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- Led Zeppelin Reaction
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Led Zeppelin Whole Lotta Love Lyrics
[Verse 1]
You need coolin', baby, I'm not foolin'
I'm going to send you back to schoolin'
Way down inside, honey, you need it
I'm goin' to give you my love
I'm goin' to give you my love, oh
[Chorus]
Want a whole lotta love
Want a whole lotta love
Want a whole lotta love
Want a whole lotta love
[Verse 2]
You've been learnin', baby, I've been yearnin'
All them good times, baby, baby, I've been learnin'
Way, way down inside, honey, you need it
I'm gonna give you my love, ah
I'm goin' to give you my love, ah, oh
[Chorus]
Want a whole lotta love
Want a whole lotta love
Want a whole lotta love
Want a whole lotta love
[Instrumental Trip Sequence 1:19-3:20]
[Guitar Solo]
[Verse 3]
You've been coolin', baby, I've been droolin'
All the good times, baby, I've been misusin'
Way, way down inside, I'm goin' to give you my love
I'm goin' to give you every inch of my love
Goin' to give you my love, hey, alright, yes, sir
[Chorus]
Want a whole lotta love
Want a whole lotta love
Want a whole lotta love
Want a whole lotta love
[Outro]
Way down inside, woman, you need love
Shake for me, girl, I want to be your backdoor man
Hey! Oh! Hey! Oh! Hey! Oh!
Keep it coolin', baby
Keep it coolin', baby
Keep it coolin', baby
Keep it coolin', baby
Keep it coolin', baby
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Me: How can you go from hard blues groove to sci-fi improv back to groove into boogie jam then back again to a fiery end?
Led Zeppelin: yes
They actually do watch each other. JPJ, when he’s doing bass, has his eyes pretty much glued to Bonzo when Page is improvising and Bonzo is amazing at following Page. God what a tight group they were And just as tight in 2007
Sorry Joey, but you're wrong! BONZO, AND JOHN PAUL JONES, ARE WATCHING EACH OTHER! BUT, JIMMY PAGE IS POSESSED! NEVER WATCHING IN HIS BACK! HE'S JUST FEELI'G BONZO AND JONESY! THEY SAID, THEY GOT A TELEPATHIC LINK BETWEEN THEM! WHICH IS CLEAR, WATCHING AT THAT! THAT'S WHY THEY DECIDED TO STOP WHEN BONZO DIED! IMPOSSIBLE TO CREATE SUCH A LINK WITH SOMEONZ ELSE! SO STOP, TELLING BULLSHITS PLEASE ! THAT'S WHY THEY ARE LEGENDARY! WATCH JIMI HENDRIX AT WOODSTOCK! THE GUY, DOESN'T OPEN THEIR EYES FROM THE HALF CONCERT, UNTIL THE END! BELIEVE ME! THOSE GUYS DIDN'T NEEDED TO WATCH EACH OTHERS TO KNOW WHAT TO DO! THEY FELT IT! APPARENTLY, YOU'RE NOT A MUSICIAN! YOU, PROBABLY, NEVER PLAYED ON STAGE WITH OTHER GUYS! I DID! AND, SOMETIMES, YOU, JUST, FEEL THE MUSIC! NO NEED TO LOOK AT THE OTHERS!
People didn’t go to Led Zeppelin concerts to see the band. People went to Led Zeppelin concerts to HEAR the band.
I think it was a lot of both
John Bonham and John Paul Jones have constant eye contact. Great reaction
Bombastic... Overblown... Nihilistic... I loved it then, I love it now.
Detrucci, I hope you'll wear the Led Zeppelin torch for generations to come
They are 4 Individuals that exel at what they do, JP awesome, RP Awesome, JPJ Awesome, Bonzo Awesome, Together they combine to make the best Rock Band that has ever been.
Jimmy playing his Theramin. He’s just so cool. And don’t forget that bass line! This IS an incredible performance.
The bass line is on fire the louder you can get it the better I used to shake the walls in the garage. I lived with my father late seventies early 80s. the garage was detached used to shake the walls. My dad would say not a big fan of too much of the music except for that cat that plays the bass I used to laugh at my dad how much he was a huge bass guitar fan.
@@markrandall7400 Your dad was cool. I'll always be a Zep fan. I'm also a huge fan of the original Fleetwood Mac w/Peter Green and Danny Kirwan; are you? If so, I have a song recommendation for you, among others.
Good god good Lord led zeppelin they are truly untouchable best band ever know one can match them many tried but failed the master's of rock and roll led zeppelin
They are the greatest instrumentalist ever master's of rock and roll led zeppelin best band ever
Awesome as usual!
Now you can understand why so many still love Led Zeppelin. And you've only scratched the surface! Many more songs to go, and I can't wait!!
Can't wait to explore more Led Zeppelin songs
Their improv ability is second to none.
They did this exactly the same like every show
And I will say it again ...I was there for that show and to me they will always be the greatest band ever...and to get to meet and hang out with my guitar God James Patrick Page ...priceless!
Its amazing you were at that show :)
What!? You were?? sheesh
I was there too! I they did 3 shows in the garden on that tour (google says the shows were july 27-july29) so I'm not sure if the clip is from the show I saw.
Deep envoy
Jimmy is playing a theramin that sends sounds signals from his hand movements
Jimmy killing it on the theramin.
The theramin was one of those cool little sound gadgets from that era. I kind of wish modern bands would bring it back.
You might know the original Star Trek show used a theremin for its classic theme song. A theremin was also in one episode of The Big Bang Theory.
@@ThatGuy-cb3yv Yes...great example
@@chaost4544 The theremin isn't from that era it's way older; en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theremin
Check this woman playing the Theremin; th-cam.com/video/LYSGTkNtazo/w-d-xo.html
They are amazing 50 years who can stand up to them? Nobody to this day. I am so thankful to be alive at this time and a teenager 50 years ago. I saw Zeppelin 2 in Seattle. If you want to see 27 minutes of a led Zeppelin jam watch dazed and confused on The SRTS. Absolutely the best guitar work on film.
Keep in mind that the version of "Dazed and Confused" from *The Song Remains the Same* (the same source as this) is 27 minutes long. You forget that's what song they started playing for the majority of it.
Probably the best performance, no it actually was the best. The best rock band ever.
One of the greatest concerts of all time!!!! 😎✌️👍
Mic dropped! Now someone somebody beat that...HA! What a mind blowing performance. Great reaction ✌
Thanks Susanne
Dazed and confused from this same concert 1973. trust me that you won't be disappointed
Now check out “The Song remains the same/ the rain song “ from this show.
So easy to miss John Paul Johns amazing playing while watching Jimmy play with the theramin.
Detrucci, you would have been SUCH a fan had you lived back then. I can imagine you going to every live performance you could get your hands on....
One of the most memorable experiences of my life was being a teenager, baked out of my mind, and going to a midnight show at the local theater and being blown away by The Song Remains The Same film. I'd never seen anything like this live, and along with the weird insert stories interspersed with the concert footage, it was the most incredible thing I'd ever seen in my life up to that point. Back then, at least at our theater, they were very lax on what you could do in midnight shows so everyone was firing up joints, passing bottles, dancing on top of chairs as if at a real concert; it was just a brilliant free-for-all. Good, wild times.
I saw it when it first came out also. Flew to mars and never left my seat. It was the awakening.
That was my experience as well, 14 yrs old in 1976 when this flick hit the theaters for the 1st time. Absolutely changed my life forever. I was still a good girl up to that day. When I left the Theatre, I said to my friends "Okay, we need to get HIGH and see that again." One thousand views later and 100 lbs. of Grass, and I havent looked back!
Me too me my friend's would get baked the whole theater man and then some shrooms omg the very best band ever
1970 How Many More Times - Royal Albert Hall.
It’s around 20 minutes of pure improvisation.
This was when Zeppelin was at their best IMO and Robert still had that voice.
He lost it in 1973 onwards unfortunately but luckily there is quite a lot of material before then.
1969 Dazed and Confused in London, Plants voice was peak power there if you want a listen. It’s Insane!
Absolutely!
Even after he “lost” that high banshee wail, he still went on with Zeppelin as one of the top singers around and then had and still has a 40 year solo career. Pretty good for having “lost” his voice. But I do know what you mean. Listening to him in 1968 he voice was unworldly. Later it became “only” amazing
@@w.geoffreyspaulding6588 check out the Celebration Day concert if you think he lost his voice
What happened is that his voice became more erratic--good nights and bad nights. Especially on the '75 tour, during which he had a nasty sickness that only really cleared up around the time of the Royal Albert Hall performances in London. His voice was actually stronger in most of '77 and even the 8/4/79 Knebworth gig than it was for most of '75. His voice started breaking down a bit in late '72 and '73, although for these MSG gigs in mid-summer it was plenty good. I think his voice was the best overall from '68 through the '71 Japan tour, maybe up to summer '72, but he was capable of really bringing it thereafter at times. And even not at his best, the man was an incredible lead singer. He needed to be, because his bandmates were absolute powerhouses.
I saw them in '73, '75 and '77 at the Garden and I remember in '77 hearing how off Plant's voice was.
WoW wow wow....amazing band, amazing reaction 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
The flaming gong is the cherry on top! 🍒
Yeah that surprised me, what a way to end
This whole concert was released as a film "The Song Remains the Same". I went to see it in the cinema back in the 70s.
Still sounds fantastic, my god Page was on top of his game....
He is amazing
Henry Hartley there is a clip of Page and JPJ playing Rock and Roll with the Foo fighters at Wembley in 2008. Grohl plays drums and Taylor Hawkins does the singing. Grohl idolizes Page and Zeppelin .......and Page still has it
@@Detrucci Jimmy is the best!!
2nd best page solo of all time. Amazing
When the album was just released I bought it and I still love it. I never saw this version, though. WOW! Thanks so much for showing me. Oh yes, it is very noticeble he's not a little boy anymore.
The Detruccinator !! 😎😎😎. The BEST REACTION CHANNEL KNOWN TO MAN!!!! 🎧🔥😎💪🙌👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
I have never heard this live performance. Wow. Thanks
Zeppelin are rock gods there will never ever be any band greater period
They loved to play for the people, that’s why there concerts would last 3 hrs plus. Seen them twice 75 77 just awesome!
So great to see someone enjoy it as much as I do.
they’d already done 4 solid years of touring at this point, they were on fire.
This is the best version!!
Showing the bass - absolutely agree.
Need some of that BASS ACTION
What's most amazing about this show is how Page's guitar is wine red at 5:54 then sunburst at 6:01. Now THAT is talent.
Yep He changes guitar.
Yes, we had fire back in ‘73.
I started High School in ‘73.
Great reaction. It’s a lot of fun watching you discover these tunes. 🤘
Thanks Rick :) Hope you are keeping well
@@Detrucci yep! I'm 60...grew up on Zeppelin!
You really get this, don't you! Love it.
Man John Paul Jones is murdering that bass throughout the whole thing.
Im pretty sure they actually came back on stage for an encore performance because the crowd was so hyped about the show! Love Zepplin! PEACE!!!!
Great Legend Song and group 😍🤘😍🤘😍🤘😍🤘😍🤘😍
Remember this is one of the greatest bands of all time - saw them live in the 1970's - unlike anything around today. Check out more stuff - the rabbit hole goes deep.
"They don't even need the effects", you nailed it. There were so many great bands of great musicians who just let the music do the talking. Sure, there were some bands that did a lot of effects and theatrics and that was fine too, but for many bands it was mostly about the music.
There is no assisting as a long enough reaction! That’s what Led Zeppelin build a reputation on, was the music. That’s why Led Zeppelin four didn’t have a cover on it didn’t have any inside stuff except for the lyrics to stay with heaven. They wanted to music to stand on its own. And that’s with Led Zeppelin is. Oh my God the beds, I hate to keep trash and Beatles but the Beatles were promoted with a certain look with a certain attitude they conducted himself a certain way they were promoted to no end. That’s what sold their music. But with Led Zeppelin, they’re popular because of their music. Not because gimmicks, because how they dress , Not because how they conduct themselves. Music alone and the concerts were legendary just like this.
OMG! I was there!! I saw them at the Garden in '73, '75 and '77!!! Great memories. Security was lax back then. There was a thick haze of smoke over the entire Garden. The last half hour of the concerts, everyone would leave their seats and rush the stage, people from the upper levels would come down to the lower levels. Good times!!
Best band ever
The best rock group to date.
Cheers from ⚘🇧🇷🎵
Did you notice the first "Mic drop" ever recorded at the end? There is an even longer better version of this song on the "How the West was Won" dvd. One of my favorite lines from that one is "Two old ladies, sitting the sand, each one wishing the other was a man. " LOL.
Oh damn i dont think i noticed the mic drop, let me go watch again :D
Yeah I noticed it. I actually thought to myself........is that the first mic drop ever? Is that where it all started?
That's from How Many More Times at the Albert Hall not How The West Was Won
in my time of dying next would be nice.
The Hammer of the Gods
I love the reactions. “What is happening?!!!” And I’m thinking “Wait till you see what they do next 😎🤟”
Plant's voice was an instrument, equal to Bonham's drums, Page's guitars and JPJ's variety of instruments. His body and his voice together. They each gave 200% of themselves. And we are the better for it.
greatest ever
Their concerts would get longer as the tours went on sometimes reaching the 3 hour mark due to their constantly improvising on stage. They would have to make a conscious effort in rehearsals to shorten them up.
Oh yes!
Detrucci, so glad you loved what happened on that song. By then, it was 5 - 6 years as a band, playing live. In the studio, they go for the best performance, with a tight arrangement. In concert, they are always pushing themselves and each other to go to the next level. They always used to improvise and add "jams" to the studio-version of the song, to give the audience a show! And, in terms of transitions within a jam, since Jimmy was soloing, he always throws in certain riffs or lead-patterns to let the other guys know the transition is coming up and it's time to shift the groove or whatever. Yes, they are improvising but they know what the next part is going to be, once Jimmy is done and ready to transition. That, plus, since they've been playing together for so long, they do, quite often have a 6th sense for what's happening in the song. But, check it out: You can listen to lots of bootlegs that show that, hey, it's not always flawless! They often pushed themselves out on a improv-limb that they had trouble seguewaying out of in a clean way. Mistakes have been made along the way but, SO BE IT! Right? They are pushing the envelope and it might get messy here or there but they are Rock Gods! Let them work it out! :)
I like that attitude towards it, mistakes make you grow, anyone who is not afraid of making mistakes and failures uses that experience to make it even better and push on. The hard work mentality is so rare and now I understand why they were able to push themselves so far. They were not afraid of making little mistakes. Always pushing buttons, pushing boundaries and trying new things. I love it.
Listen to how JPJ is shredding the bass during the theremin part. Mind blowing
As you said this is 47 years old. You should have a look at the version of Kashmir from the reunion concert in 2007. The concert was called Celebration day and Jason Bonham played the drums instead of his dad.
I like that idea
Detrucci Detrucci, that entire concert in 2007 was AMAZING. Even if you do not do an online review, I would suggest to you that any song which you have already reviewed live from MSG, and which is included in the 2007 Celebration Day concert, you should watch, to see how fantastic they still sound. Obviously, at 60 years old, Plants voice no longer reaches the stratosphere. But it’s still a powerful instrument, and beautiful in the lower registers. You know it’s an older voice, with allot of living behind it. And the sheer enjoyment they are having playing together, and the way they interact with Jason Bonham is a joy to watch.
Perfection
The whole movie is killer
You are enjoying getting the Led out far too much, I truly wish you could have been at their concerts with us. Seeing them live was the ultimate experience. 47 years ago for this performance, and much like their performances before and after this, people went home completely drained, and high for days afterwards.
Love your great reactions. You appreciate the talent the brilliance of these four masters of their craft . Try Live 1969 Dazed and Confused. Also 1970 Royal Albert Hall...How Many More Times
They’re jamming for sure. They definitely have chemistry.
Yeah they do :)
@@Detrucci no they don`t
25 January 1973, I saw them in Aberdeen at the Music Hall. Amazing, I still can hardly believe that I saw them!!
That would have actually been around the same time as this live video time period
Was there atMSG 73 AND 75 no one can match their ability to go off on tangents without missing a beat. I can't stomach a live performance today or even 25 yrs ago. So much to learn grasshopper, forget Floyd, ac/dc etc...FOCUS THIS IS THE BAND THAT LAUNCHED A THOUSAND CARREERS
Well Zeppelin were really known not just for the great music they created but for the great improvisions they did in there live shows which were more than Phenomonal absolutely perfect and just completely separated them from other bands and there music or live shows period too me the very best at it period (: But if you listen too any zep especially whole porta of love the studio version you hear the break downs when they come in and are designed too give an easy too make a changes or improvising in the song so in there live shows they Incrediablely enhance the changes or breakdowns and created some of the most incrediable live shows ever because some songs could a 20 min song just from the changes and them jamming too the changes (: Super Mega Geniuses they were and still are (: Led Zep True GOAT Period (:
Ahh the Theramin. The instrument you DON'T touch.
I had such high expectations for them the first time I saw them in 1975 I thought I’d be disappointed. But, from Bonzo’s opening drums on “Rock & Roll” to the encores that included “Whole Lotta Love” and “Communication Breakdown” I was overwhelmed by their mere presence in the building!! They don’t use a huge stage and light show to overstimulate the senses. It’s pretty basic. Everything is based on the music and each members talent. Not that bands who do have big light shows are trying to hide a lack of proficiency on their instruments Pink Floyd is prime example. They were so good my memories of them still today are as fresh as can be. Its like it was just last Friday night and not 45 years ago. JPJ’s bass and Bonhams drums were so solid Plant & Page could soar without worry of the timing drifting off! Thanks for stirring up my memories!
Best tripping movie ever...jimmy levitates in D&C at some point...I'm sure of it
their shout out to Elvis, which they did often. luv luv...best band ever!
new york goodnight...click....frickin awesome...
They already know what thier doing 😂
There's so many cool little tidbits about these shows Detrucci. This is from a collection of 3 different nights at MSG, some of which has been spliced together, some of the audio used on the album is not in the movie and vice-versa. They even built a replica stage a year later and had them wear the same outfits to reenact some of the live shots and spliced those in as well. Basically, it was kind of a fucking disaster as the original director couldn't get the job done so after a year of waiting they fired him and he hid the tapes! It took 3 years for them to finally release the movie and the albums with major editing for both, there are some real chop-shop doozies in the film that only make me laugh now, but they pulled it off in Zeppelin fashion and we all loved it when it came out.
nunyo business I heard that the cameramen they hired to film the concert on the first night were so stoned that they just watched them and forgot to record. 😜
Plant also wore girl shirts. .. he’s wearing one here.. 😂😂
Just listen to JPJ in the background while Jimmy's fooling around with the theramin absolutely fucking amazing
I don't think there has ever been a better use of a theremin
Love your reaction dude...you really know how to get into the performance 👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks Mantiz
Its great to see a younger generation discover the music my generation listened to. and. NO AUTO TUNE lol
Page called it being "Tight but Lose". They did a lot of jamming but they also had musical and vocal clues that would move them to the next part of songs.
JIMMY IS THE MAN AND ALWAYS WILL BE !
The Theremin is an electronic instrument invented in 1928, named after its inventor. It features hand placement between 2 Antennas. Hand proximity to 1 determines frequency (pitch) and volume to the other. Looks like Jimmy playing with Radio Signals thru the air. So spacey!!
TFW you by chance have 4 of the best at their craft all time in the same band.
If you haven't heard the album version you need to.
Achilles Last Stand Live Knebworth 1979
This hell yeah!!!!!!!
This is no doubt the most “prog rock” song in their discography
I love bands who play songs differently every night. If I want to hear what's on the album, I'll listen to the album.
Led zeppelin Achilles last stand live knebworth 79
Please oh please, do “In My Time Of Dying”, STUDIO. I promise...you’re gonna do your happy dance.
Live!!!
Julie Manarin I fart in your general direction.
How do they know? Look for the nods. They signal each other imperceptibly. But it's there. They are tightly in tuned with each other. That was their magic.
hey Detrucci, thank you for bringing that, Dased and confused from the concert is probably too long (although Jimmy Page plays a violin bow on an electric guitar has something) but honestly, I saw Led Zeppelin live three times, but what really touched me was this concert film "Celebrations Day" 2007 in London, her first concert together after 27 years, with Bonzo's son as a drummer, I was skeptical, then speechless, then I cried. Yes, I know it sounds dramatic , what I want to say who you have the opportunity to listen to, do it, you will like it (by the way, my absolute favorite piece of them is "In The Evening" because I always drive serpentine lines on the street, I now apologize for this litany, think it's great that you like LZ, greetings from Germany
Did you manage to see my Dazed and Confused reaction? I uploaded it to the community section of my channel
Fire Gong!! Love it
Jimmy playing the Theramin with his hands!! Look it up...a very old instrument! Oh God...JIMMY!!!! Panties wet now! Lol😂
The best!
the skill they had stemmed from the talent demanded of studio musicians which Page and Jones were...they played for hours a day...with any musicians...after a while you get so good you have a 6th sense to the others...Bonham was a genius....Plant was raw talent and an extrovert which was his biggest asset..he had no fear
That is a theremin. Movement in front of it make the sound. You’ve been talking about them jamming. Well there you go!
that whole movie was great
Excellent reaction! I would next check out "Young Man Blues" by the Who, Live on the Isle of Wight in 1970. Trust me!
Jimmy Page. A magician with the guitar. He’s a magician with sound. Look at him manipulate that theremin like he was molding clay. Smiling the whole time like he’s in his true element.
Now do "Dazed and Confused" from the same show! Just as awesome!