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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.ย. 2024
- #LedZeppelin #RambleOn #Reaction
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Artist: Led Zeppelin
Song: Ramble On
Album: Led Zeppelin II
Released: 1969
Genre: Folk rock, Hard rock, Blues rock.
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This song is 50 years old, and it sounds just as fresh and powerful today as it did 50 years ago.
The year is 2071, music fans will be listening to this and thinking why don't they make music like this anymore? 😌
That is so funny and TRUE.....
100 year anniversary of Led Zeppelin IV!
Just like in 2021! I'm just grateful we have all this music for posterity. I don't know what I would do without all the amazing music from the past. I only like ONE more modern/current band. Literally one.
@@msunderstood1100 I'm grateful too, about 90% of what I listen to is from the 70's. I do like a few current bands, Coldplay, Travis, probably my favourite are The Editors they've recorded some really good stuff.
This is the classical music of the future.
Today it is Beethoven,Mozart,Bach etc etc tomorrow it will be Led Zeppelin,Pink Floyd etc etc :)
The greatest collection of rock musicians ever assembled! Bassist John Paul Jones is the unsung hero and an absolute beast leading the rhythm of Zep!!
🎸 🎸🎸🎸👍
They were fans of The Lord of The Rings (before the movies ever came out!) hence the reference to Mordor and Gollum. The Battle of Evermore takes you straight to Lothlorien.
every hippy in the 1970's had a copy of the book, still got mine which lets you know my age lol
That's what Stairway to Heaven is about right? That's what I heard Lord of the Rings my favorite movies and The Hobbit beautiful movies!! ✌️
hey , i was a wee lad back in 1973 (5) My father would have Led Zeppelin on and my mom would read us the Hobbit and More as bed time stories. heh, she had such a wonderful way of story telling. Even so, she would slowly calm us down after just 10-15 pages.....the next night I would ask to go back a few pages so I didn't miss a thing.
I believe it took over a year for the Hobbit.
Miss ya mom. ;)
Gollum stole the ring in Mordor.
"But Gollum and the evil one, crept up and slipped away with her."
My favorite Zeppelin song!!! 🤔 Today, anyway. ✌️❤️😊🎶
This is a song that you get in the car on a warm day, roll down all the windows, blast this song and just drive.
The greatest band to ever grace the stage. Led Zeppelin set the bar for all to follow.
Bass line is so good...so much good in this one...
You’re in a fantasy world is right. This is the kind of band that you put your headphones on lay your head back close your eyes and enjoy one album after another.
One of the best bass lines....
The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings trilogy had a renaissance in the '70s, and everyone was reading those books. I never thought they would be able to make a decent movie, but who could have imagined the technology of the 21st century. Ugh, I'm beginning to sound like my parents.
Do all their songs...all fantastic!
React to "Battle of Evermore" too, one of Led's best songs!
Heart does a great version too!
The most perfect song ever created. The only song I have ever heard that feels like it has always lived in me. This is art that moves and flows and overwhelms.
Ramble On is a perfect example of Led Zeppelin's awesome musicianship and brilliant arrangements. Its beauty is in the detail. You can listen to it over and over again and hear something new. The unknown instrument is a guitar through an electronic device. The books The Lord of the Rings, and The Hobbit became very popular among hippies in the late 1960s and early 1970s. Robert Plant was very much a hippy. He was into English, Celtic and Norse mythology generally. Lord the Rings was a "modern", 20th century, book written in the style of ancient myths. Ramble On is sung like a blues song, blues being another Plant's passions. In my opinion Plant was the greatest singer of his generation and Ramble On shows why. Jimmy Page shines too. So many of the great guitarists overpowered songs with their technical brilliance. No Page. He put the song first. Ramble On is Page at his most restrained best
Finally unblocked! I'm a Led Head from way back. I thank my older brothers. Do more Led, check out No Quarter. Can't go wrong with any one you pick. They never sound the same. I love how each is different than the one before 🤘🤘🤘❤
The darkest depths of Mordor and Gollum (The Hobbit)
No Bilbo never entered Mordor.
Actually Led Zeppelin were referring to ‘Lord of the Rings’ which came out before ‘The Hobbit’
@@I.Am.Beezus Bilbo met Gollum before Frodo,in The Hobbit, the Misty Mountains were he found the Ring.Ramble On is all about Frodo.
@@I.Am.Beezus lord of the rings did not come out before the hobbit
@@jonasrmb01 searched it up, and you're right lol. i thought it that way because the hobbit film franchise came out after the LOTR film franchise oops.
From 1965 to 1980 music flowered as the passion of the boomers took hold. Prime.
This is a Mastetpiece ♥️🎶🎸🎤♥️ They stole my soul 52 years ago ♥️
The GOAT's,,,👍👍👍. It's hard to beat music from the '70's. 💥💥💥😎
Not hard at all.
Wrong word.
Try 'impossible'
Todays "music" aint got no soul someone once said.
Thank God i was born as a boomer,we def had it best.
The instrument you thought was a flute is actually a guitar, a harmonized fuzz guitar sound. Page used a pedal
Thanks - I always wondered about that sound. I though it might be a synthesizer.
I love the sound of the acoustic guitar at the beginning of this song and John Paul Jones plays a fantastic bass line throughout. Jimmy Page plays both the acoustic and electric guitars and the song goes between being soft and loud. Yes, I read that the lyrics have something to do with Lord of the Rings but not quite sure of the full significance. However, Robert Plant's vocals and Bonzo's drumming, well, it's Led Zeppelin at their best, as usual. They never disappoint and they are not just a heavy rock band as you say, they were always experimenting and you can tell that from their varied catalogue of songs. Fab reaction, guys, as usual, very interesting, many thanks. I'm so glad this song got unblocked as I really like it!
We're so glad too... Thanks Anne :)
This song is an absolute banger.
I love watching the reaction videos that you guys do. Sometimes you will react to a song that I have heard hundreds of times, but your excitement for it makes me just as excited for it all over again!
Thank you!
Same,,,👍👍👍😎
Listen to Nobodys Fault But Mine and Misty Mountain Hop...2 more great ones!!🎶🎶🎧❤
Lord of The Rings, Gollum@
John Paul Jones is working that bass! Unbelievable!!!
One of the greatest tracks ever....thank you for taking us back to classic days
Not a big Zeppelin fan, but “Kashmir” is one of my all time faves.
one of my favorite Led Zeppelin songs. I saw them in concert twice but I never saw them do this song.
Guys I’m a old school rocker 1979 United States Marine Corps I truly enjoy watching you guys. And the path that you are taking with rock and roll.😎
Every song on this album is great.
The instrument you were wondering about was Jimmy on the guitar with some kind of killer tonal effect. Thanks for more LZ.
Finally! More Led Zeppelin! There should be as many of them as Pink Floyd and Queen
This song flows so effortlessly.
Led Zeppelin- so much talent. Great reaction guys! Enjoy your musical journey 🎼🎶🎤🎸🎹😎
It's over 50 years old and there's been no better music made since then.
Love me some Led Zeppelin !
I saw them live in 1969, the night Armstrong stepped on the Moon. They played the whole first album most of the as yet unreleased second. Our seats were stage high and 20 feet from the stage. BLEW MY YOUNG MIND!🙂
I listened to this song in high school, fantastic!!! #RAMBLEON #LEDZEPPELIN
That "instrument " in the first solo was Jimmys guitar
Gotta check out In My Time of Dying guys!! As a matter of fact....just jump back in the Zeppelin rabbithole!! ❤😁
My favorite Zepp song
It’s right up there
Patrick you make me laugh with you mimicking RP singing, you’re funny. Love this song 👍
Best way to enjoy is to just close your eyes and let Led Zeppelin take you on a journey . At least thats how i like to listen to them
They were the band of the late 60's early 70's, nobody better!
one of the only bands from my youth that I still listen to regularly, I have my sit down spacey tracks and the ones I vacuum to they cover all eventualities lol
If you need some more Led Zeppelin recommendations check out: Dancing Days, The Battle of Evermore, The Lemon Song, The Rover.
All goodn's! 😄
Epic!! Iconic!! Historic!! Rock-a-licious!!! 😊🎶🎸👍
I know the feeling I'm listening with headphones also WOW!! I love all the little singing Patiko does!! ❤️🤘✌️
The all mighty BASS line keeping the song together threw out,!!!
Stopped it at 2:44. I love you guys, and I've said this before about other songs, go back and do 3 or 4 listens and somewhat focus on one particular instrument at a time. If JPJ's bass lines in this tune don't get your brain rotating then your a zombie.LOL. cheers, the canadian Queen nut.
When I first read The Lord of the Rings trilogy I was 13 (1968-69) and knew that someday it would have to be made into a film --- as I read them over and over I envisioned the music that would represent the different peoples of Middle Earth --- Led Zeppelin was the Rivendell and Lothlorien Elves --- Uriah Heep for the Wizards --- Genesis --- Humankind and Hobbits ---- King Crimson -- Dwarves and the Silvan Elves ---- I didnt get that unfortunatly but Loved what Peter Jackson gave us anyway
While there are definitely plenty of incredible talented bands and musicians I personally think that Led Zeppelin are the best band to ever stride this planet! Obviously that’s a personal thought 👏👏👏👏
One sentence to summarize Led Zep: they always delivered
This is all about John Paul Jones on bass...epic performance!
“Gotta’ find the Queen of all my Dreams”.....yeah, he said that.....
The GOATS...ENOUGH SAID!!!!!! 😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Ramble On is also one of my many favorites by Led Zeppelin. I actually learned what I think of as like a new level of understanding music from your reaction to Dazed & Confused. Like I never thought that the title might describe how the song's structure or journey or destination makes the listener or dancer or musician feel. I just always kept my verbal communications in my thinking & understanding powers and stumble around blindly ignorant of most other sensory information. What's embarrassing is the obvious fact that even with such a narrow focus on verbal communications, free of any serious competition for my attention, I remain at base camp.
Wow, anyway, I hope my tablet, or chromecast, or WiFi shuts me down before I'm able to hit send....like it almost always does because I take like a half hour or more to type anything. But if not, I wanted to thank you for boosting me up just enough to be in position to get blinded by the disco light. Those chairs look comfortable too. I wonder what's on the wall or the ceiling above the camera that you guys can see when you're strapped-in, taking your wild rides?
You guys are two of the best reactors on TH-cam - another great track from the masters of rock.
The song is about the adventures of Bilbo Baggins from the book "The Hobbit" by Robert Graves. The Led Zepplin song "Mountain Misty Hop" is also about the same book.
definitely the bass song.............JPJ killed this
JRR Tolkien influenced
Just do a full reaction of Led IV man 🤣
THAT BASS!!GETS ME EVERYTIME!! JPJ!!!!!
There are not enough adjectives for me to explain what I love about Zep. Sorry I missed the premiere of your video. Better late than never. Love you guys.❤🇨🇦
You guys have the best reaction videos, hands down!!!
Love the Zeppelin reactions.✌️❤️🇨🇦🎸
Awesomeness!!! I had the same reaction, I was 14 when I first heard this tune!!! That was 50 yrs ago😍
That instrument is Jimmy in guitar!
The Hammer of the Gods aka Led Zeppelin.
If you havent done Kashmir Live at Knebworth 1979, you MUST do it...it will blow your mind!! One of the, if not the last big concert before John Bonham passed away🎶💜🎶💜
Should be played as part of a trilogy.
Heartbreaker-Livin Lovin Maid-Ramble On.
They will never be forgotten.
Tangerine 🍊 from Led ZEPPELIN
My all time favorite Led song. Thanks for reacting to it guys. Ramble on dudes!
I'm Gonna Crawl...LedZep
Funky little rock song from all those years ago. We loved it..
They are…. Pied Pipers of the Soul.
you remind me of my 13 year old self, sneaking in my sister's room, playing her led zep albums, listening with headsets on, rocking out, singing along (I can['t sing), in my own little fantasy world, until my big sis would come in & get mad at me. We laugh about it now, almost 50 years later.
Looks like your sister had great taste in music! 🎶
Talking about readers... Neil Peart read EVERYTHING all the time..! Made him a great song writer...!
Welcome to the 70's brothers!!
The greatest decade for music without a doubt!
Led Zeppelin never made a bad song. Both Led Zeppelin and Rush are maybe the only bands that I listen to on a regular basis that can take you to another world. The instrumentation is pretty much flawless. You are spot on about how so many bands are influenced by books, like Lord of the Rings for this song. If you research enough, there's probably as many bands influenced by literature as there are authors.
You need to do How Many More Times 🎧🔥
absolutely
A killer base line with other sounds added.
Please remain in Led Zeppelin's Fantasy World a little longer! Which is of course the world of JRR Tolkien. They did many songs that either explicitly included Lord of the Rings themes like this song, or implied similar themes. Rush also did a few implied references in their early days as well. By-Tor and the Snow Dog, The Necromancer.
No Quarter would be a great reaction. Led Zeppelin's Battle of Evermore is perhaps the most magical fantasy song of all time.
Oh, glorious JPJ ......
That "flute solo" is done by guitar, but using both fuzz pedal and violin bow.
yep, Led Zeppelin is soooo educated. You are in rock college now.
JPJ is "THE BASS " !
Love that bass line
So Good! Forever!
THE WHO MY GENERATION LIVE AT LEEDS EPIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You may like to try listening to 'Thank You' by Led Zeppelin from the album Led Zeppelin 2. It is perhaps their most beautiful song.
Fantastic setup boys. One of the best ive seen so far. Keep up the great work.
Going to California is my favorite. You should do that one!!!
Great choice! 😄
References to Mordor, Gollum the Evil One... all references to J.R.R Tolkien Lord Of The Rings Trilogy. :-)
He sings of Mordor, place in LOTR as well as Gollum, the evil one. Both in books and LOTR movies
I really appreciate your authenticity!
Love you guys and your reactions are so honest
Gollum
Precious!!!
1969. Were the producers just better in the 60's and 70's? Thinking about this for awhile, it's the only explanation I can come up with. Page produced all 10 of their studio albums himself. It was just a different time.
They actually cared about the quality of their work. Despite spending a lot of time doing their "rock star" thing. It's what they lived and breathed for. Perfection. The four men were each musical geniuses in their own right. And magic all together. Like so many others from that era. The more new technology increased and made things "easier" and quicker, the more QUANTITY they can put out. Anybody could do what some of these "talents" do with machines that rework the quality of the vocals and everything else. Are real instruments even used anymore? Lol. They want instant gratification today without putting the heart into their music. Anyway just my opinion. ✌️❤️😊🎶
Back then,,,,talent outweighed the record company more than it has since the '80's. A&R man works for the record label. 😓😓😓👎
Excellent