"Sick Again" - Led Zeppelin Revival - featuring drummer Scott Brooks 

I agree, but he needs to calm down a little. Sometimes it’s not about how flashy you have to be. Here he’s kind of taking from the overall song IMO.

He's ok. He doesn't have the savage animal Bonzo had. Sorry but nobody can ever hold a candle when it comes to LZ. THERE IS ONLY ONE LED ZEPPELIN.

@@deadlyoneable picking at straws to find literally *a n y t h i n g* to dislike

I agree man, he was having fun with it. I really dug what he did. Dudes a beast.

Unimitable, I think it's all through the nose.

Agree, no disrespect to this singer but had Zeppelin sounded like this from the vocal side of things, I wouldn't be a fan..way too ordinary

yeah he's extremely unique. even the greta van fleet guy (who is very talented I will say) can't REALLY imitate him all that well. plant had an incredible combination of that rough/raspiness to his voice in addition to clarity and finesse, and that truly takes a top notch singer.

If you squint you’d think it was him lol

The tuning is darn close..

Even the cymbals seem to be tightened correctly

Aesthetically and vocally, he's nailing it. And the vocal effect for the song is perfect.

Ummm yeah he is trying to be Bob Plant from 1975

@@jamesbarnett2483 Yeah, Plant did all of those things, but not every 5 seconds!

what a fucking horrible opinion about cover bands lmfao. they're not "taking credit" in any way shape or form. you're straight up stupid if you think they get credit for "the sound", everyone knows its not their own sound. they're paying tribute to an group they love, and are offering a way for people who also love the group to hear their songs in a live setting. you might not like it personally but don't belittle it for everyone else with idiotic remarks like this please

Some of us do it in a vain attempt at making a living playing music; something that you could do before our wages stagnated at the beginning of the 1980's. The thing about being in a cover band is that you have a marketable product with broad audience recognition. Think about it as analogous to food; your favorite one-off restaurant vs. McDonald's. America is by and large populated by folks with little curiosity and imagination while being fixated on security and a sense of control. The culture is shot through, (pun intended) with these behavioral aspects. Therefore, if you want to be as assured as possible of making money with a product, (which music sadly has become) you're better off delivering a known entity. BTW, I'm as sure as I can be that everyone in this band has original projects going. They're all too good for me to believe otherwise.

@@yestertek exactly. thank you for giving an insider perspective on this

I agree. Doesn't sound like Page at all.

I disagree...

@@jerryrobertkoren Really.. you like what you like.

@@STW-News-Headlines I actually think he nailed it.. Jimmy (Page) had a bunch of tones, and not all sounded all that great ..alone. I've heats many recordings and outtakes and bootlegs...im kinda impressed with Jimmy Sakurai tone

@@jerryrobertkoren I think the tone is horrible… it sounds clean… and garbage.. BBC they played a concert and the guitar had very little fuzz. But his playing of p Top knit head.. his playing is crappy as well.. He’s all drugged out.. Plants voice as well.. this point in time he lost it. Peak live zeppelin 68-73… And zeppelin is the GOAT.. all that matters is that you like it.