5:00 they did the jump scare to you lol. And you are right. It’s an experience. Love how you closed your eyes and let that solo happen. What’s so great is that they have such a variety of sounds. So many different sounding songs. But uniquely zeppelin.
"This is basically like a hidden gem". You hit the nail on the head and that is the EXACT reason why I so often advocate for starting Zep in album/track order because requests alone do NOT tell the full story! This song is off their first album and takes some inspiration from Howlin' Wolf's "How Many More Years" as well as "The Hunter" by Albert King with Booker T and the MGs and I think Robert threw a couple other references in there for good measure. Jimmy used a violin bow on his guitar for this. I am so glad you understand that Zep music is a journey and I agree, if you're just listening but not *listening* you are doing a disservice to both the music and yourself. I know you've already done a lot of Zep, but please do consider starting at the beginning and fill in what you haven't reacted to already because not only is each song a journey, each album shows definite changes in musicality and creates new entities in themselves. Hell - react to a song you've already heard again anyway so that you get the full flavor of the album and don't miss anything - Zep fans will be here for it!
I guess by Zep fans you mean yourself? I can't quite make the distinction between myself and reality either sometimes, I am a "Zep" fan but I would not appreciate being misrepresented or for that matter represented by any other person, especially a person that would so casually make such rendering in a public manner?
@@henriettaskolnick4445 I am referring to you and your dogmatic use of language, as well intentioned it may be still restraint should be considered in all aspects of it's delivery. I am certain you love Zeppelin as do I but the line is fine between do what I want you to do and do what you want to do, as is the line between representation and misrepresentation, i.e the only difference being as you perceive it yourself.
How you doing today sweetie, sooo glad you're doing more Zeppelin, you know their my all time favorite band, saw them more than 20 times in concert, them headphones are awesome 👍
Thank you for this reaction! This has always been my favorite Led Zeppelin song! The riff is killer! The dynamics of all the different musical sections hit in all the right spots, from Jimmy Page's nuclear Bolero guitar solos, to the Yardbirds-styled rave ups, to the lower registered psychedelic section with violin-bowed guitar, to Robert Plant's blues-pastiche lyrics. Let's not forget the powerhouse playing from one of rock's greatest rhythm sections! Love you, you're beautiful! Love your reactions! I bet you would love the live performance of Kashmir that Jimmy Page and Robert Plant played on MTV, they are augmented by a Moroccan orchestra, it will bring you to tears!
Fuzzed up and cranked to eleven! Dig the shuffle beat on the outro to the break. Little Robert Anthony wants to play! To see this live, check out the clip of Led Zeppelin performing this for Danmarks Radio 1969. Super raw, super great!
Yeah, it's hard to choose a "favorite" Zep song, because they have so many incredible songs... but this has always been one of my favorites. A couple of other great blues tunes on this album are "I Can't Quit You Baby" and "You Shook Me". 🤘😎
As an effort from their first album it just shows what is to come in the future. Many phases in a song that creates a feeling of anticipation and energy. Led Zeppelin are an unmatched combo that showed everyone how it is done.
My first listen to one of your reactions to Zeppelin and I really enjoyed it. Thanks! I love this song. Just imagine, it was recorded in 1968 when Plant and Bonham were both barely 20 years old, Jones was 22, Page only 24. Clearly very gifted musicians as individuals but as a group, they were a frigging force riding the same musical wavelength. :) I'm going to second the recommendation made by Henrietta. There are a lot of "hidden gems" on their albums that don't get recommended for some reason. Instead of relying on recommendations, I think you'd really enjoy discovering those gems yourself by going back to the beginning with album 1 track 1, then just keep going. You've already heard a couple of songs from their early albums but approaching it as a "whole album experience", which was how Zep preferred their music be listened to (and why they released only a couple of singles), it might be a cool experience for you. Just a thought. :) Edit: I've subbed and will go back and listen to all of your Zep reactions, as well as other reactions you've done. Looking forward to getting "caught up" and watching more. ;)
LED ZEPPELIN, "HOW MANY MORE TIMES ". OFF LED ZEPPELIN 1. Another classic Album. Every song is a hit. So is LED ZEPPELIN 11, LED ZEPPELIN 111, LED ZEPPELIN 1V, and so on. Rock and Roll for ever..
When they played this at the Boston Tea Party venue fans were banging their head on the stage. Thus head banging’ music. Also the first song Plant heard his own voice with the band.
The "problem' with Zeppelin is that you are really spoiled for choice with them. I love this song but then again I love most of what Zeppelin put out. I'll say one thing though, this was a helluva song to close out their debut album. Check out their live performance of this, either a their first tv appearance for Denmark radio or their 1970 Royal Albert Hall performance, both are great.
Headphones weren't the preferred way to listen to a new Zeppelin album back then. Mostly for the quality of them in the early 70s. There were just a few really good ones. I, and perhaps others, had "Stacks" with: amplifiers, radio receivers, turntables, cassette decks, perhaps reel-to-reel, equalizers, and really big giant and clear speakers. And then you'd wait........for the next Zeppelin album to be released. Heaven. Regarding this one being a hidden gem...Zeppelin recorded 108 songs. I love about 100 of them. Many months ago, I think I listed less than a dozen more for you to try. And I added; you'd be better off just listening to every song from every album, because I had them all. ♥
Fun to see your reactions, keep rocking, fine lady 🤘❤️ there are to many led zep songs to request. Second album a must and physical graffiti too. Two completely dif sounds
Please do Tea for one, The Crunge,Dy'er M'aker please, love your reactions especially to Led Zeppelin, so many more Led zeppelin songs I would love to hear your reactions to
I love the power of the beat in this song. Lots of repetition in led zep songs but it’s never boring! Great review, i love what you said about people who listen to led zep are doing it wrong they need to experiance it. So true.
If you havent reacted to Led Zeppelins "In My Time Of Dying" live at Earls Court 1975...please do yourself and us a favor because you will love it!!🎶🎸🎙🎵💙
One of my favs from this 1st album, 1969. Just think Robert and John(drums) were only 20/21 here, just babies but already so musically mature. My suggestions next, Nobody's fault but mine, from the album Presence. Thanks Jayy x
Your question at the end.... good question. It was the last track on their debut album. It never received that much airplay and isn't as widely known as other songs, even some from the first album. Great song though, and I loved your reaction to it.
I like your headphones they are the perfect headphones for cat lover's like me 😊. And Jimmy Page will always be the greatest guitarist of all time at least imo
Small correction, Robert Anthony Plant: D.O.B. August 20, 1948. First Led Zeppelin album recorded September-October 1968. Released January 12, 1969. He was barely 20!!!
When asked what my favorite Led Zeppelin song is I always reply "why the first two albums, of course."
Jimmy Page once said that when you listen to Led Zeppelin you can clearly hear each band member performing with equal sound volume.
They were, are and WILL ALWAYS the ultimate rock band..
You're talkin' The Mighty Led Zeppelin- enough said!
This is great, but 'Babe, I'm gonna Leave You' is even more of a mindblower off of this album!
5:00 they did the jump scare to you lol. And you are right. It’s an experience. Love how you closed your eyes and let that solo happen. What’s so great is that they have such a variety of sounds. So many different sounding songs. But uniquely zeppelin.
Aren't they just magnificent?? Please more! This live from 1969 is FIRE! Jimmy used the violin bow on this one too! Grats on 100,000!
"This is basically like a hidden gem". You hit the nail on the head and that is the EXACT reason why I so often advocate for starting Zep in album/track order because requests alone do NOT tell the full story! This song is off their first album and takes some inspiration from Howlin' Wolf's "How Many More Years" as well as "The Hunter" by Albert King with Booker T and the MGs and I think Robert threw a couple other references in there for good measure. Jimmy used a violin bow on his guitar for this. I am so glad you understand that Zep music is a journey and I agree, if you're just listening but not *listening* you are doing a disservice to both the music and yourself. I know you've already done a lot of Zep, but please do consider starting at the beginning and fill in what you haven't reacted to already because not only is each song a journey, each album shows definite changes in musicality and creates new entities in themselves. Hell - react to a song you've already heard again anyway so that you get the full flavor of the album and don't miss anything - Zep fans will be here for it!
how is this song hidden everyone I know loves the song it's one of their favorites
Great comment and advice as always.
I guess by Zep fans you mean yourself? I can't quite make the distinction between myself and reality either sometimes, I am a "Zep" fan but I would not appreciate being misrepresented or for that matter represented by any other person, especially a person that would so casually make such rendering in a public manner?
@@AleisterCrowley. hello, whom are you referring to, please?
@@henriettaskolnick4445 I am referring to you and your dogmatic use of language, as well intentioned it may be still restraint should be considered in all aspects of it's delivery. I am certain you love Zeppelin as do I but the line is fine between do what I want you to do and do what you want to do, as is the line between representation and misrepresentation, i.e the only difference being as you perceive it yourself.
Hi Jayy, you nailed it when you said that with Zep you don't just listen to them, it's an experience...saw them in '73...no words needed..bless you...
I agree with you totally!! I got my first Led Zeppelin album in 1979, and after all these years this is my favorite Zeppelin song of all time
This song, this is Led Zeppelin, every wonderful thing about them. 2:35
You made it JAYY!!!!!! 100.000 So well deserved. Been following you for several years and I think I'm almost as pleased as you! Well done Lady!
How you doing today sweetie, sooo glad you're doing more Zeppelin, you know their my all time favorite band, saw them more than 20 times in concert, them headphones are awesome 👍
Thank you for this reaction! This has always been my favorite Led Zeppelin song! The riff is killer! The dynamics of all the different musical sections hit in all the right spots, from Jimmy Page's nuclear Bolero guitar solos, to the Yardbirds-styled rave ups, to the lower registered psychedelic section with violin-bowed guitar, to Robert Plant's blues-pastiche lyrics. Let's not forget the powerhouse playing from one of rock's greatest rhythm sections! Love you, you're beautiful! Love your reactions! I bet you would love the live performance of Kashmir that Jimmy Page and Robert Plant played on MTV, they are augmented by a Moroccan orchestra, it will bring you to tears!
"nuclear Bolero"......great reference. I like it.
One of the most underrated Led Zeppelin songs.
It was regular part of their set list in the early years (1969-70.)
I hate when people say this song is underrated tell me who underrated this song I've never once met one person who said that this song was underrated
@@fredtello what Zeppelin song was EVER underrated? 😆
Live in 69 was magnificent!!
@@Rock_Snob true!
@@juliemanarin4127 I saw them twice in 69 in Boston.
Fuzzed up and cranked to eleven! Dig the shuffle beat on the outro to the break. Little Robert Anthony wants to play! To see this live, check out the clip of Led Zeppelin performing this for Danmarks Radio 1969. Super raw, super great!
The headphones kill me.....🤣❤
Yeah, it's hard to choose a "favorite" Zep song, because they have so many incredible songs... but this has always been one of my favorites.
A couple of other great blues tunes on this album are "I Can't Quit You Baby" and "You Shook Me". 🤘😎
As an effort from their first album it just shows what is to come in the future. Many phases in a song that creates a feeling of anticipation and energy. Led Zeppelin are an unmatched combo that showed everyone how it is done.
So much great music from Zeppelin and this was one their first LP this and it didn’t get much radio play as others
I love how much you love Zep! This song is amazing 💜💜💜💜
Probably it hasn't been requested that much simply because of the sheer volume of equally outstanding Zep masterpieces.
My first listen to one of your reactions to Zeppelin and I really enjoyed it. Thanks!
I love this song. Just imagine, it was recorded in 1968 when Plant and Bonham were both barely 20 years old, Jones was 22, Page only 24. Clearly very gifted musicians as individuals but as a group, they were a frigging force riding the same musical wavelength. :)
I'm going to second the recommendation made by Henrietta. There are a lot of "hidden gems" on their albums that don't get recommended for some reason. Instead of relying on recommendations, I think you'd really enjoy discovering those gems yourself by going back to the beginning with album 1 track 1, then just keep going. You've already heard a couple of songs from their early albums but approaching it as a "whole album experience", which was how Zep preferred their music be listened to (and why they released only a couple of singles), it might be a cool experience for you. Just a thought. :)
Edit: I've subbed and will go back and listen to all of your Zep reactions, as well as other reactions you've done. Looking forward to getting "caught up" and watching more. ;)
LED ZEPPELIN, "HOW MANY MORE TIMES ". OFF LED ZEPPELIN 1. Another classic Album. Every song is a hit. So is LED ZEPPELIN 11, LED ZEPPELIN 111, LED ZEPPELIN 1V, and so on. Rock and Roll for ever..
Not bad for early 69. RockStars Forever. Their music touched so many. Countless for sure. Awesome.
Great song this one. Masters at work from the beginning.
Just like in days of confused to find a violent boat during that part of the song way ahead of time
When they played this at the Boston Tea Party venue fans were banging their head on the stage. Thus head banging’ music. Also the first song Plant heard his own voice with the band.
Gotta turn it up so we can hear it loud on our end, especially the GOATS 🐐. thx for your video Jayy
What I love about Zeppelin is that none of their songs sound the same
Awesome that you reacted to this one! 👏 So few reactors do. 🎤🎸🥁🎵🎶
Love em. Plant always sounds like someone just pushed him off a cliff! AAAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
This is a led zeppelin masterpiece. Based on a "howling wolf" song.
Yes, listening to Zep is an eargasmic experience, this is why they're still my favourite group of all time!
The "problem' with Zeppelin is that you are really spoiled for choice with them. I love this song but then again I love most of what Zeppelin put out. I'll say one thing though, this was a helluva song to close out their debut album. Check out their live performance of this, either a their first tv appearance for Denmark radio or their 1970 Royal Albert Hall performance, both are great.
Just listen to my boy Johnny B on the drums that is my man right there he's the best
Oops just read my comment meant to say Jimmy Page on Days of the confused plays a violin bow
She hung in there and got fixed and locked in at 9:00 this woman is a keeper!
She can start and finish anywhere she chooses to because it is her channel.
@7:22 Gotta love that shuffle Bonham starts
The fade and travel in "Whole lotta love " is even better!
Reviewed that
Headphones weren't the preferred way to listen to a new Zeppelin album back then. Mostly for the quality of them in the early 70s. There were just a few really good ones. I, and perhaps others, had "Stacks" with: amplifiers, radio receivers, turntables, cassette decks, perhaps reel-to-reel, equalizers, and really big giant and clear speakers. And then you'd wait........for the next Zeppelin album to be released. Heaven. Regarding this one being a hidden gem...Zeppelin recorded 108 songs. I love about 100 of them. Many months ago, I think I listed less than a dozen more for you to try. And I added; you'd be better off just listening to every song from every album, because I had them all. ♥
Fun to see your reactions, keep rocking, fine lady 🤘❤️ there are to many led zep songs to request. Second album a must and physical graffiti too. Two completely dif sounds
I love that you love Led Zeppelin babe
never mind requests for Zeppelin...just play them all
The song "Astounded" from the 2001 'Tantric' album by the band Tantric...
With Zeppelin…You’ve got to invest in their 10 albums and just listen. Its All Good!
Jayy, First Album! All under the age of 25! Robert was 19!
Could you imagine That was The FIRST song That have introduced LZEP for The world??
Always love your reactions but especially Zeppelin. I can tell how much you love the band.
They are the GOAT!
Please do Tea for one, The Crunge,Dy'er M'aker please, love your reactions especially to Led Zeppelin, so many more Led zeppelin songs I would love to hear your reactions to
“The Lemon Song” is a banger.
There's one thing they're not they're not boring
Hidden gem
Your reviews and live streams are awesome 😃💖
Check out “i can’t quit you babe” another blues hidden gem!
Oh yeah this is another great one
Led Zeppelin is for the ADVANCED music listener. 💥💥💥👍😎
The ultimate experience is "The song Remains the same/ Rain Song live at MSG
I’ll second that!
The Rover off physical Graffiti there sixth album 💿 one of best hidden gems of alltime ☮️
All the songs on Zep’s first album are incredible so this song can get overlooked. Nonetheless it rocks HARD.
I love the power of the beat in this song. Lots of repetition in led zep songs but it’s never boring! Great review, i love what you said about people who listen to led zep are doing it wrong they need to experiance it. So true.
If you havent reacted to Led Zeppelins "In My Time Of Dying" live at Earls Court 1975...please do yourself and us a favor because you will love it!!🎶🎸🎙🎵💙
one of my top three favorite Led Zeppelin songs
Their live version of this is 10 million times better
One of my favs from this 1st album, 1969. Just think Robert and John(drums) were only 20/21 here, just babies but already so musically mature.
My suggestions next,
Nobody's fault but mine, from the album Presence. Thanks Jayy x
Makes me wish I could experience Zeppelin for the first time again
great reaction!
🔥reaction Jayy!👍
Jimmy page was a master at the mixing board
Your question at the end.... good question. It was the last track on their debut album. It never received that much airplay and isn't as widely known as other songs, even some from the first album. Great song though, and I loved your reaction to it.
Just for your eyes and ears, do the 1969 Danmark radio, live version you’ll see!
🤗 Zepppppp🥰
The band ranged from late teens-early 20s when they did this
You are right about experience
You are so cool!
Good song good reaction
Girl, have you not reacted to Led Zeppelin "In The Light" yet?!
If you like Led Zeppelin check out Dread Zeppelin's video for Heartbreaker. 😎
Te amo chica.
Lost some of my hearing at a young age from that damn song right there that's how you listen to it girl ! Loud
You have a great ear, girl!!
Early stereo tracks loved panning hard … seemed cool until your left speakers blew out in your car. ✌️🤣👍
Nice reaction. Need more volume...
I like your headphones they are the perfect headphones for cat lover's like me 😊. And Jimmy Page will always be the greatest guitarist of all time at least imo
Have you started Led Zeppelin III ???
Robert is only 18 years old here. Quite young
Small correction, Robert Anthony Plant: D.O.B. August 20, 1948.
First Led Zeppelin album recorded September-October 1968. Released January 12, 1969.
He was barely 20!!!
👍👍👍👍
I miss stereophonics.
guess it was good for you too then...
There's just way too many Zeppelin songs that are great.
👎🏻