REACTING to LED ZEPPELIN - Kashmir (Live from Celebration Day) (Official Video)

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[@RonHouck-eb1cn]

The drummer is Jason Bonham, John’s son. He knew the music and the groups style. Nobody else could have ever taken John’s place and made it sound this good. RIP John

[@sicotshit7068]

@@RonHouck-eb1cn in an interview with Jason, he said he listened & learned all the music, because he wasn’t sure what songs they’d play. His playing is different then John’s, but Jason was the best person to fill his father’s shoes.

[@vicprovost2561]

Jason was dope, a chip off the block, not as powerful as his dad but really good in his own way, he is the best drummer I have seen in this century, I saw him with his solo band in the 90s, then with UFO and supporting Heart on their Led Zeppelin tour, he is the real deal, an awesome talent, perfect for them.

[@sicotshit7068]

@@vicprovost2561 I agree, the power of John was more an easy power, Jason did an amazing job && did his father proud. I had heard in an interview, when friends came to the house, John would have Jason play for them. John sometimes even woke Jason up to play, I’d say so proud of his sons playing at a young age. My opinion Bonham is the greatest drummer ever.

[@jdbroders64]

I second and third that. To have Jason take his father's place and do so brilliantly gives me goose bumps every time. The universe did a solid this time.

[@ballsyrocker]

I got to see Jason ,after this ,,playing playing drums with Foreigner back about 10 years ago ,at an open air concert at a stage on the horse track at Elkhart County 4H Fair,Indiana. He was phenominal with them and new lead singer Kelly ! Had great seats on the track in front of the stage for free. Peace.

[@artsilva]

That is Jason Bonham, John's son, and he is playing on his dad's iconic acrylic drum kit.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Yes and he did his daddy proud

[@ovovobloguero]

I would not have missed this concert for any money. paid £2400 to be there. Best money I have spent in my 53 years. I have been listening to Led since I was 15. BONZOS son was amazing.

[@juliemanarin4127]

I didnt get a ticket 😢 and I tried. I live in Chicago and I was going to go to London if I got a ticket! I'm 64 and I have loved them since 1970!

[@vicprovost2561]

Strike 3 for me too, tried then, also actually had tickets in my hand for them in Boston1973 but the show got cancelled because the crowd broke into the Boston Garden lobby and ransacked the concessions so Mayor White cancelled the show. Heartbroken! Also 1980 my best friend worked at a record store with a ticket master outlet their, he guaranteed 4 tickets to Zeppelin when the tour came to New York, then Bonham died. It still makes me cry at times thinking about all this, Led Zeppelin was one of the very few bands ( Beatles, Hendrix, Doors) I did not get to see...

[@danjohnson2986]

Jealous!!!

[@Voogelschreck]

Great reaction! The moment you realized that Robert still has his voice was amazing

[@MarcKiella]

That was my favorite part too!!

[@sabiantheomnivore5592]

How can you lose what you never had?

[@chrisdavid-gh5yb]

Great reaction Steph, on drums is John Bonham's son Jason. He clearly had the worlds best drum teacher and was an obvious choice to perform this one off concert. This performance is 30 odd years after their peak in the 70s and proves they well and truly earned their place in history as the Greatest Rock Band Of All Time! Like MSG 1973, this whole performance is a masterpiece so you have many reactions to come. The entire experience is mind blowing. If I may please request the song, That's The Way, live from Earls Court 1975. I know you will not be disappointed . Keep the Led Zeppelin reactions coming and thankyou for your hard work and passion. Much love from Australia

[@rkb2092]

Good suggestion, I LOVE "That's the Way"!

[@WolfHeathen]

Robert Plant said in an interview that Jason at the age of 12 was already a better drummer than his dad.

[@pebblehilllane]

What you saw is an example of how truly talented Led Zeppelin (and while not seen in this video, other bands of The Golden Era Of Rock) were. No need for auto-tune and other garbage tricks relied on for modern music. Just the combination of being tremendously gifted, hard work staying sharp, keeping up on vocal training ... and tons and tons of pure confidence and swagger. When it comes to rock music no other era prior to or after The Golden Age Of Rock no one has come within a million miles of being nearly as gifted, as talented, as creative, as exciting or as entertaining.

[@davidthornber6507]

Like so many others, Led Zep is the sound track to my life. I'm 65, still listen to their tracks whilst riding my motorcycle, perfect combination.

[@user-fw8yc7oe5s]

73 here and the same.

[@sabiantheomnivore5592]

61 and I always thought they just needed a decent singer. Plant never really had a range, but they fitted the songs around him..

[@sicotshit7068]

For this concert, in just 2 hours they had requests for 20 million tickets, there were only 20 thousand available. They held a lottery, to make it more fair, for those wanting tickets. Always was & always will be the greatest band.

[@lazartapavicki4684]

That lottery almost broke the internet from what I remember.☺

[@sicotshit7068]

@@lazartapavicki4684 the request for the 20 million tickets did, since there were that many requests in about 2 hours.

[@vicprovost2561]

They could have filled that place a 1,000 times! No one sells out that many times but them.

[@sicotshit7068]

@@vicprovost2561 I agree, even back in the day, stadiums weren’t big enough for the demand. They always sold out, no matter how many nights the played in one city. I sadly didn’t get to see them live, I’d trade in all the concerts I saw, just for one Zeppelin concert. The earlier days I was to young, when I was a teen, they were either to far away or by then stopped playing USA. I did see the movie when it was released, other then that, I’m so glad for the live videos. I’ve rewatched the movie twice, & watched the Earls Court & Knebworth concerts.

[@MarcKiella]

The amount I heard but unconfirmed for "scalped tickets" were going for more than £30,000 2-3 days before the concert. This could be exaggerated, but also believable.

[@JoshSmith-wo7zw]

Back in the 70's you had alot of really good rock bands but then there was Led Zeppelin and they always managed to stay a notches above everyone else at the time

[@RobinC63]

I loved, loved, loved your reaction to my favourite Led Zeppelin song. You are a very expressive and articulate person!

[@Brenda-qc4xb]

To see her reaction brought tears to my eyes no one that I seen them front row three times and lived it how lucky were we what is dose of music during our generation

[@gregor-the-bug]

Hi Steph. Actually the Celebration Day concert was in 2007, so it was 17 years ago. A documentary was produced about the concert in 2012. That's probably the date you saw. FYI Jimmy celebrated his 80th birthday earlier this year. John Paul Jones is 78. Robert Plant is 75 and has a striking resemblance to Professor Dumbledore :). Robert is collaborating with Bluegrass-country singer Allson Krause. The only downside to growing up with this music is we're all old now:)

[@DavidCalvert-mh9sy]

Did you need to bring up the age thing? I was just starting to feel young again.

[@npageejay]

And Robert is still touring!

[@Frightspear]

There are rock singers, there are rock performers, there are rock legends... And there are ROCK GODS! GOAT Led Zeppelin.

[@tetsu11]

Led Zeppelin's last concert, I wish I could have been there, I would recommend seeing the tribute they gave them at the Kennedy Center Honors with John Bonham's son, Jason.

[@chha6439]

Still sound like they did in the 70s when I was a kid thank you Jason for taking after your dad

[@juliemanarin4127]

As old as they were here...in their 60s...still the greatest. The drummer Jason Bonham did his daddy proud! This was a one night concert! No guitar solo in this one! But watch the other songs from this concert!

[@christianocosta1862]

Rock Gods. Best Live band ever. Period. No other band, put together tha amount of talent. Isso like put together Da Vinci, Michelangelo, Picasso and Salvador Dali. Pure talent working together.

[@robertmysliwski7881]

This is the very last song Led Zeppelin ever did. The last song of the last concert.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Sadly 😢

[@marktate9555]

not strictly true - it was the last song of the main set, they actually played 2 encores: Whole Lotta Love and Rock and Roll

[@EdA1]

Actually, rock ‘n’ roll was the last ever song and I was privileged to be at this show at the O2 Arena and they gave it their all! And it was actually 16 years ago, not 11 years ago. Recorded in 2007 and the video released in 2012.

[@robertmysliwski7881]

@@EdA1 hey thanks I repeated what someone I thought knew told me. I seen. Zeppelin twice in the 70’s and both times they opened the show with Rock and Roll. It seems fitting they would close with Rock and Roll.

[@EdA1]

@@robertmysliwski7881 Yes!

[@badbob6689]

LZ formed in 1968, 56 years ago. They disbanded in 1980 after the death of the drummer John Bonham. The GOAT drummer. This is the only performance they did as LZ after Johns death with his son Jason filling in on drums.

[@GregoryGreock-hz2mg]

Your reaction reminded of me when I first watch this concert. It's been 27 years for ever Led Zeppelin fan for this show. Tears of happiness throughout the whole show. Thanks Steph.

[@KenPassey-hd2mc]

Never ever forget John Paul Jones. The bedrock of the band.. often overlooked, but musical inspiration that was always behind them, never seeking the limelight.❤

[@TheGathumpus]

So now you have to see the "Heart" tribute version of "Stairway To Heaven" at the Kennedy Center Honors. With Led Zep members in the audience.

[@Danilogon2009]

You're awsome! Your Led's reactions make me feel like listening to this songs for the very first time again. It's a hole new emotion :) Tks from Brazil ❤

[@grandwazoodebris1015]

A great performance of their greatest song imo. I think the modern recording has this huge bottom end which emphasizes how monumental the song is. The drummer is Jason Bonham, John's son. This was from their farewell concert. They sounded great. They didn't have the jam band, let's play 3 1/2 hours kind of attitude for this concert, but still sounded great, was a great show (I only saw the dvd, not live ha ha).

[@user-oe9hj9yl7m]

Steph. The last time they played together. It’s a benefit concert for their old boss at Atlantic Records. Jimmy’s guitar spot on. Plants vocals still as strong as ever and his story telling skills with his body language excellent. JPJs organ bringing out eastern vibes and remember he’s playing the bass line by using pedals under the organ. And Jason - his father’s son. Outstanding. If you learn nothing else in life - keep listening to Zep. More Zep Steph !!!!

[@keithhealing1115]

I remember watching this on TV. Just before this Jimmy had been noodling around reminding everyone why This is Spinal Tap was made. I was contemplating getting a book...and then they played Kashmir and became the greatest rock and roll band in history.

[@shaunmoller2997]

Steph love your reaction the best band this song epic long live Led Zepplin.

[@npageejay]

So glad you reacted to that version and I loved how much you appreciated it - possibly the best reaction of yours I have seen so far! For someone like me who grew up with their sound it is wonderful to see a younger person getting as much out of it as I did (and still do). Thank you 😊

[@robertevans2450]

Old men on stage showing the many generations that have followed what excellence in a live performance is, much like Pink Floyd, setting the bar of performance and giving a demonstration as to why they are the greatest Rock band that ever was. Rock God status unlocked and achieved. This level of achievement may never be equaled, may never even be approached by modern bands who don't pay their dues in blood sweat, and tears on the road, without the gimmicks, without the enhancing tools, just straight from the soul music. I think we are all grateful that they blessed us one last time and gave an example of what could be, not a fairytale, not a lost impression from days that seem so far away from the here and now. For those of us who were lucky enough to have seen and experienced the original live Led Zeppelin shows, we get our answer, of just how great it would be for this amazing band to have all the bells and whistles in stage theatrics of today(2010's) to give the ambient background to their acoustic gifts.

[@vernhoke7730]

This became my favorite Led Zeppelin song when I bought this album back in 1975. I had all their albums up to "In Throughthe Out Door", which was the last one I bought in 1979. After John Bonham died in 1980, I did purchase a couple of collections of reissued songs. This song quickly became my favorite, I understand that it's Robert's favorite as well, song. After seeing this performance, dozens of times, it's clear why. You can't go wrong with any song from this concert.

[@James_Loveless]

Was lucky enough to see this Song Perfomed in 1988 Atlantic Records 40th Anniversary Concert at MSG NYC

[@ingobordewick6480]

You will not find any more recent live recordings, because this was the last time they played together. 20,000,000 people wanted to go to this show. It hold the world record for ticket requests for a single show, to this day.

[@treetopjones737]

You should do the *Heart* tribute to Led Zeppelin performance at *the Kennedy Center Honors* , with the 3 ( Jimmy, Robert,, and John Paul Jones ) enjoying the show.

[@Yotraj]

They don't call em "God's of rock & Roll" for nothin.... this song was the number 1 requested song Planet Wide for 10 years!

[@marklecuona8889]

I was listening to Stairway to Heaven over and over in my bedroom when it was released. I was 14 years old. This is not Stairway to Heaven but this final blast into the ether by Led Zeppelin reminded everyone of their dominance in the world of rock music. The moment that Robert screams at 5:39 is the collective sound of the desperate human race.

[@utuk3333]

Only a true Led Zeppelin fan tears up when they hear Kashmir.

[@brucemitchell5637]

The " new drummer" is Jason Bonham, John Bonham's son. Watch the encore song they did from the same concert, Rock and Roll. There is a drum solo at the very end of the song that Jason ABSOLUTELY NAILS!

[@AussieGooner101]

Fantastic spontaneous reaction! Your emotions flowed as they should! You really have a deep understanding of the music!

[@rutssy]

Thank you for reacting to this great song Steph!🎉

[@sherilynkd]

I saw them 5/30/77 outside of Wash DC. The audio is online. I sat the first seats off the floor right across from Jimmy.

[@SoulForty5Music]

Greatest band to walk the Earth

[@scotttrainer9704]

They broke up when John died in 1980. This was a one off special they did. After this performance they refused a billion dollar contract to do a tour.

[@sicotshit7068]

Plant refused it, I’m sure the others would have done it.

[@vicprovost2561]

Yeah, the others were bummed, as were all of us...

[@jameshowland7393]

As good as the studio version of this song is, THIS version leaves it in the dust. What an amazing performance.

[@lestyoharyanto9821]

Iconic song from this band... 😍

[@vicprovost2561]

Great reunion concert, the only shame is they did not do a tour after as those old men could still play and do justice to their immortal catalog. At least we have this great souvenir of their last performance. Your reaction just confirms how magnificent they were, this music kills modern listeners just like it did us back when it was happening in the 60\s/70s. For more from this show, try their amazing No Quarter and get lost in the atmosphere! They could have sold out this huge arena 500 times when they put tickets on sale, they were overwhelmed they were still uber popular with all generations in 2007. So it is in 2024 and will be as long as we all listen to Rock Music. Enjoy!🔥🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶🔥

[@pauljennings7595]

I love watching reactions when I know what's coming. When I'm sort of feeling down, I watch anyone reacting to this version of Kashmir. I know when Robert hits that first beautiful long note so I watch as everyone is astonished and it brings a lump in my throat; maybe a happy tear or two. Long Live Led Zeppelin!

[@user-yc8mr4zg3o]

Jason would even sit in for his Dad when he was young in practice. Robert is Jason's godfather. Another great heart felt reaction. A vote for Rock & Roll from this concert. Rock on

[@Brenda-qc4xb]

Word for word I could not have said it better you damn right

[@jameshowland7393]

You're a rocker, Steph! Excellent reaction!!

[@user-gp9wx4ry5i]

Led Zeppelin rocks. Thank you for my daily fix.

[@mitchellbeston1033]

Jason Bonham, like his father, is a brilliant drummer. Check out his band, Black Country Communion. There is no guitar solo in Kashmir.

[@markanderson7833]

I have literally listened to this version over 1000 times. Its one of the most amazing performances I have ever seen! Great review and reaction!

[@Deyan_B_Travels]

This live version is better than the original studio recording! FIRE!!!

[@andreashofer4442]

Bonzo wasn't just a key musican for the band but their backbone, who held their egos together mentally aand musically.

[@fatboynick4104]

I had the honor and privilege of seeing Zep in 1977 @ MSG. The entire show was a highlight but when they played Kashmir, it was magical.

[@jchampa5006]

What a great reaction, it looks likr you're about to tear up. I love it.

[@johnpbh]

They guy behind the drums is, as you say, is not the same as John..... BUT... he IS John SON.... Jason... Playing his fathers drum kit.... And Sadly, this is the only modern performance of them as it was a one off reunion concert. They split up when John died in the '80's. Keep on Rocking and I love that you love Led Zep as much as all us oldies out here do...!!

[@geoffprosser449]

Love your passion and open sincerity, Steph. Those of us of the baby boomer generation appreciate that you share a love of the music of our youth. I was 15 when Led Zep released their first album and to me, they were in a class all of their own. I don't remember if you have reacted to "Dazed and Confused" from this same concert but it's another exceptional piece from them 😁👍

[@specialed36ify]

Just saw Robert Plant perform with Alison Krause on 7/2! Still so amazing and such a privilege to share a space with this legend. And - he still has that awesome hair!

[@ThirdEyePix]

We fans love you too Steph! You are so genuine and it is great to see someone from a younger generation understanding their music. I was there at their live concert in 1973 and will remember it forever. x Robin

[@targetshootr]

They came to town in early '75 and played this tune before the album came out. I remember thinking, wow.

[@1ZosoLZ]

Fun fact: Robert has said this is his favorite song. And he shows it here lol

[@davidciclon3276]

great reaction LED ZEPPELIN the best band saludos from Argentina

[@nathansellers8454]

Oh Steph, no way you are 29. You look younger. It’s amazing that LZ could still play at this high level when they are in their 60’s here except for Jason. I’m loving your musical journey Steph, keep it up

[@JoshSmith-wo7zw]

Pretty sure John had taught Jason how to play every Zeppelin song on the drums by the time he was 5 years old

[@luisdelosreyes6443]

Gods 🤟

[@IcarusDrowning-gz8se]

Watching you react to Lad Zep warms my heart. I love how much you love them. Thank you so much for sharing your experiences with us.

[@MrTech226]

Steph Their set was part of tribute to their label, Atlantic Records' founder, Ahmet Ertegun. Tribute concert was recorded in 2007, year after Ahmet's death in 2006 at the age of 83. In 2012, footage released as Celebration Day with Led Zeppelin as headliner. One Million of LZ's fans paid 125 to 250 Pounds to get tickets by Lottery of 20,000 tickets. Concert event was at the O2 Arena. Fans thought that Led Zeppelin were embarking reunion tour with John's son, Jason Bonham. I read that Jimmy and John Paul Jones were up for the tour, but Robert Plant declined the interests. Jason learned from his father; John Bonham as John showed him of drumming since Jason was a kid.

[@flickwtchr]

How can anyone not love your reactions! You are my favorite of all of the reaction channels I have checked out.

[@jameshowland7393]

The documentary film was made 2012. The actual concert was 5 years before in 2007. Keep those dates in mind when you see these guys perform now.

[@philshorten3221]

I was so lucky to be at Knebworth 1979 one of the last public performance of the late, great, John Bonham. But yes Jason nailed this one!

[@anthonyattard6726]

Amazing band.....Amazing fans.

[@nunomuacho446]

Oh, let the sun beat down upon my face And stars fill my dream I'm a traveler of both time and space To be where I have been To sit with elders of the gentle race This world has seldom seen They talk of days for which they sit and wait All will be revealed 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 Oh, baby, I been blind Oh, yeah, mama, there ain't no denyin' Oh, ooh yes, I been blind Mama, mama, ain't no denyin', no denyin' All I see turns to brown As the sun burns the ground And my eyes fill with sand As I scan this wasted land Try to find, try to find the way I feel Oh, pilot of the storm who leaves no trace Like sorts inside a dream Leave the path that led me to that place Yellow desert stream My shangri la beneath the summer moon I will return again As the dust that floats high in June We're moving through Kashmir 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 Ooh, yeah yeah, oh, yeah yeah, But I'm down oh, yeah yeah, oh, yeah Yeah, but I'm down, so down Ooh, my baby, oh, my baby Let me take you there Come on, oh let me take you there Let me take you there

[@johnimhof6568]

Great reaction, Steph. Plant's voice is still remarkable.

[@Man_The_Machines]

Hey Steph..Robert Plant is on tour right now with Alison Krauss!!!

[@tanyaweathersby9393]

❤❤❤Robert ❤❤❤

[@kathyjones3940]

I went to see Robert Plant on the 13th and 14th August at TheQueenElizabethTheatreinVancouver, BC!! Robert Plant sounds amazing still and such a great guy!! Cost me alot but I paid for the Meet and Greet!! ❤😊

[@ronaldsmith2965]

You should really see the first 3 songs from 1970 Royal Albert Hall.

[@sisulart]

The drummer is actually the son of original drummer John Bonham, Jason.

[@bilabong4257]

What is and what should never be is a song I think you would like. Has a similar feel as over the hills and far away. The live version from royal Albert hall is great

[@ffdave117]

This is my favorite classic rock song and of course it's from the greatest classic rock band. They set the bar pretty damn high 50 years ago And only Jason can fill those shoes

[@billywix7313]

The greatest band ever!

[@jamesdalton8539]

Jason, John's son was doing band warmups and sound checks with the band at 6 years old Jimmy said in an interview and couldn't tell the differnce between him and John till he turned around and saw it was Jason! that's him in this performence here!

[@salvadoraguilar2003]

The golden era of ROCK great reaction 👏👏👏👏

[@ericjorgensen3911]

Like Frank Sinatra, one of the greatest voices EVER! Son Jason Bonham sitting in for Dad. Now LZ is in your heart and soul, enjoy!

[@billpo]

This is an epic performance…These guys are in their mid to late 60’s…except for Jason(drummer)…loved your reaction…the emotion you feel…I feel the same when watching this…

[@markbronson7942]

Zep!!! Yes!!! Thank you for doing this reaction.

[@srt8rocketship241]

The drummer Jason Bonham grew up with them. He was beatin' the skins before he could walk. Best to play the Zep songs.

[@user-it4kv3kx1y]

Steph, for me, every day when i hear Led Zeppelin's music is celebration day! If you want to hear one of best drum's solo in the history of the rock music, Led Zeppelin's "Moby Dick" is THE ONE! John Bonham🥁... Otherworldly!!! There are live performances of this song that is proof that John Bonzo Bonham is one of the GOATS on drums! 🥁 Anyway, i love your reaction, and hello again from Serbia 🇷🇸!

[@MarcKiella]

Miss Steph, you have made the best reaction on KZbin with this video. I can tell you have warmed up to the band members and was as astonished as I was when I saw a nearly 66 year old Robert Plant and nearly 69 year old Jimmy Page. My reaction was exactly like yours! Lol I think I have viewed your video 10 times since it posted on KZbin and watched 2 minutes after it dropped? 😂 Simply put, you have the best reactions on Zep songs. 👍 anyways, have a good evening from Florida, US Boa Noite

[@soulbrotherno1708]

Over the years Robert Plants voice became better and better. Here is propably the best performance ever!

[@zosometalgod]

The drummer is Jason Bonham John Bonham's son! And Kashmir never had a guitar solo

[@Steventx66]

Well done! Dig the reaction! Excellent version! 🤘😎✌️

[@stevePsutton]

Authentic music fans only want to spread the word and welcome new fans to the family. Most of us have probably been through the us v them tribe thing and now enjoy the music with everyone

[@gilbertzurita]

Love and appreciate the Hart felt reaction

[@salvatoredioguardi3132]

You are reacting to probably one of the top three bands that ever existed. Throw Rush onto that list.

[@sweisbrod6109]

These guys, except for John's son, we're in their 60s when this was recorded. As long as you're reacting to rock from the 60's and 70's and even early 80's then your "audience" is going to be their 60s, 70s and even 80s (I'm 78). We will typically be very polite and courteous. 1) it's the way we were raised. 2) your passion for the music is real. 3) you're too lovely to be mean to. Keep on keepin' on. You're doing great. Take care

[@billpimentel-vm6cu]

You can watch many classic songs in this one show. This was one concert and is called Celebration Day.

[@jilldiable8119]

Love ur reaction Steph,amazing group,jason bonham did a superb job,his dad taught him well.jason is also Roberts godson. I never tire hearing Led Zep. Been a fan since the very early 70s,still am,i listen to them daily. Carry on down the rabbit hole. Robert is still so sexy.xx

[@jakeenan]

This was such a classy closing of the book in honour of Ahmet Artegun the head of the record company that signed them, who had recently passed away. They were offered a fortune to go on tour. The rest of the band wanted to do it but Robert Plant declined. He said there is no Led Zeppelin without John Bonham. He was absolutely right.

[@user-oe9hj9yl7m]

There is no guitar solo in this song Steph just solid rock and roll from start to finish