WIFE FIRST TIME HEARING LED ZEPPELIN - DAZED AND CONFUSED | REACTION
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I saw Led Zeppelin perform this song in concert in 1969. It was electrifying in person
I bet it was!
Wow. Just wow.🤩
'73 in Munich Germany for me
Lucky!!
When this video was taken, the Band Led Zeppelin had only practiced 2 or 3 time together. They were all only about 19 or 20 years old in this. They had no idea they would become the world's #1 Rock Band less than a year later. They were very raw in this, and were still working out the kinks, and trying to figure out who they were as a Band.
Thanks
Zep had been together about six months when this was filmed.
Can you imagine what that audience was thinking back at that performance? No one had seen anything like it.
Robert Plant and John Bonham are 20 years old here. 20.
Truly brilliant performance. Ty for the reaction.
I was still trying to figure out the best way to wipe my ass at 20
I knew what to expect as I grew up w/ Zep and the like, but still, NOTHING can prepare you for Zep.. PEACE @ tektoniks
One of the GREATEST guitar solos ever laid down! 🤣
Raw, raw and beautifull. Simply,the best of hard/heavy rock ever.
What's really on show here, is just how accurate a guitarist Jimmy is. Passionate, yet beautifully controlled tone, pitch and dynamics. Even the string scrapes are super -controlled. Also how in tune with the rhythm section he was.
Edit: also good to see the "Dragon" telecaster on show here. Lovely little axe...
It's so fun watching people today discover and love the music of the era we grew up with. 🙂
I love this version of it, because it's a great example of playing with reckless abandon, controlling it just enough to not fall off the edge, but wild enough you actually appreciate Robert's off key squeals, Jimmy's wild solos, Jpj driving hard, finding Jimmy's changes and keeping with Bonzo too, and Bonham, overplaying only works for guys like him and Peart. " Bonzo this is a slow blues extension..." " ok BOOM BOOM BOOM BABOOM"
As much as I like Led Zeppelin and having seen them live in 1970, I find that most of their 'live' recording - including this one sub-par.
@@rickfortier8664 I agree sometimes, especially while Jimmy was in the worst of his addiction, but, this one I like
Ya....Zep would tell you they adlib and jam live. If you want studio, listen to that. I really appreciate their studio stuff more, and that's what made me dyed in the wool Zep fan.
@@richardbailey1295 most times that's true for me too, everyone goes goofy over live tracks of Since I've been lovin you, I think the studio should at least be the first you hear, really on all songs. That's what they worked on, thats what they wanted you to hear.
Seek help
John Paul Jones is a bassist beast and Bonzo is killing it!
Not to be pedantic, but it's a cello bow, bigger brother to a violin bow, that Jimmy's using. Love your reactions... the real deal, with some knowledge to back it up, and a willingness to learn too. And even some humour too! Greetings from Canada- Peace, love and bellbottoms.
Yeah I first tried a violin bow on my guitar and they're way too small and weak for the guitar strings.
Didn't know that! Makes sense
This is great...as true to Led Zeppelin!
I think that Dee needs to hear (and watch live) lots more Led Zeppelin!
I’ve never seen this version. And I love it! Great react.
Saw them play this song in concert so many times and they never did it the same way twice, some of the best concerts ever!!🤟
The rawness of this is so energizing. Love this video and your reaction. They were so damn young.
This version is raw as fuck. I feel like you're ready for the 29 minute version from mag 73. I reckon thatl put them back on. The top spot as the best band ever!!
Might I strongly suggest you two watch the live version from their shows at Madison Square Garden in 1973 that was used in their movie The Song Remains the Same".
That one goes about 20 minutes or so.
Led Zeppelin always killing it Live🙌🏼🙌🏼💯
Led Zeppelin had a great manager, Peter Grant. He had been a professional wrestler before getting into managing bands and concert tours. He made sure that the band got most of the money on tours and worked out really strong record deals for them. Led Zeppelin was one of the few bands that didn't get ripped off by the record business.
But they were experts at ripping off other song writers, as here, and fraudulently claiming songs as their own.
@@ftlpope As you know it’s about who owns the rights to any particular song. If the original artists sold their rights of ownership for a recording contract, very common, that’s how the record business got down. You had to play the game. Through information from Tommy James and the aftermath of Jimi Hendrix death we learned that the Mafia busted into the recording industry and controlled much of it.
The weird thing about dazed and confused,it came about when the world was at its most progressive apex for evolving into the future.. Since then the world has digressed into a state of perfunctory bordem and blandness!
A RARE TREAT! Thank you for this fantastic video! 🤘🏻❤️🔥
I know you've done a lot of Zeppelin, but the 28 minute version of this from MSG is a must see if you've not seen it yet. Greatest guitar solo ever recorded! It's much more developed and amazing. This is also great, but it's one of their earliest live performances anywhere.
Right on Jimmy Rose, saw Zep 3 times in New York and Plant and Page about 4 times, also got to see Page with the black crowes at Roseland ballroom twice. It was remarkable to see Page in a few thousand person ballroom from 2 feet away. I was sick as hell with the flu but made the journey from my sick bed into Manhattan to see Jimmy Page. I was so sick and then I said to myself, I can die anytime but you don't get to see Jimmy Page in a tiny ballroom very often. Get the fu*k out of bed and get to Penn station ,so I did!!! Both nights!!
I've seen this video a few times before. This really is a fantastic real live performance. Zep were pretty legendary as a live band. Never got a chance to see them, but sure wish I had. Thank goodness for all the great videos!!!😄
The thing about Zep, and not many bands can say this, is there were no weak members. All four members were at the peak of their game. IMHO, they shifted the musical standard and the musical landscape. Another band like that is Rush, no weak members. Zep did it all and did it best.
This version is so raw. I think Robert was only 19 or 20 here.
I got to see them do this live in 77...coolest band ever!
How many cool things can Jimmy do with the guitar in one song? He was always pushing the limits of the instrument and electronics.
That 8:40’ish drop to just the guitar and then the drum drop. Goosebumps every time.
4 men in tune with each other let alone their instruments!
The amazement on your faces was like I was listening for the first time in 70's again ...
Love this song ... we'll, most anything from Led Zeppelin, since, yanno, they're my ultimate favorite band, and all ... But I agree with others, that the '73 Madison Square Garden, is the best live version.
"This is my dwife, wee"
haha 😄 😆
I just want to give credit where credit is due. Jake Holmes was the original writer and artist from 1967. Jimmy Page later took credit and said he wrote it in 1969.
I was hoping some one would mention that. Jake Holmes sued and I understand they settled out of court. Although he always changed the arrangements to his own versions, Jimmy had a tendency to cover other people's work without giving proper credit. Even though "Dazed and Confused" suits this arrangement, it was not original to the band. It begs the question - what distinguishes a cover from a steal? Giving credit, changing the arrangement, or what??
@@cindyfalstrom7231 yup and a few others.
The Led Zeppelin pre "Stairway" was it's own beast...
Love the early guitar distortion. Fuzz at its best. Best version I've ever heard. Straight in the moment !
SIMPLY THE GOATS! 😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 Early Raw Footage! Love it! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
This was an outstanding vocal performance by Robert Plant. I love the beginning and the ending parts, but personally have never cared too much for all the theatrics in the middle parts (like the orgasmic sounds in Whole Lotta Love ), although respect to to those who do love that. Personally I love it best when Plant. just sings soulful blues, straight up. I feel simple is best where his amazing voice really shines. Some will certainly argue the point, but that is why he is my 2nd favorite soul/rock singer, right behind Steve Marriott who was young Roberts inspiration when Steve was in Small Faces. They are very close in vocal abilities, But Marriott has an ability to sing across a large range, at full chest voice and yet keep it pitch perfect with a slight grit which makes his singing so soulful. In Small Faces, it would rip you heart out when he sang soul covers and give goosebumps As always, this is only my opinion, of course.
Steve Marriott is my favourite I also think Jimmy Page copied Steve’s playing style
@@robertphelps1574 Thank you Robert for backing me up! There has been lots of debating over the years as to who was best - Steve, Robert or Paul Rogers (also a fantastic singer). Although Steve did play very energetically while in SF's, Steve plays a more bluesy guitar and Jimmy is definitely much more theatrical. Both were excellent. I'm sure you are probably aware that Steve was Jimmy's 1st choice when he was forming The New Yardbirds which became Led Zeppelin, but Steve turned him down, thus leading Page to Terry Reid, who recommended Plant. It all worked out for the best - can't imagine Zep without Robert.
A Pretty woman w/ great taste in music -WHAT A KEEPER!
Mmmm, never heard this version before, back in their early experimenting, ad libbing dayz. Loved how they always played everything a little different every time. Lucky to see them live back in the 70's. Listen to the original acoustic version from the original guy who wrote it, very haunting.
Great song, I seen them a couple times in the early 70s there live concerts were awsome. I came across a interview on utube called Robert Plant talks about Elvis.
It was pretty interesting that he was influenced by Elvis's.
Then I found out that alot of bands were influenced by Elvis's.
They did so many things nobody else could do
The death of their drummer ended Zeppelin. If you watch the Heart cover of "Stairway To Heaven" at the Kennedy Center Honors honoring Led Zeppelin, the drummer is John Bonham's son, Jason. The Bowler hats are a tribute to a hat John wore.
You guys are reacting to some of the greatest music ever written ,,,,,,, keep it coming 👌👌
That telecaster is a thing of beauty.
Just love how JPJ just sits quietly in the background, doing lots of genius stuff...
Highly reccommend Led Zeppelin "Kashmir" live at Celebration Day Concert.
Memorized the Song Remains The Same version back in the day. Epic.
a very trippy song and I love it especially seeing a Telecaster being played
When I hear this, I often like to go and see Jimmy playing this song with The Yardbirds.
My Favorite Band of all time!
I haven't seen this version before. Thanks for playing it.
That version of ,Dazed N confused was the short version. The long version is 1 side of a album about 30 mins long. You will want some goods to listen to all.
I was born in 1965 I grew up listening to rock now classic rock and through the years I put together a list of five greatest of each instrument and vocals. That being said my top five drummers of all time.
#5 Bill Ward Black Sabbath
#4 Ian Paice Deep Purple
#3 Keith Moon The Who
#2 Neil Peart Rush
#1 John Bonham Led Zeppelin.
This song is why he is #1 on my list.
FYI Jimmy Page is #3 this is hard but Jimmy Hendricks And Stevie Ray Vaughn and hard to top
The Soul Of A Woman Was Created Below...That bit was missed off ,but it is so true
Pretty sure this came from their Yardbird days, where their shows were just as dynamic. Page, Clapton and Beck were all guitarists for the Yardbirds.
I saw this show in Charlotte. As I was watching this, I was wondering if he was going to whip out his bow.
Jim Morrison was one to whip out even more, apparently.
Original version was from Jake Holmes.
I actually prefer the live version of this performed with an audience in the Danish TV (radio?) studio in '69 when they had just got together.
It's been 50 years!!!! Any of these songs could have dropped TODAY.
Wow. I have never seen this version before. Very raw compared to their more practiced later ones. Still amazed
ive never seen this version wow!!!!!!
They really are on a different level from any other band that has existed.
Love your show yalls
Finally! Someone else noticed Bonzo's overly-slow delivery. When they first hit the airwaves, that drove me crazy! I also complained about Plant's voice. Now they're my all time favorites. ... well, maybe Yes and Genesis and SRV.
U have to chek the DAZE N CONFUSE from the movie the. Song remains the same,or all the concert movie is a trip you'll love it .don't know if you know it but zeppelin influence is the Delta Blues from blind Willy Johnson's no body's fault but mine and dying bed
This isn’t even the best version of this song, but yes still amazing, in the beginning of their greatness.
Ok…,.ten out of ten…….So Chod….you’ve GOT to show Dee the version from MSG ‘73…….It will blow her mind even more!
So GD good!
This song actually pre-dates Led Zep. Jimmy Page brought it with him from The Yardbirds, when it sounded quite different.
Such a great version
Did he say “That’s Jimmy fuckin’ Page” off mic at the start? Lol the mantra of the ages past present and future, my man.
Nice reaction. Should react to dazed and confused live 1973 at Madison square garden. It’ll blow your mind
You should watch the “song remains the same” version of Dazed And Confused with her.
Good stuff. I think the wife's looks keep some of us coming back.
The live 1973 Madison Square Garden version of this song is more seasoned however this version is great too.
Oh the early days with Jimmy on a Telecaster.
Heavy Metal, Absolutely
Older Zep.........antique. Page on Telecaster!
Same song...later version from 'Song Remains the Same'
Dazed and confused was actually written and recorded by jake Holmes..zeppelin copied it word for word..but made heavy rock. The original is much more mellow check it out it is on TH-cam it’s very interesting.
Aplausos, por favor !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
nothing better then Dazed&Confused and JuicyJugggs... fax!!!
Madison Sq Garden 73 daze and confused bow work is worth a listen you two. ;)
Also note that this was basically a youth TV program (this is Copenhagen, yeah?) And the audience are basically 17-22yo hipsters sitting on a gymnasium floor
Is was part of the super show filmed in England
The live 1973 version is unreal
Best version (imo) is from the album The Song Remains the Same.
Plant is only 19-years old here. This was on a TV show.
Chod, check out the version of this when Jimmy Page was with the Yardbirds prior to forming Led Zeppelin. Curious to your reaction to the vocalist: th-cam.com/video/uHWQtRjGHgo/w-d-xo.html
This has to one of their first live TV shows. Can anyone please enlighten me on the date? ✌🏼💗🤗
Those guys were a band ,remember those days?
She's catching on
There’s a TH-cam video that explains how John Bonham got that good. He studied jazz drummers.
It was worse trying to figure it out after they made it, but hey we all 🌟 t somewere
I like the studio version so much better.
Now watch the movie “The Song Remains the Same”.
Lady and Gent, Mr. Jimmy Page
y'all should watch the movie Dazed and Confused *****
Plants got it 👌
Jazz will always rule
YES? lol
Chod do you know what time it is? It's dinner time and time to get The Led out❗
Have you reacted to the live version of Moby Dick yet? If not why not!
You should do this from 73 and compare the two