the Army and Korea, and Viet Nam. It was like dad! He was a tough soul and me as one of five children, grew up with that man. He always talked about his Viking Heritage. "We come from the land of the ice and snow" I want to thank Jamel for bringing back, those memories of my dad.

[@KopCole]

Talk in song from tongues of lilting grace Sounds caress my ear And not a word I heard could I relate The story was quite clear

[@davidlipman8093]

My Shangri-la beneath the Summer Moon. I will return again...

[@ModernRelic69]

Other Led Zeppelin - How many more times, The song remains the same, Misty mountain hop, Dancing days. PS- I forgot. What is and what should never be.

[@deborahpaley21]

Misty Mountain Hop is bomb!

[@2Nu]

'Houses of The Holy' the single is a MUST LISTEN..

[@BillB23]

"They sound like they're going to war" or words to that effect. Apropriate, since the the land has been fought over since history was recorded. It's now split between India, Pakistan, and China. When the media mention Indo-Chinese border disputes this is the likely location. Check out the Tokyo Quartet's cover of this on YT: Kickass! I see you rockin' to John Bonham's virtuaso mauling of the drums.

[@ssharma_ji]

@narmaK biggest joke ! There was no Pakistan before 1947 so shut up

[@BillB23]

@narmaK I won't argue, but if you go back farther in history, everybody and his cousin laid claim to it and nobody cared what the folks who'd lived there for generations thought. Today is much the same, I suspect.

[@Hollylivengood]

@@ssharma_ji Guys, I am truly sorry about the border issues with Kashmir. American here, but have friends who have family in the area, so love to you. But maybe this isn't the place to verbal battle over it. Be cool if y'al had a channel for discussion, though.

[@donniehagy5125]

One of their most under appreciated tunes! Enjoy yourself Jamel because we sure do enjoy watching your reactions!

[@susanlavoie4540]

Awesome i havent listened to Kashmir in a long minute. And your music appreciation is phenomenal and so enjoyable for me.

[@Jackmickleson1984]

Yesssss! Hell yessss!

[@audiotomb]

Look at the original album Physical Graffiti not this crap “Mothership” compilation Plant and Page wrote this traveling across the Morocco desert - hadn’t been to Kashmir yet. John Paul Jones adds the swirling key and mellotron (a whole string section in a keyboard) The guitars are a very special tuning - Jimmy Page layers them The “war” beat is the progression of the caravan through the desert When I saw them in 1977 - Kashmir just ripped the head off things You need to sit down with this whole album - all 4 sides straight through Let me take you there....

[@corkycobon1481]

I saw Zep in San Diego 1977. I went with my aunt. I wanted to cry as a 6 yr old when Plant started in on this song. It was moving. To this day, This is the pinnacle of Zep songs. I think that they hit their zenith with this sing and album. It is pure perfection from composition to lyricism.

[@michaelmcdonald8452]

What’s wrong with Mothership? Why does it matter which version he finds on KZbin?

[@ahniec3197]

Kashmir is India, not Morocco

[@audiotomb]

If you read what I stated they were driving in Morocco - it inspired them to write a song about another far away journey - Kashmir A place they had not yet traveled to.

[@ahniec3197]

@@audiotomb I apologise. My understanding was that they were traveling through Kashmir, a very desolate, barren place. I'm in no way an expert, except Zeppelin is my favorite! I remember being about 16 years old and listening to this song at the "party apartment", smoking quite a bit. I swore I went through a time warp or put under some type of spell when Plant sings, "got to find where I've been....ahhhhhhhh hhh..." I think that was the lyrics. Anyway, I apologise for being "pissy" (my words) with my comment. Whether I think I was right or if I was wrong, the comment was worthless. But my spell I was put under when I was 16... well that is my comment. I'm babbling. It's been a difficult day. Please accept my apology.

[@BenSanchez-n6w]

My favorite thing of all reactions is seeing the little automatic smile that comes on everyones face when Roberts voice kicks in ...its intoxicating

[@caterusso4905]

Kashmir isn't a genius song, but a journey that only comes once in a lifetime. Masterpiece.

[@jenr6363]

There's a bit in Ocean's Twelve that always makes me laugh where Matt Damon's character doesn't know what to say to a crime boss and just starts reciting Kashmir lyrics 🤣🤣

[@debbiejantzen9353]

Ben stiller’s character did that in a movie too... meet the fookers or something

[@dandennett5418]

Haha is that what he's saying? I always thought he was just spouting nonsense trying to keep up.

[@pilarmorin4405]

When l was young, l played the whole physical album stoned of course... Went downstairs to dinner, my dad asked me if the singer he had heard coming from my room was a women or a man!!! I'll have to admit, l got my taste of music from pops... He was a trip... Thanks Dad for all the tunes, and of course Led Zepplin even though l don't think he knew of them!! Love always...

[@tammyhartman1948]

I have loved this song for many days and years........Thank you for doing what you do. Much hearts and O's All will be reveled. The sounds caress many ears....... and others.

[@shawnhurley3815]

During the preliminary writing for this album, Mr. Jimmie Paige was spending his "holiday" in Morocco. At that particular time, Morocco was a worldly destination. Amongst his discoveries was what is known as Eastern tunings. Which are much different than western alternate tunings. Paige fell in love with the sound and immediately began working out this song, to which Plant finished lyrics he was working on and devised the melody to fit Paige's music! 👍

[@NetheusNull]

Nothing tops this song. It's otherworldly.

[@phillawson9453]

I enjoy your videos thank you for posting this is my favorite song of all time I also have it as my ringtone I enjoy watching your videos I'm in Sacramento California rock on bro

[@kimberlysaffles9332]

Me too! Favorite song and ringtone I mean 😁

[@guineawuv]

Woot, Sacramento!

[@phillawson9453]

@@kimberlysaffles9332 you rock

[@kimberlysaffles9332]

@@phillawson9453 and You rock as well lol

[@gavinpaterson1853]

Thanks for all you do.

[@jeffheim8588]

These beautiful melodic sounds truly caress my ear! One of my all time favorites from the Zep

[@williamglass7806]

i'm 62, been listening to this stuff all my life. talent in the rock music industry is gone and i don't know if it will ever come back. there is little to no talent in rap or hip-hop, the only reason it has lasted as long as it has is lack of talent competition. that is a fact. if a band equal to led came along today it would steam roll rap and hip-hop to the point that nobody would even remebered it existed. God damn rap and hip-hop, it's noise.

[@Plymouth888]

Richie Blackmore wrote Gates of Babylon in response to this.

[@emjem99]

And it's a masterpiece too.

[@dolphin8077]

Blackmore is the king

[@silverburst6123]

@@dolphin8077 Yes he is. Just ask him🙂

[@dolphin8077]

@@silverburst6123 ask to the whole world 😎

[@johnryder8859]

This song always makes me think of meeting a god or immortal time/space traveler that just bumps into one day and they introduce themselves

[@michaeltomsic9485]

This is played in "Fast Times In Ridgemont High", in the 1st date scene. Very cleaver how they make the music the joke in that scene.

[@roxannemoser]

I remember. He told Rat to play side 2 of Led Zeppelin 4, and Rat didn't have that album. 🤣

[@idontwantahandle567]

@@roxannemoser and then on the date Kashmir is playing in the car, funny. Always takes me back to Fast Times when I hear this.

[@stephaniehadobas3292]

The layers in this wrap all around endlessly.

[@andrewkleinwaks6379]

Saw Zeppelin live in the 70's at Nassau Coliseum. When they played Kashmir, there was an enormous mirror ball that covered the arena in flickering light. Jimmy Page was awesome with a violin bow!

[@garybourgeois6335]

Check out Dazed and Confused, from the Song Remains the Same. From them, it was a whole side of the double album.

[@ronHpyrotech]

This is my all time favorite Led Zepplin tune, and I like all of them! This is the remaster, the original, Physical Graffiti was released in 1975.

[@rickleo2159]

Brother I love how you are completely open to the music.. I love that!! I'm a 47 year old man living in Philadelphia and I love all kinds of music. . However my favorites are old motown. The four tops, the temptations, I love the stylistic, delphinium, and the spinners.... I love them all!!!!

[@stoneblue1795]

Like angry church music. ~ But I like that quite a bit.

[@bemused9522]

LOL 🤣

[@alexandraaaron9705]

That is a GREAT Analogy! Was This Your FIRST Time???

[@olddrummerguy]

Yes, great analogy.

[@RemmYcz]

4:57 that transition gives me goosebumps everytime

[@karlmoles6530]

I heard this song around about 1984 when I was 18. Completely blew my mind. Marked me for life.

[@argaven]

I hope your videos stay up forever, Jamal. You're a pure music-appreciator. I like the songs you comment on already, but I like them even more when I'm watching you react!

[@bobthebear1246]

Still love this amazing 8 minute 40 second epic that perfectly blended Hard Rock with Orchestra. It's unique rhythm pattern has been used/copied by Deep Purple ("Perfect Strangers") and Rage Against The Machine ("Wake Up") and some others.

[@MamawT65]

These men were masters of their instruments! Pure perfection! Great reaction

[@SamSung-nf6tr]

I saw Zeppelin in Philly. Love you enjoying this old music. All these bands had free music educations offered in school. Let that sink in.

[@vancehutchison2830]

John Bonham was stomping through time and space. That drum roll at the end is mind boggling. Robert Plant was send from up on high. Pure cosmic bliss.

[@nickynicks_]

This song makes me dazed, makes me drift off into another world! That's why I love it!

[@adamburton7471]

I’d like to request you check out their live performance of this “Kashmir” from their reunion in 2007. The concert is called celebration day. You’re the man Jamel😀

[@janxander6535]

And John Bonham's son, Jason, was chosen to fill in for his father at the Celebration Day reunion concert. Perfect choice. He did such an amazing job. His dad would have been so proud of him!

[@TheJulieslocum]

I agree, Robert's voice aged like a fine wine and actually sounds better- in my opinion.

[@stegokitty]

Lots of fun watching you groovin' to "Kashmir, and of course enjoying the song myself :) ... And yes, Led Zeppelin can be pretty tight when it comes to their songs. Even when I've done covers of their songs they've been blocked (and I had to put 'em on Vimeo). I somehow was able to get one song we did by them published and remaining on my channel -- "Down By the Seaside" -- a much more mellow song. Another really great LZ song IMHO, is "Tangerine", which also is a much calmer song. One of my all-time faves is "How Many More Times", and as far as epic songs like "Kashmir", some others you'd want to consider are "Dazed and Confused", "No Quarter", and one with a similarly-style driving beat "When the Levee Breaks". Best wishes in the new year!