LOVE your commentary. Please keep the videos coming. If able of course! :)

Considering this was their best concert, it certainly wasn’t Plant’s worst year, his vocals were amazing at these concerts for their movie. If this was a bootleg video, that person sure moved around, far away up close & behind them. Unless they pieced their far away footage, with the professional footage. The Song Remains The Same should always be played with The Rain Song, they go together.

That tapping melody reminds me of the Mystic Potato Head Groove Thing.

1) Those 50s and early 60s Les Paul Standards were much lighter than the Customs of the time and all LPs today. You'd be surprised. One reason they are coveted by players, not just collectors. 2) This is a Sonny Dixon song. It's been covered countless times, but everyone should listen to the Dixon original. Very raw and simple, but not that far off from the Zep arrangement. That little half-step rise in the turnaround is all Zep, though. 3) One of the coolest things you can do if you're a guitarist and music fan is to listen to every live performance you can and hear the progression of Pagey's playing. You can really hear his influences early on. You can hear licks and phrasing and sensibility directly from rockabilly heroes like Scotty Moore (Elvis) and Cliff Gallup (Gene Vincent). Those little quiet, sweet major scale, vibrato-laced licks from BB King. The riff-writing prowess of guys like Jimmy Rogers (Muddy Waters) and Hubert Sumlin (Howlin' Wolf). His got that reckless abandon of Buddy Guy. You can hear the phrasing of Elmore James, with and without the slide. Not to mention his affinity for British and Irish folk voicings on the axe. It's all there and it's pretty cool to hear all those licks get absorbed and turned into something entirely new, especially when he started adding in the African, Middle Eastern, and Indian influences.

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Liked your reaction. Was your background music Zelda?

please react duck album

This song is perfection. A real piece of art.

Always brings tears this track. Steven Wilson has an insane ability to produce amazing music with such poignant lyrics. Check out Anesthetize, live at Tilburg….

You should look up the Rolling Stone magazine critique of Zeppelin I. They were panned and dismissed. They compared Plant to Rod Stewart, Bonham hit the drums too hard and yes they acknowledged Jimmy Page s guitar work.

January. Jimmy Page s Birthday

3:27 i like how your head movements was able to predict his phrasing heh.

AWESOME, alien level!

Somewhat of a wood coneissur? Thats what she said

I find it funny that he was so focused on the story being told that he simply toned out the music playing.

GOAT!!

Been really enjoying your content and takes on awesome musicianship bro! If you're taking suggestions still, "Alien Hip Hop" by Nili Brosh and Virgil Donati is super badass and unique. You should give a try

That lick sounds like Tender Surrender

These musicians were only in their early 20s at that time.

I love the live of this song, they do this live absolutely perfect, & I’ve seen it so many times.

This song blew my mind when I saw it as a teenager learning to play guitar :)

04:45 i think its F or G the 8th string.

They do NOT play with in-ear monitors

So I'm TOTALLY subscribing...really enjoyed your thoughts on everything going on and the appreciation for the musicianship...plus I'm very interested in looking into an LTD? guitar

Prob filter pedal.

You should have played The Rain Song with it back to back

JPJ was great but the enterer band was maid of masters in their field that could transition with each other better than anyone from 1 to the next and follow who ever took lead

THIS will be played at my funeral

Many of us have been wondering if anyone would ever again rule the sound of a guitar like Jeff Beck did. I, for one, am done waiting.

I cannot listen to Marco's CD version after listening to this, that's a problem 😂

One of the best songs of the band. Best Guthrie performance ever, in my opinion.

the actual thing behind was, Brian driving past an upcoming, even a tornado on this flatlands. It made him so humble and impressed. You can really feel it.

They just played in Japan. And pigs grant big luck over there

Video as good as Music - LIVE.

I don't understand why this band is so popular. If I want heavy music I find Led Zeppelins guitar tone to be too thin , scratchy and cold sounding. There is no real distinctive "tone" I associate with Led Zep, unlike with bands like Van Halen, Black Sabbath or Queen. Jimmy Page is a decent guitarist, if sloppy, but so what, there weren't too many good guitarists around in the late 60s so you were bound to stand out. Even in a band as derided by snobs as KiSS I'd pick Ace Frehleys playing over Page. Nowadays I would rate at least a hundred guitarists above him. Robert Plant lost his voice only a few albums into their career, meaning over half of his performances are hoarse barks. He's doing bluesy screaming, again so what. Far from being the first or even the best. His voice is quite feminine, and there were a lot of great female blues/ soul singers who sound more powerful than him. Plus his English accent sometimes slips into his singing, making his bluesy singing a lot less authentic sounding. And they did a considerable number of hippy type acoustic folky stuff. Well, some people don't like rap, some don't like string quartets, some don't like country and western and I don't like acoustic folk songs. Including Stairway To Heaven. John Bonham, a powerful drummer albeit one dimensional, but how many people listen to a band for the drums? Live albums from the 70s were infamous for their lengthy boring drum solos which nearly everyone skipped. Plus of course their copious plagiarism. Some of their songs are blatant stealing, like Black Mountain Side and Bron Y Aur Stomp, and some are them doing reworked versions of other peoples songs, like Dazed and Confused and .......well, virtually the rest of their first four albums.

The most amazing thing isn't how well he plays but the fact that all those solos and fillings are IMPROVISED. If you are curious just pick a song of his and listen to several recordings thereof. He is truly mind blowing.

Can't pull that stuff off without the persimmon wood shells😮

Please react to: Keith Urban and John Meyer - When Summer Comes Around This is one of Keith’s hits.

This is the very best of “CMT Crossroads”. And, it lead to Keith and John to go on a mini-tour. Keith Urban is a must sail-down rabbit hole!

Your tone in the intro is really nice. Just a bit of break-up, and lots of warmth, and bottom-end. I'm a little curious about the amp your using (if you are using one). If it's software it's very impressive.

10-40 wow

I'm going to a concert of The Aristocrats in a little more than a month... And it's about 40+ years that I don't go to a "true" concert (too crowded, too loud, too much of pretty much everything). And I can't wait to see him live. I already know he will blow my mind away, but I'm curious about "how much and how" 😅. And I wonder how many thousands of hours did he spend on the instrument, but not only. He's not only a "technical wizard", to use your words, but he's also incredibly MUSICAL, his solos (especially when he's improvising) are a continuous flow of IDEAS, there's no shredding just for the sake of it, they're all MUSICAL IDEAS. His brain doesn't have circumvolutions, it has pentagrams 😅. I love how he plays, and when he's with The Aristocrats he's with two other guys that are stratospherically talented as well. Really, I can't wait. 🙂 See you next time!

That first note he missed was on accident that out of tune bend was on purpose

Ok. I jusr stumbled on to this video and I'm glad I did. I've heard this song a bazillion times but seeing you play it close up finally made me realize how intricate his music and and his playing were. Wow!

Ever watch your videos with a subwoofer? P-P-P-Pop filter!!

First off, the production value of your video is great, not even started talking about the song yet, but praise where praise is due. Very professional looking video, the song itself is great elevated by that wonderful solo. Keep up the good work.

My favourite duo but what i love the most is seeing your expression mirror my own as i watch these videos. Love Keith and John together. Thank you.

Its like the perfect bromance with the two of them and their guitars 🎸 ❤

My favourite!!! The two of them together are epic!

OMG I just found/watched/listened to the original I Can't Quit You Baby about 20 years before Led Zeppelin performed it by American Blues artist Otis Rush ... note: he's playing electric guitar left handed, about 10 years before Jimi Hendrix, is singing I Can't Quit You Baby exactly the way Robert Plant copies him AND he's playing the exact licks Jimmy Page would later play ... (all the above have to have heard/seen this video before they ... ) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/i99ip6iBmK-XdIE.html