So fun to watch this with my older brother. Thank you for suggesting this song. If you are new to reactions, we are supposed to pause and talk over it to be at least somewhat transformative. What a song and what a performance.
My older brother turned me on to Zep. He gave me their entire catalog on vinyl. Imagine that. Every Led Zeppelin record all at the same time. One of the greatest gifts I've ever received.
@@Dobermanluv it's his channel man. If you don't like it, don't watch. Or better yet, start your own TH-cam channel and do it the way you think it should be done.
Just Like Frank Zappa. And If you haven't heard of him, I suggest you seek him out. The song "Trouble Every Day" from Zappa's debut album, "The Mothers Of Invention - Freak Out " from 1966 is arguably the first Rap flow ever! If you don't believe me, Listen to It... I dare ya'😁
@@leddygee1896 Thanks. That was cool. I have heard of them but not this particular song, it’s definitely ahead of its time. Although, I’d say Cab Calloway’s scatting is also a bit of a precursor to rapping.
The first time I saw Zeppelin live was 23rd March 1969 at my local pub. The venue was supposed to hold 200 max, and there was over 400 people in the hall. They were paid £100 for the gig, and tickets cost £1, and we even got to chat to the band afterwards. Last time I saw them was 4th August 1979, and I saw them another 5 times in between. Each time was better than the last, and their music will live on forever in my opinion.
I saw the Led Zeppelin about 5 or 6 times every time they performed at the Tampa Stadium. I was only 18yrs old at the time. They were totally electrifying live! I'm 73yrs old now but i remember. I knew they were going to be a legendary rock band back then. Led Zeppelin's music will continue to be played and enjoyed for years to come. They are definitely the greatest band to ever walk the earth! ❤
@@RuthKing-wm9nw That's so cool to hear! I showed up every time they performed at the Tampa Stadium. I'd say that I saw them about 5 or 6 times. I lived in St.Petersburg just across the way.
"Led Zeppelin at its core, is a Blues Band." So said lead vocalist Robert Plant. I agree totally. Black Sabbath was arguably the first Metal Band, or maybe Deep Purple. The term hadn't been invented yet.
i saw them live in 73 in a 2000 seat provincial theatre in Southampton, uk and on the last night of their 5 night residency at the earls court in london, no support act, just 3 1/2 of magic music, we were blessed to grow up in the 70s, unbeatable nights....peace chaps
I saw them multiple times and each time was incredible! The 1st was 1/31/69 at the Fillmore East. They were the undercard to Iron Butterfly. 1st row right orchestra in front of Jimmy Page. A memory I will never forget. Best band of all time!
I have watched several of your reactions, and I just love the way you describe how it makes you feel and your deep appreciation for the endless talent and diversity of old school music. I am 65 yrs old and I saw Led Zeppelin in 1973 in Albuquerque, NM when I was only 14 yrs old. We were standing in the front row right in front of Jimmy and Robert and their gigantic speakers! Of course we were all very high. It was the best concert of my entire life! We were completely blown away by their incredible sound and talent. Pure magic!! They were so loud and we were all deaf for 3 days after, but it was totally worth it! I have been completely obsessed with Robert for 50 years, so you can imagine how totally freaked out I was to meet him last summer! We had seen him perform the night before, and we ran into him eating breakfast the next morning. We sat right next to him, and he talked to us for quite a while. It was so supernatural and miraculous that I was in shock for about 3 days. He is such a living legend and incredibly kind, funny and down to earth. He's still got the magic and will always be the golden god or rock and roll! ❤
@@debbers that's not the point. It's not that we don't want to hear what they have to say, but LISTEN to the song first, then comment. Or don't you understand that?
@@antarcticorb9197 Maybe you are the one who doesn't understand! This is his channel and it is a reaction channel, so like I said before, if you don't want to hear them talk during the song go somewhere else and watch it "alone"! Because this is not a perfect world, if it was you would have nothing to complain about and wouldn't that mess up your world! Thank you for your reply once again, I welcome anyone's comments!
All the greatest artists have this in common. They channel the universes energy and transmute it to music and it goes straight into your soul via your ears. And I had tickets to see them in my hand and the drummer passed a few weeks before the concert. I was so bummed on so many levels.
TH-cam has blessed me so much as I get to hear music from so many. I’m 66 and sadly we were bound by what the radio stations played. Now I get to enjoy so much music I missed from every decade. Awesome.
My oldest brother was ten years older than me and he took me to a few big, outdoor rock jam festivals, probably mostly to impress his girlfriends. I was a little kid and pre-Vietnam he was a very clean cut guy. Passing that sacrament every Sunday. 😉 So we were not on anything at all and didn't need to be. I got to see some legendary bands all before the age of 10. Then in 1970 he went to Vietnam along with 2 of our other brothers. The world was never the same after that for them or for me.
Man, you talked right through the first cool beat shift. LOL! Great song to react to and it's been a while since I've listened as you've hit another one of my faves. Tool and Zep! Peace to you and your family!
It is a reaction video after all. Go listen to the original if you don’t want to hear the reactor speaking when he has something to say about the performance that he is reacting to.
@@michealj9936 So touchy! I wasn't saying I DIDN'T want to hear him, I was saying he missed a good part so the parts that are fun to witness someone else enjoying is what we missed. Besides, don't tell me what to do ya bossy bastard!
@KivaDigs I definitely understand your point. Sebs has reacted to many songs I have requested thru the tip jar. Occasionally a part of a song that I want to see how he reacts to is missed because of some chatter or laughter at the critical point that I was waiting on. Man, I figure it just comes with the territory of reacting to unfamiliar music. He has added a “feature” where he reads through the lyrics afterwards and usually catches anything he missed during the song. Not quite the same but close enough for me I guess. Sebs however is definitely the most entertaining person out there at doing reactions in my opinion. I apologize if I came across as a little snarky. That wasn’t my intention.
The song Black Dog was covered many years later by Robert Plant and Alison Krauss. Very different fron the original, but still outstanding. I highly suggest it.
My first concert was Ted Nugent. I was sitting dead center just a couple of rows up from the standing area in front of the stage when the guy on my right taps me on the shoulder and proceeds to hand me a large joint roach clip included. I never did drugs so I did not partake and passed it on down to my buddy who kept it going like doing the wave at a football game or something. Then the Motor City Mad Man makes his entrance by dropping from the rafters of the arena by a rope screaming the Tarzan sound and wearing nothing but a loin cloth. When the rope drops him down to about center stage he lets go of it and someone throws his guitar up which he catches in mid air and by the time he lands on the stage he is already playing Cat Scratch Fever. I never witnessed anything like that ever again at a concert.
I am sitting here wearing a t shirt that says, Yes, I am old, I saw Led Zeppelin live on stage. I saw them when they played the Warehouse in New Orleans in May 1973. I was a senior in High School. . I wasn't on drugs. The tickets for the show were $5.00 if I remember correctly. We sat on pieces of carpet on the floor unless you were lucky enough to get up against the foot of the stage.
Sebs, every concert that I went to in the 1970's, the place was full of marijuana smoke. It wasn't unusual to be passed a joint from a complete stranger, take a toke and pass it on. You can see the smokiness in the lights at this concert if you pay attention so yeah, I'd say a good percentage of the audience was high. I loved what you said about their confidence, it's one of the things that I think the band possessed in abundance. Thanks for reaction, for the record, I didn't mind y'all talking. I'd be talking to my brother too!
First time listening to your channel. Been a Zep-head since I was 15 although I was a child of the 80's. I saw Page and Plant in '98 for the Walking in Clarksdale tour at the old Ice Palace in Tampa. Jason Bonham was on drums. It wasn't classic Zeppelin but it was the best taste I could get and it was awesome! We drank flaming Dr. Peppers on the way up and lit up at the show!
Led Zeppelin was is their own category of blues rock n roll. Their live performances were perfectly imperfect. I am 59yo and was weened on one of the greatest albums (double album) Physical Graffiti.
Welcome Diego. My parents saw them more than once; the 1975 tour happened when I was 3 - my dad wanted to take me but my mom said I was too young, lol (she has since said she should have let me go, just for the experience, lmao) My mom has always described Robert Plant as "sex on a stick", lol. Both my parents were on LSD during BOTH shows and were mesmerized and taken to a different place. You were right when you described it as a religious experience.
Awe, you're with your brother, how sweet!❤ I love Zeppelin!! A song of theirs that's not hardly ever mentioned, but is a fantastic one, is "Fool in the rain" PLEASE, check that one out!😉👍
I saw them live in 1969. They were amazing!!! But so we're the others there, Paul Butterfield, johnny and Edgar Winter, 10 years after, janis Joplin....good times
I was 14, they came to Portland Oregon at Memorial Coliseum June 1973. Me and 3 gf's took mushrooms. 😅It was intense, fun, life changing and the beginning of my journey to see every band i could. I've tried to make a list of all concerts and its beyond 100. Usually intoxicated or high or both. Different times for sure. I feel grateful and blessed to have lived through those special FREE times! Rock on!❤😂
I saw them in April ‘77 in Chicago. Sadly they discontinued the tour in July ‘77 because Robert Plants 5 year old son passed away. They never toured in the US again. But it was awesome seeing them live and no I wasn’t high on anything except their music.
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I saw them live the first day I heard of them, April 1969. I sat on the floor, front row right by Jimmy Page. The following year I saw them at a huge festival, headlining the Sunday night to almost 200,000 people.
I saw them in the Boston Garden in 1974. My buddy and I worked in a machine shop and we had tickets so we wanted the day to go by fast and we took two Black Beauties before work and we put out a lot of work that day. After work we smoked a couple of joints and right before the concert we took a Qualude so we alternated between flying high and melodic throughout the concert. Such a great day/night
there was a VHS movie released of the MSG concerts called The Song Remains The Same, this video you are reacting to is not from that movie but it is from the same series of performances. They included the best performances in the movie.
I was at that show too. Had just graduated from high school, was absolutely sober because we got pulled over and had all our alcohol dumped out by the cops. It was in the trunk so they didn't bust us but we had to watch them dump it out. One of the cops told us he had tickets but had to work so his brother went instead. Magical night all around. Almost 50 years later and my ears are still ringing. I think it left cracks in the brand new Kingdome.
You definitely need to check out Led Zeppelin's The Rain Song, Since I've Been Loving You, Battle of Evermore Ramble On and Kashmir. All of their songs have such different styles and are so unique and totally amazing! Dave Matthews Band has been my #1 for the past 25 years. They are extremely talented and feature many different styles of music also. We had so many excellent bands in the 70s! Boz Scaggs, Steely Dan, Yes, Robin Trower, Moody Blues to name a few! 😁
Seen them live in England ,twice in Liverpool twice in London and once at a festival and they were the ultimate Rock Blues band,four legendary musicians the death of John Bonham was the End of Zep until they reformed a few years ago at Earls Court London and they were just as good
I live in Salt Lake City. So Led Zeppelin live in Seattle in the late 1970. This was in the Kingdom when they still had that there. Yes I was on something and now I wish I hadn't been but I still remember loving it. Is they are the best band ever!
Saw Zeppelin on February 8th 1975 in Philadelphia and again on June 7th 1977 at Madison Square Garden. I was completely sober for both shows. I also saw Robert Plant with his solo band in March 2005 at the House of Blues in Myrtle Beach, SC. All great experiences. I was 17 in '75 and '19 at the '77 show. The best concerts were in the 70s.
I saw them in Oakland, CA in 1977. I was not on anything. I know I am extremely fortunate to have seen them, all 4 original members - they were epic. Have since seen Plant solo & with Page, and with Alison Krauss recently and absolutely love him still. He has evolved - check him out now.
Thanks for your reaction to the best band ever. Since I’ve been loving you Live at MSG in1973❤❤Oakland California in 1977. I saw Led Zeppelin no stimulates they were Legendary ❤❤
Was born in 67 and tree was no way my mom would've taken me to see them - but in the 80s i did get the pleasure of seeing Robert plant and Joan Jerry on the now and zen tour. We sang every song and were pooped on our way home!!
Use to be my ring tone. I kept jumping every time the phone rang. Had to change it to hey Jude. I'm 63. Saw Robert 2 times 1985 1988 Dallas. Saw sir Paul Dallas 2002. Saw Ringo in Oklahoma 2023. Saw almost every band. First concert April wine 1973. Peace bro. Texas
In 73 they played 3 nights at MSG... all sell outs and could have done 5-6 nights as ticket requests were crazy...it was specifically recorded to edit for their upcoming full length "The Song Remains the Same" concert movie...this live plus some theatrical scenes chosen by each band member.
I saw them live in Dallas Texas 1975. They were promoting their brand new album called physical graffiti. It was one of the most awesome bands I've ever seen
Second song I learned on guitar. Very instructive but it taught me nothing about simple strumming. Which I sorely needed more than this riff was teaching
The reason why Led Zeppelin worked is Jimmy Page was a studio support musician that went off on his own and formed the band with people he met in the business. He knew how to reproduce a sound consistently. He was also a sound engineer and had a lot to do with the sound mixing. Everyone in the band were pioneers. The chemistry they developed is crazy. When Bottem, the drummer died, they couldn't go on without the group chemistry. Page went on to be an industry leader in sound production but played rarely.
Back in 1975….I saw them perform at Madison Square Garden for six consecutive nights….back in the day tickets were $20.00 and the only way you can purchase the tickets legally was mailing either a check or money order in advance of the concert date….
@@darthv1001it’s not the pause. I get that, and he always does it. It’s the gabbing with his brother over the music…..it means he’s not really paying attention to the music…which is what a reactor is supposed to be doing, right?
@@jss27560you watch a reactor to get their reaction to the music. Not to watch him have a confab with his bro OVER the music. There’s a big difference.
Saw them April 1977. Good show! Loud! lol. Unfortunately, a few months later their US tour came to an abrupt ending (R. Plant's 5-year-old son died suddenly).
The very first concert I attended was Led Zepplin at the Atlanta Fulton County Stadium in 1973. Led Zepplin was as good or better live as recorded. They were phenomenal. At the beginning of the concert two police officers decided they would bust a guy for smoking weed. The police were driven out of the stadium and then they were bombed with beer bottles from the top of the stadium and driven off of the block. From the moment the concert began weed flowed like water. Joints were going in all directions. To even be in the stadium was to be high.
I did see them live in 1975 in St Louis. They played for over 3 hours. It was wonderful but also sad in a way as I knew I had just seen the best concert I was ever going to see. Your analogy of a Religious experience were right on. They were the best that's why their music is still relevant after 50 years.
Saw them in 1977. First stop on the tour. Minneapolis. Almost 4 hours of greatness. And of course there were some added mood altering affects going on.
I saw Led Zeppelin in early 1972 at Southampton University, just before Led Zeppelin IV (the runes album!) was released. They had released Led Zeppelin, Led Zeppelin Ii and Led Zeppelin III and Plant introduced a song off the new album saying sorry about the delay in releasing the album, we can’t think what to call it!!!!
I tried to buy Zeppelin tickets in '75 in St Louis (I was 12 years old) but they sold out in minutes so I lost out. ☹ Never had another opportunity to see them again.
Must do John Farnham reactions of Black Dog. It will be audio only as it was a mic check _warm up song. Thank God the audio tech recorded it. He never sang live at his shows.
I saw them at day on the green, Oakland Ca. It was in 78 and I have them in pictures, I took. And yes we drank, smoked and had some white lady, we party hard,bro
Unfortunately Sebs if a song has been doctored (remastered) that likely means that at least the vocals have been run through Tone Control and Pitch Correction software. It’s becoming somewhat difficult to find live tracks that haven’t been pitch corrected after the fact by someone on behalf of the musician or band. If anyone is interested, Fil of the Wings of Pegasus site does “Analysis” videos that aren’t a competitor of or a replacement for reaction videos like these by Sebs. Using software that actually graphs the vocals Fil can visually prove whether vocals are original or have been pitch corrected. Additionally Fill recently “busted” the Eagles for actually miming pitch corrected versions of their songs during their live concerts. A suspicious fan sent Fil a video of the band’s live performance asking if they were really singing or only miming. Analysis showed that they were miming! He then determined many other bands are also guilty. Fascinating and eye opening stuff!
I think he’s checked Zep and Plant and determined that Plant has not been. If I recall correctly. That doesn’t mean that some jerk won’t do so in the future….but I know it would highly piss off Plant and Page and JPJ.
Note the opposing tempos that Bonham(drummer) plays throughout the song. Time changes for the whole band. Hfor two bars at a time. Sick music theory applied.
It has always killed me that I missed Led Zeppelin (I was too young) but I have seen Robert Plant numerous times in the recent past.....he's still magical.
you asked, Ill tell ya... Was in College in Minnesota and Zepplin came to town. Spent the day smoking dope and drinking Tequila... Got to the concert and my buddy at the beginning of the first song was dragged away by the drug intervention security people. I loved the concert, He got to hear the end of the last song when he was coming out of the stadium basement...... Good times.
I saw Led Zeppelin in concert in 1969 and 1970 in Kansas City. At the time I was a singer in a garage band in college. We did songs from the first album but not this song which was later. Was I on something? Probably. I don’t remember. Is that proof? Anyway, they were electrifying in person.
About 1976 I believe. Pontiac MI. Record breaking attendance at the time. I think around 180 thou I think. Someone will correct me maybe. I still have the stub. $10. Pretty much like this
Saw them twice. No band can compare to their sound. They are all Demigods at what the play and Plant is the definitive Rock star. John, the drummer, is the Guitar God.
So fun to watch this with my older brother. Thank you for suggesting this song. If you are new to reactions, we are supposed to pause and talk over it to be at least somewhat transformative. What a song and what a performance.
My older brother turned me on to Zep. He gave me their entire catalog on vinyl. Imagine that. Every Led Zeppelin record all at the same time. One of the greatest gifts I've ever received.
You are to pause. NOT talk over the best parts of the performance.
@@Dobermanluv it's his channel man. If you don't like it, don't watch. Or better yet, start your own TH-cam channel and do it the way you think it should be done.
How sweet we've met your family, your dad and now Diego ❤️
I’d like to dedicate a reaction video to my wife of 13 years today. It’s our Anniversary. Please react to Enrique Iglesias You’re My #1.
"We were 4 lads at the top of our game."----Jimmy Page.......Understatement of the decade!!!
Zeppelin never played the same song the same way twice. Each rendition was unique.
sounds the same to me .😀😀
As it should be (unique, that is - not what the guy above me said)
Just Like Frank Zappa. And If you haven't heard of him, I suggest you seek him out. The song "Trouble Every Day" from Zappa's debut album, "The Mothers Of Invention - Freak Out " from 1966 is arguably the first Rap flow ever! If you don't believe me, Listen to It... I dare ya'😁
@@leddygee1896 Thanks. That was cool. I have heard of them but not this particular song, it’s definitely ahead of its time. Although, I’d say Cab Calloway’s scatting is also a bit of a precursor to rapping.
@@markvanderstelt8999 Absolutely not.
The first time I saw Zeppelin live was 23rd March 1969 at my local pub. The venue was supposed to hold 200 max, and there was over 400 people in the hall. They were paid £100 for the gig, and tickets cost £1, and we even got to chat to the band afterwards. Last time I saw them was 4th August 1979, and I saw them another 5 times in between. Each time was better than the last, and their music will live on forever in my opinion.
You were so blessed to have seen them in 1969!!❤❤
I saw the Led Zeppelin about 5 or 6 times every time they performed at the Tampa Stadium. I was only 18yrs old at the time. They were totally electrifying live! I'm 73yrs old now but i remember. I knew they were going to be a legendary rock band back then. Led Zeppelin's music will continue to be played and enjoyed for years to come. They are definitely the greatest band to ever walk the earth! ❤
I was there! 50yd line on the field..we drove from Gainesville in a VW van on my 21st birthday!😊
@@RuthKing-wm9nw That's so cool to hear! I showed up every time they performed at the Tampa Stadium. I'd say that I saw them about 5 or 6 times. I lived in St.Petersburg just across the way.
Boys there will never be two music decades like the 60's and the 70's! Soooo much good music and great artist! Just enjoy.............
"Led Zeppelin at its core, is a Blues Band." So said lead vocalist Robert Plant. I agree totally. Black Sabbath was arguably the first Metal Band, or maybe Deep Purple. The term hadn't been invented yet.
i saw them live in 73 in a 2000 seat provincial theatre in Southampton, uk and on the last night of their 5 night residency at the earls court in london, no support act, just 3 1/2 of magic music, we were blessed to grow up in the 70s, unbeatable nights....peace chaps
I was 20 yrs old when i seen them in Chicago in '72 and again in '73 when they did this same concert in Chicago. They were fricken amazing!
I saw them multiple times and each time was incredible!
The 1st was 1/31/69 at the Fillmore East. They were the undercard to Iron Butterfly.
1st row right orchestra in front of Jimmy Page. A memory I will never forget. Best band of all time!
Zeppelin was absolutely magnificent!!
I have watched several of your reactions, and I just love the way you describe how it makes you feel and your deep appreciation for the endless talent and diversity of old school music. I am 65 yrs old and I saw Led Zeppelin in 1973 in Albuquerque, NM when I was only 14 yrs old. We were standing in the front row right in front of Jimmy and Robert and their gigantic speakers! Of course we were all very high. It was the best concert of my entire life! We were completely blown away by their incredible sound and talent. Pure magic!! They were so loud and we were all deaf for 3 days after, but it was totally worth it! I have been completely obsessed with Robert for 50 years, so you can imagine how totally freaked out I was to meet him last summer! We had seen him perform the night before, and we ran into him eating breakfast the next morning. We sat right next to him, and he talked to us for quite a while. It was so supernatural and miraculous that I was in shock for about 3 days. He is such a living legend and incredibly kind, funny and down to earth. He's still got the magic and will always be the golden god or rock and roll! ❤
I saw them in 1977 in San Diego! I was 18 yrs old. It was the time of life! I still blast them!❤
was that at the Arena or when they played in Mission Valley near the Town and Country? Can't remember now.
It was the Arena!!
I saw them in 1977 in Tampa! I was 18 yrs old. It was the time of life! I still blast them! 😊
Talking through a Zeppelin song? Anathema!
Agreed. They talked over the entire goddamned song. LISTEN TO IT.
You could just go watch it somewhere else by yourself if you don't want to listen to them talk! That would be my advice to both of you!
@@debbers that's not the point. It's not that we don't want to hear what they have to say, but LISTEN to the song first, then comment. Or don't you understand that?
@@antarcticorb9197 Maybe you are the one who doesn't understand! This is his channel and it is a reaction channel, so like I said before, if you don't want to hear them talk during the song go somewhere else and watch it "alone"! Because this is not a perfect world, if it was you would have nothing to complain about and wouldn't that mess up your world!
Thank you for your reply once again, I welcome anyone's comments!
@@debbers less subscribers, your choice rude one. I'm doubling down...anathema.
All the greatest artists have this in common. They channel the universes energy and transmute it to music and it goes straight into your soul via your ears. And I had tickets to see them in my hand and the drummer passed a few weeks before the concert. I was so bummed on so many levels.
TH-cam has blessed me so much as I get to hear music from so many. I’m 66 and sadly we were bound by what the radio stations played. Now I get to enjoy so much music I missed from every decade. Awesome.
My oldest brother was ten years older than me and he took me to a few big, outdoor rock jam festivals, probably mostly to impress his girlfriends. I was a little kid and pre-Vietnam he was a very clean cut guy. Passing that sacrament every Sunday. 😉 So we were not on anything at all and didn't need to be. I got to see some legendary bands all before the age of 10. Then in 1970 he went to Vietnam along with 2 of our other brothers. The world was never the same after that for them or for me.
I am so very sorry. That was horrible on so many levels, but mostly what it did to those there.
Enjoy every moment with your brother,lost my younger brother several years ago.My mind is filled with so many memories,it’s like he’s still here.
Man, you talked right through the first cool beat shift. LOL! Great song to react to and it's been a while since I've listened as you've hit another one of my faves. Tool and Zep!
Peace to you and your family!
Unfortunately they talked through the majority of it, not sure how they knew what they were hearing.
It is a reaction video after all. Go listen to the original if you don’t want to hear the reactor speaking when he has something to say about the performance that he is reacting to.
@@michealj9936 LOL
@@michealj9936 So touchy! I wasn't saying I DIDN'T want to hear him, I was saying he missed a good part so the parts that are fun to witness someone else enjoying is what we missed. Besides, don't tell me what to do ya bossy bastard!
@KivaDigs I definitely understand your point. Sebs has reacted to many songs I have requested thru the tip jar. Occasionally a part of a song that I want to see how he reacts to is missed because of some chatter or laughter at the critical point that I was waiting on. Man, I figure it just comes with the territory of reacting to unfamiliar music. He has added a “feature” where he reads through the lyrics afterwards and usually catches anything he missed during the song. Not quite the same but close enough for me I guess.
Sebs however is definitely the most entertaining person out there at doing reactions in my opinion. I apologize if I came across as a little snarky. That wasn’t my intention.
The song Black Dog was covered many years later by Robert Plant and Alison Krauss. Very different fron the original, but still outstanding. I highly suggest it.
I was able to see Robert Plant play it in Greensboro, NC when Joan Jett opened. My first concert and it was fantastic!
My first concert was Ted Nugent. I was sitting dead center just a couple of rows up from the standing area in front of the stage when the guy on my right taps me on the shoulder and proceeds to hand me a large joint roach clip included. I never did drugs so I did not partake and passed it on down to my buddy who kept it going like doing the wave at a football game or something.
Then the Motor City Mad Man makes his entrance by dropping from the rafters of the arena by a rope screaming the Tarzan sound and wearing nothing but a loin cloth. When the rope drops him down to about center stage he lets go of it and someone throws his guitar up which he catches in mid air and by the time he lands on the stage he is already playing Cat Scratch Fever.
I never witnessed anything like that ever again at a concert.
So fun to see you with your brother Diego!
I am sitting here wearing a t shirt that says, Yes, I am old, I saw Led Zeppelin live on stage. I saw them when they played the Warehouse in New Orleans in May 1973. I was a senior in High School. . I wasn't on drugs. The tickets for the show were $5.00 if I remember correctly. We sat on pieces of carpet on the floor unless you were lucky enough to get up against the foot of the stage.
The beauty and artisty of Rock and Roll is the imperfection of it. Imperfectly perfect.
Sebs, every concert that I went to in the 1970's, the place was full of marijuana smoke. It wasn't unusual to be passed a joint from a complete stranger, take a toke and pass it on. You can see the smokiness in the lights at this concert if you pay attention so yeah, I'd say a good percentage of the audience was high. I loved what you said about their confidence, it's one of the things that I think the band possessed in abundance. Thanks for reaction, for the record, I didn't mind y'all talking. I'd be talking to my brother too!
May 7, 73' in Jacksonville Colliseum. Definitely in my top 5 shows ever.
First time listening to your channel. Been a Zep-head since I was 15 although I was a child of the 80's. I saw Page and Plant in '98 for the Walking in Clarksdale tour at the old Ice Palace in Tampa. Jason Bonham was on drums. It wasn't classic Zeppelin but it was the best taste I could get and it was awesome! We drank flaming Dr. Peppers on the way up and lit up at the show!
I saw them the only time they ever came to Dallas Tx. in 1975 and no I wasn't stoned and they were amazing. I was 20 yrs old.
Saw them live in Sydney didn't need anything to get blown away by these guys
Led Zeppelin was is their own category of blues rock n roll. Their live performances were perfectly imperfect. I am 59yo and was weened on one of the greatest albums (double album) Physical Graffiti.
It's a tricky time signature. But yeah. They're all on the same page. And it changes back and forth
Welcome Diego. My parents saw them more than once; the 1975 tour happened when I was 3 - my dad wanted to take me but my mom said I was too young, lol (she has since said she should have let me go, just for the experience, lmao) My mom has always described Robert Plant as "sex on a stick", lol. Both my parents were on LSD during BOTH shows and were mesmerized and taken to a different place. You were right when you described it as a religious experience.
You can't define Led Zeppelin as "Metal". That was a small part of their reportiere.
Blues/Rock with some acoustic thrown in for good measure.
and even that doesn't cover it.
@@bishopswoodcrafts country and folk too
Definitely a part nonetheless but you are completely right
They weren't strictly one thing or the other
You can't neatly put them in one box
Saw Led Zep on 10th December 2007 at the 02 Arena in London fabulous! Reunited with John Bonham's son on drums.
' in my time of dying" is another mind blowing experience
Awe, you're with your brother, how sweet!❤
I love Zeppelin!! A song of theirs that's not hardly ever mentioned, but is a fantastic one, is "Fool in the rain" PLEASE, check that one out!😉👍
I saw them live in 1969. They were amazing!!! But so we're the others there, Paul Butterfield, johnny and Edgar Winter, 10 years after, janis Joplin....good times
I was 14, they came to Portland Oregon at Memorial Coliseum June 1973. Me and 3 gf's took mushrooms. 😅It was intense, fun, life changing and the beginning of my journey to see every band i could. I've tried to make a list of all concerts and its beyond 100. Usually intoxicated or high or both. Different times for sure. I feel grateful and blessed to have lived through those special FREE times! Rock on!❤😂
I saw them in April ‘77 in Chicago. Sadly they discontinued the tour in July ‘77 because Robert Plants 5 year old son passed away. They never toured in the US again. But it was awesome seeing them live and no I wasn’t high on anything except their music.
I saw them live the first day I heard of them, April 1969. I sat on the floor, front row right by Jimmy Page. The following year I saw them at a huge festival, headlining the Sunday night to almost 200,000 people.
The Omni, Atlanta, April 23, 1977. Always my favorite band... by far.
Take some blues couplets, pour on a strong dose of rock, stir in a bit of fading love as a story line and top it of with a great rock singer.
Tasty!
I saw them in the Boston Garden in 1974. My buddy and I worked in a machine shop and we had tickets so we wanted the day to go by fast and we took two Black Beauties before work and we put out a lot of work that day. After work we smoked a couple of joints and right before the concert we took a Qualude so we alternated between flying high and melodic throughout the concert. Such a great day/night
Saw them twice..at 15 yrs old ..
Opening night MSG 77.. went the next night and scalped a ticket for 20 bucks.. Still my best night ever!
there was a VHS movie released of the MSG concerts called The Song Remains The Same, this video you are reacting to is not from that movie but it is from the same series of performances. They included the best performances in the movie.
Now go listen to their live performance at Madison Square Garden of Since I 've Been Loving You
Not really for led zeppelin beginners
Kashmir is better
Nice seeing your brother joining in with this reaction. Great to see🤓🤓🤓
Saw them in 1977 in Seattle, I think the ticketts were $4.50, went in sober, left high from ther their show.
I was at that show too. Had just graduated from high school, was absolutely sober because we got pulled over and had all our alcohol dumped out by the cops. It was in the trunk so they didn't bust us but we had to watch them dump it out. One of the cops told us he had tickets but had to work so his brother went instead. Magical night all around. Almost 50 years later and my ears are still ringing. I think it left cracks in the brand new Kingdome.
You definitely need to check out Led Zeppelin's The Rain Song, Since I've Been Loving You, Battle of Evermore Ramble On and Kashmir. All of their songs have such different styles and are so unique and totally amazing! Dave Matthews Band has been my #1 for the past 25 years. They are extremely talented and feature many different styles of music also. We had so many excellent bands in the 70s! Boz Scaggs, Steely Dan, Yes, Robin Trower, Moody Blues to name a few! 😁
I was twelve when I saw them, it was like being transported to a different planet, amazing live band
I was so lucky to see them on the Stairway to heaven tour in San Diego. It was magical!
Seen them live in England ,twice in Liverpool twice in London and once at a festival and they were the ultimate Rock Blues band,four legendary musicians the death of John Bonham was the End of Zep until they reformed a few years ago at Earls Court London and they were just as good
They are magnificent!
I’m glad you did this one it’s a great song
I live in Salt Lake City. So Led Zeppelin live in Seattle in the late 1970. This was in the Kingdom when they still had that there. Yes I was on something and now I wish I hadn't been but I still remember loving it. Is they are the best band ever!
Epitome of hard rock !! They go hard all of the F***in time
"How can you NOT rock out to this?"
No headbanging, no air guitars, no air drums.
Who's not rocking out?
Saw Zeppelin on February 8th 1975 in Philadelphia and again on June 7th 1977 at Madison Square Garden. I was completely sober for both shows. I also saw Robert Plant with his solo band in March 2005 at the House of Blues in Myrtle Beach, SC. All great experiences. I was 17 in '75 and '19 at the '77 show. The best concerts were in the 70s.
I saw them in Oakland, CA in 1977. I was not on anything. I know I am extremely fortunate to have seen them, all 4 original members - they were epic. Have since seen Plant solo & with Page, and with Alison Krauss recently and absolutely love him still. He has evolved - check him out now.
Thanks for your reaction to the best band ever.
Since I’ve been loving you
Live at MSG in1973❤❤Oakland California in 1977. I saw Led Zeppelin no stimulates they were Legendary ❤❤
Was born in 67 and tree was no way my mom would've taken me to see them - but in the 80s i did get the pleasure of seeing Robert plant and Joan Jerry on the now and zen tour. We sang every song and were pooped on our way home!!
Use to be my ring tone. I kept jumping every time the phone rang. Had to change it to hey Jude. I'm 63. Saw Robert 2 times 1985 1988 Dallas. Saw sir Paul Dallas 2002. Saw Ringo in Oklahoma 2023. Saw almost every band. First concert April wine 1973. Peace bro. Texas
In 73 they played 3 nights at MSG... all sell outs and could have done 5-6 nights as ticket requests were crazy...it was specifically recorded to edit for their upcoming full length "The Song Remains the Same" concert movie...this live plus some theatrical scenes chosen by each band member.
Thanks for your reaction to the best band ever.
Since I’ve been loving you
Live at MSG in1973❤❤
Live really shows the gifts.
I saw them live in Dallas Texas 1975. They were promoting their brand new album called physical graffiti. It was one of the most awesome bands I've ever seen
Second song I learned on guitar. Very instructive but it taught me nothing about simple strumming. Which I sorely needed more than this riff was teaching
Robert Plant went solo with some great tunes!!! Sang with "The Honeydrippers" Blues, Oldies and Goodies!!👍🏼👍🏼🎤🎤🎤👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🎤🎤🎤👍🏼👍🏼
The reason why Led Zeppelin worked is Jimmy Page was a studio support musician that went off on his own and formed the band with people he met in the business. He knew how to reproduce a sound consistently. He was also a sound engineer and had a lot to do with the sound mixing. Everyone in the band were pioneers. The chemistry they developed is crazy. When Bottem, the drummer died, they couldn't go on without the group chemistry. Page went on to be an industry leader in sound production but played rarely.
Back in 1975….I saw them perform at Madison Square Garden for six consecutive nights….back in the day tickets were $20.00 and the only way you can purchase the tickets legally was mailing either a check or money order in advance of the concert date….
Great reaction my friend
Please stop talking during Led Zeppelin 😢😢😢
need to watch the video and not the reaction to it,
It would get blocked if he didn't interrupt. Saw them in Glasgow 1971. Amazing.
@@darthv1001it’s not the pause. I get that, and he always does it. It’s the gabbing with his brother over the music…..it means he’s not really paying attention to the music…which is what a reactor is supposed to be doing, right?
@@jss27560you watch a reactor to get their reaction to the music. Not to watch him have a confab with his bro OVER the music. There’s a big difference.
Ok, I understand now. Good point
saw them a few times in the UK
never had to be on anything
to totally be blown away by their talent
The dissonant sounding shift in the riff before the solo is totally intentional
Saw them April 1977. Good show! Loud! lol. Unfortunately, a few months later their US tour came to an abrupt ending (R. Plant's 5-year-old son died suddenly).
It was sad for sure. I was 12yo and was going to get to see them with my big sis on that tour.
The very first concert I attended was Led Zepplin at the Atlanta Fulton County Stadium in 1973. Led Zepplin was as good or better live as recorded. They were phenomenal. At the beginning of the concert two police officers decided they would bust a guy for smoking weed. The police were driven out of the stadium and then they were bombed with beer bottles from the top of the stadium and driven off of the block. From the moment the concert began weed flowed like water. Joints were going in all directions. To even be in the stadium was to be high.
I did see them live in 1975 in St Louis. They played for over 3 hours. It was wonderful but also sad in a way as I knew I had just seen the best concert I was ever going to see. Your analogy of a Religious experience were right on. They were the best that's why their music is still relevant after 50 years.
True musicians--no autotune, no photoshop, mothing. Yes, they will mesmerize you.
Zepplin has a stumbling beat.
Like a drunk walking home.
(Ie, Lots of syncopation…)
Saw them in 1977. First stop on the tour. Minneapolis. Almost 4 hours of greatness. And of course there were some added mood altering affects going on.
There is a band that does some Led Zeppelin called " The Main Squeeze" there guitar player, Maximillian, will blow you away, guaranteed.
Saw them I'm May 1977 @ The Capital Centre Landover Maryland
I saw Led Zeppelin in early 1972 at Southampton University, just before Led Zeppelin IV (the runes album!) was released. They had released Led Zeppelin, Led Zeppelin Ii and Led Zeppelin III and Plant introduced a song off the new album saying sorry about the delay in releasing the album, we can’t think what to call it!!!!
I tried to buy Zeppelin tickets in '75 in St Louis (I was 12 years old) but they sold out in minutes so I lost out. ☹ Never had another opportunity to see them again.
Must do John Farnham reactions of Black Dog. It will be audio only as it was a mic check _warm up song. Thank God the audio tech recorded it. He never sang live at his shows.
My favorite song
I saw them at day on the green, Oakland Ca. It was in 78 and I have them in pictures, I took. And yes we drank, smoked and had some white lady, we party hard,bro
Unfortunately Sebs if a song has been doctored (remastered) that likely means that at least the vocals have been run through Tone Control and Pitch Correction software. It’s becoming somewhat difficult to find live tracks that haven’t been pitch corrected after the fact by someone on behalf of the musician or band.
If anyone is interested, Fil of the Wings of Pegasus site does “Analysis” videos that aren’t a competitor of or a replacement for reaction videos like these by Sebs. Using software that actually graphs the vocals Fil can visually prove whether vocals are original or have been pitch corrected.
Additionally Fill recently “busted” the Eagles for actually miming pitch corrected versions of their songs during their live concerts. A suspicious fan sent Fil a video of the band’s live performance asking if they were really singing or only miming. Analysis showed that they were miming! He then determined many other bands are also guilty. Fascinating and eye opening stuff!
I think he’s checked Zep and Plant and determined that Plant has not been. If I recall correctly. That doesn’t mean that some jerk won’t do so in the future….but I know it would highly piss off Plant and Page and JPJ.
I forgot about Fil...quit watching couple yrs ago when he started taking his shirt off. Ugh.
@@JoeandAngie I absolutely have no idea what you are talking about.
This is one of those songs you MUST first hear the album version. You don’t get the punch the opening without the dead quiet.
Note the opposing tempos that Bonham(drummer) plays throughout the song. Time changes for the whole band. Hfor two bars at a time. Sick music theory applied.
saw Led Zep and Lee Micheals at Keezar stadium in1973. I could write a whole book about that day.
1976 - MSG first row seats - you can't describe it.....4 hours of bliss
It has always killed me that I missed Led Zeppelin (I was too young) but I have seen Robert Plant numerous times in the recent past.....he's still magical.
We saw them twice and it was a blast. Literally. So loud your teeth might rattle. But even back then we knew seeing them was a historic event.
you asked, Ill tell ya... Was in College in Minnesota and Zepplin came to town. Spent the day smoking dope and drinking Tequila... Got to the concert and my buddy at the beginning of the first song was dragged away by the drug intervention security people. I loved the concert, He got to hear the end of the last song when he was coming out of the stadium basement...... Good times.
You should watch Since I’ve Been Loving You from the same concert - Madison Square Garden 1973.
I saw Led Zeppelin in concert in 1969 and 1970 in Kansas City. At the time I was a singer in a garage band in college. We did songs from the first album but not this song which was later. Was I on something? Probably. I don’t remember. Is that proof? Anyway, they were electrifying in person.
About 1976 I believe. Pontiac MI. Record breaking attendance at the time. I think around 180 thou I think. Someone will correct me maybe. I still have the stub. $10. Pretty much like this
I was there too. It was April 1977. You should know that there is a documentary about that show. Search TH-camr "JCM Led Zeppelin Stories."
I saw them in '77 My Favorite Band !!!
They were really big on improvisation and you can really hear it here.
Saw them twice. No band can compare to their sound. They are all
Demigods at what the play and Plant is the definitive Rock star.
John, the drummer, is the Guitar God.