No Quarter-Led Zeppelin (With Lyrics) 

Always had the angst and heartbreaks. None of the positive shit. But at least I have this music.

I lost them . Times changed .

What are you some kind of mastermind...I wish I thought of what you just said....perfect my friend...just fuckin' perfect...Coors light tonight!

I love Zep, but I've always found the allegations of plagiarism troubling.

@@redin575 I agree with you 100%. All four of them are slimy thieves but they are some talented thieves!

Lucky

Beyond lucky! You've been very privileged to see something so many wish they could. No one will ever see them as they were then ever again.

I was just 6 months old.

Wish I was there. I was 14 and stuck in Houston, Tx at the time. Had my money saved for tickets in 1980 for the upcoming show and I heard that John Bonham had passed away. RIP John.

I saw them June 11 at MSG same year...best concert ever 🎸🎸🎸

@@nikolabulic4356 thanks

The Tool version is dope too

You have excellent tast! Poetic brilliance...my other favorite is Immigrant song

4 times!!!! you are a so fucking lucky man.... i am so young i born in 1991 and i hate it.... for me is imposible to see led zepp :( so fucking saaaaaad :(

+Karl Keesel yes Karl the more I hear from guys like you it shows me just how lucky I was. you don't realize it at the time but reading all the comments from people who never got the chance just tells me what a lucky fellow I was

+Robert Worth yees so lucky to live in the same time when led zepp is in his top moment.... i am from chile and even if they reunited again for me is still very hard to see him... robert plant & jimmy page play in my city in 1996 in the stadium that actually is so fucking close to my house but i have 5 years old in that moment lol... imposible!!!! :((((((

+Karl Keesel Chile huh? I'm in Canada Karl. yes I was born in the right generation Karl. I got to see many of the greats of my time. well you may not get to see them in person Karl, but thank goodness for a good stereos and RU-vid

+Robert Worth a man who saw 4 times one of the best bands of all times.. a veteran soldier of the old school rock.... you have all my respect!!! :)

🤘🏻😁 Take No Quarter give No Quarter

I saw a lot of greats. Never this band. I'm only 57 and when I was teen I used to catch a Greyhound bus round trip to Pittsburgh to the Civic Arena to see concerts. Cost was like 7.50 round trip. Saw Alice Cooper do Billion dollar Babies there. Also Deep Purple!!! yea..I'm one of not many who saw that. All of this was in the mid 70's. I saw a lot more than that. Not enough room type them all.

sexxycowgurl88 At least you weren't born in 2000...

monmixer no shit deep purple highway star in the passenger of the 71 as chevelle

Terry Dunn I was a child of the 70s too. It wasn't always great. Many times I was too young, many other times I was too old, but Led Zeppelin was my very first concert. I only saw them once, but it was enough. I was 14 years old and had told my parents that I was going to the library. When the stage lights came up and the band was there, I felt like I'd died and gone to Rock Heaven. Watching Robert Plant in his jeans so tight and so low was the first time I felt, well, I don't think I need to explain it. When Jimmy pursed his lips while playing his power cords, it was just so adorable, although that doesn't sound right. Bonham with his epic drum solos was like nothing I'd ever seen or heard before or since. Only Jason comes close to his dad's epicness. Every Zep fan needs to watch "Kennedy Center Honors Led Zeppelin." Although not one member of Zep actually performs, it is the awesomest of awesome. When I first heard about it I was so annoyed - actually, pissed right off - that anyone else in the world would sing and play Zep songs. It was sacrilegious. How DARE they!?! I had no idea that anyone else was good enough to play at being Led Zeppelin. But by the time they started playing Stairway to Heaven I knew that I had been terribly wrong. It should be required watching and listening for all Zep fans. This probably sounds stupid and cliché, but that concert when I was 14 shaped my life. I honestly believe I wouldn't be the person I am today had I not gone to the "library" that night.

Im a child of 2001, and I am fucked because i cant see these bands live

Taxi Jax I took a personality Test last night and this sounds exactly like how they described the debater personality; ‘The devils advocate’

true enough you need to know the source....nicely put Taxi Jax. love the song, lyrics and delivery

The Red Flag flew, they were warned.

KIND OF LIKE THESE NEW DEMOCRATS

Just like the saying....take no prisoners

Creio que não seja isso hein... Creio que essa música fala sobre magia e escuridão, aonde uma pessoa escolheu o caminho errado, e pede piedade deseja voltar ,mas não tem mais volta.

Thank u...I just checked it out...Awesome 👍😎😎😎

Studio is better imho. But still the live version is good too.

Yuck, this song does not equate to American military, hopefully

I listened to this song before missions in the sand. We were a small group and we knew what we signed up for. We were programmed in ways no one should have been. I can't speak for my Brothers, but I personally gave no quarter, but I didn't ask for no quarter towards me either and if I paid for my actions then so be it. I feel it took fear of death out of my equation thus I had no hesitation, no worries and nothing to lose demeanor. It's like the old saying, the most dangerous person in a fight is the one who has nothing to lose. Only regret I have is survival guilt because some of my Brothers weren't able to come home. From my kids, to my nephews etc I've talked more out of joining the military then signing up. They don't have the mindset to do it especially, what I specialized in. Caspers are only friendly to their allies. No mercy was brought upon to my targets. Just a shirt, without a face.

@@sleepymartyr the song is about brave men, so not much to do with you I’m afraid

@@sleepymartyr you are a douchebag. This man is bareing his soul. You have zero right to judge a man who put his life on the line so others can live in freedom. Under all off his training is a very strong and extremely BRAVE man. Brave men and women like him deserve NOTHING BUT OUR ADMIRATION AND ETERNAL GRADITUDE!!! Nashville Lewis-jones thank you for your service and dedication to a cause so many take for granted!!! I pray for you to now have peace in your life. And continue to teach and guide our young.

@@brentschuster5798 This song is not about the corrupt military industrial complex, end of discussion. Mk Ultra is on file, and a lot of other evil shit, they are corrupt and you're asking for "eternal gratitude". You can't say the line "devil mocks at every step" when YOU'RE being the devil. That's the US Military industrial conplex. I LOVE Bob Dylan's song "Masters of 'War".

+Jack Tuohey Let me remind they never unfortunately stated weather or not that was true, almost every thing you hear about this songs meaning is up for speculation. I personally believe its a about a teutonic knight returning from the crusades. But the LOTR theory is also a pretty sound theory as they all did openly admit to loving LOTR as young kids

Clayton, that's an interesting theory as well due to our schooling backgrounds. Taking into consideration the time frames of when the LOTR was written ('50's) and the song recorded (late '60's). As well as, other tunes implying the bands like for JRR Tolkien (Ramble On, Misty Mountain Hop, etc...,) I'm leaning more towards LOTR than The Crusades. Although I acknowledge and respect your opinion.

I can 110% see where you get that. I feel as if maybe I think Misty Mountain Hop actually has a clear cut message that they acknowledged but I'm not sure. And I will admit there mystical sound does match LOTR so so well

Taxi Jax golom and the evil one crept up and slipped away with her. And in the darkest depths of mordor i met a girl so fair.

Me too. Atmospheric at its best. Music doesn't always have to be like a happy puppy bounding about. This song always drew me in. Mournful and powerful. Seeing the lyrics make it even better.

Yes Sir. I think is that about. Viking invasion. Awsome song.

@@necromantia555 whose suicide?

You’re thinking of immigrant song.

+jacob wenzel I'm getting stoned as hell to this as we speak, so good idea!

+TheMJN75 that's what I like to hear👌🏻

+TheMJN75 so how was that experience? Tell the story lol

just a journey in my mind, basically...like free-flow thought

jacob wenzel haha I believe you. Cool 😎. This and pink floyd

Chris Walzak or LOTR same ting

you have a gift god loves you this song means more than any of us think god loves you!

do i? :) thankyou for such a nice message

I guess it's about humans, not angels... About those who are not afraid to think with their own head, so: ”They choose the path where no one goes” [...] ”Walking side by side with death”; those who are not afraid of the truth which must feed our evolution (”They carry news that must get through”) - those who are a source of inspiration for the other humans (”To build a dream for me and you”)...

I agree with messenger/Heaven concept because when I listen to this song in various states of minds, my first thought is always being mystical-like and hazy clouds and in no state of mind other than bliss. Perhaps it's heroin. Oh I forgot, none of them have ever shot it, as as been claimed.

i guess theyve done other drugs though? got alot of inspiration from being opened up to the spirit realm ...inspiration from God..it was my mum who was the one who had the revelation that these lyrics were talking about angels with news etc

I was born in 77...my uncle got me into Led Zep and into rock music. My uncle's taste in music really got me into the rock genre and totally influnced my taste in music. I grew up with Zepplien and really got into the Grunge Scene mainly because of my age. Grunge in high school. Soundgarden Nirvana Pearl Jam and later on Stone Temple Pilots Candlebox and so on...Thanks for reading this! Cheers and Peace be with you!

sound.. its brilliant to know.peeps stories from different eras..peace love n light bro xxxx mwahhh

He also speaks, albeit unknowingly, of the Prophets of the Most Holy.

​@BlazingTorch1517 you're wrong

@@TheDogDad No I am not.

@@TheDogDad You know, thinking about this, why don't you Justify what you are spouting? Anyone, even a 2 year old, can say, "Naaawww" without any reasons! So, are you a Prophet of the Most High Yourself? Can you speak on behalf of them and their experiences, How God deals with them? Or are you just mad because someone said something you don't like, but certainly can't prove it wrong?? Since you are challenging me, back it up like a Man - don't run like a Dog!

I think your looking into it too much, the song is about Lord of the Rings in my opinion like %90 of their other songs. It's pretty much about Frodo and Sam taking the ring to Mordor..

@@Lihouification Some say it's about LOTR, magic, Viking invasion. It's whatever you want it to be.

Carlos Azteca edgy

Yes

The rich spare no quarter to the poor. (Taxes)

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@@jlorenzo6428 look up what hold No quarter actually means…

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WTF rotf dude. You're Definitely right on that nodding and drooling 🤤

They are the survivors of the apocolepse

Very astute

+wonkabo Jimi Hendrix did a Leslie Speaker thing on a particular song and he himself said it "sounded like jellybread" which in the UK means flan bread and if that stuff was sound I totally get what he means

I think it's the Theremin that jimmy page liked to play

miles Jackson

I believe the song is about soldiers that got captured by enemies and a quarters is like a place to sleep. so they give the soldier no place to sleep or "no quarter" so in turn, they kill the soldiers.

Tom Troberg That's what I picked up on too.

might also use the tool version but I’d like some feedback from the music community and some ideas :)

you get the fucking point though, right?

@@trollurass3709 notice he didn't use the word, "awesome." The word that matters.. ;-)

Someone wasted money on a BA in arts...

@@coreyh7641 Nah it's just common sense

Nah, not really. Maybe because I know both songs so intimately, but I don't think they sound alike at all.

I'm a professional audio engineer and to be honest with you even in the studio back then sound effects were very limited. There was only reverb and you had to over lay it to create a delay effect. I think the first digital delay and reverb wasn't even invented until the mid to late 70's and that unit only delayed as long as 1/4 second. They did a great job with what they had. In those days the recording engineer and the travelling house engineer were extremely important to the bands sound. They still are but there is a lot of talent out there today. It's not like you can't replace a persons talents today.

Not the whole song, only the beginning

na i agree man...

I’m thinking LOTR….Frodo and Samwise

lenandov I think it might be, but just so the musically inclined would notice, it's a great song nonetheless

then Robert Plants kid died and all kinds of freaky stuff started happening to all of them.

*too

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Sure is.

Who said it was?

Take a hit of weed and trip for hours

If u have to ask you won't get it

+ac bc aligator Hardly any doubt it being about Soldier(s) of much Righteousness. I can hardly overlook one who truly dragged their pained foot through snow with little to No Quarter as he (Joseph) further advanced onto life-time achievements that included his Building via The Restoration of a multi-faceted "The Dream" (Eternal Marriage interestingly found in God's Holy Temples maybe? no less irony as to title of the Album being "House of the Holy") for Me & You (being Men & Women makings towards Forever Families). As follows a partial excerpt from a No Quarter situation of a soldier in a pre-teenagers damaged body not fully healed being forced to limp “through the snow 40 miles per day for several days,” experiencing what he called “the most excruciating weariness & pain.” As to a Path where no one goes ... overlook not reading further in terms of The Path to Palmyra and beyond 2!!: www.lds.org/ensign/2015/06/the-path-to-palmyra?lang=eng

+jou1900 Seemingly you are No Less likely Much Correct in terms of "this song is about anyone close of the death". As one might even further investigate this notion of even soldiers of much righteousness being granted little to NO QUARTER ... even as to having a mark of death issued upon them, I am rather Poignantly reminded by your post jou1900 of maybe? the only official Extermination Order issued by that of an American of the United States being a Governor from yet another sovereign state being that of Missouri back in 1838 by Gov. Lilburn Boggs. This NO QUARTER Extermination order of his specifically targeted the same exact Christian religious group that I made note in my initial comments just above. Interestingly enough (IMhO) the USA was in large part established for those who desired to exercise their inalienable Freedoms including that of the freedom of practicing one's religion too. So how ironic might I ask that in terms of this songs title/theme here of NO QUARTER ... How Outlandish was that a Governor of the USA (Lilburn Boggs) issued an extermination edict within the boarders of the Land of the USA founded much upon religious freedoms? Thankfully this near as to the ultimate NO QUARTER executive order that much flew in the face of the Bill of Rights/US Constitution ... Thankfully even this quite preposterous mark of death/edict (IMO aka/akin to NO QUARTER) was Finally rescinded eventually .......... more than a century later in 1976! Further verification of these historical facts can be further found at: eom.byu.edu/index.php/Extermination_Order

+ac bc aligator It supposedly and most likely about a teutonic knight coming home from the crusades and feeling guilty for what he did. I don't believe the lyrical bit, "The snow drives back the foot thats slow." is literally refering to snow but instead the mental ice that they would recieves in the state of guilt. And snow falling hard is refering to knight being so depressed and angry thats its like hes constantly being blanketed by his problems. The winds of Thor are blowing cold could be refering to the no mercy that knights would have shown. The dogs section could refer to the screams of the dying and so on the lyrics could be deciphered. But I honestly believe this is about a knight. But its all speculation

+Clayton Hayward have you seen the Vikings? The song really fits on the first ever vikings who were courageous enough to venture west (instead of east) into unknown territory.

This song is definitely about the two words "no quarter" which means. show them no mercy. so to me that would include people sho have uttered those words before battle. vikings,knights,pirates etc.etc.