One of the mind-blowing things to consider is that Robert Plant was just 20 years-old when recording this and he was writing and singing like a seasoned 60 year-old blues singer from the 30's and 40's.
I was 17 sitting in my bedroom with my buds listening to this in awe in ‘68. This was their first album! Went to see LZ in ‘69 at the Winterland in SF. I recommend “ Ramble On” by them for some insane bass riffing by Jonesy.
BTW, you might not know this but the band broke up when their great drummer, John Bonham, died suddenly in 1980; however, 27 years later in 2007 they played one reunion concert live together again (with the son of the great drummer playing drums, Jason Bonham). The venue was the O2 arena in London which held 20,000 people--when the concert was announced there were over 20 MILLION requests for the tickets--after 27 years of not playing together--that's how big Led Zeppelin was/is.
I think you’d enjoy “You Shook Me” by Led Zeppelin. It was a Muddy Waters blues tune, but as Jimmy Page said “we took the blues, twisted it and turned it on its head”.
That is one of my most favorite studio songs, I wish there was a live with visuals of it, it shows all the different things they do. Three amazing solos keyboards harmonica guitar, & of course amazing vocals & drumming. Led Zeppelin are so soulful & passionate when playing the Blues, & I love it.
Jimmy had it right. Similarly, they asked Eric Clapton in 1967 what kind of music Cream plays and he said "Blues, ancient and modern". Cut from the same cloth.
@@sicotshit7068 I love them, but musically, Cream was, well the Cream--they had the BEST rhythm section with Jack Bruce on bass--a classically trained cellist who became a great jazz bassist and the mighty Ginger Baker, another jazz musician who could play anything and could compose, arrange, etc. Oh they also had Eric, BTW. No need to compete, they were different kinds of bands. Cream played long jazz-like extended improvisations on their songs in concert, Zep did a little of it, but really had their own thing with the mix of blues, English and Celtic folk, etc. Apples and Oranges except that they loved blues.
This is from their first album, which they recorded just about 5 weeks after forming as a band, and they were so young - ages ranged from 20-24! Four of the most gifted musicians were producing music like we had never heard it before. Best blues/rock band ever. I've enjoyed all your Led Zeppelin reactions, but would really enjoy it if you reacted to them more frequently. To understand the depth and breadth of their catalogue, best to start with album 1 track 1, and just keep on going. ;)
Imagine being 20 or so, in school, getting this album, going back to your dorm room and putting g it on and listening with your roommate in 1969. This was 4th song on album. We just looked at one another, jaws open, our expressions going WTF??!!! Nothing heavier in rock at this point. This was it.
@@xmathmanx aware of….saw albums at the record store (the one with the banana on it) but never got into them. None of my friends played them at their homes either. The only adjective I ever heard about them was “weird”. So from what you said, I assume you consider them heavier than Zeppelin…
EVERY Zeppelin song is absolutely magnificent! Im not kidding! Try ANY one of them! In this Jimmy plays the guitar with a violin bow for that eerie sound!
The WHOLE ALBUM IS INCREDIBLE- while they were touring off this first album . They were recording the second album . The second album is great - every cut .
The name “Led Zeppelin” came from a humorous conversation between musicians about the band’s chances of success - that the band would be going down like a lead balloon. For the younger crowd, a Zeppelin was a giant blimp - like the Goodyear blimp.
Two good friends of Jimmy Page, founder and guitarist named Keith Moon and John Entwistle of other British band, The Who made that statement to Page and then other member, Jeff Beck.
Great interpretation! Two of Led Zeppelin's finest creations are "Nobody's Fault but Mine" (Studio version) and "Since I've been Loving You." (Studio version)
As good as you guys like it now after hearing it for the first time, you'll never know what it was like when it was first released, along with the entire music scene then. We had it so f'ing good! Thanks for your reactions!
This is such a great song, not only does it have that delta blues tamber, but John Bonham absolutely shines on this! The call and response between Robert Plant and JP is amazing.
@@juliemanarin4127 Lol, you're right. I'll fix that! I actually typed that when I was outside on a tractor and should have spelled out the whole name. Then I'd have caught it. JP is correct I just added the extra "j"! Thanks for looking out!
Just think how this 12 year-old white kid was thinking when he first heard this on his friend's "stereo" in late 1969! Well, it still hits hard for me. What I would sincerely like for you young men to take away from this is that this music, and all of the great rock/blues-rock/prog-rock was "our" music only in the sense that it came out when we were young and so have lots of sense memories associated with it (and love it), BUT, this music is for everyone--not just middle class white boys from the late 60s through the 70s. Jump in! The water is great.
Dazed and Confused was written by Jake Holmes in 1967. Heard by the Yardbirds' drummer and brought to the attention of the group, Jimmy Page reworked the song which became a staple of the Yardbirds' tours. In '68, Page would again rework the song and record it with his new band, Led Zeppelin. In 2010, Holmes sued Led Zep to get credit and having further releases changed to "Jimmy Page, inspired by Jake Holmes".
When we as teens heard these songs for the first time we knew we experiencing something magical..it was an exciting time. Saw them twice in concert..the best band ever..❤
Wow. A great song makes you internalize your own scenario's, and Ollie and Fenom displayed that. Nicely done, boys. Ollie...never saw you react like that!
You have to listen to ' nobody's fault but mine ' by Led zeppelin, it's definitely in the top 3 of best zeppelin tunes EEEVERRRR. My no.1. 3 minute mark is crazzzy
"How Many More Times", "Babe, I'm Gonna Leave You", "Ramble On", "The Lemon Song", "Heart Breaker", "Since I've Been Loving You", "Celebration Day", "Black Dog", "When The Levee Breaks", "No Quarter" (Live from MSG), "Kashmir", "The Wanton Song", "Achilles Last Stand" ...
will be 70 in this year and I experienced this band from the go. this first album was their blusiest. all their stuff is hard and heavy. keep on rocking. I enjoy the channel.
Appreciate that you listen to the whole tune and then comment. Almost all of LZ tunes need to be listened to in their entirety to fully appreciate the experience.
Great reaction. This was a very bluesy song. It's a great example of the blues influence they and A LOT of the early English rock bands had. I love the heavyness and sludgyness of this song, especially Jimmy Page's heavy riffs and John Bohnam's jeavy hands on the drums!!!
Ya'll make me experience my favorite band for the first time all over again. It puts a smile on my face to watch ya'll enjoy what I have loved for 45 years.
Hey guys there’s only a couple of songs that you may not like, but there’s so so many outstanding ones. You really can’t go wrong with Led Zeppelin, it’s harder to pick the order of all the song you love. When it comes to live performances, there certain songs at certain concert I really love, not that any are bad. Every time they do a concert, the same song will never sound the same twice, because the add & change it up. What’s really amazing, these guys were only playing together about 2 months, when this debut album was recorded. Drummer John Bonham, was only playing drums about 5 years. The first two albums are mainly Blues Rock, with some Blues Rock songs on others. PLEASE react more often to Led Zeppelin, you won’t be disappointed.
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Roses are red. Violets are blue. When I listen to led zepplin, my neighbors do too.
Brilliant.....
@keltonhutchison5951 Overused actually. Just the first time on this thread.
Amen! 🤙
As we used to say back in the day, if it’s too loud you’re too old! Now that I’m older(a-hem!) I have to crank up this song when I play it!
Preach!
It's cool to see you guys finding and enjoying what I've loved for 50 years, Zeppelin are Rock Gods.
Bonham’s drumming on this track is phenomenal.
Bonham is fabulous!
One of the mind-blowing things to consider is that Robert Plant was just 20 years-old when recording this and he was writing and singing like a seasoned 60 year-old blues singer from the 30's and 40's.
John Bonham is the GOAT. His drum fills were insane in this song.
I was stunned as a child hearing Immigrant Song for the first time on the HIFI -
It is like a roller coaster ride in the dark with strobe lights! WOW!🤩🤩🤩
Even in the ‘70’s, we knew we were listening to best band that would ever do it.
"I'm not just listening to the singer, I'm listening to the band." - Corey Roy... no truer words, were ever spoken.
If you are going to make music, go all the way. 😊
I loved this comment too. It is spot on.
One of the mightiest of the mighty Led Zeppelin’s tunes.
'When The Levee Breaks' is a mvp masterpiece
“Since I Been loving You” will shake your souls.😎❤️
Ohhhhh yes.
Live please
I was 17 sitting in my bedroom with my buds listening to this in awe in ‘68. This was their first album!
Went to see LZ in ‘69 at the Winterland in SF.
I recommend “
Ramble On” by them for some insane bass riffing by Jonesy.
BTW, you might not know this but the band broke up when their great drummer, John Bonham, died suddenly in 1980; however, 27 years later in 2007 they played one reunion concert live together again (with the son of the great drummer playing drums, Jason Bonham). The venue was the O2 arena in London which held 20,000 people--when the concert was announced there were over 20 MILLION requests for the tickets--after 27 years of not playing together--that's how big Led Zeppelin was/is.
Zeppelin...Since I've Been Loving You, a blues masterpiece...
That is THE Zepplin blues song. A real masterpiece!
True, but my FAVORITE song by them is "Achilles Last Stand."
@Silence_Duder_Gooder mine is a tie, The Rain Song, and the rest of The Song Remains the Same album and Since I've been loving you
@@michaelakkerman407, dude, there are no wrong answers when it comes to this band.
Have they don't that yet? It makes me MELT🔥
Imagine 4 kids all about 21 yrs old creating music like this today.
They do, you wouldn't know because you don't care enough to look
@@xmathmanxname a band that writes their music, plays all the instruments and produces the music. Ok…go!
@@michaellamb9596 almost every band I ever listened to do that, I don't know what's going on in your head here
@@michaellamb9596, RATM, although they are older.
SOAD... Prophets of Rage... Suicidal, Holmes! haha!
There are many good bands even today. But Zeppelin is in the great masterclass category man!
55 yrs old and it still rocks
😂 72…and still listen daily! 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
65 and still great , seen them live in the 70’s .
You guys are ready for this one.. Since I've Been Loving You (Live at Madison Square Garden 1973)
Right? It'll change your life
It’s hard to decide whether to suggest the MSG live one or the album. They’re both utterly astonishing.
@@MConchis, yeah, I had to change my diaper after hearing that song.
Without a doubt!!!
And the live 1970 Royal Albert Hall is epic too
“In my time of dying” would be a great experience for you guys
live version
Yes!
In The Light also 👍
Tea For One
I think you’d enjoy “You Shook Me” by Led Zeppelin. It was a Muddy Waters blues tune, but as Jimmy Page said “we took the blues, twisted it and turned it on its head”.
That is one of my most favorite studio songs, I wish there was a live with visuals of it, it shows all the different things they do. Three amazing solos keyboards harmonica guitar, & of course amazing vocals & drumming. Led Zeppelin are so soulful & passionate when playing the Blues, & I love it.
Jimmy had it right. Similarly, they asked Eric Clapton in 1967 what kind of music Cream plays and he said "Blues, ancient and modern". Cut from the same cloth.
@@gregcable3250 only Led Zeppelin did it better then all the others, Plants amazing vocals put them at the top.
@@sicotshit7068 I love them, but musically, Cream was, well the Cream--they had the BEST rhythm section with Jack Bruce on bass--a classically trained cellist who became a great jazz bassist and the mighty Ginger Baker, another jazz musician who could play anything and could compose, arrange, etc. Oh they also had Eric, BTW. No need to compete, they were different kinds of bands. Cream played long jazz-like extended improvisations on their songs in concert, Zep did a little of it, but really had their own thing with the mix of blues, English and Celtic folk, etc. Apples and Oranges except that they loved blues.
I prefer the Jeff Beck Group version. Incredible.
''No Quarter'' should be your next take on Led Zep...
so awesome that you guys liked it but at same time that you were clearly open minded enough to truly listen to it.
The live version is where this song really shines with Page’s use of a Cello bow on his guitar.
They are clearly playing the blues, only it’s also clearly rock music.
It’s basically blues on steroids
Zepp and Floyd the Big Two for a reason
This is from their first album, which they recorded just about 5 weeks after forming as a band, and they were so young - ages ranged from 20-24! Four of the most gifted musicians were producing music like we had never heard it before. Best blues/rock band ever.
I've enjoyed all your Led Zeppelin reactions, but would really enjoy it if you reacted to them more frequently. To understand the depth and breadth of their catalogue, best to start with album 1 track 1, and just keep on going. ;)
Led Zeppelin; more than the t-shirt.
Bonzo going nuts on this track. This song live from MSG in 1973 is as visually stimulating as the song itself 😂❤
28 minutes of something you'll never see again in your lives! Simply unbelievable!!
It hit hard back in the day....Im 65 got to see them live in 77...I was a kid at 17...they blew my mind and still do.
I'm 64...same here!!
Imagine being 20 or so, in school, getting this album, going back to your dorm room and putting g it on and listening with your roommate in 1969. This was 4th song on album. We just looked at one another, jaws open, our expressions going WTF??!!! Nothing heavier in rock at this point. This was it.
I guess you weren't aware of the velvet underground
@@xmathmanx aware of….saw albums at the record store (the one with the banana on it) but never got into them. None of my friends played them at their homes either. The only adjective I ever heard about them was “weird”. So from what you said, I assume you consider them heavier than Zeppelin…
@@w.geoffreyspaulding6588 some of their stuff was heavy but they are generally regarded as forerunners of the punk movement
EVERY Zeppelin song is absolutely magnificent! Im not kidding! Try ANY one of them! In this Jimmy plays the guitar with a violin bow for that eerie sound!
Legendary band 🖐️
Check out “Black Dog” by Led Zeppelin. I think you’ll love it.
Yes! Black Dog!!!!
Best band ever.
You really should be doing, 'Since I've Been Loving You' next. That Led Zeppelin in all its blues! 😊
Ten years gone is one of my favs...travelling Riverside Blues, No Quarter, Thank You, Trampled Under Foot...soooo many more!!!
Listen to “Achilles’ Last Stand”, live from Knebworth, 1979
The WHOLE ALBUM IS INCREDIBLE- while they were touring off this first album . They were recording the second album . The second album is great - every cut .
Thanks for more Led Zeppelin ❤
My favorite band since 69❤
For a different Island feel from Zeppelin check out the song - D'yer Maker!
The name “Led Zeppelin” came from a humorous conversation between musicians about the band’s chances of success - that the band would be going down like a lead balloon.
For the younger crowd, a Zeppelin was a giant blimp - like the Goodyear blimp.
Two good friends of Jimmy Page, founder and guitarist named Keith Moon and John Entwistle of other British band, The Who made that statement to Page and then other member, Jeff Beck.
My vote is for "Fool in the Rain" Great reaction, gentlemen!
That sound is Jimmy Page using a violin bow across his guitar strings. They were one of the best groups back in the day .
THE best
I grew up in this era, great memories sitting in my room listening to Zeppelin on my little record player. Lol!
Me too...a teen in the 70s!
You have to watch them play this live. Its incredible.
Great interpretation! Two of Led Zeppelin's finest creations are "Nobody's Fault but Mine" (Studio version) and "Since I've been Loving You." (Studio version)
You guys are great reactors
Masterpiece
Lucky enough to have seen Led Zeppelin twice❤❤best band ever
Who needs drugs when you have Led Zeppelin. That said…some good cannabis will enhance the experience! 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥😵💫
Great reaction! I just love watching folks discovering the sound track of my youth!!!
As good as you guys like it now after hearing it for the first time, you'll never know what it was like when it was first released, along with the entire music scene then. We had it so f'ing good! Thanks for your reactions!
This is such a great song, not only does it have that delta blues tamber, but John Bonham absolutely shines on this!
The call and response between Robert Plant and JP is amazing.
Robert and Jimmy
@@juliemanarin4127 Lol, you're right. I'll fix that! I actually typed that when I was outside on a tractor and should have spelled out the whole name. Then I'd have caught it. JP is correct I just added the extra "j"!
Thanks for looking out!
Nobody’s Fault But Mine!! Next!
Zeppelin's catalog is so diverse, it's unbelievable. If you guy's like Blues/Rock, hit up The Lemon Song.
Just check Jimis version of Killing Floor.
Best singer 's voice ever
Amen The band is timeless
Acid rock at its finest. I can still remember some of the hallucinations I had while listening to this on LSD 55 years ago.
One of my fav Led Zep tunes.
Bonham's drumming is phenomenal on every track on every album 😊😊❤❤
STUDIO FIRST ALWAYS ,,,,,,,,GREAT REACTION !!!!
Thank you 🙌
Just think how this 12 year-old white kid was thinking when he first heard this on his friend's "stereo" in late 1969! Well, it still hits hard for me. What I would sincerely like for you young men to take away from this is that this music, and all of the great rock/blues-rock/prog-rock was "our" music only in the sense that it came out when we were young and so have lots of sense memories associated with it (and love it), BUT, this music is for everyone--not just middle class white boys from the late 60s through the 70s. Jump in! The water is great.
Psychedelic rock blues. A genre of their creation and a master drummer, bass player, guitarist, and vocalist.
Go Bonzo!!!
I was raised on this since I was 5 years.Born 1963, and my eldest brother had their albums. Love it!
Btw, my favourite is Ramble On
LZ 1 hit and the world was never the same
I love how much you guys love Led Zeppelin!
THE BEST BAND TO WALK THE EARTH!!!!!!!!!!!!
Don’t forget this was 1969-1972, just 4 top notch musicians on top of there game.
You should check out the live version from Madison Square Garden in 1973. 26 minutes. Jimmy Page showing us his virtuoso artistry!
Dazed and Confused was written by Jake Holmes in 1967.
Heard by the Yardbirds' drummer and brought to the attention of the group, Jimmy Page reworked the song which became a staple of the Yardbirds' tours. In '68, Page would again rework the song and record it with his new band, Led Zeppelin. In 2010, Holmes sued Led Zep to get credit and having further releases changed to "Jimmy Page, inspired by Jake Holmes".
Haunting really. When you're doing everything you can and no ones happy.
Its amazing that song is over 50 years old,
I saw Led Zeppelin perform this song in concert in 1969 and 1970. They are electrifying in person.
F'N ROCK AND ROLLLL!!!!!!!
When we as teens heard these songs for the first time we knew we experiencing something magical..it was an exciting time. Saw them twice in concert..the best band ever..❤
Wow. A great song makes you internalize your own scenario's, and Ollie and Fenom displayed that. Nicely done, boys. Ollie...never saw you react like that!
This is fire 🔥
You have to listen to ' nobody's fault but mine ' by Led zeppelin, it's definitely in the top 3 of best zeppelin tunes EEEVERRRR. My no.1. 3 minute mark is crazzzy
❤️❤️❤️Zeppelin !! This is one of my favs but there are many !! My first rock band as a teen !! Timeless music !!
"How Many More Times", "Babe, I'm Gonna Leave You", "Ramble On", "The Lemon Song", "Heart Breaker", "Since I've Been Loving You", "Celebration Day", "Black Dog", "When The Levee Breaks", "No Quarter" (Live from MSG), "Kashmir", "The Wanton Song", "Achilles Last Stand" ...
Gallows Pole
When this song was released, it was mind blowing! Nothing like it ever before! LZ at their bluesy best!
Since Ive been loving you live at MSG is jaw dropping game changing stuff.. It sets the bar soooooo eff'n high.. Hard pressed to ever find better
I’ve been looking forward to this reaction all day! LED Zeppelin never disappoints!
Another great reactions!!
Led Zeppelin does not
plug in to amplifiers
Led Zeppelin
plugs in to your Soul ❤️
I always forget how good the drums are on this song
Corey, I get into it like you! I'm 64 & love Zeppelin!!!!
I can't quit you, babe. 1970 Albert or live it will blow your mind.
Great reaction guys
will be 70 in this year and I experienced this band from the go. this first album was their blusiest. all their stuff is hard and heavy. keep on rocking. I enjoy the channel.
You need to DROP something listening to this!
You don't NEED TO but I think it was designed for that
Tea for One. Great song. I love the entire Zep catalog.
Appreciate that you listen to the whole tune and then comment. Almost all of LZ tunes need to be listened to in their entirety to fully appreciate the experience.
Great reaction. This was a very bluesy song. It's a great example of the blues influence they and A LOT of the early English rock bands had.
I love the heavyness and sludgyness of this song, especially Jimmy Page's heavy riffs and John Bohnam's jeavy hands on the drums!!!
I was 15 years old when this came out. Try to imagine how otherworldly this stuff sounded in 1969. I’m still listening to it.
Oh the memories with this one. I remember partying a bit when I was younger, and this one is the ultimate chill song.
They were, are and WILL ALWAYS BE the ultimate rock band..
Ya'll make me experience my favorite band for the first time all over again. It puts a smile on my face to watch ya'll enjoy what I have loved for 45 years.
Corey you hit it on the head about how the song perfectly personifies its title in its rhythmic change ups and Robert's soulful singing.
Hey guys there’s only a couple of songs that you may not like, but there’s so so many outstanding ones. You really can’t go wrong with Led Zeppelin, it’s harder to pick the order of all the song you love. When it comes to live performances, there certain songs at certain concert I really love, not that any are bad. Every time they do a concert, the same song will never sound the same twice, because the add & change it up. What’s really amazing, these guys were only playing together about 2 months, when this debut album was recorded. Drummer John Bonham, was only playing drums about 5 years. The first two albums are mainly Blues Rock, with some Blues Rock songs on others. PLEASE react more often to Led Zeppelin, you won’t be disappointed.
Wow guys, I loved the depth of your comments on this tune. Thanks for a fresh perspective on this classic!
Thanks for listening