Led Zeppelin - Stairway to Heaven Live | First Time Reaction
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• Stairway to Heaven Live
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Are your three moles in line with the pyramids of Giza?
This music was new when I was in my teens. Back then there was no auto-tune or computer sampling. Actual talented musicians actually playing an instrument and someone actually singing. Raw talent.
Right there with you brother. Saw them in 1977 when I was in HS. Still my favorite band after trying to move on for many years. They still make me tear up
The tight pants were their auto-tune:)
I was there too !
So glad I lived through the music of the 70s.😊
Must have been quite the time
@@BisscuteReactsYES, it was. I was there!
Ditto!!
I grew up listening to LZ and I can tell you this...there will never be a band that will even come close to them. This song has always been a great tune and will live on for generations to come.
pay attention to how often jimmy isnt looking or has his eyes shut! he FEELS it flow through him. incredible player
That’s the heroine
@@kevinbeazy not in 73 it isnt, that didnt get hold of him till 75
Greatest band in history!! Do more! Jimmy Page is the greatest guitarist on the planet!
I was lucky enough to see them live at Knebworth (UK) in 1978 when I was just 16.
Try their song, "Since I've been loving you" from the same concert. Madison Square garden 1973. Awesome performance.
I think it is one of their best performances and one of their best songs at the same time. An another one of my favorite song is this early version th-cam.com/video/5mM-snFv7EI/w-d-xo.html
Yes !
I didnt read where this was performed, but I did thought it was Madison Square garden
I was there. They were high as hell, all we were. That's why the performances are unique.
@@ottocarson You could really tell they were high ? Also how was the sound ?
This is a song I can listen to a million times and never be bored and I really have watched it a million times just through reactions
For many years this song was rated the best rock n roll song of all time.
For many years? Dude, it's still the best rock and roll song of all time to this day. It's beyond iconic.
Another awesome live video to watch is Kashmir Live Celebration Day. I believe they are in their 60's and still rocked it!
Led Zep are the soundtrack to my teen years. Was 13 when I bought their music for the first time in 1972. Jimmy Pages double neck guitar always fascinated me.
Gods ! By the blue-ray The Song Remains the Same. Got the whole Madison Square Garden 1973 concert + clips and scenes from their lives in London and a kind of a movie theme story going on at the same time it's the it's a masterpiece
I remember when these songs were new listening to them on the radio.
Thank you so much for doing this video. It has always been one of my most favorite songs, but I've never seen it performed live. Now I have.
do yourself a favor, listen to the studio versions first, there’s so much more detail you can pick up and you can hear how it was meant to sound….no crowd noise or feedback, etc. The live versions are then great for showing off how spectacularly talented they are, both in their ability to actually play exceptionally well live, but also in their ability to improvise and make every rendition special.
Best band ever period. Nobody can touch them !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Superb, sublime, pure.
I urge you to review the entire 26 minutes of the song Dazed and Confused from this concert next. Must be viewed in it's entirety to catch the explosive guitar soloing towards the end. You'll probably have to pause it a few times to get it to post. Prepare to be mind blown !
They have so much more awesome music, please don’t stop at this album!
The greatest guitar solo playing live of the history for me
You should always endeavor to listen to live versions. Studio versions are clean and mixed to perfection. Live versions show their true virtuosity via their improvising. Must listen to "Kashmir", "In my time of Dying", "Going to California", "When the Levee Breaks"
they were untouchable live!
led zeppelin is the greatest band of all time. this clip was from their live at MSG 1975 show, another song from this show is - since i've been loving you, you'll love it. the entire show is amazing. nothing but great songs, it's worth seeing the whole show.
It's from the Movie,,The Song Remains The Same "from Madison Square Garden New York 1973....
Best Greetings from Germany 😉 send's Henry
greatest cover band maybe
@@jonasrmb01 they may have dabbled with a few other songs making them their own, sometimes not giving credit to the original artist but no one can deny what a great band they were, there's a reason why you watched the video and it's not because they're a cover band.
You certainly are not the only one to notice Robert Plants " Belt ."
😂
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 the best belt in rock
The most beautiful song ever not discussion
It's not a flute. It's a recorder, but in live performance John Paul Jones used a Mellotron for the sound.
Its the Mellotron flute sound
@@annother3350 I may be wrong but it doesn't sound like a Mellotron flute. It sounds like a Mellotron recorder.
@@heliotropezzz333 I didn't think there ever was a Mellotron recorder Helen
@@annother3350 I found this description but it confuses things by using the word flutes as an alias for recorders. 'So you can’t blame anyone for not knowing Jones played three different flutes on “Stairway to Heaven.” In Led Zeppelin: All the Songs (2018), the authors break down the track’s instrumentation, crediting Jones with bass, tenor, and soprano recorders.
So when you hear Page open the track with his famous guitar riff, the first man to join him is Jones on bass recorder. Shortly after, he enters the mix harmonizing with himself on soprano and tenor recorders. (Jones reportedly pushed for the recorders.)
In live shows, Jones covered his bass and flute parts using a Mellotron. That means that, altogether, Jones played six instruments to get “Stairway” down on record and at concerts. Calling him “a secret weapon” seems like an understatement.'
@@heliotropezzz333 I think they originally used recorders but substituted with mellotron flutes live
"Great belt." Yeah, right... 😂 We see that smile... ☺
This is hands down, the best recording of the most famous rock song of all time. Enjoy!
They rock and so do you...
From my point of view one of the best rock song never made. Robert Plant and Jimmy Page GENIUS
"He has a great belt" 😅
Made me think of the airport security scene in Here's Spinal Tap.
you should check out the tribute the Band Hart did for Led Zeppelin to this song. It was amazing.
As many say best song of all time but second came as Whole lotta love by the same band!!
They are considered to be the best band of ALL TIMES for a reason, they are perfection, in motion, but at the same time they where drug addict's and that you can't help.
You said "Talent". Thank you!!!
How Stairway to Heaven was written.
This is a link to James Patrick Page explaining his thoughts on the composition. th-cam.com/video/DDo4CA13LbY/w-d-xo.html
He refers to Johann Sebastian Bach having an influence. Incidentally Bach's music was largely forgotten or not performed for many years after his death. I myself think the song follows a similar progression of the music to Maurice Ravel's "Bolero".
Led Zep - Pink Floyd - Dire Straits - ELO - Clapton - Jeff Beck etc ALL ENGLISH. !!!!
Start slow go's faster. love the zep's this concent was only half full madison new york love your reaction my best group or band first song i palyed on the guitar stairway 2 heaven.
Leed Zepelin live concert it amazing..so good
I bet ❤
that guitar solo..... iconic.....
I knew this had to be a new current reaction video. I’ve seen all the rest. Nice review
*B Cute* LOVED your reaction.! *SUBSCRIBED* seeing yet another enjoy "My G.O.A.T.Band" did it.! Enjoy the ride with Zep..... it's a longggggggg and beautiful ride.! Take Care, *David*
The song, the performance that made the double neck guitar famous, you think double neck you think Jimmy Page and Stairway
Since I've been living you 1975 led zeppelin
Bisscute, you really get it. Thanks for the great reaction.
about drums, search you tube: why John Bonham was such a great drummer. It's not a song, but an analyzis of his drum playing style. Robert Plant (singer) had a great range, but he also knew when it was time to shut up and let others shine. Thanks for your reaction, I'll be sure to watch more from your channel.
My pleasure, glad you like my videos ❤
Gotta here the original when theyre not all half kicked in the ass on stage. Its a good performance but the whole studio album is legendary status, my favorite Zeppelin album
Bisscute said He has those high notes under his belt and no special effects couldnt of said it better myself. With jeans that tight i would be screaming too :D Joking aside a masterpiece song/story. So sad Led-zepplin had such a short carrer. They had a all star team with the crazy out of this world creativity as bands like Pink Floyd and the Beatles had where creativity mixed with just enough madness to remain a sane person but pump out genius music and shows.
2:49. That's just few of the reasons why they are considered legends.
His Belt Buckle was unique to this performance and was lost in time. Some say it was a Celtic or Nordic design, but most agree that it was just for this show.
5:31 best reaction ever....he wears a blouse from the woman he was the night prior.
They weren't musicians. They were forces of nature.
Well Led Zepplin was made of 4 of the greatest musicians of all time. But no they didn't have computer software to contour the sound like they do today. Jimmy Page invented the double neck. He went to Gibson and asked them specifically to build that guitar for him. So he could have each neck tuned differently without having to keep switching guitars while he was playing live. They guitar effects pedals back then but Jimmy didn't use much in the way of effects on his guitars. Mainly just a tape echo and gismotron that was used on the intro to one song and I think that was pretty much it. When he was with Zepplin.
Priceless reaction😊
Biggest band in the world!!
The Beauty marks sent from above are a sign of BEAUTY. You have Three on your face and yet Marilyn Monroe had only one. Elizabeth Taylor who is an ICON of beauty only had one. Dang girl, you are young now but in 20 years from now you will be a Stunning Beautiful Woman. I can tell the facts, I've been around for about 77 years. I have seen girls blossom to Stunnng mature women and some don't. I am right 95% of the time. Just a compliment pretty girl. You will be a head turner.
It's nice that you can appreciate a good "belt"😉
I see what you did there hahaha
With Page the guitar speaks it's awesome.
Please react to Since I have been Loving you - Live @ MSG 1973. In fact any songs from Led Zeppelin will not disappoint.
EDIT: i forgot to recommend Kashmir. If you want to see what they sounded like in their last concert, The Celebration Day 2007. They performed full length concert after almost three decades. Band broke up after their drummer John Bonham passed away in 1980. And they used John's son Jason on Drums. Concert took place in UK O2 Arena. O2 can accommodate 20,000 people, however for Led Zeppelin concert they received 20 Million request for the tickets. Members are -
Bass/Keyboard/Others - John Paul Jones
Vocal- Robert Plant
Guitar - Jimmy Page
Drums - John Bonham
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Rain song from The Song Remains The Same movie concert
Iris Goo Goo dols live is great live because they live in the middle of rain
Beautiful quote, the best way to pronounce it is Linnerrrd Skinnnerd😊❤❤
It's not a flute. It's a Mellotron. Kind of an early synth. For each key of the keyboard there is a little tape recorder, that plays a small recorded bit of the instrument. They were heavy as hell and expensive, but they have a very special sound. Check Nights in White Satin by the Moody Blues.
oh Thank you for the info
If you like guitar solos check out "thunderstruck" by ac/DC Angus young is an amazing guitarist
Robert Plant eviscerates on vocals! Another great vocalist was Freddie Mercury but so different. Plant's vocal chords took a beating though -- think they were damaged after '73.
Legends!
Check out " The Rover" and "In My Time Of Dying".
6:53 ok. ok.. we all can see whats under his bell! Calm down lady! XD
5.33 certainly got a reaction :-)
Hahaha ❤
You do love music there's no doubt about that. I think you can pretty much pick and choose through your own way of doing these reactions, wow. If you'd love to hear something different Robert Plant try one of my favorite bands he was in the Honeydrippers, then with Alison Krauss raising sand produced by T-Bone Burnett who also produced Brandi Carlile so much music in there you would love. Maybe not love but at least you'd find it interesting. The interview with T-Bone Burnett raising sand is priceless.
thanks for the suggestion ❤
find live song remains the same/rain song you will fall deeper in love with Zep
Great belt lol🎉
Robert Plant smiled at him because he knew Jimmy Page was going to cut the hell loose soon. And he did.
Try their song 'Hairway to Steven'.
Alright bisscute I'm subbed up too
I see you noticed the singers big belt 😂😂😂
It s a big one hahaha
@@BisscuteReacts girls like a big buckle :)
Bis you should do BIG LOG. Its by the lead singer Robert Plant. He has an amazing solo career apart from Led Zepplin.
Best guitar players Jimmy Paige and John Paul Jones, drum king John Bohnam and of course Robert Plant's voice
I hope you do a reaction to the cover from Kennedy Honors, by Heart. It's an amazing cover. I will say no more. Blessed be. ✌️🤘
For another double necked guitar. React to The Eagles- Hotel California
Yes a “great belt” lol 😂😂🤣
That guitar solo was strait up slow blues. You might consider reacting to some blues.
They stopped performing out of respect to John that’s a bond they had
This was way before autotune! TY for this
My pleasure, glad you liked it ❤️
A must watch for a Zep fan is Jimmy describing the construction of Stairway, and just what he was thinking.
Jimmy Page: How Stairway to Heaven was written - BBC News
th-cam.com/video/DDo4CA13LbY/w-d-xo.html
And it only makes me love the song more.
lynyrd skynyrd--freebird!
He's got a lovely belt that's a good one, I'm sure his belt was mesmerizing 😂
Great reaction! I really enjoy watching a new generation discover true rock and roll. Led Zeppelin is on the Mount Rushmore of rock bands.
That guitar solo gave chills the first time I heared it (many moons ago) and still gives me chills today! great to see the young apreciate this masterpiece.
There's the old legend that Robert Johnson gave the devil his soul (at the crossroad) in exchange for guitar prowess. Page totally made me think of that. Black magic rocker
That solo sux compared to the studio version solo. It’s like he isn’t as good as his younger self. That wasn’t a very ‘clean’ solo. I’ve heard Jimmy say in an interview before that there is a song they didn’t play live because he made the solo so hard to play that he can’t get it right every time. Can’t for the life of me remember which song he said it was.
@@frankiek2269 yeh studio solo is miles better
@@frankiek2269 I absolutely disagree. THIS version of the solo is by far my favorite. And I say this as someone who learned to love the song with the studio version and was biased in its favor at first.
The fact that a good percentage of this is live stage improvisation that follows only vaguely the track of the original song makes it only even MORE impressive.
@@TucoBenedicto Lol. It’s cool if you disagree. I just won’t ever take any advice from you on music. The same way if someone ever tells me “Dude, where’s my car?” was a funny movie, I no longer value their opinion on movies, at all.
Jimmy Page is a sure genius here; the solo is simply staggering. He makes his guitar sing, wail, cry, laugh, and sends us into a journey to our inner minds and cosmic consciousness.
8:29 "I think the drums literally change the whole vibe of the song." The drummer, John Henry Bonham is arguably (and certainly in my opinion) the greatest drummer who ever lived. AND in one of the greatest bands of all time, in their signature tune, he doesn't play a beat for the first six and a half minutes. THAT right there is the GENIUS of Led Zeppelin.
Love me some John Bonham as a top 5 drummer . As a full on percussionist Neil Peart of Rush was in a class all his own. Your favorite drummers favorite drummer. 🤘RUSH 🤘 Canada 🇨🇦 number 1 in the world 🌎 😁.
:) He's not. But he is definitely one of the most influential (along with Paice and Moon forced me to be a drummer) and unique drummers, one whose style is recognizable and rather universally liked (though Buddy Rich didn't think of him much). There are stories how he would fight with Plant or Page over playing a tune live, because he couldn't get it really right live and was too stressed to play (maybe one of the reasons he abused so much) - that doesn't really make him the greates drummer. Especially not who ever lived. But as I say - unique, infulential, liked, recognizable, imaginative, sensitive, with a great feel for what would sound best for a piece - sure. Amazing listen. And a favorite. But not a greatest (that is not saying he was bad any). It is nice that many people think what you think about him, he deserves praises and being rememebered as a force in rock.
Bonzo, the Hammer of the Gods!
Bonham wasn't as good as Neil Peart, no way.
@@josephhernandez9428 John Henry Bonham was indeed the greatest drummer that ever lived. Neil Peart is the greatest percussionist who ever lived.
Ok now, you can't do Zeppelin without doing whole lot of love. A real sweet one is called thank you. Used to sing it in my wife's ears as we danced and held each other, now that she has passed I tear up every time I listen to it. The words were how I thought of our love. There is a lot of Zeppelin out their, so have fun.🌷✌
I've sung that to my wife as well - it is special. I send a link of it to her from time to time to let her know I am thinking of her. My heart aches at your loss.
A lovely memory to hold and cherish, good sir. My wife was a Zep fan too and one thing she insisted on was that Stairway got played at her funeral - so this beautiful song always hits hard these days and always brings to mind the mental image of blazing sunlight through the church's stained glass windows spilling over her willow coffin.
The greatest guitar solo ever & of course one of the greatest ever rock ballads in the history.
Amazing ❤
Pink floyd high hopes???
Hello Bisscute, after this absolute Led Zeppelin masterpiece Stairway to Heaven from the seventies I would highly recommend listening to Deep Purple with Child in Time (studio version) as the next one for your comments. Also a seventies song, both songs belonging to the five best rock ballads ever made in heavy rock/ metal history.
Why the studio version for Child in Time? Not that it's not great, but the live version is sooo good!
The GOATS. Greatest Rock Band EVER.
this song is #1 of all. time even now
I graduated High School 54 years ago. Those bands, singers, songs and shows are still great today.
I had the privilege of going to see Robert plant and Jimmy page in concert when I was 13, nothing short of amazing!!!
That was almost 30 years ago, still jamming their music!
They jammed long before me and will jam long after me😎