THIS WAS SO GOOD!..Led Zeppelin Kashmir Live | REACTION

[@djurgens76]

When rock bands from the 70’s have to come out of retirement to save Rock N Roll. No effect no auto tune just straight up talent

[@theodoreritola7641]

COULD NOT HAVE SAID IT ANY BETTER ,,,

[@theodoreritola7641]

The 70s would do a way better job than todays SHt

[@davidthomas9276]

Yes. In the rush to have everything be new, new, new and to dismiss anything old, here is proof that some things are just timeless.

[@mikem9892]

First time I heard it in the 70s I was smoking hash under glass LOL

[@zeldakleb2178]

64 years old and still listen to them .. Best music way back then and still is!!!!

[@davidlongmire2524]

Jimmy Page rips the guitar. Plants vocals amazing, John Paul Jones on keyboards is incredible, Jason Bonham is making his dad proud, killing it on the drums

[@lieslbirch885]

JPJ on bass and keyboards

[@TheLanceUppercut]

Jimmy Page, one of the greatest guitarists of all time. He also wrote the lion's share of the band's music, and produced all the albums (which is something I don't hear get brought up often enough). A true musical genius. They all were. Led Zeppelin was four amazing musicians who fit perfectly together at the exact right time in history to create some of the best music ever made.

[@LynneConnolly]

Plant did most of the lyrics. It was a perfexct storm

[@riccampbell]

"Led Zeppelin was four amazing musicians who fit perfectly together at the exact right time in history to create some of the best music ever made." Very well said. Elvis-into-the-Beatles changed the music industry forever, forced open doors to creativity and individuals own sounds. The accompanying advances in recording tech made the studio a member of the band, and Page - whatever his flaws - was a freakin' genius producer. He played the studio as another instrument. And had musicians his equal right beside him. Right time in history, indeed.

[@sgt.pepper1956]

And Page also stole quite a bit. Many of their most famous tracks are ripoffs. However they are all superb versions.

[@TheLanceUppercut]

@@sgt.pepper1956 I'm not sure that's ENTIRELY fair. I don't think reworking older songs to the point where they're almost entirely different (and, as you noted, much better) makes them 'ripoffs'. Covering older songs is a pretty common thing in the music industry. He was obviously very inspired by African-American blues from the 50s and earlier, but so were tons of bands from that time period, especially English rock bands.

[@LynneConnolly]

@@sgt.pepper1956 It's a bit strong to say he "stole." All LZ acknowledged the people that went before and what they owed to them. It's like saying the Beatles "stole" from Little Richard, or The Stones "stole" from the same blues predecessors as LZ. They idolised people like Robert Johnson, and freely acknowledged their debt. It's a tradition in the blues world to adopt and build on earlier songs. Writers like Willie Dixon never copyrighted their work, and encouraged others to use what they wanted. It's actually hard to track down who wrote what and when, since even the earliest blues artists copied, adapted and used fragments of other songs.

[@michaelscott653]

There were only 20,000 seats available and when they went on sale, all the servers crashed with over 20 million request for tickets in the first 2 hours. Also they were all in their 60's. Kashmir was first released in 1975. Singer is Robert Plant, guitar player is Jimmy Page, keyboards and bass, John Paul Jones, drummer, Jason Bottom, son of original drummer, John Bottom. When they were rehearsing they told the crew, NO AUTO TUNE OR OTHER ENHANCEMENTS, they wanted to do it just like they did in 1975.

[@lm5730]

Bonham not Bottom fgs!

[@cindyoteri1869]

@@lm5730 Relax man

[@ingobordewick6480]

@@lm5730 Plant also, he was 59 when this was recorded.

[@mikekelly5869]

@@cindyoteri1869 Now if I was called Bonham and someone called me Bottom I'd take offence. "Bonham" originally means "good man", "Bottom" means "arse". I'm sure you can see my reasoning.

[@chrissy8230]

When Giant's Walked the Earth 🌎 Led Zeppelin 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@williamtauriello1581]

If you were drumming in place of your late father with his father’s legendary bandmates, you’d go all-out, too. Jason Bonham honored his legendary father John Bonham with this performance.

[@karenward267]

Jason calls them his three uncles as they were all very involved with raising him and being there for him.

[@jamescorcoran2273]

Also amazing that the son would turn out to be a great drummer as his dad was. So glad he got that "special" gift

[@davexvs]

@@karenward267 Robert Plant is also Jason's God father plant was the one who informed John Bonham's wife and Jason that Bonzo had died

[@Codex7777]

This was a one off reunion concert, with the original drummer's son, Jason Bonham, on drums. When John Bonham died in 1980, the band called it a day. When this concert was announced, there were one million attempts to buy tickets, from the website, in the first 10 minutes alone! The great and the good of the music world, flew in to attend, from all over the World. Incredibly, although having not played together for decades and with a different drummer, they were able to produce this, after only a few hours rehearsal! The second biggest group in history and the greatest rock band of all-time, just blew everyone away! No one was really surprised as they are THE rock gods! Every other rock band bows down before them! There'll never be another Led Zeppelin! Even in their 50s and 60s, they were still better than any contemporary act. :)

[@allieren]

Man, I wish they would tour just once more. I have seen some incredible musicians in concert, some multiple times. But if I got to see them, I could live with never seeing another concert of anyone else’s and I would die happy.

[@Codex7777]

@@allieren - Unfortunately there's only 2 of them left and they're well into their 70s now. :(

[@jerryreding7369]

@@Codex7777 since when? I just checked, as far as I can tell all three are still alive.

[@Codex7777]

@@jerryreding7369 - You're absolutely correct. I must have had a brain fart and confused JPJ with Richard Wright, for a moment... or something. :) They are all well into their 70s though, so a reunion seems unlikely.

[@74jonboy]

@@allieren Richard Branson tried offerd them $800 million for 35 dates, Jimmy page signed on but Robert plant ripped up the contract.

[@traci3422]

I loved your reaction and as a lifelong Led Zeppelin fan that grew up on them in the 70’s, this performance was epic. The old guys proved that age doesn’t matter and artistry and talent rule the day. Over 20M people worldwide clamored to obtain tickets to this concert; most requested number of tickets in history for a live concert. Thank you for your channel and your great chemistry on air!

[@johncotter2008]

Led Zeppelin is timeless. Great music never goes out of style.

[@theodoreritola7641]

This song came out in 1975

[@theodoreritola7641]

THE DRUMMER IS JASON BOHNAM His dad was JOHN BOHNOM THE ORIGINAL DRUMER FROM THE BEST ROCK BAND EVER LED Zep

[@lynnw7155]

And Kashmir is my favorite. It came out when I was in college and almost 50 years later it still gives me goosebumps. But I prefer the original studio version; much cleaner.

[@joanlajara3939]

Don’t forget John Paul Jones super talented yet always in the background! Engineering genius!

[@michaeltveten8458]

If you only knew how big this band was in the early to mid ‘70’s……..They were true Rock Gods….

[@matthewdrake4385]

Golden Gods you could even say.

[@kimberlydavis7514]

And still are...

[@robertparsons9769]

Many consider Led Zeppelin the greatest rock band. The band members say they are just a little blues band.

[@michaeltveten8458]

@@robertparsons9769 Says the guy who shares the name with one of the greatest artists of the ‘70’s.

[@roberttruhn5067]

The Most Overrated Band of All Time … and STILL deserve to be Number One. That is a REAL hard trick.

[@davidwoolard1264]

When The Levee Breaks blues vibe is unreal.

[@Darnaguen]

I absolutely recommend listening to the studio version. The soundscape is just incredibly powerful.

[@indycustommade3568]

It was really cool at the end Plant told Jason to come out from the drums and look at the crowd. Basically, look at all the people and see their love for the band and Jason.

[@caseyhazelman2390]

Only one word describes Kashmir - Amazing. Original from the 70’s.

[@MrThumbs63]

Their ages at this concert: Plant - 59, Page - 63, and Jones - 61.

[@bostonvair]

And Jason Bonham, about 42. :-)

[@cartercarter645]

F YES!!!

[@jaewok5G]

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[@mihalybethlen5917]

I'm trying to remember but, is Kashmir the song that was used in the film Risky Business when Tom Cruise is backing his fathers Porsche 928 out of the garage... Or was it in Fast Times at Ridgemont High?

[@chuckdean2239]

Fast Times in the car on the date. ... I think. Lol

[@lisalotwin3154]

The fact that you can pin point each outstanding member of the band, Robert Plant vocals, Jimmy Page lead guitar, father & son Bonham on drums, and John Paul Jones on bass or keyboard is EXACTLY WHY THEY ARE THE GREATEST BAND EVER. Each member is superb!

[@Terri6868]

This just shows what us older people can do. I’ve got the whole show. If you haven’t do Heart “Stairway to Heaven” @ the Kennedy center honors. Jason B. Will be on drums in front of LED Zeppelin 🔥

[@lisaray9944]

Hell Jason’s on stage with them can’t get any better than that ….

[@ms.dirtybird7779]

Well... they need to check out Led Zeppelin Stairway to Heaven 1st tho.

[@kjmorley]

Some old acts are awful, and should just retire already. Zepplin, the Stones and ELO however, are as good as they’ve ever been.

[@WINO1964]

Get tears every time I watch that Heart performance.

[@HealthyDisrespectforAuthority]

@@WINO1964 Wouldn't it be cool if they did this and the Kennedy center Heart video back to back? goosebumps just thinking about it

[@louisepagels9032]

This song is 50 years old and they still got it....

[@michaelnettles2570]

The drummer was going crazy because he was filling in for his daddy, their original and only drummer. This meant a LOT to all of them.

[@Michael-on4ti]

Did Bonham proud on this song that is for sure

[@greenworm7915]

Indeed!! Jason had big shoes to fill and he did it!!! He’s amazing!!!

[@GTR0419]

I think...and there's no real way or reason to even judge it...Jason is better than his father. And that's every fathers dream.

[@TheDonkeyman99]

That’s not his son it’s a guy called Michael Lee. He was 24yrs old at the time. Sadly he’s no longer with us.

[@markscott1232]

@@TheDonkeyman99 don't be stupid jesus man, that is Jason Bonham, the son of John Henry, sort your shit out before you post anymore shit comments

[@ChiTownGirl640]

One of my favorites by Led Zeppelin. I would go back and listen to studio version, they were so young when they originally recorded this song.

[@michaelasay6140]

How old?

[@michaelasay6140]

Gosh I never saw them...I lived in Sacramento and never heard if them olaying close...always saw Journey many times...Rush, Loverboy, Joan Jett...and my other favorite Karen Carpenter.

[@ChiTownGirl640]

@@michaelasay6140 The song was recorded in 1975. They all are a lot older here, especially since John Bonham's son is playing the drums in this live version. John Bonham died in 1980.

[@dianelindquist9796]

My absolute favorite Led Zeppelin song!!! Please do more Zeppelin!

[@Bob-dg9gr]

Partying on the beach with this cranking on the 8 track, at 16 years old smoking stuff. Heaven!

[@justinthyme3396]

Saw them play Perth in 72 ,I'm 81 years young this year and still rocking mainly in my rocking chair. Love and peace from Australia 🎶🎵🎶😎✌🖐

[@mikecalderon5251]

The fact that you two are listening and appreciating are giving me hope for humanity. You're my favorite reactors...

[@murrayspiffy2815]

"his name" is JImmy Page - is the the founder of Led Zeppelin - he has been the coolest dude on the planet for the last 50 years. Seriously.

[@luciferluci4570]

damn right!!

[@ryanr5319]

Amen. The Master.

[@zeppelinfan9360]

I couldn't of said it better myself. He's even ahead of Bruce Lee as a Lifeforce 😎🎸

[@peterwilliams211]

The question was what's the singers name not the guitarist. You are all wrong it's Robert Plant.

[@PJAvenger]

Wow I could never know that. Oh wait. Google

[@darkomtobia]

2 things. 1. The studio version is amazing. 2. I bet you guys would be a hoot to hang out with at a cookout with some iced tea, hotdogs, etc. You're just 2 very likable people.

[@johneppo4133]

You are so right 👍👍👍👍🤟🤟

[@jennifermorris6848]

I’d bring a nice dessert to that picnic.

[@darkomtobia]

Disclaimer: I'm a hermit, before this turns into "a thing", lol.

[@MrBoombast64]

This "version" is better sounding, much richer and heavier than the thin sound from the album.

[@phils1427]

@@jennifermorris6848 I make a pretty good potato salad. See you there.

[@TangoNevada]

The most amazing part about this song musicialy is the complex and differentiating time signatures between instruments, in how they lock in together, drift away and then lock back in and the listener doesn't even notice. There have been papers written about it's complexity.

[@shawnadcock-y5x]

absolutely amazing performance and this may be the greatest rock n roll song ever made.

[@benjaminede6196]

This performance by Led Zeppelin is still the most requested music show for tickets ever!! I think there were over 30 million applications for this single show! I was lucky enough to get a ticket and they were amazing 👏👏👏👏

[@meghowell2050]

That "cool dude" is Jimmy Page. THE BEST GUITAR PLAYER EVER!

[@atticussampson776]

Subjective, I'd pick EVH.

[@philc.352]

"Oh, father of the four winds, fill my sails Across the sea of years With no provision but an open face Along the straits of fear".... I mean, c'mon... Awesome!

[@pattonslaughter390]

Led Zeppelin’s drummer, John Bonham, passed away in 1980. That’s his son, Jason Bonham, in the video playing drums.

[@FeelItRising]

Robert Plant has one of the greatest voices of all time no matter his age or date in history.

[@slash8717]

Fist to fist fighting the first place to Freddie Mercury in my humble opinion 🤔

[@tobiasisback4605]

@@slash8717Early Plant '67-72 is untouchable. Mercury was a big fan.

[@Cromicus99]

If you liked this you may also like When The Levee Breaks. The drums on that track have been sampled by over 100 artists across all genres.

[@aubreydarst3066]

And crank the volume know all the way up

[@chipdamutt108]

Sampled = I'm not talented enough to play it myself

[@carolineallen6842]

The guitarist is Jimmy Page. The singer is Robert Plant. They wrote most of the songs together. This song was written after Jimmy Page visited Kashmir. The drummer is Jason Bonham (son of the original drummer, John Bohnam who died in 1980). The keyboardist/bass is John Paul Jones.

[@tomatoseed1443]

Love seeing you young folks getting this iconic music! So gratifying, and such a tribute to these great musicians!

[@PaulBlalock-vd6pj]

The soundtrack of my life. I'm 72. I'll never feel old because I rock & roll.

[@KRUHiFi]

Respect! He's an old Warrior an still has it.

[@analogblues]

I appreciate you guys. But the studio version, recorded over 30 years prior, was the one to hear first.

[@wagstaff6135]

"Would you call that a riff?" Why, yes. Yes we would.

[@greenworm7915]

One of the most instantly recognized in rock!!!

[@8164280]

This song was just as great as Stairway to Heaven. Simply amazing job by Jason Bonham. His dad would be so proud of him. It’s like John was still playing. INCREDIBLE. Love you guys. Y’all the only ones I watch for reactions. Robert Plant, singer, Jimmy Page, guitar, John Paul Jones, keyboard. John Bonham RIP

[@johnkelley7868]

40,000 people were lucky enough to witness this performance and 200 million applied for tickets led zeppelin is and will always be the greatest band ever period.

[@geoffsullivan7902]

Holy mother this one is gorgeous with Bonzo’s son Jason Bonham on the kit. This is part of an entire concert- Stairway is there too, along with lots of other yummy stuff….check it out. ❤️🎼🤘😎Jimmy Page with white hair….everyone’s older but still bringing it! Goat territory- these guys are it ! 🤘

[@garywaterman814]

The time gap between this recording and the earlier songs you did is about 30 years. 3 decades later and they were still killin it. And im sure others have told you but the drummer in this recording is the son of the man who played all of the earlier songs you listened to. The legendary Jon Bonham. And then his son Jason who kicks ass during this concert. His dad would have been proud at how his son kept to the tradition of all their songs but also managed to put his own little spin on them.

[@ts4426]

Greatest band of all time IMO The talent at every instrument, vocals. The chemistry. Hmm Chef's kiss 😁

[@charlenesmith3075]

I just found y’all’s page and I love seeing younger people enjoying the old school stuff. I turned my son onto Led Zeppelin when he was 11 and we heard this song in my van and he was blown away!!!! Then I played Whole Lotta Love and when you play it in a car with front and back speakers, you hear the sound travel around the whole car, it’s Awesome!!!! He went and downloaded all their songs and became a true fan! He even named his cat Zeppelin when he grew up.

[@mariongrayston2373]

Robert Plant/vocalist,...........Jean Paul Jones/keyboards...............Jimmy Page/Lead guitarist,...........Brilliant Jason Bonham/ drums........his father John Bonham RIIP was the co founder and Drummer for my all time favorite band................Led Zepplin

[@joanlajara3939]

I am blessed to have seen Zeppelin! 1978!!! Jason Bonham played for his Dad John Bonham!

[@mikeralston777]

Only Jason Bonham could rule the stool like that.

[@JeremiahsLot]

His Daddy was the first!

[@alfredhernandez9799]

Really? REALLY?? You think Jason Bonham is better than his father, John Bonham, the "Hammer of the Gods"??? Read and learn, little one. out-on-the-zeppelin.tumblr.com/post/185265748330/john-bonham-is-the-greatest-rock-drummer-of-all

[@stephenbrown199]

Don’t think Jason is better than his father John

[@karlraphael1833]

Exactly, as much as Dave Group would have loved to do it, it had to be Jason

[@roblake3350]

Jason is a truly excellent drummer, superb - his dad John was something else…. But he would be so proud of his boy…. At this concert I think they shared the stool…..

[@jodyclark5371]

They are so much older here and still ROCK!

[@rongiles3828]

Love love your reaction to this live version, great super band, saw them in concert at Tarrant County Convention Center, Fort Worth Tx, August 22 1970, I was 19, best concert ever!

[@rachelmadden7445]

YES! The studio version is incredible.

[@caroleann_2142]

The first Heavy Metal band 🤘🔥🔥🔥

[@Grumpy_Rabbit]

"Kashmir" was released in 1975 on LZ's "Physical Graffiti" album. It's one of my 3 favorite LZ songs, the other two being "Since I've Been Loving You" and "Immigrant Song." I prefer the studio versions for all 3, although this live version is almost as good (to me) as the studio version--not because it sounds the same, but because it doesn't (some of the differences are in favor of the live version.) You should definitely give the studio version a listen.

[@SusanJohnston]

Oh my gosh!!!!!! Ya! So happy you mentioned the drummer!!! It’s the real drummer’s son. He passed. Meant a lot to them

[@loriclenney5286]

After hearing this video, whenever you hear someone say "Rock And Roll" you immediately think of LED ZEPPELIN!!!! LOVE YOU TWO!!!

[@sumonjamal1653]

Led Zeppelin broke up in 1980 after the death of drummer John Bonham... vocalist Robert Plant refused to sing Zeppelin songs for a decade as a solo artist cos it was painful losing his friend only 3 years after his son died in 1977. They did perform as Led Zeppelin on few occasions, but they were shaky... Thankfully, he became comfortable w/ Zeppelin's musical legacy... he re-teamed w/ Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page as "Plant & Page" from 1994 to 1999 playing Led Zeppelin songs in concert. They decided to do this charity concert in 2007 w/ Plant, Page, and John Paul Jones (bass & keyboards) ... Jason Bonham (John Bonham's son) played drums. It was to date, Led Zeppelin' final performance. Jason Bonham tours regularly as "Led Zeppelin evening" w/ live musicians. Robert Plant tours solo playing more laid back solo music w/ a few Zeppelin songs.

[@kevinchmielowiec7154]

The guitar players name you're asking about is Jimmy Page. Hands down one of the top 10 guitarist of all time. He had another band in the '80s called "The Firm" with Paul Rodgers former lead singer for Bad Company. I was at there first concert in the United States and only their third concert live as a band in Dallas Texas in 1986. Then on their second tour in 87 I saw them in Oklahoma City.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Best guitarist ever!!

[@laurelberg3157]

Led Zeppelin is the best band ever!

[@cap.luisfigo9401]

History. Mid 70s. Hamburg, Germany. The "Green Apple" club. I was 16 and normally it was forbidden to go to this club after 10pm. We came in and a "disco cube" was shining above the dance floor. I had done my first LSD trip (Yellow Sunshine). A huge lightshow for the time. And then came "Kashmir". That was one of the first, but absolutely best drug experiences of my life. The music, together with the strobe lights, was pure madness. I felt like I had been dancing for hours. An incredible night that I still remember today (I'm now 64 years old). Ps. This is not a call to take drugs. The drugs and the times were different back then.

[@geoffsimpkins7650]

Don’t worry about the lyrics, Kashmir is about a mood, journey

[@greenworm7915]

Ahhh but those lyrics!!!

[@alexarose6292]

i love the lyrics so much

[@geoffsimpkins7650]

@@alexarose6292 I think they’re both telling parallel tales.

[@ManicSalamander]

One of Led Zep's trademarks is to take a simple musical sequence, what you were calling a riff, and repeat it endlessly through the song. It is part of their chosen style. It was a new thing back then, and really made them stand out. Lead singer is Robert Plant. You should listen to him when he was still young. His voice was not from this world. They were like in their twenties when they started, rock gods every one. Jimmy Page is one of the best guitarists ever. John Bonham (his son is playing in this recording) died and that is when the group stopped making new material. Back in the '70's I think. John Paul Jones was their best composer. Their reputation- impeccable playing, extremely heartfelt, intense, catchy, unlike anything else on the radio. A lot of their best work IMO is when they tapped the folk music of the British Isles (where they are from) and used those sounds and themes as the core of their music. Stairway to Heaven is from this period.

[@nathanb4306]

The celebration day version of Kashmir is my favourite version despite Plants voice not being so powerful , I think it adds to the song and really works well

[@JDogg1971]

Drummer was Jason Bonham. His dad, John, was the original drummer. John was a beast!

[@HT-in-Alabama]

I remember back in the 70s driving flat out in my 73 Corvette playing this song. Somebody, please take me back to the 70s! Remember these guys are in their 70s now!

[@jessicaf2655]

I absolutely love watching your reactions to hearing Zeppelin for the first time. I grew up on this at age 5 in the late 80s because of my father being a die hard fan. To this day I still consider them the G.O.A.T of Rock and Roll. Keep pushing these so younger generations can listen to real music!!!

[@douglaslaw3752]

Led Zeppelin - most influential band in rock and roll.

[@LordRahl1975]

My favourite Zepp song and, this will be heresy to many, but my favourite live version. The sound quality and equipment just seem better. Do go back and listen to the original studio version, though.

[@martinconnelly1473]

When Tommy Vance (RIP) did a rock show on BBC radio 1 on a Friday night he asked people to name their favourite Led Zepp track other than Stairway to Heaven, this won by a long way.

[@jhfit]

You picked exactly the right song played at the right time. They were great during this tour ..2007, I think.Even better than when I saw them in NY in 1975 . Plant's voice and stage presence really matured. The others are experts at what they do. Mind blowing

[@P.Galore]

Zeppelin introduced " a new song" on the Houses Of The Holy Tour......it resulted in 20,000 fans hypnotised in synched movements fore and aft under a canopy of green lasers. An amazing reaction to a song no one had ever heard before called " Kashmir"

[@alexfletcher5192]

'I don't know how he didn't break his sticks...' - Jason Bonham's esteemed father, John, actually had giant Ludwig drum sticks made for him, the biggest they did, on account of his attack. Bonham had his own set-piece, 'Moby Dick', which was a kind of leftover from the days of the improvised jazz drum solo (Ginger Baker of Cream started the trend in rock bands). After an initial accompaniment by the other musicians, he was left to pound seven shades of shit out of the kit...

[@lloyderc]

There will never be another. There where over 20 million requests for tickets to this show. I was lucky enough to see them live when I was younger.

[@MrAztec1970]

The drummer’s name is Jason Bonham he is the son of the late John Bonham which was the original drummer of Led Zeppelin RIP. When he passed away Led Zeppelin broke up because they said they couldn’t go without him.I think in this video John Bonham was there in spirit.

[@GrumpyOldGuyPlaysGames]

Robert Plant on vocals, Jimmy Page on guitar, John Paul Jones on keyboards (in this song... he normally plays bass), and their "nephew" Jason Bonham taking his dad John's place on drums. RIP John Bonham. Greatest! Rock! Band! Ever! The song was originally released back in 1975. The performance in this video was back in 2013, almost 40 years after the original.

[@debbiehunt603]

Greatest Rock Band EVER!!!!!

[@brandymatthews9857]

Someone said in another video that John Paul Jones was playing bass with his feet at the same time

[@shootingstar3923]

This is one of fav Zep songs...I love the way the song climaxes...The drums especially! Headphones People, Headphones!😂

[@kelleewolfe6875]

My favorite Led Zep song... Brings back some memories.

[@MrDeengels]

This performance shows you the old lion still has claws!!! Greatest band ever. The crowds reaction at the end is ALL you need to know.

[@dartbull24]

That my friends is the Legendary Jimmy Page! One of the greatest guitarists of all time. Side note: if you want to see an amazing documentary on Netflix (pretty sure its still on there) its called “It might get loud” and is a doc with 3 famous guitarist from different eras and styles, their back stories and how they come together to talk music (Jimmy Page, Jack White, and The Edge (from U2))..

[@darrenmiller6927]

You have to hear the studio version, it was 40 + years earlier when they were young. Physical Graffiti was my favorite Zep album in high school. LOVED that song, and the whole album. The middle eastern influence in the song was so fresh back then, completely signature Led zepplin. Thanks for taking me back. Much love.

[@louisrosario9522]

I found the music of Led Zeppelin when l was 10 years old in 1974 and have always had them on my any time music play time list

[@johnwilkinsoniv1746]

A great live version of this song. Like so many, I like the crisper vocals that a studio recording brings out (you'll see if you listen to the album recording). But this rare reunite performance was wonderful. Great to see Jason Bonham banging the skins like his dad. Something wonderful about that... He definitely captures the absolutely relentless mood that is so critical to what the drums bring to this song. That da da dum, da da dum, da da dum.... provides such an excellent canvas for the rest of the music and the lyrics... And Robert Plant - at his age - what a set of pipes! Its a blast to watch you react! Cheers!.

[@raymondgilbert1341]

They did this song back in their heyday and you should go check out the original with John on drums. The cool guitarist is Jimmy Page, one of the most awesome rockers ever. John Paul Jones was the keyboardist, who is also their bassist, very underrated for some reason. He can play bass like it was lead guitar. Robert Plant is the lead singer and he has always been doing that to audiences. Zep never had any mediocrity on their stage. Everyone there was A-team material.

[@indianamom6081]

This song was released in 1975, I was 4 years old and I still love Zepp today.

[@nancyaylward1176]

It’s great to see you rockin’ out! Kashmir first came out in 1975, I was a Senior in high school. His name is Robert Plant! The Drummer’s name is John Bonham! One of the best drummers ever. Watch the first live performance, it was epic!

[@markmeisels1737]

This is the view from the top of the mountain! Led Zeppelin is the greatest rock band EVER! Jimmy Paige is a rock god and his band were all brilliant. You are watching the original drummers' son

[@bjcee1108]

Jason Bonham taking the place of his father, brings tears to my eyes. Feel so fortunate to have grown up when rock music was SO amazing. So many great bands. Zeppelin was always at the top of the list.

[@brucesmith5426]

This song came out the year I graduated from High School. My favorite Led Zep song.

[@VictorFlores-yv6zc]

The drummer is Jason B. the son of the original drummer that passed away en the 1980's. Jason also played the drums in the Kennedy Center Honors Led Zeppelin in 2012.

[@debravirnich3961]

One of the best bands ever. I have loved them since the 70s

[@Robert-wn2cw]

A work of musical art!

[@rogerkeiter4948]

Not to be an ass... But you guys are missing so much from not wearing head sets... Classic rock , such as Led Zeppelin, The Who, Pick Floyd and others were recorded in a way to give listeners a music experience, not just a song.. Most people, when they switched to head sets, are shocked by the difference in what they were hearing.. but to each there own.

[@lauriesandt5371]

They are having some technical difficulty with some new audio equipment being compatible with their headphones....they are working on it but for now they can't wear their headphones.

[@Champion_Aquatics]

And they make bluetooth too.

[@atlanteanlost]

I don't use headphones....my PC goes through a DAC into the Aux on my f##k off stereo.

[@martinconnelly1473]

DVD on 5.1 surround sound, you feel the bass.

[@One_Proud_Papa]

The song originally came out in 1975 on Physical Graffiti. This video is 2012, so yeah, just a few years have passed. The drummer, Jason Bonham, is the son of the original drummer, John Bonham. Robert Plant is the singer, Jimmy Page is the guitarist, and John Paul Jones is the keyboardist/bassist.

[@ingobordewick6480]

It was 2007

[@One_Proud_Papa]

@@ingobordewick6480 The concer was in 2007, sorry. The video came out in 2012.

[@timothyplumley8316]

I went to a Zeppelin concert in 76’. And came away feeling just as exhausted as the band probably was.

[@williamscoggin1509]

The drummer is the son I've led Zeppelin's original drummer, who passed away back around 1980. With this modern day reunion concert his son carried on in his footsteps as a driving force behind the music.

[@darrellmatz1111]

When listening to Song for the first time Always ALWAYS listen to studio version FIRST .... PEOPLE ARE MISLEADING YOU 🤔

[@user-or1ye3iz6d]

I TOTALLY agree! I think that applies to most songs. First listen to the studio version, THEN the live version.

[@chriso6719]

Totally agree. Live versions are good after you know the song.

[@shawnsnow2655]

I was thinking the exact same thing. Studio, then revisit live version.

[@laritownsend2527]

CALL ME REBELIOUS CUZ IF YOU SCREAM AT ME YOU CAN BET YOUR BUTT IT'S A no

[@shawnsnow2655]

@@laritownsend2527 🤣💯🤘

[@brianlee3357]

You can't believe how insanely incredible Plant sounds 40 years later, like he does here! Just epic.

[@MrDeengels]

The lion still has claws!!!

[@franktraina4147]

When the celebration day DVD came out I watched it for 3 straight days around the clock. Couldn't stop watching it. Great performance. 😎

[@muserwood]

I much prefer the studio version. But still GREAT!

[@Floydwellian]

The good stuff... Epic 🤯 Imagine hearing Kashmir back when it was first released like I did.

[@TairnKA]

This is my favorite song. After cranking up the volume, I've waited in grocery store parking lots for this song to finish. ;-)