Drum Teacher Reacts to John Bonham - The Ocean - Led Zeppelin - Episode 21 

average old fool

You haven't heard too many drummers lol

IMHO the all-time best hard rock band. Each member a phenomenal talent that were unparalleled as a unit. Such a downer that Bonham passed away at only 32 (RIP Bonzo!). Sad fact: The other great drummer of this period, Keith Moon, also passed at 32..

I agree

Bullshit, The Who is

@@MrBrungers no one listens to the who now a days, they're all washed up has beens

Mayakhedive Malkuth check out Ten Years Gone, hard to pick a favorite but I like that one a lot. Peace.

Thanks for the recommendations. In fact upon listening to their debut I bought all their albums. "Achilles last stand" is one of my favorites although Peace Maker is right, it's hard to pick. Peace everyone.

@@gsxrkz Zep is my fav, but Rush also has that chemistry.

Every member of the band was incredibly talented, but Bonzo was their heart and soul. Greatest. Drummer. Ever. If you want to understand why, watch "What Makes John Bonham Such a Good Drummer?". It's a technical analysis of his style and a good one too, no disrespect to this content creator.

He was definitely the most versatile.

Absolutely...JPJ was and still is...The most underrated guy in this band....but when you put JPJ and Bonham together...this is by far the best rhythm section EVER !

And YES John was the one singing the count down into on this song!

you got to remember that JPJ and Page were session guys during one of the most prolific moments in rock. JPJ arranged some really big songs from the mid/late 60's. He was Zep's secret weapon

Mine is "Out on the Tiles". Just look at my screen name. :-) There are so many great Zeppelin songs I don't even know where to begin after that. LOL! Let's give it a try and in no particular order. The Song Remains the Same Tangerine Bron-Y-Aur Stomp The Rain Song D'yer Mak'er In My Time of Dying That's the Way I Can't Quit You Baby How Many More Times Thank You The Ocean No Quarter A Fool in the Rain South Bound Saurez

I'm not a musician. In fact I'm a techie with no artistic talent whatsoever, unless one considers the artistic aspect in creating computer code. LOL! That being said and from very early on there was something at a deep, organic or cellular level that spoke to me of the greatness of the band. It blows the mind, fills the heart and frees the soul to soar to amazing heights! The other band that speaks to the depths of my being is Rush. Another absolutely electric band. Before I moved to what was once my vacation property I had a four hour drive I'd do several times each summer. The entire journey, both ways, was filled with Zeppelin and Rush CDs. Driving through the mountains with that music permeated every fiber of my being and melted away all the worries and weariness the world could throw my way. :-)

I would absolutely consider you an artist. Wether you’re creating music, designing a blueprint, or creating computer code, you are still creating. I consider that to be an artist; one who creates. From what I wrote, it’s obvious that we both get the same feeling from bands such as Zeppelin, Rush, Beatles, etc. They touch our souls. I bet those some of those drives were over before you expected by getting lost in such beautiful scenery while listening to such beautiful music that penetrated every cell in your body. You certainly don’t have to be a musician for music to touch you in a deep and meaningful way. Have a great rest of your week, and I hope you get a chance to get little breaks via the magic of music throughout! - Nick

@@NickP333 I work from home now and often have some music or other playing in the background. Well, unless I'm on a Skype conference call. LOL! I also love solo pianists. Note to self: Add more solo pianists to playlist! And yes, driving through the Adirondack Mountains of Upstate New York is very scenic. This past weekend I loaded up my kayak and fishing gear and took a two hour drive to a remote pond, passing through Lake Placid. Leaf Peepers were out in force! Sending Good Vibrations your way! :-)

Doc Riley so fucking true

The NotSoGuitarGuy agree totally..Mitch Mitchell was a magician behind a kit

Except he straight up stole that.

@@gibsonfan159 From? (I know who; just curious if you do.. lol)

Anita Paulus Physical Graffiti is my personal fav

So true sis!😊👍

Those are definitely his two greatest performances imo. As far as the main drumbeat goes.

Thank you and good luck. That'll make you a better drummer for sure!!

Yes sir!

right on, makes me feel old being fukn old! 💀🔨

Anytime!! Please check my other vids

Great comment!!

Akatosh's Disciple That performance is awesome

Yes that is my favorite Ward performance ever. It’s mesmerizing.

Honesly Bill is just my favorite straight up. then Paice, then Bonham

@@paulshaum3421 I can respect that.

@@akatoshsdisciple2909 I'm glad, theres some people that'll string you up by the balls if you say that

Carmel Aruck didn’t he do the intro before the music to the ocean itself... “You got 4 already but now we’re steady and then they went 1..2..3..4”

For real, homie. Led Zeppelin > baseball.

And I love your comment

Cygnus X-1 Books I & II. Amazing duology! :-)

You are very correct