I remember clearly hearing this the first time..was about 15 when i first listened to this beautiful song…that was 50 yrs ago and their music still stands strong as ever.
Love to see someone discover and appreciate Led Zeppelin. Any one of their songs that you chose to react to is bound to knock your socks off. Looking forward to seeing you go down the rabbit hole.
It only proves you have not found out where the great music comes from these days. This is especially a problem for people who live isolated on the big lost island and think thats the whole world, since in fact you have to look to countrys like Netherlands, Finnland and Japan maybe 😉
Can't remember the first time I heard that song. It has always been a staple of my childhood.Great song, great version. Led Zeppelin is one of the greatest bands in the world
Has been since early 70’s when I last saw somebody listening to Led Zeppelin for the first time. I saw them Live the first time on 24 Jan 1975 at the Ritchfield Coliseum. I had tears in my eyes when they played “Stairway To Heaven”. Then, I saw them again on 30 April 1977 at the Pontiac Silverdome and I again had tears for Stairway. What can I say. Had em again here. Thanks so much young lady for the memories!
The live version is decent, but the studio version is in credible!!! Jimmy Overdubbed something like 9 guitars on that song. It makes you want to be a musician!!! The guitar work is phenomenal! Jimmy Page is a genius!!!
It's cool to see an hear them rock a different arrangement. Nothing wrong with the band wanting to change things up, as musicians, it probably got boring playing every studio version song note for note, so it's fun for them and shows the fans versatility... but, for me, the Studio Version of Stairway really kicks it.
Try SINCE IVE BEEN LOVING YOU Live 1973. Madison Square garden..I've heard Stairway To Heaven more times than I can count and every now and then I still get tingles. The Greatest band ever!!!
that's what real rock n roll doesn't to you girl. you don't listen to it, you feel it! I'm glad you like it! you were in another world in this video :)
Stairway has been very favorite song and this my favorite version for the very reason of that solo. Just pure brilliance from the greatest band of all time.
Each an everyone of these guys could be a part of a band that would be extraordinary. To have them all as part of the same band is one of those things that will not be replicated ever again....RIP Bonzo.
You're RIGHT! That WAS the BEST GUITAR SOLO you've EVER HEARD! Because if that was your 1st time hearing Stairway to Heaven, you've NEVER heard anything before that was GREATER than THAT. But that doesn't mean you won't LOVE any other of LED ZEPPELIN'S MASTERPIECES just as MUCH, or even MORE!! Lucky You!🍒🍒🍒
I had the pleasure of watching them live at Kooyong Tennis Stadium on Febuary 20 /1972 and I was blown away. Still to this day I'm glade that the younger generation can listen to this group and sit back and listen to what was some of this music that was the best ever in history.
Robert Plant was their singer and played harmonica. Jimmy Page was their guitarist, he created the band and produced all their albums. John Paul Jones was their bassist and keyboardist. John Bonham was their drummer. Band extraordinaire.
Often imitated, never duplicated. The one and only! Like Queen, they are 4 extraordinary talents who are each very highly skilled and together they are simply magic. They struck gold so many times that gold took out a restraining order!
Is it only who thinks that the live versions of this track get a level of focus that they’ve been up until then sorely needing when John Bonham comes in with the drums? To me it’s pedestrian, plodding and lacking in direction before the drums (and the overall change in focus and fixing of timing that they bring to the other instruments) come in.
It’s wonderful to me to see young people appreciating the music I grew up with. The bands from the 70’s and 80’s were epic rock and deserves to never be forgotten. Can I suggest Kashmir from Led Zep which is spine tingling th-cam.com/video/YhaDq3rQM4g/w-d-xo.html. and White Queen by Queen live at the Odeon Hammersmith 1975. It has the most beautiful instrumental segment in the middle that that blow your mind and Freddie Mercury’s vocals are perfection th-cam.com/video/f8usNj4x9NA/w-d-xo.html. Good reaction girl, I loved watching your face as you were listening to it. You were really in to it!
They were the best band ever especially live. And Jimmy never played any solos the same way twice. He literally did whatever he felt like and improvised on the spot. Incredible player!! Ps watch it again and look how often he's ripping a solo out with his eyes shut!!!
Ya I dont think she actually watched the video.. just listened... ruined it for me.. missing the esthetic which is a big no no to LZ. shoulda just done studio If she wasn't gonna watch
To be fair Jimmy absolutely did retain clear motifs from studio versions of solos in his live work. You can clearly hear it here... the opening measures of this solo are a direct replication of the way the album solo comes in and progresses. What he absolutely did do live was expand significantly upon the album solos, both in duration and content, with improvised sections. To be honest, even listening as a guitarists I think that met with mixed results. Sometimes those added sections were inspirational, exciting and added real interest to a track. Other times I find myself thinking that I understand why studio recordings had shorter and more focused solos because the live solos are sometimes repetitive, or meandering (in a bad way) or lacking in focus and detract from the song as a whole rather than adding.
Yes, this is one of my favorite rock songs. I've been listening to it since I first started listening to music, in the 1980s. I'm an older guy now. :-) And, having seen many women, let me assure you that you don't need a bunch of makeup to look pretty. You're quite lovely. Enjoy the Zeppelin journey you've started. It is replete with wonders and rewards the attentive listener. They are arguably the greatest rock band ever; certainly it's hard to find any more influential rock band outside of the Beatles.
Love to see all this young people reacting to this music.. I remember myself discovering all of this in my teen and early 20s, it was already at least 30 years after this bands were in the peak or albums releases.. so it was already old music.. now even older and younglings are still getting the same fascination that I got back then.. Here my top 5 Bands, not in order of liking.. 1 The Beatles 2 Pink Floyd 3 Led Zeppelin 4 The Doors 5 Queen
I remember being your sort of age, probably younger and hearing this song for the fist time - great to relive those raw emotions through you. Glad too, that you will be reacting to Since I've Been Loving You, on October 11th of this same year, which is the GOAT by the GOAT
There are Zeppelin staples with Stairway being a good introduction. Add to your playlist, 'Since l've been loving you' 'When the levee breaks' 'Achilles last stand' 'Kashmir' 'You shook me' 'Good times, bad times' 'Moby dick' & 'Fool in the rain' Understand, you could choose virtually any song from their repertoire and still end up having an eargasm.
One of the greatest rock songs ever by one of the best, if not the best rock bands ever. I was fortunate enough to see them live twice in one week way back in 1977 (yes, I am that old).
9 year old epic gamer soldier and nowhere near as atmospheric. I've never heard a live version that can equal the original. I just need that acoustic opening.
I love how we all are mesmerized and enchanted by Robert Plants wonderful voice then Jimmy Page goes--- Here Robert hold my beer for a moment and we all fall in love with Jimmy too LOL
First time visiting your channel. I’m around your age but love Zeppelin (I was named after their guitarist) and I really enjoyed your reaction. BTW, you have the best accent EVER.
I think that you were named after JIMMY PAGE, the guitarist, and JOHN BONHAM'S DAUGHTER, ZOIE! BONHAM, WELL, YOU KNOW, WAS THE DRUMMER... 🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁⚜️⚜️⚜️⚜️⚜️⚜️⚜️⚜️⚜️⚜️⚜️⚜️⚜️😷😷😷😷😷😷😷😷😷😷😷😷😷😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀
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@@ZoeyPaigeLunaPhD I absolutely loved her VIDEO REACTION as well... So expressive and passionately intense. The lighting of the cigarette lighter, the movement of her fingers to the music..... really enjoyable to see someone else so "INTO" THE SONG...!!!😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃
The Tele for the most part was his go-to guitar extensively used in the studio and Page used it live in the Yardbirds. Odd that I don't ever recall him playing it live at Led Zeppelin gigs.
You say that is the best guitar solo you have ever heard. then you need to listen to the song comfortably numb by Pink Floyd at the pulse concert of 1994. Dave Gilmour does 2 solos in the song and the second one is the BEST solo ever
@@blairdrummond5043 I was there at the concert. Dave Gilmour is the only person that can make a guitar sing cry and tell a story at the same time. The second solo was by far the best. Look on TH-cam for the uncut version, then say the first solo was better
@@Peterepeat55 The second solo is unbelievably emotional and powerful, and I appreciate that, but the first solo, musically speaking, does more for me. I used to idolize the second solo, believe me. And I still love it. Must have been and incredible experience to have been there!
Really enjoyed your reaction.Ive been rockn since the 70s .Still the best guitar solo ive heard too.Checkout ,"Black dog,""Since ive been loving you "and "Dazed and confused"from that same concert.they sold out 3nights in a row at the end of july in 73.at Madison square garden.Thats what they made the movie "The Song remains the same".
This is what happened to me imagine this happening to you, you're walking down the street going home, you see something on the sidewalk it's an old cassette the label so worn you have no idea who the band is, you play the cassette it plays perfectly and it's Led Zeppelin's Stairway To Heaven complete album. I was 14 then.
So listen and enjoy the LZ legacy !!!!!!!!! It's reminds me my 1st LZ experience (a long time ago......) and you made me shiver. Thanks to You, have fun and take care of you.
Hello, I have a serious question, why is literally no one reacting to "Raign, knocking on heavens door" So powerful, beautiful, complex and emotional. Such a unique voice. Have a nice day.
that was ok. the original version is still the best. thanks, love for this reaction. great pick. big shoutout from just across the pond from this old, longhaired, wildeyed, southem boy in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. U.S.A. Much peace and lots of love. go with God. see ya on the next.
You should listen to the Heart cover at the Kennedy center honors show. It brought tears to Robert Plant. They were the only band that got a standing ovation not only from the crowd but also from the Wilson sisters idols the 3 remaining members of Led Zeppelin. Robert Plant said was the best cover ever.
Wether you like LZ or not, this track is magic. Musicians don't do music like that anymore, in the sense that the track tells a story and puts you into multiple waves of different emotions. I am glad you listened to the long version :)
LZ is performing here at Madison Square Garden in New York City. "The Garden" , as New Yorkers call it, hosted some of the most famous people in show business history, as well as many sporting events, and also political conventions. A TV program was on a few years ago called "The Top 50 moments at Madison Square Garden." The performance you're seeing here was voted the No. 1 "moment" at the Garden. Zeppelin beat out presidents like Jimmy Carter and George Bush, as well as performers like Frank Sinatra (I saw Sinatra at the Garden in the `1970's)
Led Zeppelin burst into the rock world - The Beatles revolution, which was beyond great - in the late '60s and hard rock had it's Master. (Many disagree, but that's too bad.) The songs, the instruments, and the VOICE provided by Led Zep set a stage in music that is on the level of the Greats. We know them all: Elvis, Sinatra, and all true fans know the rest.
There's a reason this somg was ranked #31 in Rolling Stone's top 500 rock songs. I suggest Since I've Been Loving You should be next. I really enjoyed your reaction.
What's so funny, is this song quickly became everyone's favorite song to learn on guitar! So by the 90s you couldn't play it in and music store with out being told you cant play that here! Yes even if Jimmy himself walked into a guitar center they would deny him the ability to play it !
The guitar work here was good, but I think the studio version on the album, is actually better. I'd say if you liked that live version, you really should sit down and listen to the entire album. Stairway is the last song on side one. One of the great things about Led Zep, every song is different. So many bands, they'd have a hit and then they'd say that was the blueprint, so they'd just try to keep churning it remakes of the same song. Led Zep played all kinds of music, from gentle folk to some of the hardest rock in the world in the early '70s, and everything in between. Every single song was different. The Immigrant song - Black Dog - Rock n Roll - Kashmir - they're all unique. When The Levy Breaks is an old blues number, that's a direct cover. Going to California was a tribute to flower-power and the hippies...
You're beautiful and I love your clips. I think someone as young as you listening to my 60's music is the best things I have seen in these reaction videos. When you talked about Stairway to Heaven you referred to Jimmy Page as the guitar guy and Robert Plant as the singer. That almost killed me. You don't know the legend of this group and these guys. If I could only tell you so much about the music you react to like Hey Jude. It was the song of the year when it came out, the song of decade and the song of the century. Of all the songs in the twentieth century, that song was deemed the greatest ever. Wish I could tell you more. I have subscribed to your channel.
can I suggest if you haven't seen it -- watching Heart doing "Stairway" at the Kennedy Center when Zeppelin got a career award during the Obama Administration, and the surviving 3 are filmed watching the performance -- and Jason Bonham, the late John's son is playing with Heart ...... VERY emotional
If I’m not mistaken that’s a Welsh accent so you may be interested to know that the initial chord sequence to this song was written by Jimmy Page & Robert Plant in a small 18th Century cottage called Bron Yr Aur located in the hills just outside Machynlleth in mid Wales. The song was then completed and recorded at a country house in Hampshire called Headly Grange. It’s considered by many to be the greatest rock song of all time. Cymru am byth
Singer Robert Plant heard covers of this. He hates most of them. The best is the Heart version in 2012 Kennedy Honors. ❤ By far the most popular LZ song! 👍 This winter, 50 years! 😎
This is the last reaction I am listening to the second time. The pink Floyd reactions brought me to your channel. I liked them so I watched the Zepplin and Maiden ones and I was hooked. I am going through all your videos backward so I still have a way to go. By the way, you look great with or without makeup you look gorgeous. With the nicest eyes, I just wish I could figure out what color they are(it changes).
You have only begun your Led Zeppelin journey! My favorite of theirs is ten years gone. But you'd be hard pressed to find a bad song from their catalogue. I also recommend when the levee breaks, off of the same album. Also Kashmir, Ramble On, The Song remains the same, Achilles Last Stand, In the Light, and perhaps What should and never be.
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I remember clearly hearing this the first time..was about 15 when i first listened to this beautiful song…that was 50 yrs ago and their music still stands strong as ever.
More Zeppelin is always more better :)
Love to see someone discover and appreciate Led Zeppelin. Any one of their songs that you chose to react to is bound to knock your socks off. Looking forward to seeing you go down the rabbit hole.
This proves everything was better back in the days. See: the kids still find it incredible. Song remains the same
It only proves you have not found out where the great music comes from these days. This is especially a problem for people who live isolated on the big lost island and think thats the whole world, since in fact you have to look to countrys like Netherlands, Finnland and Japan maybe 😉
Can't remember the first time I heard that song. It has always been a staple of my childhood.Great song, great version. Led Zeppelin is one of the greatest bands in the world
Has been since early 70’s when I last saw somebody listening to Led Zeppelin for the first time. I saw them Live the first time on 24 Jan 1975 at the Ritchfield Coliseum. I had tears in my eyes when they played “Stairway To Heaven”. Then, I saw them again on 30 April 1977 at the Pontiac Silverdome and I again had tears for Stairway. What can I say. Had em again here. Thanks so much young lady for the memories!
Do "Since I've been loving you" by Led Zeppelin.
Studio is amazing; MSG 1973 is amazing. One of the greatest live recordings ever.
Dude that song get the feels Everytime
Love from MSG 1973, same album as this
My all time favorite ! Robert Johnson, love Jimmies version the best!
Indeed, one of my top songs. Good reaction!
When the gods of rock play everyone stops to listen
The live version is decent, but the studio version is in credible!!! Jimmy
Overdubbed something like 9 guitars on that song. It makes you want to be a musician!!! The guitar work is phenomenal! Jimmy Page is a genius!!!
Live version is incredible, not decent
Stairway To Heaven is an epic song but Im with you,
I liked the studio version better
the msg live version is probably the best song ever made
It's cool to see an hear them rock a different arrangement. Nothing wrong with the band wanting to change things up, as musicians, it probably got boring playing every studio version song note for note, so it's fun for them and shows the fans versatility... but, for me, the Studio Version of Stairway really kicks it.
Even after all this time, still one of my all time favourite songs. Saw them in 1972. Just brilliant musicians
Try SINCE IVE BEEN LOVING YOU Live 1973. Madison Square garden..I've heard Stairway To Heaven more times than I can count and every now and then I still get tingles. The Greatest band ever!!!
that's what real rock n roll doesn't to you girl. you don't listen to it, you feel it! I'm glad you like it! you were in another world in this video :)
I discovered them in about 1970. As Jack Black said listen to every album LZ has. Enjoy the trip.
Stairway has been very favorite song and this my favorite version for the very reason of that solo. Just pure brilliance from the greatest band of all time.
Zep was before my time, but my pursuit of a good music let me to them. I am glad to know it is still happening for younger generations.
I saw them perform at an outdoor concert in rural Oklahoma (of all places!), in 1969. I was 16. I was never the same.
Each an everyone of these guys could be a part of a band that would be extraordinary. To have them all as part of the same band is one of those things that will not be replicated ever again....RIP Bonzo.
You're RIGHT! That WAS the BEST GUITAR SOLO you've
EVER HEARD! Because if that was your 1st time hearing Stairway to Heaven, you've
NEVER heard anything before that was GREATER than THAT.
But that doesn't mean you won't LOVE any other of LED ZEPPELIN'S MASTERPIECES just as MUCH, or even MORE!!
Lucky You!🍒🍒🍒
I had the pleasure of watching them live at Kooyong Tennis Stadium on Febuary 20 /1972 and I was blown away. Still to this day I'm glade that the younger generation can listen to this group and sit back and listen to what was some of this music that was the best ever in history.
Robert Plant was their singer and played harmonica. Jimmy Page was their guitarist, he created the band and produced all their albums. John Paul Jones was their bassist and keyboardist. John Bonham was their drummer. Band extraordinaire.
Often imitated, never duplicated. The one and only! Like Queen, they are 4 extraordinary talents who are each very highly skilled and together they are simply magic. They struck gold so many times that gold took out a restraining order!
Is it only who thinks that the live versions of this track get a level of focus that they’ve been up until then sorely needing when John Bonham comes in with the drums? To me it’s pedestrian, plodding and lacking in direction before the drums (and the overall change in focus and fixing of timing that they bring to the other instruments) come in.
David Burke your cruising at 30 then kick in the turbo ang skiding on the corners. Always in danger of getting a ticket when driving a Zep tune.
Good man
THE best rock band of all time.
it always merges into a MASTERPIECE [ long live Led Zep ] 👍
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Wow I have watched so many of your reactions and a wealth of your other materials, I am still so facinated by you.
Love your reaction! Led Zeppelin's Stairway to Heaven is the best. This live performance is Epic! 🤘😊
It’s wonderful to me to see young people appreciating the music I grew up with. The bands from the 70’s and 80’s were epic rock and deserves to never be forgotten. Can I suggest Kashmir from Led Zep which is spine tingling th-cam.com/video/YhaDq3rQM4g/w-d-xo.html. and White Queen by Queen live at the Odeon Hammersmith 1975. It has the most beautiful instrumental segment in the middle that that blow your mind and Freddie Mercury’s vocals are perfection th-cam.com/video/f8usNj4x9NA/w-d-xo.html. Good reaction girl, I loved watching your face as you were listening to it. You were really in to it!
They were the best band ever especially live. And Jimmy never played any solos the same way twice. He literally did whatever he felt like and improvised on the spot. Incredible player!!
Ps watch it again and look how often he's ripping a solo out with his eyes shut!!!
Ya I dont think she actually watched the video.. just listened... ruined it for me.. missing the esthetic which is a big no no to LZ. shoulda just done studio If she wasn't gonna watch
To be fair Jimmy absolutely did retain clear motifs from studio versions of solos in his live work. You can clearly hear it here... the opening measures of this solo are a direct replication of the way the album solo comes in and progresses. What he absolutely did do live was expand significantly upon the album solos, both in duration and content, with improvised sections. To be honest, even listening as a guitarists I think that met with mixed results. Sometimes those added sections were inspirational, exciting and added real interest to a track. Other times I find myself thinking that I understand why studio recordings had shorter and more focused solos because the live solos are sometimes repetitive, or meandering (in a bad way) or lacking in focus and detract from the song as a whole rather than adding.
1971. I was in fourth grade when this came out. The first song I heard by them was A Whole Lotta Love.
Yes, this is one of my favorite rock songs. I've been listening to it since I first started listening to music, in the 1980s. I'm an older guy now. :-) And, having seen many women, let me assure you that you don't need a bunch of makeup to look pretty. You're quite lovely.
Enjoy the Zeppelin journey you've started. It is replete with wonders and rewards the attentive listener. They are arguably the greatest rock band ever; certainly it's hard to find any more influential rock band outside of the Beatles.
Imagine...this was just 1 song in a 3 hour concert...Ft Worth TX '77...they were amazing. Peace, Love, Aloha...
Love to see all this young people reacting to this music.. I remember myself discovering all of this in my teen and early 20s, it was already at least 30 years after this bands were in the peak or albums releases.. so it was already old music.. now even older and younglings are still getting the same fascination that I got back then.. Here my top 5 Bands, not in order of liking..
1 The Beatles
2 Pink Floyd
3 Led Zeppelin
4 The Doors
5 Queen
I remember being your sort of age, probably younger and hearing this song for the fist time - great to relive those raw emotions through you. Glad too, that you will be reacting to Since I've Been Loving You, on October 11th of this same year, which is the GOAT by the GOAT
It is considered the greatest rock song of all time.
There are Zeppelin staples with Stairway being a good introduction. Add to your playlist, 'Since l've been loving you' 'When the levee breaks' 'Achilles last stand' 'Kashmir' 'You shook me' 'Good times, bad times' 'Moby dick' & 'Fool in the rain' Understand, you could choose virtually any song from their repertoire and still end up having an eargasm.
All Led Zeppelin songs are our favorites you need to listen to them all
One of the greatest rock songs ever by one of the best, if not the best rock bands ever. I was fortunate enough to see them live twice in one week way back in 1977 (yes, I am that old).
Reaction was great...and...honest.....if you liked that then you HAVE to do "Comfortably Numb" from the P.U.L.S.E. concert by Pink Floyd
supporting you all the way from Australia........I love your work so far xoxoxo
and your reactions are ADORABLE and passionate they seem to come from the heart and THAT is a beautiful thing
Love how the live version of the guitar solo was like a 100 times longer than the studio version lol
9 year old epic gamer soldier and nowhere near as atmospheric. I've never heard a live version that can equal the original. I just need that acoustic opening.
Page always went off in live shows.
I love how we all are mesmerized and enchanted by Robert Plants wonderful voice then Jimmy Page goes--- Here Robert hold my beer for a moment and we all fall in love with Jimmy too LOL
First time visiting your channel. I’m around your age but love Zeppelin (I was named after their guitarist) and I really enjoyed your reaction.
BTW, you have the best accent EVER.
Rock on! Thank you so much :) xxxx
I think that you were named after JIMMY PAGE, the guitarist, and JOHN BONHAM'S DAUGHTER, ZOIE!
BONHAM, WELL, YOU KNOW, WAS THE DRUMMER...
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Gary Galowski My first name is actually “Zoso”. I just go by Zoey. It’s easier lol
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That's absolutely freakin' AMAZING...!!!
I'm shocked and stunned...
What would you be calling yourself if you were named': KASHMIR, as opposed to ZOSO?
I can't wait to hear your reply...!
@@ZoeyPaigeLunaPhD I absolutely loved her VIDEO REACTION as well...
So expressive and passionately intense. The lighting of the cigarette lighter, the movement of her fingers to the music..... really enjoyable to see someone else so "INTO" THE SONG...!!!😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃
I heard this song soooo much when I was a youngin’ that I took it for granted.
Now that I’m old, I don’t do that anymore ✌️
Good choice with the live one! The Song Remains The Same/The Rain Song from Madison Square Garden...this same concert!!
You have to watch since I’ve been loving you live from this same concert at Madison square garden 1973
Fun fact: Jimmy Page's solo on the studio album was played on a Fender Telecaster, not a Les Paul.
The Tele for the most part was his go-to guitar extensively used in the studio and Page used it live in the Yardbirds. Odd that I don't ever recall him playing it live at Led Zeppelin gigs.
That was a Gibson doubleneck SG
Michael Aguirre The studio version is a Fender Telecaster. SG was for live versions
Nooo
@@jchis9852 He did at his early gigs..
Love your enthusiasm, never get tired. Of this song
Jimmy Page guitar god and one of his iconic guitar. Now checkout Since I've Been Loving You.
You say that is the best guitar solo you have ever heard. then you need to listen to the song comfortably numb by Pink Floyd at the pulse concert of 1994. Dave Gilmour does 2 solos in the song and the second one is the BEST solo ever
I think the first solo in Comfortably Numb is much better.
@@blairdrummond5043 I was there at the concert. Dave Gilmour is the only person that can make a guitar sing cry and tell a story at the same time. The second solo was by far the best. Look on TH-cam for the uncut version, then say the first solo was better
@@Peterepeat55 The second solo is unbelievably emotional and powerful, and I appreciate that, but the first solo, musically speaking, does more for me. I used to idolize the second solo, believe me. And I still love it. Must have been and incredible experience to have been there!
Pink Floyd is great, the don't touch Lez Zeppelin imo.
In my dreams by dokken is best
so happy to see one so young enjoying TRUE , REAL music....
I absolutely loved watching you rock out with the Mighty Zep. You have definitely started on a path of wonder. Please continue . . .
Really enjoyed your reaction.Ive been rockn since the 70s .Still the best guitar solo ive heard too.Checkout ,"Black dog,""Since ive been loving you "and "Dazed and confused"from that same concert.they sold out 3nights in a row at the end of july in 73.at Madison square garden.Thats what they made the movie "The Song remains the same".
Welcome to the number one absolute recorded song of all time in history
This is what happened to me imagine this happening to you, you're walking down the street going home, you see something on the sidewalk it's an old cassette the label so worn you have no idea who the band is, you play the cassette it plays perfectly and it's Led Zeppelin's Stairway To Heaven complete album. I was 14 then.
You have tears in your eyes? You are not allone! I`m 70, and i`ve tears everytime when i hear this song
So listen and enjoy the LZ legacy !!!!!!!!!
It's reminds me my 1st LZ experience (a long time ago......) and you made me shiver.
Thanks to You, have fun and take care of you.
This guy makes me masterpiece
Best rock group in history 👍🏻💪🏻👍🏻💪🏻
thanks for your "unmasked" reaction xxx
You have very good taste. This song is 👌 👏
Hello, I have a serious question, why is literally no one reacting to "Raign, knocking on heavens door" So powerful, beautiful, complex and emotional. Such a unique voice. Have a nice day.
Great music is timeless. New generations embrace it!
that was ok. the original version is still the best. thanks, love for this reaction. great pick. big shoutout from just across the pond from this old, longhaired, wildeyed, southem boy in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. U.S.A. Much peace and lots of love. go with God. see ya on the next.
From Wikipedia-- The song originated in 1970 when Jimmy Page and Robert Plant were spending time at Bron-Yr-Aur, a remote cottage in Wales
You should listen to the Heart cover at the Kennedy center honors show. It brought tears to Robert Plant. They were the only band that got a standing ovation not only from the crowd but also from the Wilson sisters idols the 3 remaining members of Led Zeppelin. Robert Plant said was the best cover ever.
Number one song of all time...period.
a top song and your life will never be the same as the song remains the same....
Wether you like LZ or not, this track is magic. Musicians don't do music like that anymore, in the sense that the track tells a story and puts you into multiple waves of different emotions. I am glad you listened to the long version :)
It's my all time favorite song.
They used to play this at our school dances, the whole of it. Started as a slow dance....
You have to have been living under a rock to not kn this band! None the less I am glad you finally discovered some of Rockc very best!
LZ is performing here at Madison Square Garden in New York City. "The Garden" , as New Yorkers call it, hosted some of the most famous people in show business history, as well as many sporting events, and also political conventions. A TV program was on a few years ago called "The Top 50 moments at Madison Square Garden." The performance you're seeing here was voted the No. 1 "moment" at the Garden. Zeppelin beat out presidents like Jimmy Carter and George Bush, as well as performers like Frank Sinatra (I saw Sinatra at the Garden in the `1970's)
Since Iv'e Been Lovin You is a must . Thats it really !
Don't worry girl i am just getting caught up on the good stuff you have so far what you reacted to Zeppelin and Floyd good stuff girl
You don't need makeup. You're just lovely the way you are.
Led Zeppelin burst into the rock world - The Beatles revolution, which was beyond great - in the late '60s and hard rock had it's Master. (Many disagree, but that's too bad.) The songs, the instruments, and the VOICE provided by Led Zep set a stage in music that is on the level of the Greats. We know them all: Elvis, Sinatra, and all true fans know the rest.
There's a reason this somg was ranked #31 in Rolling Stone's top 500 rock songs. I suggest Since
I've Been Loving You should be next. I really enjoyed your reaction.
Saw them 1977 NYC......MSG........great show.of course.....
Getting the Led out!!! Hammer of the Gods!!🤘🏻
I love to see a joung woman react to great music :) Thank you for this amazing reaction!
loved ur reaction to this classic song, tnx. and u look beautiful without makeup...
What's so funny, is this song quickly became everyone's favorite song to learn on guitar! So by the 90s you couldn't play it in and music store with out being told you cant play that here! Yes even if Jimmy himself walked into a guitar center they would deny him the ability to play it !
Indeed, poor Wayne Campbell couldn't either. 😁
Party on🍻
You will love The Lemon Song and Kashmir
Great reaction, cant wait to see more :)
Oh damn cool you got the live version even better
The guitar work here was good, but I think the studio version on the album, is actually better. I'd say if you liked that live version, you really should sit down and listen to the entire album. Stairway is the last song on side one.
One of the great things about Led Zep, every song is different. So many bands, they'd have a hit and then they'd say that was the blueprint, so they'd just try to keep churning it remakes of the same song. Led Zep played all kinds of music, from gentle folk to some of the hardest rock in the world in the early '70s, and everything in between. Every single song was different. The Immigrant song - Black Dog - Rock n Roll - Kashmir - they're all unique. When The Levy Breaks is an old blues number, that's a direct cover. Going to California was a tribute to flower-power and the hippies...
I wish I could hear this for the first time again
Music is so subjective but when you ask people what is the the perfect song, Stairway to Heaven will be 9/10 peoples answer.
YOU GET IT ❤
You're beautiful and I love your clips. I think someone as young as you listening to my 60's music is the best things I have seen in these reaction videos. When you talked about Stairway to Heaven you referred to Jimmy Page as the guitar guy and Robert Plant as the singer. That almost killed me. You don't know the legend of this group and these guys. If I could only tell you so much about the music you react to like Hey Jude. It was the song of the year when it came out, the song of decade and the song of the century. Of all the songs in the twentieth century, that song was deemed the greatest ever. Wish I could tell you more. I have subscribed to your channel.
You picked the BEST version, the one I as a guitarist consider the benchmark of all things Stairway
can I suggest if you haven't seen it -- watching Heart doing "Stairway" at the Kennedy Center when Zeppelin got a career award during the Obama Administration, and the surviving 3 are filmed watching the performance -- and Jason Bonham, the late John's son is playing with Heart ...... VERY emotional
Great reaction video!
After hearing this you must listen to the Kennedy Center Tribute to Zeppelin headlined by Heart. Fantastic.
If I’m not mistaken that’s a Welsh accent so you may be interested to know that the initial chord sequence to this song was written by Jimmy Page & Robert Plant in a small 18th Century cottage called Bron Yr Aur located in the hills just outside Machynlleth in mid Wales. The song was then completed and recorded at a country house in Hampshire called Headly Grange. It’s considered by many to be the greatest rock song of all time. Cymru am byth
Singer Robert Plant heard covers of this. He hates most of them. The best is the Heart version in 2012 Kennedy Honors. ❤
By far the most popular LZ song! 👍 This winter, 50 years! 😎
Dazed and Confused by Led Zepplin also from "The Song Remains
The Same" concert film soundtrack
This is the last reaction I am listening to the second time. The pink Floyd reactions brought me to your channel. I liked them so I watched the Zepplin and Maiden ones and I was hooked. I am going through all your videos backward so I still have a way to go. By the way, you look great with or without makeup you look gorgeous. With the nicest eyes, I just wish I could figure out what color they are(it changes).
You have only begun your Led Zeppelin journey! My favorite of theirs is ten years gone. But you'd be hard pressed to find a bad song from their catalogue. I also recommend when the levee breaks, off of the same album. Also Kashmir, Ramble On, The Song remains the same, Achilles Last Stand, In the Light, and perhaps What should and never be.
This song isn't just big it's c9nsidered the greatest rock song ever written. Also preformed by the greatest and most talented band.
JIMMY IS THE MAN AND ALWAYS WILL BE
Internal beauty is key anyways ..for real that dosent fade😎
Even in 2020 it´s unbelievable for me that someone on planet earth doesn´t know this song :D