Led Zeppelin: In My Time of Dying 5/25/1975 * SAL TV REACTIONS * 

Play it at my funeral

From 1968-1980 whoever had a chance to see them play live, were the luckiest people on the planet.

My favorite band since 69❤

Their manager Peter Grant was so tired of promoters ripping off rock bands that he demanded that led Zeppelin get 90% of the gate and the promoters only 10% he totally flipped the rock music industry on its head kudos to Peter Grant

Knew you would love this! Next...No Quarter live from MSG!! Also Achillies Last Stand from Knebworth in 1979!

You Shook Me is one of my favorite also.

i just give you a comment about LedZep. I like a lot about yous comments too. Greeting with my best midsommer diibadaaba (my english is not so good)

Dude, even in the ‘70’s this was a tough ticket

❤❤❤Robert ❤❤❤

Jimmy and Robert doing what Jimmy and Robert do. The Earl's Court stuff is such gold, too bad no one has given it the HD treatment like with MSG. If it's even possible.

I saw them 2 times at the Forum in Inglewood. I was exhausted after each concert. There was nothing like a Zeppelin concert.

Actually that gun was pretty literal. Robert ad-libbed that line live, and its a borrowed lyric from Jimmi Hendrix 'Hey Joe', which you should react to if you haven't. It happens that something in the music chords wise and rhythm made it totally fit and Robert knew it would. Genius singer.

They were so tight this night it's insane ...

Excellent! So glad you did this! It’s one of my favorite live performances.

Great reaction young buck. This band is legendary! Great old blues song rocked out! GOATs!

Taken from an old blues song "Jesus Make Up My Dying Bed" by Blind Willie Johnson from 1927. The bass and drums are also tearing it up! "So I gave her the gun and I shot her." from Jimi Hendrix's version of "Hey Joe."

If I had to pick my favorite Zep tune (which is silly), I would pick this one! 😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🐐’s

They opened for Vanilla Fudge in the very beginning, and I think one other band opened for them. Who would want to follow Zeppelin? And they did such full shows, they didn’t need an opener.

We wore our trousers so tight back then, one glance and you could tell what our religion was.

This song dates back to the 1920's. It's a cover of a Blind Willie Nelson tune. "In My Time of Dying" (also called "Jesus Make Up My Dying Bed" or a variation thereof) is a traditional gospel music song that has been recorded by numerous musicians. The title line, closing each stanza of the song, refers to a deathbed and was inspired by a passage in the Bible from Psalms 41:3 "The Lord will strengthen him upon the bed of languishing, thou wilt make all his bed in his sickness". In my time of dying, want nobody to mourn All I want for you to do is take my body home Well, well, well, so I can die easy Well, well, well, so I can die easy Jesus, gonna make up/out siviers Jesus, gonna make up my dyin' bed Meet me, Jesus, meet me Oh meet me in the middle of the air If my wings should fail me, Lord Oh please meet me with another pair Well, well, well, so I can die easy Well, well, well, so I can die easy Jesus, gonna make up Somebody, somebody Oh, oh Jesus gonna make up Jesus gonna make you my dyin' bed Oh, Saint Peter, at the gates of heaven Won't you let me in I never did no harm I never did no wrong Oh, Gabriel, let me blow your horn Let me blow your horn Oh, I never did, did no harm I've only been this young once I never thought I'd do anybody no wrong No, not once Oh, I did somebody some good Somebody some good yeah Oh, did somebody some good yeah I must have did somebody some good yeah Oh I believe I did I see the smiling faces I know I must have left some traces And I see them in the streets And I see them in the field And I hear them shouting under my feet And I know it's got to be real Oh, Lord, deliver me All the wrong I've done You can deliver me, Lord I only wanted to have some fun Hear the angels marchin' Hear the' marchin', hear them marchin' Hear them marchin', the' marchin' It's got to be my Jesus Oh, it's got to be, it's got to be my Jesus it's got to be my oh it's got to be my Jesus Oh take me home Come on, come on I can hear the answer, sing it Oh, here they come Here they come Here they come Bye-bye Bye-bye Bye-bye Bye-bye Bye-bye Oh, feels pretty good, don't you? Pretty good, I feel (Oh, Georgina) Oh, yeah Oh, I see him Come on (Take it) Oh, don't you make it my dyin', dyin', dyin' Cough, "that's gonna be the one, isn't it?" "Come have a listen, then" Oh yes, thank you

Nice reaction

Good reaction bro! I recommend kashmir in the studio version, then you could go to his record company and listen to songs from his first album Led zeppelin 1, also the band has very good quality live albums like how the west was won, after having listened to the 4th album by zepp I recommend you that album

Best damn version! And with an ode to Elvis at the end. 🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽

“”Please Jesus, make it I die in bed.” This was a very risqué innuendo.

Check out their cover of Gallows pole. It's different.

I suggest you react to BABE COME ON HOME.. It’s a soul/ gospel relationship struggle song.

Its such a shame that LZ won't allow RU-vid to post their studio stuff. The live performances were meant to be experienced and don't translate well onto RU-vid. Jimmy is a great guitar player but his studio skills are killer! This song needs to be heard by the studio version.

Jimmy was big time junkie..but he still played it..yessss!

From the first album (Led Zeppelin I 1969) you still have: Good times bad times. Babe i'm gonna leave you. You shook me. Dazed and confused. Your time is gonna come. Black mountain side. Communication breakdown. I can't quit you baby. How many more times. From second album (Led zeppelin II 1969): Whole lotta love. What is and what should never be. The lemon song. Thank you. Heartbreaker. Living loving maid she's just a woman. Ramble on. Moby dick. Bring it on home. From the third album (Led Zeppelin III 1970): Inmigrant song. Friends. Celebration day. Since i've been loving you. Out in the tiles. Gallows pole. Tangerine. That's the way. Bron-Yr-Aur-Stomp. Hats off to (Roy) Harper. From fourt album (Led Zeppelin IV 1971): Black dog. Rock and Roll. The battle of evermore. Stairway to heaven. Misty mountain hop. Four sticks. Going to california. When the levee breaks. From fifth album ( House of the holy 1973): The song remains the same. The rain song. Over the hills and far away. The crunge. Dancing days. D'yer Mak'er. No quarter. The ocean. From the sixth album ( Physical Graffiti 1975): Custard Pie. The rover. In my time of dying. Houses of the holy. Trampled under foot. Kashmir. In the light. Bron-Yr-Aur. Down by the seaside. Ten years gone. Night flight. The wanton song. Boogie with stu. Black country woman. Sick again. From seventh album ( Presance 1976) Achilles last stand. For your life. Royal orleans. Nobody's fault but mine. Candy store rock. Hots on for nowhere. Tea for one. From eighth album ( In through the out door 1979): In the evening. South bound suarez. Fool in the rain. Hot dog. Carouselambra. All my love. I'm gonna crowl. From last album (Coda 1982) : We're gonna groove. I can't quit you baby. Poor tom. Walter's walk. Ozone baby. Darlene. Bonzo's mountreux. Wearing and tearing. Unreleased songs: La La. Travelling riverside blues. The Girl I Love She Got Long Black Wavy Hair. Baby come on home. Sugar mama. Hey hey what i can do. St. Tristan's sword. 10 Ribs & All / Carrot Pod Pod ( Pod). Key to the highway / Trouble in mind. Jennings farm blues. Live only songs: Somethin' else. Sunshine woman. C'mon Everybody. All recommended

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This is slide guitar he has a steel tube on one finger and slides up and down the neck of the guitar

When your done with Zeppelin try some of "The Who". Do live sruff of theirs they are a great live band

As far as who did it first Robert Johnson should be the most pissed off, if been influenced by somebody is copying then the whole of rock and roll and rap is guilty of it think about it who did it first? Chuck Berry, Little Richard Bill Haley & the Comets(Rock Around the Clock?

She probably realize they sampled it from Willie Dixon Robert Johnson and countless other black artists from the 30s. Black-and-white don't make no difference to me it's got to give the people the props. Influence is a big factor. All these old finger Pickers and slide players deserve their proper

Y’all got ripped off I went to many concerts back in the 70 and compared to todays prices and the times they play I feel bad for you guys. Blessing 🙏🏼

Try "Thank you"

That subscribe bell and the instagram fly-in are really annoying during a video.