Finally someone who is actually hearing it for first time ..your reactions are sincere and first time ...great job continue to build your musical portfolio
Have an old bootleg somewhere where Robert says, before they go into "That's the Way ", "were all going to trip now". HTWWW acoustic set is made for dosing
Although our wonderful hosts don’t say so, I think you need to make a donation in order to get in the queue. I could be mistaken, but I think that’s how they gatekeep massive numbers of suggestions. That’s absolutely their prerogative but I wish they would tell people that. Would avoid false expectations.
Great reaction to the kings of genre-bending and blending. This song is great and knowing how many more there are to be discovered, I’m excited. And yes, Robert’s vocals are instantly recognisable and amazing, always full of passion!
At 4:32 Dominika descibes the progression of this song correctly: CARAMBA! Truer words have never been spoken! Great reaction from both of you to this incomparable Zep song that still sounds fresh after 54 years. Thank you!
I was in high school when this first came out. Having grown up on Led Zeppelin I and II, this album was such a departure from their ealier work, that many of us LZ fans were caught off guard by this work, which we quickly embraced. The same reaction occured with LZ fans when Led Zeppelin IV came out (e.g. When the Levy Breaks"). Then "Houses of the Holy" came out, and we were stunned again. I am 66 years old and will listent to and love Led Zeppelin to my dying days. The greatest band in the history of Rock. The Beatles were different. They were the Beatles and stand alone as well!
Yeah….look into that. Especially 1975 and after. There’s allot to delve into with these men. Lots of deep currents…good and bad. First 7-8 years (1968-1975) I’d agree completely.
This vinyl album cover was unique in that it had cutouts and a spinning wheel that would change the pictures in the holes as you spun the wheel - so fun!
I was 15 when this album came to me and my brother and I would sneak out at night with Dad’s car (we stole it) and ride around drinking slow gin and this is my absolute favorite of Zeppelin what memories ! I’m 70 now.
It must have been quite a shock to Zeppelin fans back in 1970 when they released this album. In comparison to their first 2 albums this was a shift to a more 'pastoral' sound with lots of acoustic guitar. I think they thought it was going to be more of the same with Immigrant Song kicking off the album but then with the exception of 'Since I've been loving you' & 'Out on the Tiles' it was acoustically dominated. It is one of my personal favourites. I love Gallows Pole especially when the banjo kicks in. Zeppelin's light & shade at it's finest.
Please listen to the Led Zeppelin drummers solo from 1972 live (John Bonham “Moby Dick “ -name of solo. It shows his incredible speed and creative talent!!!! You’ll be impressed with joy. I love you both!! You’re a blessing to watch
Thank you guys once again for doing my pick, love seeing you react to my favorite band of all time!… Yes, yet another side of Zeppelin, and still so much more to discover!… the thing about that band is they first and foremost, played music for themselves, what they wanted to play and what they wanted to hear. It just so happens that the fans loved it as well! And they were exposed to so many different types of music when they were young, whether it was blues or folk, or psychedelic, rock, Celtic, medieval etc. They took all those influences and created their own sound with it. Glad you enjoyed this one… more to come!
A song on the 3rd album that starts slowly, with acoustic guitar, and builds and builds, and speeds up, drums come in, and a grand flourish. This song always feels like the template from which Stairway to Heaven sprang in the next album. TY!
I taught my kids about classic rock, my mom taught me & them old Motown music. My youngest son is a music major, he plays several instruments, & is composing.
This a song that is literally hundreds of years old. Page and Plant were such students of music, naturally they were aware of it, and they had the balls to give it a go even though it's not at all what the record company or the fans would have dreamed. That was them. They weren't going to just record 200 variations of Whole Lotta Love.
Isn't that Bonham with the backup vocals??? it's one of the deep dive wonders of the Zeppelin universe...i've always loved this song and the banjo...great reaction; tho' i don't think i want to go to Romania anytime soon (kidding of course!!)...thanks guys!!
I just discovered your channel here today and I've been binging on your videos for hours. You two are the real deal, as they say. You're very genuine, very honest with your reactions and I really appreciate that. I love watching you and seeing your reaction to songs I grew up with, especially, like Simon and Garfunkel and The Righteous Brothers, and Zeppelin, of course. I'm sure I could come up with a few suggestions for 60s and 70s music, but even at my age I find myself drawn to bands like Tool. So may I suggest you try a song like Hate Me by Blue October, or something from Jane's Addiction or Alice In Chains.
Robert changed up the lyrics at the end. The printed lyrics say that the hangman took everything and STILL hung him. Robert SINGS that the SISTER gets hung! ( Now I laugh oh so hard, she's swinging on the Gallows Pole!)
@@AngeloMarcheschi-vj9em ok Hangman, hangman, hold it a little while Think I see my friends coming Riding a many mile Friends did you get some silver? Did you get a little gold? What did you bring me my dear friends To keep me from the gallows pole? What did you bring me to keep me from the gallows pole? I couldn't get no silver, I couldn't get no gold You know that we're too damn poor To keep you from the gallows pole Hangman, hangman, hold it a little while I think I see my brother coming Riding a many mile Brother, did you get me some silver? Did you get a little gold? What did you bring me, my brother To keep me from the gallows pole? Brother, I brought you some silver I brought a little gold I brought a little of everythin To keep you from the gallows pole Yes, I brought you to keep you from the gallows pole Hangman, hangman, turn your head awhile I think I see my sister coming Riding a many mile, mile, mile Sister, I implore you, take him by the hand Take him to some shady bower Save me from the wrath of this man Please take him Save me from the wrath of this man, man Hangman, hangman, upon your face a smile Pray tell me that I'm free to ride Ride for many mile, mile, mile Oh, yes, you got a fine sister She warmed my blood from cold She brought my blood to boiling hot To keep you from the gallows pole, pole, pole, pole, yeah Your brother brought me silver Your sister warmed my soul But now I laugh and pull so hard And see you swinging on the gallows pole, yeah But now I laugh and pull so hard And see you swinging on the gallows pole, pole, pole Swingin' on the gallows pole Swingin' on the gallows pole Swingin' on the gallows pole Swingin' on the gallows pole, pole, pole, pole, pole, pole, pole, pole You were saying? Ah yes, I reread your statement that Robert improvised on the lyric. I’ll have to listen again. He was always “mixing it up” wasn’t he! 😉
Great comment on teaching kids about music history and appreciation! I was fortunate enough to discover this music as it was coming out at the same time I was learning to appreciate classical music as well. Also, I was introduced to Simon & Garfunkel in 9th grade in school as part of a study of poetry, not music, when the Bookends album came out and my teacher played Save the Life of my Child in class. Gallows Pole might work as well for a study of poetry... imagine if you were assigned to listen to Led Zeppelin as homework!!! :)
This is based around a 16th century English folk song. I am a similar age to Jimmy Page (guitar) and I learnt this song in school. I think Jimmy must have heard it in school. It must've been part of the English schools' music curriculum.
Would love to see you listen to some more John Denver. A less well known, but beautiful song is I Guess He'd Rather Be In Colorado. Also, song called Amazon from the Wildlife Concert. Love the Zeppelin reaction!
LUV TO SEE THOSE BIG SMILES N BOBBIN HEADS… 👏 OH… N DID I TELL… THERE IS NO BAD SONGS FROM LZ.. EVERY SONG IS AN EPIC EXPERIENCE… YOU SHOOK ME N HOW MANY MORE TIMES, ARE A COUPLE OF GREAT TUNES. ROCK ON 👊🖖
I love Dominika's comment about the history of this music being required learning in school. Love it, love it, love it. Have you two watched the movie "School of Rock"?
I believe this is Zeppelin’s oldest song that they perform. The origins of the song go back hundreds of years. Of course Zeppelin are the masters of modernizing those old tunes. This song slowly speeds up like another song off the next album, Stairway to Heaven. Even the drums come in later in both songs. Tangerine, the next song on the album, is a sweet song to check out. PS, A school of rock sounds like one helluva movie ;)
Andrei and Dominika, I've really enjoyed your reactions to the music I grew up on and I'm thrilled you enjoy it. How about you share with us the music you grew up on or songs you like that we wouldn't be familiar with? I'd be here for it 🤘🏼
This song is based upon a traditional folk song. Peter, Paul, and Mary had their version that was called "Hangman". It's quite a bit different from the Led Zeppelin version...plaintive and in the end, tender.
Robert Plant could sing the phone book & it would sound amazing. She’s right many men love Plants vocals, how can anyone not. He is considered to have the best voice, or on some lists at the top 3, my opinion the best ever.
He writes great lyrics too. I remember back around the Now & Zen tour, mentioning I'd pay to listen to him moan to something pretty easily. Didn't need words...ever. 🙂
You were right to think of horses. Hear the horses galloping to rescue him. These guys are magical. They literally put images into your mind with the music. The rumour has been that they sold their souls to the devil. You really need to check out "the curse of Led Zeppelin". What a story!!! Love you two❤
You’re right it’s the voice. there wasn’t much visual back in a day other than the Song Remains the Same at the midnight movies😂 But it doesn’t matter what they say it’s how they say it!
Great reaction... PLEASE go back and react to Babe I'm gonna leave you the Studio track... You did the live version a couple of weeks ago & now do the studio version because it's a totally different listening experience from that live one you saw...IMO...
Zeps the coolest, yep. I was just thinking why you two havent done Zep in a week? Too long. Theres a live version of 'thats the way' that you guys would enjoy
Led Zeppelin changed music behind the scenes. Before Led Zeppelin the creative output of bands was heavily influenced, even controlled, by managers, record producers and record companies. The Beatles and Rolling Stones for instance. Led Zeppelin's manager Peter Grant struck a deal with Atlantic Records to give the band total creative control, with Page as the record producer while Grant himself dealt only with the business side of the band. The best music of 1970s came from bands in control of their music. Grant also changed the relationship between bands and venues. Before Zeppelin, venues and tour entrepreneurs hired bands for a fixed fee. The cream went to the venue or entrepreneur. Famously, the Beatles were booked for an Australian tour when barely known and they arrived in the middle of Beatlemania. The entrepreneur made a killing. Grant flipped it. The band organised tours and paid a fixed fee to hire venues. Any cream went to the band.
Yeah, Grant and Zeppelin established the 90% to 10% split in favour of the artist for concerts. Indeed, the Beatles and Elvis were ripped off before. Grant wasn't having that.
Hands down…the best reactors out there….you guys get it! 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
The sort of people who'd be happy to have as neighbours.
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Best reaction on you tube by far. 😘😘
"Tangerine" is also exceptional from this album
WHOLE LP ROCKS!
Finally someone who is actually hearing it for first time ..your reactions are sincere and first time ...great job continue to build your musical portfolio
Simply the GOATS! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
this is zeppelin doing whatever the fuck they like!! and its AWESOME!!!!!!
Welcome to the club. After I discovered Led Zeppelin my life was never the same again.
Plants voice is second to none.
This is a cover of an old folk song. The original version is different, but no one covered the song as epically as Led Zeppelin.
LZ III is my fav LP.
Their versatility was quite amazing ! No other band has that like them !
You will love "Thats the way" 😊
Let's just say it. Doesn't matter what song, they're all masterpieces.
One day, the Blues; Rock; & Folk all sat down & said : Let's bring forth a band with all our attributes.......then Led Zeppelin was born.
DAMN! Haven't heard this in a minute. FABULOUS
You are my number one go to reaction. Great couple
One of my favorite Zeppelin songs
"That's The Way" from this same album is superb also.
A suggestion of mine also. Several times
Love the BBC version
Have an old bootleg somewhere where Robert says, before they go into "That's the Way ", "were all going to trip now".
HTWWW acoustic set is made for dosing
Although our wonderful hosts don’t say so, I think you need to make a donation in order to get in the queue. I could be mistaken, but I think that’s how they gatekeep massive numbers of suggestions. That’s absolutely their prerogative but I wish they would tell people that. Would avoid false expectations.
My ALL TIME Fave!
jimmy is a genius with production . self taught to doing his session work.
Another great one from Led Zeppelin 3. ❤
You are both adorable you are my big fan
The music, especially the mandolin, evokes the feeling of riding and fleeing.
Banjo?
The opening mellow chords take you way back to medievial England !
Incredible song wowww... Course is zepellin ❤
I think it's cool that you both like Led Zeppelin 😊
This is a cover/adaptation of an old folk song. There are many Led Zeppelin songs which are adaptations of old songs
Great reaction to the kings of genre-bending and blending. This song is great and knowing how many more there are to be discovered, I’m excited. And yes, Robert’s vocals are instantly recognisable and amazing, always full of passion!
At 4:32 Dominika descibes the progression of this song correctly: CARAMBA! Truer words have never been spoken! Great reaction from both of you to this incomparable Zep song that still sounds fresh after 54 years. Thank you!
Gotta repeat myself once again, more ZEPPELIN, do MORE ZEPPELIN :))))))))))))
Robert Plant has a voice that makes you feel ❤
I was in high school when this first came out. Having grown up on Led Zeppelin I and II, this album was such a departure from their ealier work, that many of us LZ fans were caught off guard by this work, which we quickly embraced. The same reaction occured with LZ fans when Led Zeppelin IV came out (e.g. When the Levy Breaks"). Then "Houses of the Holy" came out, and we were stunned again. I am 66 years old and will listent to and love Led Zeppelin to my dying days. The greatest band in the history of Rock. The Beatles were different.
They were the Beatles and stand alone as well!
You two are gonna love your journey of Led Zeppelin. Travelling Riverside Blues is a song you would really like. I enjoy your reactions very much.
So much talent. I like how their friendship kept them together year after year. Any one of them could have gone solo.
Yeah….look into that. Especially 1975 and after. There’s allot to delve into with these men. Lots of deep currents…good and bad.
First 7-8 years (1968-1975) I’d agree completely.
Led zepp 3 is my favourite album from them they really had a wide selection of sounds and styles in it.
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My favorite Led Zeppelin song from my favorite LZ album- and their most underrated album!
👍YES! AGREED! 👍
Your wife hit the nail on the head!! Led Zeppelin should be a mandatory course needed to graduate high school lol
Love you two
You two are just lovely. Be kind to each other is important.
This vinyl album cover was unique in that it had cutouts and a spinning wheel that would change the pictures in the holes as you spun the wheel - so fun!
Get the Led Out 👍🏼🎶🎵💯🎯☑️
Most intriguing band ever❤❤❤
How about JPJ on that banjo? Magnificent song!!
I was 15 when this album came to me and my brother and I would sneak out at night with Dad’s car (we stole it) and ride around drinking slow gin and this is my absolute favorite of Zeppelin what memories ! I’m 70 now.
LZ III is an underappreciated album. I wouldn’t say it’s my favorite LZ album because I don’t have a single favorite. They’re all great.
"That's the way" is a beautiful song as well. "Going to California", don't know if you already reacted to that, is a top ten for me.
One of my favorites. When i first heard the drums came in i was so confused. I couldn't believe it had such a driving beat withou them.
You are NOT the only man with a crush on Robert Plants voice! 😂 ❤
It's a shame I can only click on the Thumb UP once! Love you two! Great reaction, as always!
Great reaction Ya'll! Hello from Nashville where Robert Plant always seems to pop up these days like it's his second home.
I adore your Zep reactions. Made my long week and Friday night! Thank you so much. Great album, III.
It must have been quite a shock to Zeppelin fans back in 1970 when they released this album. In comparison to their first 2 albums this was a shift to a more 'pastoral' sound with lots of acoustic guitar. I think they thought it was going to be more of the same with Immigrant Song kicking off the album but then with the exception of 'Since I've been loving you' & 'Out on the Tiles' it was acoustically dominated. It is one of my personal favourites. I love Gallows Pole especially when the banjo kicks in. Zeppelin's light & shade at it's finest.
👍 BANGIN'! 👍
Just discovered youctwo fine people...Zep never disappoints...best ever..keep up the excellent work..
Please listen to the Led Zeppelin drummers solo from 1972 live (John Bonham “Moby Dick “ -name of solo. It shows his incredible speed and creative talent!!!! You’ll be impressed with joy. I love you both!! You’re a blessing to watch
Thank you guys once again for doing my pick, love seeing you react to my favorite band of all time!… Yes, yet another side of Zeppelin, and still so much more to discover!… the thing about that band is they first and foremost, played music for themselves, what they wanted to play and what they wanted to hear. It just so happens that the fans loved it as well! And they were exposed to so many different types of music when they were young, whether it was blues or folk, or psychedelic, rock, Celtic, medieval etc. They took all those influences and created their own sound with it. Glad you enjoyed this one… more to come!
Thank YOU!!! My Most Favorite Led Zeppelin Song Is The One I Am Listening To At Any Given Moment! You **Rock**
You guys are great.
A song on the 3rd album that starts slowly, with acoustic guitar, and builds and builds, and speeds up, drums come in, and a grand flourish. This song always feels like the template from which Stairway to Heaven sprang in the next album. TY!
I taught my kids about classic rock, my mom taught me & them old Motown music. My youngest son is a music major, he plays several instruments, & is composing.
Great album
Robert Plants voice is the best in rock. He has so much range and great lyrics rock at that time period. He’s the best.
This a song that is literally hundreds of years old. Page and Plant were such students of music, naturally they were aware of it, and they had the balls to give it a go even though it's not at all what the record company or the fans would have dreamed. That was them. They weren't going to just record 200 variations of Whole Lotta Love.
Isn't that Bonham with the backup vocals??? it's one of the deep dive wonders of the Zeppelin universe...i've always loved this song and the banjo...great reaction; tho' i don't think i want to go to Romania anytime soon (kidding of course!!)...thanks guys!!
Love album 3 !!!!! Tangerine would be a great reaction from you guys
You're an official Led Head.
“ The Rover”!!
I just discovered your channel here today and I've been binging on your videos for hours. You two are the real deal, as they say. You're very genuine, very honest with your reactions and I really appreciate that. I love watching you and seeing your reaction to songs I grew up with, especially, like Simon and Garfunkel and The Righteous Brothers, and Zeppelin, of course. I'm sure I could come up with a few suggestions for 60s and 70s music, but even at my age I find myself drawn to bands like Tool. So may I suggest you try a song like Hate Me by Blue October, or something from Jane's Addiction or Alice In Chains.
theres an INCREDIBLE live version of this from copenhagen 72 (or 71) they only did it live twice
Y’all are cool Don’t wait so long for the next one!! 😊
Robert changed up the lyrics at the end. The printed lyrics say that the hangman took everything and STILL hung him. Robert SINGS that the SISTER gets hung! ( Now I laugh oh so hard, she's swinging on the Gallows Pole!)
Um…..no.
Check the lyrics
@@AngeloMarcheschi-vj9em ok
Hangman, hangman, hold it a little while
Think I see my friends coming
Riding a many mile
Friends did you get some silver?
Did you get a little gold?
What did you bring me my dear friends
To keep me from the gallows pole?
What did you bring me to keep me from the gallows pole?
I couldn't get no silver, I couldn't get no gold
You know that we're too damn poor
To keep you from the gallows pole
Hangman, hangman, hold it a little while
I think I see my brother coming
Riding a many mile
Brother, did you get me some silver?
Did you get a little gold?
What did you bring me, my brother
To keep me from the gallows pole?
Brother, I brought you some silver
I brought a little gold
I brought a little of everythin
To keep you from the gallows pole
Yes, I brought you to keep you from the gallows pole
Hangman, hangman, turn your head awhile
I think I see my sister coming
Riding a many mile, mile, mile
Sister, I implore you, take him by the hand
Take him to some shady bower
Save me from the wrath of this man
Please take him
Save me from the wrath of this man, man
Hangman, hangman, upon your face a smile
Pray tell me that I'm free to ride
Ride for many mile, mile, mile
Oh, yes, you got a fine sister
She warmed my blood from cold
She brought my blood to boiling hot
To keep you from the gallows pole, pole, pole, pole, yeah
Your brother brought me silver
Your sister warmed my soul
But now I laugh and pull so hard
And see you swinging on the gallows pole, yeah
But now I laugh and pull so hard
And see you swinging on the gallows pole, pole, pole
Swingin' on the gallows pole
Swingin' on the gallows pole
Swingin' on the gallows pole
Swingin' on the gallows pole, pole, pole, pole, pole, pole, pole, pole
You were saying? Ah yes, I reread your statement that Robert improvised on the lyric. I’ll have to listen again. He was always “mixing it up” wasn’t he! 😉
Great comment on teaching kids about music history and appreciation! I was fortunate enough to discover this music as it was coming out at the same time I was learning to appreciate classical music as well. Also, I was introduced to Simon & Garfunkel in 9th grade in school as part of a study of poetry, not music, when the Bookends album came out and my teacher played Save the Life of my Child in class. Gallows Pole might work as well for a study of poetry... imagine if you were assigned to listen to Led Zeppelin as homework!!! :)
Led Zeppelin is like a drug, the more you listen, the more you want to listen!
This is based around a 16th century English folk song. I am a similar age to Jimmy Page (guitar) and I learnt this song in school. I think Jimmy must have heard it in school. It must've been part of the English schools' music curriculum.
Listen to their "Trampled under foot"❤
Would love to see you listen to some more John Denver.
A less well known, but beautiful song is I Guess He'd Rather Be In Colorado.
Also, song called Amazon from the Wildlife Concert.
Love the Zeppelin reaction!
LUV TO SEE THOSE BIG SMILES N BOBBIN HEADS… 👏
OH… N DID I TELL… THERE IS NO BAD SONGS FROM LZ..
EVERY SONG IS AN EPIC EXPERIENCE… YOU SHOOK ME N HOW MANY MORE TIMES, ARE A COUPLE OF GREAT TUNES.
ROCK ON 👊🖖
I love Dominika's comment about the history of this music being required learning in school. Love it, love it, love it. Have you two watched the movie "School of Rock"?
I believe this is Zeppelin’s oldest song that they perform. The origins of the song go back hundreds of years. Of course Zeppelin are the masters of modernizing those old tunes.
This song slowly speeds up like another song off the next album, Stairway to Heaven. Even the drums come in later in both songs. Tangerine, the next song on the album, is a sweet song to check out.
PS, A school of rock sounds like one helluva movie ;)
You gotta hear “tangerine” from this album
Y'all are Zeppelin Lovers
Love Zeppelin's folky stuff. I'm not overly fond of Plant's voice generally, but that doesn't stop me loving it.
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totally agree with the history of music being taught in school, in the 60-70 was nothing
Your gonna lose your minds when you hear The lemon song, How many more times and I'm gonna crawl.
Andrei and Dominika, I've really enjoyed your reactions to the music I grew up on and I'm thrilled you enjoy it. How about you share with us the music you grew up on or songs you like that we wouldn't be familiar with? I'd be here for it 🤘🏼
This song is based upon a traditional folk song. Peter, Paul, and Mary had their version that was called "Hangman". It's quite a bit different from the Led Zeppelin version...plaintive and in the end, tender.
If you don't know Steely Dan..... That will be another huge discovery for you...!
Long incredible playlist...!
Robert Plant could sing the phone book & it would sound amazing. She’s right many men love Plants vocals, how can anyone not. He is considered to have the best voice, or on some lists at the top 3, my opinion the best ever.
Ever. Agree!
@@ryanr5319 his range & tone made it beautiful, plus an amazing front man.
@@ryanr5319 also his amazing writing abilities.
He writes great lyrics too. I remember back around the Now & Zen tour, mentioning I'd pay to listen to him moan to something pretty easily. Didn't need words...ever. 🙂
You were right to think of horses. Hear the horses galloping to rescue him. These guys are magical. They literally put images into your mind with the music. The rumour has been that they sold their souls to the devil.
You really need to check out "the curse of Led Zeppelin". What a story!!! Love you two❤
This song is originally old folk song. I think Zeppeln’s version is based on Leadbelly(folk singer)’s.
those drums...nasty !
You’re right it’s the voice. there wasn’t much visual back in a day other than the Song Remains the Same at the midnight movies😂 But it doesn’t matter what they say it’s how they say it!
Man Crushes are perfectly ok
Tangerine next
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You love Robert’s voice? Check out his solo career also! ❤️❤️🎶🎶
oooooooh, carumba.
The imagery was created by whoever posted this originally. Not Led Zeppelin. Lots of people take the time to do this
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Suggestion: "Watch" Edgar Winter "Frankenstein"
Great reaction... PLEASE go back and react to Babe I'm gonna leave you the Studio track... You did the live version a couple of weeks ago & now do the studio version because it's a totally different listening experience from that live one you saw...IMO...
Zeps the coolest, yep. I was just thinking why you two havent done Zep in a week? Too long. Theres a live version of 'thats the way' that you guys would enjoy
Led Zeppelin changed music behind the scenes. Before Led Zeppelin the creative output of bands was heavily influenced, even controlled, by managers, record producers and record companies. The Beatles and Rolling Stones for instance. Led Zeppelin's manager Peter Grant struck a deal with Atlantic Records to give the band total creative control, with Page as the record producer while Grant himself dealt only with the business side of the band. The best music of 1970s came from bands in control of their music.
Grant also changed the relationship between bands and venues. Before Zeppelin, venues and tour entrepreneurs hired bands for a fixed fee. The cream went to the venue or entrepreneur. Famously, the Beatles were booked for an Australian tour when barely known and they arrived in the middle of Beatlemania. The entrepreneur made a killing. Grant flipped it. The band organised tours and paid a fixed fee to hire venues. Any cream went to the band.
Yeah, Grant and Zeppelin established the 90% to 10% split in favour of the artist for concerts. Indeed, the Beatles and Elvis were ripped off before. Grant wasn't having that.
This is Old West! A gun hand! That’s a Western Folk guitar! That’s Cowboy music!
That’s also British folk music
JPJ base is unbelievable same as for the rest, greatest!