I'll turn 50 later this month born in 74. I spent most of my life listening to 60s and 70s rock but never paid attention to who sang which songs. About 5 or 6 years ago I decided to start listening to bands specifically to see which songs they did. When I got to Led Zeppelin every song I listened to was one I had grown up loving but never knew was done by them. That's how Led Zeppelin became my favorite band.
@@jamiepasquariello2652 I didn't really care who sang what. I just enjoyed listening to the music. It was on radio stations that played all 50's-70's rock.
One of my favorite memories is my granddaughters dropping by one day while I had Led Zeppelin blaring from my speakers....I had to laugh when they stood there with mouths agape asking "who is that?" They have introduced their friends now. 😂😂
Love you both! I was just listening to another Zeppelin song, You Shook Me, and your video showed up. I checked your playlist and don't think you've reacted to it before. As you said, there's a Zepp song for every mood. This is very bluesy and goes way back to the 1960s. Hope you consider listening ❤
I love everything about this song including the lyrics and Robert's delivery, but for some reason I'm so attracted to John Bonham's drumming on this. It's just the perfect drumming for this song - it has plenty of space in it but he's playing really really hard and doing some really interesting switch ups. And that snare roll into a fill at the end is just incredible.
John Bonham sang backup when they did this live. At the 2007 Celebration Day concert, Jason. Bonham covered his dad’s vocals. The other guys had such huge grins on their faces when that happened. Lots of emotions on that stage that night. .
THANKS, ED! so glad you are bringing Zeppelin out on different channels Your back story is unbelievably cool! Went to see Jason and his band last year. They rocked out! I had such a good time dancing at my seat! 🤘. He’s such a personable cat in addition to being a GREAT drummer. You must have met them during Jimmy’s Outrider tour?
Thanks for doing my pick! One of my all-time favorites and as someone else mentioned underrated for sure… You mentioned the layering, yes a lot of that and Jimmy Page was a master in the studio with overdubbing as well. There is quite a big difference between Led Zeppelin in the studio and live, mainly because Jimmy often overdubbed many guitars, as well as the other band members to create their vision of what they wanted us to hear on the album. But that could not be recreated live because Jimmy was the only guitarist. Which forced them to approach the songs in a different way plus of course they loved to improvise live as well. Great stuff! Thanks guys!
I saw Led Zeppelin live back in the day at Tampa Stadium, Tampa, Fla. and it is enjoyable watching younger people reacting to our rock god from back in the day!😎
Another highly recommended track from the same album is "The Battle Of Evermore". Robert Plant is joined by Sandy Denny, a voice-of-an-angel-class singer, on co-lead vocals. Another glorious example of Led Zeppelin's diverse range.
Great Song Great Band Didn’t Get To See Them Live but Was Lucky Enough to Have Seen The Page/Plant 2nd Tour Absolutely Amazing Concert Love Robert Plant’s Vocals on this Along with the Guitar & Bass Groovin’
Yes I totally prefer the studio versions of songs almost exclusively over any live. There are a couple of exceptions but do a live version after the studio first.
The films of "The Hobbit" are a trilogy. And if you want to start a movie reaction channel YOU get to decide how often you react to a new film! Thanks for reacting to another one of LZ's fantastic songs!
Geeking out on the drums here: the hi-hat is unique in this song, he plays an accent where he closes the hi-hat, slamming the cymbals together and hits it with a stick at the same time (left foot and right hand come down together). You can hear the louder accent limp along in the phrase almost like an extra bass beat. It's almost like the opposite of the 'pss, pss' sound of the open hi-hat. Also the last drum fill, he hits every drum. I always crank that up as it fades.😅 This is a great song.
Here's a rundown: This is about a "love-in" near London that was broken up by the police. Robert Plant explained: "It's about a bunch of hippies getting busted, about the problems you can come across when you have a simple walk in the park on a nice sunny afternoon. In England it's understandable, because wherever you go to enjoy yourself, 'Big Brother' is not far behind." The Misty Mountains are in Wales. They are referred to in J.R.R. Tolkien's The Return Of The King. Plant is a big fan of Tolkien and used references to the Lord Of The Rings series from time to time. Led Zeppelin wrote and recorded this at Headley Grange, a mansion with a recording studio in Hampshire, England, where the band sometimes lived. Jimmy Page wrote the song one night while the rest of the band was sleeping. >> This begins with John Paul Jones playing electric piano. Robert Plant found himself drawn to Wales, and eventually settled in Worcestershire, England, near the Welsh border. "I missed the misty mountains - the wet Welsh climate," he told Rolling Stone in 2017. "I like weather people run away from."
Loved the Ed Zeppelin back story. I wonder what Ed thinks about 'Dread Zeppelin'? Check out 'Dread Zeppelin - Stairway To Heaven. The most unique tribute band ever! Cheers
The song is about Plant's disillusionment with the Hyde Park scene and how: "Folk down there really don't care Really don't care, don't care, really don't Which, which way the pressure lies So I've decided what I'm gonna do now So I'm packing my bags for the Misty Mountains
There is a new box set of remastered extended cut versions of the three films of Peter Jackson's "Lord of the Rings" spread out over 6 blu-ray discs for easy consumption or marathon binge watching. Either way, most highly recommended. Very high quality sight and sound. Howard Shore's score for the soundtracks is nothing short of masterful.
Early 70's was the pinnacle of the British invasion. Uriah Heep, Foghat, Ten years after and Black Sabbath. But Zep was my favorite because Jimmy. If you want to hear some excellent guitar 🎸 , put your headphones 🎧 on for Eric Johnson, "Cliffs of Dover"
Now that you know Led Zeppelin well, it is time for you to discover Dread Zeppelin which is a reggae group that brings together the best of Led Zeppelin with the best of Elvis Presley. I suggest the video of “Heartbreaker” and "Black Dog" covered by Dread Zeppelin.
The Hobbit was was published in 1937, the The Lord of the Rings is a sequel published in three parts between 1954 and 1956. The Hobbit is not a prequel.
Hi Bars & Barbells, Can you play pleaaaaaaase, some songs of The Chicago's and also The Spencer Davis Group. For the Spencer Davis Group my favorite one is Gimme Some Lovin U.S. version. There is a Britisch version but that one for me does not have the flair they made for the U.S. version. The same song u.s. version gimmi some lovin has also been played in films like Iron Eagle. To know what i am saying play both versions? On this platform you can find them. The best is/are is when you search it on vinyl. The Us version has some gospel in it also used in the film Iron Eagle wich is best.
Going to California is a song of theirs that has an actual reference from the Lord of the Rings. Listen to it and you will know what it is, but if you don’t listen to it then goblins will feast on your flesh…..and that would suck, so listen to the song 🤪
For shame Sam. The Hobbit is 3, 3, hour+, movies. The book, though, is much shorter than the Lord of the Rings books. They put a lot of extra stuff from the Similarian in the movies.
Zeppelin were huge Tolkien fans, and I know ONE of their songs is LotR-inspired, but it's not this one. Blind Guardian has a bunch of Tolkien-inspired songs, too, check them out when you get the chance. 😎👍
✅Keep ‘em coming. PLEASE PLEASE play the following. You WILL NOT be disappointed. We’ll…fingers crossed b Ain’t Too Proud to Beg by The Rolling Stones Einstein a go go by Landscape Walk on by by Dionne Warwick Abraham, Martin, and John by Marvin Gaye 1% Crown by the Scone Cash Players Something else by Eddie Cochran. I Just Can’t Help Believing by Elvis Presley ABACAB (album version) by Genesis Mas Que Nada by Sergio Mendes and Brazil 66 Hey Boy Hey Girl by the Chemical Brothers Would I Lie to you (video) by The Eurythmics Lah-Di-Da by Jake Thackeray Valley of the dolls by Dionne Warwick I’m Mandy, Fly Me by 10cc Make it easy on yourself by the Walker Brothers Hand in Hand by Phil Collins I say a Little prayer by Aretha Franklin Worried About You by the Rolling Stones This guy’s in love with you, by Sasha Distel Giving it all Away by Roger Daltrey My Back Pages by the Byrds Blanked on the Ground by Billy Joe Spears A man is in love by The Waterboys
I love Led Zeppelin, but this is far and away my least favorite song by them. Sounds like the music was written first and then words were just thrown into it.
If you want diversity, try listening to Queen. Not their hit songs, but the deeper cuts. Aside from Bohemian Rhapsody, their hit songs aren't my favorites. "It's Late" is my second favorite (behind BH, of course) Check it.
Robert Plant at the time of the recording of this album was heavily into Tolken and shares Samantha's love of that world... checkout The Battle of Evermore from same album and you will recognize the same themes... awesome tune...Plant unless i am mistaken got busted in San Fran for smoking a joint, re-read the lyrics 😉
Its really about a drugs bust in Hyde Park in London. LOTR is only referenced in the Misty Mountains line, but they also refer to the mountains in Wales so?
This has been my favorite Zep song for decades. Vastly underrated and rarely mentioned as one of their top songs
Absolutely!!!
This and Rock and Roll were two of their best RnR songs. Totally agree.
My very first favorite Zeppelin track. Heard it when I was 6 years old and it got me into drumming.
My favorite too😊
I remember the first time I listened to this and my first thought was this sounds weird and it's not for me but over time it did grow on me
I'll turn 50 later this month born in 74. I spent most of my life listening to 60s and 70s rock but never paid attention to who sang which songs. About 5 or 6 years ago I decided to start listening to bands specifically to see which songs they did. When I got to Led Zeppelin every song I listened to was one I had grown up loving but never knew was done by them. That's how Led Zeppelin became my favorite band.
That must of sucked lol. Your whole life not knowing who did what?
@@jamiepasquariello2652 I didn't really care who sang what. I just enjoyed listening to the music. It was on radio stations that played all 50's-70's rock.
One of my favorite memories is my granddaughters dropping by one day while I had Led Zeppelin blaring from my speakers....I had to laugh when they stood there with mouths agape asking "who is that?" They have introduced their friends now. 😂😂
Grand dad’s coolness at a high level.
Great story! I love it!
They are undeniable once you get them, I remember my first listen too
This entire album is 🔥
If you really want to hear Robert's love of Tolkien try 'Ramble On.'
There's absolutely nothing not to like. It's clearly one of their top 10!
The Mighty Led Zeppelin have approx 35 songs in their top 10!!! 😳 🤭 🤘😝🤘
Love you both! I was just listening to another Zeppelin song, You Shook Me, and your video showed up. I checked your playlist and don't think you've reacted to it before. As you said, there's a Zepp song for every mood. This is very bluesy and goes way back to the 1960s. Hope you consider listening ❤
The " Layering " you are referring to, is the producing, thank you, Jimmy Page, who produced every Led Zeppelin album.
I love everything about this song including the lyrics and Robert's delivery, but for some reason I'm so attracted to John Bonham's drumming on this. It's just the perfect drumming for this song - it has plenty of space in it but he's playing really really hard and doing some really interesting switch ups. And that snare roll into a fill at the end is just incredible.
Like others have said, this is my favorite Led Zeppelin song.
one of my fave Zeppelin songs! You gotta check out their song - Houses of the Holy!
I just love Zeppelin!!!! JPJ and I are both born on Tolkiens birthday...Jan 3rd!
John Bonham sang backup when they did this live. At the 2007 Celebration Day concert, Jason. Bonham covered his dad’s vocals. The other guys had such huge grins on their faces when that happened. Lots of emotions on that stage that night. .
Great banger of a tune as is the one that came right after on Led Zeppelin 4: Four Sticks. Great deep cut you need to hear. Rock On and Enjoy. 🔥🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶🔥
This entire LP is 🔥!
Glad to see you two pushing through with all the hassle! 👊🏾
They were inspired to write this song after attending a legalize Marijuana rally in Hyde Park, London. Year 1968
I'm a ZEPP fan and one of the reason is their diversity of songs which show cases all of their talents
Such a banger as Phil would say 😂Try Achilles last stand studio version first. Great reaction and Peace out guys 🙏 ✌️ ☮️
Thanks for reacting to more LZ. They're in a league of their own. I love their bluesy Rock style.❤Stay safe
I forgot how good this song is. Haven't heard this in decades.. Thanks Phil and Sam and Ed
THANKS, ED! so glad you are bringing Zeppelin out on different channels
Your back story is unbelievably cool! Went to see Jason and his band last year. They rocked out! I had such a good time dancing at my seat! 🤘. He’s such a personable cat in addition to being a GREAT drummer.
You must have met them during Jimmy’s Outrider tour?
Zeppelin magic
We used to trip on mushrooms and play this oh boy it was insane we'd play over and over and we scream plants vocals lol good times
Mmmmm...mushrooms! I don't like mushrooms in my food but I'll eat magic mushrooms.
Thanks for more Led Zeppelin
Very cool Ed Zeppelin story! Lucky dude!
Thanks for doing my pick! One of my all-time favorites and as someone else mentioned underrated for sure… You mentioned the layering, yes a lot of that and Jimmy Page was a master in the studio with overdubbing as well. There is quite a big difference between Led Zeppelin in the studio and live, mainly because Jimmy often overdubbed many guitars, as well as the other band members to create their vision of what they wanted us to hear on the album. But that could not be recreated live because Jimmy was the only guitarist. Which forced them to approach the songs in a different way plus of course they loved to improvise live as well. Great stuff! Thanks guys!
John Paul Jones keyboard on this is phenomenal. One of the best keyboard players ever.
He's great but come-on it's not exactly Beethoven
I saw Led Zeppelin live back in the day at Tampa Stadium, Tampa, Fla. and it is enjoyable watching younger people reacting to our rock god from back in the day!😎
Another highly recommended track from the same album is "The Battle Of Evermore". Robert Plant is joined by Sandy Denny, a voice-of-an-angel-class singer, on co-lead vocals. Another glorious example of Led Zeppelin's diverse range.
Great Song
Great Band
Didn’t Get To See Them Live but Was Lucky Enough to Have Seen
The Page/Plant 2nd Tour Absolutely Amazing Concert
Love Robert Plant’s Vocals on this Along with the Guitar & Bass Groovin’
Same here, too young to see LZ but lucky enough to go to Plant/Page tour - phenomenal concert ❤
Glad you did the studio version. Live sounds amazing on anything from LZep, but their studio versions are near perfection.
Yes I totally prefer the studio versions of songs almost exclusively over any live. There are a couple of exceptions but do a live version after the studio first.
Excited for this one!!!
i can tell
Enjoy watching reactors discover the music I grew up with, the 70's what a decade for music.
Sounds so fresh, it's fifty years old
My favorite Led Zeppelin song ❤
Mine too. ✌️
That is why they are considered to be the NUMBER 1 hard Rock band of ALL TIME!😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊❤❤😊😊😊😊
Gallows Pole is a different kind of banger.
Love hearing a fresh mind react to the jams. Nice job 👍🏽
Plus Plant has a home in the “Misty Mountains” Fact.
The films of "The Hobbit" are a trilogy. And if you want to start a movie reaction channel YOU get to decide how often you react to a new film! Thanks for reacting to another one of LZ's fantastic songs!
My favorite LZ song.. have always loved this song
Geeking out on the drums here: the hi-hat is unique in this song, he plays an accent where he closes the hi-hat, slamming the cymbals together and hits it with a stick at the same time (left foot and right hand come down together). You can hear the louder accent limp along in the phrase almost like an extra bass beat. It's almost like the opposite of the 'pss, pss' sound of the open hi-hat. Also the last drum fill, he hits every drum. I always crank that up as it fades.😅 This is a great song.
Here's a rundown:
This is about a "love-in" near London that was broken up by the police. Robert Plant explained: "It's about a bunch of hippies getting busted, about the problems you can come across when you have a simple walk in the park on a nice sunny afternoon. In England it's understandable, because wherever you go to enjoy yourself, 'Big Brother' is not far behind."
The Misty Mountains are in Wales. They are referred to in J.R.R. Tolkien's The Return Of The King. Plant is a big fan of Tolkien and used references to the Lord Of The Rings series from time to time.
Led Zeppelin wrote and recorded this at Headley Grange, a mansion with a recording studio in Hampshire, England, where the band sometimes lived. Jimmy Page wrote the song one night while the rest of the band was sleeping. >>
This begins with John Paul Jones playing electric piano.
Robert Plant found himself drawn to Wales, and eventually settled in Worcestershire, England, near the Welsh border. "I missed the misty mountains - the wet Welsh climate," he told Rolling Stone in 2017. "I like weather people run away from."
Alas, the UK is even MORE Big Brotherly these days! Thank God for the beautiful jams of Zeppelin to escape into!
Hey Sam, the Lord of the rings song you’re referring too I believe is called Ramble On by Led Zeppelin….
I thought u guys were gone u have not been in my feed 😢 glad I typed u in I got some catching up to do 😊
Loved the Ed Zeppelin back story. I wonder what Ed thinks about 'Dread Zeppelin'?
Check out 'Dread Zeppelin - Stairway To Heaven. The most unique tribute band ever!
Cheers
Slammin' !
That opening. Wow. Count changed. Wow.
Not only theirs but Led Zeppelin IV is the best rock record ever made.😁
Not my favorite song, but then an OK Zeppelin song is better than most artist's greatest hits.
It's way better than ok. It's great. Such a unique vibe.
Boogie with friggin’ Stu.. wake up!
Check out the live version too ❤
zepp sold about 300 million albums during their 12 year run. the boys made out pretty well...
This song is about the 1968 Leagalize Pot Rally in Hyde Park..
The song is about Plant's disillusionment with the Hyde Park scene and how: "Folk down there really don't care
Really don't care, don't care, really don't
Which, which way the pressure lies
So I've decided what I'm gonna do now
So I'm packing my bags for the Misty Mountains
ty ed
There is a new box set of remastered extended cut versions of the three films of Peter Jackson's "Lord of the Rings" spread out over 6 blu-ray discs for easy consumption or marathon binge watching. Either way, most highly recommended. Very high quality sight and sound. Howard Shore's score for the soundtracks is nothing short of masterful.
Early 70's was the pinnacle of the British invasion. Uriah Heep, Foghat, Ten years after and Black Sabbath. But Zep was my favorite because Jimmy. If you want to hear some excellent guitar 🎸 , put your headphones 🎧 on for Eric Johnson, "Cliffs of Dover"
Live video please❤
Phil!!!! Watch the Lord of the Rings (I'd go with the extended versions)!!! You will not be disappointed. It's a great trilogy.
Bonham was simply the best. Period.
thanks
Now that you know Led Zeppelin well, it is time for you to discover Dread Zeppelin which is a reggae group that brings together the best of Led Zeppelin with the best of Elvis Presley. I suggest the video of “Heartbreaker” and "Black Dog" covered by Dread Zeppelin.
“ Trampled Underfoot”! Studio then live 1975 video.
Please react to Babe I'm Gonna Leave You and The Wanton Song. Two very different songs, the first is a masterpiece and the second just a jam session
Read the book " Hammer of the Gods " . It will explain a lot .
Yall should listen to some David Lee Roth, specifically the skyscraper album. It has some great songs I think y’all should definitely listen to!
I saw the Hobbit in the theaters in the late 70s. I mean mid 70s. I was probably seven or eight years old. Sam would appreciate that. Lol.😂
Every react to Robert Plant’s big band project - The Honeydrippers?
“Rockin’ at Midnight”, “Sea of Love”, “I Got a Woman”, “I Get a Thrill”.
Hell yeah, turn up the volume. Çuz from what i understand, this is the only recording of John Bonhams voice but ya hafta listen really close.
My favorite is In the Evening.
Guys, its time for Achilles Last Stand now. Bonham’s masterpiece.
The Hobbit was was published in 1937, the The Lord of the Rings is a sequel published in three parts between 1954 and 1956. The Hobbit is not a prequel.
If you like Lord of the Rings, listen to Ramble On by Led Zepplin!!
This is a massive LZ song. Much going on. Very complex.
Their song Ramble on, has all the Hobbit stuff.
Only one or two lines.
Way back when this was pne of my stoner albums.
Hi Bars & Barbells,
Can you play pleaaaaaaase, some songs of The Chicago's and also The Spencer Davis Group. For the Spencer Davis Group my favorite one is
Gimme Some Lovin U.S. version. There is a Britisch version but that one for me does not have the flair they made for the U.S. version.
The same song u.s. version gimmi some lovin has also been played in films like Iron Eagle. To know what i am saying play both versions? On this platform you can find them. The best is/are is when you search it on vinyl. The Us version has some gospel in it also used in the film Iron Eagle wich is best.
Going to California is a song of theirs that has an actual reference from the Lord of the Rings.
Listen to it and you will know what it is, but if you don’t listen to it then goblins will feast on your flesh…..and that would suck, so listen to the song 🤪
Ramble On has more direct LOTR references.
The book version of "The Hobbit" is stellar. Those movies are corrupt.
This song isnt about LOTR. The Battle of evermore is the one you want to hear.
I guess you never read LOTR, the misty mountains is a likely LOTR reference. Also, Ramble On is their most obvious LOTR song.
Do in My Time of dying
I think they are ready for Achilles last stand
I agree 👍 💯
@@RockinMamaT it’s my favorite zep song. So EPIC
@@benaiah2119 John is a beast in it for sure 😁
You've done Elvis and you've done led Zeppelin, it's probably worth checking out Dread Zeppelin; just for kicks
Gulgowski Stravenue
😊👍👍
For shame Sam. The Hobbit is 3, 3, hour+, movies. The book, though, is much shorter than the Lord of the Rings books. They put a lot of extra stuff from the Similarian in the movies.
If you want some more diversity check out down by the seaside from physical graffiti
Zeppelin were huge Tolkien fans, and I know ONE of their songs is LotR-inspired, but it's not this one.
Blind Guardian has a bunch of Tolkien-inspired songs, too, check them out when you get the chance. 😎👍
Bonham had a real boom-bap to his drumming.
It’s like he could have been the Caucasian ?uestlove.
Rock''s Elvin Jones. 👍
Courtney Club
✅Keep ‘em coming. PLEASE PLEASE play the following. You WILL NOT be disappointed. We’ll…fingers crossed b
Ain’t Too Proud to Beg by The Rolling Stones
Einstein a go go by Landscape
Walk on by by Dionne Warwick
Abraham, Martin, and John by Marvin Gaye
1% Crown by the Scone Cash Players
Something else by Eddie Cochran.
I Just Can’t Help Believing by Elvis Presley
ABACAB (album version) by Genesis
Mas Que Nada by Sergio Mendes and Brazil 66
Hey Boy Hey Girl by the Chemical Brothers
Would I Lie to you (video) by The Eurythmics
Lah-Di-Da by Jake Thackeray
Valley of the dolls by Dionne Warwick
I’m Mandy, Fly Me by 10cc
Make it easy on yourself by the Walker Brothers
Hand in Hand by Phil Collins
I say a Little prayer by Aretha Franklin
Worried About You by the Rolling Stones
This guy’s in love with you, by Sasha Distel
Giving it all Away by Roger Daltrey
My Back Pages by the Byrds
Blanked on the Ground by Billy Joe Spears
A man is in love by The Waterboys
Smoke some weed and listen to it again, trust me
Misty mountain top😮 true life😮
European or African? ;)
The Lord of the rings movies are incredible. The hobbit movies are not nearly as good.
I love Led Zeppelin, but this is far and away my least favorite song by them. Sounds like the music was written first and then words were just thrown into it.
One of their best songs. So unique. Nothing else like it.
If you want diversity, try listening to Queen. Not their hit songs, but the deeper cuts. Aside from Bohemian Rhapsody, their hit songs aren't my favorites.
"It's Late" is my second favorite (behind BH, of course) Check it.
Jajajaja por que exageran sus forma de ablar?
Eminem drop new music video for the song temporary and is really good please react to it
Oh yeah. I saw this and I was like yes!!❤
Robert Plant at the time of the recording of this album was heavily into Tolken and shares Samantha's love of that world... checkout The Battle of Evermore from same album and you will recognize the same themes... awesome tune...Plant unless i am mistaken got busted in San Fran for smoking a joint, re-read the lyrics 😉
Ramble on also, talks about gollum.
Its really about a drugs bust in Hyde Park in London. LOTR is only referenced in the Misty Mountains line, but they also refer to the mountains in Wales so?