WHAT A VIBE! | Led Zeppelin - No Quarter (Official Audio) | REACTION

[@sevsimo]

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[@philshorten3221]

Stairway DENIED! Back in the day EVERYONE learning guitar learnt that opening riff and then played it in EVERY guitar shop! It got so bad it was banned in every decent Music Shop. As referenced in the movie Wayne's World and there are some really funny videos of a guy doing the rounds trying to play Stairway To Heaven and immediately being stopped dead just a few notes in! 😂😂😂

[@greggpangle4385]

I like your reactions to Zep, but to REALLY understand what they did, and the monumentality of it, start with live on Dutch TV. The album wasn't even out yet. Look it up, you'll see what I mean. Don't get me wrong. Studio Zep is beautiful, but live is better. More visceral, I could go on and on. And just so you know, yes, I'm a guitarist, a composer. I take these things seriously, but I never went to any sort of school for them. Study the albums in order, and listen to the live tracks. Zep often played a song live first, and worked out the arrangements, based on the improvisational live performance, before they did anything in the studio. Btw: I recently discovered I was born the same exact day that that performed and were credited as "Led Zeppelin".

[@MrGmonkeywillruleyou]

Now do the Tool one

[@rikyrossi9518]

My list of Led Zeppelin songs (not in a particular order): 1. Stairway To Heaven 2. Whole Lotta Love 3. I Can't Quit You Baby 4. Thank You 5. Ramble On 6. Immigrant Song 7. kashmir 8. Since I've Been Loving You 9. Black Dog 10. The Battle Of Evermore 11. When The levee Breaks 12. Going To California 13. Misty Mountain Hop 14. Four Sticks 15. Over The Hills And Far Away 16. D'yer Mak'er 17. The Ocean 18. Houses Of The Holy 19. Ten Years Gone 20. All My Love 21. Fool In The Rain 22. Hey, Hey, What Can I Do 23. Trampled under foot

[@EmilianoZapata1967]

You have to listen TOOL versión of No quarter cover!! ITS amazing

[@jakefromstatefarm1405]

You'll be happy to know Tool covered this song

[@mikejackson449]

Tool version is very good but my favorite version is the live MSG 73 version .

[@Literallyjustmint]

I prefer the Tool version.

[@jakefromstatefarm1405]

@@Literallyjustmint same

[@juliemanarin4127]

Theirs is really good but nobody does it like Zeppelin!

[@DaysTX]

The Tool version is a classic Tool BANGA!!

[@PeterTea]

Zeppelin definitely “choses the path that no one goes.”

[@elingrome5853]

Honestly, what a joy for a young man to discover these hidden treasures... nothing comes close today...

[@PowderedToastMan420]

sevsimo, TOOLS cover of NO Quarter is AMAZING. The boys pay homage to the original but they also make it their own. You'll find it off their Salival album. 🤞✌️

[@Cheesesteak70-d1v]

The only band that could’ve covered it correctly

[@PowderedToastMan420]

@@Cheesesteak70-d1v Amen brother.

[@MatthewPazzol]

It makes this original sound so fast!

[@Cheesesteak70-d1v]

@@MatthewPazzol remakes usually are slower because that’s how they hear it in their head because it is so profound to them, and they tend to slow it down to emphasize every note on a song that they love

[@Cheesesteak70-d1v]

@@MatthewPazzol they also made it different because they did not want to outdo Zepplin. They just wanted to pay homage to one of the most significant bands ever

[@JBAKER97]

Led Zeppelin definitely have some kind of magic.

[@nessaseetah1805]

Arguably...dark. Hits us in the humanity, eh?

[@djdoss2775]

You never know what kind of mood you’ll get from Led Zeppelin. I’d recommend When the Levee Breaks, their take on an old blues song. Different from what you’ve already heard.

[@chriswebb7822]

A Perfect Circle does a cover of When the Levee Breaks as well, the live at Red Rocks version is fantastic!

[@meganbeshear8644]

​@@chriswebb7822I wept when I heard APC's Red Rocks version. It's so exquisite.

[@helenespaulding7562]

@@meganbeshear8644WOW,really? Now that’s something I will have to look up on KZbin!

[@meganbeshear8644]

@helenespaulding7562 Yes, really. I do tend to get pretty emotional over music, though. A Perfect Circle's live at Red Rocks performance of When the Levee Breaks is just hauntingly beautiful. Maynards voice is perfect, Billy H sings backup and it's magnificent! And then Billy gets on that guitar and brings the full-body, hair-standing-up goosebumps!

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

@@meganbeshear8644 Helene here. just listened. Man, did they ever switch it up! Turned blues into something ethereal. If Pink Floyd had done a cover of Levee, it might have sounded something like this…. Or if Porcupine Tree had. Beautiful. That concert must have been amazing. Such a gorgeous venue. And with that music……

[@edgeonraven7984]

My musical awakening was to this as a stoned teenager - but the live version off the Song Remains the Same

[@alexl8065]

You gotta hear the tool version of this song! Masterpiece!

[@AashLfc]

Great reaction !!! Check out TOOL cover of No Quarter … I believe this is one of those covers better than the original!!!

[@sevsimo]

Thank you my friend! Definitely checking it out very soon cant wait!

[@andyhigginson7900]

Blasphemy

[@michaelclements5793]

Led Zeppelin: Dazed and Confused! It's got the drops!

[@juliemanarin4127]

There are only 4 members...yes that is Robert. The 4 most talented and gifted musicians ever assembled! Jimmy Page produced all their albums!

[@lightsideofthemoon13]

You have no idea how deep this rabbit hole is. It will be a fun journey. Blindly pick an album, then blindly pick a track. Guarantee it will be a classic.

[@heitorneto9906]

watch the MSG 1973 live performance of them, specially “since i’ve been loving you”, its a chock

[@williamcabell142]

Dude there were only the Four of them! He used a simple reverb. Robert Plant-Vocals,and Harmonic: Jimmy Page, guitar,and production: John (Bonzo) Bonham, Drums: John Paul Jones keys, bass...and genius! The GOATS😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@diverdown631]

No Quarter means in battle the Victor's take no prisoners,show no mercy, everybody goes. The instrument your hearing at the beginning most likely is a Mellotron.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Yes

[@Spudz76]

It also means "no shelter" which is where that meaning stems from (give the enemy no shelter from attack). In this song it's the shelter meaning, they are marching across the winter landscape and there is nowhere to stay. The same meaning was used in US rules about military, free citizens can not be forced to provide quarter for soldiers, mainly because in Britain they would do that and we found it annoying, so we specifically forbid it here.

[@helenespaulding7562]

@@Spudz76uld like to disagree, very politely. Yes, there are two meanings to the phrase. But the lyrics refer to a military operation where a few brave warriors are being sent secretly ( They take the path where no one goes) on a desperate mission to try to get a message through the lines. The fact that Robert sings “They ask no quarter….They GIVE no quarter” in my mind, takes it away from the shelter meaning and puts it firmly in the “no mercy” meaning.

[@heliotropezzz333]

@@Spudz76 It's also no shelter because if an army captured live prisoners they would have to find them shelter (or find them quarters in other words). Giving no quarter is a euphemism for taking no prisoners.

[@scottmatzeder9162]

Many would say that Zeppelin is the greatest Rock band of all time. I wouldnt argue with that, in fact I think "Kashmir" is the greatest Rock song ever written. Ive heard many say Zeppelin is the greatest Blues band of all time and once again I wouldnt argue. This band is 100% super group.

[@elingrome5853]

and to think theyre a bunch of middle class rural white dudes born in 40s post war britain 😵

[@norahdenovan8658]

Nothing to say … it’s the gods that are Led Zeppelin 🙏❤️

[@jeffchappell8859]

Team Choppy Drops needs the TOOL version of this song! We have spoken!

[@aandpman]

The album version of No Quarter was the perfect framework for live improv performances of the song. Zep never played any of their songe the same way twice live. There are numerous live performances of No Quarter that went 20+ minutes. one might lean heavily towards Page's improv skills. Another features JPJ doing an extended free-form piano solo. So the rule is: Never assume you've "heard" any Zep song just because you've heard it once. Different performances of the same song are totally different, each totally captivating. Peace, little brother. Welcome to the Led Zeppelin vortex. I've been listening to them for 50 years and their music never gets old.

[@AngeloMarcheschi-vj9em]

The GOATS at work

[@PowderedToastMan420]

Watch a live performance. Check out SINCE I'VE BEEN LOVING YOU live from Madison Square Garden. 🤞✌️

[@mongosaqqara]

My friend a heads up...Most Zep heads agree...when exploring Zeppelin you start at 1st album 1st song...they were created in order so every album and order of songs was planned....just a suggestion...enjoyed you comments.

[@helenespaulding7562]

Yes….same singer, Robert Plant. Special effect on his voice. I don’t know if you’re familiar with JRR Tolkien and The Lord of The Rings books/ movies, but Robert was an avid fan and in this song you can hear references to Tolkien. When he sings, “ They take the path where no one goes”…it is referring to the Paths of the Dead that Aragorn took.

[@davidboivin7996]

This is one of the Led Zeppelin masterpieces that led to their mystique.

[@toughy9450]

Now for Tool's version.

[@Boston685]

Ten Years Gone, Nobody’s Fault But Mine, Rain Song - it’s just the most awesome rabbit hole…and these songs are about 50 years old…

[@juliemanarin4127]

This live full version 1973 at MSG...magnificent! That is JPJ on the Mellatron...piano and plays bass with his feet. The eerie sounds is Jimmy using a Theramin.

[@richvalleywoodcraft8219]

I suggest Deep Purple, A Child In Time. It is life altering.

[@thisistheyear99]

Great vibe right?! Those keys are so smooth. TOOL has an epic cover of this track. I'm sure you'll get to it. It's wicked 🔥🔥Cheers 🤘🏼

[@sevsimo]

Great vibe indeed! Will definitely be checking it out very soon looking forward to it!!

[@fattwat1]

Why would I want to listen to tools version when I have already listened to the original and the best

[@thisistheyear99]

@@fattwat1 Your @ describes you perfectly.

[@fattwat1]

@@thisistheyear99 explain

[@thisistheyear99]

@@fattwat1 😂😂😂😂

[@bryandamkaer3646]

This song is very deep... mystical. I love it.

[@ngairehurunui9055]

Remember this is 1973. Four geniuses of their craft. They were true innovators and artists! Beautiful 🎶✌🏼

[@dcmanuel7232]

John Paul Jones shines on this one and shows why he is the true hidden talent of Zep. His production skills were massive across the entirety of the Led Zeppelin catalog.

[@daviddidder3781]

Favorite Zeppelin song. Tool does this song too!!

[@gman-Gordon]

I was fortunate enough to have grown up in the 70's listening to Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath and Pink Floyd. I got to see Page & Plant perform together as well as Pink Floyd, AC/DC right after Bon Scott died and Ozzy Osbourne right after Randy Rhodes died. So many great rockers have come and gone since them and they are being replaced by great Japanese ladies like Lovebites, Nemophila and Band-Maid to name a few. It's good to see that rock and metal have stood the test of time and are in great hands for the future.

[@kel3103]

Th whole album is 🔥!!! The Ocean is one of my all time fav!!

[@chriswebb7822]

TOOL covers this as well!! It's pretty damn good too as you've expect from them! Love Led Zeppelin of course, one of my top 3 for sure!

[@kirkschmidt1110]

LedZeppelin is such a triverse band and man can they play

[@louiefish1991]

Awesome reaction.. You must check out the Live version at Madison Square Garden 1973! It was a jam session!!

[@sevsimo]

Thank you my friend! Awesome will check it out thank you!

[@gustafdahlstrom7381]

@@sevsimoits the one that has ”best audio” in the title of the video you’re looking for.

[@mikefetterman6782]

There is a lot of compression used on Robert's vocals (something he was loving for a while in hte early 70s) JPJ on the synthesizer (he always got the latest models) .

[@ivanjulian2532]

For the uninitiated No Quarter is indeed a trip just like some Pink Floyd songs are. It helps to know that the band's bass player was astonishgly multi-talented across a wide range of instruments, and those skills were righly given maxium opportunity to shine on this track.

[@alessandrafato5654]

Obviously now you have to do Tool's cover of this amazing track!they do a great job bringing their personal style in it!you will love too their cover!good afternoon from a sunny day in Italy

[@fattwat1]

I will stick to original and best no matter how good tools version is although I am 68 year's old and have been a Led Zeppelin fan all my life I was born many years before most of tools band members were even born listening to Led zeppelin and Black sabbath and pink Floyd and Deep purple and many other bands all I prefer original songs from them all

[@thomastaylor9579]

this band is the " GREATES BAND OF ALL TIME " ...period !!!

[@christopherhuot2826]

Always loved this song 😅

[@chanashairdesignstudio9496]

They are musical Genius s and minstrels, story tellers .psychedelic experiences

[@zachhallquist2499]

That mellotron makes me think of what water would sound like if it could speak...

[@PowderedToastMan420]

sevsimo, John Paul Jones plays bass and keyboards and Mandalin. To me, he's the driving force behind the band. ✌️

[@juliemanarin4127]

Banjo and guitars on a couple live ones too

[@helenespaulding7562]

JPJ was the glue. The driver was Jimmy He actually formed the band.

[@nickdietrich1609]

DO THE TOOL VERSION!!! YOU WONT REGRET IT! 💯🔥

[@helenespaulding7562]

As a die-hard Zep fan, and also a deep respecter of Tool, I will say the their cover is definitely an homage but they make it their own. The Zep original is more mystical I think, in feel with that lovely piano by JPJ in the middle. The Tool version is about power. Tool had the benefit of 20 years worth of technological development in music, and of course, being a metal band, it’s gonna be harder than then “rock” version. Tools bass and guitar just really dig in hard.

[@richdiana3663]

They can be mindblowing.

[@rlm5590]

This is crazy ! Do you not see the influence of Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd in Tool music? Graduated H.S. in 74 been a music fan for life

[@remi_newhouse]

This dude is reacting to every single one of my favorite songs

[@MikaelMiky]

I always like Led Zeppelin, but some years ago late in a bar in Tokyo Japan they played No Quarter and the Rain Song and it blew my mind. Recommend you to check out the Rain Song.

[@Goomberdups]

the keys and guitar really does it for me on this one

[@carlosretamal1567]

Preparing the way for Tool's cover...that's a trip to another planet...regards to the Team Choppy Drops...😁

[@Bluedruid13]

I love Zeppelin and I have to say that this has been my favorite from them.

[@Bluedruid13]

Also I have always felt that this is a continuation of the immigrant song. Listen to them both in a row.

[@happymethehappyone8300]

Speaking of legendary music icons & absolute vibes,, Black Sabbath "Planet Caravan"

[@srt8rocketship241]

The best rythem section ever. The dynamic duo. I'm cold , I'm cold , I'm cold , I'm cold. Iconic and phenomenal Masters.

[@ngairehurunui9055]

Completely agree. Rhythm section are GOATS 🐐🐐🎶🙌🏼

[@FloridaRocks]

Houses of the Holy was one of their best albums! When we talk about LZ, we speak of entire albums! Their catalog is incredible!! ❤

[@clab5864]

I love to play this while taking a late evening walk on a warm breezy summer night.....

[@mouseshadow5828]

I know where this is going...and I'm into it 🐙

[@kendixon7118]

If you liked this you will love their song the battle of evermore

[@robertdoerr2599]

Third best song on the record. The second best over the hills and far away. The best the rain song.

[@sicotshit7068]

This song is even better live at MSG (1973).

[@luckisalady1]

My favorite band since 1976! Try their Physical Graffiti Album! Lots of jewels in that one! We were all into peace and love back then. I think the world should go back to that theme....

[@kevinkennedy1562]

Dr. Choppy, you want to put the biggest SMILE on your face...immediately record your reaction to TOOL's cover of No Quarter...one of the greatest covers EVER!!!

[@joaoheinz3449]

If Led Zeppelin hadn't happened, certainly Jones and Page and maybe even Bonham would have been quite happy playing as just session musicians. Add all four of these guys together and you get great material that constantly surprises, Total Professionals! ....Dazed and Confused is a fav of mine

[@JoeSmith-ey2xp]

The Live version off of TSRTS is my favorite live performance by any artist ever with what I still consider the greatest solo ever recorded but that's just my opinion.

[@jyork9093]

Zeppelin rabbit hole is awesome, "Achilles last stand" "nobody's fault but mine" "Dazed and Confused " "Kashmir" "In my time of dying " just to name a few. But you should just go song by song album to album in chronological oder maybe. Enjoy the G.O.A.T

[@billtaylor3382]

Vinyl is the way to go! But of course their live music is awesome as well!

[@allanellis5827]

This Zep album was received with mixed reviews. Being a Zep fan I had to listen to this album a few times to really appreciate it. It subsequently became a classic album. I love it!

[@katyharrs278]

Greatest rock band of all time,you can't go wrong with any of their songs 😊

[@cdronk]

John Paul Jones (Bass, Keyboards) really shines on this one.

[@Spudz76]

That's a "Hohner Electrapiano" run through an "EMS VCS3" effects box for the wah-bubbling watery thing.

[@Canine77]

Yep, as another commenter posted, the one and only Tool did an amazing cover of this song.

[@LudusAurea]

There is a Tool cover of this as well which I'm sure was already mentioned.

[@arnareiriksson7329]

Can't wait for your reaction with Tool covering this masterpiece. Thanks for all the great reactions 🤟

[@sevsimo]

Same here my friend looking forward to it! My pleasure and thank you for watching!

[@nessaseetah1805]

Fell in love with Zepp. This album.

[@michaelyork4554]

This is my favorite Masterpiece Album from LZ, every song is perfection.

[@irishuwould5185]

Do the live version it’s unbelievable

[@freethinker--]

Tea for One and You Shook Me are my favourite Zep songs, they wont disappoint 🍮

[@jerrykelliker1731]

If you love Zeppelin, check out "Kashmir" live in Knebworth. 1979 In my opinion the best version ever.

[@meganbeshear8644]

So, you are DEFINITELY doing Tool's cover of this next, right?? It is top 5 for me...of ANY song.

[@sevsimo]

of course! looking forward to i!

[@meganbeshear8644]

@sevsimoreacts I am SO excited to watch you experience that one! It's such a delight witnessing the joy you feel when you hear these songs for the first time. You are a person who relates to music on a very visceral, emotional level and that is how I am as well.

[@dougtittl78418]

great song to test the low end of your sound system!

[@TrianglesAndCircles]

These men are Lords. Sir Robert Plant was Knighted by the Crown.ELong before that I referred to them as Lord Zeppelin.

[@heyskipj]

Choppy! You’re setting us up good. Catch you back on the Tool version. Don’t wait too long!

[@MediaFaust]

The big difference between early and late Led Zeppelin creative material is of course rooted in their fame. "The first four" is their classic catalog that everybody knows, but it's a fair guess that the insane aspects of wealth and fame got to them well and good, including a loss of fundamental reference value systems. What would you do if you could get everything you wanted? That sort of thing. Rock bands were very indulgent in the 70s. Not least Led Zeppelin. That's why I personally prefer their late material. They were troubled in a whole different way. There is no longer the raw "caveman" hunger for fame, but there's still an almost desperate need to create art.

[@xmadballx8432]

☕️☕️☕️❤❤😎Great Song and Great Reaktion my Friend ✌️

[@sevsimo]

It sure is! Thank you my friend!

[@targetshootr]

This is one of theirs that really shines in the live version from 1973 MSG concert. We always knew it was up next when the ice smoke drifted across the stage.

[@184.0]

Here are a couple bangers from zeppelin: Dazed and confused, Since I've been loving you, How many more times... There some longer tracks cuz thats What we like ;) #teamchoppydrops

[@sevsimo]

We sure do haha Team Choppy Drops style! Thanks brother appreciate it!!

[@theresashadwell9060]

Oh now you have to listen to TOOL'S version 🔥

[@m.ericwatson968]

Your espresso looks delicious, strong, black as midnight and delicious

[@sandyjackson4248]

Start at album one, song one. You will not regret it. Every Zeppelin song is different and takes you on a journey. The live concerts from MSG (Madison Square Garden ('73 is my favorite) are exceptional. They can be better than the studio versions. The Kennedy Center Honors of Zeppelin has a spectacular Heart cover of Stairway and the drums are played by Jason Bonham (John Bonham's son). The Zeppelin rabbit hole is deep. I hope you try more of it. Enjoy 😉

[@m.ericwatson968]

This is a bona-fide classic, brother, one of their very coolest songs and that is saying something

[@kendixon7118]

Hi it's hard to say whats my favorite song of zeppelin is to many good ones to pick but in my top 3 of their songs would be since I've been loving you live at m.s.g. in 1973 that whole concert is off the charts good.

[@aslehovda4661]

I dig no Quarter

[@descantinginsalubrious]

When the Levee Breaks, 10 Years Gone -- you gotta do those, mate. (please tell me those are cologne bottles on that shelf back there)

[@sevsimo]

They sure are haha! Awesome will check them out!

[@doubledeerussell4005]

Tool did an AMAZING cover of this song. Choppy Drop it.

[@pentheroliver3794]

I prefer the live version but the best thing about you doing the studio version first is that when you will watch the live one, it will be a other first time: because the lives versions are never played the same way. The best example of that is Dazed and Confused; the studio version is 6:29 & the live one (Song Remains the Same concert ) is 28:56.

[@brianpanther1967]

Tool did a great cover of this tune!

[@timskarberg8302]

Gotta check the tool cover of this!!!