LED ZEPPELIN~~IS THE GREATEST ROCK BAND OF ALL TIME! (Sorry, Mick, but that's just the way it is, and how it will always be). No Band ever had greater command of a Stage than the MIGHTY ZEPPELIN! With the approval of Zeus, they channeled all of the THUNDER, LIGHTNING and the HAMMER of the GODS!! Their Music belongs to the Ages, will never be forgotten and can never be diminished, as it will always stand the test of time. That's how I felt about them 50 Years ago, and still do to this very day!
Excellent, powerhouse comments..been over 50 years for me,too...agree with everything you stated... except for one thing: remove the word "rock". Cheers...
John Paul Jones - bass and keyboards - is quite frankly one of the most talented musicians of the 20th century. No lie. In this live track, John is playing the keyboards with his hands, and the bass with the footpedals.
Four killer musicians with magic in their music captivating an enormous crowd with their music and zero gimmicks. They didn't need gimmicks to convince the crowd they were rock stars because everyone knew they were.
To have the enthusiasm and energy that Jimmy had was a sight to behold. He had SO MANY moments where he had "out of the body" experiences while he was playing makes me believe this was not of this world!!
The bassist/keyboardist is John Paul Jones. The Rain Song is my favorite song of theirs; it is moody, melancholy, yet triumphant all at the same time. You said you'd like to have Led Zeppelin played at your wedding so try listening to their song Thank You which Robert wrote for his wife. There isn't a video performance of it so you'd have to do audio only. They have a few concerts on TH-cam: Denmark in '69, Royal Albert Hall in 1970, The Song Remains The Same concert movie filmed at MSG, which is what you've been reacting to. It was recorded in 1973, however it wasn't released until 1976. They have a concert from Earls Court in 1975, and Knebworth in 1979. They do have a concert from Seattle in 1977 but the video quality isn't very good at times. There are tons of bootleg concerts also that are easy to find.
This "Rain Song" off this LP is from my 7/28/73 show. Along w/ "The Song Remains the Same" and No Quarter" as well. It's Possible that "Since I've Been Loving You" may as well. But that is not confirmed yet!! It was a Perfect Summer NYC Saturday Night that GREAT evening. I was still only 16 and this was my 9 show of the Spring / Summer of '73. Still have 3 more to go to finish my 1st year on my concert journey that started on 4/21/73 w/ Procol Harum @ the Felt Forum, NYC!! PS: Would go on to see Zep x 3 more on 2/3/75 @ MSG, 2/8/75 at the Spectrum sitting in 5th Row Center and last on 6/7/77. Still # 1 was this one on 7/28/73!!
AHH Young one, you have entered the rabbit hole of the greatest band to ever grace a stage! Enjoy the ride. Plant and Page accoustic version of The Rain Song is an ABSOLUTE MUST!!! Great reaction, you have a fan.
its great to see a person that appreciates music so much and understands the mechanics of a song to some degree, i have been a big Led Zeppelin fan since seeing them live in 1979 and i hope they last as long for you as they have for me
I ❤️ how you dove into LZ by hitting their live performances and you didn't hold back. How about another live one that you'll surely love. Give "Trampled Under Foot" at Earls Court 1975 a reaction if you would. A driving, pumping song that just keeps going.
I was actually around in those days. Granted, very very young. I was 12 years old in 1973. I seen the movie in 1976 when I was 15 years old in a huge Baroque style theater that had acoustics like you would not believe. It was like being at a real Led Zeppelin Concert. Just as good (I did see them live too). As a guitarist myself who was even better then than I am now, this blew my mind. How in the world did JP come up with that great stuff? Led Zeppelin was always my favorite band. I can't believe it! They're still timeless. Every still loves them! They were so great! Thank you for posting this video. You have great taste in music. Music is timeless. I like Beatnik Jazz too which was created even before I was born. I like everything good from the old old days all the way up to now days. Nice job! Peace!
Quite possibly the best group to have been on the planet,just incredible,glad to see you enjoy it as it’s never too late to listen to the music.jimmy page still can play and he is late 70s I’m sure.
Very good reaction. I truly enjoy the way you speak about Led Zeppelin. Your about spot on in your description of the band. Right there were or will never be another band like them. When they crashed on to the scene was perfect timing and Their Manager directed the to the States before their first album was even released was risky but perfect. Zeppelin ruled the world at that time. They were the kings of Rock-N-Roll. The private jets the police escorts with the speeding limos. The shut New York down when they landed and stayed for 5 days. Just imagine be the greatest band with unlimited anything at their asking. In Ney York City. Thank you again for your video
Possibly the most beautiful of all their songs. And so great to see a young person, of equal beauty, discovering it. Thanks Ari for another ace reaction. You get it.
My wife surprised me w having the first instrumental part be what she walked down the isle to at our wedding. This Sept it would have been our 10th anniversary but unfortunately two years ago she passed away from unknown cancer two months after giving birth to our 2nd lil girl. Always loved this song and even more so now. Great reaction btw....much to love with zeppelin.
I just watched your reaction to this.ok im older and i was lucky enough to see zeppelin in 1974 and it makes me so damn happy the torch keeps getting passed to the young generations of rockers.loved your reaction and obvious love of this band..As always, keep Rockin.
Sunday July 24th 1977 Oakland Stadium . I saw Zeppelin for the 2nd time. No one knew, but this was Led Zeppelin's final U S performance ever. Judas Priest , Derringer and The Mighty LED ZEPPELIN. Those were the days!!!!
There is a video with Robert Plant walking on their farm in England .It shows him the dad and his son and daughter when they were young children playing in the stream.
As for good live performances, Zeppelin’s performance of “In My Time of Dying” from Earl’s Court in 1975 would be a good listen correct you. Also, “Kashmir “ from Knebworth in 1979.
I was at this show on 7/28/73 and this song, "The Rain Song" & "No Quarter" are confirmed the 7/28 show. I also did 2/3/75 @ MSG & sitting in 5th Row Center on 2/8/75 @ the Spectrum and a both I got hear a new song, "Kashmir" which was a Holy Moly Song. Both shows were before the LP came out. HOLY MOLY!!
@@anitapaulus937 Was at the right age (16 in '73). Had the right but very Conservative parents (Finally an OK on 4/21/73 to go to the show) . Lived in the right area. 1 hr 18 mins from NYC by Bus and one hour 18 mins from So.Philly (Spectrum) by Car (My 1st was 12/4/73 for the GREATEST live band in my life time: THE WHO w/ some unknown band at the time SYNYRD LYNYRD). And I had two friends (Brothers) who love going to the show and were spoiled by a well off Dad!! It must have been God's Plan w/ a little luck. PS: My best summer was the summer of '73 (11 shows). My BEST Concert year was '74 (during my Sr in HS). My BEST era 4/21/73 - 12/15/75. Then I moved to Calif in '81 and started a new journey!!. Two Top Live Bands: # 1) The WHO w/ Keith Moon (Saw x 4 of my 5) # 2) YES (Tales Line-Up) which I witnessed x 5 of my 10 shows.. Be and Stay SAFE!!
Love your passion. I still get goosebumps when the lights go red at the beginning. The last time they were here they played for 3 1/2 hours. It was Bonzos birthday and RP led the whole stadium singing happy birthday.
You are TOO Cool to watch during led zep reactions. I'm sure I'm not the only one thinking this. No matter how bad a day I've had, it puts me in a great mood seeing young folks appreciating the TALENT, Not just 'how cute' etc the musicians were in this truly once in a lifetime band Led Zep
I was a young child the first time I saw them in concert, about 15 years ago and they've been in my life ever since, saw them in concert more times then l can remember, my all time favorite band of all times 🤟😜
Ms Emily it would have been impossible to see them once 15 years ago let alone many times. You must have made a mistake in your typing. Or your completely delusional. And I hope it's not the latter.
Yes, they are way too good indeed. For another amazing live performance from them, check out their amazing gig at Royal Albert Hall in 1970. Tons of great songs to react to, they were in primal, hard rock mode there as it happened not long after Led Zeppelin's II was released, a seminal album in rock history and one that deeply affected my generation, setting a standard they would only polish even more. From that show try the 20 minute How Many More Times, another classic live tune I need to see how you react to it. Also What Is and What Should Never Be and Bring It On Home. Also, don't ignore the studio albums, if you want to react to live, remember to listen to the studio albums in their entirety on your time, it will be well worth the musical journey and you will be amazed when you do. Thanks again for listening, you have great, positive energy, something in short supply on planet Earth. Rock On and Enjoy! 🎵
I would say you are a Super Fan, as are we commenting here! And we are ALL better for it! To have the ears and heart to really be captivated by this music is a gift! All Hail the Mighty Zeppelin!!
You totally get it...everything you said about them is exactly how I feel and millions of others....they never stop amazing you....every song...every thing they to is mind blowing. Imagine this...the Bass player John Paul Jones is actively writing an Opera. I mean how much work and how hard would it be to write the music for an orchestra and the whole opera :)
To get the full feel for this band, I'd suggest watching the movie "The Song Remains the Same". This show at Madison Square Garden in 1973 was recorded and used in the film. For a little context about this show. I was 14 at the time and couldn't get to the garden for the show. Zeppelin put out a poster with Jimmy, and his double neck guitar, and Robert. I had one and it hung on my bedroom wall right next to the 2 posters from Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon" album from 1973.
I love your reaction to Led Zep! This is from their album "Houses of the Holy." I'm 61 now and have been listening to them since from the beginning. My all time favorite band! I have LOVED "THE RAIN SONG" since I graduated from high school in Tennessee - worked that summer in Glorieta, New Mexico & fell in love for the first time & maybe the last with a guy from Buena Vista, Colorado. He died March16th, 2016. This was & will always be our song. I love you Marcus.
Enjoyed your reaction. You mentioned that Led Zeppelin is not in a box. You have no idea... As you go through their catalog, you'll be blown away at much their music varies and how they were definitely not in a box. They are easily the most versatile band ever.. Hope you keep them coming and hit their studio versions as well.
Paid like $12.50 to be at this show...sat to the right of Jimmy..amazing show..the Rain Song is my favorite song and it always gets me choked up when I hear it
@@Itelkner unfortunately I sat on the green seats which were the next level up...but I did better than that because I was lucky enough to become friends with Jimmys girlfriend so I got to spend time with them and even talk about this concert...he and Scarlett his girlfriend are two of the sweetest people you will ever meet
A lot of people prefer the clean studio versions, but I always looked at like the studio version is for the record label and radio play. Live is their true passion, expression, and progression.
My all time fave Zepp songs are many, but for sure Since I've Been Loving You, Achilles Last Stand, Kashmir, In My Time of Dying, Immigrant Song, Whole Lotta Love and this Rain Song and No Quarter (live version)
I requested this performance in the comments section of your dazed and confused (I’m not the only one) and I was so excited to see this video in my notifications! I figured it would be the one that sealed the deal and make you fall head over heels in love with this band… I have watched pretty much all the zeppelin reactions on yt and “the rain song” in particular seems to evoke the same feelings for most reactors. At the end, when we close on Jimmy for that final guitar outro I have seen at least 3 other reactors, at that exact moment, say pretty much the same thing you did, “Jimmy Page is a God!” I can’t fault your logic, surely a man who can write such melodies and perform them so brilliantly, is more than a man… Your reaction did not disappoint at all, you definitely “get” this band, and you are on this journey for the long haul, because you have still just barely scratched the surface of Led Zeppelin’s catalog. While we are still at MSG in 1973 the next song should either be: - “No Quarter” the song most associated with bassist and keyboardist John Paul Jones(JPJ or Jonesy) and one of the three songs from this concert/film that are, IMO, better then the original album versions, the others being “since I’ve been loving you”, and “the rain song”. This song is dark and mysterious, with beautiful organ work that builds into probably Jimmy’s most ferocious and intense solo… it was played on all three major Zeppelin North American tours, in 73’ 75’ and 77’… so there are a LOT of versions, but this one is still my favorite. - “Whole Lotta Love” the final encore on the last stop of a an insane American tour… Led Zeppelin at maximum swagger, maximum volume, maximum sexual power… Jimmy page the wizard, John bonham on fire, and also actual fire and explosions… sellout Madison Square Garden entranced and begging for more… as I’m writing this I think you already reacted to this song 😂, lol sorry. So yeah, my vote is “No Quarter”
Absolutely incredible a pair of my Favorite live songs the entire doing remains the same album is the best live album of all time.. At least for me.. I love that you love Zeppelin at your young age.. I got to see them in 77 in Chicago tickets $10
Also try some of their studio songs on Physical Graffiti like The Rover...Ten Years Gone...Custard Pie...these I don't think they did live. Also In The Light...The Lemon Song. Their whole live performance in 1969...I think it was their 1st one...it was on Danish TV...is unreal. They just got together and you could see it coming!! It is about 30 minutes long...but you will see what we were introduced to early on! Yes...I'm in my 60s...an old lady!
I've never seen this channel before but that fact that you already knew the band members by name made me want to stick around and check out some of your other videos. Anybody who loves Zeppelin is cool by me.
They’d always will play the song remains the same then the rain song and it was two separate songs into one song. That was always played in the middle of there shows for all of 73-75
Fun fact, the woman in the castle is Jimmy Page's wife at the time, French model Charlotte Martin. Another fun fact is that the members of the band and manager Peter Grant were not satisfied with a lot of the footage they got from this performance at Madison Square Garden. As a result, large parts of this were filmed later at Shepperton Studios in London. If you watch the entire movie The Song Remains the Same, you'll notice that Jimmy's outfit changes slightly, some times during the same song because he didn't remember exactly what he wore for the concert.
^ ^ Its really impossible to comment on this.....but I saw the movie "The song remains the same" in a cinema in Cambridge in 19 80...something and it absolutely blew my head off! The fact that are playing this live is just amazing! Surely "The rain song" is one of the most beautiful peices of music ever written. "And on all of us a little rain must fall" Yes indeed Robert! Foxy pagan Love fae Scotland VVxx
They did get older but just like the finest red whine... Check out.... "Kashmir" - from the Celebration Day concert😉 It's a cool version where they "play up" that middle-east vibe! Also this was after we had lost the great John (Bonzo) Bonham so Jason stood in on drums for his late father. He certainly did his father proud that day!
Inextricably linked in the minds of followers as Tracks 1 and 2 on their 1973 album 'Houses of the Holy' (which, in typically perverse Zeppelin fashion, did not feature the song 'Houses of the Holy') the breathless abandon of the opener - Robert Plant's vocals were speeded up slightly on the original recording to make the sound even higher and thinner - is relieved by the soft comedown of the finisher. Essential listening.
There's a solo Robert Plant song called "I Believe" which came out in the 90s, about his feelings regarding the death of his son Karac who died in 1977. The video features Robert holding that exact sword he uses in this video, and filmed on the same shores of Wales that is seen in this video. A beautiful song and video by Robert Plant. You should check it out Ari. Great reaction to these two songs.
You really have allowed this band into your Soul! Glad you are experiencing some of the best of what 1973 and Led Zeppelin has/had offered, they really peaked around this time. If you don't own this DVD, go buy it! This video evidence will become invaluable in your music/movie collection!
Amazing reaction to two great live versions of "the song remains the same. And the rain song" This is my favorite live concert of any band. I don't know if you're going down the rabbit hole of Zeppelin. But if you can react to "No Quarter" from the same album. It is my favorite live song of all time! I hope you consider it. Thanks.
Good for you. You love Led Zeppelin as much as I do. I was 11 when they came to USA. 69' I'm an old car now but I saw them and can tell you they have No Equals EVER. THESE GUYS WERENT TOUCHED BY GOD..GOD TOOK EACH ONE OF THEM SND KISSED THEM ON THE LIPS 👄👄👄👄 AND SENT THEM TO US TO CREATE MAGIC
Ari, I remember when this album was released, to hear it on vinyl through giant woofers for the first time was mind blowing. It still blows me away to listen to it now. It was a different time in the music industry. 40 plus years later I don’t know what to say or how to describe it, just listen to all the genres of music from that era, so much great music.
The Rain Song is one of my favorite Zep tunes. It still gives me goosebumps. Love them and have since the 70s. How could you not love them 💜🤘 I am very blessed to have grown up in the 70s. I was 13 in 1970. So many phenominal bands back then. They all had their own sound. Steely Dan, The Allman Brothers, The Doobie Bros, Pink Floyd...and the list goes on. You have started your own avalanche and I'm here for it. By the way, thanks for making my day.
If you're going to do "In My Time of Dying" from Earl's Court in 1975, look for this version, it's the best: "Led Zeppelin In My Time Of Dying Mhotership" and the channel it's from is Cash Hendrix. There are videos of different nights of the concerts but this version just hits all the marks.
Rain Song is one of the most beautiful songs ever recorded.
Absolutely!!!
Hear! Hear!👏👏👍
Agreed. Currently in my Winter, but struggling to get to my spring time again.
LED ZEPPELIN~~IS THE
GREATEST ROCK BAND OF ALL TIME!
(Sorry, Mick, but that's just the way it is, and how it will always be).
No Band ever had greater command of a Stage than the MIGHTY ZEPPELIN! With the approval of Zeus, they channeled all of the THUNDER, LIGHTNING and the HAMMER of the
GODS!!
Their Music belongs to the Ages, will never be forgotten and can never be diminished, as it will always stand the test of time.
That's how I felt about them 50 Years ago, and still do to this very day!
Yessir!
All Hail the Mighty Zeppelin!
Excellent, powerhouse comments..been over 50 years for me,too...agree with everything you stated... except for one thing: remove the word "rock". Cheers...
and Queen
This is simply the true... 🎶. That's it... 💫
Each masters of their profession with a secret ingredient, a massive dose of chemistry. Pick any album, any song, you can't go wrong. Nice reaction!
Awesome reaction. It’s a joy seeing a young person react to this great music
I totally agree, it fills my heart up with sooo much joy, long live the might Zepp ❤ 🤟
John Paul Jones - bass and keyboards - is quite frankly one of the most talented musicians of the 20th century. No lie. In this live track, John is playing the keyboards with his hands, and the bass with the footpedals.
JPJ the silent assassin!!!
He never gets enough credit.
FACTS!!!
The miracle of them formin a band, it was just meant to be. Pure f ing genius
Four killer musicians with magic in their music captivating an enormous crowd with their music and zero gimmicks. They didn't need gimmicks to convince the crowd they were rock stars because everyone knew they were.
This stuff will be played in 50 more years, it doesn’t get old,never duplicated. I grew up with this and still listen after over 50 years.
You've got the proper passion for this music, I'd say. Never gets old.
To have the enthusiasm and energy that Jimmy had was a sight to behold. He had SO MANY moments where he had "out of the body" experiences while he was playing makes me believe this was not of this world!!
To me, The Rain Song is the best ballad ever written.
This is a concert in a song. They're so awesome LIVE.
I love the way you adore this band ❤️.
The bassist/keyboardist is John Paul Jones. The Rain Song is my favorite song of theirs; it is moody, melancholy, yet triumphant all at the same time. You said you'd like to have Led Zeppelin played at your wedding so try listening to their song Thank You which Robert wrote for his wife. There isn't a video performance of it so you'd have to do audio only. They have a few concerts on TH-cam: Denmark in '69, Royal Albert Hall in 1970, The Song Remains The Same concert movie filmed at MSG, which is what you've been reacting to. It was recorded in 1973, however it wasn't released until 1976. They have a concert from Earls Court in 1975, and Knebworth in 1979. They do have a concert from Seattle in 1977 but the video quality isn't very good at times. There are tons of bootleg concerts also that are easy to find.
This "Rain Song" off this LP is from my 7/28/73 show. Along w/ "The Song Remains the Same" and No Quarter" as well. It's Possible that "Since I've Been Loving You" may as well. But that is not confirmed yet!! It was a Perfect Summer NYC Saturday Night that GREAT evening. I was still only 16 and this was my 9 show of the Spring / Summer of '73. Still have 3 more to go to finish my 1st year on my concert journey that started on 4/21/73 w/ Procol Harum @ the Felt Forum, NYC!! PS: Would go on to see Zep x 3 more on 2/3/75 @ MSG, 2/8/75 at the Spectrum sitting in 5th Row Center and last on 6/7/77. Still # 1 was this one on 7/28/73!!
You can get this whole concert on cd or dvd. Zeppelin always puts on a helluva show!
AHH Young one, you have entered the rabbit hole of the greatest band to ever grace a stage! Enjoy the ride. Plant and Page accoustic version of The Rain Song is an ABSOLUTE MUST!!! Great reaction, you have a fan.
its great to see a person that appreciates music so much and understands the mechanics of a song to some degree, i have been a big Led Zeppelin fan since seeing them live in 1979 and i hope they last as long for you as they have for me
I ❤️ how you dove into LZ by hitting their live performances and you didn't hold back. How about another live one that you'll surely love. Give "Trampled Under Foot" at Earls Court 1975 a reaction if you would. A driving, pumping song that just keeps going.
I would think Zeppelin’s song “Thank You” would be the wedding song.
Also their All Of My Love.
haven’t heard that one yet !!
@@vicprovost2561 True!
@@arinicolereacts You’re so lucky getting to discover all this music, and I get to enjoy watching it happen.
Thank You by Zeppelin was played at my wedding reception. Make sure you play it all the way thru, like all Zep tracks. :)
I was actually around in those days. Granted, very very young. I was 12 years old in 1973. I seen the movie in 1976 when I was 15 years old in a huge Baroque style theater that had acoustics like you would not believe. It was like being at a real Led Zeppelin Concert. Just as good (I did see them live too). As a guitarist myself who was even better then than I am now, this blew my mind. How in the world did JP come up with that great stuff? Led Zeppelin was always my favorite band. I can't believe it! They're still timeless. Every still loves them! They were so great! Thank you for posting this video. You have great taste in music. Music is timeless. I like Beatnik Jazz too which was created even before I was born. I like everything good from the old old days all the way up to now days. Nice job! Peace!
You need to do "The Ocean " from this same concert and you have to see how Jimmy has so much swag on stage!
Can you imagine seeing this live???? I can only imagine. Loved how you get in the groove! Great reaction video. This live Zep is my fav
Name a better group of collective musicians in the past 40 - 50 years? I can’t. These guys were just so raw talented as musicians. POWERFUL artists!
Quite possibly the best group to have been on the planet,just incredible,glad to see you enjoy it as it’s never too late to listen to the music.jimmy page still can play and he is late 70s I’m sure.
Very good reaction. I truly enjoy the way you speak about Led Zeppelin. Your about spot on in your description of the band. Right there were or will never be another band like them. When they crashed on to the scene was perfect timing and Their Manager directed the to the States before their first album was even released was risky but perfect. Zeppelin ruled the world at that time. They were the kings of Rock-N-Roll. The private jets the police escorts with the speeding limos. The shut New York down when they landed and stayed for 5 days. Just imagine be the greatest band with unlimited anything at their asking. In Ney York City. Thank you again for your video
Possibly the most beautiful of all their songs. And so great to see a young person, of equal beauty, discovering it.
Thanks Ari for another ace reaction.
You get it.
My wife surprised me w having the first instrumental part be what she walked down the isle to at our wedding. This Sept it would have been our 10th anniversary but unfortunately two years ago she passed away from unknown cancer two months after giving birth to our 2nd lil girl. Always loved this song and even more so now. Great reaction btw....much to love with zeppelin.
I just watched your reaction to this.ok im older and i was lucky enough to see zeppelin in 1974 and it makes me so damn happy the torch keeps getting passed to the young generations of rockers.loved your reaction and obvious love of this band..As always, keep Rockin.
Sunday July 24th 1977 Oakland Stadium . I saw Zeppelin for the 2nd time. No one knew, but this was Led Zeppelin's final U S performance ever. Judas Priest , Derringer and The Mighty LED ZEPPELIN. Those were the days!!!!
There is a video with Robert Plant walking on their farm in England .It shows him the dad and his son and daughter when they were young children playing in the stream.
The live performances from this concert are absolutely the best
Hey Ari, you totally get Zeppelin, great reaction.
As for good live performances, Zeppelin’s performance of “In My Time of Dying” from Earl’s Court in 1975 would be a good listen correct you. Also, “Kashmir “ from Knebworth in 1979.
Achilles last stand live
Yes and yes!!
I was at this show on 7/28/73 and this song, "The Rain Song" & "No Quarter" are confirmed the 7/28 show. I also did 2/3/75 @ MSG & sitting in 5th Row Center on 2/8/75 @ the Spectrum and a both I got hear a new song, "Kashmir" which was a Holy Moly Song. Both shows were before the LP came out. HOLY MOLY!!
@@markmichalko3913 You’re so lucky to have gotten to see them at all yet multiple times.
@@anitapaulus937 Was at the right age (16 in '73). Had the right but very Conservative parents (Finally an OK on 4/21/73 to go to the show) . Lived in the right area. 1 hr 18 mins from NYC by Bus and one hour 18 mins from So.Philly (Spectrum) by Car (My 1st was 12/4/73 for the GREATEST live band in my life time: THE WHO w/ some unknown band at the time SYNYRD LYNYRD). And I had two friends (Brothers) who love going to the show and were spoiled by a well off Dad!! It must have been God's Plan w/ a little luck. PS: My best summer was the summer of '73 (11 shows). My BEST Concert year was '74 (during my Sr in HS). My BEST era 4/21/73 - 12/15/75. Then I moved to Calif in '81 and started a new journey!!. Two Top Live Bands: # 1) The WHO w/ Keith Moon (Saw x 4 of my 5) # 2) YES (Tales Line-Up) which I witnessed x 5 of my 10 shows.. Be and Stay SAFE!!
Love your passion. I still get goosebumps when the lights go red at the beginning. The last time they were here they played for 3 1/2 hours. It was Bonzos birthday and RP led the whole stadium singing happy birthday.
You are TOO Cool to watch during led zep reactions. I'm sure I'm not the only one thinking this. No matter how bad a day I've had, it puts me in a great mood seeing young folks appreciating the TALENT, Not just 'how cute' etc the musicians were in this truly once in a lifetime band Led Zep
Dazed And Confused is Jimmy's scene , These for Robert , No Quarter for
John Paul Jones and Moby Dick for
John Bonham. They each play a little part.
"Upon us all, a little rain must fall..."
I was a young child the first time I saw them in concert, about 15 years ago and they've been in my life ever since, saw them in concert more times then l can remember, my all time favorite band of all times 🤟😜
Ms Emily it would have been impossible to see them once 15 years ago let alone many times. You must have made a mistake in your typing. Or your completely delusional. And I hope it's not the latter.
Yes, they are way too good indeed. For another amazing live performance from them, check out their amazing gig at Royal Albert Hall in 1970. Tons of great songs to react to, they were in primal, hard rock mode there as it happened not long after Led Zeppelin's II was released, a seminal album in rock history and one that deeply affected my generation, setting a standard they would only polish even more. From that show try the 20 minute How Many More Times, another classic live tune I need to see how you react to it. Also What Is and What Should Never Be and Bring It On Home. Also, don't ignore the studio albums, if you want to react to live, remember to listen to the studio albums in their entirety on your time, it will be well worth the musical journey and you will be amazed when you do. Thanks again for listening, you have great, positive energy, something in short supply on planet Earth. Rock On and Enjoy! 🎵
I'm glad you played those two songs. Led Zeppelin really cranks it out!
I would say you are a Super Fan, as are we commenting here! And we are ALL better for it! To have the ears and heart to really be captivated by this music is a gift! All Hail the Mighty Zeppelin!!
Whoever is dancing with you to this on your wedding day,is one fortunate guy....
You are so beautiful and have such a sweet spirit about you....
Loving your Zep journey, doesn’t matter what song you choose it will be amazing
You totally get it...everything you said about them is exactly how I feel and millions of others....they never stop amazing you....every song...every thing they to is mind blowing.
Imagine this...the Bass player John Paul Jones is actively writing an Opera. I mean how much work and how hard would it be to write the music for an orchestra and the whole opera :)
the zeppelin was a giant in its time. And now you are understanding why.
Awesome reaction to some awesome music...keep going, you won't be disappointed
To get the full feel for this band, I'd suggest watching the movie "The Song Remains the Same". This show at Madison Square Garden in 1973 was recorded and used in the film.
For a little context about this show. I was 14 at the time and couldn't get to the garden for the show. Zeppelin put out a poster with Jimmy, and his double neck guitar, and Robert. I had one and it hung on my bedroom wall right next to the 2 posters from Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon" album from 1973.
Every song Zeppelin ever did takes you on a musical journey each one different each one a journey
I love your reaction to Led Zep! This is from their album "Houses of the Holy." I'm 61 now and have been listening to them since from the beginning. My all time favorite band! I have LOVED "THE RAIN SONG" since I graduated from high school in Tennessee - worked that summer in Glorieta, New Mexico & fell in love for the first time & maybe the last with a guy from Buena Vista, Colorado. He died March16th, 2016. This was & will always be our song. I love you Marcus.
You said it right so soothing absolutely love your reactions to their music
Try their song, "In my time of dying" live in Earl's Court 1975.
Also recommend Thank You. The rain song and thank you are in my top five fav Zep list.
You are becoming my new favorite reaction channel.
Pink Floyd next , anything from
the Pulse Concert will do.
They opened with Rock-n-Roll at this show. Definitely worth a watch!!!😀😀😀
Probably the best live versions of these two songs. Just epic!
Enjoyed your reaction. You mentioned that Led Zeppelin is not in a box. You have no idea... As you go through their catalog, you'll be blown away at much their music varies and how they were definitely not in a box. They are easily the most versatile band ever.. Hope you keep them coming and hit their studio versions as well.
Paid like $12.50 to be at this show...sat to the right of Jimmy..amazing show..the Rain Song is my favorite song and it always gets me choked up when I hear it
Have you ever been able to locate yourself in the crowd when they pan the audience?
@@Itelkner unfortunately I sat on the green seats which were the next level up...but I did better than that because I was lucky enough to become friends with Jimmys girlfriend so I got to spend time with them and even talk about this concert...he and Scarlett his girlfriend are two of the sweetest people you will ever meet
A lot of people prefer the clean studio versions, but I always looked at like the studio version is for the record label and radio play. Live is their true passion, expression, and progression.
My all time fave Zepp songs are many, but for sure Since I've Been Loving You, Achilles Last Stand, Kashmir, In My Time of Dying, Immigrant Song, Whole Lotta Love and this Rain Song and No Quarter (live version)
Hi! It was a phenomenon that we will never see again! I love your passion for music!!
John Paul Jones. One of the most underrated musicians of all time.
I requested this performance in the comments section of your dazed and confused (I’m not the only one) and I was so excited to see this video in my notifications! I figured it would be the one that sealed the deal and make you fall head over heels in love with this band… I have watched pretty much all the zeppelin reactions on yt and “the rain song” in particular seems to evoke the same feelings for most reactors. At the end, when we close on Jimmy for that final guitar outro I have seen at least 3 other reactors, at that exact moment, say pretty much the same thing you did, “Jimmy Page is a God!” I can’t fault your logic, surely a man who can write such melodies and perform them so brilliantly, is more than a man…
Your reaction did not disappoint at all, you definitely “get” this band, and you are on this journey for the long haul, because you have still just barely scratched the surface of Led Zeppelin’s catalog.
While we are still at MSG in 1973 the next song should either be:
- “No Quarter” the song most associated with bassist and keyboardist John Paul Jones(JPJ or Jonesy) and one of the three songs from this concert/film that are, IMO, better then the original album versions, the others being “since I’ve been loving you”, and “the rain song”. This song is dark and mysterious, with beautiful organ work that builds into probably Jimmy’s most ferocious and intense solo… it was played on all three major Zeppelin North American tours, in 73’ 75’ and 77’… so there are a LOT of versions, but this one is still my favorite.
- “Whole Lotta Love” the final encore on the last stop of a an insane American tour… Led Zeppelin at maximum swagger, maximum volume, maximum sexual power… Jimmy page the wizard, John bonham on fire, and also actual fire and explosions… sellout Madison Square Garden entranced and begging for more… as I’m writing this I think you already reacted to this song 😂, lol sorry. So yeah, my vote is “No Quarter”
I tried to told ya'!! This was super good! The performance of "No Quarter" is incredible as well.
Absolutely incredible a pair of my Favorite live songs the entire doing remains the same album is the best live album of all time.. At least for me.. I love that you love Zeppelin at your young age.. I got to see them in 77 in Chicago tickets $10
When I grew up there was only AM radios in cars. I never fully heard the true magic of this band until the late 80's
Also try some of their studio songs on Physical Graffiti like The Rover...Ten Years Gone...Custard Pie...these I don't think they did live. Also In The Light...The Lemon Song.
Their whole live performance in 1969...I think it was their 1st one...it was on Danish TV...is unreal. They just got together and you could see it coming!! It is about 30 minutes long...but you will see what we were introduced to early on! Yes...I'm in my 60s...an old lady!
Girl...I LOVE watching you react to Zeppelin!! I look for your next reaction! ☺
I've never seen this channel before but that fact that you already knew the band members by name made me want to stick around and check out some of your other videos. Anybody who loves Zeppelin is cool by me.
enjoyed your reaction, yes Rain Song one of my favourites of all time.. Zep are next level
They’d always will play the song remains the same then the rain song and it was two separate songs into one song. That was always played in the middle of there shows for all of 73-75
Fun fact, the woman in the castle is Jimmy Page's wife at the time, French model Charlotte Martin. Another fun fact is that the members of the band and manager Peter Grant were not satisfied with a lot of the footage they got from this performance at Madison Square Garden. As a result, large parts of this were filmed later at Shepperton Studios in London. If you watch the entire movie The Song Remains the Same, you'll notice that Jimmy's outfit changes slightly, some times during the same song because he didn't remember exactly what he wore for the concert.
^ ^ Its really impossible to comment on this.....but I saw the movie "The song remains the same" in a cinema in Cambridge in 19 80...something and it absolutely blew my head off! The fact that are playing this live is just amazing! Surely "The rain song" is one of the most beautiful peices of music ever written. "And on all of us a little rain must fall" Yes indeed Robert! Foxy pagan Love fae Scotland VVxx
So happy you are enjoying the live performances. I love it too!
They did get older but just like the finest red whine...
Check out.... "Kashmir" - from the Celebration Day concert😉
It's a cool version where they "play up" that middle-east vibe!
Also this was after we had lost the great John (Bonzo) Bonham so Jason stood in on drums for his late father. He certainly did his father proud that day!
This is also a live album so there's no reason you can't download it, the title of the album is "The Song Remains The Same".
Led Zeppelin is The Greatest Rock Band in History...hands down...!
awesome reaction lady! Led Zeppelin for ever
You kick ass girl. Same enthusiasm I had when this came out. You my dear, have an old soul and a new subscriber.
I remain the same the goates of rock and roll led zeppelin
Thank you for joining me with these memories. I beged my mom for a guitar 1969 after they released their 1st album. Any questions please reply.
So happy you want to continue with the Zeppelin journey!
Inextricably linked in the minds of followers as Tracks 1 and 2 on their 1973 album 'Houses of the Holy' (which, in typically perverse Zeppelin fashion, did not feature the song 'Houses of the Holy') the breathless abandon of the opener - Robert Plant's vocals were speeded up slightly on the original recording to make the sound even higher and thinner - is relieved by the soft comedown of the finisher. Essential listening.
There's a solo Robert Plant song called "I Believe" which came out in the 90s, about his feelings regarding the death of his son Karac who died in 1977. The video features Robert holding that exact sword he uses in this video, and filmed on the same shores of Wales that is seen in this video. A beautiful song and video by Robert Plant. You should check it out Ari. Great reaction to these two songs.
It is soooo fun to watch you enjoy the best rock band in history!
One of my favorite reactions to the best band ever!
You really have allowed this band into your Soul! Glad you are experiencing some of the best of what 1973 and Led Zeppelin has/had offered, they really peaked around this time. If you don't own this DVD, go buy it! This video evidence will become invaluable in your music/movie collection!
I'm so happy you youngins are finally getting what resl Rick and roll was !
I love your reaction… they really are gods.
Amazing reaction to two great live versions of "the song remains the same. And the rain song"
This is my favorite live concert of any band.
I don't know if you're going down the rabbit hole of Zeppelin. But if you can react to "No Quarter" from the same album.
It is my favorite live song of all time! I hope you consider it.
Thanks.
They have an incredible play list. Explore and enjoy!
Rain Song is one of my favorites, Jone Paul Jones plays many instruments.. all are amazing muscians.
Looking forward to your next Zeppelin reaction Ari!!!
Good for you. You love Led Zeppelin as much as I do. I was 11 when they came to USA. 69' I'm an old car now but I saw them and can tell you they have No Equals EVER. THESE GUYS WERENT TOUCHED BY GOD..GOD TOOK EACH ONE OF THEM SND KISSED THEM ON THE LIPS 👄👄👄👄 AND SENT THEM TO US TO CREATE MAGIC
The rain song is so beautiful, I'm 62 and believe me the lyrics are true.
That was a great reaction,
Best band ever!
LED ZEPPELIN LIVE IN MSG 1973, PINK FLOYD LIVE PULSE CONCERT LIVE 1994, ANY LIVE JETHRO TULL!
UPON US ALL, A LITTLE RAIN MUST FALL !
Ari, I remember when this album was released, to hear it on vinyl through giant woofers for the first time was mind blowing. It still blows me away to listen to it now. It was a different time in the music industry. 40 plus years later I don’t know what to say or how to describe it, just listen to all the genres of music from that era, so much great music.
The Rain Song is one of my favorite Zep tunes. It still gives me goosebumps. Love them and have since the 70s. How could you not love them 💜🤘 I am very blessed to have grown up in the 70s. I was 13 in 1970. So many phenominal bands back then. They all had their own sound. Steely Dan, The Allman Brothers, The Doobie Bros, Pink Floyd...and the list goes on. You have started your own avalanche and I'm here for it. By the way, thanks for making my day.
If you're going to do "In My Time of Dying" from Earl's Court in 1975, look for this version, it's the best: "Led Zeppelin In My Time Of Dying Mhotership" and the channel it's from is Cash Hendrix. There are videos of different nights of the concerts but this version just hits all the marks.
Great analysis Ari!
Love it Arie!!!