You've got to remember, this was 1973, a lot of the appeal of Led Zeppelin was their new raw energy, the rough around the edges wild sound and crazy rocking live shows that we could afford as teens back then. Prior to Zeppelin a lot of what some of us were hearing was television variety show musical acts, our parents music of the 40s and other acts like the partridge family, The Osmonds and tender Beatles love songs. Zeppelin introduced us to our new unbridled youth and in the process laid a foundation for future bands who would follow in their rock and roll footsteps.
It's impossible to overstate thier everlasting impact. They played a reunion gig in 2007. The arena holds about 10,000. Well over 1 million people tried getting tickets, crashing the system repeatedly.
I was fortunate to see Led Zeppelin in Baton Rouge, LA I think it was 1978. Great concert, definitely top 5 in my list! Try Kashmir or When the Levee Breaks, by them!
Trying to imagine a band this good touring the world these days. We'd need to book overseas trips to have any chance of tickets. One of their simplest old school tracks designed to fire up the crowd. Incredible we can just click a mouse and watch this timeless stuff.
I was 12 when the studio version of this song was officially released, then the MSG live version came out in 73. I remember the first time I heard it, leaving the high school parking lot in my buddys gigantic 1969 oldsmobile Ninety-Eight convertible, (i think it seated 16 people lol) he had the car stereo up super loud and I thought it was the greatest song I had ever heard. I bought a guitar not long after that, lol. It was a great time to be young and into rock and roll music.
BTW, this concert features jaw dropping epics that you must listen to, and just a huge sweep and variety. Rock n Roll is awesome but just an appetizer.
I consider,Since I’ve been loving you live MSG 73,to be one of the Best performances ever from any band,they have such immense talent beyond our known universe 🎸🎤🥁🎹🎼
Wonderful reaction, Dani! I had the good fortune to see the band on this same tour. They performed an afternoon gig at Kezar Stadium in Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, late in the summer of 1973. It was absolutely one of the most amazing concerts I had ever seen. ☺️ I've subscribed! Keep up the good work. ❤️
I like her analysis of the lyrics. Makes sense.I’ve been a zeppelin fan since day 1. Saw them 3 times live. Their versatility is second to only the Beetles.
1973 the year I was born. I love Zep. Don't listen to them as much as I should but I think that this is much better when there is a gap between. Don't know if you have reacted to "Eruption" by Van Halen yet but if you haven't I think you might enjoy it. Thank you for checking out the music I grew up on. It's nice to see your take & appreciation of it.
Check out "Kashmir" Live from Physical Graffiti. There's a live version from '75 or '77. There's also a great version from '06/'07 with the 3 remaining members and their late drummers, John Bonham, son Jason on his father's 1973 yellow drum kit. Been listening to Zeppelin for over 50 years.
well, now that you ask for "advice" about rock n roll ........... here are some honorable mentions. GENESIS "The Knife" (but get the live 1973 version) and you will appreciate the power on stage of Genesis in the old days. GRAND FUNK RAILROAD "Heartbreaker" live 1972 BLACKFOOT "Highway Song" live 1985 AMON DUUL II "Shaking Eye King" live in London. RUSH "2112" live 1973. VANILLA FUDGE "I Need Love" video version. URIAH HEEP "Sunrise" live 1973 BLUE OYSTER CULT "Veteran of the Psychic Wars" live 1983 and a band that didn't last too long but they helped Elton John in some of his songs as a background band: HOOKFOOT "no one will find us up there" live version.
That was a very nice review. The truth about the lyrics are little more simple. It’s about a young man who is about to explode with energy because he hasn’t met…well…a nice young lady in a long time. Here’s something cool about this song. You can hear it better on the studio version of the song. Bonzo on the drums is playing lead instrument. Listen to the studio version and you will see what I mean. You’ll see why he was so highly regarded as a percussionist.
I consider Led Zepplin a power trio with a vocalist. Power trios have to have a solid foundation set by the bassist and John Paul Jones is among the very best. Currently, you know Dani, that I love The Warning and their bassist, Ale Villarreal, is second to none.
Ahhh yes, the good times when rock concerts were general admission and everybody was on their feet and not sitting on their asses. This was a great show. I remember it well as though I was there yesterday, not 50 years ago. Classic hard rock. I think my ticket to this show was $6.00. I sure have missed it.
...Do you still have the ticket? I've kept all mine. They're like looking at photos & the memories come flooding back. p.s. 'Tickets' don't exist any more.
@@spoonunit03 No. I have a friend, who I didn’t know back then, has a collection of tickets from all the concerts he attended. It turned out that we were both in the audience at the same concerts several times. I’ve never been a person who saved stuff. The only things I have from my past are some photos that were given me by my Dad about 15 years ago after my parents divorced in 75. One of the few things I do have is a Greatful Dead post card from my jazz musician Uncle in San Francisco who owned an art gallery and produced avant- guarde movies. I worked on one of his movies “Space is the Place,” sci-fi/social commentary by SunRa, the summer I was 18 and I still have the still photos I took while on the set. I’m digitizing those now. Cheers.
You are stating that the studio version is far superior? If so, I concur. Although I think the song Since I've Been Loving You, from the same set of concerts IS a great, and perhaps better, version than the studio recording, great as THAT is!
To get a better sense of the range of LZ, you might want check out (for lyrics) Going to California Live At Earl's Court and Whole Lotta Love official music video. Both are on YT. Peace -
More Zeppelin!! Live Kashmir 1979 at Knebworth and live Achillies Last Stand 1979 also at Knebworth...same concert!! Also No Quarter live 1973 at MSG!! Live 1975 In My Time Of Dying!
I've always wondered what you guys actually listen to when your not reviewing this great music thats ever been written in music history. So let us know what on your Playlist. Thanks
This song actually "illustrates" the difference between "Rock" and "Rock and Roll". They also make an entertaining "country" attempt with "Hotdog" . . . . .
I would love to see your reaction to Bruce Springsteen - 1978 (Phoenix) concert, song: Rosalita. The ending is wild! I would love to see your reaction to it.
I think the lyrics are "F.U." to the critics and perhaps the fans who heavily criticized LZ III for the perceived lack of hard rock songs... hence the "...been a long time since we rock and rolled" line... :)
@@mjeffn2 to me Grand Funk more of a classic rock band, metal had a bit edgier sound or vocalist like Steve Tyler but Grand Funk and Mark were great beer drinking music all those years ago
@@RoryVanucchi Actually, they were hard rock bands, not metal. The metal genre pretty much grew out of Black Sabbath. to us back then Black Sabbath sounded like a much darker and heavier rock compared the other bands we’ve mentioned. “Iron Man,” was something new and different but, I never heard the classification “heavy metal,” until later. Well, there was Iron Butterfly’s first album called “Heavy,” which had a very dark and heavy psychedelic feel to it that was released in 67 or 68. I still love that album. It’s very unique.
You just earned a new subscriber. I recommend to you the band Rush…would be a big boost to your subs aside from the quality of the music in that rabbit hole. Try Tom Sawyer as your entry point.
One line you didn't read is "Making Love just can't walk right." "Rock and Roll" Is a metaphor for sex. It's been a long time since he had sex. With Led Zeppelin, if you think the song is about sex in the slightest way. It's about sex. Loved the reaction though.
I *think* the lyrics refer to missing life on the road, a theme in other songs like The Ocean (the huge crowds) and The Song Remains The Same (no matter where they go). You can't react to too much Zep.
I'm sure you/she depending on the terms of whom I am addressing is a lovely person, let you allow the innocent to be the face of your profitable endeavour.
You can sing sad song and make it come alive , with out boring or putting your audience to sleep, putting emphasis on words is expression of Emotions , you don’t want sound robotic , using one key, note sound ,in your voice control, it doesn’t resonates to the listener
"Mama I'm Coming Home" by Ozzy Osbourne is a beautiful ballad. He has recorded a lot of great ballads over the decades but this so good, Carrie Underwood covers it! Please see Ozzy's original before checking out Carrie's cover though!😉👍
ALWAYS listen to the original studio recording masterpiece sessions of any legendary artist of the classic progressive rock era IT MAKES NO SENSE TO NOT LISTEN TO THE EXACT REASON why it became part of peoples souls otherwise you ruin your virgin listen and you are hearing some version always always different years later if you want to understand HEAR EXACTLY WHAT YOU WERE MEANT TO LIKE WE ALL DID not some live thing THIS VERSION IS NOT NOT NOT THE FAMOUS LEGENDARY STUDIO MASTERPiece bby a long shot
Sorry! If this is her first time listening to this and she can even speak right after then she is either fake or from the same realm as they are and telling us. Fake!
You've got to remember, this was 1973, a lot of the appeal of Led Zeppelin was their new raw energy, the rough around the edges wild sound and crazy rocking live shows that we could afford as teens back then. Prior to Zeppelin a lot of what some of us were hearing was television variety show musical acts, our parents music of the 40s and other acts like the partridge family, The Osmonds and tender Beatles love songs. Zeppelin introduced us to our new unbridled youth and in the process laid a foundation for future bands who would follow in their rock and roll footsteps.
What you are witnessing is the definition of a rock band,
When Rock & Roll was real!
✌️😎🎸🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶
Aren't they magnificent? Especially live!! Greatest band to grace the planet!
damn straight! I saw them in 77 incredible
I agree 200%...
Best band ever and ever will be led zeppelin
It's impossible to overstate thier everlasting impact. They played a reunion gig in 2007. The arena holds about 10,000. Well over 1 million people tried getting tickets, crashing the system repeatedly.
The stroll was a popular dance in the 1950's, the book of love was a popular song from the 1950's. This is Zeppelin's nostalgia song
I was fortunate to see Led Zeppelin in Baton Rouge, LA I think it was 1978. Great concert, definitely top 5 in my list! Try Kashmir or When the Levee Breaks, by them!
Dani one of the funniest things that you should consider when listing to Led Zepplin is that your grandparents might have been in that audience. :)
Trying to imagine a band this good touring the world these days. We'd need to book overseas trips to have any chance of tickets.
One of their simplest old school tracks designed to fire up the crowd. Incredible we can just click a mouse and watch this timeless stuff.
I was 12 when the studio version of this song was officially released, then the MSG live version came out in 73. I remember the first time I heard it, leaving the high school parking lot in my buddys gigantic 1969 oldsmobile Ninety-Eight convertible, (i think it seated 16 people lol) he had the car stereo up super loud and I thought it was the greatest song I had ever heard. I bought a guitar not long after that, lol. It was a great time to be young and into rock and roll music.
So glad you did this!! Would lover to see more from this particular concert. Stairway to heaven, Since I've been loving you
When you're used to the sound of Gods, today's mortal music doesn't even step up to the plate. Anyone for mixed metaphors? Lol.
Agreed
My girlfriend and I hitchhiked from Ohio to NYC to attend this legendary concert; back in the days when it was safe to do that!
And men couldn't get pregnant! Good times indeed...
BTW, this concert features jaw dropping epics that you must listen to, and just a huge sweep and variety. Rock n Roll is awesome but just an appetizer.
The Skill Levels Of Drumming
1. Beginner
2. Intermediate
3. Advanced
4. Expert
5. Maestro
6. John Bonham
Dani and her ilk really have open minds when it comes to music, and that's everything. Peace, Dani.
Yes, I try to be open to everything!
I remember hearing this for the first time in 73 as i borrowed my older bro's version of 4 when i was
6 and got hooked
I was fortunateenough to see Led Zeppelin live in Dallas on tour for their second album.
Saw them in 75 & 77. They opened the 75 show with this song as here. It is a killer opener.
I consider,Since I’ve been loving you live MSG 73,to be one of the Best performances ever from any band,they have such immense talent beyond our known universe 🎸🎤🥁🎹🎼
Still nothing can touch them not even now 2023 / page and Jp on fire 💖😳
Wonderful reaction, Dani!
I had the good fortune to see the band on this same tour. They performed an afternoon gig at Kezar Stadium in Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, late in the summer of 1973. It was absolutely one of the most amazing concerts I had ever seen. ☺️
I've subscribed! Keep up the good work. ❤️
The song is a tribute to Chuck Berry,hence why Jimmy Page does the duck walk
I like her analysis of the lyrics. Makes sense.I’ve been a zeppelin fan since day 1. Saw them 3 times live. Their versatility is second to only the Beetles.
Beatles
Not many come close to page, i would say the man is in the top three of all time great Rock guitarists.
Looking forward to hanging out more Dani!
This seems the most genuine reaction I ve seen you can tell she hasn’t seen it before
You might like more from this concert, since I've been lovin you, stairway, rain song, etc.
In 1973, Jimmy Page was the biggest badass in popular music.
You really have to see Since I've Been Loving You from this same show. Best performance ever!
stereo is clear in both ears not stopped by hairs. ----rockn roll!!!
Great Dani 👍👍👍
1973 the year I was born. I love Zep. Don't listen to them as much as I should but I think that this is much better when there is a gap between.
Don't know if you have reacted to "Eruption" by Van Halen yet but if you haven't I think you might enjoy it. Thank you for checking out the music I grew up on. It's nice to see your take & appreciation of it.
Check out "Kashmir" Live from Physical Graffiti. There's a live version from '75 or '77.
There's also a great version from '06/'07 with the 3 remaining members and their late drummers, John Bonham, son Jason on his father's 1973 yellow drum kit.
Been listening to Zeppelin for over 50 years.
I live and breath the mighty Led Zeppelin but i have to say RIP Christine McVie
Another great female voice
Loved your reaction Dani. Love this song. I'm a new subscriber and hope you will react to more Zeppelin!
I absolutely will! I’ll be doing a livestream tonight! Make sure to join!
Masters at work.
As Always Love Seeing Your Reactions To All These Great Song's, Sweetheart 😊
Thank you Otis! So happy to share with you all!
@@DaniAtkinson PLEASE Keep Them Coming 😊
You should review Chicago- "25 or 6 to 4" live at Tanglewood. some of the most incredible guitar playing ever on that rocker!
well, now that you ask for "advice" about rock n roll ........... here are some honorable mentions.
GENESIS "The Knife" (but get the live 1973 version) and you will appreciate the power on stage of Genesis in the old days.
GRAND FUNK RAILROAD "Heartbreaker" live 1972
BLACKFOOT "Highway Song" live 1985
AMON DUUL II "Shaking Eye King" live in London.
RUSH "2112" live 1973.
VANILLA FUDGE "I Need Love" video version.
URIAH HEEP "Sunrise" live 1973
BLUE OYSTER CULT "Veteran of the Psychic Wars" live 1983
and a band that didn't last too long but they helped Elton John in some of his songs as a background band:
HOOKFOOT "no one will find us up there" live version.
That was a very nice review. The truth about the lyrics are little more simple. It’s about a young man who is about to explode with energy because he hasn’t met…well…a nice young lady in a long time.
Here’s something cool about this song. You can hear it better on the studio version of the song. Bonzo on the drums is playing lead instrument.
Listen to the studio version and you will see what I mean. You’ll see why he was so highly regarded as a percussionist.
I consider Led Zepplin a power trio with a vocalist. Power trios have to have a solid foundation set by the bassist and John Paul Jones is among the very best. Currently, you know Dani, that I love The Warning and their bassist, Ale Villarreal, is second to none.
Only problem with listening to this performance is that Celebration Day is even better! If you're used to the original lp...😃
Ahhh yes, the good times when rock concerts were general admission and everybody was on their feet and not sitting on their asses. This was a great show. I remember it well as though I was there yesterday, not 50 years ago. Classic hard rock. I think my ticket to this show was $6.00. I sure have missed it.
...Do you still have the ticket? I've kept all mine. They're like looking at photos & the memories come flooding back. p.s. 'Tickets' don't exist any more.
@@spoonunit03 No. I have a friend, who I didn’t know back then, has a collection of tickets from all the concerts he attended. It turned out that we were both in the audience at the same concerts several times. I’ve never been a person who saved stuff. The only things I have from my past are some photos that were given me by my Dad about 15 years ago after my parents divorced in 75. One of the few things I do have is a Greatful Dead post card from my jazz musician Uncle in San Francisco who owned an art gallery and produced avant- guarde movies. I worked on one of his movies “Space is the Place,” sci-fi/social commentary by SunRa, the summer I was 18 and I still have the still photos I took while on the set. I’m digitizing those now. Cheers.
I love them live…but this song starting off LZ IV is iconic. Whole lotta love I like better live. I guess it’s just personal preference! ❤️❤️❤️
You are stating that the studio version is far superior? If so, I concur. Although I think the song Since I've Been Loving You, from the same set of concerts IS a great, and perhaps better, version than the studio recording, great as THAT is!
Do the other songs from that show: "Stairway to Heaven", "Black Dog", "The rain song"... all of them are just great!
👍🇬🇧❤BEST BAND EVER 🎸
To get a better sense of the range of LZ, you might want check out (for lyrics) Going to California Live At Earl's Court and Whole Lotta Love
official music video. Both are on YT.
Peace -
Sounds like 30 guitars page is awesome
More Zeppelin!! Live Kashmir 1979 at Knebworth and live Achillies Last Stand 1979 also at Knebworth...same concert!! Also No Quarter live 1973 at MSG!! Live 1975 In My Time Of Dying!
I would love to see your reaction to Black Coffee by Humble Pie
Best band ever!! Case closed!!!
jimi hendrix live from monterrey pop performing hey joe
Try Since I’ve Been Loving You, live at Madison Square Garden. Amazing
Check out Zeppelin Since I've been loving you!!! There is a live version
Is this the concert were all the door money was stolen, like 2 million dollars?
Yep. $6.00 of it was mine. 😂😂😂
You should do In My Time of Dying live, Earls Court, 1975- is fantastic
I've always wondered what you guys actually listen to when your not reviewing this great music thats ever been written in music history. So let us know what on your Playlist. Thanks
Is there anyone who was around in the 70's who doesn't own at least one LZ album?
Led Zeppelin is great. Could you do some classic KISS
fuck man jimmy was just insane
Tthe golden rule is never pause a Jimmy Page guitar solo. I like how you went into the lyrics. Most people focus more on the music. Good reaction
Young lady you did a great review/reaction. Please watch Good Will Hunting. You will love it!!!
You should listen to more of 60-70’s bands
This song actually "illustrates" the difference between "Rock" and "Rock and Roll". They also make an entertaining "country" attempt with "Hotdog" . . . . .
I’d recommend reacting to Jeff Buckley - Grace (BBC Late Show).
I would love to see your reaction to Bruce Springsteen - 1978 (Phoenix) concert, song: Rosalita. The ending is wild! I would love to see your reaction to it.
Dani! Never pause a guitar solo!🥵
I think the lyrics are "F.U." to the critics and perhaps the fans who heavily criticized LZ III for the perceived lack of hard rock songs... hence the "...been a long time since we rock and rolled" line... :)
Please do... same concert, "Since I've Been Loving You". Amazing. Jimmy Page created the best rock band ever. His goal. :)
Nice reaction, except the timing of the pause! Love your take on the lyrics!😀
Zeppelin and Deep Purple and Cream and maybe Steppenwolf the original metal bands. Couple others.
Yes. I would add Grand Funk Railroad to that list.
@@mjeffn2 to me Grand Funk more of a classic rock band, metal had a bit edgier sound or vocalist like Steve Tyler but Grand Funk and Mark were great beer drinking music all those years ago
@@RoryVanucchi Actually, they were hard rock bands, not metal. The metal genre pretty much grew out of Black Sabbath. to us back then Black Sabbath sounded like a much darker and heavier rock compared the other bands we’ve mentioned. “Iron Man,” was something new and different but, I never heard the classification “heavy metal,” until later. Well, there was Iron Butterfly’s first album called “Heavy,” which had a very dark and heavy psychedelic feel to it that was released in 67 or 68. I still love that album. It’s very unique.
Stooges and the Who.
You just earned a new subscriber. I recommend to you the band Rush…would be a big boost to your subs aside from the quality of the music in that rabbit hole. Try Tom Sawyer as your entry point.
So happy you found my channel!! More zeppelin coming up!
Jimmy Page GOAT
Fact!
I personally love the sound of the albums better.
Zep, god’s of RnR!
Yous should have done the version from 1972. In this version robert plants voice is absolutely shot. He had lost 80% of his range and power here
One line you didn't read is "Making Love just can't walk right." "Rock and Roll" Is a metaphor for sex. It's been a long time since he had sex. With Led Zeppelin, if you think the song is about sex in the slightest way. It's about sex. Loved the reaction though.
Pink is not feeling well he stayed back at the hotel and they send us along as a surrogate band to finally find out where you fans really stand
I can tell you don't listen to Led Zeppelin very often. Never interrupts Jimmy's guitar solo yeah, that should be all caps
I *think* the lyrics refer to missing life on the road, a theme in other songs like The Ocean (the huge crowds) and The Song Remains The Same (no matter where they go). You can't react to too much Zep.
The term 'rock and roll' also means sex.
I'm sure you/she depending on the terms of whom I am addressing is a lovely person, let you allow the innocent to be the face of your profitable endeavour.
React to the Beatles oh darling
Ok my request is Metallica live 1991 Moscow song Enter Sandman. This will show you the definition of a ROCKSTAR!
The best ZEP tunes are the non hits, I recommend NO QUATER
You can sing sad song and make it come alive , with out boring or putting your audience to sleep, putting emphasis on words is expression of
Emotions , you don’t want sound robotic , using one key, note sound ,in your voice control, it doesn’t resonates to the listener
You obviously like the color pink, maybe Try Pink Floyd it's not Mariah Carey but it'll do(being sarcastic
more Zep Dani. put elvis down for a while. This was a warm-up song for Plant.
Can’t I do both?
@@DaniAtkinson sure, but i looked thru your videos, you have like 100+ Elvis! you are infatuated,
@@DaniAtkinson you can actually do both in the video 'when zeppelin met elvis'!
Don't interrupt Jimmy's solo!!!
This is not their best-sounding live performance on TH-cam. In this case, you should listen to the studio version.
Stop if you have to but please not while a guitar lead from Jimmy page is occurring..that's criminal
"Mama I'm Coming Home" by Ozzy Osbourne is a beautiful ballad. He has recorded a lot of great ballads over the decades but this so good, Carrie Underwood covers it! Please see Ozzy's original before checking out Carrie's cover though!😉👍
ALWAYS listen to the original studio recording masterpiece sessions of any legendary artist of the classic progressive rock era IT MAKES NO SENSE TO NOT LISTEN TO THE EXACT REASON why it became part of peoples souls otherwise you ruin your virgin listen and you are hearing some version always always different years later if you want to understand HEAR EXACTLY WHAT YOU WERE MEANT TO LIKE WE ALL DID not some live thing THIS VERSION IS NOT NOT NOT THE FAMOUS LEGENDARY STUDIO MASTERPiece bby a long shot
Kashmir live 1979
Paused Page Solo? Kid
black dog 1973 msg
FAULT you should NEVER revisit...
Pausing a Jimmy Page solo
Sorry! If this is her first time listening to this and she can even speak right after then she is either fake or from the same realm as they are and telling us. Fake!
Podria esa cancion hacer un gay o una mujer , no solo dios