🎵 Led Zeppelin - Misty Mountain Hop REACTION
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- Led Zeppelin is back at it again lol. Misty Mountain Hop is one of the most unique songs we've ever heard.
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The misty mountains is a reference to the Hobbit. Led Zeppelin makes Hobbit and Lord of the Rings references in many of their songs, over a period of many years. They were huge JRR Tolkien fans.
Sorry man…. I just said the same thing… should have read first 🙂
Robert was, he brought it to the band
Mythology, too. Achilles Last Stand? Achilles was a soldier in the Trojan War, and mentioned “the mighty arms of Atlas”, and The Immigrant Song refers to Norse mythology- “the Hammer of the Gods”, “Valhalla, I am coming”.
This was definitely a Hippie tune back in the 70s, hence when Robert sings “people laying on the grass with flowers in their hair”. Gotta love Zeppelin!
I always took it as a trek to Golden Gate Park c. 1967.
Going to California, kind of gave Plant's viewpoint on the hippie scene.
lighting up a doobie , kickin back with zep
The height of the Hippie era. No Quarter too.
@@scottfrench4139 Hyde Park. Misty Mountain Hop was a song about their observations at a Hyde Park legalize pot demonstration in 1968.
Led Zep are perhaps The greatest Rock and Roll band, Ever.
Relevant thumb nail
They are certainly in the conversation, top 5 at the very worst, best band ever if you like hard rock.
They are certainly in the conversation, top 5 at the very worst, best band ever if you like hard rock.
Perhaps???
Amen!
Bonham's drumming makes my eyes water. So damn great. Like Floyd , there will never be another. Not even close.
Just crushed it. The high hat work is nuts
Hell yeah! My two favorite bands!!
Totally agree 👍 I saw them both many, many times in concert, going to see Roger Waters this Sept, if God's will 🙏
Led Zeppelin is the only time in history when everyone who was the best at what they do at the time was in the same band.
AMEN!
Misty Mountain takes me back to the 70's instantly. Black light room, R Crumb posters, thick Weed smell and all.
@Vern Sherris I was born in 68. Those are memories of my uncles' room. My mom was much older and our teen uncles would babysit us I remember the Old Spice Figurines bottles in their room. They introduced me to Rock, Funk, Motown, Blues, Soul and everything Psychedelic One of my earliest memories is driving through East LA in my uncles Road Runner to pick up his girlfriend with Santana blasting out of the speakers.
@Vern Sherris As a 54 yr old drummer I can tell that those moments shaped who I am today. Best memories of my life.
No two Zeppelin songs sound a like....everysong is it's own unique, musical road trip
Mmm not exactly, but there is a certain tone that you know it's LZ.
Remarkable when so many artists in the 70’s attempted to recreate their biggest hits.
But yet I could name that band in one note. That was the mystic of Zeppelin. Only band close in talent and artistry is Pink Floyd. Way back when music was beautiful.
based on some Haight Ashbury/Golden Gate Park situation Jimmy Page got himself into in '66, first American tour with the Yardbirds.... as soon as the cops heard his British accent : "Oh you're staying for tea son...and our friends gonna drop by for some fun" 🙄
Omg so true !! U hit nail on the head
Musically, we had it going on in the 70's. Fun times.
"Far over the misty mountains cold
To dungeons deep and caverns old
We must away ere break of day
To seek the pale enchanted gold." ---- The Misty Mountains was part of the Tolkien "Lord of the Rings"/"Hobbit" world. Led Zeppelin mentions Tolkien's writings in several of their songs. Robert Plant was a Tolkien fan for sure. The song was just kind of a Hippie/Tolkien combination. LOL William C.
Have you heard "Rivendell" by Rush?
Bingo!
There are many Tolkien references in Led Zeppelin's music. The Battle of Evermore is certainly fully inspired by Tolkien and makes references to Ring Wraiths, The Misty Mountains (Misty Mountain Hop) are taken right from Tolkien, Ramble On references Gullum, and I believe Over The Hills And Far Away is a Tolkien reference (if not referencing it from previous art).
based on some Haight Ashbury/Golden Gate Park situation Jimmy Page got himself into in '66, first American tour with the Yardbirds.... as soon as the cops heard his British accent : "Oh you're staying for tea son...and our friends gonna drop by for some fun" 🙄
And then we had Jimmy his with Alister Crowley obsession. A technicality brilliant and creative band, in touch with the dark side………unfortunately
As someone who spent Sunday afternoons in the Sydney Domain, a large park, in the early 1970s with other hippies I know exactly what this song is all about.
Yeah ya do. ✌
Been there, done that!
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Lex totally gets this! They are not out of the box but they exploded it chopped into bits and set it on fire! Masterpiece!
Also because of Robert Plant’s love for lord of the rings and all J.R.R. Tolkien writtings I’m sure Misty Mountain has something to do with Mordor and stairway to heaven is full of references
@@deezhammer There is something of Tolkien in Zeppelin and there is something of Zeppelin in Tolkien.
Lexi really gets Zeppelin, Brad does not.
@@dogbarbill I know right? brad never gets it
Every song by led Zeppelin was totally unique, which is why they're one of the greatest bands of all time.
Yeppers!!!
Not one of... they were the greatest rock band of all time.
Not unique since they stole most of their riffs and had to give proper credit to the originators.
@@DWQJVB entirely untrue
@@YungKilogram look it up
You guys are a great combo. Lex always has great insight into the music and you can see she just really appreciates music of many genres. While Brad often looks like an old man listening to music of a younger generation, thinking, what is this stuff? I love it!
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Pretty insightful Lex. Once you give led Zeppelin a little time you realize the complexity and the composition. Always heavily layered. This tune is great for the hippie vibe that appeals to teenage and young adult freedom of the times.
One of my favorite Led Zeppelin lines: "If you go down to the streets today baby, you better open your eyes." When you go outside , be alert. Good advice from Page, Plant, Jones and Bonham.
Led Zep IV really ought to be enjoyed from start to finish. Bloody masterpiece, it is.
Best indicator of a great band.... every song had a different sound.
Great point, this isn’t mentioned enough re Zep. I can’t even think of two guitar sounds alike off the top of my head let alone songs
Two vocal tracks is usually either the vocal line is doubled or a Harmony. In this case Robert Plant is harmonizing with himself by recording two or more separate tracks that are mixed together.
Ah thanks for clearing that up. I always thought JPJ was singing backing harmonies on this.
@@funkster007I think the only other person than Plant singing on that entire album is Sandy Denny on Battle of Evermore.
They were also always experimenting with using two or three (maybe more?) microphones placed in the booth at different distances. It created a layering effect but also an echo effect. I know they did it with Plants vocals but I'm also pretty sure they did it with Bonhams drums too. Add traditional layering to the microphone experements and you get sounds like this.
@@evilfantasy69 they definitely did it with Bonham's drums. Jimmy Page was very good in the studio, very competent and experimental
Black Dog and Misty Mountain were my favs in high school. Maybe Over the Hills and Far away, too.
Travelling Riverside Blues, for me.
vary good music you listen to the good stuff in life
Man! I love me some Zeppelin!! The kinda song you put on to clean your 🏠 house….. but then you find yourself dancing 💃🏼 around like your a Rockstar…✌🏻🦋
funny you should mention "Black Dog" this was released on the B-side of the Black Dog record. vocals were all Plant using his Amazing voice with jpj on electric piano and harmonizing with Page's guitar and with the band switching it up to different time signatures and Bonzo's double base drum holding it all down. Watch one of the Live versions and you can clearly see there are no "tricks of the trade" being used - Pure Talent. As far as the meaning it starts off with a bunch of peaceful people getting arrested for marijuana and goes on to speak of and wish / dream of living in a better world.
Im glad I didnt tell you that youre wrong. My favorite song by LZ is "Hey Hey What Can I Do" which I had always heard was the B side to Black Dog. I never owned vinyl growing up, so I only knew the song from the boxed set. Turns out that "Hey Hey What Can I Do" is the b side to Immigrant Song and I have been wrong since about 1994. Great post and great info!
Nice job Lex... Zeppelin needs to be absorbed. Over time this became my favorite Zeppelin tune.
Led Zeppelin’s “ I can’t quit you babe“ remix is a GREAT song for you 2. ROCKING BLUES from them.
Live in 1970 at Royal Albert Hall is crazy good!!
“Hey boy do you wanna score?”
😂
Do I wanna score? 😉
@@Kashmir.820 😂
Do the Crunge next just to mess with Brad.
It proves Zeppelin can play anything, including Funk.
And Bonzo's Montreux, it shows they preceded Techno and rave parties.
Not very convincing funk...
Has anyone seen the bridge?
@@Knightveil where's that confounded bridge?
I love how at 4:09 the guitar sings "Misty Mountain Hop"
Brad & Lex, I'd recommend "Living Loving Maid (She's Just a Woman)" for your 24th or 25th Led Zep song!!!
I can’t quit you baby. Or How many more Times. Off of Led Zeppelin 1.🌴✌️
I think they are singing about being in a park and meeting a bunch of hippies and hanging out getting stoned and what happened while doing so or possibly what he was thinking about.
Many songs like this way back then were like mini Motion Pictures for the mind.
As the Fonze would say "Exaticmundo "
The mighty Led Zepplien!
They asked us to stay for tea and have some fun. He said that his friends would all drop by
Hate when that happens 😆
Those drums baby.
This song is very much a trippy hippie song. For reference: "Tea" was a double entendre of the day, meaning marijuana. A lot of the 60s idealism had gotten melded into clique-ish activism by the early 1970s, & you'll hear veiled counter-cultural and "tune in, drop out" messages in lots of mostly complex, intricate rock artists between 69-73. Not only Pink Floyd (Fearless is another great example of a trippy hippie classic that never made it on rock radio), but also from the Rolling Stones, King Crimson, Black Sabbath, CSNY, The Band, The Grateful Dead, and Elton John (Burn Down the Mission, 11/17/70, I shall say no more). As will undoubtedly be mentioned elsewhere here, the "Misty" mountain is a reference to Tolkien, one of many, many allusions to him in songs about journeys and struggles within Zeppelin's catalog.
I didn't know about 'Tea' before. If you asked me what it was in reference to with drugs, I'd say mushrooms, as in mushroom tea. But this song is about the 1968 legalize pot rally in Hyde Park. The police made lots of arrests. I'd be leaning more towards a sardonic attack on the police, "son, why don't you come with me for tea. I've got some friends that you can hang out with." Tea, is English for dinner, or a light snack depending on your locale. The next lines, "there you sit like a book on the shelf", is sitting on the bench in a big cell with all the other arrests. Zep turned an arrest into a friendly gathering. At least that's my interpretation, despite it being a pot rally.
@@mgordon1100 I cued on references to "tea" after reading Hunter S. Thompson. With that knowledge, all those Zeppelin lyrics gave me a new window on Tolkien I had missed as a young adolescent, the first time through LotR.
Tea was definitely the word for pot for my group of friends - at least for a few years in the mid-seventies.
@@ghiaman65 Yes, we established that in my comment. Remember?
Tea=weed goes back to at least the 40s. Jack Kerouac in On the Road mentions it.
One of my favorites Thank You for covering this Band and song Ya Both made my day
A great song by an iconic rock band. There are way too many songs to recommend to list here.
Black Dog was my first introduction to the Mighty Zeppelin!! 35 years strong...No other band has ever come close!! Brad you need a Whole Lotta Love. lol
All songs are phenomenal! A trip back into a better era in 🎶 and life. Robert's voice is stellar!!
This is such a group effort! All of them gave such a virtuoso performance that blended so well together.
GODS - cannot be played loud enough
OK, please hear me.
I'm a subscriber and I've been watching you guys for some time now. I also watch a lot of the other reaction video providers on TH-cam. I don't know what else you two are into, but I really think you hit a niche for yourselves with your reaction vids. As far as I'm concerned, you're the best thing going right now. Especially for us old timers who love watching young people getting high on our generation's music. This gives me, and old dogs like me, a chance to relive the magic of that era, and experience the whole thing again vicariously through your eyes. I'm crowding 60 years old and I cut my rock 'n roll teeth on Led Zeppelin and so many of the other bands of the 60's, 70's. And I guess about halfway into the 80's. Sidenote: I think when Van Halen broke up after the release of their album, "1984", that marked the beginning of the end for that entire era of Rock.
Anyway, I deeply appreciate that you take the time to go back and explore the music of my generation. In my estimation it was the platinum age of Rock music. In my youth, you could take off walking through the streets of your own neighborhood on any given Friday or Saturday evening, and just follow the music to a party where there would be some garage band kickin' it and everybody spread out on the lawn, up the driveway and in the back yard. Blankets laid out and everybody getting high and jammin'. All the pretty girls in their hip-huggers and bell bottom jeans with chain belts, sitting in groups, (yeah, some of them even had flowers in their hair) laughing at the guys who were in steep competition to get their attention. All you'd have to do is walk past once, and act like you forgot something and walk by again, and it would be just like in this song. They'd invite you to get high with them, and stay a while. Perfect strangers! Next thing you know, you just made a gaggle of new friends. They'd probably be gone by the end of the summer, because in that day, renters, especially hippie renters, moved around a lot. For me, it was really the finest time to grow up. I don't want to say you kids "missed" something, because I'm sure you have similar memories and a love like ours for the times you grew up in. All that said, and bless you for sticking with me here; didn't mean to write a book, but it's my belief that Led Zeppelin is the greatest of all time. I guess nowadays they say, the GOAT. Anybody who comes from my generation who disagrees with that, literally does not know what they're talking about. There are two categories of rock band. In one category, there are all the bands in the world, except for one. And that one is the band that occupies the other category, all by themselves. Ladies and gentlemen, I give you, Led Zeppelin. They did more top-scoring music in more different genre, than any band on Earth. But that's not what really sets them apart. They lived what they wrote about. They lived their music.
A good example is the song, Kashmir, which, buy the way, you guys did an excellent reaction for. They were in Morocco and Tibet and India, and yes, the ever-disputed territory of Kashmir when they got the inspirations for this song and a lot of the other songs on those two or three albums they released during that stretch of their career. In other words, they didn't go into a studio and just like, "ok what are we gonna write songs about?" They lived it. When they say, "I sit with elders of a gentle race, whose world is seldom seen", they actually did.
Anyways, please keep up the awesome work. I always anticipate your next post with angst. Brad! You are the technical guy. You love structure, and you expect things to make sense. Which they should. I'm right there with you. Lex, you are awesome! I love your love for music, and how you jump on board and seem to be all in for a good time. You're like me in that sense; music is a natural high, and sometimes it isn't as structured as the logical mind often unfairly demands. You are the balancing factor in the equation and the two of you together make one hell of a Yin and Yang.
DO. NOT. STOP. I love you guys. Peace!
The drumming on this song is nothing short of amazing! One of my favorite zepplin songs.
The 70's were and extremely creative time period fo music and art. Artists and musicians just went in all directions experimenting. Many times the rules were just ignored and we got gems like this. Musically Led Zeppelin especially went in all kinds of directions. I think because it was a time when freedom and the will to do whatever we wanted, when we wanted, was on the minds of every kid and young adult. Loads of different Drugs helped too.
Nice post!
Lex is sooooo right!! They do it for a "feeling" and they succeed!!!
Yep, layered track on Plant's vocals.
"This sounds like it's from upside-down world." Ahhh, the 70's. A great time for music and a great time to be a kid, and we're headed back that way again, 'cept probably a bit worse and certainly more dangerous. I really hope that some great music can come out of the 2020's, maybe people will slow down, stop watching TV and get back to a creative mentality. Many would say that the autotoned music of today heard on the radio, seriously pales in comparison to the raw, honest as sunshine expression of soul belief in what they were doing back then combined with new tones of distortion and harmonic balance woven into and often made of, their musicianship with each other in the groups. They took the pop, r&b and soul of music of the past, put on a new set of tires, dropped in a Hemi and stomped it to the floor just to see what it could do.
well sed
The difference between how Brad and Lex experience music is what makes this channel so special! You two are both great, just like Led Zeppelin!!
Your Zeppelin reactions are my favorite!
This song follows Stairway to Heaven on the album and yes !!! both different but musically both songs packs the same powerful punch
Actually it doesn't. On the original album Stairway is the last track on side one and Misty the first track on side two.
Another Classic !
Gotta Love Zeppelin!!!
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Greetings from Oregon. Phido and I love you two. Brad, you lucky guy, Lex just adores you. Wishing all the best.
Man I just Love Lex and her laugh when she reacts. Always a fair and honest reaction. You’re great too Brad. 😉
Head and shoulder length hair above any other band. Luv em.
Brad says: "They succeeded in that". Lol 😆 . Love the humor. You guys are fun to watch.
This is a great counter to the soft and gentle "Going To California".
Lex gets the spirit of music, Brad intellectualizes the music, therefore his squareness can narrow his critique on some obscure music. Great channel.
Listening to Led Zep albums is purely Soul Food for your Brain! Always complex in its structure, each song seems to ring out a new sound or vibe that is propelled by the GOAT drummer & lead singer ever.
Some real hippy jive! My times, memories, yes a trip to another cosmos while sitting on the grass. Groovy.
love you and her❤ what you youngsters thought of that. brings back memories of hanging out in the park on a Saturday back in the 70s
Super fun song. Love the cymbals lol. Great groove
Oh, classic. Surprised you hadn't done this one yet. I imagined you'd have covered their whole discography by now...
Brad is so spot on so often, he really can be very insightful.
my personal favourite of theirs.. nice one.. the drums!!!
One of my favorite Led Zep songs!
Brad and Lex. I'm glad to see you checking out some classic rock masterpieces by Led Zeppelin. For those who were alive and old enough to appreciate the music (early teens and up), Led Zeppelin's entrance into the world of music brought a new and unique sound. No other bands at the time sounded like Led Zeppelin. To have experienced that transition of the music of that time period leaves a very special imprint in one's memory. Led Zeppelin brought blues to another level through electric guitars and electric basses and with the big driving sound of John Bonham's drums. As you have discovered, Led Zeppelin had more dimensions than just blues. Robert Plant's voice and vocals....nobody else sounds like him. He could raise the roof in one song and then sing a gentle ballad like "Thank You," one you have reviewed. Then there is Jimmy Page on guitar. A master of that stringed instrument. John Paul Jones who played bass and keyboards, had some classical music training. Led Zeppelin paved the way for what would become heavy metal. I have been enjoying watching your videos for the past couple days. Keep up the good work and looking forward to seeing more "Reaction Videos" on your channel.
Zeppelin definitely gets better and better the more you listen to it. I've been listening to them for decades and it never gets old. Each time I concentrate on a different part. Lyrics, percussion, bass, guitar, rhythm, the whole, and back again to individual parts. It never gets old. I guess that's how I can get lost in them listening for literally the several hundredth time and never get tired of it.
There's some really good songs out there but I tire of them after a while. But Led Zeppelin has sustained since I was a little kid and now I'm old. Still, I can get lost and sent rocking out to them.
Love this classic jam!
❤️❤️❤️Ahhhh, right back to my teenage years !!! ✌🏻✌🏻
OK. I haven't clicked play yet. The SECOND I saw that you reacted to this, I Clicked. I"M SO FRIGGIN EXCITED. I never hear reactions to this. THIS is my favorite Led Zep song. OMG.... Ok Ok. Calm down. ..... I hope you love it!!!
Bonham's groove at 3:30 is just so subtle and fantastic.
I do believe that the song starts with an eighth note rest. Page's guitar at the end is the best sound ever. But I'm a drummer and this song is beautiful for its drums. Brad should learn drums.
Excellent choice !!!
Lex, you get it. Loved your reaction, just like mine when I first heard this in the 1970's.
Led Zeppelin’s albums should be in everybody’s music catalog. Masterpieces.
amazing band, loved them when I was growing up
Yaaaaay. More Zeppelin 👍👍
The drums on this track are some of the best ever recorded, and that’s a fact!
One of my favorites
Excellent song! Truly an amazing rabbit hole to go down. Might I suggest In The Evening? It’s my fave Zeppelin song. You guys are doing such a fantastic job. I turned my daughter on to y’all. She loves you too!
I was blessed to see Led Zeppelin in Toronto, September 4th 1971. I was 15 years old. Their 4th album from which this song is on debuted on November 8th, 1971. From that album they played Stairway To Heaven, Black dog, and Going To California. It was a prelude to yet another classic rock album by Zeppelin. I will never forget that show.
You guys just plainly said, RULE!!!!
Everything they do is magnificent! Do some live performances!
A+ again Julie!
Lex,you rock!
Zeppelin did that kind of stuff all the time. Effortlessly. They were the masters of ending a song!
Great Music Lives Forever !
You are spot on Lex👍👍👍👍🤟
in the light by zeppelin many layers of music!
And once again, THOSE DRUMS!!
Brad & Lex, love your stuff, esp your Led Zeppelin videos. If I may suggest, Nobody's Fault But Mine from the album Presense. A remake of an old blues tune and a *solid* rocker.
There were so many amazing musicians in the business back then. I’d like to think there are today as well but we just don’t seem to hear it very often.
Agree...we don't see rock music like this today...luv Bonham's powerful, swampy fills on this one
One of my faves from Zep 👍
classic "hippie trippin" with Bonham just thundering away.. epic
This is their hippy trippy song. It makes me feel like I'm in Golden Gate Park tripping on shrooms in the early 70's & so is everyone else. And we just have a great day & go to a new friends house & party the hippy way.
One of the greatest songs ever written!
It's just fun watching you cats react to songs like this for the first time. Back in the 70's, as a kid, we all knew bands like Led Zeppelin and Jethro Tull were special and from another world.
On an album full of timeless classics, this is actually my favourite song.
They take you on the journey that is your life. It's timeless. It's perpetual.
Lex is groovin'!!
when he shouts 'WHAT YOU THINK I SAAAAAAAAAAAAAAW' i get goosebumps
this was hard rock back in the day...think of the era! simply Amazing Artist...my parents didnt like them but I Love them!
That’s Robert & Robert, Jimmy, Jimmy, & Jimmy and John and John! Yippee Ki-Yay!
And…that’s why they are the mighty legendary Led Zeppelin!! You can’t get this stuff no more!