Sometimes when she looks at Robert she bites her bottom lip perhaps she is having un pure thoughts i subscribe to her channel. She is a cute young lady. And she gets it Led Zeppelin BEST BAND EVER
@@julienmarquet8612 Yeah they're both divine! They both manage to be androgynous in different ways too, which is so hot. Robert has the feminine mannerism with a very masculine physical appearance and Jimmy kinda looks like a lady half the time with his frail small build and girly face but is actually dominant & manly in mannerism. Idk, it's just a really fun and hot dynamic to imagine.
Jayy, not sure if you know, but Led Zeppelin created all of this legendary music between 1969 and 1979. Their 8th and last studio album was released in Aug, 1979.... then John Bonham died unexpectedly in Sept, 1980. SO IN 10 SHORT YEARS THEY RECORDED 8 STUDIO ALBUMS. To make it even more amazing... BOTH Robert Plant and JPJ were just 20 years old and Jimmy and John Bonham were barely 24 y/o when they recorded Zeppelin's 1st album!! The fact that they did all this at such YOUNG ages to that level of perfection and genius, makes them even more legendary in my book!! Thanks for showing Zeppelin some love!!! :)
Girl, l'm the biggest "Led Head" around, they came into my life when I was 15 and l still listen to them every day and l'm 65 now, you do the math😜🤟 went to all their concerts 💗
At 14 years old in 1976, I certainly knew of Led Zeppelin and a few songs, but nothing had prepared me for witnessing the theatrical release of their legendary film "THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME: IN CONCERT...AND BEYOND!" I sat in the front row of the theater, my head tilted backwards and feeling like I was pressed against the Stage of Madison Square Garden. Seeing Led Zep explode onto the stage in front of a throng of thousands of wound up fans completely blew me away right from the "Rock & Roll" opener! I've since watched this concert a thousand times myself. It's alway exciting and gives me goose pimples everytime. Nowadays, it's been immensely entertaining to see all of the diverse youth and cultures congregating online to discover the music of my youth for their very 1st time. Makes me feel to be 14 all over again! This music being discovered all over again is bringing people of different ages and backgrounds from around the world together to share in the joy. 🇨🇦🍁🇨🇦
@@jeannevelazquez3834 I was a little too young during the 70's, by the time I had my own income and the means to be able to afford John Bonham had passed and they were no more, I'm a little jealous of you..
I got into Zeppelin as a teenager in the 90s. Was blessed to see Page and Plant in concert twice in 1998. The first concert I went absolutely crazy like a girl as a Beatles concert. It was amazing
Great reaction. Led Zeppelin were the peak of what a rock band could be and do. All four of them were exceptional musicians, but combined they were unstoppable. Many, many other bands have taken from them, but live, no one could touch them. Their concerts were typically 3 hours long, and they had no opening act. They didn't need one.
Fingers crossed that one of the songs is what is and what should never be I’d love that song I said on another post I don’t know why people don’t react to it it was a popular Led Zeppelin song
To me, this one is a great all out jam. Personally I prefer their more trippy, melodic songs that take you on a journey. I remember as a teenager, this one was a perfect song to start off a night of partying.
When I saw them in Cleveland in 1975 this was the opener that night. Its a great opening song. I saw them again in 1977 on April 30. Tomorrow it will be 44 years ago. Whats amazing I can relive both those concerts on YT via bootlegs. I never imagined I would ever hear those concerts again. Im gonna listen to the 77 show tomorrow to celebrate. Love your enthusiasm!
The opening salvo from their Madison Square Gardens performance for 'The Song Remains The Same' concert film (recorded mainly in 1973, but actually intercut with scenes recorded later on to fit the footage), 'Rock and Roll' came to life during recording with The Rolling Stones' mobile recording studio (basically a truck with hotwired recording gear in the back) at the big old house, Headley Grange. Bonham began hitting the intro to 'Keep a' Knockin' by Little Richard (the original flamboyant black rock star - before either Hendrix or Prince - whose high-pitched yelps were picked up on by Paul McCartney on the early Beatles' records). Jimmy improvised the riff on the spot. In a way it's their purist expression and probably what a lot of people think of when you talk about Led Zeppelin.
You have no idea how incredible this band was live. I was at Madison Square Garden as a teen back in the mid 70:s saw every show they performed. there can never be another Led Zeppelin!!! The greatest band ever, PEROD.
Great job Jayyyyyyy!!!!!!!!!!!!! Keep this Zeppathon going!!!!! "Thank You", "Going To California" and "The Battle of Evermore" have to be on your list before you are done!!!!
When I was in junior high and high school Led Zep was considered a teenage white male’s band. I think all of these years later there’s vindication that now I see a lot of African Americans digging the Zep. Two things: good music is relevant regardless of age, and today’s music is lacking something that generation took for granted.
The favourite track of my Higher Computing class. It used to drive the geography teacher upstairs crazy, as his class tapped out the beat on their desks.
Nothing better than watching bonzo kicking the fuck outta them drums John Paul owning the bass Jimmy just being Jimmy and the pure theatrical presence of Mr plant put that all together and you have led Zeppelin quality
I always love all the camera flashes… then you develop the film and realize you’ve taken a bunch of well lit picture of the back of the heads of the people in front of you.. 😂🤣😂
I had quite the raspy power voice back in the 70s but when I tried to sing this song in a band, I failed miserably. I couldn't hit some of his notes so this is my bane as well as one of my faves. LOL
The person who never gets attention, even here, is John Paul Jones. The elusive John Baldwin (his real name) stayed out of trouble as best he could and even made his own travel arrangements on their first US tour. Well-spoken and a whizz on bass, guitar, mandolin, piano, and even backing vocals at one point, he was the glue sticking together the three main show-offs in the band. Never at home with the rock star lifestyle (he didn't even really like the same sort of music as the others) It later transpired that he tried to leave the group circa 1974, as the madness of fame and fortune and drugs started to swirl around them, but was talked out of it.
Back in 1999 I won tickets to The Net Aid concert with various artists playing and one of them was Jimmy Page he was playing with the band The Black Crowes a band from the 90s
luvin' the Zepathon!!! I was chatting with u live yesterday and mentioned D'yer Mak'er (Jamaica or Did ya make her). I believe u said u reacted to that 1 but still don't see it...??? My fav is Kashmir and enjoyed ur reaction my other fav is Fool In The Rain if I may make suggestions pleez.
@@THEJAYYSHOW No problemo! Glad I didn't miss it after all. It's not often mentioned but one of my favorites. D'yer Mak'er is a play on a joke..." My wife's gone to the West Indies." "Jamaica?" "No, she wanted to go." It's got a real cool reggae vibe that always puts a smile in my
@@missd9785 I've read that it is also a play on the British phrase "Did you make her?" As in.... well, you know. ;) ;) Apparently when the guys would ask each other that question, because of their accent, it sounded like "D'yer Mak'er?"... that's what I read in an old interview with Robert, Jimmy and JPJ.... figured I'd pass that info along. Peace... :)
You should try reacting to Whole Lotta Love from MSG - it's got a medley in the middle as well as Jimmy playing the theremin. Whole Lotta Love - Led Zeppelin LIVE! [REALᴴᴰ 1080p✔ 50fps Widescreen] - TH-cam
The way she looks at Robert plant every time
Sometimes when she looks at Robert she bites her bottom lip perhaps she is having un pure thoughts i subscribe to her channel. She is a cute young lady. And she gets it Led Zeppelin BEST BAND EVER
@@julienmarquet8612 Yeah they're both divine! They both manage to be androgynous in different ways too, which is so hot. Robert has the feminine mannerism with a very masculine physical appearance and Jimmy kinda looks like a lady half the time with his frail small build and girly face but is actually dominant & manly in mannerism. Idk, it's just a really fun and hot dynamic to imagine.
My moms first concert was Led Zeppelin...She was 18. Lucky! Her first concert she got to see the greatest band of all time!
The Hammer of the Gods - that's Led Zeppelin
Jayy, not sure if you know, but Led Zeppelin created all of this legendary music between 1969 and 1979. Their 8th and last studio album was released in Aug, 1979.... then John Bonham died unexpectedly in Sept, 1980. SO IN 10 SHORT YEARS THEY RECORDED 8 STUDIO ALBUMS. To make it even more amazing... BOTH Robert Plant and JPJ were just 20 years old and Jimmy and John Bonham were barely 24 y/o when they recorded Zeppelin's 1st album!! The fact that they did all this at such YOUNG ages to that level of perfection and genius, makes them even more legendary in my book!! Thanks for showing Zeppelin some love!!! :)
Led Zeppelin was my first concert., and it was at Madison Square garden.
Girl, l'm the biggest "Led Head" around, they came into my life when I was 15 and l still listen to them every day and l'm 65 now, you do the math😜🤟 went to all their concerts 💗
At 14 years old in 1976, I certainly knew of Led Zeppelin and a few songs, but nothing had prepared me for witnessing the theatrical release of their legendary film
"THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME:
IN CONCERT...AND BEYOND!"
I sat in the front row of the theater, my head tilted backwards and feeling like I was pressed against the Stage of Madison Square Garden.
Seeing Led Zep explode onto the stage in front of a throng of thousands of wound up fans completely blew me away right from the "Rock & Roll" opener!
I've since watched this concert a thousand times myself. It's alway exciting and gives me goose pimples everytime. Nowadays, it's been immensely entertaining to see all of the diverse youth and cultures congregating online to discover the music of my youth for their very 1st time. Makes me feel to be 14 all over again! This music being discovered all over again is bringing people of different ages and backgrounds from around the world together to share in the joy. 🇨🇦🍁🇨🇦
"The Zepathon" is when you sit down and listen to all their songs from the 1st album to the last. In order
This my favorite Led Zep.
I was fortunate to see them in Germany 3 months before John Bonham died. It was the second to last show they ever performed as a group.
It's time for "Thank you" and then "I'm gonna crawl"... You will never forget them once you heard them..
I'm Gonna .Crawl yes....plus... I Cant Quit You Babe 1970 Royal Albert Hall live.
Guaranteed to bring the house down!!!!!!!
i guess I'm kinda randomly asking but do anybody know of a good place to watch new series online ?
@Ronnie Aarav I dunno I'd suggest Flixportal. You can find it on google:) -omar
@Omar Kason Thank you, I went there and it seems like a nice service :D Appreciate it !
@Ronnie Aarav glad I could help =)
We all wish we could go to a zeppelin concert, I never got to see them live, I wish I had...
saw them many times here in Buffalo, incredible energy
@@jeannevelazquez3834 I was a little too young during the 70's, by the time I had my own income and the means to be able to afford John Bonham had passed and they were no more, I'm a little jealous of you..
Always opened with Rock and Roll. Robert and Jimmy up front.
It’s so fun to watch you react to Zeppelin!
I love your face when Robert is giving it everything on stage. Now try " Dazed and Confused" or " How Many More Times"!!!
I did dazed and confused
Or "Since I Been Loving You" from this show..it'll make you cream your Jean's for sure...and I'm 60 and saw these shows at MSG 😁
@@panheadchick1212 I saw LZ in 1971. Still the loudest thing I ever heard!!
So happy that you young kids can appreciate my favorite band growing up in the 70's.
I need to get my homework done. All along I was thinkin’ « did she already react to this ? ».
Then I saw the shirt...
I got into Zeppelin as a teenager in the 90s. Was blessed to see Page and Plant in concert twice in 1998. The first concert I went absolutely crazy like a girl as a Beatles concert. It was amazing
Yessss!!! They pumped the funk into "Rock and Roll" in their live shows!! Glad you could see it and feel the vibe!
The last song they played live at their final (reunion) concert in 2007, with Jason Bonham on the drums.
This is the song they used to open the show before kicking into real high energy!
Always opened with R & R. Then Plant: Good Evenin'!
"I wish I could go to a Led Zeppelin concert..." Truer words never spoken.
Pretty cool way to start an evening, great opening track
Good to see you, and love the Tshirt. Keep safe
Also some great footage from Led Zeppelin, live at Knebworth 79"
Awesome reaction!
I'm so glad you are delving into the Zep rabbit hole! The Song Remains the Same is one of the best live albums ever. You should check out the movie...
"FIDDLE STICKS?" 🤣
Great reaction. Led Zeppelin were the peak of what a rock band could be and do. All four of them were exceptional musicians, but combined they were unstoppable. Many, many other bands have taken from them, but live, no one could touch them. Their concerts were typically 3 hours long, and they had no opening act. They didn't need one.
I love how you really got into the band! Was at that show! They rock!
Led Zeppelin Is The Best 💯, Great Reaction Sweetheart
Fingers crossed that one of the songs is what is and what should never be I’d love that song I said on another post I don’t know why people don’t react to it it was a popular Led Zeppelin song
To me, this one is a great all out jam. Personally I prefer their more trippy, melodic songs that take you on a journey. I remember as a teenager, this one was a perfect song to start off a night of partying.
I SAW ZEPPELIN IN 75..YOUR REACTION IS PRICELSS
If you havent reacted to them doing Kashmir Live at Knebworth 1979...you will LOVE it!!💜🎶💜🎶
you are fiddlestick'n funny, lovin the Zep marathon, keep up the great work Jayy, love you back
Pure rock and roll!!😙 I was fortunate to see them in Mobile in '73... I was 21 then. Oh my gosh!! They played 3 hrs!!! It was BEAUTIFUL
When I saw them in Cleveland in 1975 this was the opener that night. Its a great opening song. I saw them again in 1977 on April 30. Tomorrow it will be 44 years ago. Whats amazing I can relive both those concerts on YT via bootlegs. I never imagined I would ever hear those concerts again. Im gonna listen to the 77 show tomorrow to celebrate. Love your enthusiasm!
The opening salvo from their Madison Square Gardens performance for 'The Song Remains The Same' concert film (recorded mainly in 1973, but actually intercut with scenes recorded later on to fit the footage), 'Rock and Roll' came to life during recording with The Rolling Stones' mobile recording studio (basically a truck with hotwired recording gear in the back) at the big old house, Headley Grange. Bonham began hitting the intro to 'Keep a' Knockin' by Little Richard (the original flamboyant black rock star - before either Hendrix or Prince - whose high-pitched yelps were picked up on by Paul McCartney on the early Beatles' records). Jimmy improvised the riff on the spot. In a way it's their purist expression and probably what a lot of people think of when you talk about Led Zeppelin.
You have no idea how incredible this band was live. I was at Madison Square Garden as a teen back in the mid 70:s saw every show they performed. there can never be another Led Zeppelin!!! The greatest band ever, PEROD.
Great job Jayyyyyyy!!!!!!!!!!!!! Keep this Zeppathon going!!!!! "Thank You", "Going To California" and "The Battle of Evermore" have to be on your list before you are done!!!!
This live song leads finish directly into the song "Celebration Day" - another great rocker for reaction.
@pluvio I always hear it kick in right after "Rock And Roll." They fit perfect together.
I saw page and plant in 1997 and it was amazing then!
A great song. Wish I could take you to a Zeppelin concert. Love the Zeppathon!!!
I wish I could have seen them more than ANY band ever = the best live show! I did manage to see The Firm with Jimi.
Bonzo died a few months before we were planning to see them at The Garden.
These guys were Gods. They were flying without a plane too. 🤣🤣 but it made them jam even more. Love you and your channel
48yrs.AGO & THEY STILL MESMERIZE!!!🙂😊😄😁🤩💥💥💥💥👍🤙💥💥
When I was in junior high and high school Led Zep was considered a teenage white male’s band. I think all of these years later there’s vindication that now I see a lot of African Americans digging the Zep. Two things: good music is relevant regardless of age, and today’s music is lacking something that generation took for granted.
Jayy....Fun Fact. There was a famous Groupie that made plasters of Rock Star’s “members”. She made one of Jimmy’s...impressive.
This was the opening song of the concert!!
Singer and three instruments. A whole lotta music
Please do “The Ocean” live from this show, MSG. Don’t you just love Jimmy Page?
That shirt is super nice. ✌️❤️
The only time I wish I was older is when the subject of seeing Zep live comes up.
I had a smile on my face watching you watch this amazing band I grew up with🙂
The favourite track of my Higher Computing class. It used to drive the geography teacher upstairs crazy, as his class tapped out the beat on their desks.
Please do "In the Light" by Led Zeppelin.
Nothing better than watching bonzo kicking the fuck outta them drums John Paul owning the bass Jimmy just being Jimmy and the pure theatrical presence of Mr plant put that all together and you have led Zeppelin quality
I always love all the camera flashes… then you develop the film and realize you’ve taken a bunch of well lit picture of the back of the heads of the people in front of you.. 😂🤣😂
I had quite the raspy power voice back in the 70s but when I tried to sing this song in a band, I failed miserably. I couldn't hit some of his notes so this is my bane as well as one of my faves. LOL
Tea for one is led zeppelin at their best blues song ❤❤❤❤
I would love to see your reaction to Braun Y'Aur, an acoustic instrumental that is amazing!
Thanks for the LZ!
This is the definition of rock and roll nothing else
John Bonham's drumming in this song is insane!!!!! He beats the hell outta those drums for the whole damn song!!!!!
Good driving and cruising around in the summer with windows down song! Been a long lonely lonlay lonely time!😊
Oh, fiddlesticks! Here we go again! Zep journey in full swing
The person who never gets attention, even here, is John Paul Jones. The elusive John Baldwin (his real name) stayed out of trouble as best he could and even made his own travel arrangements on their first US tour. Well-spoken and a whizz on bass, guitar, mandolin, piano, and even backing vocals at one point, he was the glue sticking together the three main show-offs in the band. Never at home with the rock star lifestyle (he didn't even really like the same sort of music as the others) It later transpired that he tried to leave the group circa 1974, as the madness of fame and fortune and drugs started to swirl around them, but was talked out of it.
They are the definition of rock and roll
I know this well I was there all six shows oh my God never ever going to forget that 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥✌️✌️✌️✌️
Back in 1999 I won tickets to The Net Aid concert with various artists playing and one of them was Jimmy Page he was playing with the band The Black Crowes a band from the 90s
Tea for one !!!! By Led Zeppelin
Only one more LedFest day to here Communication Breakdown !
Please, please react to "Bron-U-Ur Stomp" live at Earl's Court. Warning, it is folk music, but such a foot stomper. Pretty please with sugar on top!
"Hey hey what can I do" 😜
I use to drive my parents crazy when I would turn up the volume and just play the opening drum intro.
❤❤❤Robert…always Robert❤❤❤
This is so good. Please be planning Robert Plant and Jimmy Page’s solo work!
As a child, this was my introduction to Zeppelin!
Great selection ... sound mix was just excellent.
This is a beautiful track. By this time all us Zep fans got this was a parody Rock and roll song.
So foxy with your handy dandy headphones 🎧!!
time for you to watch "The Song Remains The Same" - PEACE LOVE n HIPPYNESS!
Zeppelin rules.
They simply have NO peer.
luvin' the Zepathon!!! I was chatting with u live yesterday and mentioned D'yer Mak'er (Jamaica or Did ya make her). I believe u said u reacted to that 1 but still don't see it...??? My fav is Kashmir and enjoyed ur reaction my other fav is Fool In The Rain if I may make suggestions pleez.
Oh snap I think I got it confused with dazed and confused 🤦🏽♀️
Yeah I was thinking of dazed and confused my bad
@@THEJAYYSHOW No problemo! Glad I didn't miss it after all. It's not often mentioned but one of my favorites. D'yer Mak'er is a play on a joke..." My wife's gone to the West Indies." "Jamaica?" "No, she wanted to go." It's got a real cool reggae vibe that always puts a smile in my
@@missd9785 I've read that it is also a play on the British phrase "Did you make her?" As in.... well, you know. ;) ;) Apparently when the guys would ask each other that question, because of their accent, it sounded like "D'yer Mak'er?"... that's what I read in an old interview with Robert, Jimmy and JPJ.... figured I'd pass that info along. Peace... :)
@@michaelgilbert197 Eeks But thanks for the insight.
Your under that rock god hair spell🤩😂
Hahaha! His hair alone, put ALL the girls under his spell!! The dude was a GOD!!!
I happen to be lucky enough to be at that concert.
SINCE I'VE BEEN LOVING YOU from THE same concert is the best IMO.
Jimmy Page's outfits were out of this world.
Webster's Dictionary: Rock and roll......see Led Zeppelin
If you want to take a breather after Led Zepp, try 'Rhythm of the Falling Rain', by the Cascades.
Great reaction!!! You should also react live Whole Lotta Love from Madison Square garden too!!!!!
YES!!! The way Jimmy and Robert "play" with the Theremin is SO awesome!!!!!
I LOVE you did this song, not many reactions to it!! The live is ok, the audio is rockin'
Best live concert intro ever
Sounded like Plant was saving his voice for a long tour
It would be great to watch your reaction to Eddie Van Halen and Sammy hagar covering Rock n Roll!!!
please react to dazed and confused live at msg the 28 minute long version pleaseee
Hell Yeah!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Best band ever!
I saw them n yes I freaked out
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥❤️👍
I do believe that like every other woman on the planet, you might be digging Mr. Robert Plant just a little, he is the best front man ever.
You should try reacting to Whole Lotta Love from MSG - it's got a medley in the middle as well as Jimmy playing the theremin. Whole Lotta Love - Led Zeppelin LIVE! [REALᴴᴰ 1080p✔ 50fps Widescreen] - TH-cam
That Theremin "solo" is NUTS!!! In combination with the ad-libbing from Robert.... MIND-BLOWING!!!!!!