REACTION TO Led Zeppelin - Kashmir (Live at Knebworth 1979)

One of the best led zeppelin songs of all time. For good reason.
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[@traci3422]

Please do the Kashmir performance live at the O2 Arena Celebration Day concert; to see them at an older age with Bonham’s son and delivering an exceptional performance after almost 40 yrs since they first formed is mind blowing. For us Zeppelin fans from the beginning, we never thought they would perform together again. Over 20M people attempted to buy a ticket to this concert, set a world record. In my mind, you can never see or hear Kashmir too often; it is an epic masterpiece.

[@ThailandTed]

Yes...

[@Kashmir.820]

@ Traci Lichtcsien Amen I totally agree !! I would only add that Salvo could pick any song from Celebration Day & he would be happy with the outcome. Cheers!!!!

[@normitabasa8341]

I agree. The way they performed Kashmir at the O2 was truly magnificent

[@HollisDuty60]

Yes yes yes to the O2 Arena 2007 version. 59, 61, and 63 years old and they freaking rock it!!

[@charlesgervais4673]

In my top 2 Zeppelin songs of all time (some days it's #1, some days it's #2). This song never fails to put me in a trance and take me on a journey of discovery. What amazes me most (in the studio version) is the complex sound that comes out of such simplicity; simple riff, no guitar solo, no groovy bass line, simple keyboards, simple drums (except for a few fills in the last 90 seconds), and rather simple vocals (other than a few Astral wails). I don't know how they did it, but by chilling out and creating a monotonous drone, they were able to transcend all that came before and all that would come after. This is beyond genius; this is catching the cosmos in a jar and releasing it as Led Zeppelin.

[@madjsz]

thanks so much for explaining it so well i just have no words for the feeling of exhilaration and goose bumps i have every single time i listen to it, either live or recorded,

[@Kashmir.820]

I could not have said it any better myself & this is why it has been my #1 since the release of PG…. I love all Zeppelin’s songs still listen to Zep everyday after 52 years but there is just something about this song that is indescribable to the point if you’re not a Zep fan you just won’t get it and well if you’re not a Zep fan I don’t trust you & you don’t deserve to get it 🤣🤣🤣

[@writethisthat3613]

This band has potential.

[@ernestpacheco8148]

With Zeppelin, the riffs seem to capture the psychy with a hypnotic effect like a pendulum going back and forth , which keeps the listener in tune. This is a lost art in music today.

[@H0tchips]

Keep in mind, John Paul Jones plays the bass with his feet while on the keys. This is even more astounding in Trampled underfoot which you must listen to from Earls Court. It's off the chain.

[@PeterTea]

Definitely!

[@ihateusernames96]

Yes 1975

[@SalvoG]

WHOA WHAT?!

[@H0tchips]

@@SalvoG Mate, just wait till you see it. Trampled Underfoot they continued to play from '75 till the end on the 1980 Tour Over Europe. There is a bootleg from Zurich 1980 and Frankfurt 1980 - that show how much of a powerhouse they were until the end. Cheers.

[@Kashmir.820]

@@SalvoG Yes H0tchips is telling it like it is…JPJ plays bass with his feet. He is the most underrated musician when in fact he was imho Zeppelin’s silent assassin, secret sauce, whatever you want to call him the man has mad skills!!!

[@bishlap]

I like and respect your honesty in your reactions.

[@robwinsor3471]

In my Time of Dying and Trampled Under Foot from 1975 at Earls Court are worth listening to. Rock on.

[@PeterTea]

Lol. I just posted the exact same suggestions.

[@shaykosovac8722]

Insane drumming

[@shaykosovac8722]

Check out How Many More Times, Royal Albert Hall....you will not be disappointed.

[@EventHorizonMK]

Check out Kashmir from the 2007 reunion concert. Their best performance of the song IMO and they were in their late 50s and early 60s at the time.

[@vaughnnewman8903]

As iconic of a song as they come...and for good reason.

[@timtubemusic]

No one could sing like Robert Plant. Backed up by three of the greatest musicians in rock history. Every song is so different from Rock to Blues to folk to ethnic.

[@Nichwar19]

Achilles Last Stand from the same concert is fire too.

[@thedolphin5428]

The highlight of this song here are the final drum fills 14:53 - 15:31, -- rising and rising and rising in power, like rolling thunder, seeming like they couldn't get any better... and then they do, time after time. Sublime, heart stopping.

[@tektoniks_architects]

This performance took place after a two year show layoff following the death of Robert's young son, Karac, from a viral infection. It was not known if Zep would ever return from that. They did two nights in Knebworth, one week apart, just prior to the release of their last studio album. It was the last album to be released while all band members were still alive, and it was called In Through The Out Door. Live performances for songs you've already heard that are a must to react to include: Trampled Underfoot, live at Earl's Court 1975; Kashmir live at the 2007 O2 Arena reunion (with John's son Jason on drums); and In My Time of Dying live at Earl's Court 1975. Ty!

[@SalvoG]

That is tragic :( cant imagine. Trampled underfoot is a must!

[@tektoniks_architects]

@@SalvoG On the final studio album (while they were all still alive, In Through The Out Door), Robert wrote the powerful ballad, All My Love, as a tribute to Karac. He went on to sing this song on their 1980 European tour, and to this day, I don't know how its possible to have the strength to do that.

[@javiercastrejon8102]

This concert was performed after Robert plant had surgery on his vocal chords… I believe Robert himself called this performance ‘mediocre’ and critics were not very kind either. It’s crazy how over critical an artist can be on himself even though he killed this performance, not to mention Robert was likely still grieving the death of his child

[@madjsz]

Absolutely, and he is amazing in that he kept on going, adapting, playing, and finding new waves, i mean ways of singing as his voice naturally changed, he still Rocks, Fabulous Robert Plant, :)

[@Kashmir.820]

& this is why it has long been my all time fave Zep song!!! Epic just Epic. So glad you enjoyed the live Knebworth show and you were on point with how you said Knebworth and it was definitely WICKED!!!!! Next up Earls Court In My Tine Of Dying, absolutely insane!!!!

[@SuperAltube]

Burnt into my memory aged 16..now aged 60 it's as good as I remember!

[@fedup3449]

I went to the first of these Knebworth concerts, hid in the grounds for a week and stayed on for the second. As you do. As we did back then.

[@heliotropezzz333]

The music does have an arabic influence. They were influenced by the music they heard on a trip to Morocco. I think the term you were looking for is 'snake charmer' effect.

[@MJEvermore853]

Jimmy Page had been influenced by Eastern/Arabic/Indian sound since around 1964 - even before George Harrison was. Jimmy had visited one of those countries (can't remember which one off hand) way back in the early 60's and was attached to the music immediately. You could definitely hear some of it in the Yardbirds music after he joined the group. Especially in 'White Summer' from the 'Little Games' album. 👍

[@slugg81]

Hypnotic rhythm, unique (Zeppelin trademark) and ultra original format (poly rhythmic) and sound. Nothing else like it in the rock genre. Epic. The more you hear it the more you appreciate it. You recognize Jimmy and Robert pretty much ALL the time. But live ... Bonham (rivets you, can't take your eyes off of him) and JPJ show the same mastery. Electric. You feel their power and see the beauty in their performance. 3 hours of having your eyes bug out. Singularly unique.

[@henriettaskolnick4445]

The guitar is in an alternate tuning of D-A-D-G-A-D (sometimes just read as 'dadgad'), which Jimmy also referenced as his "CIA tuning", which stands for Celtic/Indian/Arabic. This tuning gives the guitar sound versatility to move from a county/folk type sound to a sitar-like sound to a West African drone and beyond. So, while the guitar is more underlying in this, it adds to the exotic grandeur of the song.

[@MJEvermore853]

This right here. ^^^ Perfectly stated, Henrietta.

[@yozaseig3870]

Love the Middle Eastern harmonic scales used in Kashmir which invoke that dreamy desert journey

[@algoner4421]

In My Time of Dying is phenomenal and a must! Jimmy in guitar and bonzo on drums are out of this world. I haven't watched Trampled Under Foot, so I'll enjoy it with you.

[@stuartpage8517]

I was there about 30 yards back, great show, many great performances at Knebworth

[@algoner4421]

My (would have been 90 years old) Sicilian father and my mother (who would have been 85) both liked this song, and they were not fans of rock n roll. Zep just touched almost everyone w at least one song.

[@alejandraperez3034]

Masterpiece !!!! 👑🎸🥁🎚♥️👌👍

[@josephlinnell9855]

Good morning all. I have seen this many times and I am still floored by the quality of this performance considering the turmoil the band had been going through. Plant's recovery from a very serious car accident. The heartbreaking death of his son Karac. Page was fighting the "Dragon". And Bonham's drinking was intensive to say the least. Great reaction to a great live performance. God Bless

[@shannonpace9433]

In my time of dying live at Earl's Court.

[@kevinharalson4538]

Trampled Underfoot & In My Time Of Dying live at Earls Court are a must see! Since I’ve Been Loving You at MSG is too!

[@christinerobinson3819]

Good as this is.....and this is just my personal preference......I think the version at the reunion concert in 2007 is better. John Bonham's son,Jason, does his dad proud

[@helenespaulding7562]

Well, since I’ve been reading the comments along with you,Sal, I would say that the overwhelming requests for live performances from record one of this double album have been for Tramped Underfoot at Earls Court and In My Time Of Dying at Earls Court.

[@madjsz]

You were Mesmerized as we all are imo, :)

[@fday1964]

I was a teenager in the late 70's, and LZ tours never stopped in the city where I live. All we had were concert posters to look at as we listened to their music, wondering what songs were being played. Then concert footage was released, and decades later...it was a pleasant surprise to see what those photos captured. Think there's a live performance of The Immigrant Song from 1972, which is a cool way to see how the band evolved from the early days to this.

[@madjsz]

Immigrant Song is Great too,

[@MJEvermore853]

Yep, you're talking about the LZ DVD that came out in 2003. That version of Immigrant Song live from the LA Forum in '72, though the video was taken in Sydney, Australia, is off the charts crazy good.

[@dawnschneider187]

Always made me think of a caravan traveling across the desert.

[@kramerbassplayer]

John Bonham is absolutely crushing it

[@stephenlaws1836]

Zeppelin's music is an assault on the senses , whatever anybody did before went out the window , Zeppelin wiped the slate clean & started again

[@targetshootr]

The first time I heard this was live in early '75 and I thought, damn. PG had yet to come out so it was the same for Sick Again and In My Time Of Dying. Jimmy had to sit on a stool for part of the show because he wasn't feeling or playing well. No big deal, we were there because they were historic as much as anything.

[@fisherri1961]

I was watching one of your reactions to van Halen and you were asking about rock bands with memorable vocals. Here's a few that come to mind... Metallica, AC/DC, Journey (outstanding voice), Whitesnake, Def Leppard, Poison, Heart (female duo), oh and Loverboy. There's lots more, but here's a start! Love your Pentatonix reactions!

[@Bluewizard7131]

You should also check out the Celebration Day version of this one from 2007 when they were 60 years old, with Jason Bonham (John's son) playing drums. Incredible!

[@juliemanarin4127]

Do Trampled Under Foot Earls Court 1975 and In My Time Of Dying Earls Court too! Gotta do those 2!! Was it Modal music?

[@stuartpage8517]

I worked as an apprentice in the local garage in Knebworth, I couldn't miss that one , I wish I had taken less acid now

[@robertacolarette1594]

KASHMIR at Knebworth 79 is epic but you must do Achilles Last Stand at Knebworth. It’s an absolute monster. No let up until it’s over.

[@simonteppett8435]

My first ever gig. 😃

[@FLmickey90]

Like this version of it, but there's something about the live version at Celebration Day that's amazing as well! Know that one isn't with Bonzo (John Bonham), but with his son Jason in his place, which he did an AWESOME job. This is one of my top songs of theirs that is on my favorite list of theirs.

[@dinastanford7779]

I was there at Knebworth! About a couple of thousand people away from the stage. They arrived late, and my friend and I had been downwind from "smokers". It was loud and everyone was hitting that beat. Had to sleep in the car as roads were blocked with traffic. That rhythm makes me think of a heart trace. Made an old lady happy playing this.

[@PeterTea]

Check out In My Time of Dying and Trampled Underfoot from Earl's Court.

[@billygugen8104]

Its a harmonic minor scale that gives the middle eastern sound. It doesnt matter what instrument you play them on.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Yes! My favorite version! Lol you're getting snake charmed! They were inspired by traveling in Morocco!

[@helenespaulding7562]

Disappointed you didn’t do Kashmir from the O2 in 2007…if only to see how shocked you would be by how damn GOOD they still were. It was fantastic. I hope you will watch it in the future

[@sarahdaw6648]

AGREED!!!

[@stevetrivett9334]

Absolutely sound quality here not the best but neither was it on the 4th August I was there 🤘😎🤘

[@MJEvermore853]

@@stevetrivett9334...this video isn't from a Knebworth bootleg...it is from the official LZ DVD and has been cleaned up and remastered perfectly. I actually had the entire DVD burned onto 4 CD'S ( back before streaming) so that I could listen to it cranked on my home stereo, and it still sounds phenomenal.

[@Kashmir.820]

@ Helene Spaulding…Sal listened to all of us LedHeads…. He reacted to KASHMIR @ O2 & as we all knew….he was blown away. Had his face melting come to Jesus moment. He also reacted to Ramble On live… and again…mind bending moment!!!!! ☮️

[@helenespaulding7562]

@@Kashmir.820 I know! I hope he eventually will watch the whole performance! We keep suggesting songs from it. 🤘

[@Scoobydcs]

the riff is hypnotic

[@billparis20]

Kashmir [ kzbin.info/www/bejne/mKuoioGpe6hlnac ] from the No Quarter: Jimmy Page and Robert Plant Unledded album ( John Paul Jones was not included) but you will be mesmerized by the addition of a Moroccan string band and Egyptian orchestra, they took Kashmir to another level.

[@johnpetrie1918]

For several years this was my favorite version.

[@helenespaulding7562]

Well, that strong beat that makes you think if marching, is, to me more hypnotic and trance like.

[@helenespaulding7562]

Knebworth has never been a favorite of mine …..too many dark things has happened to the band at this point. The music is still good, but I look at them and see that Jimmy is a shadow of his former self because of drug addiction and Robert is so somber and his spirit is not the same after his sons death…and it shows. And it makes me sad to know that this was their last show in England because Bonham would drink himself to death in September of 1980. So many shadows at this point that it’s hard for me to just enjoy the music, knowing the backstory I know that’s why I prefer to skip to the O2 performance….seeing Jimmy healthy and in great form, and Robert arguably singing better than he did inn’79. And it’s a joy to see Jason do his dad so proud…….

[@madjsz]

But that is the nicest thing these fabulous band of virtuosos gave us and the three remaining still going, it's like being with best friends in good times and bad, i just love how they come forward so natural not "god-like or idolized" wanting them to perform always "perfect" it's the sharing of their feelings that counts, imo,

[@douggetchess4732]

Even though the 77 versions are hit and miss, there are some gems, esp the LA Forum shows. The segue from White Summer is also awesome in 77.

[@stuarthastie6374]

The rythm is that of a camel climing up big sand dunes and sliding diwn the other side. The rider is hot and snd is stinging his face. To take away discomfort he dreams of the cool mountains of Kashmir. Plant wrot this while in Morroco where he used to sing with ,street musicians. He haas version with an Egyptian orcc.estra Btw, kashmir means desicated~landwhich it was a fewthousand years ago, it is now like Swittzerland Bedt wishes that the Pandit refugees can return in peace. >

[@deadchannel3274]

No one that I know of has reacted to I Can't Quit You Baby (Live in Paris, 1969). I would be absolutely thrilled if you decided to do a video on this amazing performance! It has great examples of every members' outstanding capabilities.

[@madjsz]

i love EVERYTHING LED ZEPPELIN, this song to me is more like a HYMN it's just Fantastic, Perfect every way you listen to it, but LIVE performances of The Lion King, my Plantonic love i cannot stop watching, even if you had to blurr it Thanks!

[@noteverton]

I was there!

[@ledded1]

I was there!!!!

[@jimmyboredom3519]

Great!

[@Scoobydcs]

this is good but not their best. the o2 gig in 2007 is FANTASTIC and is imo the best version of kashmir

[@Nichwar19]

Yeah that version is fantastic. You should definitely see that Salvo

[@samlawrence4670]

A third vote as the best version.

[@antarcticorb9197]

Bonham's son Jason does a great job, but can't compare to his father.

[@tektoniks_architects]

Agree the performance is great....but 2007 is not Led Zeppelin.

[@SalvoG]

@@Nichwar19 I will be doing it

[@henryhartley9993]

I was lucky enough to be at this concert, brilliant.....

[@EventHorizonMK]

Wow! Lucky! That must have been an amazing experience

[@SalvoG]

wow!

[@paparazzi323]

just subscribed

[@joescott8877]

The drums. The drums. The drums. My God, the freaking, frickin' DRUMS!!! And...You will not have an "ultimate favorite" as you predicted you might someday. Well, not likely, lol! I still don't, and many here probably can't point to "that one" song that IS tops for them, and I've been obsessing over this incredible band for decades now!

[@williamcabell142]

Dude Kashmir....is the influence. Buy a map, and glob! 🤨 Plant wrote this while traveling through Kashmir!

[@tektoniks_architects]

The lyrics for this song were written by Robert during and based on his travels thru Morocco.

[@juliemanarin4127]

He was traveling through Morocco...you can find it on a globE.

[@helenespaulding7562]

No William, he did not. Plant has never been to Kashmir. If you had listened to ANY interview of Plant speaking about the lyrics you would know that it was influenced by his and Jimmy’s travels through Morocco. The use of Kashmir in the lyrics was poetic license, because he speaks of the desert as being his “Shangri-La…….and legend had it that Kashmir was actually the fabled Shangri-La. so your comment about a map to know where Kashmir is is fine, but your reasoning about why it’s called Kashmir is completely off base. Sorry….but fact

[@johnpetrie1918]

The guitar and drums are in different time signatures, which create a driving tension. Your brain starts anticipating the beats where the two match up. This likely contributes to the "marching" feel you noticed that's hard to put in words.

[@helenespaulding7562]

I could have sworn you did thus live two months ago…and not the studio version. I even looked it up. Am I crazy?

[@johnpetrie1918]

He did the album version, but used the Knebworth pic of Robert as the thumbnail.

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

@@johnpetrie1918 thanks, John…that’s why I was confused.

[@petergullick1500]

Please listen and watch the live version of Dazed and Confused as I feel this is their best track. The 28 min version from Madison Square Garden in 73 is epic.

[@helenespaulding7562]

Already up

[@SalvoG]

hey Peter! Go to my community page and scroll down until you see my post for this! If you cant find it let me know, I will post the link here

[@debbystasinopoulou4696]

It's interesting how different life experience and musical background influence how we hear things. You envision *marching to battle*, I imagine a camel caravan crossing the desert on the silk road... Have you ever listened to any middle eastern/north African music? If you had, you would recognize some of the sounds and tonal landscapes in this song.

[@alittlebitofeverything6547]

Page = GOAT

[@HRConsultant_Jeff]

I understand your trouble explaining the grip of this song. I would call it sonic dissonance. Your brain keeps trying to figure out the tune and beat, but just as you start to nod with the song it keeps switching up the beat or the chords so you are constantly chasing the song with your mind. You are fully engaged. Does that sound right?

[@SalvoG]

YES

[@bobshaw8319]

After this performance I don't think there is any more debate on who the greatest drummer that ever played is ..John Henry Bonham

[@davemyers3960]

Going back to Trampled live, here's my favorite performance of Trampled Under Foot, audio only 1980, June 30 Frankfort Germany...JPJ & Jimmy just go nuts! kzbin.info/www/bejne/mqu6galuZ6dmrZI

[@garya7893]

Being raised in the 70s and loving Zeppelin i have to say this is not high on my list of there work Rock on

[@juliemanarin4127]

Oh myyyyyyyy...sacrilege!!

[@garya7893]

@@juliemanarin4127 I know I know

[@mistymountainhop71]

Fakir maybe? I always imagine riding a camel through the desert with this song. Agree about the keys and drums - they own this one 🙂

[@kevinbrady6075]

After all the classics,then this?Think about that.

[@timbrown2637]

It might be because everyone but Bonham is in 3/4 time and Bonham is in 4/4 time so it only meets up every 12th bar.

[@TairnKA]

RIP John Bonham

[@bubhub64]

US forces against Iraq in 1991 in Operation Desert Storm when attacking Iraqi forces would blair Kashmir from huge loud speakers on military vehicles to psychologically destroy the Iraqi army.

[@bratgame8005]

😂 why would they be psychologically damaged? I

[@bubhub64]

@@bratgame8005 I'ts called psychological intimidation. I saw a documentary about it once.The US has been doing it for years in warfare. In fact, the US has a whole psychological warfare department within their military. Just like the scene from the movie "Apocolypse Now", where the attacking helicopter force was blairing "Ride of the Valkyries" from loud speakers on their attack helicopters when attacking their enemy, US forces did the same thing in 'Desert Storm' as their tanks were rolling across the desert plains in Saudi Arabia bearing down on the Iraqi army who invaded Kuwait. Not only would the tanks blast "Kashmir" from giant speakers, but Heavy Metal music in general to scare their enemy. Probably some of the last music Iraqi military personnel heard before they were killed. The whole Iraqi army or at least most of it was eventually annihaleted in a couple of days in operation Desert Storm. When I saw the documentary, "Kashmir" was the song being played when showing how it was done.

[@bratgame8005]

@@bubhub64 I don’t think I’ve seen the movie “ Apocalypse Now” Psychological warfare isn’t surprising. I just wondered what it is about “ Kashmir” that would be intimidating is this music so different from what they listen too that it’s like fingernails on a chalkboard or it just says the Americans are coming you better run? I can think of a lot of heavy metal songs that are louder & harder. I don’t generally like heavy metal music with groups like Megadeath & Metallica. I love Led Zeppelin tho. Thanks for the info.

[@bubhub64]

@@bratgame8005 Probably because the Americans are coming, and you better run. To me, the song Kashmir eminates power and glory, and the ending of Kashmir played live always sounded apocalyptic to me, like doom is coming; like it came to the Iraqi's. Heres a link to the helicopter scene from Apocalypse Now. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZnGp3x-g8eCfsU

[@jameslaumand3686]

Is he talking about the awaking coming jubilee hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

[@bobbyn.9773]

You did not say it's your favorite...very disappointed!🤦🏻‍♂️🤣

[@SalvoG]

lol!!!!

[@Merri1961]

Best version for sure. LZ thrived before an audience......way better than on LPs....sorry 8 tracks.....sorry cassette tapes....crap! Just gave away my age......

[@susannebass5503]

That screen thing just ruins it for me why? KZbin is letting you do most of their stuff and I've seen many reactors do this video without the distorting them so it just takes away from the whole idea of a live performance when you can't see them performing. If future live videos are going to be like this spoiling the essence of who they are......can go to a hundred other reactors channels n see this from start to finish. Try posting blocked videos to Vimeo.

[@SalvoG]

copyright isnt distributed equally across youtube. No one knows the exact algorithm. For some, the use of the copyrighted content simply hasn't been detected/discovered, at least not yet, for any of a number of reasons, including the material not being in Content-ID, or Content-ID is not perfect, or it simply hasn't been discovered by the owner, or subterfuge on the part of the KZbin user to obscure the use. Im sure some of my videos have made it past YT and other people might be having problems with the same video. All I can do is try to upload it and if it doesnt work I have to edit it, or simply not upload it which is not an option because I put too much time into this. I can post to vimeo absolutely, but I would have to post the link to my community page and most people don't even look there. I even paid the $200 membership on vimeo to upload over the 5gig free limit. In the future I can ask the community if they rather go this route instead of watching the videos here on YT with limited visibility. Thank you Susanne.

[@susannebass5503]

@@SalvoG you can post it as the pinned comment....the Vimeo link. Thanks for the explanation didn't mean for it to sound so rough I really dig your channel and I did what you're doing I was just disappointed that I couldn't really see that video but try pinning the comment as a link to Vimeo

[@miguellara003]

I'll mention it again brother, but highly recommend these two performances from Earls Court: In My Time of Dying and Trampled Underfoot: kzbin.info/www/bejne/roXVgmqsir-mf9E kzbin.info/www/bejne/fnipeoeiatJ5rNU

[@llewellynGS1]

I am not sure why you are trying to avoid copyright; since this video is already up on KZbin. You should be ok…. So i cant watch it the way you have it- sorry

[@SalvoG]

The video itself is copyright protected, and will get blocked it I let the video play without changing anything

[@johnsample5628]

No offense, but that may have been the worst Bonham impression of all time. 😁