you ever heard of the 'FLAPPERS''' they were jamming out in the 20's and 30's then you had the big bands and swing bands in the 40's.... Glen miller was hot th-cam.com/video/4iDwk4n39R0/w-d-xo.html
I was born in 1960. Im 63 and i absolutely love that your generation is discovering the music of my generation! What you all are seeing is that ",our" music is untouchable to anything out today or say the last 30 years. Keep on listening. Love your channel. My only advice to you is listen to more bands. Not songs from the same band over and over. There is sooooo much to see and hear. Just my opinion love.❤
I'm a Jan 63 born , but was into music early, and the mid to late 70 s was Rockin with all the late 60s stuff into the 70s and what a decade of music that was . ... 🤙🎸🇭🇲🎼
Jeez, Never mind the ultimate rock band, what you mean is the ultimate band, listen to their blues or folk stuff, Jimmy & Robert have said many time that "Our rock music is only a 3rd of what we do".
The band was comprised of guitarist Jimmy Page, who created the band and also produced all their albums, multi-instrumentalist (bass, keys, mandolin) John Paul Jones, drummer John Bonham, and vocalist/harmonica player Robert Plant. They started in 1968 and disbanded in 1980 after Bonham passed away. You had North and South represented in the band; Jimmy and John Paul were born in Heston and Sidcup, respectively, while John Bonham was born in Redditch and Plant was born in West Bromwich and grew up in the Haley Green area. Their music can be described as hard rock/heavy blues but they played other styles like folk, funk, rock and roll, rockabilly, ethereal, bits of prog-style, jazz-style - in other words, you'll find a bit of a lot of stuff in their music. If you *really* want to get to know them (and I think you should), start at the beginning and go in album/track order. Believe me - the Zep fans will be here for it.
Hey MollyBoy, I'm 70 now but in my younger years all the Venues had "live music" so it was normal to experience all the great artists and bands. Us 'oldies' were all educated in what I believe is still the best Music. Thanks for your interest and bringing back so many memories. 👀 Robert Plant had the best voice at that time that was so suitable for the time and music.
Molly Boy, your reactions are golden!!! When it comes to the 60’s and 70’s super groups like the Beatles, Stones, and Zeppelin, it’s probably best to do them in order of oldest to newest. That’s how us old guys heard them when they were new. What most reactors don’t realize, is we kids then, grew up with these bands as THEY got older with us. Their perspectives changed as did ours, though, some never grew up. Still, the music evolved as we all aged. Also, they were competing within themselves to be THE best rock band ever!!!
A perfect storm of rock musicians. One of the members of Led Zep, I forget which one, when asked when they knew they were going to be big said we knew the first song at the very first practice.
If you want your socks blown off again try: ‘Led Zeppelin - Kashmir (Live from Celebration Day) (Official Video)’ and ‘Led Zeppelin - Going To California (Live at Earls Court 1975) [Official Video]’. I have watch serval Robert Plant interviews where he has said Kashmir is his overall favourite. I consider Jimmy Page and David Gilmour the best guitar players in the world. In the late 60’s, 70’s and 80’s I think UK councils were putting stuff in the water - The amount of exceptional talent is incredible.
Have to see and hear Led Zeppelin - Whole Lotta Love - Kashmir - D'yer Maker - Over the Hills and Far Away - All of My Love - Immigrant Song - Rock n Roll - Thank You - The Song Remains the Same - The Rain Song - The Ocean -
Born in 1952- I was 13 first seeing The Beatles- yep I’m so old- but by the seventies I’d graduated to Led Zeppelin- and here I am watching you Mollyboy- having the same remarkable experience- Robert Plant- Jimmy Page- John Bonham- John Paul Jones- the band stopped when The drummer John Bonham passed- Robert Plant lost his son when the lad was around 5-6. The child was his father- hair and all - so beautiful. Robert has pain- shows in his voice. Thank you for your outstanding and passionate reactions. You look into the camera and make this old woman smile- ❤
Also thank you to the UK for providing America with so many amazing musicians and bands in the '60s and '70s. They changed everything, Led Zeppelin as much as anyone. Four great musicians who played well together in legendary fashion.
My absolute favorite Led Zeppelin song. Saw them in 1972 at the Long Beach Arena in Southern California and I never listened to music the same way. Led Zeppelin then, Led Zeppelin now, Led Zeppelin forever.
It is amazing how many great great bands, musicians ,song writers and singers came out of the tiny country of the United Kingdom in the 60s, 70s and 80s.I do not think that we ever realised how lucky we all were to live in that time.
The guitarist is Jimmy Page, formerly of the Yardbirds. On bass and keyboards is John Paul Jones aka Jonesy or JPJ. On drums is John Bonham aka Bonzo. Here's a suggestion for another Led Zeppelin song, actually two that go together: 'The Song Remains the Same" and "The Rain Song." Play them together.
Jimmy Page top 5 guitarists, and mandolin. He was the founder, the producer, and wrote most of the music for the band. Robert Plant, vocalist, wrote the lyrics, and played harmonica, John Bonham “Bonzo”, best rock drummer, and John Paul Jones, bass, mandolin and keyboards, and did some arranging of their music, was the heart of the band.
I was born in 1962. I'm 61 and I also absolutely love that your generation is discovering the music of my generation! However, bear in mind that the incredible, wonderful and iconic music of Pink Floyd, Yes, Led Zeppelin, Genesis, ELP and many others was the mainstream music of its day; lauded in the press, enjoying sold-out tours, media coverage and legendary status. Many 21st century bands have matched and exceeded the accomplishments of those from the 70s' heydays. Don't discount current rock and prog merely because it doesn't have that whiff of nostalgia that old blokes like me seem to flock to. As I enjoy my 7th decade on this planet I am blown away by the new and exciting music that is still being created by my peers, and by young and exciting new talent that goes largely unheralded.
You should be proud of your English heritage, I'm half English half my grandparents were from Newcastle, other from Ukraine, England rocks. So many great bands musicians.
Rock and Roll Live Video (Madison Square Garden 1973) Original Records. This is the opening number from the same concert, a high energy rocker that's just over 4 minutes.
I remember seeing Led Zeppelin in the early to mid 70’s. What an incredible show. And it was only $5…still have the concert ticket along with many others. One of the few things that I kept from my childhood.😞
I fell in love, with "the love of my life" listening to my Led Zeppelin record collection, and he blew my mind and rocked my world. while we listened to this song, I am sitting here in love all over again.
Molly Molly Boyee! It seems the tastier the riff, the more i can see it in your soul. Thats exactly whats supposed to happen. If this song doesnt stir up something, check yer pulse.
🎸💯 Jimmy Page - a musical genius‼️🐐🔥 Led Zeppelin was an incredibly talented group‼️We're all extremely fortunate to have access to their remarkable catalog & should listen to as much of it as is humanly possible‼️☮️❤️🎶
I just found your channel and love it! I would highly suggest the version of the "Rain Song" live at Madison Square Garden; it's just soo good; the vocals are great but the guitar phrasing Jimmy used on that version are just stunning IMO. Ten Years Gone is another great, and somewhat underrated, Zeppelin tune you should check out; as well as the Wanton Song, The Lemon Song, Communication Breakdown...ANY OF THEM. Thanks for the video. On a side note, have a listen to Rainbow, "Mistreated" live in Munich if you want a great intro to Ronnie James Dio, Ritchie Blackmore and Cozy Powell! Be well.
Mollyboy don't stop going down the rabbit hole on Led Zeppelin or you will regret it , there are a lot of Zep heads out here and they are top tier band !!! Great reaction mollyboy , just fire !!! 🤘🔥🎸💯 ...
You never have to be afraid of zepp not doing as good as the other video. This is the ultimate blues. One of the best blues live recording ever !!!! No shit . If you can’t feel this then there is something wrong ! Just close your eyes and enjoy !!!
Start with Led Zeppelin, and go through the albums in order, finding live stuff from each period Actually, before the first album came out, they played on Danish TV, as the New Yardbirds. It's on TH-cam. 1969. Check it out. Also, the guitarist is Jimmy Page. Just look him up. Seminal
Great reaction!! Nobody and I mean NOBODY can sing like Robert Plant!! Greatest!! And jimmy Paige is a child prodigy most ppl don't know that!! Wonderful!! So kid your in love too!! We all are!!!!
So good to see you enjoying Zep music so much MollyBoy. I saw them live 7 times , and they just got better and better every time. First time I saw them was in my local pub 23rd March 1969, and it was £1 a ticket. They had just released their first album two months prior, and the place was absolutely packed out. After the gig, me and my two mates were standing outside having a smoke, and Robert and Jimmy came out the side door ,and came over to us and asked if we'd enjoyed the music. We chatted for ages, and what a great set of lads they were. Needless to say I was hooked on their music for life. Can I recommend , if you haven't done it already react to ''Kashmir'' ,live at the o2 ,Celebration Day concert. They were in their 60's then, but it's the best I've ever heard them. Great reaction mate!
Yay! More Led Zeppelin! 🔥🔥🔥🔥 You have gotten a lot of songs recommended - I have to say, go with album number 1 (Led Zeppelin 1), first track (Good Times, Bad Times) and just go in order. Of the 9 songs on their first album, 8 are freakin’ awesome blues rock. All four band members are the best at what they do. As some have said before, the album version should be heard first because it is the pristine, mixed, song. The live versions are incredible because they take the album song and improvise the heck out of them. You get to see the passion, the magic, the almost telepathy between all four. They never do a song the same way in concert ever. Really. Not ever. Always a different improvised version. Their catalog is one of the very best in Rock history. I think you will really love going on this journey. I know all of us OG Led Heads want to experience it with you. Great channel!
A few suggestions... Dazed & Confused live from the 73 MSG concert. Whole lotta love also from the same concerts. Kashmir from Knebworth in 1979. Moby Dick from Royal Albert Hall 1970.
Best way to discover Led Zeppelin = Start at the beginning and go all the way to the end. Song by song, track by track, album by album, from LED ZEPPELIN I all the way to CODA. Jimmy Page is not only a fantastic guitarist and legendary songwriter, but a genius producer in the studio. It's a helluva roller coaster, and Zep doesn't have one bad song!
One of the best Zeppelin tunes IMO! I saw Page & Plant at Glastonbury '95. As a Zepp fan from another era, it was a total treat of a show sat under a tree close to the main stage on a sunny Sunday Afternoon watching those two perform. Man, it rarely gets better than that. I think that show is on TH-cam if you fancy it.
Kashmir(Studio and Live at Knebworth 1979), Black Dog(Studio and Live at MSG 1973), When The Levee Breaks(Studio version specifically), Dazed and Confused(Studio and Live are different songs but both great), Babe I'm Gonna Leave You (Studio or Live Denmark Radio 1969), and finally, the Studio Version of 'Since I've Been Loving You' are their strongest songs that you haven't reacted to yet IMO :)
Definitively listen to "No Quarter", a later stage Led Zeppelin, with more dark athmosphere and influx of other music styles too, and with a guitar riff from Jimmy Page (that's his name) that is great.
More Zep = more subs. Just subbed myself. 1970 live at the Royal Albert Hall has always been one of my fav live Zeppelin shows. How Many More Times is a great song they split in half for this performance and filled the middle with medleys and outrageous music that skips around genres. IMO one of the best performances of all time. To me, they are a blues band that can also rock hard or light. Can't wait til your next one. Peace.
Thank you for reacting to this song. I hadn't heard it before, either, which is a surprise. My preferred music genre is blues/blues rock, so this is a new favorite for me.
“Who ever that guy was playin’ guitar.” “That guy,” is the legendary rock God, Jimmy Page. Your reactions are so beautifully visceral. Don’t change.
Just let it sink in, this music is still bangin after 50 years. Back in the 80s I guarantee you nobody was Jamin to songs from the 30s.
I know I wasn't. :)
But we were in the 90's, Jive Bunny next 😄
you ever heard of the 'FLAPPERS''' they were jamming out in the 20's and 30's then you had the big bands and swing bands in the 40's.... Glen miller was hot
th-cam.com/video/4iDwk4n39R0/w-d-xo.html
Musicians were
I was. Couldn't beat a bit of Cab Calloway. LOL 😂
That's jimmy page bro. THE BEST to ever do it. Welcome to the Zeppelin rabbit hole.
There's led zeppelin and then there's everybody else. 4 of the best musicians ever in the same band.
I was born in 1960. Im 63 and i absolutely love that your generation is discovering the music of my generation! What you all are seeing is that ",our" music is untouchable to anything out today or say the last 30 years. Keep on listening. Love your channel. My only advice to you is listen to more bands. Not songs from the same band over and over. There is sooooo much to see and hear. Just my opinion love.❤
I'm a Jan 63 born , but was into music early, and the mid to late 70 s was Rockin with all the late 60s stuff into the 70s and what a decade of music that was . ... 🤙🎸🇭🇲🎼
I was born in 1960 also...first heard them in 1970 and was hooked
@@paulbirtles2807 it absolutely was!
63 as well, and a fan too
Born is the 60s raised in the 70s and learned to party even the 80s. What a great time to be alive. 😊❤❤❤❤
They were, are and WILL ALWAYS BE the ultimate rock band…
Led Zeppelin is four of the top ten bands of all time.
Jeez, Never mind the ultimate rock band, what you mean is the ultimate band, listen to their blues or folk stuff, Jimmy & Robert have said many time that "Our rock music is only a 3rd of what we do".
Your absolutely right ❤
Led Zeppelin does not
plug in to amplifiers
Led Zeppelin
plugs in to your Soul
**Beautiful**
A warm hearted thank you..
@hanspetterson504
Very well stated 💯
🧨🤘🏼💀🤘🏼🧨
You don't listen to Led Zeppelin.... You feel it.
@@WillVafuth ...especially their true bluesy stuff
Led Zeppelin were the original rock gods.
Defined the entire genre of hard rock.
By FAR the best catalogue of rock songs ever!
70's live versions of their songs are 3 times better than their studio versions, no lies.
The band was comprised of guitarist Jimmy Page, who created the band and also produced all their albums, multi-instrumentalist (bass, keys, mandolin) John Paul Jones, drummer John Bonham, and vocalist/harmonica player Robert Plant. They started in 1968 and disbanded in 1980 after Bonham passed away. You had North and South represented in the band; Jimmy and John Paul were born in Heston and Sidcup, respectively, while John Bonham was born in Redditch and Plant was born in West Bromwich and grew up in the Haley Green area. Their music can be described as hard rock/heavy blues but they played other styles like folk, funk, rock and roll, rockabilly, ethereal, bits of prog-style, jazz-style - in other words, you'll find a bit of a lot of stuff in their music. If you *really* want to get to know them (and I think you should), start at the beginning and go in album/track order. Believe me - the Zep fans will be here for it.
Yes! I’m here for the journey, once again, down the rabbit hole of Led Zeppelin! 🔥
Hey MollyBoy, I'm 70 now but in my younger years all the Venues had "live music" so it was normal to experience all the great artists and bands. Us 'oldies' were all educated in what I believe is still the best Music. Thanks for your interest and bringing back so many memories. 👀 Robert Plant had the best voice at that time that was so suitable for the time and music.
Amen to this!!!!!
Preaching to the choir
Agree 💯
More LED Zepplin. When the Levee Breaks next please. Studio version
YES!!
Molly Boy, your reactions are golden!!! When it comes to the 60’s and 70’s super groups like the Beatles, Stones, and Zeppelin, it’s probably best to do them in order of oldest to newest. That’s how us old guys heard them when they were new. What most reactors don’t realize, is we kids then, grew up with these bands as THEY got older with us. Their perspectives changed as did ours, though, some never grew up. Still, the music evolved as we all aged. Also, they were competing within themselves to be THE best rock band ever!!!
THAT, my friend, is why they are the GOAT.
Most Zeppelin songs are different. They broke the mold on boredom.
Led Zeppelin will always surprise you!
Best Band Ever. Jimmy on guitar.
the goat
You could listen to every Zep tune and not be let down once.
A perfect storm of rock musicians. One of the members of Led Zep, I forget which one, when asked
when they knew they were going to be big said we knew the first song at the very first practice.
If you want your socks blown off again try: ‘Led Zeppelin - Kashmir (Live from Celebration Day) (Official Video)’ and ‘Led Zeppelin - Going To California (Live at Earls Court 1975) [Official Video]’. I have watch serval Robert Plant interviews where he has said Kashmir is his overall favourite. I consider Jimmy Page and David Gilmour the best guitar players in the world. In the late 60’s, 70’s and 80’s I think UK councils were putting stuff in the water - The amount of exceptional talent is incredible.
Let’s be honest , they were abducted by aliens and infused with something. That’s the only logical explanation for being this good.
The Rain Song is one of their finest.
Have to see and hear Led Zeppelin - Whole Lotta Love - Kashmir - D'yer Maker - Over the Hills and Far Away - All of My Love - Immigrant Song - Rock n Roll - Thank You - The Song Remains the Same - The Rain Song - The Ocean -
Born in 1952- I was 13 first seeing The Beatles- yep I’m so old- but by the seventies I’d graduated to Led Zeppelin- and here I am watching you Mollyboy- having the same remarkable experience- Robert Plant- Jimmy Page- John Bonham- John Paul Jones- the band stopped when The drummer John Bonham passed- Robert Plant lost his son when the lad was around 5-6. The child was his father- hair and all - so beautiful. Robert has pain- shows in his voice. Thank you for your outstanding and passionate reactions. You look into the camera and make this old woman smile- ❤
My favorite Led Zep song. Saw them 9 times. Just the greatest band to me.
How was it seeing them live?
@@Lil_bird2 Thrilling. Just a staggeringly great show
@@dbn52 what years did u see them if you don’t mind me asking
STUDIO VERSION IS THE WAY THEY WANTED US TO HEAR,,,,,LIVE IS ALWAYS DIFFERENT AND IMPROVISED !
Jimmy Page the guitarist makes me feel so inadequate as a guitar player when i watch how effortlessly he plays!
Also thank you to the UK for providing America with so many amazing musicians and bands in the '60s and '70s. They changed everything, Led Zeppelin as much as anyone. Four great musicians who played well together in legendary fashion.
My absolute favorite Led Zeppelin song. Saw them in 1972 at the Long Beach Arena in Southern California and I never listened to music the same way. Led Zeppelin then, Led Zeppelin now, Led Zeppelin forever.
It is amazing how many great great bands, musicians ,song writers and singers came out of the tiny country of the United Kingdom in the 60s, 70s and 80s.I do not think that we ever realised how lucky we all were to live in that time.
You need to listen to more of Zep to realize they are known as a blues/rock band
One of the greatest live performances of all time.
I've seen people cry.
I was born in 1962 and the music back then was way dam better than now 🧐😁👍
The guitarist is Jimmy Page, formerly of the Yardbirds. On bass and keyboards is John Paul Jones aka Jonesy or JPJ. On drums is John Bonham aka Bonzo. Here's a suggestion for another Led Zeppelin song, actually two that go together: 'The Song Remains the Same" and "The Rain Song." Play them together.
Simply the GODS, nothing else to say ♥️
How cool for 50 years ago eh . Rock on. 🤙🎸🇭🇲🎼
GOAT
And, for your information, John Paul Jones playing the organ, was also playing the base lines with his foot pedals. Talent!
He builds that sound wall like no other!!!
Rock. Gods!!! They are 🔥🔥🔥
You shook me and whole lot of love are requests. But DAZED and Confused will make your day!!!!
Jimmy Page top 5 guitarists, and mandolin. He was the founder, the producer, and wrote most of the music for the band. Robert Plant, vocalist, wrote the lyrics, and played harmonica, John Bonham “Bonzo”, best rock drummer, and John Paul Jones, bass, mandolin and keyboards, and did some arranging of their music, was the heart of the band.
I was born in 1962. I'm 61 and I also absolutely love that your generation is discovering the music of my generation! However, bear in mind that the incredible, wonderful and iconic music of Pink Floyd, Yes, Led Zeppelin, Genesis, ELP and many others was the mainstream music of its day; lauded in the press, enjoying sold-out tours, media coverage and legendary status. Many 21st century bands have matched and exceeded the accomplishments of those from the 70s' heydays. Don't discount current rock and prog merely because it doesn't have that whiff of nostalgia that old blokes like me seem to flock to. As I enjoy my 7th decade on this planet I am blown away by the new and exciting music that is still being created by my peers, and by young and exciting new talent that goes largely unheralded.
Right? I'm always finding new stuff to jam to, like Kaleo, Manchester Orchestra, and Maneskin.
Me too. I love it!
You should be proud of your English heritage, I'm half English half my grandparents were from Newcastle, other from Ukraine, England rocks. So many great bands musicians.
Me too, my dads side is from the UK and my mothers side Ukrainian
Saw Led Zeppelin twice..so blessed to have been a witness to the best band there will ever be and ever had been
You feckin are!!! Omg
I saw them soooo many times in concert back in the 70's when I was a teenager that l lost count. I'm one of the last "Led Head" still around 🤟🎶
Another one here! 🔥
Hanging in here also💕💕
Rock and Roll Live Video (Madison Square Garden 1973) Original Records. This is the opening number from the same concert, a high energy rocker that's just over 4 minutes.
The best band of all time. No doubt
Kashmir,, Celebration Day Live. They rock in their 60's, so unbelievably so good.
Best live blues performance ever !!! Thanks mollyboy for doing this one. It’s bad ass. 🤘🏼💀🤘🏼
Led Zeppelin legends gods you can feel it in your heart and soul
I’m 64 and they are my favorite band ever ❤
Very best blues song ever is Led Zeppelin-Tea for one 😊❤
I remember seeing Led Zeppelin in the early to mid 70’s. What an incredible show. And it was only $5…still have the concert ticket along with many others. One of the few things that I kept from my childhood.😞
I fell in love, with "the love of my life" listening to my Led Zeppelin record collection, and he blew my mind and rocked my world. while we listened to this song, I am sitting here in love all over again.
Listen to every album & enjoy the most talented, & best band EVER. I promise you won’t be disappointed. It will be the best ride of your life, enjoy.
Love Them❤
All Led Zeppelin song are sound different, never the same.....
So much sound , so much talent out of only 4 dudes. Their catalogue will REALLY surprise you the deeper you dive.
Molly Molly Boyee! It seems the tastier the riff, the more i can see it in your soul. Thats exactly whats supposed to happen. If this song doesnt stir up something, check yer pulse.
You should really check out No Quarter from this tour.
Jones was their keyboaedist and base player...he played his base with his feet, under the keyboard.
One of the greatest live shows ever. G.O.A.T.. I've seen men cry seeing this performance.
I enjoy hearing reactions from young people to the music I grew up with.
EXCELLENT CHOICE! JAM JIMMY JAM!!
You’ve just dipped your little toe in the deep water of LED Zepplin. Lots like this to hear.
🎸💯 Jimmy Page - a musical genius‼️🐐🔥
Led Zeppelin was an incredibly talented group‼️We're all extremely fortunate to have access to their remarkable catalog & should listen to as much of it as is humanly possible‼️☮️❤️🎶
I just found your channel and love it! I would highly suggest the version of the "Rain Song" live at Madison Square Garden; it's just soo good; the vocals are great but the guitar phrasing Jimmy used on that version are just stunning IMO. Ten Years Gone is another great, and somewhat underrated, Zeppelin tune you should check out; as well as the Wanton Song, The Lemon Song, Communication Breakdown...ANY OF THEM. Thanks for the video. On a side note, have a listen to Rainbow, "Mistreated" live in Munich if you want a great intro to Ronnie James Dio, Ritchie Blackmore and Cozy Powell! Be well.
Mollyboy don't stop going down the rabbit hole on Led Zeppelin or you will regret it , there are a lot of Zep heads out here and they are top tier band !!! Great reaction mollyboy , just fire !!! 🤘🔥🎸💯 ...
Soulful indeed! That's definitely the word... Great reaction.
Greatest ever! Yes JPJ on keys and plays bass with his feet!
Among other genre Zeppelin was the Blues reimagined.
This one is magnificent! Magic. Their finest, IMHO. Amazingly, never gets old! Mad talent.
Alright !!!!!! Early Zep. You can never do wrong with Zeppelin. Saw them 2 times concert , blows your mind.
Perfect choice, glad you chose this performance.
You never have to be afraid of zepp not doing as good as the other video.
This is the ultimate blues. One of the best blues live recording ever !!!! No shit .
If you can’t feel this then there is something wrong !
Just close your eyes and enjoy !!!
Yes do more Zeppelin they are the greatest band in the world. You will get more subscribers playing Led Zeppelin music
Led Zeppelin live is the way to go! Only song I suggest the studio version / video is Whole Lot of Love
Jimmy in his wizard suit says it all.
Jimmy is the best...peaked in 73. Mastermind.
Start with Led Zeppelin, and go through the albums in order, finding live stuff from each period
Actually, before the first album came out, they played on Danish TV, as the New Yardbirds. It's on TH-cam. 1969.
Check it out.
Also, the guitarist is Jimmy Page. Just look him up. Seminal
Great reaction!! Nobody and I mean NOBODY can sing like Robert Plant!! Greatest!! And jimmy Paige is a child prodigy most ppl don't know that!! Wonderful!! So kid your in love too!! We all are!!!!
So good to see you enjoying Zep music so much MollyBoy. I saw them live 7 times , and they just got better and better every time. First time I saw them was in my local pub 23rd March 1969, and it was £1 a ticket. They had just released their first album two months prior, and the place was absolutely packed out. After the gig, me and my two mates were standing outside having a smoke, and Robert and Jimmy came out the side door ,and came over to us and asked if we'd enjoyed the music. We chatted for ages, and what a great set of lads they were. Needless to say I was hooked on their music for life. Can I recommend , if you haven't done it already react to ''Kashmir'' ,live at the o2 ,Celebration Day concert. They were in their 60's then, but it's the best I've ever heard them. Great reaction mate!
Led Zeppelin live is always amazing. But the studio cuts are so good.
Rock Gods. Their music will live on forever!!
Yay! More Led Zeppelin! 🔥🔥🔥🔥 You have gotten a lot of songs recommended - I have to say, go with album number 1 (Led Zeppelin 1), first track (Good Times, Bad Times) and just go in order. Of the 9 songs on their first album, 8 are freakin’ awesome blues rock. All four band members are the best at what they do. As some have said before, the album version should be heard first because it is the pristine, mixed, song. The live versions are incredible because they take the album song and improvise the heck out of them. You get to see the passion, the magic, the almost telepathy between all four. They never do a song the same way in concert ever. Really. Not ever. Always a different improvised version. Their catalog is one of the very best in Rock history. I think you will really love going on this journey. I know all of us OG Led Heads want to experience it with you. Great channel!
Just watch the concert, It's one of the greatest performances ever.
A few suggestions... Dazed & Confused live from the 73 MSG concert. Whole lotta love also from the same concerts. Kashmir from Knebworth in 1979. Moby Dick from Royal Albert Hall 1970.
Led Zep, Achilles Last Stand 1979 Knebworth .... Blow your mind
Best way to discover Led Zeppelin = Start at the beginning and go all the way to the end. Song by song, track by track, album by album, from LED ZEPPELIN I all the way to CODA.
Jimmy Page is not only a fantastic guitarist and legendary songwriter, but a genius producer in the studio. It's a helluva roller coaster, and Zep doesn't have one bad song!
You e got to listen and watch a Hole lot of loving , led Zeppelin
The best!!
One of the best Zeppelin tunes IMO! I saw Page & Plant at Glastonbury '95. As a Zepp fan from another era, it was a total treat of a show sat under a tree close to the main stage on a sunny Sunday Afternoon watching those two perform. Man, it rarely gets better than that. I think that show is on TH-cam if you fancy it.
And these guys were stoned on ALL the hard stuff, amazing, thanks bro
Respect!
Kashmir(Studio and Live at Knebworth 1979), Black Dog(Studio and Live at MSG 1973), When The Levee Breaks(Studio version specifically), Dazed and Confused(Studio and Live are different songs but both great), Babe I'm Gonna Leave You (Studio or Live Denmark Radio 1969), and finally, the Studio Version of 'Since I've Been Loving You' are their strongest songs that you haven't reacted to yet IMO :)
Definitively listen to "No Quarter", a later stage Led Zeppelin, with more dark athmosphere and influx of other music styles too, and with a guitar riff from Jimmy Page (that's his name) that is great.
I’ve reacted to that one
Kashmir, When The Levee Breaks, In My Time Of Dying (Live), Dazed and Confused..
More Zep = more subs. Just subbed myself. 1970 live at the Royal Albert Hall has always been one of my fav live Zeppelin shows. How Many More Times is a great song they split in half for this performance and filled the middle with medleys and outrageous music that skips around genres. IMO one of the best performances of all time. To me, they are a blues band that can also rock hard or light. Can't wait til your next one. Peace.
Yes, they were that good in concert! I saw them in 1974. To this day, and maybe 50+ other concerts later, still the best!
Best band of all time.
More Led Zeppelin please
Thank you for reacting to this song. I hadn't heard it before, either, which is a surprise. My preferred music genre is blues/blues rock, so this is a new favorite for me.
Came back for a 2nd watch of this classic banger. 👌 Peace Out ✌️