🎵 Led Zeppelin - Heartbreaker / Living Loving Maid (She's Just A Woman) REACTION
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First off kudos for playing these two together, a big thumbs up. Anytime a radio station played Heartbreaker and didn't immediately follow it up with Living Loving Maid they were flooded with callers expressing their disappointment. So the radio stations always played them together. Back when this came out it was extremely progressive and has influenced countless bands that followed. I've always looked at them from a part I, part II kind of standpoint with the 2nd song being about a slightly older "heartbreaker" with the "mileage" starting to show but still living the life. I believe both songs were based off real people but I doubt the same person. I love the opening lines on the second song... "with a purple umbrella and a fifty cent hat... ...miss's cool rides out in her aged Cadillac..." and jpj's bass line is just Nasty!
Amen Briar GOTTA PLAY LIVING LOVING with it....!
You do know ?
On the 8 Track tape of Led Zeppelin 2
those songs are not together
@@James_Loveless That happened often with fixed-length 8-tracks and cassettes. Rather than be true to the correct order of the songs, they would save two pennies worth of tape by filling up both sides with an equal time length of songs, which resulted in moving some songs around to accomplish the goal.
Check it out:
Dread Zeppelin - Heartbreaker (At The End Of Lonely Street)
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It is the law.
John Paul Jones is killing it with the killer bass groves in this song!!!
absolutely! that bass line is just NASTY
are you a fan of Them Crooked Vultures?
@@joechurch7 yes, very much. it's been awhile since I heard them, they had a song called Fang I think it was that was really good then they just kinda parted ways
As usual
A true genius!
Something about Led Zeppelin’s first two albums. Raw and heavier punch. Hard to believe this was 1968-69. Heavy!!!!
Led Zeppelin 1 is my fav man! Freaking raw and hard! GOATS! Icons!
I feel like there are definitely two kinds of zeppelin fans. There’s the gang that love everything from zeppelin IV onwards (they’re probably requesting Achilles last stand, the rain song, no quarter, the ocean, trampled under foot etc).
And then there’s people like us who love everything from zeppelin I to IV especially - and we’re out there requesting since I’ve been loving you, bring it on home, the lemon song, what is and what should never be, tangerine, you shook me, I can’t quit you baby and good time bad times!
And I think we both like it all - but whenever I see people asking for Achilles last stand or something, I’m always like “cool but how aren’t we going track by track through I & II first as a priority?”
Well over 52 years ago 🙄
@@goldboy150 I loved everything they did!
@@juliemanarin4127 you don’t have favourite songs?
It’s crazy to realize Zeppelin hasn’t written anything in 45 years, and they’re still the “Gold Standard.” They, were to hard-rock, what the Beatles were to “pop”…Incredible. I get so many different “feels” listening to these songs.
Michael, I stumbled onto something from the same period even more primal and raw.
Find; Billy Thorpe and the Aztecs, GTK live Mamma.
Hard to believe they were that heavy that long ago, it is basic raw rock that evolves into complexity, 50+ years ago!Upon further research I read Plant and Page were fans of Thorpe and I can see why.
Yep, and they also make the Beatles look like choir boys.
@@Quinctili What about Blue Cheer? They were very raw & heavy for that time.
Timeless!!
@@wolverine4ever38 shit..,......saw them on a freebie........London.,......what a dire experience.........summertime blues.........all afternoon........
Realise....,.....they are english
Led Zeppelin "What Is And What Should Never Be"...Nuff Said.
+1 to this! Love this song!
You got to love Lex how she gets into the music and just grooves to it
Yes indeed she is a true gem.
Lyrics, lyrics? I don't need no stinking lyrics!
She's total opposite, other than maybe the hook she don't have a clue about what they are saying lyrically.
Therefore they complement each other better than most.
Gaslighting at best.... LMAO. She “re- ACTS” the same every time..... Grifters!!!
she needs a flower in her hair and a peace symbol flashing,she reminds me of those times
And Brad always just sits there with a puzzled stank face .......
I still remember when I listened to this for the first time as a kid. It was like going through a door into a whole new world.
Tru Dat!!!
Exactly!
Absolutely! And I also had my jaws wide open down to the floor, while going through that door!!...
Same...
Yes, it was
And when Living Loving Maid ends, I can hear Ramble On starting.
JPJ's growling bass line on Heartbreaker is just nasty!
If you mean the growl following the main riff, that's guitar and bass. Page is playing through the neck humbucker of a Les Paul with the tone rolled all the way down which helps produce that growl or guttural sound. He's always playing through a Tonebender fuzz pedal which adds that grit and drives the front end of the amp into breakup. The whole thing sounds very expressively bluesy.
@@Dustin2112 JPJ's bass also has decent amount of midrange, and is being ran through a tremolo speed Leslie speaker!
Love the chunky bass line!
Best 4 piece hard rock band Ever! A band with a zero weak link…best talent Ever! Changed music forever and raw as they come! I feel truly blessed to grow up on their Music!
I've always been more Sabbath than Zep, but yeah, solid
best talented band, eh don't think so. think it's clearly the Beatles. just look at how much success they've had since the break up. Led is great bo doubt, top 5 band of all time but Beatles are just on a different level
@@RL-ww5evBeatles had more main stream appeal and recorded more songs thus they had bigger/more #1 hits, but that doesn't mean they were better musicians or had more talent than others. Plant can sing circles around Lennon and McCartney, Ringo Starr is an underrated drummer but he's no Bonham. George Harrison is also underrated and had a great, underrated solo career but most musicians of the time would put John Paul Jones talent above Harrison's.
Greatest rock band of all time. Definitely we are blessed
The second song "Living Loving Maid" was written about a famous groupie that hung out with the band in the early days, and dated Jimmy Page for a bit as well. Definitely an interesting story to read more about, I believe she was one of the types of groupies in the day that would hang around all the bands and try to worm her way into their lives, except Zeppelin got tired of her and this song was the result lol
Plant and especially Page liked them young. Illegally young in many cases. So any woman over 20 was probably an old hag to them.
Funny thing is Jimmy Page wrote the lyrics....and hated the song because of who it was about. He also hated the fact that people thought both songs were meant to be played back to back. Page said it was just a coincidence based on how the tracks were arranged on the album, with Heartbreaker ending abruptly and Livin Lovin Maid starting almost immediately after. They were never intended to be played that way.
"Nobody hears a single word you say,
But you keep on talking till your dying day" lmao
@@chrisb9577 yeah, lm not a fan of living loving maid.
LEX IS THE GENI IN A BOTTLE . BRAD , PLEASE KEEP HER SAFE CAUSE IF SHE GET'S OUT THE WORLD WILL BE A BETTER PLACE . HOPE YOU GUY'S ARE HAPPY WITH YOUR NEW BABY .
How does Brad manage to keep so still when this awesomeness is blasting lol. Love me some Led Zed
"Living Loving Maid" is based on a true character, a groupie who was familiar in the scene in late 60's.
With a purple umbrella and a 50 cent hat Mrs cool rides around in her aged Cadillac!
These songs are always played back to back on the radio. Heartbreakers riff and solo are considered among the best ever. One of if not the first time a guitar solo had no backing music on a rock album. At least this type of rock music. Blew people away.
When this came out in the summer of 1969, I was a 13-year-old kid in Seattle. Woodstock Rock Festival happened about a month later, and we went to the moon in July. What a fantastic summer we had in 1969.
That was 53 years ago. Where did the time go? Great time to grow up, and a really good time for music.
I was 13 summer 69, I have same sentiments. Absolutely wonderful time to be alive, and a great time to grow up
I was sixteen but same here.
Lex's smile from the first note says it all
My gawd Lex has come so far with her analysis. She absolutely nails it 9 of 10 times.
I heard Jimmy once say he has never played living loving maid live because after recording it grew to hate the message in it. But thanks again for playing the songs together, that's how us fans know them
The bass and drums on this cut are INSANE!!
Kudos for including Living Loving Maid - you can't separate the two.
She got it again
Lex, you are loveable !!!!!!!
The best smile ever ❤️
Led Zeppelin, greatest rock band that ever lived !!!!
First time I saw reactors play both songs back to back, in the 70s and 80s rock stations would always play these songs together.
Took you a long time to get to the best song. The HEARTBREAKER solo is what convinced me that I absolutely had to learn how to play the guitar.
I understand that they never played LIVING LOVING MAID in concert.
Yeah, I read that also. For some reason, Page didn't like the song.
This is a great example of why Zeppelin will always be popular with music fans all over the world. Hits you in the mouth with that groove and Gonzo as always just KILLIN' it!
Thanks for playing em BOTH. The looks Brad gives lex got me dyin' ROFL
Lex, you must have somehow been around in the '70s... Once again, you nailed it when you said a guitar lesson indeed. The legions of guitar players who have used that guitar break as a template and a measuring stick is countless. From Alex Lifeson to John Patrucci and tens of thousands more. Way to go Lex!
Dude she wasn't even born in the 80s, LOL
@@MBedell-VA speaking of the spirit bro not the physical. I thought that was obvious...
I’m gonna lay my money down, Lex is the GOAT of all TH-cam at reacting to Led Zeppelin
The ying and yang between you two is how you make this work!
It treuw! LOL!
there's no "g" in "Yin"
@@Annonymous0283745 pay attention!
"Led Zeppelin II" is arguably their best (and most raw and hungry) album in their impressive catalog. This album's sound (and its on-the-fly method of recording while touring) were a huge influence on the next 2 decades of music. "Heartbreaker" (and "Living Loving Maid" after it on the album) are just outstanding!
I agree 👍
I am so glad you guys listened to the Heartbreaker / Living Loving Maid thing, I get a similar thing from Gallows Pole/ Tangerine on Led Zep 3 album.
Love those songs from LZIII!
The British invasion in the 60s encompassed old school blues with rock. All of them, including The Stones. One of the Grandfathers of heavy metal. Absolutely !!!
Several years ago I found myself a little bit tipsy in a bar in Chinatown in Manchester (UK) singing this karaoke. Mental.
"Listening to it multiple times" only gets better and better. Great REACTION, Brad and Lex. Thank you for sharing!
FM stations were known to play Two-Fers or two songs from album that producers felt belong played together.
Beatles-"Sgt Pepper”/With a little Help from my Friends”
ZZ Top-Waitin' for the Bus / Jesus Just Left Chicago
Queen - "We Will Rock You"/"We Are The Champions"
Journey - "Feeling That Way"/"Anytime"
Boston- “Foreplay / Long Time”
Led Zeppelin -“Heartbreaker/Livin' Lovin' Maid”
Beatles-B-Side Abbey Road
Paul McCartney-Venus and Mars" / "Rock Show"
The Cars-“Moving in Stereo/ All Mixed Up”
Soft Cell-"Tainted Love"/"Where Did Our Love Go"
Red Rider-“Human Race/ Can’t Turn Back”
One of my good friends gave me Led Zeppelin II as a Christmas present back in 1969 I think.. The gift that keeps on giving today! Thanks Lars.
Lex's quote of the day, "They were definitely doin some substances".
This song’s solo live inspired Eddy Van Halen’s “two hand tapping” guitar technique which is his almost synthesizer sounding parts in guitar solos
Uhmm, I doubt it. I know Wasp's guitarist claimed such a thing but Eddie clearly stated it was an Italian classical player and Genesis's Steve Hackett that influenced him. Besides, a huge chunk of this Page solo is just sloppy as hell.
Nope. I have seen interviews where Eddie said that very thing
@@swartwoodart2558First of all, what does Page playing sloppy have to do with anything? Literally changes nothing, completely unrelated observation.
Regardless, take it from the horse's mouth: th-cam.com/video/3CwDKqfMX3o/w-d-xo.html
@@swartwoodart2558 He did actually say that, you can look it up. I read that his favorite guitarist and a huge influence on him was Allan Holdsworth though.
@@brettkenschaft4239 Yeah Holdsworth and Clapton too. Not saying page didn't influence him, but to influence the tapping technique? never heard page tap much of anything, and he did say the italian classical guy ( I forget his name) pretty much pioneered it, and that he saw Hackett doing it at a genesis show. I can totally see Page influencing his rhythm playing, but tapping? But hey, I may be wrong.
These two crack me up, dude is just listening, and the lady is enjoying herself lol 😂
Led Zeppelin II was one of my first albums in the mid 70's
Lex LOVES that guitar! It's a KICK watching her Grove!
Who could believe the first time I heard this I was 17 , now turn the numbers around I'm now 71. Still sounds brilliant
This song and Whole Lotta Love were in heavy rotation on the AM radio when the album first came out.. Everybody and their brother has this album..
My buddy threw this record away because it was warped and wouldn't play on his "top of the line" turn table! So I grabbed it and took it to another friend's house and put it on his cheap record player and it played just fine! So every time I hitchhiked to his house (kids hitched rides in Alaska in the 70s) I would always put that warped Led Zeppelin ll album on!👍✌❤🤘
Haha. Great story!
@@paulkane7771 I ❤'d that old warped Zeppelin record 😊
You didn’t know you could flatten warped records in the oven? You just need a heavy cast iron pot to press it down while the vinyl is melting.
@@MarcosElMalo2 I'm sure glad my buddy Warren didn't know😊
Bass vocals drums and jimmy's guitar all working together so well perfect example why zeppelin could not continue without john bonham.
Thanks for playing both tracks, it's kinda a tradition.
every time I see your left arm move Brad I say "Not now" lol. Rock on Brad & Lex
Lex always gets this Brad you know she does LOL
Livin', lovin', she's just a walrus.
Love Lex's reaction and her smile says it all digging and grooving to both songs.. i wouldn't be surprised she put those songs on her spotify playlist 😉
Paired-up songs were a thing back in the day, like ZZ Top's Jesus Just Left Chicago / Waitin for the Bus. And bonus Brad, you can clearly hear what ZZ is singing about. 😃
Tres Hombres album....love it!
Another good one is “The Load Out/Stay “ by Jackson Browne. Check it out
Also the songs: Bringing on the Heartbreak & Switch 262 by Def Lepard. Long Distance Runaround & the Fish by Yes.
This is why it's called CLASSIC rock. Thanks, cats.
Man, you two couldn't be any more different!!! Brad like, stick in the mud, Lex like free spirit. One lucky dude!!!
The Heartbreaker riff is the ultimate rock guitar hook IMO. Jimmy Page is the all-time grandmaster of coming up with them. The solo was hugely influential because it was one of the first times a rock guitarist really went all-out. The band grew to hate the second song Living Loving Maid because it was supposedly written about a female hanger-on or groupie who was always around jabbering, irritating the band; I guess they felt sorry for publicly mocking her as they matured.
the ultimate" rock guitar hook IMO. Jimmy Page is the all-time grandmaster of coming up with them". Jimmy and Tony Iomni. Deduct those two from the 70's and we're living in a different world.
yeah but the song is a banger. i get why they would hate it giving that situation
You guys should react to…
Led Zeppelin - Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
🎸🤘
Absolutely 100 agree. I think studio is better for first listen to get the song "as is".
And also The Song Remains The Same/The Rain Song (live MSG 1973)
Link - th-cam.com/video/lzfPhQ0CU8o/w-d-xo.html
They also need to listen to sick again
Oh my God the memories of the '70's with Zeppelin rocking my life. I saw them live many times and they were just amazing. Sadly, this recording now sounds quite dated but you can't kill those memories. I know Brad's not really into guitar music but Jimmy Page was (and still is) a genius and Robert Plant with his lead vocals had a voice like no other. The late John Bonham on drums absolutely killing it as usual.
I think it rocks hard enough to overcome any dated feeling it may have. Just undeniable energy and catchiness regardless of era.
Ok guys hear me out, you need to listen to their song Battle Of Evermore when you get a chance. The only way to describe it is epic. Keep it up ya'll.
Oh yeah!
@Penderyn lol I fixed it
Agree. Battle of Evermore. Bit of middle earth magic
Sorry but that song sucks lol.
Finally, reacting to these gems together is the only way! Rare.
🔥🔥🔥
I could watch her move to the music all day.
Lord have Mercy be careful where you pause ⏸ Bradddd… Glad u listened to them together ITS A MUST!!! ✌🏻☀️
He's got no passion for music.
Yeah, I thought he was going to do it after the second verse in that silent moment right before the instrumental began. I didn't think he would do it right during the solo.
So glad you were introduced to led zeppelin your amazing people
Simply put, the best true rock and roll band of all time
Mega props for playing both songs back to back. A lot of classic rock albums had songs that were meant to be listened to like that. As for these songs, I literally grew up on this album. My dad and I probably listened to it hundreds of times on road trips due to no decent rock stations in our area.
"i dont know what the songs about, you just vibe to it" ... yes Lex
Enjoying how you young people are digging the music I was lucky to grow up with.
Now that's the way we all heard it from the beginning.
Lex is hooked on classic, its clear, what a smile, luv it
Brad when it comes to listening to Zep, lyrics are secondary to the music, one will get the most out of their music if they separate the four members and listen to them individually and how they blend together with each other. Each are masters of their instruments and when combined they are legends.
Yeah, with so many of these songs from the old days, I'm just discovering some of the lyrics 50 years later while watching reaction videos. Some lyrics in songs really stand out obviously, but with a lot of the music it's just an overall listening experience. For me personally, I'm very guitar-centric when listening to rock songs, but obviously all the other instruments including the voice are necessary for the songs to be great.
Like most hard rock bands and early metal, during the '70s and '80s, were heavily influenced from blues rock. Led Zeppelin was one of them that was heavy hard rock blues. They are also prog rock and folk rock as well. Zeppelin is very versatile.
Yall know already by now, which is good!. Blues came from African Americans in the Deep South US, Mississippi Delta region many decades ago and spread throughout.
So glad you didn't split these songs. They belong together.
Can't go wrong with Zeppelin
First heard these two songs together in 1970 by accident on the way home from YMCA overnight camp. I was "8" years old.
You need to to listen to a live version of this gem. Jimmy's solo is next level.
All 4 members were doing their thing on this one
She knows and moves like she does.
Brad wasn't moving at all to the music, he's definitely a robot LOL
The two songs are always played together!
You had to be there. Time and space were different. You two are great
Now THIS is rock and roll kids. 😎
Perfectly explained by Lex...the lovely one.
In the Led Zeppelin catalog, there are several songs that are meant to be played back-to-back. On this album you have this pairing, and on LZ III there is the pairing of Friends/Celebration Day. Remember that Led Zeppelin is from the era of Pink Floyd, and many bands experimented with songs that connected either lyrically or musically. I have always thought that these two songs are mainly connected musically and didn't think of the second being a continuation of the same theme, story, or person as the subject of the first one (although as Brad points out, most of Led Zeppelin's lyrics are about woman troubles).
I had never thought much about he lyrics of Living Loving Maid, but according to Lyrics Genius, Lex is on the nose. Reading through the lyrics it seems like the "Living Loving Maid" may be a divorcee who is collecting alimony (so perhaps she is the same woman from Heartbreaker earlier) and she may also be supplementing her income through prostitution, a notion reinforced by the lyric in the second verse that says, "when your conscience hits you, knock it back with pills." I've always been a fan of Led Zeppelin, but I've never done a deep dive of the origins of their songs; I'm sure there are many of your viewers that may have a deeper insight than mine.
Yes, many pairs of songs from back in the day, like ZZ Top Waiting for the Bus/Jesus just Left Chicago.
Indeed!!
black mountain side/communication breakdown
this pairing is unintentional. these songs had no initial connection except for being side by side on the record.
@@kathybwell Journey has at least 2. Feeling That Way/Anytime and Lovin Touchin Squeezin/City of the Angels.
As you get older realized how influential and dope Led Zeppelin was….
Top 10 band of all time imo
Led Zeppelin makes you see and feel the story if you know how to listen to the music.
Hey Lex. I love how music is in your soul. You always find a way to find the spirit of the song.. and you have to carry the weight for Brad LOL some people don't have that in your soul. Plus you're a beautiful soul
This song Rocks so hard. Been listening to this since I was a little girl.
I love how John Bonham was just killing it on the drums. Such a damn good drummer.
GOAT
The bass playing by JPJ on these two songs is beyond phenomenal.
Lex! - as others have been saying, Lex totally has the best reactions on TH-cam, hands down. Totally gets it - always…. Now Brad - Brad needs to start having a joint or two for this type of endeavor. Do that and no worries… all will be revealed.
I see what you did there, Mr. Kash!
AWESOME song, both goes extremely well together! C'mon baby on a round about, ride on a merry go round! We all know what your name is, so you better lay your money down!
The second part was about a woman who bragged about having it all but was actually lived off alimony. . a purple umbrella & a 50 cent hat implied she shopped at thrift stores. The aged Cadillac was also a sign that money was tight. Living off other people got her a bad rep & people started demanding she pay her own way." better lay your money down" . My brother had this album & when he gave it to me I recorded the Living Loving Maid on cassette as its own song. Along with other Zeppelin tunes from various albums.
hotboxing with this record is a fond memory.
I remember listening to this on vinyl with all the pops and scratches. I really love listening to John Bonham driving the beat.
LZ is So GREAT! you can't sit on the couch, dancing/tripping music!!!!👌👌👍👍✌✌😁😁
I’m proud of you too for playing the songs back to back the way they are meant to be heard. The way they were heard back on FM radio back in the day
That's still the only way you'll hear them on the radio
The best policy is to simply play the first three albums in order in full and back to back. Missing Ramble On already.
Heartbreaker is the set up for the meaning of the song
Awesome reaction. Lex nailed it.
Lex, you have it right. Who cares what the song “means.” Just listen to the groove and enjoy the vibe!
One of my favorite Led Zeppelin songs. This was the first album I bought for myself.