This Version Of Led Zeppelin’s ‘Kashmir’ Is Mind-Blowing
Over the weekend, a fascinating and rocking cover of Led Zeppelin’s “Kashmir” started making it rounds on social media. It’s an instrumental version, featuring just one acoustic guitar (played in…
British rock band Led Zeppelin, (left – right): John Paul Jones, John Bonham (1948 – 1980), Jimmy Page and Robert Plant, pose in front of an their private airliner The Starship, 1973. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)
Over the weekend, a fascinating and rocking cover of Led Zeppelin's "Kashmir" started making it rounds on social media. It's an instrumental version, featuring just one acoustic guitar (played in a parking garage, for increased echo). Check it out here.
The artist performing is a 20-year old Polish guitarist named Marcin Patrzalek, who just goes by Marcin, and who already has a record deal. Of note to guitar fans, he offers tablature explanations for his various guitar videos at his official website; he's played everything from Metallica's "Master Of Puppets" to Dr. Dre's "Still D.R.E."
Tom Morello and Paul Stanley were among those wowed by his skills.
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