Time to dive back into one of the greatest rock bands of all time! Flawless performance! Plant’s voice was on fire! Which comes next? Let us know! 😁👍🔥🤘

"I'm not a huge Zeppelin fan" *this man's life is about to change*

62 yo guy here and they are the Best Rock Band Ever hands down, Just listen to all of their songs!

Have to agree with Ethan here, I like this better than Stairway. For Plant to be able to sing like this at this age was no small feat.

I think "Kashmir" is among the GOAT rock songs! It is the ringtone on my phone. :-)

Led Zepplin the greatest band of all time!!!!!!!!

Anything from this 2007 concert is fire... No Quarter

This. This is why Zep is so loved..

Not bad for three 60 year old guys! Incidentally, 20 million people applied for tickets to this concert.

Welcome to British Rock royalty pure legends 🇬🇧✌

Jimmy was just relentless on those riffs , and Robert fckng amazing performance!!!

It's great to see the excitement for our music being passed to another generation of music lovers.

I love this dad-son musical connection. And that taste in music is just Superb🥰 that kid is brilliant

I'm with Ethan. Kashmir is better than Stairway, and the synth makes the song what it is. 60 year old rock and roll drummer of 45 years.

I love this concert. 2007 they were in there 60’s. They still had it. Love it, The Rain Song🤘🏼

This is a rare performance or should be considered one. RIP John Bohnam. The drummer is his son Jason. That had to be a dream job for Jason growing up. Instead of watching his dad drum for these guys, he actually would. Almost like watching the original band members.

One of the top 3 Zep songs IMO - the other two being No Quarter and The Song Remains The Same. Plant sounds amazing here, can tell he's looked after his voice through the years.

YES!!! Pass along these masterpieces of music to the young. Teach them REAL MUSIC.

love Ethan's enthusiasm for Zep. Great reaction. Robert Plant is still singing and touring with Alison Krause. He's great!

Anything you react to by Zeppelin has my attention. Rock Gods. Thanks, have a good Weekend.❤😊

Whole concert was unbelievable...they were in their 60s here!

This is from the O2 Arena concert in 2007. John Bonham's son Jason played drums with them. Great show

I’m a traveler of both time and space to be here now and like this wonderful reaction. ❤️

Great reaction guys, so special to seen Jason monstering the drums just like his dad did, Robert's voice is still incredible even aging like he is. So good

I'm the biggest Zeppelin fan...I'm 61 and grew up on them!

Hi guys this performance was from 2007. Robert Plant is 72 years old now I do believe, which would mean he was 58 for this performance.

Look at Dad slandering Zeppelin. How did Ethan turn out so good? Must be Mom. LOL. Good job guys.

My favorite Led Zep songs (which includes this one, but I won't list it): "Since I've Been Loving You," "Babe, I'm Gonna Leave You," "How Many More Times," "Hey, Hey, What Can I Do," "Immigrant Song," "No Quarter." And that's all I can name off the top of my head....

This performance and Pink Floyd's Pulse performance of Comfortably Numb are live perfection!

Personally I thought this was best or one or two of their top live performances ever. That includes considering the Madison Square garden one as well in the 70s. Not bad for being in their 60's.

Badass song! I mean the groove of this riff is just legendary. To me it sounds like a boss fight or something. Lol 10K subs is close guys! Shout out to Eathan's teacher! Might check him too! Thanks for reaction!

This is their tour de force. And this is the best video. Jon Bonham + John Paul Jones = nirvana. Even my Dad who was born in 1931 loved this song - LOUD.

When tickets went on sale, for this one-off reunion concert, there were over a million requests for tickets in the first hour! On the night, the great and good of the music world, flew in from all over the World, to witness it. John's son Jason did a fantastic job on drums, too! :)

This was from 2007 at the 02 arena in London only 20 thousand lucky fans got to experience the last time they were on stage performing. When word got out that Led Zeppelin was going to performed with in a hour there was over 20 million requested tickets to this event that broke a couple of world records. So they had to setup a lottery for tickets.

Love Stairway, but Kashmir has always been my favorite!! Even in their 60s, they rock!! This was the finale after a 2hr show...not too shabby!! They're like a fine wine!!

Yeahhhhh thanks guys Jason Bonham is a drummer. He is son of John Bonham(original drummer LZ; died 1980)

Most people seem oblivious to the fact that copyright laws changed significantly in 1972 and judge Led Zeppelin by post 1972 standards. Not all, but much of what is considered stolen by them using today's standards was both legal and typical prior to 1972.

Hello, you two lovely people!. I enjoyed this. I love the clarity, and the way the voice sits upon the music, and doesn't get lost within it. Thank you for sharing it.

This was a one off tribute concert in 2007 to celebrate the life of Atlantic Records founder Ahmet Ertegun. Tickets were by online ballot only. More than 20 million people applied for tickets for a venue that holds only 18000. Gig of the century

Personally, I think in this video they looked and sounded better than many current artists out there today (although I do believe this concert is from ‘07, but still!). I think their studio stuff is great, but I feel that they sound on a whole different level when they play live, very much like The Rolling Stones. I know my dad had an opportunity to see Zeppelin live back in the 70’s, but he turned it down and I bust his chops all the time because of it (he certainly regrets it). Glad you enjoyed this, I think the live version of this when they were in their prime was truly something else. My Led Zep recommendation: Fool in the Rain. A little different, but I don’t think it deviates too far away from their traditional stuff, so I think you’d still enjoy it. One of my top three favorites from them for sure. As always, great reaction and input on this guys, enjoy the rest of your weekend.

Thanks guys for your reaction. Jason Bonham did an excellent job stepping in for his dad, RIP John “Bonzo” Bonham. They rocked the house with that concert, being “old” men and all. 🤣🤣 Most bands at that age can’t come close. Side note, Ethan, you should check out Wings of Pegasus channel. British guitarist analysis, also guitar teacher who shows you, during analysis, techniques in playing guitar, singing, etc. You might enjoy, just saying, not trying to step on your teacher’s methods. Janet from Louisiana ☮️🖤🤟

I must say your son gets it even though the dad is not a big fan of the greatest band of all time....such a smart kid with great taste!

One of my favorites from my favorite band!

Rumor I've heard: This song was written while traveling through northern Africa on a long car trip to Morocco. Apparently, it was meant to be about the Casbah which is in that part of the world but somehow was confused with Kashmir, an Indian province adjacent to the Pakistani border. Somewhat similar names, but thousands of miles apart in distance and in culture.

To me the most underrated member of LedZep is John Paul Jones, who in this clip played the keyboard and the bass part with pedals like you would have on a church organ (if you're interested in how that works I recommend Rob Scallon's youtube channel!)

"He's killing that guitar".. he's Jimmy Page

What A great song Lary&Ethan loved that

Briliant song. Gallows Pole from Led Zeppelin III is a great tune.

by the way: this is the same drummer you saw when HEART did stairway to heaven, jason bonham, jon bonham´s son.

Notice John-Paul Jones (Keys) is playing the bass-part with his feet.

What nobody has mentioned is this is 27 years after the band broke up in 1980 at the O2 arena in 2007 it seats 20,000 people ticket demand went to 20 million people wanting tickets I believe it's a record holder this is a one-off concert that they got back together just to show that they can do what they were in their 60s at this time

Cool performance. Indeed, this is a tune everybody knows. When I read the title, I did not know what song to expect. (I don`t listen to much Led Zeppilin) But as soon as the first keys were played, I recognized it at once. Great song.😃👍🤘

Waiting to hear Over the Hills and Far Away.

The kid know better than dad.

Next..could be Zep's "Tea For One". "Tangerine". "I'm Gonna Crawl". "Baby Come On Home". "I Can't Quit You Baby". "D'yer Maker"..

British legends that be the one and only led Zeppelin! Big shout out to the drummer those who don't know is John Bonham's son . Son of the best ever drummer period. Can you imagine London back in the 60s 70s early 80s with the phenomenal bands coming out the UK . Led Zeppelin pink Floyd queen the clash the stones the who David Bowie the Beatles dire straits the kinks Fleetwood Mac just mind boggling

A good song and performance. Solid.

You should check out the live performance of Kashmir with the Egyptian Orchestra

Best band ever!!!!!!

Interesting reactions from you guys. I'm not a big Led Zep fan myself, like Father, but this is my favourite from them and I much prefer it over Stairway To Heaven. I think Ethan, you nailed it when you said it had a more "epic feeling", because I definitely like music on an epic scale and the big difference between those two songs is that the lyrics and vocals are the most important part of Stairway and on Kashmir the vocals are more like an additional instrument to the epic sound created by the guitar riff and keyboards. I'd not seen this live performance before, so it was interesting to see a truly great studio band successfully reproduce their epic sound on a live stage. Not every studio band can do that. Hats off to them, and thank you two for treating us to this. Loved it. Kashmir is my favourite, and my vote for another Led Zep track would be Immigrant Song.

Awesome

This performance was 2007.

Not sure if anyone mentioned it, this concert had 20 million requests for 20,000 seats, that was in a short time. So they did a lottery for the tickets, my understanding the computers crashed, so I’d say yes still the greatest band.

I remember buying "Physical Graffiti" my junior year of high school. Was a bit costly being a double album, around $13 or $14 bucks, but well worth it. At the time this concert was recorded, 2007, it had been almost 30 years since these guys quit touring, after John Bonhams death in 1980, and this track came out in early 1975 Robert Plant sounds as good here as he did back then. I have to agree with Junior on "Kashmir", been a fan of Zeppelin since 1970 or 71, so I got "Stairway: when it was fresh.

Smart kid! ❤

Not seen this before brilliant x

Since I’ve been loving you - studio version!!

This is from a celebration of the life of Mr. Ahmet Ertegun. Ertegun was one if the co-founders of Atlantic Records (Led Zeppelin's label/distributor) - This was the first time since the death of John Bonham that the surviving members had done their full (3+ hour) concert set. The drummer for that show was Jason Bonham, the son of their late bandmate. - Jason was also behind the drum kit when Ann & Nancy Wilson of Heart did their Kennedy Center Honours tribute "Stairway To Heaven" cover. Knowing that, it makes Jason's little glace skyward as Ann sings the last line of that song just a little more poignant. So I'm going to go with a tune suggestion from the same album, "Boogie With Stu" - The "Stu" in question is a mister Ian Stewart who was a founding member of the Rolling Stones. Kind of an interesting story actually, but nevertheless Stewart was a session keyboard player (often uncredited so you'd be surprised how many times you've actually heard him and never known it) - Stewart was also the Rolling Stones road manager for many years. "Boogie With Stu" is in a "Barrelhouse" style with a little bit of Honky-Tonk on the side. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/iKtxg5ln36zMqIk.html

Second! (despite Adam trying to distract me on JEM)

Not bad for some OG's lol, great reaction, great song!!

When I saw it was Led Zeppelin today I thought Dad would be tied to his chair so he couldn't escape! This is definitely one of their best songs and a great performance of it. This was in 2007 at the O2 in London as part a tribute concert for Ahmet Ertegun the guy who first signed them up. You should check out When The Levee Breaks next - it has a real bluesy groove to it with some superb drumming and killer harmonica on it. If you want to see a fun version of Kashmir check out the version by The Leningrad Cowboys - they are a Finnish and their version has an orchestra and a massive Russian Army Choir as well🤘😁 They have also done Stairway To Heaven as well as Sweet Home Alabama.

Ethan, you have great taste in music sir...your dad, not so much...lol..this concert was in 2007, getting together after 23yrs..when this concert was announced requests for over 20 million tickets came in

Oh man, my heart broke a little when Larry said he wasn't a big Zep fan. 😬 But Ethan is right about Kashmir being a better song than Stairway to Heaven and even Robert Plant himself agrees. I did a whole show about it with the album version. You should check out the album version of this song. SO good! 🤘Rock On!🤘

You should check them out when they were in their 20's too. "How Many More Times" Danmarks Radio version here on the 'tube (in B/W) has great audio for the time and has Page doing his epic violin bow stuff. btw, I remember when Dad told me in a comment he hated Zep. LOL.

One of my all time favourite masterpieces ... 😁 Next should be Achilles Last stand knebworth 1979 live (the prime performance of zeppelin)

Great reaction as usual, Guys. My favorite Led Zeppelin jam by a mile. Just popped in to SMASH the like button. If you guys get a chance, please try some Wintersun. You won't be disappointed. 🤘😜🤘

There was much talk of a final Zeppelin reunion tour after this concert but Robert Plant firmly lodged his head in his ass and refused to do it. The movie of this concert is killer !!!

Kashmir is Plant's masterpiece, both in lyrics and tonality. I really don't understand dad's reticence . I'm going guess dad is a country fan and has no understanding of this type of music. But good on you for joining your son in his music journey.

Robert Plant is still a great vocalist and John Bonham would be proud of Jason. Kashmir is an absolute classic - but still not their best even so! This was December 10th, 2007.

❤❤❤Robert ❤❤❤

That's really cool! It's awesome to hear how you're taking some time to develop a creative passion of yours, like learning to play instruments. And learning to play two (drums and guitar)? I think that's really impressive! Great job, man! Hope you continue to have fun and develop! (The most I'd do is sing in the car, or do some air drumming or guitar while listening to music if I'm alone in the house. lol) (But If I find a time between writing and my job, I think I'd like to try out some synth myself. Trent Reznor made me fall in love with that instrument. Maybe even guitar as well. I love music. Haha) But yeah, as for the song itself. I remember listening to some Zepplin as a kid in the early-mid-2000s. Kashmir, and Communication Breakdown, are two songs that stood out to me from the record I listened to, and I didn't really explore them all that much since. Loved Kashmir especially, though. That beginning instrumental is iconic as heck for me. Feels like a main character in an action movie walking slowly forward, all stoic and ready to lay down some hands with the villains. lol That, or like a lone traveler entering into uncharted territory with fortitude and grit. Haha ...... song reaction..... I'm actually pretty surprised as well. His voice, at least in this live video, sounds smooth and fantastic. For someone who looks like he's on the older side here, his voice doesn't feel like it's aged at all. Feels like he may have refined it over the years, through great vocal training, to help keep it's longevity in-tact. Yeeeaaahhhhh, play me them synth keys. lol Love how they add some high notes to the composition for added musical contrast. Now that you're pointing out the guitar, I'm paying more close attention to it now. Excellent fills, and I like how he's able to play around with the melody a bit, while still keeping it's droning/noise quality that fills the gaps of the synth and drumming. And when they all play together for the chorus, it's like the guitar is providing the mid-tones, while the drums occupy the lower end of that part. Or... maybe I'm missing the bass? If so, maybe the bass is helping fill that low tone with the punching of the drums, and I'm just having trouble picking it out. That breakdown as well is a great change of pace, and allows the vocalist to show off his power and finesse. When a song gives a sort of break in between by changing it up, either slowing down or speeding up, is a sign of some great compositional work imo (kind of like contrast within the composition itself, rather than individual instruments). It's not always the case, but it's usually a thing I personally look for. The part after that break down, at 6:12, changing up the composition AGAIN, was amazing. I like the soft inclusion of classical music undertones from the synth, with the music and the vocalist again showing off how great he is. lol :P Definitely one of my favorite parts of this song. I'll have to listen to it in full (instead of pausing so much, like I'm down now, to type. Haha), but this is a highlight for sure. And bringing it back to that iconic instrumental.... awesome. Okay, Led Zepplin, my comment is long enough now. lol Wait, you're still going? Oh god. XD I see. You going to change it up again, adding back those classical undertones from the synth, powerful vocals, super great drum fills, droning guitar, etc? Okay, yes. I'm down for that. Another highlight of the song to jot down! lol Excellent ending right there! ...... post song reaction....... "For me, it's the synthesizer" YES!!! YES!!! Synthesizer love!!! XD "I like this song more than Stairway" Oh, how could I have forgotten stairway..... Yep. That's another great one, and yeah... I think I'm with you as well. For me, I think I just like the composition and vibe of Kashmir more. Stairway is a great, great song, especially if I'm feeling like a more emotional listen. But Kashmir's change-ups, and it's grandiose nature, I think appeals to me more often than not compared to Stairway. LZ's last tour, apparently, was in 1980, and they've had some reunion shows here and there ever since. Their last reunion show was in 2007, from what I read (but may have been with a different drummer). en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Led_Zeppelin_concert_tours#Concert_tour_chronology Great reaction and discussion, you guys! Hope you're continuing to do well, and keep up with them awesome music lessons! :D

I like Kashmir more than Stairway as well. They're both great songs though. I was a bit nervous at first seeing that this was a more recent performance. I had only seen some of their old shows when John Bonham was still alive. Anyways, my nervousness was unfounded as they sounded great. I couldn't believe Robert still sounded so good on the higher notes. For a suggestion, here is Kamelot with a live version of Sacrimony. This features Alissa White-Gluz and Elize Ryd, the two talented ladies who filled in on vocals for Nightwish when Annette fell ill in Denver. I'm not sure if this is from the same tour when they were out with Nightwish and the incident happened. Anyways, I hope you enjoy it. Cheers!

Great reaction. Now check out “Kashmir” live from Knebworth 1979. Bonzo’s drum fills are amazing, and Robert’s vocals are excellent. I love this performance with Jason Bonham, but John Bonham was the best to ever do it. By the way, Zeppelin won the lawsuit.

Thanks for this, guys! I agree with Ethan that Kashmir is better than Stairway to Heaven. It is my favourite Led Zeppelin song and as far as I am concerned, they are the signature band of The Seventies, in the same way I would put The Beatles for The Sixties, and Talking Heads for The Eighties. Powerful stuff! 😎

This is one of my fave LZ tracks esp this vid. Agree with you Ethan .. better than the studio. And yes they still had it. Larry is partially correct .. they broke up & haven't toured since John Bonham's death in '80. However they did come together in 2007 for this special tribute vid concert with John Bonham's son .. Jason on drums. Plant was 59 here & Page was 61 .. so yes they had some age on them & is definitely amazing to me as well Ethan. I'm impressed you considered their age .. great job. LZ isn't in my top 5 but maybe in my top say dozen .. sooo many greats out there. Maybe Dad was somewhat affected by all the lawsuit controversy with them back when & he just got turned off. That happens. I myself was turned off with Beatles way back when I heard Lennon said "they were bigger than Jesus" which started a frenzy in America. So I totally get it. Great reactions .. stay safe & well .. peace✌🏼🤘🏼💞 Here's the link to the benefit concert info: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ahmet_Ertegun_Tribute_Concert

I mean even if you took away stairway..which is the lawsuit you speak of..their body of work is impeccable. But great reaction guys!

Love your reactions!!!! You guys should do a live reaction to Ronnie James Dio!

I don't know -- I think this is a shadow of Led Zeppelin in their prime (especially Plant's vocals).

PLEASE DO NO QUARTER FROM THIS CONCERT!!!!!!

I believe this one-off concert took place in 2007. Still, they weren't young men then. Regarding Robert Plant, he seriously damaged his voice in 1972 during the band's tour of Japan. His trying to recreate the over-the-top vocals of the studio albums in a live setting took its toll, and his voice was never the same again. Even surgery couldn't repair the damage done. Unfortunately, this result would befall many rock singers of the 60s, 70s and afterward.

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When will you react to a Nightwish song again? I suggest you "I Want My Tears Back - Wacken 2013". For me this is a happy song.

Too much college basketball on today. I will watch the video later. Today is Celebration Day if Western Kentucky beats North Texas later.

I agree I prefer Kashmir to stairway. Some songs get played to death. Like bohemian rhapsody.

2007...

Should definitely react to another great song from that show: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/sNuIiMuAtuDUonU.html

This is the Ur song ...

Um this was written by them...

Okay now Pop's, Led Zeppelin was found not guilty of stealing songs just like Bruce Springsteen was found not guilty of drunk driving. Ha Just had to do it! Peace!!

This & the majority of their songs were their original songs, this was the song the band is most proud of. Plant wrote this as him & Page drove across the Sahara Desert, on their way to a music festival in Morocco. It took the band awhile to get the instrumental exactly how they wanted, about a year or two. Sorry dad, but your son is way cooler then you, & I’d say better music taste.