Interesting, I've always liked this performance way better than the studio, Page solos on this are just awesome which aren't that great on the studio version.
@@FabioLovaglio Strange. I've nothing against Page. On the contrary, love the guy. From 14 years of age on I'd spend hours trying to copy everything he played (along with EC, Jimi, Pete Green), but Page could be really sloppy live. He'd sometimes start to meander and resort to some repetitious phrase as a fill-in just to get back on track. Still, the best 1 pound sterling I ever spent was to see them at Liverpool Stadium in 1971......
@@CharlieMcowan Men don't get me wrong, I agree with that too, He was at times awful in live solos, especially back in the zeppelin days but on this performance of this particular song, his solos are quite beautiful as opposed to the studio version which I find a little more bland.
The most beautiful love song that was ever written by the best rock band ever existed recorded on the best rock album that was ever released. P.s the studio version is much much better.
Used this song in my wedding as the 2nd dance song with me and wife played by my buddy's band who had to learn it for that occasion.. They rocked it.. I love this song my fav slow song of zep
Best concert I’ve ever been to in hundreds. And JPJ wasn’t there, and Bonzo had already passed away. You want to witness the greatest band ever? React to any song from the Madison Square Garden in 1973
Early Robert Plant in Zeppelin (1969 to 1973) was spectacular. Believe he had vocal chord surgery in 1973 and probably never quite regained his original voice status. You might want to check out the 1969 studio version of this song if you have a chance.
Must beg to differ Jon. Plant's voice was at it's zenith on many 'Physical Graffiti' tracks (I know some songs were left over from the HofTH sessions but you know what I mean). Then of course there is 'Achilles' Last Stand' where Percy puts in one of his finest performances..... sitting down too!!
Agreed. His voice was still good after 73, but his overall range just wasn't the same, especially on the higher end. His voice as mentioned from 69 to 73 was 1 of a kind. Plant is the male version of Janis Joplin IMO.
@@Veggamattic I didn't say anything about his high register. Just a personal opinion that his voice developed a timbre after his supposed operation and I think it was at its best on Physical Graffitti. You're entitled to your opinion and so am I, we're all Zeppelin fans and that's what's important 😊👍
This actually isn't Led Zeppelin, but a tour Page and Plant did with Robert's band 15 years after Zeppelin ended (with John Bonham's death). Still a nice performance.
The drummer was Michael Lee. Superb player. Unfortunately, he suffered from epilepsy and died alone, aged 36 , in his flat in Darlington. Page attended his funeral. Plant didn’t.
One of the most beautiful love songs ever written ( in 1969 btw)! This is just one example of the astonishing range of material Led Zeppelin produced. If you feel like rocking out by way of total contrast , try the video of " Black Dog" live in 1973.
Robert Plant led a band called The Honeydrippers after Led Zeppelin and I know you would like the song “Sea of Love” you can really hear his voice in this song 😊 great reaction
I tell you you’re really lucky you even get to react to Led Zeppelin they were that protective of their music I can remember when TH-cam first came out you could not look up a Led Zeppelin song it was restricted Van Halen was the same way they would not let you look there music up it would block you everybody should feel fortunate that they get to hear all this great music now that I got to grow up listening to it
Hi Rebeka, great reaction again🤘🏻. My favorite songs of Led Zeppelin are “Fool In The Rain” , “In My Time Of Dying” and “Ten Years Gone”. I think you will definitely like the last one.
doctors told him his voice was so wrecked he wouldnt be able to express emotion by the time of this gig, hes doing BLOODY well considering this. pre 1973 his voice was a god damn air raid siren when he wanted it to be! check out robert plant vocal range for evidence
I think this version is my favorite. Also from the Page/Plant cd The Rain Song and Since I've Been Loving You were my favorite versions as well ! Gallows Pole from the "Unleaded " cd was awesome !
Much like the first video of yours that I watched (MJ - Billie Jean 2001) I couldn't keep my eyes from you; so intriguing to see how the music moves you, especially when you break out into a big smile. I see several people criticizing this later version, but I think hearing the older Robert Plant's take on these devotional lyrics is actually quite interesting compared his much younger self. But - that's just me LOL If you continue reacting to Led Zeppelin in the future, I'd be curious to see what you think of Ten Years Gone from 1975's Physical Graffiti album. It's not just my favorite song from them, but it's such a perfectly crafted piece of music. There are several different tracks of guitar, almost in an orchestral way and the lyrics tell quite a personal story of having to break away from a relationship to pursue a career as a musician.
Fantastic to see a reaction vid that waits until the song is OVER before providing comments... THANK YOU! (The comments of others here about this post-Zepp video choice are right on, and there are plenty of live Zepp vids available that this wasn't a necessary choice.)
Not exactly Led Zeppelin, but close enough, as I was too young for concerts when Zeppelin was touring, and when Page and Plant reunited for this tour with the late great Bonzo's son on drums, I had to go... Led Zeppelin Thank You has always been my favorite song ever, and I have waited so long for the algorithm's to bring this song into the reaction pool. I will say,, always fancied myself a pretty rough and tuff self sufficient and confident Mountain Man, but when I went to this show, it was so incredible, that emotion took over, and when this song played, i wept! I mean wept, as in tears dripping in a stream off my chin. Thanks You for the Reaction! GOD Bless!
@@alexach2322 will do. I've heard a great thank from msg in 1970 that's smiler to blueberry Hill performance (they also do the song blueberry Hill at that gig too) I wish they'd recorded that the same way they in 73!!
Again, I would highly, highly recommend you reacting to "All of My Love." This song is beautiful and his voice definitely comes through. LZ used to do acoustic sets as well, so a few others you would enjoy: Going to California, That's the Way, Tangerine and Ten years gone...Mahalo and thank you.
I can only speak for myself, but "ZEPPELIN" spoke to me as man to man, what only we as "guys" experience, it is a personal journey we are on & woman play such an entegeral roll in our journey, we worship them & in turn they build us up & sometimes break us down & that is where these songs come from, they speak to us as equals in the language we can all understand... THANK YOU!!!
Perfect reaction to a beautiful song. Could tell you were really into it. As for your comments at the end, your reactions are honest and your own. This was a much better example, maybe, to start with, than "A Whole Lotta Love". "Stairway to Heaven" is also a good showcase of Led Zeppelin's capabilities. Continue doing what you are doing, continue being honest, and continue to keep great music alive. ✌❤🎹🎶🎵🎸👍
Check out the “BBC sessions “ version of this .Hands down it is the best guitar solo ever .Jimmy never played the same solo twice and it sends shivers down your spine.
I hired a violinist to play this at my wedding. I had her start it as my wonderful bride strolled up the aisle. It brought a tear to our eyes. It was fabulous! I wanted to sing the lyrics out loud, but I waited until the reception.
I can remember when this DVD came out in I believe 1994? or '95. . .I couldn't get to the store quick enough. It was like a rebirth for me, being born in 1970 I missed Zeppelin for the most part. I was and still am a little pissed JPJ wasn't invited but what can you do.
It's so fun watching you dig Zeppelin. Awesome reactions. If looking for any suggestions, I'd stick to live stuff, here's a suggested list: - The Ocean (from Madison Square Garden 1973) - Lemon Song (1969) - For Your Life (only done once live, 02 show) - Bron-Y-Aur Stomp (Earl's Court 1975) - Kashmir (Knebworth 1979) - How Many More Times (Danmarks 1969) - Whole Lotta Love (MSG 1973) - Trampled Under Foot (1975, 3 million plus views) Enjoy!
Rebeka.....for your reaction channel, the folks are going to want Zeppelin itself. BUT....you seem to love Robert’s voice......as do I. For your personal enjoyment, keep in mind that Robert has enjoyed a 40 year career post Zeppelin. Listen to songs like Big Log, Ship of Fools, I’m in the Mood......those are all songs from the eighties. In the nineties he and Jimmy did great work together.....This video is from that tour....He did a wonderful collaboration with Allison Kraus in 2007....which resulted in a Grammy winning album of beautiful songs. And in the past decade he has released beautiful songs......such as Rainbow, Stolen Kiss and Season’s song. As he has aged, he of course relies more on his lower register, which as you heard, is melodious, emotive, sometimes tender. For your own enjoyment, if you like his voice here, then check out his solo career...I believe he’s released 11 albums since 1980 when the great Zeppelin died.
I've just been scanning the list of available videos many of which were yours. You have a heck of a lot of really nice looks. It would be hard to pick a favorite. Just saying
I see the comments about this not being Zeppelin but Jones was not in this unlike other times when he was after a together after 1980.. The original studio version is a more intense version and he had the younger voice then but this one is almost as good .. TANGERINE and THAT'S THE WAY are two studio versions from LZ 3 are recommended ..
Battle of Evermore from their 4th album will really give you another perspective of Led Zep. Without giving too much away it's a folk inspired tune that takes you away to another time and place. There is also a guest female vocalist on there. Worth checking out Rebekah👍
I see some people ragging a bit on the fact this is not Zep . It's a valid point as they are not in their prime here . Anything live at Earls court is very good . There's also Madison Square garden 1973 . I think you would really appreciate going to california earls court 1975 . It's an acoustic number and very beautiful
They were just correcting her when she stated this was Zeppelin. While this is HALF of zeppelin playing their tunes. Still better than anything else because Zeppelin tunes... but just needed clarification. I listen to both the Page/Plant collab albums from the 90s to this day.
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Beautiful but the studio version chokes me up when I listen to it and I prefer that version
Me too
Ditto but this is a great version too. I liked how they closed it out.
Interesting, I've always liked this performance way better than the studio, Page solos on this are just awesome which aren't that great on the studio version.
@@FabioLovaglio Strange. I've nothing against Page. On the contrary, love the guy. From 14 years of age on I'd spend hours trying to copy everything he played (along with EC, Jimi, Pete Green), but Page could be really sloppy live.
He'd sometimes start to meander and resort to some repetitious phrase as a fill-in just to get back on track.
Still, the best 1 pound sterling I ever spent was to see them at Liverpool Stadium in 1971......
@@CharlieMcowan Men don't get me wrong, I agree with that too, He was at times awful in live solos, especially back in the zeppelin days but on this performance of this particular song, his solos are quite beautiful as opposed to the studio version which I find a little more bland.
The studio version you must hear off the 2nd album. Amazingly beautiful. It's interesting how Jimmy electrified it on this version.
Thank you for reacting to this and thank you Led Zeppelin.
You're very welcome.:)
The Rain Song from this tour is the most beautiful version......just exquisite
She is exactly why women love rock stars ..
The plant and Page version as others have said but great energy they did "Kashmir" with the Egyptian orchestra and the musicianship is off the planet
The most beautiful love song that was ever written by the best rock band ever existed recorded on the best rock album that was ever released. P.s the studio version is much much better.
Led Zeppelin and you what more would a person need...
One of my favorite songs of Led Zeppelin
I keep re-watching this I wanna Thank You for being YOU
“over the hills and far away” live at msg. i think you’d love that one
I will try to do my best. Thank you for your suggestion.:)
Used this song in my wedding as the 2nd dance song with me and wife played by my buddy's band who had to learn it for that occasion.. They rocked it.. I love this song my fav slow song of zep
Best concert I’ve ever been to in hundreds. And JPJ wasn’t there, and Bonzo had already passed away. You want to witness the greatest band ever? React to any song from the Madison Square Garden in 1973
Good reaction, many of the '70 bands both rocked hard and able show how versatile they are with softer ballads.
Thank you.:)
Love you too 😘 and led zeppelin .
So awesome to realize just how many people, in so many generations, enjoy the music these four guys brought into being for our enjoyment.
Did not get to seee Led Zeppelin, but got to go to this, and I had tears running off my chin during this song.. I mean, I Fucking bawled like a baby!!
They are an awesome band and I love your reaction
Early Robert Plant in Zeppelin (1969 to 1973) was spectacular. Believe he had vocal chord surgery in 1973 and probably never quite regained his original voice status. You might want to check out the 1969 studio version of this song if you have a chance.
Must beg to differ Jon. Plant's voice was at it's zenith on many 'Physical Graffiti' tracks (I know some songs were left over from the HofTH sessions but you know what I mean). Then of course there is 'Achilles' Last Stand' where Percy puts in one of his finest performances..... sitting down too!!
I noticed that right after his 2 solo albums his voice was a bit raspy, but then got better. Maybe a surgery.
Agreed. His voice was still good after 73, but his overall range just wasn't the same, especially on the higher end. His voice as mentioned from 69 to 73 was 1 of a kind. Plant is the male version of Janis Joplin IMO.
@@charliecoutts3003 Wrong...his high end was way better when he was young.
@@Veggamattic I didn't say anything about his high register. Just a personal opinion that his voice developed a timbre after his supposed operation and I think it was at its best on Physical Graffitti. You're entitled to your opinion and so am I, we're all Zeppelin fans and that's what's important 😊👍
This actually isn't Led Zeppelin, but a tour Page and Plant did with Robert's band 15 years after Zeppelin ended (with John Bonham's death). Still a nice performance.
...by all means ...soo correct .. but could have been live Jason Bonham be on skins ! God bless
@@vinnysandoval3433 that was not Jason on the drums. He played during the O2 reunion show only.
The drummer was Michael Lee. Superb player. Unfortunately, he suffered from epilepsy and died alone, aged 36 , in his flat in Darlington. Page attended his funeral. Plant didn’t.
One of the most beautiful love songs ever written ( in 1969 btw)! This is just one example of the astonishing range of material Led Zeppelin produced. If you feel like rocking out by way of total contrast , try the video of " Black Dog" live in 1973.
Robert Plant led a band called The Honeydrippers after Led Zeppelin and I know you would like the song “Sea of Love” you can really hear his voice in this song 😊 great reaction
Thank you so very much.:)
I tell you you’re really lucky you even get to react to Led Zeppelin they were that protective of their music I can remember when TH-cam first came out you could not look up a Led Zeppelin song it was restricted Van Halen was the same way they would not let you look there music up it would block you everybody should feel fortunate that they get to hear all this great music now that I got to grow up listening to it
Ich danke Dir !
Du hast ein großes Herz.
Hi Rebeka, great reaction again🤘🏻. My favorite songs of Led Zeppelin are “Fool In The Rain” , “In My Time Of Dying” and “Ten Years Gone”. I think you will definitely like the last one.
Thank you so much.:) I will try to do my best. Thank you for your suggestion.:)
@@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic yes Ten Years Gone studio version!
Definatly one of my favorite tunes of all time.
I really enjoy your facial expressions and the emotional reaction to the song.
Watching an exceptionally attractive young woman react to the greatest and sexiest Rock 'n Roll ever recorded/performed gave me chills ......
Love your looks when listening to this song
doctors told him his voice was so wrecked he wouldnt be able to express emotion by the time of this gig, hes doing BLOODY well considering this.
pre 1973 his voice was a god damn air raid siren when he wanted it to be! check out robert plant vocal range for evidence
Saw them in 72 & 73. Plant's voice was Outa this world in 72
Yeah, Air Raid Siren is a good description, Well Said !!!
I played Zeppelin for my drummer Johnny he took his life so I learned all of their stuff then with luck I’d work with the legendary Terry Manning
LED Zeppelin the best i ty też pozdrawiam
And there you go. Love watching a younger generation enjoying what we grew up with...and probably didn't appreciate it as much as ya'll do. Cheers.
THANK YOU YOU are so great!!!!! Glad to have met you here!!!!
Robert Plant wrote this song for his wife. Lucky woman!
I think this version is my favorite. Also from the Page/Plant cd The Rain Song and Since I've Been Loving You were my favorite versions as well ! Gallows Pole from the "Unleaded " cd was awesome !
What a great Band 63 yo guy here and have loved them since a kid! The greatest of all time.
Much like the first video of yours that I watched (MJ - Billie Jean 2001) I couldn't keep my eyes from you; so intriguing to see how the music moves you, especially when you break out into a big smile. I see several people criticizing this later version, but I think hearing the older Robert Plant's take on these devotional lyrics is actually quite interesting compared his much younger self. But - that's just me LOL
If you continue reacting to Led Zeppelin in the future, I'd be curious to see what you think of Ten Years Gone from 1975's Physical Graffiti album. It's not just my favorite song from them, but it's such a perfectly crafted piece of music. There are several different tracks of guitar, almost in an orchestral way and the lyrics tell quite a personal story of having to break away from a relationship to pursue a career as a musician.
I just love your reactions
What a treat! Thank you very much.
Glad you enjoyed it!:)
They can't mess up anything, they just can't.
Uma poesia...❤ !!!!
That’s a love song!!! The GOATS! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Fantastic to see a reaction vid that waits until the song is OVER before providing comments... THANK YOU!
(The comments of others here about this post-Zepp video choice are right on, and there are plenty of live Zepp vids available that this wasn't a necessary choice.)
Great reaction to this particular song thank you.. you nailed it enjoy what Led Zeppelin has to offer..✌️😉🙃.... you have potential just kidding😁
Thank you.:)
Led Zeppelin - Babe, I'm Gonna' Leave.
I can’t believe a young beautiful girl is playing this
Not exactly Led Zeppelin, but close enough, as I was too young for concerts when Zeppelin was touring, and when Page and Plant reunited for this tour with the late great Bonzo's son on drums, I had to go... Led Zeppelin Thank You has always been my favorite song ever, and I have waited so long for the algorithm's to bring this song into the reaction pool. I will say,, always fancied myself a pretty rough and tuff self sufficient and confident Mountain Man, but when I went to this show, it was so incredible, that emotion took over, and when this song played, i wept! I mean wept, as in tears dripping in a stream off my chin. Thanks You for the Reaction! GOD Bless!
bbc sessions is the best live version of this, its INCREDIBLE
One of Jimmy's best solo is from that session
@@willyroussel3563 that solo is 1 of jimmies best imo
@@eatthisvr6 listen to thank You of the bootleg of blueberry hill and probably You Will change Your opinion.
@@alexach2322 will do. I've heard a great thank from msg in 1970 that's smiler to blueberry Hill performance (they also do the song blueberry Hill at that gig too) I wish they'd recorded that the same way they in 73!!
Again, I would highly, highly recommend you reacting to "All of My Love." This song is beautiful and his voice definitely comes through. LZ used to do acoustic sets as well, so a few others you would enjoy: Going to California, That's the Way, Tangerine and Ten years gone...Mahalo and thank you.
I will try to do my best. Thank you for the suggestion.:)
I can only speak for myself, but "ZEPPELIN" spoke to me as man to man, what only we as "guys" experience, it is a personal journey we are on & woman play such an entegeral roll in our journey, we worship them & in turn they build us up & sometimes break us down & that is where these songs come from, they speak to us as equals in the language we can all understand... THANK YOU!!!
"That's the Way," Rebeka.
my favorite song🇯🇵
I saw Robert Plant live at the Melbourne Entertainment centre in the 80's -still awesome after many years between
I love how you feel the music, you are my new favorite 💖
Thank you.:)
Perfect reaction to a beautiful song. Could tell you were really into it. As for your comments at the end, your reactions are honest and your own. This was a much better example, maybe, to start with, than "A Whole Lotta Love". "Stairway to Heaven" is also a good showcase of Led Zeppelin's capabilities. Continue doing what you are doing, continue being honest, and continue to keep great music alive. ✌❤🎹🎶🎵🎸👍
Thank you so much!!:)
First dance at my wedding
Nice, but not LED Zeppelin, it’s a band Robert and Jimmy put together in the 1990’s.
Still great though
Thank you.:)
Kind of like the Who without Moon and Entwistle? I think the Who does just fine with only Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend.
I thought that was the Page & Plant era. It's not just that there's no Bonham or JPJ , it's also 20 years later.
Very true. They should have included JPJ but having said that they didn’t sound this good since the early 70’s!
Love your smile on this one🤙
Check out the “BBC sessions “ version of this .Hands down it is the best guitar solo ever .Jimmy never played the same solo twice and it sends shivers down your spine.
agreed
by far the best version
Live "real"Zepp is great. But may I suggest their albums. If you enjoyed that version, the studio version may shed a romantic tear. Thanks.
I will try to do my best. Thank you for the suggestion.:)
Good reaction, just be yourself because you cannot be someone you are not. Keep the reactions coming, you are alright.
They are the most amazing band ever...please...more Zeppelin. Please do the actual band and less of post Zeppelin stuff
I will try to do my best. Thank you for your suggestion.:)
Beautiful
Robert Plant....Led Zeppelin...Rock GODS...thats all you need to know.
big fan of Led Zeppelin have all their albums also love playing Dazed and confused on guitar
nothing compares to the studio version.
I hired a violinist to play this at my wedding. I had her start it as my wonderful bride strolled up the aisle. It brought a tear to our eyes. It was fabulous! I wanted to sing the lyrics out loud, but I waited until the reception.
THANK QQQQ!!!!!
I love Babe I’m Gonna Leave You and Ramble On
I Love that you love drums as well
If the sun refused to shine ............
🙂love this song🙂
:) was played at my wedding
I can remember when this DVD came out in I believe 1994? or '95. . .I couldn't get to the store quick enough. It was like a rebirth for me, being born in 1970 I missed Zeppelin for the most part. I was and still am a little pissed JPJ wasn't invited but what can you do.
It's so fun watching you dig Zeppelin. Awesome reactions.
If looking for any suggestions, I'd stick to live stuff, here's a suggested list:
- The Ocean (from Madison Square Garden 1973)
- Lemon Song (1969)
- For Your Life (only done once live, 02 show)
- Bron-Y-Aur Stomp (Earl's Court 1975)
- Kashmir (Knebworth 1979)
- How Many More Times (Danmarks 1969)
- Whole Lotta Love (MSG 1973)
- Trampled Under Foot (1975, 3 million plus views)
Enjoy!
React to since I've been loving you live on bluebberyy hill there is no video but it is the singer at his peak before he lost his voice.
I will try to do my best. Thank you for your suggestion.:)
Your a real beauty!!!
Thank you.:)
Eres muy linda y me encanta como sientes el rock...saludos desde chile
Led Zeppelin can’t say more
Thank you
You're welcome.:)
Rebeka.....for your reaction channel, the folks are going to want Zeppelin itself. BUT....you seem to love Robert’s voice......as do I. For your personal enjoyment, keep in mind that Robert has enjoyed a 40 year career post Zeppelin. Listen to songs like Big Log, Ship of Fools, I’m in the Mood......those are all songs from the eighties. In the nineties he and Jimmy did great work together.....This video is from that tour....He did a wonderful collaboration with Allison Kraus in 2007....which resulted in a Grammy winning album of beautiful songs. And in the past decade he has released beautiful songs......such as Rainbow, Stolen Kiss and Season’s song. As he has aged, he of course relies more on his lower register, which as you heard, is melodious, emotive, sometimes tender. For your own enjoyment, if you like his voice here, then check out his solo career...I believe he’s released 11 albums since 1980 when the great Zeppelin died.
I will do my best. Thank you for your suggestion.:)
One of.my favourite Led Zeppelin songs. This is not Led Zeppelin version though. It's Plant and Page version of their 1994 No quarter album.
Yer awesome!
Thanks.:)
Well Done 👏🎵🎶🎙
Thank you.:)
As beautiful as you are
Now that was potential lol 😆
Hahaha...:D Yes, it was indeed.:)))
I think that you would LOVE Robert Plant’s solo rendition of the song “If I Were A Carpenter”. Be sure to check that one out. It’s beautiful.
I've just been scanning the list of available videos many of which were yours. You have a heck of a lot of really nice looks. It would be hard to pick a favorite. Just saying
Hello, Led Zeppelin’s best slow song is probably ****Since I’ve been lovin you*** pleaaaase react to it :)
You should check out the video of this with pics. It's hard not to have tears show up...
I will try to do my best. Thank you for your suggestion.:)
@@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic ok ►►►
Saw them twice in concert, but they didn't play this song either time.
I see the comments about this not being Zeppelin but Jones was not in this unlike other times when he was after a together after 1980.. The original studio version is a more intense version and he had the younger voice then but this one is almost as good .. TANGERINE and THAT'S THE WAY are two studio versions from LZ 3 are recommended ..
I think I prefer the studio version with the beautiful acoustic guitar intro and solo.
If you like that version so much i highly recommend you check out the studio version on LZII
Battle of Evermore from their 4th album will really give you another perspective of Led Zep. Without giving too much away it's a folk inspired tune that takes you away to another time and place. There is also a guest female vocalist on there. Worth checking out Rebekah👍
I will try to do my best. Thank you for your suggestion.:)
Ufffff since i've been loving you (live) achilles last stand (live) de led zeppelin, están buenísimas esas canción. Ufff :)
How about reacting to "You shook me" Led Zep? Please ?
Have you ever listened to any Steely Dan?...Peg?...Black Cow?...Hey Nineteen?..Josie?...I believe you'd love it.
Ooh...Yes Steely Dan is awesome. “Reelin’ In The Years” “Kid Charlemagne” “Pretzel Logic”.
I see some people ragging a bit on the fact this is not Zep . It's a valid point as they are not in their prime here . Anything live at Earls court is very good . There's also Madison Square garden 1973 . I think you would really appreciate going to california earls court 1975 . It's an acoustic number and very beautiful
They were just correcting her when she stated this was Zeppelin. While this is HALF of zeppelin playing their tunes. Still better than anything else because Zeppelin tunes... but just needed clarification. I listen to both the Page/Plant collab albums from the 90s to this day.
Please go on a Pink Floyd adventure. I think you will love their relaxing music! "Time" would be a great song to start with.
Relaxing? That song is terrifying, starting with the alarm at the beginning. I love Floyd, but they are often enough a paranoid bad acid trip.