I work in dog rescue and love to hear others talk about loving their dog. It's so much cruelty towards dogs in this world. The love of a dog is unmatched.
Pronounced brawn you r a wonderful song. Fun fact Jimmy composed all their music on acoustic guitars then tested them on electric. Mind blowing to imagine what possible masterpieces didn’t pass Jimmy’s extremely high musical standards! Like Kashmir was what he called a “throw-away” riff-we are so lucky he taped all his practicing. Please look up White Summer Jimmy played it on acoustic guitar on a tv show in 1969-when he was 25 years old- fantastic!
Brawn-Y-Aur was the name of a cottage in Wales where Robert and his family used to go on vacation when he was a kid. It’s named after a hill close by which means “Golden Hill” ( or Golden Breast..I’ve heard it translated both ways. Perhaps one is just the PG version😏). In the spring of 1970, when the band really needed a break from over s year of constant touring, Robert suggested Bron-Y-Aur cottage to the group. Jimmy took him up on it, so Robert took his family (his wife Maureen and I think his daughter Carmen went along…..and his dog😁) and Jimmy brought his then companion, and they spent 2-3 weeks there I believe. No electricity. He and Jimmy would walk the hills… or sit around the fire…with guitar…and compose songs. That is why Zeppelin III which was released in 1970, has much more of a folk feel than the previous two albums. The Welsh countryside was a big influence. Robert has said that he fell in love with Welsh history and mythology and the mystery of the land. His soul is very Celtic and he has a farm in Snowdonia. ( at least he did) He has stated that Wales and Morocco ( The Atlas Mountains) are the two places in the world closest to his heart. Robert was a big LOTR fan ( as am I) and when you combine that with his love of Medieval history and lore, you can understand how and why he wrote lyrics like those in No Quarter or Ramble On or The Immigrant Song. I would strongly urge you both to listen to ( if you can find it online) the interview of Robert Plant done by Dan Rather in 2017 )Plant was 69 at the time) as part of Rather’s series called The Big Interview. It’s about an hour and Rather does a great job drawing out Robert, who is a very private person. I did a really deep dive into Zeppelin, and Robert Plant in particular, during lock-down…..interviews, books, podcasts…..It helped fill the time and was very rewarding. Robert is a very intelligent, creative, complex, driven , and interesting man who is a walking encyclopedia of music history and a fantastic storyteller. I had a major girl-crush on him for a couple of years. 😁. Now I would just love to buy him a pint and talk.
I really enjoy this song. I especially like watching it live because it's always cool to see Page grooving on an acoustic guitar. :) Thanks for another great reaction to Led Zeppelin's music! Very much looking forward to the next one.
Led Zep is the most diverse band!! You guys got to check out The Rain Song. It brings tears to my eyes on how talented they are!! It's such a beautiful song!!
I am 62 years old. I have heard this thousands of times. And I had forgotten how great this tune is!! They have so many, one gets lost in the shuffle. Thanks and bring on more Zeppelin!!! 🙂🙂
Lucky people you put a big smile on my face remembering the first time I heard the band. Zep 3 was my first album when I was 16 in 1978. Been lured and hooked ever since. cheers
when you're an old Zep geek, you kind of think of their greatest songs, and their big songs, and then there are your personal favorite songs which maybe are more obscure or lesser known. This one has always been one of my favorites. Always loved this one, from first time I bought the 3rd album 45+ years ago. Always loved the backside of 3, and this was my favorite of it.
Your reviews are great but your love of your pup is a joy to see. I have a small little girl who is the love of my life. I can't believe how much love I get from this beautiful creature. Kudos on you.
the yin and yang of Led Zeppelin - on one hand you have "Black Dog" melting your face off, and then Plant and band doing an acoustic number about his dog.
Surprised you two haven’t done SINCE IVE BEEN LOVING YOU . live at Madison square garden 1973 . If you do watch it get the first version . Where the crowd is stunned by what there watching and listening to live. Led zeppelin blowing there minds
Not exactly sure how the song should be classified. Perhaps a bit of country and folk, but the "Stomp" probably suggests what you might be inspired to do with this tune along with the clapping they use as background rhythm! Reminds me of a barn dance ie: square dance or hoedown even? The fact a band capable of "Dazed and Confused" can also bring you this gem in the same show is pretty incredible!
When you said "He's really sweet but he's a bit of a bastard", I lost it, I was laughing too hard to hear the next few sentences. You two are so great.
Awww YAY i KNEW you would just totally LUV this song! & Just so happy cuz when i was watching you reacting to "Pink Floyd" My heart was melting cuz you especially Dominica i could see that you were experiencing the exact things i did when i 1st got into them & i so wanted to be like giving ya a hug & sayin all the feelings you are feeling are "normal" when it comes to "Floyd" gosh you **BOTH** won **MyHeart** with those reactions & i was sooo Hoping that ya guys would do Led Zeppelin at some point cuz i KNEW ha once again that they would hit you the same way they did me from those "Floyd" reactions cuz yep at least to me anyway **Pink Floyd** & **Led Zeppelin** are so far above all the rest in the way they touch you so very deeply in such a different & extraordinary way like how you Dominica kept asking & kinda being freaked out by what their music was doing to you on the inside & right there and then i just Knew that IF ya guys did ever get into listening to **Zep** it would be the same thing same feelings like that ya never felt before so YAY so just blissed out that you are starting to fall in love with **MyEternalLovesLedZeppelin** as i had predicted in my headspace back then heh man just cant even find the words cuz these two bands are just something so very **Special** & not of this world & they take you to another world a dif dimension & it is indescribable i just consider it **PureMagic** no explanations needed ya just **Feel It** **ManyPixieHugz&LuvzToYouBoth** & an **ExtraSpecialPixieHugz&LuvzToAdorableArnold** Oh Thank YOU! Can not wait for what ya listen/see next from them heh i am sooo **Excited** such **Joy** this brings me **RockOn!!!**
Jimmy Page is one of the best players of an acoustic guitar that has ever lived. He’s famous for his heavy riffs and his Les Paul but his acoustic playing is brilliant. His work with Roy Harper is proof that he is capable of switching from electric to acoustic without any trouble
Absolutely, love me a bit of Roy! Have seen him live many times over the years The man has always been a rebel ! Saw him a few years ago in a small town hall venue backed by his son Nick and the audience were throwing Spliffs on to the stage! Which he immediately sparked up!
I agree. Pets, especially dogs, with their unconditional love deserve all the same happiness that people can attain. I would not allow pet abusers to still be alive if I see animal abuse.
my request after watching ya'll is that you use this money for your dog!! lost mine last year...she was just shy of 17...please consider to reacting to "Since I've Been Loving You" from MSG 1973 and "in My Time of Dying" from this Earls Court show in '75 - more "layers" of this band...first is a blues tune, second is another side of Page...he plays slide guitar and the drums by John Bonham are incredible...thanks
My two favorite Led Heads! 😂The GOATS! 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Their genre is they are all genres…and do it the best! When you love a dog…it’s a teaching tool from our Lord! Sadie my baby girl Beagle! ❤️ 12:52
I really like watching. I think you might like a much younger band who a lot of people compare to Led Zeppelin, but I think they're quite different. Heat Above by Greta Van Fleet.
I never knew this was a song about a dog. Heard it a thousand times, I guess I didn't pay attention closely enough to the lyrics. I'm a cat guy anyway. But a fun reaction.
Fun(or sad) fact depending on how you look at it but not one of Led Zeppelin's 16 singles reached No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100. Led Zeppelin's highest-charting song is 1969's "Whole Lotta Love," which peaked at No. 4. Just goes to show you can't go by the 'Charts' or 'Hits' as to the quality of a band/individual. Stairway To Heaven never even charted
It's normal that you can't pronounce the name of the song. It comes from a country house called Bron Y Aur in Wales, where the band composed and partially produced their album. The word is not English but Welsh. Led Zeppelin concerts were always very long and tiring for the musicians. That's why they always had this acoustic part with three or four songs like that, where they could relax a bit. The third seated song played at this concert was “Thats a Way”.
@@helenespaulding7562 I saw Page and Plant live in 1998. They also played the acoustic part but Bron Y aur Stomp wasn't there. That's the way and "Going to Kalifornia" they played
@@fixzeichner5592 lucky to see them! I missed out on that whole tour because Page and Plant were no longer on my radar…I was almost 50 by then and not listening much to Zep anymore. I “rediscovered” Zep in 2019 on reaction channels …then did a very deep dive during the pandemic. Now I could kick myself and would give almost anything to have seen them. I saw Plant last year with Alison Krauss. It was good….but of course it wasn’t rock. I really missed the boat on many classic bands in the 2,000’s. Now I’m trying to make up for it. At least I saw (and danced my tush off) to Jason Bonham’s Zep tribute band. Excellent! But I’m still not paying 800 for The Stones! 🙄
@@helenespaulding7562 The Page/Plant concert was great. They played a lot of Led Zeppelin songs (Babe I'm gonna leave vou, Tangerine, Trampled under Foot, Heartbreaker, Ramble on...). They didn't play Stairway because Plant doesn't like the song. Robert Plant was in very good voice and Page was also in good shape. I was standing in the second row with Page right in front of me. When he played the guitar with the violin bow on "How many more times" I had tinnitus for a few days. Was a great experience. The rest of the band, especially the drummer, were also very good.
@@fixzeichner5592 Michael Lee…outstanding drummer. I’ve watched those vids so many times. Love to watch him on his kit….did a great job for Robert in his band…and then the Page/Plant years. I was sorry when I heard he had died of a seizure much too young….around 2007 I think. What is it with rock drummers? They are so hard on their bodies. Charlie Jones does great on bass too.
Dominica, I hope you don’t mind if I very respectfully let you know that in English, bass is pronounced like the word base….even though it is spelled the way it is. English is often ridiculous in its spellings and pronunciations….no rhyme or reason to allot of it. 😁. Since English is not your native tongue, I hope I’ve not given offense. I thought you would like to know.
i NEVER listen to someone that does some live thing for a virgin listen to a classic NEVER in those years you heard the real song ONLY AND THE STUDIO IS WHAT MADE ALL ALL ALL OF THESE CLASSICS FAMOUS LEGENDARY THERE WERE NO DAMN VIDEOS NONE NO DISTRACTION IN THE CASE OF LED Z THERE WAS NO LIVE TIL THE 6TH ALBUM i saw them live twice before that and to get the perspective ALWAYS STUDIO FIRST ALWAYS OR ELSE YOU ARE NOT NOT NOT HEARING WHAT WE HEARD WHAT MADE IT FAMOUS IN THE FIRST PLACE AND YOU COMPLETELY LOSE THE PERSPECTIVE WHEN YOU GET TO THE LIVE AFTER!!! TO DO ANY OTHER WAY IS MISLEADING AND DAMNED STUPIOD
I’ve suggested they go chronologically through their discography, at least their first 4-5 albums, but they haven’t taken me up on it yet. Maybe they will. 🙂
I work in dog rescue and love to hear others talk about loving their dog. It's so much cruelty towards dogs in this world. The love of a dog is unmatched.
A cat is cool too.
This live is magnificent!! Zeppelin did everything!! Notice Bonham is singing harmony!!
He's doing a damn good job at harmony too!
As someone mentioned, the name is Welsh and is pronounced like "bron-er-ire" and means "golden hills". This is a lovely folk music inspired romp.
Don't think there's too many Zeppelin songs where you'll see John Bonham playing castanets and spoons 🤣
Pronounced brawn you r a wonderful song. Fun fact Jimmy composed all their music on acoustic guitars then tested them on electric. Mind blowing to imagine what possible masterpieces didn’t pass Jimmy’s extremely high musical standards! Like Kashmir was what he called a “throw-away” riff-we are so lucky he taped all his practicing.
Please look up White Summer Jimmy played it on acoustic guitar on a tv show in 1969-when he was 25 years old- fantastic!
You guys are so wonderful!!! I love your appreciation!!!
Brawn-Y-Aur was the name of a cottage in Wales where Robert and his family used to go on vacation when he was a kid. It’s named after a hill close by which means “Golden Hill” ( or Golden Breast..I’ve heard it translated both ways. Perhaps one is just the PG version😏).
In the spring of 1970, when the band really needed a break from over s year of constant touring, Robert suggested Bron-Y-Aur cottage to the group. Jimmy took him up on it, so Robert took his family (his wife Maureen and I think his daughter Carmen went along…..and his dog😁) and Jimmy brought his then companion, and they spent 2-3 weeks there I believe. No electricity. He and Jimmy would walk the hills… or sit around the fire…with guitar…and compose songs. That is why Zeppelin III which was released in 1970, has much more of a folk feel than the previous two albums. The Welsh countryside was a big influence.
Robert has said that he fell in love with Welsh history and mythology and the mystery of the land. His soul is very Celtic and he has a farm in Snowdonia. ( at least he did) He has stated that Wales and Morocco ( The Atlas Mountains) are the two places in the world closest to his heart.
Robert was a big LOTR fan ( as am I) and when you combine that with his love of Medieval history and lore, you can understand how and why he wrote lyrics like those in No Quarter or Ramble On or The Immigrant Song.
I would strongly urge you both to listen to ( if you can find it online) the interview of Robert Plant done by Dan Rather in 2017 )Plant was 69 at the time) as part of Rather’s series called The Big Interview. It’s about an hour and Rather does a great job drawing out Robert, who is a very private person. I did a really deep dive into Zeppelin, and Robert Plant in particular, during lock-down…..interviews, books, podcasts…..It helped fill the time and was very rewarding. Robert is a very intelligent, creative, complex, driven , and interesting man who is a walking encyclopedia of music history and a fantastic storyteller. I had a major girl-crush on him for a couple of years. 😁. Now I would just love to buy him a pint and talk.
I really enjoy this song. I especially like watching it live because it's always cool to see Page grooving on an acoustic guitar. :) Thanks for another great reaction to Led Zeppelin's music! Very much looking forward to the next one.
Led Zep is the most diverse band!! You guys got to check out The Rain Song. It brings tears to my eyes on how talented they are!! It's such a beautiful song!!
Strider? So Robert even named his dog after a LOTR character. All these years and something I didn't know about Zep.
My wife and I walked into our wedding to instrumental Bron-y-Aur, prior to the processional, 32 years ago
How could you not dance in? Or at least skip? 😉😁
@@helenespaulding7562 we'd have tripped over our grins
I love you guys!! You are genuinely nice people who also love the GOATS!! THX GUYS FOR YOUR Reactions
Robert named his dog after Strider, a major character in Lord of the Rings.
I can't believe you haven't done Since I've been loving you, live from Madison Square gardens 1973 an amazing performance
I am 62 years old. I have heard this thousands of times. And I had forgotten how great this tune is!! They have so many, one gets lost in the shuffle.
Thanks and bring on more Zeppelin!!! 🙂🙂
Love pours from you both, and it's a beautiful thing! 😊❤
Lucky people you put a big smile on my face remembering the first time I heard the band. Zep 3 was my first album when I was 16 in 1978. Been lured and hooked ever since. cheers
when you're an old Zep geek, you kind of think of their greatest songs, and their big songs, and then there are your personal favorite songs which maybe are more obscure or lesser known. This one has always been one of my favorites. Always loved this one, from first time I bought the 3rd album 45+ years ago. Always loved the backside of 3, and this was my favorite of it.
La mejor banda de Rock de todos los tiempos!!!
Zeppelin was the greatest union of 4 great musicians of all time
My beloved dog died in my arms 3 years ago and I don’t have the heart to replace her. Maybe someday.
Much love from three of us 💚
You guys are awesome! Every single Zep song is good. Every one of them. Without equal. Ty for reaction both. 😊
Your reviews are great but your love of your pup is a joy to see. I have a small little girl who is the love of my life. I can't believe how much love I get from this beautiful creature. Kudos on you.
The first 3 parts of the title is in the welsh language ❤
Thanks ❤more please ❤
the yin and yang of Led Zeppelin - on one hand you have "Black Dog" melting your face off, and then Plant and band doing an acoustic number about his dog.
That's John Bonham singing with Robert. He actually had a good singing voice, and did sing harmony in a few songs.
Great reaction! I have 5 rescue dogs and 5 rescue cats..sounds like arnood needs a friend? Lol good job
CARA! É BONHAM QUE FAZ O BACK IN VOCAL! DO CARALHO O BATERA! NÃO TEM OUTRO NO UNIVERSO PORRA.
Surprised you two haven’t done SINCE IVE BEEN LOVING YOU . live at Madison square garden 1973 . If you do watch it get the first version . Where the crowd is stunned by what there watching and listening to live. Led zeppelin blowing there minds
Amazing once again! ❤
I worked an entire week in the farm fields to be able to buy this record.
Not exactly sure how the song should be classified. Perhaps a bit of country and folk, but the "Stomp" probably suggests what you might be inspired to do with this tune along with the clapping they use as background rhythm! Reminds me of a barn dance ie: square dance or hoedown even? The fact a band capable of "Dazed and Confused" can also bring you this gem in the same show is pretty incredible!
How versatile were they? Great tune from the legends. Forever RockStars.
please react to D'yer Mak'er. Very different Zeppelin song and I love it.
Great song! Love that you’re reacting to this. Another wonderful song dedicated to man’s best friend is “Sam” by Sturgill Simpson.
And Queen's song "Delilah" Freddie writes to his cat...
When you said "He's really sweet but he's a bit of a bastard", I lost it, I was laughing too hard to hear the next few sentences. You two are so great.
Thank you Jolly Giraffe 🦒 more Lrd Zeppelin requests please
Love this song so much. Thank you. 💯🇮🇹🇧🇪🇪🇺🤘❤️
STRYDER!!! Jimmys acoustic playing on this just sublime .
Bron-Y-Aur , Gods country, I live a few miles away
This is one of my most favorite songs, so cool to learn what it’s about!!
Non vedo l'ora di vedervi reagire a In My Time of Dying sempre ad Earl Court.
Singing about his dog Strider (from Lord of the Rings). "Aint' no companion like a blue eyed Merle."
Check out the Beatles, Martha My Dear. A love song written by Paul to his sheepdog, Martha.
Awww YAY i KNEW you would just totally LUV this song! & Just so happy cuz when i was watching you reacting to "Pink Floyd" My heart was melting cuz you especially Dominica i could see that you were experiencing the exact things i did when i 1st got into them & i so wanted to be like giving ya a hug & sayin all the feelings you are feeling are "normal" when it comes to "Floyd" gosh you **BOTH** won **MyHeart** with those reactions & i was sooo Hoping that ya guys would do Led Zeppelin at some point cuz i KNEW ha once again that they would hit you the same way they did me from those "Floyd" reactions cuz yep at least to me anyway **Pink Floyd** & **Led Zeppelin** are so far above all the rest in the way they touch you so very deeply in such a different & extraordinary way like how you Dominica kept asking & kinda being freaked out by what their music was doing to you on the inside & right there and then i just Knew that IF ya guys did ever get into listening to **Zep** it would be the same thing same feelings like that ya never felt before so YAY so just blissed out that you are starting to fall in love with **MyEternalLovesLedZeppelin** as i had predicted in my headspace back then heh man just cant even find the words cuz these two bands are just something so very **Special** & not of this world & they take you to another world a dif dimension & it is indescribable i just consider it **PureMagic** no explanations needed ya just **Feel It** **ManyPixieHugz&LuvzToYouBoth** & an **ExtraSpecialPixieHugz&LuvzToAdorableArnold** Oh Thank YOU! Can not wait for what ya listen/see next from them heh i am sooo **Excited** such **Joy** this brings me **RockOn!!!**
Jimmy Page is one of the best players of an acoustic guitar that has ever lived. He’s famous for his heavy riffs and his Les Paul but his acoustic playing is brilliant.
His work with Roy Harper is proof that he is capable of switching from electric to acoustic without any trouble
Absolutely, love me a bit of Roy!
Have seen him live many times over the years
The man has always been a rebel !
Saw him a few years ago in a small town hall venue backed by his son Nick and the audience were throwing Spliffs on to the stage!
Which he immediately sparked up!
My, my
La la la
Come on now, it ain't too far
Tell your friends all around the world
Ain't no companion like a blue-eyed Merle
its best to hear the songs off the albums first, then live.
Going to California, please. Same concert. Thanks.
Strider!
I agree. Pets, especially dogs, with their unconditional love deserve all the same happiness that people can attain. I would not allow pet abusers to still be alive if I see animal abuse.
Thanks!
my request after watching ya'll is that you use this money for your dog!! lost mine last year...she was just shy of 17...please consider to reacting to "Since I've Been Loving You" from MSG 1973 and "in My Time of Dying" from this Earls Court show in '75 - more "layers" of this band...first is a blues tune, second is another side of Page...he plays slide guitar and the drums by John Bonham are incredible...thanks
Thank you so much for your kindness and support! We will add your songs to our list. Looking forward to listen both of them. Best wishes 😊
quel plaisir encore.
Good pronounciation! It's Welsh Bron is Breast ,Aur is Gold. I believe that shoud be YR. Roughly Breast of Gold.
Pink Floyd had a song called "Arnold Layne" ...David Bowie do a cover...and a Duet Live with David Gilmour and play it together!! ❤
My two favorite Led Heads! 😂The GOATS! 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Their genre is they are all genres…and do it the best! When you love a dog…it’s a teaching tool from our Lord! Sadie my baby girl Beagle! ❤️ 12:52
I really like watching. I think you might like a much younger band who a lot of people compare to Led Zeppelin, but I think they're quite different. Heat Above by Greta Van Fleet.
Bron Y Aur is a place in Wales
Arnold is perfect name for that beagle boy!
Agreed 💚
@@MerchantOfAlbaYes, I've known a few beagles and yes they can be bastards! 🤪👍🇬🇧
I think, to pronounce it right is also for me as a swiss guy, who likes languages very difficult.
Maybe you can understand why old people like me are said they way the worlds has lost this talent. This is what I grew up with. Try some Savoy Brown.
I never knew this was a song about a dog.
Heard it a thousand times, I guess I didn't pay attention closely enough to the lyrics.
I'm a cat guy anyway.
But a fun reaction.
Strider was the dog's name
no one knows love like a dog does.....................
Stryder , a Blue Eyed Merl
Been a Jimmy Page since forever, at least since the late 60s, virtuoso!
Texas Lullaby by the Doobie Brothers
You should do some Robert Plant & Alison Krauss songs.
Sandy denny, fairport convention
Please finish off the acoustic “triad” with Thats The Way….same concert….
Fun(or sad) fact depending on how you look at it but not one of Led Zeppelin's 16 singles reached No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100. Led Zeppelin's highest-charting song is 1969's "Whole Lotta Love," which peaked at No. 4. Just goes to show you can't go by the 'Charts' or 'Hits' as to the quality of a band/individual. Stairway To Heaven never even charted
It's normal that you can't pronounce the name of the song. It comes from a country house called Bron Y Aur in Wales, where the band composed and partially produced their album. The word is not English but Welsh. Led Zeppelin concerts were always very long and tiring for the musicians. That's why they always had this acoustic part with three or four songs like that, where they could relax a bit. The third seated song played at this concert was “Thats a Way”.
That’s the Way, I believe. 🙂. And it’s one of my favorites of theirs…along with 20 or so others of course. 😉
@@helenespaulding7562 I saw Page and Plant live in 1998. They also played the acoustic part but Bron Y aur Stomp wasn't there. That's the way and "Going to Kalifornia" they played
@@fixzeichner5592 lucky to see them! I missed out on that whole tour because Page and Plant were no longer on my radar…I was almost 50 by then and not listening much to Zep anymore. I “rediscovered” Zep in 2019 on reaction channels …then did a very deep dive during the pandemic. Now I could kick myself and would give almost anything to have seen them. I saw Plant last year with Alison Krauss. It was good….but of course it wasn’t rock. I really missed the boat on many classic bands in the 2,000’s. Now I’m trying to make up for it. At least I saw (and danced my tush off) to Jason Bonham’s Zep tribute band. Excellent! But I’m still not paying 800 for The Stones! 🙄
@@helenespaulding7562 The Page/Plant concert was great. They played a lot of Led Zeppelin songs (Babe I'm gonna leave vou, Tangerine, Trampled under Foot, Heartbreaker, Ramble on...). They didn't play Stairway because Plant doesn't like the song. Robert Plant was in very good voice and Page was also in good shape. I was standing in the second row with Page right in front of me. When he played the guitar with the violin bow on "How many more times" I had tinnitus for a few days. Was a great experience. The rest of the band, especially the drummer, were also very good.
@@fixzeichner5592 Michael Lee…outstanding drummer. I’ve watched those vids so many times. Love to watch him on his kit….did a great job for Robert in his band…and then the Page/Plant years. I was sorry when I heard he had died of a seizure much too young….around 2007 I think. What is it with rock drummers? They are so hard on their bodies.
Charlie Jones does great on bass too.
Jimmy was excited and started way too fast.
THE best band ever, ever!
pet me feed me. got to love. but dont forget, i may bite.
Dawgs. Had em all my life. Have 1 now.
I don't worship them. They are dogs. I love them, but wow.
Why are the subtitles so bad?
its zepp lyn not zep per lyn
The album version is much better.
Dominica, I hope you don’t mind if I very respectfully let you know that in English, bass is pronounced like the word base….even though it is spelled the way it is. English is often ridiculous in its spellings and pronunciations….no rhyme or reason to allot of it. 😁. Since English is not your native tongue, I hope I’ve not given offense. I thought you would like to know.
Absolutely 😊 Please let me know anytime I mispronounce words. English will always be a mystery to me 😜 Thank you kindly 💚
i NEVER listen to someone that does some live thing for a virgin listen to a classic NEVER in those years you heard the real song ONLY AND THE STUDIO IS WHAT MADE ALL ALL ALL OF THESE CLASSICS FAMOUS LEGENDARY THERE WERE NO DAMN VIDEOS NONE NO DISTRACTION IN THE CASE OF LED Z THERE WAS NO LIVE TIL THE 6TH ALBUM i saw them live twice before that and to get the perspective ALWAYS STUDIO FIRST ALWAYS OR ELSE YOU ARE NOT NOT NOT HEARING WHAT WE HEARD WHAT MADE IT FAMOUS IN THE FIRST PLACE AND YOU COMPLETELY LOSE THE PERSPECTIVE WHEN YOU GET TO THE LIVE AFTER!!! TO DO ANY OTHER WAY IS MISLEADING AND DAMNED STUPIOD
Thank you dears.
As for me, firstly its better to check their big songs.
I’ve suggested they go chronologically through their discography, at least their first 4-5 albums, but they haven’t taken me up on it yet. Maybe they will. 🙂
Bron-Yr-Aur was misspelled on the album