If you cover "The Lemon Song" by them then I can guarantee that Jess will be hiding behind a cushion...!!! Wonderful reaction as always. And a great way of reliving my youth. Keep on Rocking guys.
I'd go home for lunch while in high school (lived across the street) and after "LZ II"was released I'd play it almost every day. I wasistening to "The Lemon Song " and my mother said she really liked that song. I asked her if she knew what it was about and she said "Yeah, it's nasty!" Years later she really liked Metallica's "Black Album."
Come on UK, do you not get tired of producing the best singers, songwriters, groups and performers time after time after time, take a break and give others a chance 😂
@@danmayberry1185 - Do you remember, mama, when I knocked upon your door? You had the nerve to tell me, you didn't want me no more. Yeah I open my front door... hear my back door slam...
Oh Jess, your blushing, how quickly you interpretate the music. Glad i grew up with this music, even now at 73, i still love it. You and Mike keep up the good work, your show is so funny. greetings from Norway.❤
what he is saying isn't what americans (or youngsters) think it means nowadays. It's basically taking a wife/lady who is not single, "coming in the back door" is quite literal meaning. (of a house).
The Whole Lotta Love theme tune used on the BBCs Top of The Pops show during the seventies was not by Led Zeppelin. It was a cover by the British group CCS (Collective Consciousness Society) led by the brilliant blues guitarist Alexis Korner
The first time my wife listened to this she was in hysterics. She had quite an innocent upbringing and thought it was outrageous at first but then got the funnies. It was a sight to see. 😊 🇬🇧
Saw Mr Plant and his band Saving Grace at our local blues festival here in Cheltenham UK a year ago. He at the ripe old age of 75 and his band entertained us with traditional folk,bluegrass & blues.
I DJ on most weekends and this song is requested a LOT today, I think the younger people today (early 20's) would have enjoyed it back then (I'm 37 so I missed some of the really good years) Zeppelin was just unbelievable, in my opinion the 2nd greatest rock band of all time, right behind Queen. There's no doubting what this song is about, I say just listen and enjoy! Have a good day!
At least you've heard this classic before - i am always stunned to find anyone who has reached adulthood without doing so. However, i suppose as no one seems to listen to the radio anymore that will be a regular occurrence in the future.
I’m too young to have seen these live, but was fortunate enough to be at Monsters of Rock 1989/90 where guitarist Jimmy Page got on stage with Aerosmith. Awesome.
Last year my sister was at a festival "Cropredy" in the UK . Looking over to the beer tent she recognised a familiar face just chilling with friends enjoying the music ... no other than Mr Robert Plant . No security or entourage , just one of the crowd having a beer . It would be cool to check out the performance of Kashmir Celebration Day Live ... their last ever concert in 2007 . Robert was 60 and still killing it . Side note 20 million applied for the 20,000 tickets .
Quite a few have seen him out & about, also saying how nice & down to earth he is. He’s out still doing what he loves, & enjoying life, lucky him not many of us have that.
Ahahaha THIS was SUCH a freakin FUN reaction i have seen prolly thousands of reactions to My Beloved Other Worldly Led Zeppelin & THIS one is just sooo freakin SPECIAL ahaha OMG You TWO are Fantastic Ha Thank YOU so very MUCH for Brightening my rather horrible day so far just Wonderfully FUN & Awesome & i HOPE Jess had a Fantastical Lie Down after THIS Ahaha Great! PixieHugz&LuvzToYouBoth
There are so many Led Zeppelin songs you will probably like when you here them. I'd recommend listening to Kashmir or Immigrant Song next. They are two of their most famous songs and both really rock.
Enjoyed your reaction! I always wanted to recommend this song to you, but I thought you might prefer the live version. With this video you get the total immersive experience of the studio recording along with the well curated visuals.
I'm looking at the clothes they're wearing and it took me back to the 70s. I used to wear the same style of jeans because i was a teen during that decade. If my kids saw the clothes we wore back then i can guarantee they would take the piss out of me! Robert Plant is still active now at 76. He is a big football fan and in 2009 he was made a vice-president of my teams club Wolverhampton Wanderers, English Premier League.
Hi Jess, hi Mike your reactions make me chuckle. Love you being open to ye olde music. How about Deep Purple 'child in time ' live 1970 ? Thanks again , love your channel, Paul.😅
The song is heavily inspired by the Willie Dixon song called "You Need Love" which was sung by Muddy Waters, and rearranged by The Small Faces who called it "You Need Lovin". Willie Dixon wrote most of the great Blues songs that were later covered by the '66-'72 rock/blues bands from both sides of the Atlantic.
This is definitely the definitive version of the song, but you should know that Zeppelin didn’t write it. It was written by bluesman Willie Dixon and originally recorded by Muddy Waters. Zeppelin credited themselves as the writers so Willie sued them. I believe Zeppelin settled out of court and Robert Plant admitted that it was “a Nick” (his words) and that they didn’t think anyone would know because it was a pretty obscure blues record. I love Zeppelin but to me it’s important that the original writer and artists get their dues. So many blues artists got shafted by the music industry.
You're only talking about the lyrics. The music and song construction is all Zeppelin and nothing to do with Willie Dixon. Zeppelin could have done the exact same song with different lyrics and would never have needed to credit Dixon. Plant was ONLY referring to the lyrics when he said he nicked them. He said Jimmy's riff was already there before he took lyrics from Dixon.
Interestingly, while the song was Willie Dixon's, Whole Lotta Love as a recording was further from the original song than some of the licks played by notable blues guitarists in songs that were considered originals. Whole sections of guitar solos were lifted from the great bluesmen who went before. That is not a copyright breach. It is mimicry. It is probably because succeeding generations of bluesmen "borrowed" from their forebears. Lemons were being squeezed and singers were aspiring to be backdoor men in lyrics well before the first recordings were made in the 1920s.
I saw them on their first European Continental Tour in April 1969 in Rotterdam - The Netherlands. It was a special offer to see them in De Doelen for 2,50 Guilders. It wasn't even sold out.
Led Zeppelin never considered Sabbath and Purple their peers. They disliked any such comparison. Quite right because they had next to nothing in common with either of those bands.
Mississippi 1962. Imagine the reception this song received (You Need Love - written by Willie Dixon, recorded by Muddy Waters). No Jim Crow in the UK 7 years later, and many Americans heard their own music for the first time.
Just a matter of interest here. Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin saw a performance of the Japanese group " Band Maid" a year or two ago. He likened Akane , the drummer, to John Bonham. He was so impressed with her that he requested a photo with her.
J'ai entendu '' Whole Lotta Love '' la 1ère fois vers le milieu des années 70 alors que j'étais encore adolescent, et je l'écoute encore de temps en temps. C'est un des titres les plus emblématiques de la pop/rock , et un chef-d'œuvre pour toujours. 😇♥️🎶🥂
Hey guys, fantastic reaction. Part of the lyrics to this song are an adaptation of Willie Dixon's "You Need Love", recorded by Muddy Waters in 1962; originally uncredited to Dixon, a lawsuit in 1985 was settled with a payment to Dixon and credit on subsequent releases.
There's a great cover of this on a version of The Voice (I forget which country because the singer has appeared on 3 versions). A guy called Pierre Edel, ridiculously good voice.
You guys ought to watch the video of 'Led Zeppelin - UK Music Hall of Fame Inductions 2006 to know how much they were respected by some of the biggest bands in the world 😊✌️
So funny to see modern younger folk blush with lyrics we loved 55 years ago. Hehehe. Some of the grannies you run into now were ROCKERS back in the day and we loved h the e earthiness because it was new that women could appreciate male sexuality without shame. It was liberating, coming as it did after the more straight-laced 50’s in which we had grown up
It amazes me that people don't realise this song is so primally about sex (even without watching the video.) "Every inch of my love" can't be any clearer and then there's the orgasmic section!!!!! You needed a cigarette by the end of the song. This is the stuff your grannies and grandads were listening to!!! 😂😂😂😂😂 Your faces!!!!
“ Dazed and Confused” please guys! Studio first then any live performance you can find afterwards. Thank you. Best wishes from an old Zephead in England 🏴.
Don't forget they are English ( European) surely in those days and now there is much more free exprssion in lyrics here then in the States....I like your comments, much humour in it. Love it!
A backdoor man in the song relates to a side piece, the husband goes out the front door, and the side piece comes in through the backdoor. No pun intended.
Yes Jess. I thought you might like that one :) I think you may also like the video, in mainly black and white, of INXS and "I need You Tonight" (official video) :)
Hi Mike and Jess, I hope that you are both doing well. Thank you for that great reaction, my wife and I thoroughly enjoy your channel. I am really hoping that you will react to a suggestion that I have. It is for a live video of Gary Moore performing The Messiah Will Come Again and was recorded at Montreux in 1990. Here is the link to the video: th-cam.com/video/7k07j7LcLqw/w-d-xo.html Many people, including myself consider Gary to have been the best guitarist ever to walk this earth. And this performance I believe goes as proof of this. This was I understand Gary's 3rd encore of the evening and if the crowd had not kept asking for more, this would never have been captured on film! Sadly Gary passed away 14 years ago on 6th February 2011. So if you could react to this around the 6th it would be a fitting tribute to an absolute master guitarist! I promise that you will not be disappointed! Thank you and kindest regards from England. Stay safe. 🙂😎🎸🇬🇧🇺🇦
Great song, their first 2 albums set a standard for hard rock and an inspiration for heavy metal to come. They are still the best for me with the Beatles and Pink Floyd. For another Led Zeppelin classic, try Dazed and Confused, studio original off the first album. Amazing tune, was shocking when released, other worldly Jimmy Page just lets loose and shows everyone there was a new super band in 1969. Enjoy, their catalog will amaze both of you! 🔥🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶🔥
My God, this letter is very, very shocking, I don't really like Ledzeplin, if that's how it's spelled, but I thought it was wonderful that you were blushing in surprise, 😂😂😂 ADORO VCS
After the drummer John Bonham died in 1980 the band split up. 27 years later, with Bonham's son Jason on the drums, they did a one off concert called Celebration Day in a venue which seated 20,000 people. The tickets were sold online -over 22 million applied for tickets. They sounded just as good as 30 years before when I saw them live in 73. They were offered $1 billion (1.6 billion today) to play 3 concerts in the US in 2008. They turned it down.
Wikipedia: Virgin Records is a British record label owned by Universal Music Group. They were originally founded as a British independent record label in 1972 by entrepreneur Richard Branson. Branson's Virgin brand grew rapidly during the 1980s, as he started the Virgin Atlantic airline and expanded the Virgin Records music label.
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Just remember, this was your grandparents' favourite song. And they knew.
If you cover "The Lemon Song" by them then I can guarantee that Jess will be hiding behind a cushion...!!! Wonderful reaction as always. And a great way of reliving my youth. Keep on Rocking guys.
Lol., I think you're right.., once the lemon squeezing starts, it'll send her over the edge.......
Ohhhh yeahhhh
I'd go home for lunch while in high school (lived across the street) and after "LZ II"was released I'd play it almost every day. I wasistening to "The Lemon Song " and my mother said she really liked that song.
I asked her if she knew what it was about and she said "Yeah, it's nasty!"
Years later she really liked Metallica's "Black Album."
Was thinking the exact same thing myself!
💥
Come on UK, do you not get tired of producing the best singers, songwriters, groups and performers time after time after time, take a break and give others a chance 😂
LOL!
The drummer was the late great John Bonham, one of the greatest drummers ever. R.I.P. John. Love to you both.
Back door man refers to the man who comes in the back door as the husband goes out the front.
This line usually gets everyone thinking of the "other" back door...lol
Or goes out of the back door as the husband comes home through the front door lol....
.. the men don't know, but the 'little girls' understand
Well that’s one way of looking at it, certainly.
@@danmayberry1185 - Do you remember, mama, when I knocked upon your door? You had the nerve to tell me, you didn't want me no more. Yeah I open my front door... hear my back door slam...
Oh Jess, your blushing, how quickly you interpretate the music. Glad i grew up with this music, even now at 73, i still love it. You and Mike keep up the good work, your show is so funny. greetings from Norway.❤
Wait till she hears The Lemon Song!
Zep has to be one of the greatest bands musically on the planet. Pure magic. ❤❤❤😊😊😊
YES they were & still are & always will be.
watching jess try to get into the music and trying not to blush at the same time at listening to the lyrics is hilarious.
Jess had a smile from ear to ear every inch of that performance 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣✌️😘🇬🇧wait did he just say something about backdoor!!!!? 😂😂😂
Every inch of that performance !! ABSOLUTELY OUTSTANDING 🤟😂
what he is saying isn't what americans (or youngsters) think it means nowadays.
It's basically taking a wife/lady who is not single, "coming in the back door" is quite literal meaning. (of a house).
I doubt it...douvle entendre at least. Loads of blues songs used that line. They will have been aware@METALFREAK03
@@METALFREAK03 nonsense
Jess' facial expressions throughout were priceless. She did well to hold it together when he sang the line "I wanna be your backdoor man" 😉
Love our Jess start blushing and doesn’t stop😂😂👍🥳🇬🇧😂😂
Wait till you guys hear "The Lemon Song" :)
Used as the intro for Top of the Pops from 1972, that famous or infamous BBC1 weekly look at the top charts!
It was used because it was the first song to get a UK number one on imports of a single. Zeppelin didn't release singles to the UK only albums.
@@DanMarshall-t7nvery few singles anywhere, only about a handful.
The Whole Lotta Love theme tune used on the BBCs Top of The Pops show during the seventies was not by Led Zeppelin. It was a cover by the British group CCS (Collective Consciousness Society) led by the brilliant blues guitarist Alexis Korner
@@jayw8494 Ah, thank you, I didn't know that! Some very famous members including Mickey Most!
The first time my wife listened to this she was in hysterics. She had quite an innocent upbringing and thought it was outrageous at first but then got the funnies. It was a sight to see. 😊 🇬🇧
Recorded spring 1969, Robert Plant was only 20. This song literally ended the 1960s and dragged rock music kicking and screaming into the 1970s .✌️🥂
Every Thursday evening, our whole family sat down to watch
@@patrickbriscall7934TOTP theme. Played by Alexis Corners CCS I wonder. And featuring Pans People to hook dads.
Saw Mr Plant and his band Saving Grace at our local blues festival here in Cheltenham UK a year ago. He at the ripe old age of 75 and his band entertained us with traditional folk,bluegrass & blues.
Oh Jess “driving it on home” love it.
A fan since 1969, seen them a number of times, greatest rock band. Their manager Peter Grant, had a mansion about half a mile from my house.
Thanks for sharing your experience of Led Zeppelin,my favorite band ❤
I’m sure Jess was blushing 😂
The song was based on a Small Faces song (one of the greatest British bands ever) which in turn was based on a Willie Dixon song "You Need Love".
This guitar riff was used as the introductory theme for "Top of the Pops", a weekly TV review of the UK hit parade - MINUS the lyrics !
Glad you remembered. Given the now exposed sick history of the show, I wonder if it was deliberate!
I DJ on most weekends and this song is requested a LOT today, I think the younger people today (early 20's) would have enjoyed it back then (I'm 37 so I missed some of the really good years) Zeppelin was just unbelievable, in my opinion the 2nd greatest rock band of all time, right behind Queen. There's no doubting what this song is about, I say just listen and enjoy! Have a good day!
At least you've heard this classic before - i am always stunned to find anyone who has reached adulthood without doing so. However, i suppose as no one seems to listen to the radio anymore that will be a regular occurrence in the future.
Such a sweet wholesome piece of music.
LOL! 😈
i met Robert plant at the mello festival upton upon seven 5 years ago really great bloke had a few beers with him. real privilege!!
Holy $%^# I have heard that for decades but never knew this! I just liked the music, never paid attention to the lyrics in most songs
This was one of our favorite songs when I was a teenager! It was a great time!
I’m too young to have seen these live, but was fortunate enough to be at Monsters of Rock 1989/90 where guitarist Jimmy Page got on stage with Aerosmith. Awesome.
Love Led Zeppelin, love Jess reaction to Led Zeppelin and would LOVE to see a 2livecrew reaction
PLEASE do much more Led Zeppelin, the greatest band, 4 music geniuses in one band. More great songs than any other band too.
Last year my sister was at a festival "Cropredy" in the UK . Looking over to the beer tent she recognised a familiar face just chilling with friends enjoying the music ... no other than Mr Robert Plant . No security or entourage , just one of the crowd having a beer .
It would be cool to check out the performance of Kashmir Celebration Day Live ... their last ever concert in 2007 . Robert was 60 and still killing it . Side note 20 million applied for the 20,000 tickets .
Quite a few have seen him out & about, also saying how nice & down to earth he is. He’s out still doing what he loves, & enjoying life, lucky him not many of us have that.
When the levee breaks is the greatest led zeppelin so g ever
his pants were called loons, it's so cute watching her get all bashful
Two young women I knew back in the day when this song was new told me the tempo was absolutely perfect.
Ahahaha THIS was SUCH a freakin FUN reaction i have seen prolly thousands of reactions to My Beloved Other Worldly Led Zeppelin & THIS one is just sooo freakin SPECIAL ahaha OMG You TWO are Fantastic Ha Thank YOU so very MUCH for Brightening my rather horrible day so far just Wonderfully FUN & Awesome & i HOPE Jess had a Fantastical Lie Down after THIS Ahaha Great! PixieHugz&LuvzToYouBoth
Love that in one of the live performances “every inch of my love” becomes “every foot of my love” 😂
There are so many Led Zeppelin songs you will probably like when you here them. I'd recommend listening to Kashmir or Immigrant Song next. They are two of their most famous songs and both really rock.
If you enjoy Led Zeppelin, you own it to yourselves to watch the MSG live version, it will not disappoint. Great reaction as per usual.
Enjoyed your reaction! I always wanted to recommend this song to you, but I thought you might prefer the live version. With this video you get the total immersive experience of the studio recording along with the well curated visuals.
I'm looking at the clothes they're wearing and it took me back to the 70s. I used to wear the same style of jeans because i was a teen during that decade. If my kids saw the clothes we wore back then i can guarantee they would take the piss out of me! Robert Plant is still active now at 76. He is a big football fan and in 2009 he was made a vice-president of my teams club Wolverhampton Wanderers, English Premier League.
At the beginning of the song I kept thinking, you haven’t heard anything yet Jess! LOL
Hi Jess, hi Mike your reactions make me chuckle. Love you being open to ye olde music. How about Deep Purple 'child in time ' live 1970 ? Thanks again , love your channel, Paul.😅
The music of my youth, great times love your reactions
It flowed so good lol 😂
Peace love from England ❤
The song is heavily inspired by the Willie Dixon song called "You Need Love" which was sung by Muddy Waters, and rearranged by The Small Faces who called it "You Need Lovin".
Willie Dixon wrote most of the great Blues songs that were later covered by the '66-'72 rock/blues bands from both sides of the Atlantic.
Robert Plant is my lust after Rock God.
You should try The Lemon Song - “Squeeze my lemon till the juice runs down my leg”. 😂
This is definitely the definitive version of the song, but you should know that Zeppelin didn’t write it. It was written by bluesman Willie Dixon and originally recorded by Muddy Waters. Zeppelin credited themselves as the writers so Willie sued them. I believe Zeppelin settled out of court and Robert Plant admitted that it was “a Nick” (his words) and that they didn’t think anyone would know because it was a pretty obscure blues record. I love Zeppelin but to me it’s important that the original writer and artists get their dues. So many blues artists got shafted by the music industry.
You're only talking about the lyrics.
The music and song construction is all Zeppelin and nothing to do with Willie Dixon. Zeppelin could have done the exact same song with different lyrics and would never have needed to credit Dixon. Plant was ONLY referring to the lyrics when he said he nicked them. He said Jimmy's riff was already there before he took lyrics from Dixon.
Interestingly, while the song was Willie Dixon's, Whole Lotta Love as a recording was further from the original song than some of the licks played by notable blues guitarists in songs that were considered originals. Whole sections of guitar solos were lifted from the great bluesmen who went before. That is not a copyright breach. It is mimicry. It is probably because succeeding generations of bluesmen "borrowed" from their forebears. Lemons were being squeezed and singers were aspiring to be backdoor men in lyrics well before the first recordings were made in the 1920s.
I saw them on their first European Continental Tour in April 1969 in Rotterdam - The Netherlands. It was a special offer to see them in De Doelen for 2,50 Guilders. It wasn't even sold out.
Black Sabbath,Led Zeppelin,Deep Purple the holy triad of rock music🤘
Tetrad with The Who
The unholy trinity!
Led Zeppelin never considered Sabbath and Purple their peers. They disliked any such comparison. Quite right because they had next to nothing in common with either of those bands.
@@lyndoncmp5751 That's right, Purple were far more talented 💜
Mississippi 1962. Imagine the reception this song received (You Need Love - written by Willie Dixon, recorded by Muddy Waters). No Jim Crow in the UK 7 years later, and many Americans heard their own music for the first time.
This song musically and song construction wise has nothing to do with the Dixon/Waters song You Need Love. Only the lyrics.
I love zeppelin ❤ my favorite band and song 🎵 😊 I went to 3 concerts 😊
I remember listening to this song on the radio at 9yrs old and still a damn good song at 55yrs
Great reaction, Mike and Jess! Us old folk enjoy this music, too 😅. BTW, Robert is still performing and recording music today.
Just a matter of interest here. Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin saw a performance of the Japanese group
" Band Maid" a year or two ago. He likened Akane , the drummer, to John Bonham. He was so impressed with her that he requested a photo with her.
J'ai entendu '' Whole Lotta Love '' la 1ère fois vers le milieu des années 70 alors que j'étais encore adolescent, et je l'écoute encore de temps en temps. C'est un des titres les plus emblématiques de la pop/rock , et un chef-d'œuvre pour toujours. 😇♥️🎶🥂
Hey guys, fantastic reaction. Part of the lyrics to this song are an adaptation of Willie Dixon's "You Need Love", recorded by Muddy Waters in 1962; originally uncredited to Dixon, a lawsuit in 1985 was settled with a payment to Dixon and credit on subsequent releases.
Love the facial expressions there Jess😅😅😅
Yes, The Lemon Song…”squeeze me baby till the juice runs down my leg”. Of yes! Cheers!
Great reaction
There's a great cover of this on a version of The Voice (I forget which country because the singer has appeared on 3 versions). A guy called Pierre Edel, ridiculously good voice.
Tbh, when this came out I didn’t focus on the lyrics much. Just loved the whole musical experience of it.
Robert is anything but evil down to earth guy,, Loves peace and love and harmony and is a rock god.
“I wanna be your back door man !”
You guys ought to watch the video of 'Led Zeppelin - UK Music Hall of Fame Inductions 2006 to know how much they were respected by some of the biggest bands in the world 😊✌️
Great music surpassed only by Jess's face whilst listening to the lyrics!
How could anyone not see the sexuality of this. I bought this album in 1972 when was 12 and had no experience, and instantly KNEW!
That slide from one note to another is called a glissando. In rock music it's often called a rip.
So funny to see modern younger folk blush with lyrics we loved 55 years ago. Hehehe. Some of the grannies you run into now were ROCKERS back in the day and we loved h the e earthiness because it was new that women could appreciate male sexuality without shame. It was liberating, coming as it did after the more straight-laced 50’s in which we had grown up
I was happy when I seen you was reacting to led zeppelin
It amazes me that people don't realise this song is so primally about sex (even without watching the video.) "Every inch of my love" can't be any clearer and then there's the orgasmic section!!!!! You needed a cigarette by the end of the song. This is the stuff your grannies and grandads were listening to!!! 😂😂😂😂😂 Your faces!!!!
Did you know that even Buick cars were started by a Brit.Buick was Scottish from Fife.
“ Dazed and Confused” please guys! Studio first then any live performance you can find afterwards. Thank you. Best wishes from an old Zephead in England 🏴.
The challenge is to react to The Lemon Song. We dear you.
That's Rock and Roll.
Oh Jess are you blushing its only Rob being Rob....
4:56 The scarf mistakenly has Zepplin printed on it, instead of Zeppelin! (Bootleg merch)
Yeah, always makes me cringe that. Cheap tat (the scarf, not the young gal).
Don't forget they are English ( European) surely in those days and now there is much more free exprssion in lyrics here then in the States....I like your comments, much humour in it. Love it!
The line " i wanna be your backdoor man " when i was young i thought he meant he was going to sneak in through the kitchen back door 😂
'In Through the Out Door.' was one of their albums.
It's an old Blues song trope, referring to the lover who sneaks out through the back door as the husband comes home by the front door.
A backdoor man in the song relates to a side piece, the husband goes out the front door, and the side piece comes in through the backdoor.
No pun intended.
@@jamesrowe3606hmm, think there may be an additional meaning there
Yes it does mean that. Its not a bum-bum reference
Most of the lyrics are from Muddy Water's 'You Need Love' - Also, the groaning part has been shortened (cymbals, bongos and theramin).
The Lemon song is a must for those of us who find Jess' reactions to rude stuff hilarious!
From Micky Flanagan to Led Zeppelin. 😅
Yes Jess. I thought you might like that one :) I think you may also like the video, in mainly black and white, of INXS and "I need You Tonight" (official video) :)
On another topic check out wonders of life on the BBC you will be happily surprised 😊
Hi Mike and Jess,
I hope that you are both doing well. Thank you for that great reaction, my wife and I thoroughly enjoy your channel.
I am really hoping that you will react to a suggestion that I have. It is for a live video of Gary Moore performing The Messiah Will Come Again and was recorded at Montreux in 1990.
Here is the link to the video:
th-cam.com/video/7k07j7LcLqw/w-d-xo.html
Many people, including myself consider Gary to have been the best guitarist ever to walk this earth.
And this performance I believe goes as proof of this.
This was I understand Gary's 3rd encore of the evening and if the crowd had not kept asking for more, this would never have been captured on film!
Sadly Gary passed away 14 years ago on 6th February 2011. So if you could react to this around the 6th it would be a fitting tribute to an absolute master guitarist! I promise that you will not be disappointed!
Thank you and kindest regards from England.
Stay safe. 🙂😎🎸🇬🇧🇺🇦
I would love to see your reaction to this. It is brilliant. ❤
Great song, their first 2 albums set a standard for hard rock and an inspiration for heavy metal to come. They are still the best for me with the Beatles and Pink Floyd. For another Led Zeppelin classic, try Dazed and Confused, studio original off the first album. Amazing tune, was shocking when released, other worldly Jimmy Page just lets loose and shows everyone there was a new super band in 1969. Enjoy, their catalog will amaze both of you! 🔥🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶🔥
Also look up Robert Plant with Alison Krause….brilliant duo. Love all their tracks
Brilliant!
Back then we called it "Ballin Music". Always put on their album while in bed.
I think that there's a whole lot of folk about my age who owe their origins to this track from LZ... Get the LP/CD/MP3!
The Lemon Song next then. Enjoy.
🎯
😃😂😂😂
My God, this letter is very, very shocking, I don't really like Ledzeplin, if that's how it's spelled, but I thought it was wonderful that you were blushing in surprise, 😂😂😂 ADORO VCS
Basically a reworking of blues legend Muddy Waters' You Need Love. No one delivers like Led Zeppelin though. Jess's face!😂
Well more than a reworking. The music and song construction is completely different. It's only really the lyrics. Supposed to be a homage.
You must listen to the Lemon song, guaranteed to make you blush....
Yes Jess, you only liked it for the artistry. We believe you😉
After the drummer John Bonham died in 1980 the band split up. 27 years later, with Bonham's son Jason on the drums, they did a one off concert called Celebration Day in a venue which seated 20,000 people. The tickets were sold online -over 22 million applied for tickets. They sounded just as good as 30 years before when I saw them live in 73. They were offered $1 billion (1.6 billion today) to play 3 concerts in the US in 2008. They turned it down.
Wikipedia:
Virgin Records is a British record label owned by Universal Music Group. They were originally founded as a British independent record label in 1972 by entrepreneur Richard Branson. Branson's Virgin brand grew rapidly during the 1980s, as he started the Virgin Atlantic airline and expanded the Virgin Records music label.
I got to see this tour, and I'm glad I owned a van back then or my girlfriend would have talked me into doing it right in the parking lot!
Haha brilliant reaction ❤ x
Remember Robert saying ,"every foot " of my love❤