THANK YOU! For 3 million views. To celebrate I color graded the entire ‘Safari Song’ performance from Lollapalooza Chicago. It’s in the video section of this channel🤘
@@zicobonafonte8327 even Robert plant praised the group and thinks they are very good and he listens to their albums He really like them he said so himself
The vocals are truly exceptional. This music is undoubtedly the most significant contribution to authentic rock music in the past five decades. Greta Van Fleet will undoubtedly be remembered as one of the greatest rock bands in history. Absolutely incredible 🎶 Thank you all so much for bringing this incredible music back into the 21st century. Subscribed 👏
The control of his voice that he's gained is admirable. Lots of hard work right there. From highway tune to meeting the master the control he's gained is phenomenal. That voice!!!! 👏👏👏👏
Brilliant band, young, passionate and talented. I’m in my 70’s and saw some of the greatest artists including Jimi Hendrix. I loved this band as soon as I heard them play. By the way ALL musicians are influenced by others including Led Zeppelin, it’s called being inspired
GVF are an amazing wonderful band....I am on my second CD of there's my first one got the skipiddy s so I ran out and bought another one.... theses Guys awesome.....🔥⚡🤘📀
@@PoutinePete his voice is insane. the range, the control, the execution... maybe it's not your flavor, that's fine. to each their own. but to not recognize the talent here is a blunder
@@user-bl6ne3hc6n I know I thought that's what it was for a long time it was a Robert plant song hes got a gift of voice I hope he dont do any th thing to ruin it
@@joshotten1904 I hear this song on the radio for about 3 months it is one of their hits we don't have DJs anymore so I thought it was a Led Zeppelin song I thought it was a very young Led Zeppelin has been remixed and I thought it was really good,,TO GOOD,,,,I should of known ,,, now that said, these guys are really good,,,,
Omg his voice hits my soul!! Maybe bc it’s similar to Robert Plants!! Not exact of course but closest I’ve personally ever heard!! Just LOVE the music him & his bands putting out! Rock on 🤘🏼❤
Holy shit I thought this was an old vid from the 70s until i went to the comments lol absolutely insane, like they just hopped out a time machine straight to the stage!
As a 43 year old man this just hit me like the first time I heard WHEN THE LEVEE BREAKS you guys have a new fan now must go and listen to all your music oh and Rock never dies it's just rebirth another's rebellious life
I been play guitar for 33 years am 47 am I to old to go see these guys I want to bad but don’t want to look out of place. When young I would see bands from the dead to AIC and it was mix crowd. Help me out
@@ageofmachinegvfI just reached out today.I haven't heard anything like this at a long time.That i'm sixty one kind of like when welcome to the jungle came out❤❤❤
OHMYGAWD. I absolutely LOVE Greta Van Fleet! I knew from the very first time that id heard them LIVE, that they were only going to get better and better. I was the one listening to them for a year and turned my family on to them. Since then i buy tickets for all of us! We're waiting for them to return to beautiful Northern California!!✌️❤️😁🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🤘
Most of the high notes are forceful falsetto; you can tell by how the notes split into two sounds on the highest parts. It's impressive, Chris Cornell probably did it best.
Just when we thought it was all gone, never to be seen or heard of again 😕 I was convinced, no doubt in my mind, that we will never ever ever ever, EVER hear anything like this again. Saw them for the first time on a youtube short like this one 2 days ago. I was so confused, I thought it was an old clip from from the late 60s, but why have I not heard this.....Greta? 🤔 Odd name for fella but who is this dude?.
Greta van fleet’s “Light my love” was so impactful and powerful that I listened to it every free moment I had and more often than not, cried over how it made my soul feel. I have never in my life been so obsessed with a band. If you haven’t gone through and listened to AT LEAST one full album, I am BEGGING you to not rob yourself of the experience of Greta van Fleet.
This band is this generation’s Led Zeppelin. Homeboy screams Robert Plant. They’re gonna go far, I promise you. Thank you guys for bringing back classic rock and roll to the masses
Muse is my band that pulls that off. Like, they don't just sound as good as the studio, but often even better. Helps that their sound engineers are magic makers.
If you ever Thought to yourself, “Damn I wish I was around during the 70’s-80’s So I could go to a Rock Concert… *BOOM!!* ………… These dude are the Closest thing to an actual 1970’s Band in their Prime!!
I was at the Nashville show in July. They started the tour there a few days after starcatcher came out. We were the first ones to hear the new album live.
Gonna check those songs out, cuz that’s what I was waiting for! I dig that they have that classic Zeppelin sound but knew they would eventually evolve the sound into their own.
Nows the best time in history to enjoy music. Wide range of genres, lots of great music new and old to enjoy, cheaper and easier to listen than ever. From the perspective of a late 20s person with hundres of vinyl records ranging from led Zeppelin to danny brown to pet shop boys
Greta Van Fleet, I heard that the name came from an elderly lady from their hometown near Detroit. Her name was on a marquee at a VFW hall or something. Awesome musicians, hope only the best for them.
It’s true my brothers wife is from frankenmuth and we stayed at the Bavarian inn and all the rooms were named after the original settlers there and I remember walking by the Van Fleet room several times thinking it was awesome.
@@dangrimes5078 yes, I googled how they got the name. It is an 88 year old lady, she is a blue grass musician from their hometown. Her name is Gretna Van Fleet. They dropped the n in Gretna so it's easier to pronounce. I heard them on a radio interview that it was on a marquee on a VFW or some Hall in their hometown when they were trying to think of a name for the band.
