Gallows Pole
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@leahmackay842

K dog

@Johnpalmer-eq7yq

Go to airport no ticket. Warrant call free. Remember.

@amiz2

It's 50 years since this song was issued, and it still sounds fresh

@jrshield7793

Yes !That's the secret to ALL of their songs, they NEVER sound dated.

@drumpatterns1

OMG I can't even begin to believe that cam out 50 years ago Unreal

@ottodydaktyk

Still waiting for another band like these guys to appear... not a copy,, just similar in abilities and the groove they could carry...

@troubledjoe6201

And many more since it was written !

Love it...

@elmers2005

@@troubledjoe6201 centuries even!

@barrygreenstein8383

A lot of people put down LZ3 but I think it's fantastic. They never made an album that sounded like the previous one which is why no two albums sound alike. It drove the record companies nuts but the fans loved it. That is why they formed Swan Song records so they could make music without worrying what record companies thought.

@mikenelson3338

I’ve been binging on LZIII for about a year now. Such brilliant music.

@carywest9256

You are right!!!

@jimstoltzfus8590

LZ is one their best

My opinion
Physical Grafitti
Presence
LZ IV
LZ III
House of the Holy
LZ I
LZ II

@sdc6447

People who don't know music. This is a gem of an album. Different from all the others. I like Physical Graffiti. Then LZ One or Presence. Then this one. He'll, they're all great. Even CODA

@Kasino80

This was my true introduction to LZ. I absolutely love it.

@gregorybankit7881

Have been listening to zeppelin since I was 14yo and I'm 65yo now and I'm glad to see that the younger generation appreciates good music from one of the best bands of the past. Zeppelin has always been my favorite group. Just wish Bonham never died young because zeppelin would have put out many more albums.

@ceciltanner5117

Been a Led Zeppelin fan since I was around 18 yrs old.......Now I'm 68 and still listening to them, what a timeless sound, love it!!

@zerip9756

Damn a day one fan.....literally

@Baza1964

@@zerip9756 yeah how cool is that?

@donmackay7610

You Lucky Barstard.

@nancymasi6141

Me too!

@reginagraber4780

Same here

@msanders777

The intro has an incredible, mystical quality.

@guerra963

Yeah! I remember "No Quarter"... like a prog rock! Gorgeous!

@richardtater7945

As do many of their songs.

@acharyavivek51

I feel like an eagle flying over mountains.

@tommyrawlings3046

Yes, those Zep songs like this are my favorites!

@andresvelasco8163

Shutup

@tylergould6789

This song is unbelievable.
The lyrics are chilling and tell a story archetypical to humanity, over the most fitting and beautiful music.
Can’t name a Zeppelin song I don’t like but I LOVE this one

@chrisgough8692

It’s a great song…Leadbelly’s original recorded version is even better.

@wayne6512

Can't explain why, but this has always been my favourite Zeppelin song.

@unstablegenius2325

I got to zed, until I heard the bitch😂

@Bernardt-or-Connor

I fully understand why

@indridcold1206

Fantastic song. You realise its a cover aye?

@robertphipps2511

When John kicks in on the drums, it takes it to a totally different level!!!

@bllacklightt

underrated song. i absolutely LOVE it!!!!

@jrshield7793

Rated highly here !

@gogoyubari366

How do you know it's underrated? Did you take a poll?

@vingriffin67

Underplayed you mean!

@josephvonbulow1164

Definitely not underrated lol ☠️😜🎃🎃🎃🎃

@henningsrensen2421

@@josephvonbulow1164 Whatever, this one is not bad at all!!!

@sbauroth

This song exemplifies the brilliance of Led Zeppelin. You can hear the character of the songs desperation increase as he begs to be saved from the Gallows Pole. The music and Plant's voice start soft and slowly increase in intensity. The laughing at the end just sums it all up. Beautifully crafted.

@Itsyrm8

Yeah, best moments, like hidden crescentos round 2:00 and 2:55, briliant

@lorraineniece8813

My favorite. When I think of Led Zeppelin I think of this song.

@kalyansapsd1

When I heard it for the first time, I felt similarities to Bohemian Rhapsody

@vincetheshamwowguy2391

I think their covers/interpretations of classic blues songs are their best.

@joecat916

On the darker side, it is a very old song dealing with death. Needless to say!

@clivehorridge

Strange, in ‘69 our parents considered our music to be wild and rowdy uncoordinated rubbish. Of course us teenagers disagreed... but looking back as an adult (aka an old man of 67🤣) Led Zeppelin music in particular is so tight, controlled and perfectly balanced... love hearing this all over again, in fact I’ve never stopped playing their albums between then and now, and don’t intend to for however many years I’ll be blessed with, to come. 👍🏻🇷🇴🇬🇧💪🏼

@markoverton7215

I always loved this one for the way it builds, and an extra instrument every verse or so.

@RadarET

My Dad used to act like Zep was so horrible. A few years back I caught him singing to Stairway to Heaven. BUSTED!!! He knows how to appreciate GREAT music.

@hogslanding.d5325

Dude, I am also 67 and I can only tell you that our generation experienced raw talent. Today, you have to tell me who is playing, because they all sound the same.

@denniskastner9185

I'm only 29 but I concur. I'm a rocker anyway, and rock in reality stems from old blues and folk tbh. So I listen to everything from Muddy Waters and Old Crow Medicine Show, all the way up to Metallica and heavier, bit I think my top 3 faves are Alice in Chains, Zeppelin, and Mötley Crüe. God bless you unk, keep rocking on!!! 😁🤘🏼

@magi6969

@@hogslanding.d5325 we wazz BLESSED

@Louis-ed5pn

Who is addicted to Rock and Roll ?

@Bayan1905

I first heard this album when I was 14 years old in 1990 and was totally blown away, but especially this song, my favorite on the album. I was an instant fan and Led Zeppelin still remains my favorite band.

@Chris-f4n5r

Hell yes bro

@BushcraftingBogan

This and Iron Maiden's "Hallowed Be Thy Name" will really make you appreciate your life. 😮

@ericjames8816

Led Zep made this blues tune sound like it come right out of the Anglo Saxon Dark Ages.

@Aron-ru5zk

Because it did, the blues versions were adaptations of a English folk song, maid freed from the gallows/ the prickly bush.
So a folk cover of this and it’s gone full circle.

@paulhems4048

Their folky influences are just sublime.

@watfordgap6737

@@paulhems4048 too subtle and too steeped in history for modern day audiences to appreciate generally speaking

@guaporeturns9472

Sure does

@jasonsphinx8461

Heh...

@Arizona-360

I like how it goes faster and faster. One of my many favorite zeppelin songs

@jlockling3663

I have been a fan of Led Zeppelin’s for 43 years now. They are truly one of the most talented bands ever. Thanks for the memories!

@poirierluc8235

led zeppelin,will have the best songs forever

@Baza1964

Agree !

@themobseat

Led Zeppelin drops tracks on YouTube today like they just discovered it. Keep them coming, we like it!

@HighOverlordSnarffieBeagle

This song is so underrated. You never hear it on the radio and for the most part non Zep fans don't even know it exists.

@johngill2853

Funny I just heard it yesterday and it was on a syndicated show played all over the country

@pixelakrobat8252

Immigrant Song, was the Main Title for an Single Record, 1970. Gallows Pole is Brilliant. The Cover-Design from the Album also. One of the Best!

@krishanu-d1k

Led Zeppelin III is awesome!!

@NiteOWL82

Love that shimmy of the rhythm section. Bonham's foot and jpj fingers are magic

@amiii5950

The banjo comes in so fuckin sick too! That had to be Jimmy 🙏🏽

Gallows Pole ( lyrics 100% accurate)

Hangman, hangman, hold it a little while
I think I see my friends comin', ridin' many a mile
A-friends, ya get some silver, d'ya get a little gold
A-what did ya bring me, my dear friends
keep me from the gallows pole
What did ya bring me, keep me from the gallows pole

I couldn't get no silver, I couldn't get no gold
You know that we're too damn poor
to keep you from the gallows pole

Hangman, hangman, hold it a little while
I think I see my brother comin', ridin' many a mile
M-brother, ya get me some silver, and d'ya get a little gold
A-what did ya bring me, my brother
keep me from the gallows pole

Brother, I brought you some silver, yeah
I-I brought a little gold
I brought a little of everything
to keep you from the gallows pole
Yes, I brought you to keep you from the gallows pole

Hangman, hangman, turn your head a while
I think I see my sister comin'
ridin' many a mile, mile, mile, mile
Sister, I implore ya, take him by the hand
A-take him to some shady bower
save me from the wrath of this man
Please take him, save me from the wrath of this madman

Hangman, hangman, upon your face a smile
Tell me that I'm free to ride, ride for many a mile, mile, mile

Oh, yes, you got a fine sister, she warmed my blood from cold
She warmed my blood to boilin' hot
keep you from the gallows pole, pole, pole, pole, yeah, yeah
Your brother brought me silver, and your sister warmed my soul
but now I laugh and pull so hard
See ya swingin' on the gallows pole, yeah
But now I laugh and pull so hard
See ya swingin' on the gallows pole, pole, pole

Swingin' on the gallows pole, swingin' on the gallows pole
Swingin' on the gallows pole, swingin' on the gallows
pole, pole, pole, pole, pole, pole, pole, yeah
Ah-ha-ha, ah-ha-ha, ah-ha-ha, ah-ha-ha
Ah-ha-ha-ha-ha, ah-ha-ha-ha, ah-ha-ha, ah-ha-ha
Keep a-singin', a-keep a-singin', a-keep a-swingin'
A-keep, keep, whoa-whoa-whoa
Ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-ma, yeah
Ooh, yeah, ooh, yeah, ah-ha-ha, ah-ha-ha, ah-ha-ha, ah-ha
Swingin' on the gallows, yeah, swingin' on the gallows pole
Swingin' on the gallows pole, swingin' on the, ah, I gotta swing
See-saw, Margery Daw, gotta swing
See-saw, knock on my door, I, I gotta sing, ah-ha-ha
Keep a-swingin', yeah, keep a-coolin', yeah
Keep a-cool, ah-ohh, yeah

@obi-wancorleone5678

Te he visto en todos los videos de este álbum y lo único que puedo hacer ahora es agradecerte y felicitarte por tu gran trabajo. Equis de

@harttsteen9128

Thank you for that. A7, Am7......I can play the lot just cannot name all of the chords. This guitar the great Jimmy Page used only once.

@21Zachage

I disliked your comment cuz it was at 69 likes and I didn’t want it to go to 70 so yeah have a great day

@mikenelson3338

Who’s Margaret Daw?

@@mikenelson3338 "See Saw Margery Daw" is a popular English language nursery rhyme, folksong and playgroundsinging game.

@zombiezoo

One of my favorites. IMHO a song that tells us the meaning of life...

@massimobusinello7402

In my opinion one of their best songs

@tdaugharty9440

They didn't even write it. It came out in 1939

@fransmith8992

@@tdaugharty9440 so what ? and it is actually a song from the 18h century, dummy. it is an folklore song. you talk out you arse.

@panditboii

​@@tdaugharty9440 my man here asking cred for a folk song

@assetyounggod1744

Yea its a nice one bro but Bron yr Aur stomp and when the Levee Break's are amazing songs check em out.

@JEM133

Always so happy to hear this song,so well crafted.

@randyjeffery7898

Actually led zeppelin is the tightest band of all time

@Itsyrm8

Definetely one of the tightest- tight af-

@nesaiamon8727

Just don't watch them at Live Aid...

@THEBACKROOMSEXPLORER7

@@nesaiamon8727 oh noononononoono

@tommyrawlings3046

The Who because of the bass player!

@ominus2338

Rush

@claudiameris8162

Amazing lyrics. Love the way it rocks harder as it nears the end. Plant's voice is strong yet plaintive and Page just kills on guitar. Highly underrated song.

@ProtectoroftheRealm

leadbelly had so many

@northjerseykevin3915

One of my favorite’s. Bring me back to a much easier time in life.

@heliotropezzz333

@@ProtectoroftheRealm This particular version is Leadbelly but even that's a version of an older traditional folk song. 'About “Gallows Pole”. This song was originally a poem by Francis James Child, “The Maid Freed From The Gallows”, Later it was interpolated by Leadbelly as “The Gallis Pole”, who surely inspired Zeppelin to put their own spin on it. '

@lizprater2901

@@heliotropezzz333 🤯🤯🤯🤯

@duduspriest6148

The song has great momentum.

@stanleythestaffie9774

Music like this will never be made again.....

@scottlandry4325

Amen

@gavatundejr4986

There is music made like this now, stop being ignorant and look for it

@tigermcflash131

@@gavatundejr4986 There isn't....as commented above. And anyway....there is no need to look beyond perfection. By the way....calling someone 'ignorant' when you don't know them is moronic. Get a life and listen to Led Zep and widen your own horizons.....they are obviously limited.

@tigermcflash131

@@daviddavis2250 You are right... They wouldn't!

@gavatundejr4986

@@tigermcflash131 i adore zeppelin, but there is alot of incredible music out now

@richardzuelch375

Jimmy Page heard Fred Gerlach's (1925-2009) version of this song on Gerlach's album, "Twelve String Guitar" (1962) and was impressed enough to cover the song on "Led Zepellin III" (1970). Gerlach's album had originally been released under the title "Gallows Pole and Other Folk Songs" sometime in the 1950s. Amazing tune.

@dwaynewladyka577

Another great track. Led Zeppelin has a musicianship that is unlike anything else. Cheers!

@dwaynewladyka577

@john jagger I agree.

@augustinevela9892

Lota of their music was taken from blues artists like Robert Johnson.

@TellaSignTV

@@augustinevela9892 do you have a point or are you just pointing out the obvious? That isn't a hit on their musicianship lol.

@sean_connors

@@dwaynewladyka577 - This is one of Zeppelin’s best. I don’t know if you’d be interested, but this song has its origins as a prison chain-gang song. The name was “Gallis Pole”. It’s been traced back to around 1918, possibly Georgia or Alabama. The first recording was by legendary Jazz musician Leadbelly, released in 1939 as The Gallis Pole. If you like: https://youtu.be/ye2N_2ce3QE

@dwaynewladyka577

@@sean_connors I have heard about that. Cheers!

@albatroce2324

This song KILLS me every time!

@carlneoh5843

You need CPR?

@albatroce2324

Brings me back to life too so it evens out

@DavidLee-wj9sp

Possibly the greatest acoustic intro

@petrosgenikis5141

Hangman, hangman, hold it a little while
Think I see my friends coming
Riding a many mile
Friends did you get some silver?
Did you get a little gold?
What did you bring me my dear friends
To keep me from the gallows pole?
What did you bring me to keep me from the gallows pole?
I couldn't get no silver, I couldn't get no gold
You know that we're too damn poor
To keep you from the gallows pole
Hangman, hangman, hold it a little while
I think I see my brother coming
Riding a many mile
Brother, did you get me some silver?
Did you get a little gold?
What did you bring me, my brother
To keep me from the gallows pole?
Brother, I brought you some silver
I brought a little gold,
I brought a little of everythin
To keep you from the gallows pole
Yes, I brought you to keep you from the gallows pole
Hangman, hangman, turn your head awhile
I think I see my sister coming
Riding a many mile, mile, mile
Sister, I implore you, take him by the hand
Take him to some shady bower
Save me from the wrath of this man
Please take him
Save me from the wrath of this man, man
Hangman, hangman, upon your face a smile
Pray tell me that I'm free to ride
Ride for many mile, mile, mile
Oh, yes, you got a fine sister
She warmed my blood from cold
She brought my blood to boiling hot
To keep you from the gallows pole, pole, pole, pole, yeah
Your brother brought me silver
Your sister warmed my soul
But now I laugh and pull so hard
And see you swinging on the gallows pole, yeah
But now I laugh and pull so hard
And see you swinging on the gallows pole, pole, pole
Swingin' on the gallows pole
Swingin' on the gallows pole
Swingin' on the gallows pole
Swingin' on the gallows pole, pole, pole, pole, pole, pole, pole, pole

@deemika

Thanks for the lyrics. A great song about being powerless to stop death when it comes knocking, regardless of what you might try to stop it.

@JoseCortez-qq1kk

thank you good man

@KaraLey98

@@deemika but in the original folk version, much older than anyone living now, he was redeemed

@timward276

I think this is the only version where the hangman basically goes, "thanks for letting me tap your sister. LOL, hanging you anyway". In the older versions of the song (Maid Freed from the Gallows/Prickle-Eye Bush) the condemned is usually freed.

@lonewolf2608

@MiamiBeach xxx The song was actually inspired by a set of Crowley Tarot Cards that Jimmy Page had. The Hangman card to be exact. They also used the Hermit of Tarot as the artwork for the inside sleeve of Led Zeppelin 4/ZOSO.

@cheefsmokealot4479

Led Zepplin is one of the greatest rock bands. They combine story telling, blues and rock to make great songs, even if they are borrowed songs. They change the songs to their style, so that they become theirs. Led Zeppelin is my favorite groups of all the great groups. Their music is as fresh as if they just made them new today. 😆🇺🇸👍🏼

@shanemedlin9400

Only the Beatles compare, and it's a dim comparison. And then, we have heavy metal.

@u2runku

sure love that spiritual honey drip

@minigrande1939

This is a won't say cover but evolved from a song by Mud Honey very old deep south USA blues
They made it there own

@eddie20307

Hi Cheef! Yew are absolutely kee-rect, my Cannabis puffin fwend!

@normarenggli7949

I love Jimmy Page. Love to hear
Him play. Love to watch him play. Definitely an elegance about the band. May we always have them and the music!

@SkyEcho7

Led Zeppelin are, without doubt, THE BEST band EVER! 🏆

@jasonkeith9317

Only The Beatles were better. And it's pretty damn close.

@jasonsphinx8461

O yeah!!! Swing~

@danield4547

The song is so intense that you don’t even realize at first that the drums don’t come in until the 2 minute mark.

@mikeperraglio904

arguably, the best album ever recorded, imo

@guaporeturns9472

It’s a good one for sure

@Karen-yt1ex

I just can't get enough of Zeppelin takes me many places each member is truly gifted. Poetry to my ears

@magikhead8055

That outro bass is groovy AF

@phillipmcmullen316

Just finished jury service, all throughout this song was going round my head…🙄

@Gray_Bush

Masterpiece.

@user-ie4qr5jb5u

Сколько они радости, прекрасных эмоций дали людям, их музыка жизнь продлевает. Их слушать одно наслаждение!!!

@thelionheart7178

LED ZEPPELIN FOREVER! LONG LIVE LED ZEPPELIN!

@Mrpeppino444

Masterpiece from the best band of all times! ❤

@yyaa2539

I don't believe what I see !!!
23 October 2020 12:40 GMT
~300 views per hour,
I will be back ...
Thanks Led Zeppelin !

@Kennedy4OurCountry

The Battle of Evermore has begun.
So I'm packin' my bags for the misty mountains
Where the spirits go
Over the hill, where the spirits fly.
The apples of the valley hold the seeds of happiness
The ground is rich from tender care-
Repay do not forget

The pain of war cannot exceed
The woe of aftermath

The Magic Runes are writ in gold
To bring the Magic back
Bring it back...

@swordforhire

@@Kennedy4OurCountry bring it back

@Carl15O3

I was born in 1981 so missed led zeppelin in the early days. My dad told me that if I ever bought a led zeppelin album, I could throw away any others I had they are that good. I remember buying a double cd. The early days and the latter days. I still regard that as the best I ever bought. Absolutely amazing.

@timward276

I think my two favorite LZ songs are covers of traditional folk/blues tunes: When the Levee Breaks, and this one. I love the song's long buildup, with the mandolin coming in at 1:10, the bass at 1:20, and the banjo and drums at 2:05.

@gregoryroessner9635

John Henry Bonham is the absolute glue that holds it all together on When the Levee Breaks Awesome. GOAT .

@JosephScott-ct9sw

Levee wasn't traditional, it was written by Joe McCoy and Memphis Minnie.

@SirMcLoin

dont forget the electric guitar at 3:35

@kevinjudge8602

Complete mastery. One of my favorites. Greatest song they've produced

@williamcap2236

Love this album ! Zep was the sound of my childhood, nothing like getting lost in a great band.

@manerg8171

Best Zeppelin Song , Best Band Ever ..🔥🔥

@petergarcia589

One of the greatest songs ever converted.

@jasonkennedy1140

One word. LEADBELLY

@notenough1484

Is someone begging for mercy?
Love you guys.

@user-vy1mm5pq3h

if someone puts down Led Zeppelin III then they're just dopes Immigrant song FIRST Done with the sunsetting in their background Was The Best permotional move in History!

@bruceallen6016

Here is a classic that doesn't get played enough. Thumb up.

@MelKoon-lj6hp

Head phones 11 super stomp +++👌✌️❤

@GeorgeF.106

The first 10 seconds of this song has such an indescribable sound.

@GeorgeF.106

@@basdfef4775the chords in general my friend. All credit to Jimmy’s ear for music.

@dangy4plugg

Absolutly magnificient! The greatest band ever!

@jasonsphinx8461

~

@lilbigmick2004

The banjo in this song is 🔥

@peterterry8996

Jimmy page was not happy with the media's negative reaction to this album.Which is why their fourth album remained untitled,and did not feature the bands name on the cover.Atlantic records had been aghast at this idea but page was adamant.Jimmy wanted to show that Zeppelin could sell their albums in huge numbers,even without these features....He was right.

@Matthew_Eitzman

Love that attitude: “Oh ya? Here’s an album that will be a classic for decades. You figure out how to promote it”. Jimmy caught a lot of flak in the Atlantic office. Probably reminded him of being sent to the Schoolmaster’s office for bringing his guitar to school. They used to store it in the office and give it back to him at the end of the school day.

@ademirstabury4175

LED ZEPPELIN HAS ALWAYS BEEN, AND WILL ALWAYS BE MY SOUNDTRACK,...

@toddmcintosh83

It’s brilliantly composed and performed! One of my many favorite Zep tunes! The guitar and banjo perfectly compliment one another, along with of course, Jonesy’s exquisite mandolin riffs! Again, brilliant!😄👌

@dccorallo

It’s a great cover of Leadbellys original

@SonateSonate

@@dccorallo Leadbelly's isn't the original, it's a traditional

@hadronoftheseus8829

@@dccorallo This song is hundreds of years old.

@aardvaarkmaark

Great song. The mandolin is simply sublime as well as the banjo.

@michaelbeach9694

I love the way this song gets into the rhythm

@johnmaclachlan6818

This is what should happen today in the year 2023 and into the near future.

@thapthoptheep2076

People rant about LZ IV but for me it's II and III that really shine. Ths song is epic.

@kevinhillier5892

I'm lucky,I remember when this song came out.I still love it along with Zeppelin. Never get tired of their fantastic music. Amazing musician's.

@keithsparbanie2108

Led Zeppelin III is my favorite.

@loretta2008

The excellent sound of a folky blues rock track.

@dianneanderson717

Their music tugs at my heart !

@Queenmarie88

One of my very favorite Zep tunes ♥️

Never ever will there be another band like them. They were so different.

@alibobsmarland9572

Led Zeppelin 3 is their most underrated album.

@paulkazakoff9231

Yes it is. First album i heard was this one from the band and probably my fave although Physical Graffiti and 4 are up there to.No doubt !!

@johnaldasch9966

Eveyone here who loves this song should listen to the original LeadBelly Version from around 1940.

@bennyboyyonkers4649

Commenting already 3-4 times on this song, the background laughing that comes in at 3:22 is my personal favorite part of the song and absolutely makes it one of my, all time favorite songs. And to me atleast, it always sounded like John Bonham. The man who inspired me to drum. So, it's special, and even if it isn't, it's still damn catchy to, laugh? Sing with it?

@Baza1964

Aaaaah aaah aaah .

@spicydaddy2526

How about that entrance, too? The drum part exploding into the song is one of my favorite elements. Cheers on playing, too, I hope you get as much practice and performance time as you want! Bonzo was a big part of my entrance into drumming as well, he's such a legend. Cheers!

@cookieallstarify

Led Zeppelin rules

@cathystruska1558

This and Four Sticjs are my favorite songs,
Call me strange, but they both have that certain something…. This undefinable quality,
Miles away from what other bands were doing at that time. I’m 65 now, I was born and came of age in the most exciting time of the 20th century or any century.
Feel blest if you from that same time frame,
Luck and serendipity puts us in the best of all possible worlds …. Tj Struska

@Alexanderson-wfh

Battle of Evermore (LZ IV) also has medieval overtones - it is my fave track.

@brianvirgin2995

Zeppelin III is my favorite.

@mopar_dude9227

Throughout their career as a band, Led Zeppelin never stopped evolving. Each album had just a little something different than the last one. It is hard to really nail down their style because they invented a whole new style.

@petrosgenikis5141

IT'S ROCK Ń ROLL TIME

@LSUOdyssey

Imagine being obsessed with Zep I and II and then in a short 11 months, they've grown beards and make an album that's 60% acoustic. Amazing and an ethereal trip, especially when embellished with electric guitars. Jimmy uses some intriguing effects on his electrics on this record, tremolo on Immigrant Song, direct injection on Celebration day and a few others, 12 string overdubs, Leslie speaker flourishes here or there, some beautiful ADT guitar on Since I've been loving you that's effectively a doubled slapback delay sound, the bathroom reverb slab guitar of Out on the Tiles, those buttery lead lines at the end of Gallows reminds me of Ramble On in some ways, like this Is a successor. More rustic tho. Ramble On is very electric at its core.
Love Zeppelin III

@leahmackay842

Time is a theif

@bashayerallahou

The greatest song progression I’ve ever heard

@toddadams7442

Over all best band ever ! ! !

@watchwmn

You know, we're too damn poor, keep you from the gallows pole...loved this album.

@Dogdrum

This is to me is the top track on this album. SInce I've Been Loving You and Immigrant Song in 2nd and 3rd places. Friends in 4th place.

@johnlenkes256

All these instruments playing together form one brilliant song. The guitar 🎸, banjo, and mandolin stay in perfect rhythm along with the pounding of the drums 🥁. Absolutely a masterpiece like all the other Led Zeppelin songs. By the way, whoever plays the banjo does an excellent job. 👌

@pedrosantiago812

Jimmy on Banjo for the first time in this song

@robertobeviacqua4464

Led Zeppelin energia cosmica 💪 Adoro tutte le canzoni e questa in particolare 👍. Led Zeppelin la migliore band mai esistita 🙋🇮🇹

@alessiocucci9728

Vero anche se questa è una cover

@robertobeviacqua4464

@@alessiocucci9728 vero

@iknowyoureright8564

Those Bass licks in the outro………..gorgeous!!!

@armenarakelian9876

Greatest band of all time

@nettvnz

everyone , if ya like it hit the thumbs up , i know i did

@cesarfigueroa1344

Grande LED ZEPPELIN.La mejor banda del mundo

@MeatPez

When I found out Led Zeppelin made a cover of this song I was dying to hear it

@jonfairchild7730

Can’t beat the Zeppelin

@jamesrundquist6509

Danced to this at my wedding 38 years ago.

@Itsyrm8

Yeah Dude!!

@Bernardt-or-Connor

Good choice bro

@user-dilsh

Зеппелины Вы Боги

@dingding1487

Led Zeppelin ... a gift from god .

@crotalusatrox7931

What was better 1970 and Led Zep III, or 1969 Led Zep II or back a little to Led Zep I? Nothing better than these albums, well OK all Zep's are so damn good. Physical Graffiti anyone?

@sharksandwich4965

Led Zepllin covering Leadbelly, nice

@baldurianful

Una auténtica maravilla de canción, y en especial la voz de Robert Plant, básicamente imperial, majestuosa, insuperable.
Lo siento mucho y respetando todas opiniones, ya pueden venderme lo que quieran, pero ni Mercury, ni Jagger, ni Roger Daltrey ni Lennon, Morrison etc etc me llegan como lo hace Robert Plant.
Hasta el infinito y más allá......Led Zeppelin

@inesquinonez2400

CORRECTO LA MEJOR VOZ DEL ROCK PESADO MÍ LED ZEPPELIN ❤❤❤❤