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He sits on his fathers throne and wears a heavy crown. Jason did a wonderful job filling in for his dad. Can't imagine.

just in case you don`t know, the drummer is jason bonham, son of the late, great john bonham, their original drummer. R.I.P.

20 million requests for tickets in one hour for this show....thats how huge Led Zeppelin was and still is! GOAT

Commonly overlooked John Paul Jones is playing the bass part with his foot on midi-pedals while playing the keyboard. His parts in this song are by far the most complex out of the 4 band members.

It's crazy but this is probably the best live performance they ever did from a sheer technical standpoint. It's completely on point from start to finish. They came back together, joined by Bonzo's son, put on the greatest show of their lives and faded away into the mist once more.

Robert Plant and John Bonham were best friends since childhood. After Bonham passed away in 1981, his son Jason was just a small boy. Robert and the rest of the band were like surrogate fathers for him and they fostered his passion for drumming he got from his father. This is now that boy, all grown up, sitting in his father’s place, amongst his band/family☮️💜

That peircing vocal still carries over the years. Robert Plant sublime

First and only concert after John Bonham passed away, now his son Jason is on Drums making his dad in heaven happy.❤ This was 32 years later.

"Kashmir" is my favorite Zeppelin song and to me is the most purely BAD ASS rock song of all time. You're right, this wasn't Robert Plant in his prime but still masterful. 50% Robert Plant is still more than most singers can hope to be. I've watched a lot of your music reactions and just realized you've been sleeping on Led Zeppelin. There's so many legendary songs you need to do.....Great reaction!

Led Zeppelin- Babe Im Gonna Leave You. Robert Plant really shows off his voice.

They refuse to get any other drummer than Bonzo. Like ”if any of us is missing its not Led Zeppelin.” So when they did theese gigs they did it together with Bonzo’s boy. No one else would do. ❤️

To see them in their absolute prime you should check out “since I’ve been loving you” live at MSG 1973.

The drummer is the only non original band member but he is the son of the original drummer who passed away in 1980 (John Bonham) thats why the band broke up. This drummer is Jason Bonham

20,000.000 ( Yes Million) people tried to get tickets to this. They were offered 1,000,000,000 (yes Billion) for a world tour after this. They turned it down. They still hold the record for most attendance at a show. Close to 75,000 at one show. Playing and singing all their own original music they wrote and produced themselves with not other acts. Sold out stadiums on the regular. They are the GOAT~

Robert Plant is a legend. No other voice quite like his. You're right, bro, his youthful voice was astounding. Check out Dazed and Confused, 1969. Blew us all away.

The drummer for Led Zeppelin was John Bonham. He is considered the greatest rock drummer. He died in 1980 and the band decided they couldn't go on without him. The surviving members played together less than 5 times since 1980. The drummer for this concert is John's son Jason who is a great drummer himself. There were 16.000 tickets available for this concert - there were 20 MILLION requests for tickets. That's Led Zeppelin. They really are the GOAT. Check out others from this concert: Since I've Been Loving You - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Ztp0e9xprKqqfas.html; and from 1973 Madison Square Garden with his father on drums kzfaq.info/get/bejne/lcCZgcJ_1rqRhac.html; Good Times Bad Time with Jason on drums from this concert kzfaq.info/get/bejne/e5OIocRk09-ae40.html and with his father on drums from LZ's 1st Album in 1969 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mNCFmKqA3dS-qqM.html Hope you'll react to more Zeppelin.

The original studio version was released in 1975. This was the first song I remember hearing by Led Zeppelin and have been a staunch addict ever since.

P Diddy sampled this back when he went by Puff Daddy for a song that he did for a Godzilla movie in the mid - late 90s. Well, not really sample, because he got Jimmy Page to actually come in the studio and rerecord his guitar parts.

"Babe I'm gonna leave you" or "the rain song" his voice is beautiful but "black dog" he's rocking. Fun fact that drummer is the son of the original drummer who died.

John must be shining down on his son Jason for drumming like that.

P Diddy did a song with Jimmy Paige on this beat. It's lit, and I am not a Diddy fan. I am an LFR fan.

Jason learned from the best. RIP Bonzo

I was thinking the same thing. Can’t get over how good they all sound and then saw how old they were. Wow

One of the things that makes this song so unique and gives it its vibe is that the drummer and guitarist are playing different time signatures. Bonham (drums) is playing 4/4 time, while Page (guitar) is playing 3/4 time. It takes extreme talent to do that in the same song.

Robert Plant's voice sound so good on this performance he put every he had on it, and Jimmy Page is a master 🎸

And to put led Zeppelin in perspective the all-time greatest live rock band ever. 20 million people applied for tickets to that concert that you are watching.

Robert is 59 here..,Jimmy is 63. The drummer is Jason, the son of John Bonham, the original drummer who passed in 1980. At his passing, Zeppelin disbanded. They couldn’t continue without all four of them. They never again toured or recorded as Led Zeppelin. They were each integral to their sound. ButJason just channels his father’s spirit here. He studied every bootleg he could get his hands on and knows his father’s licks perfectly. It’s like having his father back in the band. This was a one-off performance in 2007 .Although Robert Plant ( singer) and Jimmy Page had played together for several years in the nineties, they had not played together as Led Zeppelin since one-off brief performances in 1985 and 1988. Keep in mind this fact: the O2 arena holds 18,000 people. The number of people who tried to get tickets to this was 20 million. That’s less than 1/10th of 1 percent who scored a ticket to the most anticipated reunion concert in rock history. zeppelin did not disappoint. The entire concert is magnificent.

Try in my time of dying for his voice edge. Immigrant song, gallows pole.

They was a lot older here, but you aren’t missing much from their early performances from their younger days even. Even at this age, Robert plant still had has a lot a power and finesse in those vocals. Still has that plant swag too lol

so blessed to have managed to pull of a ticket to one of these shows... yeah what a great night

Fyi, Stairway to Heaven has an argument as the greatest song ever.

If you like Jason’s drumming, his dad’s will blow you away, listen to the official video release of Kashmir from Knebworth in 1979, John on drums is yet another level up!!

This was 2007 at the 02 Arena in London. It was the first time since 1980 that the 3 remaining members took the stage together! It's also going to be the last time, unfortunately! This was a one-night gig and there were 20 million tickets requested!

We all know how great the rest are, but dang. Jason is an absolute monster as well. His pop would be proud.

Jason Bonham on the drums carrying on for his Dad!! RIP to the late Great John Bonham! When this album came out I had this song was on repeat every single night when I went to bed!

Check out Since I’ve Been Lovin You 1973 MSG, or also Stairway to heaven from that same night

P Diddy actually sampled this song, the song is called Come With Me, it was on the soundtrack for the movie Godzilla.

Bro, you are *not* too old to sing or play music! I've heard little bits of you singing along, and you can def do it. I'm almost 70, and I'm still recording. Getting the vocals takes a bit more focus these days, but my guitar playing keeps improving. (It's great that I'm anonymous here so I can say this stuff.) Creativity is life. If you've got even a little spark, fan it into a flame. BTW, the keyboard part on this track was the glue. It may not have the flash of the other instruments and vocals, but take it away, and you'd miss it big time.

The drummer for this tribute performance, was the son of the original drummer who passed away in 1980. John Bonham is considered by many, to be the greatest rock n role drummer of all time. And this performance was blessed to have his very son play with the rest of the band to the marvel and delight of the audience, as well as the rest of us who got to watch it on video.

Original drummers son…Jason Bonham. He’s part of the Heart tribute to Led Zeppelin at the Kennedy center too. Mastery, facts. ❤️🎼❤️

This was in the movie "Godzilla", the one with Matthew Broderick. At the time of this concert this song was going on 40 years old. In my opinion this is one of their best songs. Love this album, bought this baby back in high school and played the shit out of it. Check out the live version of "Immigrant Song 1972", in their prime.

GOATS OF ALL ROCK..... this one off concert had over 25million request for tickets...GOATS

Zeppelin FIRE! Listen to all of their albums… known as the Zep-athon!! The drummer is the son of their original drummer Bonzo who died in 80, this is his son Jason!! No one else could ever play this except his son who grew up listening and playing drums like his father! He is so proud up in heaven!! What a legacy!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

As you no doubtly have been told, the drummer is Jason, the son of John Bonham, perhaps one of if not the greatest rock drummer ever! Jason is awesome in his own right....

In their prime, I'd say find the movie "The Song Remains The Same" it's a live concert of them. You also get to see the current drummer (Jason Bonham) as a baby (I think maybe 3 or 4) playing drums. He the son of the original late drummer John Bonham. I think you would enjoy the concert movie. Lots of their earlier material. By the way, I believe P Daddy or Diddy (whatever he calls himself now days), used the riff (with the bands permission) on a song he did for the 1998 Godzilla soundtrack.

Love the innocent comments ( is that the original drummer ) ( I don’t know the singers name ) priceless....Loved your pure appreciation of what you were listening to...27 years after we sadly lost Bonzo the pressure on them to perform that night is indescribable.....

I was at this gig back in 2007. I`d waited to see them all my life and finally got to see them. They were incredible, the music is even better live. I wish everyone could have experienced it. The best band I`ve ever seen and I`ve seen most. That`s John Bonham`s son on the drums by the way.

The greatest rock song - EVER. By the greatest rock group - EVER

Robert Plant (vocals) and Jimmy Page (guitar) traveled extensively through North Africa and brought the exotic sounds they heard there into their music, never more so than in Kashmir. The drama and epic nature of this song is undeniable, and your reaction was exactly the same as mine when I first heard it oh so long ago. It was especially nice that you used the performance from Celebration Day...it showed they could still bring it.

Don't sweat it, brother. Robert Plant vocals, Jimmy Paige guitars, John Paul Jones bass and Jon Bonham drums make everyone react the exact same way, twists and melts our faces and in general makes us not give a shit about all the negative bullshit in life. It's Led Zeppelin, don't know really what to say except perfection.

Do the studio version of this if you want Plant in his prime. He has held up very well over the years.

DAZED AND CONFUSED, voice is insanely powerful or Since I’ve Been Loving You

They killed this. Honestly this is probably once of my favorite songs of all time hah. Zeppelin did the damn thing!

Babe I’m Gonna Leave You is incredible! Along with Since I’ve Been Loving You! Incredible song and vocals on both.

lol "If he sounds this good at this age,I could only imagine what he sounded like when he was a lot younger" Your're right bro,you're looking at rock god of the 70s!

Zeppelin made a film of a big concert at msg that came out in 77 I believe. It's even on Blu-ray at this point. That was their peak. Great film to watch them all in their prime

John Paul Jones, on Keyboards is also Led Zeppelin’s original Bass Player.

My favorite line in this song. "I love the storm that leaves no trace like thoughts with in a dream"

Robert Plant is 74 years old. His and the rest of the bands history goes all the way back to the late '60's when Led Zeppelin formed. Jimmy Page, the lead guitarist, is now 79 years old. Unfortunately there original drummer, John Bonham , died September 25, 1980 at age 32. He was, and still is, considered one of the best drummers of all time, but he was trapped by drugs and alcoholic poisoning.. And if you are wondering who was filling in for him in this performance that is none other then Phil Collins! The last member of their band is John Paul Jones. He is 77 years old. and plays bass and keyboards. At a time when most would retire and simply fade away, these people demonstrate what true professionalism and the love of their music really is. If you take care of yourself you can latterly go on until the good lord calls you home! I'm glad you appreciate it! They have been playing this tune since 1975!

Van that's Robert Plant

Led Zeppelin over the hills and far away. Traveling riverside blues, hey what can I do, all of my love,

Drummer is Jason Bonham, son of the origional drummer, John Bonham. Fills the big shoes his father left behind. Love your reactions.

P Diddy did sample this, but Jimmy Page played the guitar for him.

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

GREAT reaction video to Kashmir! This song is likely among the top five most influential classic rock anthems ever composed by ANY band. No disrespect intended toward so many other astounding bands, but Zepp is arguably the penultimate of all classic rock bands, and their entire catalog is flawless and breaks all limits. Of their complete works, however, in my opinion, only Stairway to Heaven eclipses Kashmir as the two greatest original songs this or ANY band of that era ever created.

GOAT! Singer is Robert Plant. They are in their 60’s here! I have never seen this outstanding clip! You’ve got a new Sub!

Yeeessss!! Getting the Led out this week! If you want to hear an example of Robert Plant's voice when he was younger, look no further than "Since I've Been Loving You" live at MSG in 1973. You will not regret it! Keep up the Great Work, LFR Family!!!

❤❤❤❤ Zeppelin. 40 + yrs listening to this phenomenal band !!

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. Voted best rock band of the 60's-70's & 80's. Then came back in 2007 and did this in their 60's and killed it with NO AUTO TUNE OR OTHER ENHANCEMENTS today singers use.

The Immigrant Song he sounds great. The singer is Robert Plant

Great Reaction!! If you want to see This Band when they were young, GOTTA WATCH AND HEAR!!! Led Zeppelin LIVE at the Royal Albert Hall 1970!!! GUARANTEED You'll be Amazed!! I wanna say that The Vocalist Robert Plant was only 19 during this EPIC Concert!! John Bonham tears up the Drums throughout and does an Epic Drum Solo on the song "Moby Dick ", Page Shreds the Guitar literally, and John Paul Jones is incredible!!! Please check it out!!

Kashmir is my all time favorite Led Zeppelin song with Whole Lotta Love coming in at a very close 2nd. Their definitely the GOAT when it comes to rock n roll

Puffy sampled this a few years ago with "Come With Me".

the drummer played like his dad did the this tune....PERFECT

saw this in 95 at the philly spectrum i was 14 my mother took me orchestra came out this was the last song insane voice insane band will never forget it chills

Great reaction as always Van! Ah way back when, I sang descant soprano in a chamber choir. Now I sit on my backside chatting with my LFR FAMILY daily. Some day we'll do a singing Zoom 😅

i left my last comment before your reaction was complete, i'm sure someone else mentioned it, but John, the original drummer died around 1980, in this performance, his son Jason is playing drums, and did an outstanding job.

Oh c'mon now my guy, you know Ez Mil🇵🇭could ABSOLUTELY nail this beat! 😝 I grew up listening to Zeppelin, I only got to see them in concert once, but I will NEVER EVER forget it, it WAS AMAZING!!!!🤟🏻🤟🏻

"You Will Be Mine" Is another great one. They've got plenty. Thanks Van.

You have to listen to their song black dog. I don't know if that's one of his best vocals but it's an exceptional blue song. Stairway to heaven is probably where his voice sounds the best and that came out in 1971.

Yup concerts back in the day were great to go too live. If i'm not mistaken that concert is 2007 which would have made every member except the drummer in their late 50's but when you have talent you got it and they all have it. Good to see the young listening and reacting to this music. Take care and God Bless.

Another influential artist to add to your list. David Bowie (sampled by many) - career spanning from 1969 through 2016 when he passed away. Take songs from each decade. Space Oddity, Changes, FAME, Golden Years, Heroes, Let's Dance, Modern Love, Hallo Spaceboy, I'm Afraid of Americans, Lazarus. Love your channel!! Keep it up!

I know you did this reaction 2 years ago. I found an interview Robert Plant did with Rick Ruben on KZfaq. Robert went all the way back to his roots. Rick asked the questions we all want to know. If you're a Led Zeppelin fan the interview is a " must" listen. Robert's influences we're the big bands of the 50's, blues and jazz singers from Chess records and such. I won't give the spoilers away. Robert explains everything in a full circle

Checkout Robert Plant in the Honeydrippers "Sea of Love"

This was their first live show in almost 30 years. You needed to enter a lottery to get the opportunity to pay $$$ for tickets.

“Since I’ve been loving you” and “Stairway to heaven” live at Madison Square Garden is a life change if experience...Robert Plants vocals are sublime!!!

Bangers people. Nothing but fire 🔥 on this channel 🔥🔥

That drummer is Jason, the son of John Bonham, original drummer for LZ who died in 1980. Plant and Page always loved that Arabic/Moroccan sound. They were inspired when they visited there. These guys have been everywhere.. all for getting more music ideas. Geniuses

Oh for bands and musicians like these ,this day and age.fantastic reaction young man 👍👍👍👍🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞💎💎💎💎💎

If you want to see them at their prime literally any recording of them at Madison Square garden 1973 will do it.

Listen to the studio version for comparing Plant now and then. Same swagger, confidence & strength. In all honesty, if he's lost anything in his voice, even a lifelong fan has trouble picking it out!

Singer: Robert Plant; Guitar: Jimmy Page; Keyboard and Bass: John Paul Jones; Drummer: Jason Bonham, son of the original drummer John Bonham. This performance of Kashmir is my favorite. They may be 30 years older but they still have it. 🔥🔥🔥🔥

My favorite Led Zeppelin 🫶🏻

They were still this tight with their sound and rhythms and had played together for years prior to this. True pros.

Dazed and Confused live is another must check out Zep song! Love your reactions man. Also, check Rainbow out when they were live in Munich...”Sixteenth Century Greensleeves”, or “Catch the Rainbow”

Hell yes - great review!

Since I've Been Loving You, Four Sticks, The Rain Song, In My Time Of Dying, In The Light, Black Country Woman, Achilles Last Stand, No Quarter, Ten Years Gone, Fool In The Rain, I Can't Quit You Baby - live@Royal Albert Hall

I remember seeing Robert Plant in 1988 on his Now and Zen Tour at the (former) Capitol Center in D.C. Plant kept saying to "come see his mate Jimmy here in two weeks" because guitarist Jimmy Page did his own show at the venue two weeks later. I bought tickets the next day. Both were great great shows.

Robert Plant singer. Jason Bonham, son of the late John Bonham, original drummer for Led Zeppelin. After his death, Led Zeppelin disbanded because they couldn't continue without their drummer. But they made an exception for this performance because John's son was going to play in his dad's place. He grew up knowing all of the members. This concert was a one-off that wasn't originally planned, but when it was made public, 20 million fans tried to get a ticket.