One of the most epic live performances of all time. No auto tune, pitch correction..... Just pure synchronicity. I've seen men cry, watching this video.
For me, this is peak Zeppelin. They were so tight together, their individual talents were at another level. The four of them were just magic. I’ve been a fan since 1969. I still listen to them every day. The Best Rock Band Ever! 🔥♥️
A mom who loves Led Zeppelin could explain how you ended up with this YT channel which does some of the best music reactions on all of YT. Sounds like a great mom you got there.
since i was a teen in the 70's, i always thought one of the coolest things was a person with a guitar around their neck player smokin rock and roll, but jimmy is the king, the man is a rock god, and i know all the others and practically all their music, hearing hendrix made me go get an electric and i still bang on it, but yeah, jimmy is seered into so many peoples minds in the best decade ever, the fuckin 70's baby
Great song and video!! We used to go watch this at “The Midnight Movies”. You can imagine the fun, we were 17yrs old in a theater drinking and tripping with a packed house!! The beer bottles could be heard rolling down the floor and the scent of herb was very strong! Not only did they show this, but also The Wall and Rocky Horror!!
Listen to the studio version of the song. It is much more focused. It is perfect. Zep's live performances can be messy even though they can be fun at the same time.
My favorite solo and band of all time forsure… that said for current music and still doing there thing check out big wreck Ian thornley was influenced by zeppelin, Stevie ray etc. for a live performance check ghosts at the 2015 suhr factory party
Saw them 3 times total including this tour It was my oldest daughter’s first concert even though she wasn’t born yet. She will be 50 this year and loves music and has been to over 500 concerts. Zeppelin is still her favorite
You're talking about the bass, generally when they performed this live, JPJ was at the Hammond organ, and he played the bass with the foot-pedals. Saw it myself!! Amazing.
Well , Lee, wasn’t that just awesome? I flatter myself that I’ve only ever requested epic songs for you to react to, and ones which will garner a lot of views and hits too. There’s a few reactions to this on YT so you shouldn’t have any dramas. So glad you enjoyed it my friend. Looking forward now to Frank and Floyd Friday 😎
Wasn't that just the most fabulous version of the song. I loved when you metioned how good John Paul Jones' bass line was.... and I smiled as he was playing that line with his feet.... His hands on the keys and his feet on the bass pedals. This is very similar to the original studio version... just with the added fact that they could also improvise around as well..... I get what you mean about Roger and Robert's vocals and their way of singing... I think the word you are looking for is "sinuous," like cats...!!!
In the newspaper the day after the concert at Montreal 1969 write, only Joplin had should even sensually than Plant yesdesday night. And he was a man journaliste. Super show, Daniel
Your reaction is GOLD I have listend to this a billion times (from 14 years till 65 years) and it sounds like the first time. Love my " sloppy" Jimmy ( to perfect is boring) and of course the forever seductive Robert.
YAY YAY YAY!!! **MyBelovedMagicalGeniusLedZeppelin** & course **MyBeautifulJimmyPageMagicaMusicallGeniusWizardBabe** Sooo in **MadLuv** with him & them since i 1st started listening to them when i was 7-8 yrs old **Sigh** *Swoon** *Melt** YUM just **PureTalent** & **PureMagic** & YESSS The Epitome of **Cool** for SURE!!! heh **RockON!!!**
Jimmy may not be the best but my ear would rather hear him over anyone. The chemistry between all is undeniable. Great top three btw. They were constant improvisers so the interplay is perfect. If they weren't destroyed by heroin and alcohol they would be the goats of goats. Check the guitar in No Quarter from this concert, it is phenomenal.
Family is what you make it. Just because I was born into a family, doesn't mean I feel a part of it. My family is my kids, grandkids and friends I choose to be in my life. After my dad passed in 2009, the glue that held it together was gone. Just be a good human and you will be a good dad.
This is obviously one of Plant's favorites. We saw him perform in 2018 at the Austin City Limits auditorium in Austin, TX. He included this in his set. It's a really good song.
Hi Lee, I just wanted to tell you that l'm one of the last "Led Heads " that is still around and if there's any others out there, l would love to know. I saw Zeppelin soooo many times in concert back in the 70's, that l lost count. This movie is the closest you're going to get to seeing them live, enjoy 🤘🎶
Hammer of the Gods. Three movies that I will always remember seeing: Woodstock, Yessongs and The Song Remains The Same. (Dammit! I can’t leave out A Hard Day’s Night!)
Always a thrill, this one. I suspect this is the most watched & reacted to live LZ performance on youtube. There is also a reaction compilation video for it. Love watching Jimmy here. :)
This is my favorite live of them, another absolutely amazing live is. Earls Court (1975) In My Time Of Dying, Page plays the hell out of a steel guitar, that song is mind blowing. There’s 2 versions of it, & one is far better then the other. The better version Plant just says steel guitar, In My Time Of Dying, the other the intro is a little longer. Thanks for your reaction, we always love our Led Zeppelin.
Normally, when I listen to LZ live performances I am struck by Jimmy Page's guitar. They were all great professionals in their roles, there were only three of them playing but it was as if I heard an orchestra of at least 20 elements and they had perfect synchrony between them, even though each performance was not the same as the previous ones. Robert Plant sang blues adapted to rock like an old black bluesman. He was unique. But Jimmy Page enriched every performance with imagination, creativity and emotions. Wasn't he perfect? Let's leave perfection to the kids who graduate from the conservatory. Every great musician and artist of the past has become immortal because he changed the academic rules and struck the ears and hearts of listeners with new sounds, or, if a painter or sculptor, with figures and different colored mixtures, our eyes. With due distance, obviously, Mozart, Beethoven, Picasso or the impressionist painters initially scandalized the public, accustomed to something else. But, even now, we love their music and are enchanted by their paintings.
I'm with ya, David McKenzie!! This time period: again, is hard to find GOOD quality performances....but, too: MSG was a GREAT CONCERT for Led Zeppelin...and, the energy was ramped-up....STILL - with ya - love the studio version.... Thanks for reacting to this one, Lee!! YOU ROCK!! HUGS!
Most of Zeppelins shows '68-'73 were good quality performances. Unfortunately they were not filmed and not recorded properly. Still we have Danmark Radio tv show, Royal Albert Hall, BBC Sessions, How The West Was Won, MSG.
My 2 favourite bands are Led Zep and VDGG and I'm really enjoying your reactions to them both, but there's an album by the Mahavishnu Orchestra that I'd love to see you react to as I know you love great guitar shredders. The album is Love Devotion Surrender and features both John McLaughlin and Carlos Santana in tandem and they produce something really special along with Billy Cobham and Jan Hammer.
I wish I had seen this tour but my parents wouldn’t let me, I was almost 13. I got to see them in 75 but I wish this song had been on the set list. ✌️♥️🎶
I highly recommend the black and white 1969 Danmarks radio version of Babe I'm gonna leave you. Younger, rawer and for me better than they are here ....and Plant is on fire. Even with the vocal crack a couple of minutes into the performance!
@lyndoncmp5751 For me it's the intimacy of the Danmarks Radio footage and the raw freshness of the performances that makes it special. I'm not so keen on the Albert Hall gig's acoustics - but it's a top quality performance no doubt.
@@simonplatt4366 We can argue the merits of one over the other but I don't think it's arguable that the Albert Hall sound recording is superior to the Danmark tv show. It's clearly a better recorded show.
Saw these guys twice. Paid $5.00 the first time and $6.00 the second. I always tell people you haven't lived till you've heard LZ's take on Ricky Nelson's "Hello Mary Lou."
I've always heard something a bit "exotic" in this song, specifically in Page's playing, that I can't quite put my finger on, Eastern European, North African or Middle Eastern. I don't know if it's the tuning, chords, progression, the way he bends the note, but it's so deep and soulful. "Bluesy", sure, but much more than that. Anyone?
In college all the football jocks were really into Led Zeppelin lV and then all rushed out to buy their next album Houses of the Holy which they all initially hated. "What's this shit?" I watched copies of that album get thrown like frisbees out of the jock dorm windows. Then two weeks later they all lined up to rebuy it. Jocks were always fickle.
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How can anyone not tear up at the final horrifying shriek of absolute pure emotional agony
One of the most epic live performances of all time. No auto tune, pitch correction..... Just pure synchronicity. I've seen men cry, watching this video.
For me, this is peak Zeppelin. They were so tight together, their individual talents were at another level. The four of them were just magic. I’ve been a fan since 1969. I still listen to them every day. The Best Rock Band Ever! 🔥♥️
John Paul Jones wasn't playing a bass on this he was on keyboards but the bass line he played with foot pedals.
WHEN GIANTS WALKED THE EARTH 🌎 THE MIGHTY LED ZEPPELIN ❤
Zeppelin at their peak in 1973 . It wasn't even an argument at the time that they were the Biggest Band in the World .
This might be the greatest guitar solo ever. The GOATS.
Zeppelin rules!!! Your Mom has great taste in music.
It takes more to be a parent than biology. Obviously your mother loved you as she chose you. That to me means everything!
Nothing compares to live Led Zeppelin- the godhead of rock 🔥
Don't you mean Pink Floyd?
@jaycorby
No, Zeppelin. Floyd are.....boring.
You meant nothing compares to live Who- the godhead of rock
@@NeonPalm90210
Zeppelin pissed all over The Who. Paint by numbers band.
@@lyndoncmp5751You meant the album ‘Who by Numbers’
Jimmy Page, Steve Howe, Jimi Hendrix, & Stevie Ray Vaugh play guitar so superbly that it makes you cry!
You forgot David Gilmour 2nd behind page
@@randyschwader1202 eddy van halen...gary moore ... rory gallagher .... frank zappa ... eric clapton ... jeff beck ... etc !!!
@@fissou1erfissionjr605 Gary Moore!!
A mom who loves Led Zeppelin could explain how you ended up with this YT channel which does some of the best music reactions on all of YT. Sounds like a great mom you got there.
The Mighty Zeppelin
It's so good to time-travel back to '73 and dine with the proper "rock gods." Good times indeed.
Yup, probably the coolest band of all time. Even the name Led Zeppelin is best sounding band name ever
Your call was perfect
Jp... feels the music. That's what separates him and LZ from " the rest"
It certainly does, all of these guys feel it, & pour their soulful pain to each song. That’s why they will always be the greatest band.
Jimmy Page is SO cool.
I know I'm in a small minority here...but I prefer the studio version. It's what I consider Page's most perfect solo.
Yup. And Plant’s performance is less strained and not over wrought by half. Definitely tighter. Still like this live version a lot though.
I'll have to check that one out! Thank you for the suggestion
The intensity level is on 11 in the live version
Me too!
I think a studio listen is more important to things than Live versions which often fall short
The studio version is a perfect song!
Another great choice, so many songs from the greatest rock band ever. So many pretenders out there but nothing is ever as good as the original.
A good band greatest never....too many fan boys
@@DENVEROUTDOORMANToo many fan boys?????
JPJ is playing keys and the bass line with the pedals
John Paul Jones was playing bass pedals and electric piano.
Ahhh… Robert and those jeans…
Zeppelin were up there with the best, I loved to see them live. Please do check out the studio version.
since i was a teen in the 70's, i always thought one of the coolest things was a person with a guitar around their neck player smokin rock and roll, but jimmy is the king, the man is a rock god, and i know all the others and practically all their music, hearing hendrix made me go get an electric and i still bang on it, but yeah, jimmy is seered into so many peoples minds in the best decade ever, the fuckin 70's baby
it never gets better than this.....................
Great song and video!! We used to go watch this at “The Midnight Movies”. You can imagine the fun, we were 17yrs old in a theater drinking and tripping with a packed house!! The beer bottles could be heard rolling down the floor and the scent of herb was very strong! Not only did they show this, but also The Wall and Rocky Horror!!
KickAss!!! We had SO much FREEDOM back in the Good Ole Days!!! YAY Good Times RockON!!!
I was there, but I don't remember you and I know we had fun!
I was at this concert and this was my favorite performance Its even better than the studio IMHO
John was playing the keyboard and filling in the bass either with those bass pedals that looked like keyboards or just on the keyboard
Jimmy page was the session guitar for many many artists. Great song choice
YEEEHA!!! It's the live GOATS!!!! Bro, PLEASE check out the studio version of this iconic song!! You will NOT be disappointed
Your Mom and me have one thing in common are favorite band the Mighty Led Zeppelin!
My girlfriend and I hitchhiked from Ohio to NYC to attend this. Can you imagine doing that today?
Have to admit, tho: PAGE TORE THIS ONE UP - didn't he??? SO did PLANT!! H*ll - they ALL DID (AS USUAL!!!) MAN! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Listen to the studio version of the song. It is much more focused. It is perfect. Zep's live performances can be messy even though they can be fun at the same time.
My favorite solo and band of all time forsure… that said for current music and still doing there thing check out big wreck Ian thornley was influenced by zeppelin, Stevie ray etc. for a live performance check ghosts at the 2015 suhr factory party
Saw them 3 times total including this tour It was my oldest daughter’s first concert even though she wasn’t born yet. She will be 50 this year and loves music and has been to over 500 concerts. Zeppelin is still her favorite
WoW This Is Beautiful!!! YAY RockON!!!
The GOATS…PERIOD! 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Love to see more from this concert, there is no miss in this concert
First time seeing them was in 1969 70 at the Fillmore East in New York and 1973 at the garden all 3 shows.❤❤❤
❤❤❤Robert ❤❤❤
Love this song from Led Zeppelin's third album. ❤
JPJ is playing the keyboards and playing the bass line with his foot pedals.
So glad this was a request by someone, had stuck it in a comment ages ago so made my day to see this turn up.
It's an absolute lesson in Blues Rock!
You're talking about the bass, generally when they performed this live, JPJ was at the Hammond organ, and he played the bass with the foot-pedals. Saw it myself!! Amazing.
Well , Lee, wasn’t that just awesome?
I flatter myself that I’ve only ever requested epic songs for you to react to, and ones which will garner a lot of views and hits too.
There’s a few reactions to this on YT so you shouldn’t have any dramas.
So glad you enjoyed it my friend. Looking forward now to Frank and Floyd Friday 😎
A spectacular song and version of the song.
Studio version please
Great song, awesome band! Next, check out How Many More Times (studio version), released in 69. ✌️
Live version Royal Albert Hall 1970 is better.
@@lyndoncmp5751I agree, but I don’t think they could handle it.
@@acb9231
Yeah it's even much more of a jam, and much longer. You're probably right.
I knew a girl in college who studied classical piano and she was really into zeppelin.
They made their reputation and money in the U.S. Lee we need to get you into the blues. You’ve listened to a little jazz. It’s time for some blues.
This was amazing!! Zeppelin forevrr 🎉
Wasn't that just the most fabulous version of the song. I loved when you metioned how good John Paul Jones' bass line was.... and I smiled as he was playing that line with his feet.... His hands on the keys and his feet on the bass pedals. This is very similar to the original studio version... just with the added fact that they could also improvise around as well..... I get what you mean about Roger and Robert's vocals and their way of singing... I think the word you are looking for is "sinuous," like cats...!!!
In the newspaper the day after the concert at Montreal 1969 write, only Joplin had should even sensually than Plant yesdesday night. And he was a man journaliste. Super show, Daniel
Always magnificent!! Try The Song Remains The Same/The Rain Song live at msg in 1973!!
Your reaction is GOLD I have listend to this a billion times (from 14 years till 65 years) and it sounds like the first time. Love my " sloppy" Jimmy ( to perfect is boring) and of course the forever seductive Robert.
The GOAT 🔥♥️
Sooo Glad you’re Finally doing some Zep!👏🏻👍🏻❤️🎼🎸😎
YAY YAY YAY!!! **MyBelovedMagicalGeniusLedZeppelin** & course **MyBeautifulJimmyPageMagicaMusicallGeniusWizardBabe** Sooo in **MadLuv** with him & them since i 1st started listening to them when i was 7-8 yrs old **Sigh** *Swoon** *Melt** YUM just **PureTalent** & **PureMagic** & YESSS The Epitome of **Cool** for SURE!!! heh **RockON!!!**
Jimmy may not be the best but my ear would rather hear him over anyone. The chemistry between all is undeniable. Great top three btw. They were constant improvisers so the interplay is perfect. If they weren't destroyed by heroin and alcohol they would be the goats of goats. Check the guitar in No Quarter from this concert, it is phenomenal.
has to be one of the best live performances ever perfection
Led Zeppelin is one of greatest rock bands EVER!
Family is what you make it. Just because I was born into a family, doesn't mean I feel a part of it. My family is my kids, grandkids and friends I choose to be in my life. After my dad passed in 2009, the glue that held it together was gone. Just be a good human and you will be a good dad.
HeHe, lucky me. I was there. ❤😊
Luck you indeed. Im jealous. I was 3 😂
This is obviously one of Plant's favorites. We saw him perform in 2018 at the Austin City Limits auditorium in Austin, TX. He included this in his set. It's a really good song.
The GOAT!
Hi Lee, I just wanted to tell you that l'm one of the last "Led Heads " that is still around and if there's any others out there, l would love to know. I saw Zeppelin soooo many times in concert back in the 70's, that l lost count. This movie is the closest you're going to get to seeing them live, enjoy 🤘🎶
Jimmy is jammin!!!!!
My favorite Zeppelin song along with When the Levee Breaks!
masterpiece.
Black Sabbath,Led Zeppelin,Deep Purple the holy triad of rock music🤘
Gotta see Page on the Violin bow shredding,leads on guitar!
Hammer of the Gods. Three movies that I will always remember seeing: Woodstock, Yessongs and The Song Remains The Same.
(Dammit! I can’t leave out A Hard Day’s Night!)
Always a thrill, this one. I suspect this is the most watched & reacted to live LZ performance on youtube. There is also a reaction compilation video for it. Love watching Jimmy here. :)
So happy you did this today! I got to see them in Mobile back then...yay
No quarter MSG 1973 same concert.... You won't forget it or regret it
This is my favorite live of them, another absolutely amazing live is. Earls Court (1975) In My Time Of Dying, Page plays the hell out of a steel guitar, that song is mind blowing. There’s 2 versions of it, & one is far better then the other. The better version Plant just says steel guitar, In My Time Of Dying, the other the intro is a little longer. Thanks for your reaction, we always love our Led Zeppelin.
In the movie, management is chasing down a bootleg t-shirt seller, set to Heartbreaker I think. Copyright maximalism was always part of their schtick.
Right up there with The Who for best live bands!
The Who never showed this emotion and creativity live. They were great but not on this level.
@lyndoncmp5751 Sorry but I disagree.
@@chitownlee
I disagree with your disagreement. The Who were a paint by numbers live band. Competent but that's all.
Not the fastest, not the cleanest just pure Jimmy Page soul.
"the epitome of fucking badassery".... best comment ever
Wheel house of my teenage years. Never gets old.
Normally, when I listen to LZ live performances I am struck by Jimmy Page's guitar. They were all great professionals in their roles, there were only three of them playing but it was as if I heard an orchestra of at least 20 elements and they had perfect synchrony between them, even though each performance was not the same as the previous ones. Robert Plant sang blues adapted to rock like an old black bluesman. He was unique. But Jimmy Page enriched every performance with imagination, creativity and emotions. Wasn't he perfect? Let's leave perfection to the kids who graduate from the conservatory. Every great musician and artist of the past has become immortal because he changed the academic rules and struck the ears and hearts of listeners with new sounds, or, if a painter or sculptor, with figures and different colored mixtures, our eyes. With due distance, obviously, Mozart, Beethoven, Picasso or the impressionist painters initially scandalized the public, accustomed to something else. But, even now, we love their music and are enchanted by their paintings.
I like the studio version best…… but this is heavenly
I'm with ya, David McKenzie!! This time period: again, is hard to find GOOD quality performances....but, too: MSG was a GREAT CONCERT for Led Zeppelin...and, the energy was ramped-up....STILL - with ya - love the studio version.... Thanks for reacting to this one, Lee!! YOU ROCK!! HUGS!
Most of Zeppelins shows '68-'73 were good quality performances. Unfortunately they were not filmed and not recorded properly. Still we have Danmark Radio tv show, Royal Albert Hall, BBC Sessions, How The West Was Won, MSG.
SHREAD that guitar!!!! My favorite Jimmy riff. ❤😊
My 2 favourite bands are Led Zep and VDGG and I'm really enjoying your reactions to them both, but there's an album by the Mahavishnu Orchestra that I'd love to see you react to as I know you love great guitar shredders. The album is Love Devotion Surrender and features both John McLaughlin and Carlos Santana in tandem and they produce something really special along with Billy Cobham and Jan Hammer.
Great reaction.
best ever live perfomance
I wish I had seen this tour but my parents wouldn’t let me, I was almost 13. I got to see them in 75 but I wish this song had been on the set list. ✌️♥️🎶
PAGE GOAT
I think I always loved "guys" music. I just love to rock out! I think a lot of women do.
I highly recommend the black and white 1969 Danmarks radio version of Babe I'm gonna leave you. Younger, rawer and for me better than they are here ....and Plant is on fire. Even with the vocal crack a couple of minutes into the performance!
Oh YESSS! I so so so Concur!!!
It's great, but not better. Just different. And I'd put Royal Albert Hall 1970 ahead of Danmark tv.
@lyndoncmp5751 For me it's the intimacy of the Danmarks Radio footage and the raw freshness of the performances that makes it special. I'm not so keen on the Albert Hall gig's acoustics - but it's a top quality performance no doubt.
@@simonplatt4366
We can argue the merits of one over the other but I don't think it's arguable that the Albert Hall sound recording is superior to the Danmark tv show. It's clearly a better recorded show.
I saw them in Dallas in March '75
I have been waiting and waiting for you to do this one!!! yay!!
Amazing ... and live
Saw these guys twice. Paid $5.00 the first time and $6.00 the second. I always tell people you haven't lived till you've heard LZ's take on Ricky Nelson's "Hello Mary Lou."
I've always heard something a bit "exotic" in this song, specifically in Page's playing, that I can't quite put my finger on, Eastern European, North African or Middle Eastern. I don't know if it's the tuning, chords, progression, the way he bends the note, but it's so deep and soulful. "Bluesy", sure, but much more than that. Anyone?
In college all the football jocks were really into Led Zeppelin lV and then all rushed out to buy their next album Houses of the Holy which they all initially hated. "What's this shit?" I watched copies of that album get thrown like frisbees out of the jock dorm windows. Then two weeks later they all lined up to rebuy it. Jocks were always fickle.
You’re going to love this‼️
Guys in the 70s weren't into weights or working out back then, girls weren't (most) attracted to that then, it was more your hair, clothes, attitude