Reaction to LED ZEPPELIN - "LED ZEPPELIN IV" (Side 1)
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I applaud you for , when you pause, you GO BACK five or so seconds when you re-start the song. You might be surprised at how many reactors DON'T do that! It's a loss for them, because they often miss out on a great bridge or transition or interrupt the flow of the song that , if they had gone back five seconds, they would not have lost. It's annoying for those of us watching (me., at least, lol!) because we know they just missed a really cool part or whatever. Glad you do it, and love your reactions in general!
👏👏👏👏👏👏
Agree 100%
Unlike today, listening on the radio we didn’t have that opportunity and on vinyl, are you nuts we didn’t wanna scratch a record
Or they miss a really good solo. Or eff up the flow of the song really bad
@@FUBAR1986 it’s been about 45 years since I was learning how to gently set a fine diamond tipped stylus down an LP vinyl record and I still get anxiety just thinking about it. I was about 8 years old and I still remember the brand name… Audio-Technica
Hey Verdy, I am blown away with your youth and your desire to explore some of the best music ever created! I love your reactions, Keep on rocking like you do!
Absolutely! She's very astute, musically.
I'm 82 years young this year, and saw them play Perth Australia in the early 70s, my ears are still ringing, I now do most of my Rocking in my rocking chair, will love Led Zep till the day I die. PS I'm at the bottom of my Stairway To Heaven.
Awesome post, man! Gives us "yung un's" (I'm 57, LMAO!) hope that we won't EVER "outgrow" or be "too old" to rock, chair or not, and especially to The Mighty Zeppelin! I hope to join you there in 25 years, Dude! 😛
Rock on brotha! Its a long way to the top.........
Thanks Guys and Gals, so happy to see the younger generation keeping this music alive. 😎🖐🎶🎵🎵🦘
@@joescott8877 yes in 25 years time I might get to shake hands with John Bonham. 😎🖐🎵🎶🎵🦘
hey cobber, are you on the Stairway, or the Highway!
All of us who grew up in the 70s appreciate your air guitar.
My air guitar is a 1970s model.
Somebody's going to send you a picture of Led Zeppelin
I told you they weren't human they were aliens
Jimmy Page played a 12-string guitar
This was the 70s they didn't have computers to make sounds he had instruments
Battle of Evermore…..that’s a mandolin. That’s Sandy Denny singing with Robert on this. She was a famous British singer at that time and part of the well-known folk group Fairport Convention. In 1971 (or 72), Robert was voted top male singer in Britain, and Sandy voted top female singer. They were good pals.
That song is just a triumph of atmospheric soundscaping.
2 mandolins, i think...
Zeppelin could never be put in a box.
Also the only woman to sing on a zep album.
I’m 61, have been listening to this since it’s release, played guitar as a teenager and learned the basics of many songs on this album, only learning about Sandy Denny a few years ago due to TH-cam. I’ve since bought all of her solo albums and those by her band fairport connection. It’s very nice to see younger folks appreciating this music and asking the same questions so many years later.
I’ll always remember the first time I heard Black Dog. Blew me away!!! Greatest band ever!! Musical diversity is unbelievable.
Me too. I remember the first copy I got of this album -when I was about nine or so -was from my "cool" uncle (everyone has one), visiting from out of state. I remember Black dog came on and I said, "I know this song; it's great!" And he said, "Wait till you hear the next one. You'll know that, too." And so on and so forth. That was over forty years ago, and he's still around, he's still the coolest uncle ever, and I still love Zeppelin. Somethings never change.....
Yup black dog was strong ( wonsdful) to hear
One Jimmys better solos in my opinion.
said it before young lady, but you are possibly the only YT reviewer that actually gets The Mighty Zeppelin! You truly are a Zepophile, an old soul. Never lose it!
I am 68 and lived through this ! Saw them 6 times ! I am crying watching you discover and enjoying them as much as you do !
OMG I’ve been waiting 6 months to watch your reaction to this Album Especially watching you Hear “ Stairway to Heaven” for the first time brought me to tears and made me feel 16 again when I first heard it 😭 Thank You So Much for your channel ❤👏🏻👍🏻😁🎼🎸
It took this band three weeks to come together out of sheer panic and necessity to fulfill a touring contract for the Yardbirds. They barely knew each other. Turns out...all four were the utter best in the world at their respective roles. That's some insane coincidence from the heavens.
Your genuine joyful reaction to Stairway is exactly why it is consistently voted the best rock song of all time period.
This album side is a masterpiece. Use whatever superlatives you prefer, epic, iconic, etc., they all apply.
And the greatness continues on side two. What an album. :)
Yet not my favorite Zep album, maybe I've heard it too much. I like II better definitely, maybe III, probably physical grafitti and houses of the holy too. Black Dog and Rock n Roll are two of my least favorite songs of theirs.
That's it 🤣🤣😂😂😎😎😅😍😍
Most reactors create one video for each song, but this channel is the only one I know so far that react to the album as a package.
This is not only. unique, but also align with what Led Zeppelin wished. If not mistaken, they were never happy to release the song as singles and were only forced to because of the recording label. They said that the songs were intended to be experienced as an album.
Watching you react to Stairway to Heaven for the first time was magical and something every Zeppelin fan should experience.
Battle of Evermore, constant goosebumps, Sandy Denny, loved her, still do. Her voice on anything by Fairport Convention, her own stuff was ethereal, brilliant passionate, and haunting. Add her to Robert's voice, and this is why this song is one of my all time favourites. Nice reaction, loving your musical journey, thank you for letting us along.
Having seen some of Verdy’s reactions, she recognized some iconic Fleetwood Mac songs. So I was wondering if she had heard “Stairway” before. What an absolute joy to see someone experience that song for the first time. A lot of us can relive that feeling. ❤
I sat here dumbfounded watching and wondering if this was possible? She did not know that she was standing on rock royalty ground, and that's amazing. And she's no newbie to the genre at all. A thrill to watch.
You know, I'm not even envious of her getting to hear it for the first time. I'm envious that she's hearing it for the first time with no distractions, really paying attention to the music.
My first time hearing it was in my buddy's room, cutting up and laughing, lawnmower going outside, and more. I loved my first listen to this whole album, and I remember it well. But Verdy has her first listen on video, and she did it with no distractions.
That I'm envious of for sure. What a great first experience.
A Fleetwood Mac song inspired the structure of "Black Dog"... 😎
@@mr.knowitall6440 Would that be "oh well"?
@@X1xone yep 👍
It warms my old heart to see young ones discovering this life-changing music. Enjoy!
Hi Verdy!!!! I didn't realize that you hadn't listened to Stairway to Heaven before this -- what a treat!!!
Anyway, as always, watching you react makes every album even better :-)
It's an amazing accomplishment to insulate oneself from Stairway. I always strive to listen to familiar songs as if "for the first time". Extremely difficult. And yes, it's priceless to see Verdy's first time reaction.
Tonight I got to watch someone who has a good understanding of and feel for music listen to Stairway to Heaven for the first time. So that was cool
Simply one of the best rock albums ever. Oh, and not a cowbell in the first song, The drummer was hitting the "bell" center section of the cymbal. It has a very distinct sound.
The Battle of Evermore is based on the battle of Helm's Deep from The Lord of the Rings. They were heavily influenced by Tolkien and TLOTR. Look at the lyrics of Ramble On.
DITTO!!!!
You have a reason!!
I love all the little things you pick up like the me guitar in the background. Everyone hears it but to some it's like a subconscious sound. You seem to pick things up like that with relative ease as I've noticed on your other videos. You have a great ear for music. Can't wait for side 2. Just remember it's a harmonica not a guitar. You'll know what I mean. Great vid
I was born in 1965, but this album, along with Dark Side of the Moon, Boston, and Hemispheres, DOMINATED my high school years. So wonderful seeing a young person fall in love with this music.
Best reaction ever to the best band ever. Led Zeppelin IV is THE masterpiece!
Many of us have held Stairway close for 51 years....now it's your turn, Verdy. One of the greatest rock albums of all time, by the rock GOATs.
This album is sacred rock music ground. Also the Madison Square Garden live version of Stairway To Heaven is a classic
I can't believe you stopped at LZIII. And for so long. But that's good, because you saved yourself so much more magic to experience.
Arguably this is the best Led Zeppelin album. One of the best albums ever made also
1. Led Zeppelin
2. Pink Floyd
3. The Rolling Stones
4. Lynyrd Skynyrd 💥💥💥👍😎
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@@John-d5d9va high school football coach who they hated 😊
"The sunlight blinds his eyes" that part always gives me chills. The vocal harmony is beautiful. Led Zeppelin are master arrangers
It is a real pleasure to see you discover these old classic songs (and Stairway is one of the best). It is like I am discovering for the first time all over again. Thank you.
The best rock album ever made IMO.
Maybe their first Album for me, as it changed my life forever. Hi from Perth Australia 😎🖐🎵🎶🎵
This is Led Zeppelin at the peak of their creativity. Robert's voice would change after this album, his pristine vocals really are breathtaking.
The beginning of "Stairway..." those are recorders being played (multitracked) by John Paul Jones, the bass player. JPJ also played the mandolin on Battle of Evermore and keys on Rock and Roll. He was a very talented multi-instrumentalist. There are few things as lovely as your smile.
JPJ plays mandolin on most Zeppelin songs, that is Jimmy playing mandolin on Battle of Evermore.
Sir, John Paul Jones, prodigius Genius.
That's actually Ian Stewart on piano on Rock and Roll.
Say what you will, I think John Paul was the vital ingredient which made Zeppelin work.
@@toddhill7483 He is the epitome of a lynch pin musician.
Compare this music from 40 yrs ago to what passes for music today. This music is so creative and powerful. No autotune or digital fixing. So much talent.
And when they, and other bands of the era, played live...............there weren't 10 or 20 or more dancers who have absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with the music - gyrating all around like lunatics in an effort to compensate for how boring, mediocre or just plain lousy the music is.
Stairway, THE most iconic song ever, THE most iconic opening to a song, THE most iconic guitar solo ever. Simply THE most breathtaking song ever! Just go back to the first time you heard it.
Black Dog's riff was created by bassist John Paul Jones. The entire song is rough and raw. Rock and Roll took a bit of inspiration from Little Richard's song "Keep A' Knockin'". Bonzo was having difficulty getting the drumming right for their song called Four Sticks, so, in exasperation, he started beating out what would become this song. The lyrics are full of late 50s song references and the boogie woogie style piano is played by former Rolling Stones band member Ian Stewart. Battle of Evermore has Sandy Denny (RIP) from the group Fairport Convention sing with Robert. Jimmy played a mandolin while John Paul Jones played a 12-string guitar, I believe. It's a wonderful, ethereal sounding song full of fantasy and lore. Stairway is a masterpiece. It crystalized what the band was at that point; it had slow/fast, hard/soft, drama, musicality, mystical elements. It pours out emotion and the listener feels wrung out, dazed, in awe. This is a masterful album
The four of them worked together in such a supreme way that it's hard to understand.
Yes, most other bands are in synch with each other, but there is a level of 'layering' with Zeppelin where they musically 'grip together' that nobody else has!
See - even I can't explain i properly! lol.
Verdy's enjoyment, appreciation, analysis & expression/reaction to each & everyone of the songs is simply the best.
For me, this was the album that cemented them as Rock and Roll gods.
You can't imagine the memories you brought with this reaction. This album was the first casette I brought, the first LP when I brought my first turntable and the first CD when they came out. I still enjoy playing the LP the most.
Greatest album ever by the greatest rock band ever. Enjoying your reactions!
Simply the Best rock band Ever!!!
J'ai ressentie la même chose il y a quelques années en écoutant Led Zeppelin, je n'ai pas quarantes ans mais j'ai poussé la curiosité dans l'intégralité de leur discographie et j'ai découvert un univers différent sur chaque album mais toujours autant d'émotions mon seul regret est de n'avoir pas eu l'occasion de les voir en live
I was born in 1970 and the brilliance of this band has not faded.
So you were gestating in Mommy's tummy during the release of Zeppelin's first album.
I was born in 52, and I listen to them most days! The GOATS! 😎👍👏👏👏👏👏👏
I was born in the very beginning of 1960...loved them since 1970!!
Born in 58. What a time to grow up in the sixties and seventies. Best music ever
@@williamcabell142 Thank goodness... someone age appropriate!
When the Levee Breaks on 2nd side one of my fav zep songs
Helene here. YES! There IS “something” about Robert’s voice. It’s damn sexy, for one thing. 😁. And the power…..and even now, at 74, when he no longer has that range and power, his voice is still so expressive, tender and lively. Saw him in August with Alison Krauss…..they are great together. But yeah, young Plant’s voice was otherworldly. There are “better” voices in rock….but none with that charisma (except Freddie Mercury).
Allison Krauss is an underrated musician. Don't get me wrong. Anyone who knows country, blue grass, or the like, knows Allison Krauss. But in plenty of music circles she's not well known, and that's a shame. She's one of the only people I'd actually describe as having the voice of an angel.
Everyone who loved the acapella version of Down to the River to Pray from O' Brother, Where Art Thou loves Allison Krauss's voice, they just might not have known it.
But yeah, her and Robert Plant together are magical.
Hey Helene, what are you doing here? Now you get back to Amy's channel before I report your disloyalty. 😉Just kidding, I love Verdy's channel too, although I am a bit late coming to this one. Can't believe I missed it when it was first posted. You know how much I love Led Zeppelin.
@@craenor it’s always been funny to me how, when someone says a woman “has the voice of an Angel” they mean different things. Krauss has a lovely voice and I adore her singing. Ditto Linda Ronstadt and Karla Bonoff and others. And some people say they sing like angels.
For me, I think of ethereal, piercingly, crystal clear voices as @angelic”. Best example for me would be Aurora.
I do t mean to imply you’re somehow wrong. Just marveling at the different ways people use “angelic” when describing a voice
@@LeeKennison LOL! I’m afraid I’m very promiscuous. When it comes to reaction channels I’m an absolute tramp! 😜. I sub to a dozen of them. Naughty, naughty. 😏
@@helenespaulding7562 oh I agree. I don't think someone having a nice voice makes that voice 'angelic' in any way. But Alison Krauss is one of the few female singers who naturally sings in a very high register, that I still find soothing.
I have some slight nerve damage, and high pitched voices often grate on my ears. For whatever reason though, that's never been the case with Alison Krauss. Some quality of her voice is still soothing to me despite the high notes she's hitting.
You’re gonna have fun with this album the rest of your life. Looking forward to part II ❤
Each individual in the band was a virtuoso. But they blended together as one entity. Magical.
Here we go! The first time I heard Black Dog I couldn’t believe how powerful the Guitar notes sounded! It was and is huge! Page shocked and surprised me! Just like when I heard Communication Breakdown for the first time! What a Blast off! Punk Energy on that one!
And the drums on Black Dog are powerful, too! Bonzo sounds amazing as usual!
Good Reactions! You get it! 👏🏻🎸😎
You have just experienced the greatest Rock band in the history of Rock music. Just imagine what they could have achieved had Bonzo not passed away. Even now they are still the greatest Rock band in the history of Rock music.
One of the rock voices ever...and just a classic album. This must be one of the "hardest" rock albums you've reacted to.
Also little recognized fact: John Paul Jones wrote the riff for Black Dog
Was he credited?
Once you hear "Stairway to Heaven," consider yourself baptized.
Bon choix d'album! Led Zeppelin est mon deuxieme groupe prefere. Cette album est l'un des albums le plus vendu. J'ai bien adorer ta reaction.
GREAT Album ! Could be the greatest Band of all time 👍. Especially in this Genre
Bands: 1)The Beatles, 2)The Rolling Stones, 3)Led Zeppelin, 4...infinity) the rest.
Black Dog is the epitome of 'call and response' in Rock and Roll, IMHO
I was 12 when I first heard this album. I hadn't heard any Zeppelin prior to that. My exposure to "Pop Music" consisted of "The Monkeys" and "Partridge Family" Up to that point. I was with my parents and visiting some friends of theirs in Boulder Colorado. They had a daughter who was about 15 and she played me this album... I was actually frightened by it to some extent. It had such an "otherworldly" quality to it that I can't adequately describe. By the time I was 15 I was a massive fan. Bought "Houses of the Holy" and "Physical Graffiti" the days that they came out.
The bass on Stairway To Heaven rarely gets a mention but if you listen carefully you can hear how it sets the mood of the song quietly in the background. It also really enhances the guitar solo.
John Paul Jones is one of the all time greats.
It's amazing to see you as a youngster (with all respect) appreciate the music of my youth. I was a musically aware child of the early/mid 1970's through the mid 1980's and it's wonderful that you appreciate this incredible music/musicianship that was a huge part of my life growing up in America during those times.
Keep it up darling! There's so much more to explore such as Southern Rock (Allman Brothers, Lynyrd Sknyryd, Molly Hatchet, .38 Special, and the Outlaws etc.) and progressive rock such as Yes, Rush (my personal fave), and Kansas to the Godfather's of metal Black Sabbath with a shout out to neo-classical Deep Purple. Check them out. They were ground-breakers back in the day with real musicianship.
Black Sabbath, Deep Purple and Led Zeppelin are known as the 'Holy Trinity' of British Rock, all truly iconic and groundbreaking.
Led Zeppelin were honored at the Kennedy Center with a Stairway to Heaven tribute by the band Heart accompanied by the late John Bohnams son Jason. The members of Zeppelin are there watching. It will blow your mind! Trust me it's a must see!
You left out the rest of the show, as you know she likes to react to albums, and the full show would fit the channel I think.
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The following year (2013), Heart did a tour where their entire second set was Zeppelin songs with Jason Bonham on drums.
They started the set with "Battle of Evermore". 😎
It will blow your mind at just how shit Heart were and they absolutely butchered Stairway. Don't know why people love it so much.
@@OblivionGate you either didn't watch it and are trolling or your taste in music sucks. Which is it?
To see your face and emotions as you experience some of the greatest musicians, playing some of their most iconic songs is just amazing. I cannot tell you how happy it makes me feel to see someone who genuinely appreciates their sheer talent. There will never be another Led Zeppelin. Great reaction Verdy, looking forward to part 2.
Every time I hear black dog it always brings me back to my childhood when I would be sleeping and wake up in the middle of the night and it would be around the same time. My older brother would fall asleep with the stereo on. Around 3am the dj would always play that song. Thanks K-She 95 Real Rock Radio.
...such a pleasure, to see the joy on your face, and to know that you're truly "feeling" the music. I tip my hat to you, young lady!
Miss Verdy, Jimmy Page did ALL that guitar 🎸 work, Lead & Rhythm simultaneously. He was a master at overdubbing due to the fact they didn’t have a rhythm guitarist nor really need one. Jimmy handled both efficiently with the skills learned as one of England’s most sought after session guitarists.
Stairway to Heaven is arguably THE most iconic rock song in history. So glad you listened to it.
You cut off the last 2 words...."to heaven".
She's got a huge grin listening 😊
When you are done with your Zep journey, I think it would be cool if you ranked the albums and why. You haven't reached my favorite Zepp album yet. Many of us think Physical Graffiti is them at their height. Can't wait till you get to it. Oh, the Battle of Evermore. Catch the Lord of the Rings references? At least 4 of their songs had Lord of the Rings themes. And it's two voices in this song. Forgot her name but the other voice was a woman.
Oh, are you going to do the live concert "The Song Remains the Same?" It might be one of the most famous live concerts in rock history. It dosn't exactly fit into the album format you do but even if you just watch it on your own I think you would enjoy it. By the way, this concert opens up with "Rock N Roll."
First album I purchased in the early 70s, saw them in concert a few years later. Still stands strong today.
This album is one of the best selling of all time.
It doesn't seem like Rock and Roll could be followed by The Battle of Evermore, but somehow LZ made it work and sound just right.
Hands down the greatest band to ever grace a stage, cut an album and entertain a crowd. They will never be equaled. They are the top band in history.
It took Zeppelin three weeks to come together out of sheer panic and necessity to fulfill a touring contract for the Yardbirds. They barely knew each other. Turns out...all four were the utter best in the world at their respective roles. That's some insane coincidence from the heavens.
@@toncuz8291Try the fact that the greatest guitarists ever all came from the same area, 2 of the greatest vocalists ever, Plant and Rodgers from the same area, or the fact it took Plant only 1 hour to write the lyrics to Stairway. What the hell was in the water?
@@markhill9275
I will say that a confluence of events took place that made that area of Britain a hotbed of musical creativity. The area was urban, so there was close proximity to other musicans. But, those musicians all grew up being influenced by American early rock (taboo).
It was exciting and anything taboo, often becomes a teenage rebel obsession. Page, Clapton, Beck, Richards, Townsend, among several others, weren't exactly rich, so they spent hours in record shops trading albums, and as they learned the guitar, they traded riffs, but they also became RIVALS, and male competition took over. That was in the water.
Superb! Truly exciting and beautiful to see someone finding Stairway to Heaven for the first time without any burden of expectation or anything.
What an album. Looking forward to Side 2 tmrw
I heard that Taylor Swift’s new album took down Spotify today. If Led Zeppelin had put out this album today, it would not only have taken down Spotify, but the entire fucking internet! I apologize for mentioning her and Zeppelin in the same paragraph. I know, it made me throw up a little in my mouth too!
"Rock and Roll' became their concert opening song.
Love your channel Miss! Respect that you quickly noticed in 1st track the "..two guitars, one down and other higher." The beauty of Mr. Page's 'guitar army' production. You are so joyous. Thank you for you. 🙂
Zep were simply masters of their craft! One of the best ever!
A VERDY good reaction, as usual. Was this your first time hearing Stairway To Heaven? Appeared to be. Happy to experience this occasion with you, if it was. If you haven't already, please listen to the band Heart's live version of this song performed at an award ceremony for Led Zeppelin. The 3 remaining members of Led Zeppelin were in the audience. Their reaction to Heart's performance adds to the grandeur of the moment.
Yay! Finally! I have been waiting for you to get back to Led Zeppelin. I'm loving this reaction. Thank you
" physical graffiti " next please
It really is quite something to watch someone listening to Stairway for the first time - it's very nearly 50 years since my first hearing - tempus fugit and all that 😁
Having listened to these songs for decades, it is refreshing to see your reaction to some of the greatest music ever recorded. Keep going, there is so much more.😎
Miss Verdy, you absolutely must watch the movie "the song remains the same"! It's the 1 that since I've been loving you, that you watched is from.
Lovely Miss Verdy, glad to see you undertake this true precision masterpiece. Black dog is a nice foundation song, sets up some expectations. Then they come at you like "We heard you liked UpBeatSongs!" and hit you with a touch of the rock and roll. John Bonham takes care of his business on that track, by Odin! Next is my personal favorite song by Zeppelin, followed closely by the gallows pole. Tolkien and S-tier rock and roll/folk music? Make mine a double please!
Love your reactions. You'll like the Kennedy Center Honors from 2012 when Zep was given medals by Pres Obama who made some good jokes during the ceremony. Later, different bands covered some of their hits. When Heart did Stairway, Robert Plant got emotional. Gives me goosebumps every time.
Best and most versatile band ever. Led Zeppelin.
So refreshing to see young people like yourself discovering the classics.
You are one of the few female reactors that really seem to get rock & roll. It shows in your facial expressions and body language,,,,and your pretty smile. "News of the World" and "A Night at the Opera" by Queen are 2 albums you definitely need to react to. Actually, any of Queen's first 7 albums are great. You should do them all at some point. A Night at the Opera has "Bohemian Rhapsody" on it, which rivals Stairway to Heaven as one of the greatest songs ever. You are quickly becoming one of my favorite reactors. Keep it going!😃
@@markhill9275 BH does, sorry.
BH does what?
Greetings from Oregon. Rachel you get it
Imagine being a teen growing up to this. Dad running down stairs and shouting Turn that shit down! Those were good times.. Phido and I love y'all
One of the greatest albums in history. It doesn't get much better than this. I played this album so much as a teenager it's surprising I had time for anything else. Lol
"Stairway to Heaven" should be the number one song of all time. There's no other song like it, it's so far advanced musically and lyrically written. The poetry is lovely and so is the melody. Just so good!
Hmm. So, Xanadu isn't advanced musically and lyrically? Day in the Life? Freebird? Sounds like you need to get out.
@@Non-Doctors-Music That's not even what I said. Xanadu and Day in the Life, Freebird? Why bring those up. I just said "Stairway" is the number one song of all time. I need to get out? So you're judging me personally bcz of what I said. You are nuts dude. Take a hike man.
Verdy, enjoy your reactions. Just a bit of an observation. You might want to watch your creations after your finished before posting. In this one the music must be 2 to 3 times the volume level of your comments. That kind makes it hard to watch when you get a good volume for the music and then you pause and we cannot hear your comments. My guess is you're using just the mic on the computer. Many times people actually have a mic they can adjust closer, to get more vocal input signal to help equalize this. If you don't have a mic then you could always adjust in editing by just bringing up your comment part to be at the same level on the meter as the music.
Stairway is the ultimate climbing song, like climbing a stairway.... Check the live at MSG version, the solo is incredible...
So many people have been waiting for this reaction. I wish I could remember the first time I heard Stairway to Heaven. It was fun watching you do it.
Classic! "Rock and Roll" is a fun song to play. It was one of the first LZ songs I ever learned how to play way back when. Led Zeppelin gave Welsh songstress Sandy Denny her own rune on the liner notes to the album for her part on "The Battle of Evermore". She was the only other singer to ever appear on a Led Zeppelin album. Her voice is wonderful. Her work with Fairport Convention is quite masterful. For a taste, check out "Who Knows Where the Time Goes?", "Farewell, Farewell", "The Ballad Of Easy Rider", and "She Moves Through The Fair" among others. The lyrics of "The Battle of Evermore" allude The Lord of the Rings -- "The ring wraiths ride in black, ride on" -- then Sandy Denny sings -- "Sing as you raise your bow \ Shoot straighter than before \ Oh dance in the dark of night \ Sing to the morning light" ...
Sandy was not Welsh. she was born in London. She was Anglo-Scots.
@@silgen Thanks. I'll fix my notes.
The flaming hard, the bass guitar, the drums and guitar. What a combo.
You are a very good reactor, you are funny and you are good at what you do thank you so much for being a reactor on TH-cam
Verdy you have a ball 🏀 with this one ☝️ led zeppelin 4 every track Is amazing black dog 🐩 stairway to heaven battle of evermore can’t wait for your reaction to this one ☝️ keep on playing that beautiful music 🎶 love ❤️
Jimmy Page played the mandolin and the acoustic guitar on Battle of evermore on the studio version live Jimmy plays the acoustic and John Paul Jones would play the mandolin live