U gotta do the rolling stones, Janis Joplin, the who,Steppenwolf desperation, monster,and born to be wild by Steppenwolf. The stones u need to do gimmie shelter, sympathy for the devil, the who babba o'riley, janis, ball and chain,piece of my heart. Then u gotta do the animals, and acdc, last but not least black Sabbath you will gain followers if u do those groups trust me lol. Like ur reaction glad to see yins liking music not a artist lol
I'm a 62 year old white guy and you have no idea how much I love listening to this with you guys.... Your reaction is pretty much what mine was in 1972 ... thanks guys
I'll b 62 next month and found you guys a couple months ago during the worst depression of my life living in a shelter. You bring me back to Good times in the 70s and make me smile the whole time watching you and sometimes watch it several times to hear the music and to see your reactions. I'm glad you got this gig and I'll be watching you for a while. Peace love and rock and roll.✌️❣️🤘
Led Zeppelin were one of the most influential bands of all time. Their catalogue is a deep rabbit hole to go down. Enjoy the journey Robert Plant - Vocals Jimmy Page - Guitar John Paul Jones - Bass John Bonham (R. I. P ) - Drums
I'm a 75 year old woman, and I LOVE watching you get into the Classics! My son used to hate it when I made him listen to "my" music in the car, but now that he's grown he thanks me. He now loves all music.
Led Zeppelin is a British band that learned the blues by listening to Black music from America. They studied and appreciated it and created their own style. You will really enjoy reacting to their music because of their black blues foundation! I'm a black man that grew up in the 60s, 70s and 80s ... some of the greatest music ever made because everyone was learning from each other! Most importantly, we all had to learn had to take music and learn how to play some sort of instrument. I think this will get the younger generations back to making music with actual instruments and not with beats!
RaiD Frenzy, black folk invented rock & roll as well! Page played backup for the likes of Howlin' Wolf, Sonny Boy Williamson, Muddy Waters. And let’s not forget the influence of Hendrix. I’m just saying that Led Zeppelin’s clear influences were black blues artists ... and if you don’t think Plant sings in a blues style, I don’t know what to tell ya! Lol!
pxlmvr7 I can't remember if he mentioned Page specifically but Buddy Guy did a Ernie Ball Music Man interview where he mentioned British rockers coming to see him. As far as the birth of Rock music, Ike Turner is credited as the first person to record a rock song in '51, then Chuck Berry in '55 helped make it popular along with Bo Diddley and Little Richard in '56. Chuck Berry had the biggest influence as his guitar licks show up in pretty much every rock solo ever. As for Hendrix I believe he was the single biggest influence on blues-rock as he combined those elements as well as jazz into the Experience. If you look at the blues greats like BB King, Guy, Waters, and so on he took a little bit of everything made it his own.
@@codyhayden455 Not so fast friend---- > Jeke Holmes "Dazed And Confused" th-cam.com/video/pTsvs-pAGDc/w-d-xo.html Holmes recorded this in 1967 Wikipedia quote from "Dazed and Confused (song)" "Holmes attempted to contact Page in the 1980s regarding the songwriting credit, but received no response. In 2010, Holmes filed a lawsuit and the matter was settled out of court, with the credit on Led Zeppelin releases being changed to "Jimmy Page, inspired by Jake Holmes". More--->"The original album credited Page as the sole composer; Holmes sued for copyright infringement in 2010 and an out-of-court settlement was reached the following year."
I get what you mean but since pretty much the inception of music recording the studio engineers have been able to manipulate and modulate the sounds. Led Zeppelin was definitely fine tuned in the studio, as is basically all professional music.
The lead singer lives near me. Regularly seen around our town , the same town where he grew up, he stopped and let us cross the road in front of him last month. We just have him a nod of the head and he returned a smile. He does a lot for our local college and their music department. Legend is not a big enough word for him. Read about led zeppelin, they had their own jumbo jet ✈️ before it was a thing!!!
"How are they doing it?" With talent, without autotune, with real instruments in a recording studio playing the parts just like they do in front of a crowd. They are one of the legendary bands. I know it blows your mind, but music used to be organic and most modern music (especially hip hop) is recycling but to be fair, it's a continuous cycle, these legendary bands were also inspired by previous legends.
Dude!! That's Jimmy Page playing guitar with a violin bow. He is one of the GOAT guitar players! John Bohham's drumming was out of this world! Robert Plant's voice is perfect and John Paul Jones' bass skills are totally underrated. He's one of the best! Hard to believe this song came out over 59 years ago - 1969!! I just love all your reactions!!
If you want to see the best Led Zeppelin tribute band, check out Led Zeppagain with Chinese Jimmy on guitar. Even Jimmy Page himself, had to check him out!!!
You have to appreciate the drummer John Bonham! When he died they didn't want to look for a new guy. They just said piece out, band is over and we're done. That was it for Led Zeppelin. They did do a reunion later with his son Jason Bonham who became a great drummer in his own right.
Shaju Valappy he was the driving beat (literally) of the band. You can’t have Led Zepp without John Bonham. He was not just a master on the drums, he was creative, invented so many new drumming techniques, or pulled them from places that normally rock bands wouldn’t go. I’d say he’s one of the most iconic and most influential drummers of all time. I wouldn’t want to replace him either.
This sound came from the late 1960’s. Amazing how incredible it still sounds after all these years. ❤️❤️ Heartwarming to see young folk appreciating yesteryear’s music.
I grew up on this. This is when we all, black and white, hung out together and partied. Dazed and confused is the perfect way to describe the era. Fire one up and pass it around, drop a little this and that and just hang out together. Man we were all brothers and sisters. I have a few holes in my memory from that period.
I'm 66 and and so happy I grew up in Venice, CA with every race imaginable. It was a time we were all getting together and appreciating what we each had to bring to the table. All of us were digging the Motown sound and blues echoing through so many British bands that melded it to rock to create something new based on something old. What a great time to be alive when we were all feeding off each other with respect and homage. I am so grateful to have grown up in that time. WTF happened?
So true. Less racial trouble back them, it seems. Divided world now. Divided along race, gender, class. Then, it seemed simpler. Trouble is, now, that when something bad happens in east podunk, it is reported like it happens everywhere all the time. News, weather, racial disputes, crime all seem to have increased because the news flashes instantaneously. People who have no reason to be leaders now lead because other people can be led so easily by yelling and repeating the same thing over and over. Lets expect the best from people and treat them as though they were individuals, because they are. Maybe if we all introduced ourselves to one new person a day, and got to know them a little, just maybe we could slow down this runaway hate freight train that is out of control.
"What kinda music is THIS?!?" This is only the GREATEST ROCK BAND OF ALL TIME!!! The Almighty LED ZEPPELIN! And believe me when I tell you, yer just BARELY peeking into this Rabbit Hole! Every song, and I mean EVERY song they do is FIRE!!! You like the Blues sound? Next up, try the studio version of SINCE I'VE BEEN LOVING YOU, immediately followed by the Live version, 1973, Madison Square Garden. Better buckle the FUCK up, and keep an eye on your lovely Lady cause she gonna be DIGGIN the live version! -YOU BOTH NEED HEADPHONES!- You're missing out on so much without them! GREAT REACTION, you just got another sub!
Their music is so crisp and hard-hitting! Even after 40 years, you can still dance and groove to their songs. I am really glad very young people enjoy them and start discovering them.
I'm a 58 year old white woman and you two are adorable. I'm so happy to see someone discover LZ for the first time. They were totally amazing. Some of the best music ever made. Just as good in concert. Robert Plant made me feel funny - tee hee!
"When the Levee Breaks", "Whole Lotta Love", and of course "Stairway to Heaven". Another commenter said this is a deep rabbit hole. It's really really deep.
It's people like you that i adore, people who have never heard Zeppelin before and they realise how amazing they are. You introduce the next generations to the majesty of Led Zeppelin.
That's a great blues song from 1929, and Led Zeppelin changed the arrangement when they recorded it, but you can still recognize the original song by old-time Delta Blues artists Kansas Joe McCoy and his wife, guitarist Memphis Minnie. It's about the great Mississippi Flood of 1927.
It makes me happy to see the younger generations listening and reacting to classic rock, I can imagine it's so different from what they grew up with. There's alot of soul and variety in Classic Rock.
I have watched many of your reactions, and this makes me SOOOO happy to see how much you both enjoy it. I'm not sure if you're aware, but this song is 50+ years old. And the band (yes, it's a band, not a person) is from England... Please do yourself a favor and delve deeper into Led Zeppelin. Lot of American blues influences
theh1n1shot oh, okay, good thing you let us know. Here’s your internet trophy for today. You got to be the first “that guy” in small thread. Good work.
Reaction music of any kind today just makes me smile. Just ppl of different generations and brought up with different genres discovering other genres. Music is the greatest art form to discover. Everyone has the chance to discover greatness every day with music.
Thats an opinion. This is my first time hearing this and i didn't get anything from it but the stairway to heaven was good. Mudvayne and slipknot and metallica are my favorites so guess its juat not my genre.
Led Zeppelin's "Dazed and Confused" is "based on", well actually _copied from_ "Dazed and Confused" by Jake Holmes. A great re-interpretation of Jake's composition.
Chris, DUDE!!! I've been listening to this song for as long as I can remember (I'm 53) and I have never seen anyone react to it the way you did. You had me laughing so hard I thought I was going to piss myself. I love how it just kept hitting you and knocking you off balance. Both of you are so genuine. Much respect. Keep it coming.
One of the most successful bands of all time. Imagine seeing them live. We've had some serious talent come out of Britain for such a small group of islands.
Yo, you can thank Jimmy Page the living legend for the impeccable guitar playing. Robert Plant for the vocals, Jon Bonham for the drums and John Paul Jones for bass and keyboard)) And they're all English. You're welcome.
Good job you two. You nailed it. You recognized it in eight seconds. The blues is the root of all music. Zeppelin, Clapton, worshipped blues players like Robert Johnson. They did tribute songs to him. So great to see young people who have real music runnin' through their veins. We people recognize it when we experience it, regardless of border, genre, etc. etc. You're too much fun to watch. Y'all too cool.
The sound you are describing as a trombone is the great guitarist playing his guitar with a bow, as in a violin bow....Love your reaction to the greatest rock band of all time....Robert Plant is the singer, Jimmy Page the guitarist. John Paul Jones on the bass and the best rock drummer of all time John Bonham.
Actually, John Bonham and Robert Plant were both 19 when they recorded this. It came out in 1967. They were both born in 1948. The ironic part was that they couldn't drink booze until they turned 21.
Fun Fact: Led Zeppelin's manager Peter Grant was the gangster of musician management. He TOLD the record label and concert venues the band WILL get 90% of the profits. Period. Not up for discussion. Every single artist today can thank Peter Grant. Until he came along bands and artists got screwed over daily!!
They did this with primitive but excellent recording equipment. Bands now basically have almost unlimited tracks but in 1968 when they recorded the album they either used 4 or 8 tracks and used recording tape and bounced them from one tape machine to another. It's really fascinating what they did in the studio back in the day with the limitation of effects and other things. Those bands had true talent to work with those studio limitations. Thanks for your reaction.
They rehearsed the SHIT out of this first album's material too because they only had so much money to rent a recording studio and get it on tape, so they were in and out in about 36 hours.
Beautiful!!! Remember these were 20 year old kids that made this song!! This world needs you youngsters to stand up and bring something new into this world that effects people in a positive way! Watching you guys excited to this music literally brought tears to my eyes. Love yu guys.
Didn''t have much of the techowizardry we take for granted either. Much of the electronics were quite rudimentary at this point. There were lots of sound people though who understood how to produce this. Page directed much of that and we are all still amazed fifty years later.
This was their very first song album number one. They were introducing themselves to the world for the first time and they wanted to show what they could do, show their range in one song. They did it by coming out and just musically punch you in the face. Four musical geniuses in one band! They got everyone's attention right away with this song. The rest of the album just goes on getting better.
"The ocean", "whole lotta love", "stairway to heaven", "kashmir", "all of my love", " heartbreaker", " communication breakdown", "all over the hills" and many more are some of led zeppelin's greatest timeless songs
Yes, it’s Blues. Also called “culturally influenced.” Nevertheless, Led Zeppelin is one of the greatest Rock bands in history and they always paid tribute to the roots of Blues.
You so funny. the Led Zeppelin was THE super group of the early 70's. THEY where sure of their GOAT status BEFORE they debuted! The rest of the world just needed to listen to hear the proof.
Absolutely! You will love the blues influence in Black Sabbath! War Pigs is iconic, but don't watch the video. Watch the live performance!!! See where metal was born.
@@Kay__Tee I agree, that unofficial video with the girl is distracting and misleading. It's well done, but it's not true to the song. A live version of War Pigs or a studio version with lyrics, though I think the lyrics are pretty clear.
Love ya'lls reaction, 55 years old and still amazed every time I hear this and as a guitarist only dream of hitting this level of greatness, much love to ya'll
Your reaction reminded me of myself and countless others the first time we heard Led Zeppelin, still rock's greatest band. Zep defies simple musical categorization. Their early work, like this song, remain the best marriage of blues and hard rock ever recorded.
you chose a great band in Led Zeppelin. 4 absolute Rock Gods. Their influences were early black blues-men from the 30s in America and many of their songs are remakes of some of the old legends with a heavy metal twist. React to Killing Floor or the Lemon Song
Welcome to Led Zeppelin, the Gods Of Rock. Their roots were laid heavily in the blues (you both have a really good ear), jazz, rock, funk, R&B and even some classical and eastern mysticism music. They are my favorite band of all time, since I was 13 years old, and heard my friend’s brother playing “Houses Of The Holy” in his room. It was love at first listen. Just like it was for you two!! Which was so awesome to see. To witness someone’s first time listening to Led Zeppelin, and watching the music rapture them away, is a priceless privilege. Thank you for sharing this with us!! And for your instant love and joy of one of the greatest rock bands, or any band, in history. All of them individually are also, in my opinion (and a lot of people’s opinions) the greatest of all time in each of their artistic disciplines of vocals and musicianship. Robert Plant-angelic vocals and pristine tone, incredible range and power, LOTS of soul and emotion, John Bonham-the most unique and possibly the greatest drummer that’s ever lived, Jimmy Page-virtuoso guitar genius and composer, John Paul Jones-a musical prodigy, classically trained, and is a multi instrumentalist; he plays bass, clavinet, mellotron, piano, keyboards, organ, sitar, mandolin, and a few others. And all of them were/are incredible song writers and musical arrangers. They are a band like none other before or since. Their sound is wholly unique, even today. Every album they made is a masterpiece. Every song they made is pure ecstasy. They have never put out a “bad” record. To me, They didn’t just make music, they made magic. Magic that still lives to this day. Because there music truly is the closet thing to magic, and the majestic, that I’ve ever heard. The first time you hear them, it’s like a musical awakening. Now that you’re in the Zeppelin, music, and your life, will never be the same...❤️
I love the the reactions when younger people raised on a diet of rap and processed pop songs hear Led Zeppelin, there really is nothing like it! This isn't even one on the most extraordinary Led Zeppelin songs, you have the extra long epics of Kashmir and Achilles Last Stand, the WTF out there solo of Whole Lotta Love the incredible drumming in When the Levee Breaks, the screaming vocals of plenty of the other songs and the extraordinary 20+ minute long live versions of Whole Lotta Love and Dazed and Confused.
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U gotta do the rolling stones, Janis Joplin, the who,Steppenwolf desperation, monster,and born to be wild by Steppenwolf. The stones u need to do gimmie shelter, sympathy for the devil, the who babba o'riley, janis, ball and chain,piece of my heart. Then u gotta do the animals, and acdc, last but not least black Sabbath you will gain followers if u do those groups trust me lol. Like ur reaction glad to see yins liking music not a artist lol
Subbed for Jinjer...stayin' for the Led Zeppelin journey...ya thought this was good? Now watch the live version at MSG in '73 😬
The drummer's name is John Bonham. He's kind of a big deal.
React to Whole Lotta Love / Led Zeppelin
Tienen que ver la misma canción en los vídeos en vivo de entre los 60's y 70's. Buena reacción ✌️
I'm a 62 year old white guy and you have no idea how much I love listening to this with you guys.... Your reaction is pretty much what mine was in 1972 ... thanks guys
37 years old and this is pretty much my reaction EVERY time I listen to Zeppelin!
@@jonathanturrell6363 17 here
@@2liablee731 6 months here
5 seconds here
I'll b 62 next month and found you guys a couple months ago during the worst depression of my life living in a shelter. You bring me back to Good times in the 70s and make me smile the whole time watching you and sometimes watch it several times to hear the music and to see your reactions. I'm glad you got this gig and I'll be watching you for a while. Peace love and rock and roll.✌️❣️🤘
Love how you immediately connected to their blues roots.
Ververy blues
He's playing that guitar with a fuckkkkkking bow.
Atomic Blues
They really have great ears for music.
Great Ears
Back in the 70"s we lived and breathed this kind of music every day and still have it ringing in our ears today. Welcome to the club!
😍
Your so speaking truth
Yes we did! Most fortunate generation EVER!
Parents had lots of Awesome tracks on 8 track to vinyl to reel to reel. Best growup soundtrack of my life!
I wish I had a time machine to be my age now in the 70s. Rush, Led Zep, Stones....maaaan
It's Blues, it's Soul, it's the invention of heavy metal. It is everything.
It's also psychedelic rock...and LZ was one of the best at it.
100%.
Led Zeppelin were one of the most influential bands of all time. Their catalogue is a deep rabbit hole to go down. Enjoy the journey
Robert Plant - Vocals
Jimmy Page - Guitar
John Paul Jones - Bass
John Bonham (R. I. P ) - Drums
John Paul Jones R.I.P. too
@@hippiedad John Paul Jones is still alive.
@@hippiedad I think you're thinking John Entwistle of the Who.
@@pedrosalazar5026 I stand corrected. For some reason, I thought he had passed a few years ago.
Led Zeppelin is a group of Gods demonstrating the difference between music and shit.
Zeppelin isn't in a genre it's an experience, That's Rock Royalty you were listening to.
I'm a 75 year old woman, and I LOVE watching you get into the Classics! My son used to hate it when I made him listen to "my" music in the car, but now that he's grown he thanks me. He now loves all music.
Lois G. I did my son and daughter the same way and now it’s all they listen to and are playing my kind of music to their kids!
LOL my sons would say omg Mom Clapton again?? Now they say thank you
My kids too! I'm 61!
I did the same thing! I said “we are going to have a music lesson.” Here is the music and I will tell you the history❣️❣️
Lead singer Robert Plant was 19 years old when zep did this masterpiece.
Dude, really?! That’s so sick! 🤟🏻
I’d like to see them react to Greta Van Fleet.
Drummer was only 20 as well
Robert Plant was 21 when this was released
@@alfieh3477 actually he was 20,he was born august 48,this song was put out late 68
I was 14 years old when Days and Confused came out I’m 65 now and I’m still Dazed and Confused
Ben Veldstra still? 😅🤘🏻
rock on brother
Shit you haven't got long left man
I'm right down the road from you .
Me too
Led Zeppelin is a British band that learned the blues by listening to Black music from America. They studied and appreciated it and created their own style. You will really enjoy reacting to their music because of their black blues foundation! I'm a black man that grew up in the 60s, 70s and 80s ... some of the greatest music ever made because everyone was learning from each other! Most importantly, we all had to learn had to take music and learn how to play some sort of instrument. I think this will get the younger generations back to making music with actual instruments and not with beats!
Dang Whittish bastards.(white British). Flippin' out black folk! British BLUES....
My man this isn’t blues. This is rock and they were the first to ever do it with this style of rock.
RaiD Frenzy CREAM was arguably the first but it had Paige, Clapton, and Beck so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
RaiD Frenzy, black folk invented rock & roll as well! Page played backup for the likes of Howlin' Wolf, Sonny Boy Williamson, Muddy Waters. And let’s not forget the influence of Hendrix. I’m just saying that Led Zeppelin’s clear influences were black blues artists ... and if you don’t think Plant sings in a blues style, I don’t know what to tell ya! Lol!
pxlmvr7 I can't remember if he mentioned Page specifically but Buddy Guy did a Ernie Ball Music Man interview where he mentioned British rockers coming to see him.
As far as the birth of Rock music, Ike Turner is credited as the first person to record a rock song in '51, then Chuck Berry in '55 helped make it popular along with Bo Diddley and Little Richard in '56. Chuck Berry had the biggest influence as his guitar licks show up in pretty much every rock solo ever.
As for Hendrix I believe he was the single biggest influence on blues-rock as he combined those elements as well as jazz into the Experience. If you look at the blues greats like BB King, Guy, Waters, and so on he took a little bit of everything made it his own.
Isn’t no trombone mate, it’s the guitarist playing the guitar with a violin bow
Page is God. God is Page. They are one and the same.
This should be taught in every school across the globe.
I think you mean The Guitarist a.k.a. Jimmy Page. He didn't play around when it came to playing the guitar!😛😀
A cello bow, the violin's bow is too small.
Jimmy Page made a deal with the devil. No one knows what Jimmy got, but the devil got a guitar lesson.
Dazed & Confused sounds edgy 50 years later. It's heavy FOR TODAY.
Yeah, all of that. I appreciate this more now than I ever did then!
Understatement
Question: "Is this blues!?" Answer: This isn't blues - this is what Led Zeppelin did to the blues!
Right on!
Correct answer.
@Nerdy old white Guy Yup they stole this blatantly and wholesale.
This is a folk tune.
ari1234a it’s called a cover...theyre pretty popular Incase you’re new to music. Lmfao, nice try tho.
@@codyhayden455 Not so fast friend---- > Jeke Holmes "Dazed And Confused"
th-cam.com/video/pTsvs-pAGDc/w-d-xo.html
Holmes recorded this in 1967 Wikipedia quote from "Dazed and Confused (song)"
"Holmes attempted to contact Page in the 1980s regarding the songwriting credit, but received no response. In 2010, Holmes filed a lawsuit and the matter was settled out of court, with the credit on Led Zeppelin releases being changed to "Jimmy Page, inspired by Jake Holmes".
More--->"The original album credited Page as the sole composer; Holmes sued for copyright infringement in 2010 and an out-of-court settlement was reached the following year."
You just heard he greatest rock band in history. They reinterpreted blues and sowed the seeds for heavy guitar riffed-based metal a generation later.
Reinterpreted also... You know... Stolen/cribbed. 😬
I can not more agree.
@@jonb3201 Cant argue with the stolen part but they made them stollen licks sound better than the original So I aint complaining
You guys must watch the videos.
Esp the old ones from Denmark.
@@vzhdnrx2773 2nd fool.
There is a reason that Led Zeppelin is known as the GOAT of rock.. they truly are the best rock band in the history of the world.
Tied with Pink Floyd
Brian Corsetti very close, but zep stays the goat.
The best is a matter of opinion queen from the 70s for me
Allen Saunders if you like pop more than rock, Queen is the best.
@@curtiswilson3569 you are clueless queen doesn't need any defending ever. I'm sure you don't know there early albums at all mr. Ignorant
Your enjoyment, befuddlement, and wonder restore my hope in humanity in these terrible times. Thank you, friends.
You thought a year ago were terrible times...
Yes!!
100%.
"What kind of music is Led Zeppelin? It sounds like some kind of mix between blues, metal and rock?"
Yeah i mean that's pretty acurate.
With a bit of funk too!
Yes.
Spot on!
My dad told me when Led Zeppelin came out they were considered heavy metal, weird. But yes, agree, blues + metal + rock = Led Zeppelin
All of the above & more..That was music..People actually playing instruments..Not this fake computer genersted stuff you hear on the Radio these days.
You just made an old man smile it’s good to see your reaction to the best hard rock band ever.
No auto tune bullshit back then. Welcome to the Led Zepplin ride.
I get what you mean but since pretty much the inception of music recording the studio engineers have been able to manipulate and modulate the sounds. Led Zeppelin was definitely fine tuned in the studio, as is basically all professional music.
No body is like LED?........
🙄
"Play with your fucking heeeeeaaaaaarrrrttt!!!!" - Bill Hicks.
Can you believe that some reaction blamed the band for drowning out Robert Plant's vocals???? 😕
The lead singer lives near me. Regularly seen around our town , the same town where he grew up, he stopped and let us cross the road in front of him last month.
We just have him a nod of the head and he returned a smile.
He does a lot for our local college and their music department. Legend is not a big enough word for him. Read about led zeppelin, they had their own jumbo jet ✈️ before it was a thing!!!
"What type of music is this...??"
Good...
It's called good music
Not good... GREAT 👍
@@Gr8erh8er not great, perfection
Great actually
"How are they doing it?"
With talent, without autotune, with real instruments in a recording studio playing the parts just like they do in front of a crowd. They are one of the legendary bands. I know it blows your mind, but music used to be organic and most modern music (especially hip hop) is recycling but to be fair, it's a continuous cycle, these legendary bands were also inspired by previous legends.
"Heavy blues"... welcome to Led Zeppelin.
Dude!! That's Jimmy Page playing guitar with a violin bow. He is one of the GOAT guitar players! John Bohham's drumming was out of this world! Robert Plant's voice is perfect and John Paul Jones' bass skills are totally underrated. He's one of the best! Hard to believe this song came out over 59 years ago - 1969!!
I just love all your reactions!!
He's using a cello bow
Led Zeppelin an all-time favorite. You guys are in for a treat. Try "What is and what should never be".
Fun fact: Jimmy Page used a violin bow on the guitar during this song!
Badass as fuck. His violin bow solos live are some of the coolest things I have ever seen
But he was not the first to use the cello Eddie Phillips was using one in 1963. check out The creation song called making moves 1966
Home Town. How did it belong to him
Home Town. I know he bought the house but he was using a bow in the yardbirds in 1968
If you want to see the best Led Zeppelin tribute band, check out Led Zeppagain with Chinese Jimmy on guitar. Even Jimmy Page himself, had to check him out!!!
You have to appreciate the drummer John Bonham! When he died they didn't want to look for a new guy. They just said piece out, band is over and we're done. That was it for Led Zeppelin. They did do a reunion later with his son Jason Bonham who became a great drummer in his own right.
Wow that's some serious connection between them..
Shaju Valappy he was the driving beat (literally) of the band. You can’t have Led Zepp without John Bonham. He was not just a master on the drums, he was creative, invented so many new drumming techniques, or pulled them from places that normally rock bands wouldn’t go. I’d say he’s one of the most iconic and most influential drummers of all time.
I wouldn’t want to replace him either.
You simply cannot replace the best drummer that ever walked the face of the earth.
Neartmhor he also had pouch on his junk filled with cocaine and would grab a handful while playing.
I remember that day, I was at work and brother came by and said Bonzo was dead. I stood there stunned.
This is what real music sounds like!!!
tell them bro...
Wow! I wish I could have seen them, but I was born almost 10 years after Bonham died.
@@drock55551 seen Robert plant in the 80s when they had Joan Jett open for him. Omg they wore us out!
Definitely REAL music!! Was fortunate enough to have amazing parents. My first real concert was Page and Plant Pensacola Civic Center in 97' or 98'.
evanescence
This sound came from the late 1960’s. Amazing how incredible it still sounds after all these years. ❤️❤️ Heartwarming to see young folk appreciating yesteryear’s music.
It's farout to see new generations discovering the music that was the sound track and back drop of my youth!
I grew up on this. This is when we all, black and white, hung out together and partied. Dazed and confused is the perfect way to describe the era. Fire one up and pass it around, drop a little this and that and just hang out together. Man we were all brothers and sisters. I have a few holes in my memory from that period.
Right I have a hard time wrapping my head around the social divide right now. You were either a stand up dude or not.
I'm 66 and and so happy I grew up in Venice, CA with every race imaginable. It was a time we were all getting together and appreciating what we each had to bring to the table. All of us were digging the Motown sound and blues echoing through so many British bands that melded it to rock to create something new based on something old. What a great time to be alive when we were all feeding off each other with respect and homage. I am so grateful to have grown up in that time. WTF happened?
Rap music happened.
It's hate music for the most part. Not to mention the lack of musicianship it takes to produce it.
World should've never changed from this and it would a better world
So true. Less racial trouble back them, it seems. Divided world now. Divided along race, gender, class. Then, it seemed simpler. Trouble is, now, that when something bad happens in east podunk, it is reported like it happens everywhere all the time. News, weather, racial disputes, crime all seem to have increased because the news flashes instantaneously. People who have no reason to be leaders now lead because other people can be led so easily by yelling and repeating the same thing over and over. Lets expect the best from people and treat them as though they were individuals, because they are. Maybe if we all introduced ourselves to one new person a day, and got to know them a little, just maybe we could slow down this runaway hate freight train that is out of control.
"What kinda music is THIS?!?"
This is only the GREATEST ROCK BAND OF ALL TIME!!!
The Almighty
LED ZEPPELIN!
And believe me when I tell you, yer just BARELY peeking into this Rabbit Hole!
Every song, and I mean EVERY song they do is FIRE!!!
You like the Blues sound?
Next up, try the studio version of
SINCE I'VE BEEN LOVING YOU,
immediately followed by the Live version, 1973, Madison Square Garden.
Better buckle the FUCK up, and keep an eye on your lovely Lady cause she gonna be DIGGIN the live version!
-YOU BOTH NEED HEADPHONES!-
You're missing out on so much without them!
GREAT REACTION, you just got another sub!
Their music is so crisp and hard-hitting! Even after 40 years, you can still dance and groove to their songs. I am really glad very young people enjoy them and start discovering them.
That's the thing about Zepplin, there's no weak links in the entire group.
Perfect. Yes
Makes a difference...back in the day it was about the music...today no real bands all seperate in a studio...
@@tracythehippiechick Tool?
@@gowsif_dnb ya you have to go to real rock to get it. I think I was thinking about the radio garbage
@@tracythehippiechick for sure, i hate that sober garbage cheesy ass music. Maybe people need to start doing LSD again lmao
They are doing this with real instruments no auto tune , and no computerized bullshit. Just four master musicians rocking out.
Judi Dipillo man stfu. music back in the day was OBVIOUSLY more talent. but to say there’s no talent today...... you’re blind.
Ain't That It !!!!!
This guy is gonna pass out when he hears When The Levee Breaks
My favorite song ever in the world.
@drag0nfly_girl I was wondering how drums could have reverb a few years ago...... now I know
And he'll have died and gone to heaven when he hears the guitar solo in SIBLY.
And if that's not enough....than the solo in Stairway should do it.
Very good choice. Still my favourite Led Zep song and afantastic interpretation of a blues original :-)
Yup
I'm a 58 year old white woman and you two are adorable. I'm so happy to see someone discover LZ for the first time. They were totally amazing. Some of the best music ever made. Just as good in concert. Robert Plant made me feel funny - tee hee!
"When the Levee Breaks", "Whole Lotta Love", and of course "Stairway to Heaven". Another commenter said this is a deep rabbit hole. It's really really deep.
Live!
I second these choices and the sentiment.
Arthur Olson Yup.Yup.And Yup!
When the Levee Breaks is the best goddam drum groove that we were ever graced with.... by anyone!
No stairway!
Welcome to the music I grew up with. And I'm 67 years old. This is real rock.
Question: How many Genres are there in music
Answer: Led Zeppelin
It's people like you that i adore, people who have never heard Zeppelin before and they realise how amazing they are. You introduce the next generations to the majesty of Led Zeppelin.
Gotta do when the levee breaks!
jarhead4ever1 100%!
Babe Im Gonna Leave You
for me ,personaly, this is the best hip-hop meets hard rock beat EVER!!! So ahead of its time band...
Semper Fi!
That's a great blues song from 1929, and Led Zeppelin changed the arrangement when they recorded it, but you can still recognize the original song by old-time Delta Blues artists Kansas Joe McCoy and his wife, guitarist Memphis Minnie.
It's about the great Mississippi Flood of 1927.
It makes me happy to see the younger generations listening and reacting to classic rock, I can imagine it's so different from what they grew up with. There's alot of soul and variety in Classic Rock.
Yep😍
I have watched many of your reactions, and this makes me SOOOO happy to see how much you both enjoy it.
I'm not sure if you're aware, but this song is 50+ years old. And the band (yes, it's a band, not a person) is from England...
Please do yourself a favor and delve deeper into Led Zeppelin. Lot of American blues influences
The 70s were the greatest generation of music. So happy to see you two experience what I got to grow up with. True musicians.
This has to be the best reaction I've ever seen to this song... beautiful!
rbu83145 They really took off, huh!? 😂
theh1n1shot oh, okay, good thing you let us know. Here’s your internet trophy for today. You got to be the first “that guy” in small thread. Good work.
theh1n1shot well played. I can respect anyone willing to own their thing. Most don’t. So good on ya for that
Reaction music of any kind today just makes me smile. Just ppl of different generations and brought up with different genres discovering other genres. Music is the greatest art form to discover. Everyone has the chance to discover greatness every day with music.
I was 17 when I drove my dad nuts with this music. Appreciate young people enjoying this music. Led Zeppelin rules.
When you listen to Led Zeppelin HEADPHONES HEADPHONES HEADPHONES it’s the law lol
All 70s rock needs headphones!
And high
@@pfreer9231 it helps
state law....donnie baker says so
Gotta be on vinyl, if you're lucky enough.
Once you've listened to Zeppelin for the first time there's no going back from there, you've been baptized by the Gods of rock.
Trust me! This was what Rock was like when your parents were Kids! We had it goin on back in the day!
Back then they didn't have all kinds of effects,it's all skill,the greatest hard rock band of all time!
Thats an opinion. This is my first time hearing this and i didn't get anything from it but the stairway to heaven was good. Mudvayne and slipknot and metallica are my favorites so guess its juat not my genre.
Led Zeppelin's "Dazed and Confused" is "based on", well actually _copied from_ "Dazed and Confused" by Jake Holmes. A great re-interpretation of Jake's composition.
When they had talent.
I love the pure reaction of not knowing there was music that sounded this amazing prior to hearing it.
Chris, DUDE!!! I've been listening to this song for as long as I can remember (I'm 53) and I have never seen anyone react to it the way you did. You had me laughing so hard I thought I was going to piss myself. I love how it just kept hitting you and knocking you off balance. Both of you are so genuine. Much respect. Keep it coming.
Amazing
One of the most successful bands of all time. Imagine seeing them live. We've had some serious talent come out of Britain for such a small group of islands.
Yo, you can thank Jimmy Page the living legend for the impeccable guitar playing. Robert Plant for the vocals, Jon Bonham for the drums and John Paul Jones for bass and keyboard))
And they're all English. You're welcome.
We give the world LZ. We get Bieber back. Sometimes we wonder why we bother ...!
Led Zepplin had four members:
Jimmy Page - guitar
Robert Plant - vocals
John Paul Jones on bass/keyboard/et al
John Bonham - drums
Don't forget, Robert Plant also played harmonica on a few songs. And quite well, I might add.
Except for Led Zipplin II. They added 6 guys that no one knows who they were. LOL I really thought there was 10 in the band for a long time.
@@igoski1582 Hats off to Roy
5th member and man who allowed Zeppelin to do what they did and not worry about money business security or bills for damage....Peter Grant.
“Lots of people talking, few of them know, the soul of a woman was created below.” Yeah, this is blues.
Good job you two. You nailed it. You recognized it in eight seconds. The blues is the root of all music. Zeppelin, Clapton, worshipped blues players like Robert Johnson. They did tribute songs to him. So great to see young people who have real music runnin' through their veins. We people recognize it when we experience it, regardless of border, genre, etc. etc. You're too much fun to watch. Y'all too cool.
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Led Zeppelin’s 1st 4 albums are some of the best music ever made
The sound you are describing as a trombone is the great guitarist playing his guitar with a bow, as in a violin bow....Love your reaction to the greatest rock band of all time....Robert Plant is the singer, Jimmy Page the guitarist. John Paul Jones on the bass and the best rock drummer of all time John Bonham.
That's what we geezers call 100% rock and roll!
John Bonham, the best rock n' roll drummer that has ever lived.
Hands down
Completely agree
neil peart a close 2nd
@@itsm0n0xide Neil Peart was better.
Peart, Bonham, Moon, et al...They were the among the wizards that made music magic!
I can neither confirm nor deny that it is possible to literally *see* this song with proper chemistry.
Lol
😂😂😂
I can confirm.
These guys were in the studio only 19 at the time it was 1969 at the time
Plant and Bonham were, Page and Jones were a bit older
It is absoltely disgusting how good they were. I - IV came between 69 - 71... 3 years! While touring!
Page was 25. Plant 21.
The greatest rock and roll band in history. Period.
They were all in their early 20's when they recorded this album.
Actually, John Bonham and Robert Plant were both 19 when they recorded this. It came out in 1967. They were both born in 1948. The ironic part was that they couldn't drink booze until they turned 21.
Yep😍
Classic rock band with just a touch of Blues....considered THE GOATS of rock
Thanks for playing it. It's a banger!
I Love your reaction to all of Led Zeppelin music, the greatest Rock and Roll band in history.
It makes this old woman happy to see today's children appreciating the music of my youth. Love you. :)
Fun Fact: Led Zeppelin's manager Peter Grant was the gangster of musician management. He TOLD the record label and concert venues the band WILL get 90% of the profits. Period. Not up for discussion. Every single artist today can thank Peter Grant. Until he came along bands and artists got screwed over daily!!
Welcome to the great Led Zep.
You have a ride ahead of you.
Try:
Whole Lotta Love
Black Dog
Kashmir
When the Levee Breaks
Led Zeppelin is, was, and always will be the GODS of HARD ROCK
They did this with primitive but excellent recording equipment. Bands now basically have almost unlimited tracks but in 1968 when they recorded the album they either used 4 or 8 tracks and used recording tape and bounced them from one tape machine to another. It's really fascinating what they did in the studio back in the day with the limitation of effects and other things. Those bands had true talent to work with those studio limitations. Thanks for your reaction.
Plus they recorded the 1st 3 aibums in under 2yrs
They rehearsed the SHIT out of this first album's material too because they only had so much money to rent a recording studio and get it on tape, so they were in and out in about 36 hours.
You need to do more Zeppelin. They're amazing.
Beautiful!!! Remember these were 20 year old kids that made this song!! This world needs you youngsters to stand up and bring something new into this world that effects people in a positive way! Watching you guys excited to this music literally brought tears to my eyes. Love yu guys.
Didn''t have much of the techowizardry we take for granted either. Much of the electronics were quite rudimentary at this point. There were lots of sound people though who understood how to produce this. Page directed much of that and we are all still amazed fifty years later.
This was their very first song album number one. They were introducing themselves to the world for the first time and they wanted to show what they could do, show their range in one song. They did it by coming out and just musically punch you in the face. Four musical geniuses in one band! They got everyone's attention right away with this song. The rest of the album just goes on getting better.
What a perfect reaction to hearing Robert Plant's voice for the first time. Priceless!
This is called "getting the Led out"
Back in the 90s the local rock station used to get the Led out every Friday night. Good times and a good use of my old Marantz receiver amp :-)
"The ocean", "whole lotta love", "stairway to heaven", "kashmir", "all of my love", " heartbreaker", " communication breakdown", "all over the hills" and many more are some of led zeppelin's greatest timeless songs
When the levee breaks
Love how you guys describe everything with words, physical expressions and so open minded with music in general. Your natural reaction is vibe🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
"Since I've Been Loving You"- Led Zeppelin, this song has a nice blues feel throughout the song. Definitely recommend!
Yes, it’s Blues. Also called “culturally influenced.” Nevertheless, Led Zeppelin is one of the greatest Rock bands in history and they always paid tribute to the roots of Blues.
You so funny.
the Led Zeppelin was THE super group of the early 70's.
THEY where sure of their GOAT status BEFORE they debuted!
The rest of the world just needed to listen to hear the proof.
After The Beatles...
You have the best drummer and guitarist of all time....and they loved the blues....you hear it in the music.
This is one of the best reactions to Zeppelin. I love how you guys felt the soulful blues almost immediately 👍
“Dazed & confused” is the way a woman makes you feel...
Black Sabbath- Song: War Pigs
Yes
Faith no more does it better.....
@@f4fake22 Wrong...
Absolutely! You will love the blues influence in Black Sabbath! War Pigs is iconic, but don't watch the video. Watch the live performance!!! See where metal was born.
@@Kay__Tee I agree, that unofficial video with the girl is distracting and misleading. It's well done, but it's not true to the song. A live version of War Pigs or a studio version with lyrics, though I think the lyrics are pretty clear.
Love ya'lls reaction, 55 years old and still amazed every time I hear this and as a guitarist only dream of hitting this level of greatness, much love to ya'll
Your reaction reminded me of myself and countless others the first time we heard Led Zeppelin, still rock's greatest band. Zep defies simple musical categorization. Their early work, like this song, remain the best marriage of blues and hard rock ever recorded.
When the Levee Breaks...their remake of an OLD Mississippi Delta blues song
LMAO That "trombone" is actually Jimmy Page using a violin bow on his guitar! Did it live too. Find it, it's mesmerizing to watch. Enjoy Zep! 😉
I just adore you two!!!! Your reactions to such amazing music is FUN to watch!!!
you chose a great band in Led Zeppelin. 4 absolute Rock Gods. Their influences were early black blues-men from the 30s in America and many of their songs are remakes of some of the old legends with a heavy metal twist. React to Killing Floor or the Lemon Song
Welcome to Led Zeppelin, the Gods Of Rock. Their roots were laid heavily in the blues (you both have a really good ear), jazz, rock, funk, R&B and even some classical and eastern mysticism music. They are my favorite band of all time, since I was 13 years old, and heard my friend’s brother playing “Houses Of The Holy” in his room. It was love at first listen. Just like it was for you two!! Which was so awesome to see. To witness someone’s first time listening to Led Zeppelin, and watching the music rapture them away, is a priceless privilege. Thank you for sharing this with us!! And for your instant love and joy of one of the greatest rock bands, or any band, in history. All of them individually are also, in my opinion (and a lot of people’s opinions) the greatest of all time in each of their artistic disciplines of vocals and musicianship. Robert Plant-angelic vocals and pristine tone, incredible range and power, LOTS of soul and emotion, John Bonham-the most unique and possibly the greatest drummer that’s ever lived, Jimmy Page-virtuoso guitar genius and composer, John Paul Jones-a musical prodigy, classically trained, and is a multi instrumentalist; he plays bass, clavinet, mellotron, piano, keyboards, organ, sitar, mandolin, and a few others. And all of them were/are incredible song writers and musical arrangers. They are a band like none other before or since. Their sound is wholly unique, even today. Every album they made is a masterpiece. Every song they made is pure ecstasy. They have never put out a “bad” record. To me, They didn’t just make music, they made magic. Magic that still lives to this day. Because there music truly is the closet thing to magic, and the majestic, that I’ve ever heard. The first time you hear them, it’s like a musical awakening. Now that you’re in the Zeppelin, music, and your life, will never be the same...❤️
I love the the reactions when younger people raised on a diet of rap and processed pop songs hear Led Zeppelin, there really is nothing like it!
This isn't even one on the most extraordinary Led Zeppelin songs, you have the extra long epics of Kashmir and Achilles Last Stand, the WTF out there solo of Whole Lotta Love the incredible drumming in When the Levee Breaks, the screaming vocals of plenty of the other songs and the extraordinary 20+ minute long live versions of Whole Lotta Love and Dazed and Confused.
I'm having the same experience watching these kids ( and others ) experience this music, too. Jamel aka Jamar is my favorite, tho
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I was 13 and listening to this music...we were the luckiest generation...
it was a real, real pleasure watching you discovering 'em. peace and love!
"That's too much talent." Sir, you sure got THAT right, lol. Best. Ever. Period.
Enjoying you guys discovering Zeppelin. That’s how the world reacted when they hit the scene. In the late 60s.