You mentioned Floyd.... Led Zepp are the Yang to the Pink Floyd Ying, the two biggest rock bands in the world during the 70's They are regarded as one of the most influential rock bands ever. Definitely check out Led Zeppelin - "Since I've been Loving You" or "Stairway to Heaven" both live at Madison Square Gardens 1973
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Sorry to have to say this but LED ZEPPELIN does not remind you of any other bands, but other bands remind you of LED ZEPPELIN!!!!!! Just my thoughts, great reaction though. Next try the OCEAN by LED ZEPPELIN.
Yes!!!! "Since I've Been Loving You" live is just INCREDIBLE. There's a part of the performance where a young lady just started laughing at HOW good Robert Plant was, and that pretty much sums up the seductive power Zeppelin had when they played. No one else like them, before or after. Period.
comparing Zep to GnR is like comparing Milli Vanilli to Mozart and GnR came almost two decades later and would be the ones sounding like Zep . This was a rare moment in music history when all four members were among the tops of their respective disciplines and they had the chemistry that gave us the magic rarely seen .
I emphatically agree with you. Comparing Guns and Roses to Zeppelin is an unconscionable and abominable statement. Robert Plant in particular is arguably the greatest rock vocalist ever. This is exactly what I've come to expect from expect from Gen Z girls. I really don't want to be rude but perhaps you aught to stick to reacting to artists like Taylor Swift and other such lyrical drivel
The guitarist from Guns N Roses was inspired to play guitar after listening to Led Zeppelin’s guitarist Jimmy Page, one of the best guitarist of all time
Easy to get pulled into the Led Zeppelin rabbit hole. Not a bad album in their entire catalog. Their music is a combination of blues, folk, reggae, and whatever else they were listening to, with a bit of Tolkien thrown in as well.
The members are John Richard Baldwin (John Paul Jones), the bassist, John Henry Bonham, the drummer, James Patrick "Jimmy" Page, the guitarist, and Robert Anthony Plant, the lead singer.
Led Zeppelin is known for having some of the greatest rock musicians join together in a band. The drummer is considered by many as the greatest drummer in rock history. The bassist is probably one of top 5 bassist in rock, the guitarist is in the top 5 and lead vocalist is in the top 3. The song you listened to is on their 2nd album, Led Zeppelin II, which was released in 1969. That’s probably why it might sound a little trippy to you guys as it was made during the psychedelic rock era. Another song to listen to is “Dazed and Confused”, also from 1969, but from their first album. Try doing a live version as you need to see jimmy page play the cello bow on his guitar. Then, do “since I’ve been loving you” from their 3rd album. Definitely do the live version for this, specifically at their Madison Square Garden show in 1973. Then do “stairway to heaven” from their 4th album from 1971. “No Quarter” and or “the Rain Song” from their Houses of the Holy album from 1973. From their 1975 Physical Graffiti album, do “Kashmir” and “In my time of dying”. Kashmir is probably better doing the studio version, while “in my time of dying”, you really need to do live version from Earl’s Court show from 1975. There’s a lot more to listen to, but with these songs I’ve listed you will get a good understanding of their excellent musicianship.
Robert Plant is frequently voted top rock vocalist as is Bonham top rock drummer of all time. Jimmy Page is considered anywhere in the top three lead guitarists and JPJ in the top 10 bassists, but he's also a multi-instrumentalist which more than compensates for his slightly lower ranking. No other band ever had this much of a concentration of musical talent and probably never will again. With all the computer electronics in pop music these days, musicianship has been relegated to the back seat..
At 5:41 when you say "that part was kind of hypnotizing," and "trippy," and "you want to hear it again," is considered the "Orgasm" part of the song by many rockers because as you know the lyrics are about going way down inside and whole lotta lovin. So you girls felt it...Awesome!!!
One thing Zeppelin ain’t is predictable. Welcome to the club. Too many great songs to recommend. Obviously Stairway is iconic but that’s not unusual for them either. Maybe you should see them live to really appreciate what they do. Kashmir live at Knebworth 1979 is a pretty epic way to start. My favorite Led Zeppelin song is usually the last one I listen to. Enjoy the rabbit hole 🐰 🕳
@@lyndoncmp5751 Well yes they have done their own versions of existing blues songs but they've given them their own unique spin, Plant's vocals are easily some of the highest and the most powerful, his harmonica solo is awesome and the guitar solo combined with Bonham's sick fills is absolutely orgasmic, where you have gaps in his drumming just at the right time, for me it's an absolute masterpiece. So if you want to believe it's 'just a blues cover' then by all means go for it, everyone's taste is different, but if any band was to cover any of these songs I'm glad Zeppelin did. The original title with a lot of or all of the lyrics may not be their own but it is still THEIR version of it. I don't really at all see how it's a 'bad choice' just because it's not 100% original. Not only isn't there a single song on earth that is absolutely 100% original anyway, but just because it isn't completely original that doesn't mean it isn't just as if not miles more explosive. So believe what you want and like whatever you want to like but for me this isn't 'just a blues cover' it's an absolutely epic emotionally charged Led Zeppelin song inspired by a great blues song.
@@padleybonnerproductions2057 The studio versions of the two Willie Dixon songs they covered on the first album are pretty standard for me. Certainly not mind blowing. The two weakest songs on the first album are the two Willie Dixon Covers. You Shook Me and I Can't Quit You Babe, although the live version of the latter from the Royal Albert Hall in 1970 is fantastic. Now, if you want Led Zeppelin totally reworking old blues songs into almost completely different works of art then When The Levee Breaks and Travelling Riverside Blues are far better choices than You Shook Me. It is not a song that is recommended much as it's not really Zeppelin as Zeppelin. Just saying. Peace. Cheers. Edit. I mean sure they can get to You Shook Me at some point but Id put at least 50 other Zeppelin songs as a must listen to before that.
I would love to see your reactions to.. " Over the hills and far away..! " One of my personal favorites... Of the many dozens of other favorite Zepplin jams I absolutely love ...this is an undeniably Epic Legendary Rock band..! I hope to see you react to many more of their songs..
So the next thing to do with Zep is to listen to the most selling song in Rock History which would be "Stairway to heaven". After that I would recommend to look at what Ann and Nancy Wilson from "Heart" did with it at "The Kennedy Center Honors" in front of the surviving members of Led Zeppelin. The greatest cover I have ever heard!!!
100% agreed. Watching Page, Jones, and Plant watching teary-eyed as Ann and Nancy Wilson of Heart and Jason Bonham, the son of their deceased drummer John Bonham, combine for an extraordinary rendition of "Stairway to Heaven".
Led Zeppelin is considered by many to be the greatest rock band ever, as influential to the 70's as the Beatles were to the 60's. Other reactors on TH-cam get hooked and do dozens of Led Zeppelin songs. The rabbit hole is varied and deep. Their versatility is extraordinary. Most believe their two best songs to be "Stairway to Heaven" and "Kashmir". At their reunion concert in 2007 with their deceased drummer's sons playing drums, tickets were scalped for $30,000 apiece. PS: "Whole Lotta Love" was one of their very early songs and even primitive by comparison to what would follow.
Maybe 'primitive' but it ranks not only as my favorite Led Zep song but arguably my favorite song of all time. Primitive = good. I regularly listen to '60s garage punk, not THAT is primitive!
When I was a teenager my neighbor had a quad stereo system with speakers in all four upper corners of the room. The instrumentals literally ran circles around the room. I can imagine what it would sound like on a Boze Surround Sound system.
Led Zeppelin is single handedly responsible for half the population of my age (43) and all of us gen X-ers. Our parents came of age with the Beatles, but let loose with Led Zeppelin. When you had this album on, in the house, in the car, at the movies, wherever...... something was gonna happen. Turn off the lights, put on any Zeppelin album, and you were gonna have a good night. Hell it's 2020 and you can still have a good night when you put on Led Zeppelin!
Earls Court '75 the absolute best . MSG is fantastic but Earls court has a wider selection of their catalog and they were hitting their peak . Either way '73, '75 it's Zep so it's a win win .
Welcome to THE GREATEST BAND IN HISTORY!!! Enjoy your journey down the rabbit hole of the deepest and most consistent catalog of music ever produced by one band.
Led Zeppelin were first known as "The New Yardbirds" in 1968. They released their fist album in January 1969 with "Led Zeppelin II" following later in 1969 with "Whole Lotta Love" featured on that album.
Welcome ladies to the world of Zeppelin.... buckle up and enjoy the ride !!! Oh to be able to listen to their catalog of music with virgin ears... brace yourselves and prepare to be sonically amazed🎸🎸🎸🎸
They are very diverse band. They play different styles, sometimes hard rock, sometimes blues, sometimes folky and they have also hit on a few other genres occasionally. Their most famous song is Stairway to Heaven and while it is overplayed to most of us long time fans, it's probably the next song you should react to as it's epic. My favorites are Ten Years Gone and Achilles Last Stand but there are many choices. Good Times Bad Times, Dazed and Confused, Babe I'm Gonna Leave You, Over the Hills and Far Away and just so many more.
What the Beatles were to the 60's Led Zep was to the 70's the most successful band in that decade #1 in every category, I know I was there and saw them in 71.
We really liked this !! 😎🔥
*Also, we apologize for the lighting in this video lol
Girls every album of Zeppelin is different. You'll have a long journey with them. Welcome to the club.
You mentioned Floyd.... Led Zepp are the Yang to the Pink Floyd Ying, the two biggest rock bands in the world during the 70's
They are regarded as one of the most influential rock bands ever.
Definitely check out Led Zeppelin - "Since I've been Loving You" or "Stairway to Heaven" both live at Madison Square Gardens 1973
Best band there ever was...no bad songs...for real!
@@juliemanarin4127 true, where were you when I was a teenager late 70s trying to explain that to the girls I grew up with?
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Sorry to have to say this but LED ZEPPELIN does not remind you of any other bands, but other bands
remind you of LED ZEPPELIN!!!!!! Just my thoughts, great reaction though.
Next try the OCEAN by LED ZEPPELIN.
true story 77
They reacted to GnR first. So it's normal to remind them to look like guns n roses. Dont be a idiot fan
Yeah I got a chuckle outta that too 😅
Picking a Favorite Zeppelin song is like trying to pick a favorite child. Please play SINCE IVE BEEN LOVING YOU LIVE 1973 MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
That's a must
Yes!!!! "Since I've Been Loving You" live is just INCREDIBLE. There's a part of the performance where a young lady just started laughing at HOW good Robert Plant was, and that pretty much sums up the seductive power Zeppelin had when they played. No one else like them, before or after. Period.
YES!!!!!!!!
Since I’ve been loving you… Jimmy page solo, they are not ready for this masterclass
Led zeppelin “dazed and confused” if you really want to be blown away!!!
TSRTS version
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You girls loved EVH’s Eruption. You will be blown away by Jimmy Page’s solo on the live version
When it comes to the understanding what this song was truly about, I'm guessing these girls were a bit "dazed and confused"...lol
comparing Zep to GnR is like comparing Milli Vanilli to Mozart and GnR came almost two decades later and would be the ones sounding like Zep . This was a rare moment in music history when all four members were among the tops of their respective disciplines and they had the chemistry that gave us the magic rarely seen .
Exactly, hardly comparable. Better to compare their contemporaries.
I emphatically agree with you. Comparing Guns and Roses to Zeppelin is an unconscionable and abominable statement. Robert Plant in particular is arguably the greatest rock vocalist ever. This is exactly what I've come to expect from expect from Gen Z girls. I really don't want to be rude but perhaps you aught to stick to reacting to artists like Taylor Swift and other such lyrical drivel
Nobody is like Pink Floyd and nobody is like Led Zeppelin. Both great bands for different reasons. Saw both bands twice in concert.
Considered by most as the greatest rock band of all time. 🎸🎵
The guitarist from Guns N Roses was inspired to play guitar after listening to Led Zeppelin’s guitarist Jimmy Page, one of the best guitarist of all time
EVH was inspired by JP too!
Jimmy had better inspiration than Slash...:)
indeed !
So many great Zep tunes to choose. "Stairway to Heaven" is their signature tune. "Kashmir", "Dancing Days", "The Ocean" and many more.
Easy to get pulled into the Led Zeppelin rabbit hole. Not a bad album in their entire catalog.
Their music is a combination of blues, folk, reggae, and whatever else they were listening to, with a bit of Tolkien thrown in as well.
You cannot compare led zeppelin to guns n roses, slash would be lucky to kiss Jimmy Pages feet
You know it, brother!!!!
amen to that
Basically Guns n Roses came after Led Zep, and were clearly influenced by them, and are clearly inferior.
guns an hose`s..not a pimple on zeps ass
@@PowerMadLabRat Classer la musique par un principe de supériorité, c'est n'y rien comprendre.
The members are John Richard Baldwin (John Paul Jones), the bassist, John Henry Bonham, the drummer, James Patrick "Jimmy" Page, the guitarist, and Robert Anthony Plant, the lead singer.
"Softer Guns n Roses"
That made me laugh out loud.
More like led zeppelin roadies are harder than Guns and Roses.....
LOL . . . Well , yeah . . . kinda think these youngsters need to be introduced to "BLACK DOG"
The G&R comment made my Sprite spray out of my nose!
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Yeah , probably no GnR without Zep....showing how to do it..
Not a heavy metal band... Just the ORIGINAL heavy metal band. These chicks have no idea what's going on... 🤣
The Rain Song is my favorite Led Zeppelin song. It's one of the most beautiful pieces of music ever created. Definitely check it out!
This new band is amazing!! So glad all these people on youtube discovered them and are turning us on to them 😂😆😁
When The Levee Breaks. A must!
I can’t hear When The Levee Breaks anymore without thinking of what Katrina did to New Orleans.
Greatest band of all time. I tried to think of something else to say but Greatest band of all time sums it up.
Yep. Not much else to say. The Greatest. End of story.
Zeppelin was in their own world, nobody came close.
Led Zeppelin is known for having some of the greatest rock musicians join together in a band. The drummer is considered by many as the greatest drummer in rock history. The bassist is probably one of top 5 bassist in rock, the guitarist is in the top 5 and lead vocalist is in the top 3. The song you listened to is on their 2nd album, Led Zeppelin II, which was released in 1969. That’s probably why it might sound a little trippy to you guys as it was made during the psychedelic rock era. Another song to listen to is “Dazed and Confused”, also from 1969, but from their first album. Try doing a live version as you need to see jimmy page play the cello bow on his guitar. Then, do “since I’ve been loving you” from their 3rd album. Definitely do the live version for this, specifically at their Madison Square Garden show in 1973. Then do “stairway to heaven” from their 4th album from 1971. “No Quarter” and or “the Rain Song” from their Houses of the Holy album from 1973. From their 1975 Physical Graffiti album, do “Kashmir” and “In my time of dying”. Kashmir is probably better doing the studio version, while “in my time of dying”, you really need to do live version from Earl’s Court show from 1975. There’s a lot more to listen to, but with these songs I’ve listed you will get a good understanding of their excellent musicianship.
Robert Plant is frequently voted top rock vocalist as is Bonham top rock drummer of all time. Jimmy Page is considered anywhere in the top three lead guitarists and JPJ in the top 10 bassists, but he's also a multi-instrumentalist which more than compensates for his slightly lower ranking. No other band ever had this much of a concentration of musical talent and probably never will again. With all the computer electronics in pop music these days, musicianship has been relegated to the back seat..
At 5:41 when you say "that part was kind of hypnotizing," and "trippy," and "you want to hear it again," is considered the "Orgasm" part of the song by many rockers because as you know the lyrics are about going way down inside and whole lotta lovin. So you girls felt it...Awesome!!!
One thing Zeppelin ain’t is predictable. Welcome to the club. Too many great songs to recommend. Obviously Stairway is iconic but that’s not unusual for them either. Maybe you should see them live to really appreciate what they do. Kashmir live at Knebworth 1979 is a pretty epic way to start. My favorite Led Zeppelin song is usually the last one I listen to. Enjoy the rabbit hole 🐰 🕳
'Bring it on Home' 8)
So right Peter!
The Mighty Zeppelin.
Little do they know they have only dipped their toes into the ocean catalog of Led Zeppelin’s awesome songs and albums.
led Zepplin was one of the greatest rock bands in history
It was and is THE.
Thanks for checking out my
Favorite Band since 1969❤
Hear "Baby Come on Home". And "The Lemon Song". you will be stunned.
watch "The Ocean" live at Madison Square Garden in 1973 -(or any song from that concert)
I think people have made their point. This Group is in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame & got a medal at the Kenedy Center Honuors
love that question, "how did we live without Led Zeppelin?" well good to see you got schoolin, and im not foolin.
Since I've been loving you live in Madison square garden
Absolutely
Led Zeppelin since I've been loving you live at Madison Square Garden. It'll knock your socks off
Their song You Shook Me will absolutely blow your mind!
Nooo. Bad choice. It's not even their song. Just a blues cover.
@@lyndoncmp5751 Well yes they have done their own versions of existing blues songs but they've given them their own unique spin, Plant's vocals are easily some of the highest and the most powerful, his harmonica solo is awesome and the guitar solo combined with Bonham's sick fills is absolutely orgasmic, where you have gaps in his drumming just at the right time, for me it's an absolute masterpiece. So if you want to believe it's 'just a blues cover' then by all means go for it, everyone's taste is different, but if any band was to cover any of these songs I'm glad Zeppelin did. The original title with a lot of or all of the lyrics may not be their own but it is still THEIR version of it. I don't really at all see how it's a 'bad choice' just because it's not 100% original. Not only isn't there a single song on earth that is absolutely 100% original anyway, but just because it isn't completely original that doesn't mean it isn't just as if not miles more explosive. So believe what you want and like whatever you want to like but for me this isn't 'just a blues cover' it's an absolutely epic emotionally charged Led Zeppelin song inspired by a great blues song.
@@padleybonnerproductions2057 The studio versions of the two Willie Dixon songs they covered on the first album are pretty standard for me. Certainly not mind blowing. The two weakest songs on the first album are the two Willie Dixon Covers. You Shook Me and I Can't Quit You Babe, although the live version of the latter from the Royal Albert Hall in 1970 is fantastic. Now, if you want Led Zeppelin totally reworking old blues songs into almost completely different works of art then When The Levee Breaks and Travelling Riverside Blues are far better choices than You Shook Me. It is not a song that is recommended much as it's not really Zeppelin as Zeppelin.
Just saying. Peace. Cheers.
Edit. I mean sure they can get to You Shook Me at some point but Id put at least 50 other Zeppelin songs as a must listen to before that.
@@lyndoncmp5751 Just a blues cover that's superbly well done !!!
One does not merely “like” Led Zeppelin.
You will figure out that Led Zeppelin is not similar to any other band.
Freaking Amen!!
I would love to see your reactions to.. " Over the hills and far away..! "
One of my personal favorites...
Of the many dozens of other favorite Zepplin jams I absolutely love ...this is an undeniably Epic Legendary Rock band..! I hope to see you react to many more of their songs..
This is where heavy metal / hard rock was born.
Please play SINCE IVE BEEN LOVING YOU LIVE 1973 MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
Nooooooooo studio 1 milion no one bilion times better
No MSG 73 💪💯
You have bad taste To music, clean your ears
Since IVE been LOVING you live 1973 Madison Square garden
"How has Led Zeppelin not been a part of our lives?"
So the next thing to do with Zep is to listen to the most selling song in Rock History which would be "Stairway to heaven". After that I would recommend to look at what Ann and Nancy Wilson from "Heart" did with it at "The Kennedy Center Honors" in front of the surviving members of Led Zeppelin. The greatest cover I have ever heard!!!
100% agreed. Watching Page, Jones, and Plant watching teary-eyed as Ann and Nancy Wilson of Heart and Jason Bonham, the son of their deceased drummer John Bonham, combine for an extraordinary rendition of "Stairway to Heaven".
Excellent video of two beautiful ladies
Ladies! STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN !!!
Led Zeppelin is considered by many to be the greatest rock band ever, as influential to the 70's as the Beatles were to the 60's. Other reactors on TH-cam get hooked and do dozens of Led Zeppelin songs. The rabbit hole is varied and deep. Their versatility is extraordinary. Most believe their two best songs to be "Stairway to Heaven" and "Kashmir". At their reunion concert in 2007 with their deceased drummer's sons playing drums, tickets were scalped for $30,000 apiece.
PS: "Whole Lotta Love" was one of their very early songs and even primitive by comparison to what would follow.
Maybe 'primitive' but it ranks not only as my favorite Led Zep song but arguably my favorite song of all time. Primitive = good. I regularly listen to '60s garage punk, not THAT is primitive!
Led Zeppelin created technical masterpieces
“I’ve heard this before.”
“In one of your past lives?”
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Nice job, ladies. Keep up the great work. 👍🏻👍🏻
ahahaha thank you!! :D :D
@@TwoSistersReact do this live from Madison Square Garden! It will blow your mind!
Because they are the best bands of all time!
When I was a teenager my neighbor had a quad stereo system with speakers in all four upper corners of the room. The instrumentals literally ran circles around the room. I can imagine what it would sound like on a Boze Surround Sound system.
Led Zeppelin is single handedly responsible for half the population of my age (43) and all of us gen X-ers. Our parents came of age with the Beatles, but let loose with Led Zeppelin. When you had this album on, in the house, in the car, at the movies, wherever...... something was gonna happen. Turn off the lights, put on any Zeppelin album, and you were gonna have a good night.
Hell it's 2020 and you can still have a good night when you put on Led Zeppelin!
👍🇬🇧❤ BEST BAND EVER !!!!!!! 🎸
Woooow!!!!!
This song is from the 60's, in fact it was the first song I ever heard from Led Zeppelin when they first hit America.
Led Zeppelin...only the greatest rock band in the world
Do 'em live. Anything from the 1973 madison square garden concert.
Earls Court '75 the absolute best . MSG is fantastic but Earls court has a wider selection of their catalog and they were hitting their peak . Either way '73, '75 it's Zep so it's a win win .
The RAH show in 1970 is much better than the MSG show(s) in '73, with a WHOLE LOT MORE energy.
Nothing like classic rock
Heck Yeah !
Now we’re talking.
Stairway to Heaven, Kashmir
These guys made the world possible for Guns & Roses...
Led Zeppelin the best band of all time
My favorite Zeppelin song is Dazed and Confused.
"When The Levee Breaks" from the fourth album.
It' s called Hard Rock ladies.
"A whole new band." 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
"Immigrant song" Led Zep
This was actually the 60's. :)
They were the first to bring rock to this level and everyone else followed.
Early Zeppelin = HEAVY BLUES
Only one Zeppelin,only one.
One of my favorites
I've been a big zepplein fan since the beginning, but my personal favorite out of so many great ones, is over the hills and far away.
Heartbreaker! When the Levee Breaks!! Wanton Song!!!
Welcome to THE GREATEST BAND IN HISTORY!!! Enjoy your journey down the rabbit hole of the deepest and most consistent catalog of music ever produced by one band.
Led Zeppelin were first known as "The New Yardbirds" in 1968. They released their fist album in January 1969 with "Led Zeppelin II" following later in 1969 with "Whole Lotta Love" featured on that album.
Led Zeppelin is absolutely timeless so many phenomenal songs to choose from one song that you may want to react to is “Tea for one”
It definitely takes a Zep head to know Tea for one nice choice.
BEST song on 'Presence' imo.
Kashmir you're going to love it
First off, the girl on the right should wear that top every day!
Led Zeppelin - Immigrant Song (Live 1972) (Official Video)
Welcome ladies to the world of Zeppelin.... buckle up and enjoy the ride !!! Oh to be able to listen to their catalog of music with virgin ears... brace yourselves and prepare to be sonically amazed🎸🎸🎸🎸
👍🇬🇧❤BEST BAND......EVER !!!!!!!!
Whole Lotta love was recorded n 1969 second record
Awesome song from past. This band has influenced many other bands and its members. Real classic indeed. Great choice to react too. 😃👍
Oh and by the way, you girls are great.
Dazed and confused, stairway to heaven, since i've been loving you, in 1973, that concert is so epic
Best band ever!!!
Their music is British Electric Blues. They took old blues songs and added their vibe to it.
"Since Ive Been Loving You" would be a good one to follow this.
you have entered the hall of fame Led are simply the best rock band of all times no dispute enjoy!
This song was recorded in 1969
Using a violin now on his guitar.
You have to listen "Dazed and confused"
Where I come from led zeppelin is king and always will be how have you not heard this till now? Greatest band in history
They are very diverse band. They play different styles, sometimes hard rock, sometimes blues, sometimes folky and they have also hit on a few other genres occasionally. Their most famous song is Stairway to Heaven and while it is overplayed to most of us long time fans, it's probably the next song you should react to as it's epic. My favorites are Ten Years Gone and Achilles Last Stand but there are many choices. Good Times Bad Times, Dazed and Confused, Babe I'm Gonna Leave You, Over the Hills and Far Away and just so many more.
What the Beatles were to the 60's Led Zep was to the 70's the most successful band in that decade #1 in every category, I know I was there and saw them in 71.
Natives on a remote island in Micronesia have heard Led Zep songs. Y'all need to get out more LOL. Keep Rockin!
Led Zeppelin was a big influence on Guns n Roses so you are right
Led Zeppelin was a big influence on everyone that came after them.
True. If I remember correctly Zeppelin and Aerosmith is the only bands that all the GNR members had in common as influences.
Madison Square Garden live since I’ve been loving you live in my time of dying..
Led Zeppelin, a big influence to all rock bands
The greatest rock band of all time. Bar none. Thx for reacting.
Late 1969 but close enough. They kind of defined that 70s sound you were talking about
Finally:) I’m 17 and live this band you should check The ocean if you can I’ll send the Patreon too
LED-ZEPPELIN, best band ever
There is a reason they are the GODS of rock n roll
Must do “ Stairway to Heaven” next....