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Zeppelin is any genre they want to be. I wouldn’t try and fit them in a box… unless that box is labeled greatness.
Thats what I was thinking. Led Zeppelin is their own genre. lol..
Robert's song for his wife Maureen. Played at my wedding reception.
The song to play to the love of your life, pure genius.
They do any genre They have a mind to do! Because they are the GOATS!
Genre: It's a song from a band that could do anything.
You're right, this song is amazing.
Like some others who have commented, we played this song at our wedding. Many older folks in attendance, who had probably never heard of Led Zeppelin were moved to tears during this song.
One of the most beautiful songs ever written!!!
I once heard the most perfect description of this song I’ve ever heard. A reactor had said that once the lyrics stopped and the Oregon took over that the sound was so beautiful that if the northern lights could make a noise that’s what it would sound like. Great reaction to an unbelievably beautiful song
Folk rock. Beautiful song, a genius composition. This is just another example of why LZ is set apart from the rest, and by a rather large margin. Also why it's so difficult to recommend "a" favorite or "the" best LZ song. There are so many, where does one start? I'm really appreciating your deeper dive into the complexities of their music rather than just giving the songs a cursory listen. Although you listened to several of their songs before deciding to begin at the beginning, I hope you include those songs again as you work your way through each album. Would be interesting to hear a second reaction in light of hearing their progression.
You're on a roll, Sal. Nice going. Genre? Forget it- some Zep songs are unclassifiable, some fit into two categories. Just know they started with Blues Rock, took up Funk, Folk, and Prog on their way to Hard Rock. No they didn't do metal... they knew when to stop. Peace from Canada.
One of the most beautiful rock ballads of all time.
the live version of this from bbc sessions is INCREDIBLE! jimmy absolutely goes off on the solo!
I would call it a rock ballad Imagine the impression they had on a teen in the 70s Dam they were great
I knew you would like this Song!!!! "Thank You" is A Masterpiece!!!! I KNEW you would like ...I got chills watching you react to it!!!! Hahahaa....lol....hahahahaha😁🤣🤣🤣😂
There is no music like this anymore, Zeppelin, Stones, Beatles all had unique sounds and were awesome in their own way. Continue your journey my Son
This is such a beautiful song -- I love the ending when the organ fades out and then rebounds like sun emerging from behind some clouds. If you really liked this song, I'd wager you're gonna love The Rain Song off of their Houses of the Holy album.
I'm really enjoying your reactions to Led Zeppelin. They're still my favourite band of all time. So much amazing music from them.
This song was just pefection. A mixture of lights and floating in the air, and heart wrenching crooning screams to his woman. Heard it first when I was 10 years old.
The South Hampton live version with Bonzo's gong along with Plant's raspy yet velvety vocals really blew me away! Everyone talks about the BBC live version but Page's guitar in this gem is stellar!
John Paul Jones. Master musician and session man played a Hammond B-3 organ on this track. His immense talents and monumental contributions to this act can never go understated. Ever.
Yeah…so many “genres” now. Zeppelins music initially based heavily on American blues and English folk music. All these guys were steeped in English folk as part of their DNA If you have to look for “how thus song fits” then look to folk music. But honestly, it’s just a lovely and sweet love song from Robert to his then wife Maureen. Seeing how much you loved this, I cannot wait for you to hear The Rain Song, from their fifth album…considered by many to be their best ballad …. And some of the most beautiful and complex acoustic guitar playing in rock.
The ultimate live song. Leave it to Zepplin!
Geez...love song...Robert had me lose my concentration lol!
At any time your favorite Zeppelin song will change, especially if you're listening to them for the first time.
As someone who's listened to them, steadily, since 1970 my favorite has changed a few times.
I LOVE LOVE THIS SONG!!!! One of my all-time favorite song from Led Zeppelin along with "California," and "Rain Song." So happy you get to hear it!!! Thank You!!! This song is Folk and Rock mixed together and they do it well. They also do this with "The Rain Song" on their Houses of The Holy," album and "California."
❤❤❤Robert❤❤❤
Best band ever. One of the first songs I learned on the guitar in the 70's.
Pure poetry! Kudos to John Paul Jones (the silent one) for his sublime keyboard work in this masterpiece! One of my favorite Zeppelin tracks!
Folk Rock
Led Zeppelin has so many fantastic songs and Thank You is the most beautiful...a true love song ♥️🇨🇦
Thank You is a beautiful, timeless song about love. Amazing❤
the live version on the BBC Sessions album takes this amazing song to even another level and features one of Page's best mostly unknown solos ever and with an angelic ending from Plants vocals riff
I've said it before, favorites from LZ change by the mood of any given day! Robert's wife (a nurse) was the financial support in the very early days of his music career so that is partially what the thank you is about. Don't forget "Heartbreaker & Living Loving Maid (She's Just a Woman)" have to be reacted to as 1 continuous track (that means 2 songs in one reaction) or we who are following your journey into this band will be giving you negative feedback! I really dislike this modern day idea that all songs need to be placed into these pigeon holes know as a genre, this most certainly was NOT the case when these albums were released, the only generalized category back then was Rock and that's all that is necessary!
The category this song fits into is Led Zeppelin!
Robert's very first attempt at lyrics. The "genre" is Zeppelin pure and simple.
One of my very favorites
I first heard this as a 12 year old boy back in 1969 and it still moves me as a most beautiful love song.
Robert wrote this for his wife, Maureen. This was the first song Robert wrote primarily on his own, although Jimmy had the "little drops of rain..." section and harmonizes with Robert during that passage. Jimmy was very happy that Robert was starting to come into his own for lyrics so that he, in turn, could focus more on the instrumentation, composition, etc., as well as the production. The slightly cringe factor though is this beautiful ode to his wife comes after the song he wrote about his affair with her sister. Anyway, I would consider this a ballad. How amazing is it that this is only their second album yet every song has been fantastically sculptured. The skill and craftsmanship is from beyond. As far as the next two songs go (Heartbreaker and Living Loving Maid), the majority of the fandom holds that the songs should be played consecutively, however, FYI, none of the band liked Living Loving Maid and Jimmy especially hated that US radio stations would play them together, because to him, they had no connection whatsoever. It's true, Heartbreaker ends abruptly, so you can hear how the next could flow easily immediately after, however, I'll take the unpopular opinion and side with Jimmy, and not play them together, since he produced the album, but you do you. 🙂 As I've said many times, Zep music is for moods so your favorite song is going to be the one that fits the mood for you at any given time.
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BTW, I love your reaction to every song, and your passion
shows. Very authentic and humble. You know that it's greatness you've witnessed.
My husband and I are renewing our vows and this will be the song same as it was 30 years ago!!!!!
"I kinda want to listen to this again" I know! I don't know if this is technically considered a ballad, but "love ballad" is probably the best way to categorize this one.
This is one of the first songs i learned on guitar as a teen in the late 70s cause i loved it so much. Ya gotta give it up for JPJ on the keys to
One of my all-time favorite songs - so much feeling and dedication in the lyrics - and such an amazingly assembled song. I my life, this song will forever be dedicated to the late Gery Hatriz (Gerry Egatz). I will never hear this song and not think of him.
Hey 👋, I was blessed to have been alive in the real time growing up along with all of these bands of all genres, colors and creeds ,while they were striving for there goals!!!
Isn't it amazing how they are about the only band that almost every song they ever did has a WIKI page?
Amazing !! JPJ wow
A masterpiece! Listen to those organs, you don't hear much of that today.
There’s a very ‘electric’ version of this on their BBC Sessions album. One of my all time favs!
Good to see you loving all sides of led zeppelin, I’m waiting for led zepp 3 that’s my favourite album of theirs. I’ve really enjoyed your reactions recommending dire straits, sultans of swing, alchemy live version I think you will love it.
Genres didn’t really mean anything in the 70’s. Rock came out of rhythm and blues but to be honest led zeppelin used country and folk influences almost as much as blues and rock and roll sounds.
Beautiful
much much credit to you for going in order each album its the only way very keen of you you will see the development in context -a deeper appreciation quite a discovery for someone as discerning as yourself
This is the first Led Zeppelin song that Robert Plant wrote the lyrics for.
I gave these lyrics to a 17 year old girl & it got me married! 34 years & 2 daughters ago!
Hurdy gurdy
Maybe the only Zep song that Jimmy sings backup to in the chorus.
Beautiful song isn't it? And Jimmy can sing harmony! The instrument JPJ plays here is a Mellatron keyboard
I think one of the problems you have with the description of Led Zeppellin as just rock for a music genre is because this early in the rock music era the sub-genres were much less defined than you may be used to today or even in the later years of the rock scene. For me I always thought the advent of the punk rock scene was when the proliferation of the sub-genres began to excellerate. In the 69-70 years there basically just folk, country, blues, jazz and rock and roll which derived from influences of all of those. I heard once read a article that asked a lot of rock musicians who their musical influencrs were and I was amazed by how many of the English musicians mentioned American jazz and blues artists like Robert Johnson, Muddy Waters, Howlin Wolf and Lead Belly. They also took inspiration from Celtic, British and American folk revivals.
yep
evening to you.
Dude...Led Zeppelin is a legend. I was fortunate to be able to see them back in the day. Unforgettable experiences...just unbelievable really. Best concert ever!!
This is one of my favorites from their albums.
Awesome reaction and great video! Keep bringing us videos like this please! You are amazing dude! Please continue with your journey with this phenomenal band.
If you need another artist to react to please react to Marcin Patrzalek. He is a 21 year old young man from Poland who is the best guitarist I've ever seen. He covers Kashmir...a Led Zeppelin song. I promise you will not be disappointed. His talent will blow you away. Just give a try please.Please react to Marcin playing Kashmir on one guitar 🎸.
Thanks dude!!
Sending you love from Texas!
That’s John Paul Jones, on organ!
That's a Rock ballad! This was written for Robert Plant's wife
Agree with others it more folk rock.
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*NICE bro* !!! Robert's passionate expression to his wife. I have a suggestion for you, it's a short one as Zeppelin goes but "acoustically" it's ALWAYS been my favorite. Checkout *Goin to California* either the studio version off Led Zeppelin 3 *OR* their live version *specifically* from Earls Court 1975.! I hope you will treasure it as much as I have for decades..... *David* .....
He’s going through the entire catalogue so he’ll get to it…
@@helenespaulding7562 Even better.! Were all going to enjoy this journey...
@@davidstenton4365 darn tootin’! 😁🤘
john paul jones on hammond b3 organ
They have to many incredible songs and you still probably have not heard you best one yet
The name of the instrument is the Church Organ. Taking us to church:)
Now that you’re more familiar with Led Zeppelin, I’m curious what you would think about Achilles Last Stand, a second time around.
I bet when he gets to it again he’ll have a different opinion
It's a ballad
Why do people worry about genres? It's all music. LZ were not confined by genres.
It’s a key board being played through a Melotone. Not clear on the spelling.
There’s no genre just take it as read it’s Led Zeppelin they defy genres😎
The genra is...God's music...
That is an organ. You mainly hear them played in churches.
the genre is not really rock its led zeppelin i guess, i had the same reaction when this came out and you took the album home and ingested it undisturbed for the first time ...... you are right this is an unknown gem for zillions of people -thank you for recognizing the amazing high quality of what you are getting in to ...it warms the heart of those of us who lived it as it all occurred and were deeply moved for the rest of our lives --i am spoiled rotton a beatlemaniac and led zeppelin devotee from the start of both as they occurred start to finish! saw led in jan of 75 first time and i was never the same honest and i have stood in front of jimmy page live 7 times in my life ....spoiled rotton!!
never cut a zep track short fella, some have false endings like this, and plenty have something interesting going on at the end. in my time of dying being a classic example
Who is singing backing vocals on the chorus. It doesn't sound like Plant. Is it JP, JPJ, or Bonzo?
Didn't I tell you?
Zeppelin doesn't have one genre!!
Listen to the BBC sessions version of this song. It's way better.
If you really want a break down of how much of a masterpiece this song is, you should watch this video. You seem to have a good hear for all the different elements of music. It's a long video/breakdown but Carl is really good at keeping attention. I am not a musician and don't really understand what he is saying but I think it's interesting how he is able to explain what you are hearing and the intent behind why Zep did what they did in songs.
Love your reactions. Thank you (nu pun intended lol)
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That was an excellent watch. Thanks for posting it!
Carl is fucking fantastic!
@@antarcticorb9197 he really is great to watch. As I mentioned I'm not a musician but he still manages to keep my attention and entertain. Very talented.
You need to stop trying to fit Led Zep songs into "genre" catagories! Diversity is a key to their catalogue. Influences from many sources, all interpreted with the special Zep touch.
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BTW, I love your reaction to every song, and your passion
shows. Very authentic and humble. You know that it's greatness you've witnessed.