Hi there, they've reacted to No Quarter, studio version and live at MSG - great song and great reactions! 😊😊

They did both songs even better live.

Also, from this album, "The Ocean" and "D'yer Maker." I can't possibly rank my favorite Led Zeppelin songs. I'm with the Bro on the right. There is a Zep song for every mood!

The live version is better, especially '72 on How The West Was Won.

@@lyndoncmp5751 not a fan of their live performances, they tended to get a little too loaded and sloppy at times. IMO

@@karenj3611 This blows the studio version away when it kicks in. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hq6iZ7p_v7K6np8.html Greatest live band ever.

Those darlin's in the "Oh, darlin'..." part are just one of the many elements that make this song so great, and were a manditory "chime in" section among the crowd I ran with back in the day! ❤

Hi Elizabethe, I didn't know about the bad weather in their area, so had a look on Google, flippin' heck it was a hurricane, a really bad storm! I do hope the guys and their family and friends are okay. And I know there's been some pretty dreadful weather in the US too, tornados etc, horrendous for these poor people, I do hope that you're okay where you are. I knew that Patrick had a birthday towards the end of March but I didn't know exactly when, some birthday present! Well, a happy birthday to him anyway! I've sent them a message on Patreon and I hope they see it. Take care now. 😊

@Anne Maclean HI Anne. From what I've seen on the news reels, there was one fatality when a tree was blown down onto a vehicle with someone in it. Prayers for them and their loved ones. While I'm glad there were no more fatalities, reparing property damage presents a whole other set of challenges, so hopefully everyone in the effected coastal areas can resolve repairs soon. While technically I live along the Pacific Rim, and have a lovely view of a currently dormant and not so distant volcano, Mt. Spokane, from my windows, as well as a wending section of the same named river just below, I'd be far more likely to perish from a winter ice storm or from summer heat exhaustion. We do have bad forest fire seasons lately, where air quality is horrendous, a minor earthquake now and again, and mini-twisters that can pull off a roof tile or two, but weather-wise, the "Upper Left" of the USA is reasonably safe. I hope the same can be said, Anne, for your neck of the woods there across the pond. 💝

@@KandKs_GG Hi Elizabethe, yes, we don't get extremes of weather normally, the last really bad storm we had here on the eastern side of Scotland was in November 2021. Resulted in us losing power for five days which wasn't fun as you can imagine. The number of trees that came down was just unreal, luckily not much damage here apart from fences being blown down but it was pretty bad in other parts. Glad to hear that in your part of the US, you're fine, as I said, I hope the guys and their family and friends are okay and they didn't suffer any damage. 😊

Bless your heart, Chad! You brought back to me a happy memory of watching that episode of Letterman that I'd long since forgotten.

I just watched a clip of that a couple of weeks ago. Still funny, and the guys were good sports.

No, it's not lmao.

@@devanworkman8745 you’re right, it’s the electric 12 string, but it sounds like one .

Gary Moore

@@surlechapeauCorrected the "doubles" mistake

Bob, I think they were hitting my suggested content creators for a full three months before I actually thought "Naw, it cannot be" and actually looked at What they were reacting to. 😂😂😂 Glad I finally clicked on the link though!

Other way around. The live versions are often better.

@@lyndoncmp5751 Disagree, they always seem too sloppy, even Page's guitar. They leave me unsatisfied because I want closer to the studio version, not variations and ad-libs throughout. Just my opinion.

@@scorpiorysing Sloppy? Zeppelin often improved on the studio versions. They add more. Take it further. Push the boundaries. If you want a studio version facsimile just listen to the studio version. Zeppelin never played it live the same way twice, so we can have different versions of the same song. The live '73 version of Over The Hills And Far Away at Madison Square Garden is very different to the' 72 version in Los Angeles. We are lucky to be able to listen to different versions of the same song instead of just facsimilies of the studio recording.

Stop gatekeeping and let people enjoy