Led Zeppelin Immigrant Song AND Live + Since I've Been Loving You Live MSG 1973 Edited to Unblock
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- Kel's First reactions to 3 songs by the mighty Led Zeppelin (Our video had to remove some blocked content worldwide but we got most of it to pass...) Led Zeppelin Immigrant Song and Live plus Since I've Been Loving You Live 1973 EDITED for Unblock. ENJOY!!!!
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Kel-n-Rich
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1972, I was 17. When I was 14 my older sister brought home first Zepplin album. This was the music of our youth. I’m 65 now and it’s so great to see people discover what we had back then and what lives on!
Since I've been loving you...when blues makes love to rock
The Blues done had a baby, and they named it roll n roll.
Fri, July 27, 1973 and Sun, July 29, 1973 MSG. I was in attendance both nights having been at the Friday night show I was taken to the Sunday show by a friend who took pity on me when his girlfriend took no interest in going with him. All I will say is that it was truly a magical and spiritual experience to say the least. They played 3 hours one night and we thought a bit over 3 hours the other night. I have seen them 5 times in all and while all shows were events in of themselves the 1973 MSG shows were COSMIC !!! I was 17 and just a Brooklyn kid who had his voice among the thousands cheering uncontrollably recorded those nights for all time on "The Song Remains The Same" Motion Picture Feature Film. Video you were watching.
So lucky man!
I have a smile on my face from the beginning to very end of this song 💙🎸🎸💙🎤🎤♥️ The fact that this is LIVE just goes to show you the talent level! There is no comparison today to the music of the 70’s 🎶💙🎶
Can I get an AMEN?
@@AbleBodied Amen 🎼
Even at 71 years of age, Percy still has this amazing awe about him in interviews and when he's singing. Beautiful
As Kel and Rich said...this is the holy grai of rock music. It still stirs my soul after 50+ years.
Hi ..
I was at that concert back in 73 at MSG when they film the concert for the movie TSRTS.I was16 YRS OLD . I was sitting in the 9 row orchestra.
It was the last show of Zeppelin tour.
I just sat there watching & listening, & not believe what was going on .
Zeppelin was amazing. I'm 64 now & I still can't believe that I was lucky enough to be there & witnesses the power of Led Zeppelin .The Greatest Band Ever . I paid $ 9.50
For my ticket , to be blown a way for life .
I had a very restrictive life up until now, and like you I was never allowed to listen to this type of music as a child. So Thor was my first introduction to this song too! Think of it this way, we have a chance to catch up on a century of amazing music, all at once - and it's an amazing trip.
What a shame. My kid was exposed to my music while was in his little car seat. Yes, Steely Dan, ELO, Rush, LZ, AC/DC and even the Beastie Boys. He still likes my music and in turn he has shared his music with me cuz I have an open mind and eclectic tastes. He's turned me onto stuff like Flogging Molly, Wicked Wisdom, and JRock. He loves chick rockers! He's a huge Janis fan and loves Miyavi and L'arc-en-ciel. We've seen Miyavi twice and L'arc-en-ciel twice. Amazing!
Immigrant song live: I was there. Front row, second level of the grandstand, dead centre. Venue is the Sydney Showground, February 1972 the last concert of the one and only Australian tour. Three hours, no support act, brilliant. The sound track is not that concert but from an American concert about the same time. In Sydney Plant is shouting go back, go back to the swarm of people sprinting across the grass to the stage. The deal with the showground trust was no one but the stage on the grass but with 30,000+ excited people decided to it was better not to stop the concert. It was however stopped at 5pm due to noise rules. It was a Sunday and the showground was surrounded by houses and apartments. The band could be heard two miles from the venue over the hubbub of the city. Remains absolutely the greatest concert I have seen
Awesome
I was there, 17 years old.
Jealous.
I was there age 10 (big fat lie)
if you want, i can hook you up with the bootleg
One of my biggest regrets, concert wise, was not seeing Zeppelin live. I had a couple of opportunities back in the mid '70s to see them at Madison Square Garden, but never went. They did play Convention Hall, on the boardwalk, in Asbury Park, NJ at the same time Woodstock was going on in August 1969, but I was 10 back then and i don't the old man would've taken me down there.
Kels reaction to sibly was just so visceral, fantastic to see somebody just blown away by what those guys could do. All of jimmies solos were improvised live, he never played anything the same way twice.
Its 1 reason people wanted to go and see them multiple times
No question the best rock band ever. Kel youve got to admit Robert Plant is drop dead gorgeous. So glad your enjoying the Zep experience x
He's unbelievably gorgeous. Like Kel, I wasn't introduced to Zep when I was younger, but am trying to catch up. Like Kel, groupie-dom would have been me, too ...
Still get chills every time I hear this song. Welcome to the club Kel.
I was at the May 5, 1973 show in Tampa. "biggest audience for one act ever in the United States.This was May 5 at the Tampa Stadium, the night after the British group started its U.S. tour in Atlanta. Attendance in Tampa was 56,800" (from Ledzeppelin.com)
The cloud of weed smoke rolled out of the stadium and over the entire Gulf Coast as far east as Orlando, providing a strong buzz to every human in its path. The fast food industry in central Florida still shows that one night spike in sales as a record.
I have always thought of Page's guitar work as a beautiful, gorgeous, awe inspiring mess. Even his most sloppy, ham-handed and slurred riffs still make me want to have his children. What little I remember of the music of that night is mainly the raw unbridled power of Plant's voice and Page's guitar melding into a single volcanic musical instrument.
The most vivid memories are of the action in the crowd before it got dark. An absolute ocean of freaks, stoned out of their minds, looking for ways to pass time. Blanket tossing was popular. Get about 15 heads around the perimeter of a blanket, put the smallest chick available in the middle, give it some slack then YANK that blanket to toss her into the air. I watched a group who had no more than a large beach towel try to accomplish this feat. Of course, the asymmetry of the pull caused the poor projectile lady to acquire a vector not quite perpendicular to gravity. She gained easily 25 feet of altitude but also the same distance in the x and y direction, onto a surprised and totally unprepared party of catchers in the rye.
Good times. Good, good times.
Saw LZ in 1969 in San Diego. Jethro Tull opened the show. Wow!
Nice...I saw them at the sports arena in 77...wow!
Zeppelin is a transcendental experience. That's all there is to it! ;-)
Amazing comments from Kel--well-stated from the heart. Great job from the two of you!
I would certainly say that for a complete body of work that Led Zeppelin was the greatest band to ever be. Even better then my favorite The Beatles! The mighty Zep, here we go!
My first concert of my life and nothing has ever been the same, I was only 15 in 72. Peace and rock on.
Everybody is a Viking while they listen to this song !
What occurred Kel was that you witnessed men as gods, expressing God, the universal creative force, in a fullest sense. Total presence to an artistic form of expression. It opened you up. When you felt so totally present and pulled into the music, your life giving waters began to flow. Wanting to make love, after hearing such magic, is quite natural. 🙏😊
love kels reaction to SINCE I'VE BEEN LOVING YOU like RICH said your hooked
Kel’s reactions and Rich’s background knowledge makes each of y’all’s videos something precious. Thank you for sharing. And Kel, one thing about you experiencing this music now is that you understand more as you hear it for the first time than folks like me who heard it as teenagers.
Kel: I was at the Glasgow gig of their UK tour in 1972. Led Zeppelin was the first band I'd ever paid to see and hear, rather than to dance to. My ticket cost me £1. I don't think,from your reaction, that I have to tell you that it was amazing. It was life-changing in fact. I've spent the ensuing nearly 50 years chasing that experience by seeing other great rock bands live. Nothing came close, not even Neil Young & Crazy Horse, or The Who. I guess my rock music fandom might have peaked too early that unforgettable night in Glasgow.
Nothing forgotten about with them
My child was conceived to this song . It’s pure eargasm 👂 to anyone who hears it .
I was at that gig also - and got the train from Glasgow Central to Edinburgh to see them the next night!
@@arlin4591 Were you the bloke with the long hair? 😁
@@jamesrowe3606 that was me LOL
First, you lucky lucky bastard an than Try Nightwish
The LOINS of Music BABY! Kel you make me laugh beer out my nose so many times with your funny terminology!
Since I've been loving you is in the top 3 Zepp songs
yeah, my older sister would buy great music back then (60's for me) and as I became a rock/zeppelin lover, she became a disco queen and forgot all about her great albums...that are now mine!! Thanks sis
I learned the drums to the solo section from listening to this live album so much. My first bass player couldn't believe (and probably still can't) that I could play it note for note. It's incredible and JB busts out all the stops.
Also JPJ is basically doing a bass solo at the same time as everyone else.
the best rock band the world has ever seen! nothing comes close. i love both of you true rockers
Welcome to the greatest rock band of all time
you've entered the God zone this is the greatest band of all times no doubt .no argument period.
Best laugh of the day! 😂 🌟 gold star for Kel! “Everything they do screams Do Me!” She IS getting it Rich! 🔥 🤜 👍
I've been a fan forever. I was going to see them on my birthday in November 1980 in Chicago but sadly John Bonham died and it was cancelled... sad ... boo. I've seen "Page and Plant" on tour but it was not Zeppelin of the 70's. Thank you for your continued focus on them and I can't wait for other songs!!!
Hilarious ending you guys!! I wonder how many babies have been conceived to Zep. 😜😄 Live version of Immigrant Song is from Live album release How The West was Won, recorded in LA Forum and Long Beach 1972. Film was film cuts from Sydney Australia tour at outdoor stadium. Rich, to you need to become familiar with the How the West Won live album released in 2003, one of the all time live albums of all time. Then listen to the entire remastered Song Remains the Same album for songs that were not included in the TSRS film. Then share with Kel, total extasy!
1972 I was 11 and blown away with LZ while our dress sense was bell bottom jeans and platform shoes and very long hair OMG what times.
The whole movie The Song Remains The Same is 🔥. I can't wait for Rain Song beautiful.
Led Zeppelin at the Sydney showgrounds: My bro was there, but I was just a bit young.
The "Since I've been loving you", even without the video (audio is there) was worth it just to watch Kel's face, enjoying a master live performance from JP + RP + JPJ + JB.
That intro explained a lot! sadness brought you here to make a difference...
in the gentlest forms I must say once again...You lucky bastard! You get to guide this awesome musically deprived lady back through time...our era was timeless and epic...Kell, your gonna love it girl!!!
Ahh yes now you see, you have reached the pinnacle of music experience. Remember, on the first day, Led Zeppelin created God.
There is nothing else like the mighty Zep, so subtle yet infinitely powerful.
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. You can pick ANY song off ANY ZEPPELIN album and it’s just great! They don’t make bad music PERIOD. Period. . The epitome of Rock & Roll!🎵🎶💯🤘
Thank you for being there, thank you for making my quarantine more bearable
lol, Kel " it's the loins of music baby!" lolol
Love it!
I saw them in Sydney in 1972.
The live video was recorded in Feb 1972 in Sydney Australia. I was at the concert 3 days earlier in Auckland New Zealand. I was 18. We had all the 4 Zep albums that were out at the time so we new the music well. But oh heck when they came on stage and opened up with Immigrant song we had never experienced anything like them. The stage, sound, sheer power, the way they dressed, their stage presence we just couldn't believe it. There had been nothing like them in NZ before. They played for 3 hours. Example, the Beatles came here in 1964 and did a 25 minute show!! The video you see from Sydney had no sound recorded and apparently eventually they were able to dub a similar sound from a concert in LA
Definitely the most amazing live show I ever saw. what an incredible era.
Saw them twice: Vancouver and Seattle... yes it was epic. At age 59 Zep still matters... always a time machine back to my youth.
I'm 59, but I only had Physical Graffiti and The Song Remains The Same.
You just need to see The David Gilmour concert from Pompei. That is some of The Best guitar playing You Will ever see and it is soo clean and well recorded, You Will not regret it.
Prefer the performance on Pulse
As I there? That DVD was recorded over 4 days at Madison Square Garden and I was there 2 of those! Will never forget!!
24:40 Yeah! Exactly! It's that deep, scratching your soul in a place you didn't even know existed, kinda blues.... The kind that triggers your deepest animal instincts.... makes you just wanna growl or howl at the moon.
Led Zep had it, Beth Hart has it, Mark Lannegan springs to mind (definitely worth a listen). And of course all the classic blues legends. Memphis Minnie, Big mama Thornton, Howlin Wolf, BB King, John Lee Hooker... to name just a few.
"Y'know, e'ryone get the blues once in a while.... and the only way losin' the blues... is singin' the blues" - Howlin Wolf
You two are my favorites! Keep it up. Fantastic!
I lived it and saw them 3 times in concert. I love you guys.
Kel's reaction during the "since I've been loving you" solo,.. classically trained brain analyzing like HAL 9000 and her heart bursting with EVERY single note like Holy WTF, where did that come from. I am currently in the process of building my own guitar, a Danelectro 59' DC and in have been listening to Zepp every single day to and from work and then come home and futilely attempt to learn the greatness that Jimmy Page created. It is a slow and winding path,... 30 years ago I was much better. Then my little angel and real life took up all of my time and energy,,. well she is now more full grown and I have had to restructure my life. Like playing the guitar again. You guys rock, keep on discovering new music.
The live version was mind blowing.
I did grow up in the 70's, I was seventeen at my first concert, Led Zeppelin in Chicago. An experience I have never forgotten
I wish I could have caught this, but I was trying to finish High School. (lol) I did see them, though, for their Song Remains the Same tour. Incredible band!
Led Zeppelin did a concert in Reykjavik Iceland in the mid summer of 1970 when there is nearly 24 hour daylight! From that experience they wrote the Immigrant song. The clues are obviously in the lyrics! Just saying :)
i remember a band came where i worked..was introduced to the ladies that travel with the band as they made there way backstage i remember the aura or magic that seemed to come from them 35. years later..they realy something special
Kel, I totally believe your truth. I've never questioned it.❤️💯
But, can we use the time machine to go back & see Zeppelin live instead? ☺️❤️
Please!!
Kels reactions are so amazing - true appreciation of an epic song ... the guy doesn't need to be there. Period.
Alright, time to comment. I've been watching all your Zeppelin reactions the last few days, watching Kel fall deeper in love with LZ..you totally get it💕✌💥. I'm right there with you, except I've been listening to Zep for..um,..45 yrs. Rock on! New sub!
Thank you so much Julie for becoming a subscriber and sharing what we have been doing the last week or so. So, after 45 years, what would be the title of the book you would write about Led Zeppelin and your love affair with them?
@@Kel.N.RichReactions oohhh, great question. How bout..'Upon us all, a little rain must fall' (last line of the Rain Song, one of my favorites)
Back to the Days when the Gods created Heavy Metal!...a Timeless Masterpiece!....Inspired the Whole Genre until today!
Have you heard Stevie wonders as
Hi from Brasil !!!! LED ZEPP rules!!!!! ✌🏻😎🇧🇷
I was 8 but already liking Zeppelin thanks to my Uncle.
I've enjoyed reading my fellow old rockers reminiscing about seeing LZ at their height in the 70s. Next time you millennials see us around, remember that some of us are the same people you see in the crowd at those gigs and you didn't actually invent being young. 🤘
Pretentious much?
@@Cactusfruitsquisher "Divo Noir" 😂 Self-awareness clearly isn't your thing.
OMG how fun,you guys have always rocked, and thank you for your entertainment, God bless
hi kel_rich; a short story
for you,back in the70's I
lived in a small village25
miles north of the city of
Newcastle.i think it was
November, when I found out
zep tickets were on sale from
a Saturday morning at Newcastle
city hall,I got the last bus to
Newcastle on a Friday night,
sat on the city hall steps till
nine the next morning in
my trench coat and wooly hat
by nine their were so many
people, everyone was just
allocated two tickets! anyway
I got to see zeppelin,Friday
December the first 1972
ticket price one pound
seat d 17 still got the ticket
needless to say the concert
was fantastic,but I also feel
very honoured,to have seen
the best rock ever in their prime!
lotsa love !
I Love Kels reaction to Since I've Been Loving You,you could see her having a "eargasm"(g rated),as she should have.I liked the album version,but when I first saw this live version,many many years ago,it blew me away.I still regard this as the epitome of blues/blues rock.I don't think anybody has ever captured that kind of feeling,before or since.May I also request that you try No Quarter,do the album version,and then follow up with the live version,from the same movie.She will love it.
1977 April 30 Pontiac Silverdome
The largest ever audience for ANY band
50 yard line
It was suffocating
And FANTASTIC!!!
(You guys are so cute!)
The Rain Song is one of my favorites. Pure Blues. Jimmy is a master! Robert Plant is ON FIRE! OMG that voice!
It's amazing when i hear someone hasn't heard the song , but many haven't and it's a blast regardless ..........
Your content, and the content of my other favorite youtubers makes these troubling times slightly less bad.
OMG! I was 14 when i first heard this song..... and I had all the lyrics wrong!....... and I have continued to sing them wrong whenever I heard this played on the radio all my life until now. Thank you for correcting my stupidity. Now I have to let my kids know that they are singing it wrong so their kids get it right.
That's the way to open your set!!!! play this on the song machine at the bar all the time.,❤️immigrant song
This was so much fun! Thank you!
Music keeps all together.... Love you both.....rick.
I have that dame jimy hendrix shirt! I bought it at a Target on a job trip in Springfield, IL.
I love this reaction, thanks for sharing!
Having been at THAT performance would be a life highlight.
Way to tell them off Kel! We Zep heads are glad you are one of us. Rock on you two!
The live version is a lot nastier than the studio version. They used it as their opener for many years.
Plus that pounding bass of John Paul Jones and thundering drums from John Bonham makes this one of their finest live songs.
Jimmy Page guitar God extraordinaire!
The audio is from a Long Beach Arena show in 1972, the film footage was from Sydney, Australia in February 1972. I was there 17 years old at the time.
That month I also went to a Creedence Clearwater Revival concert in Sydney. The late 60’s and the 70’s music...what a great time to be a teenager.
You two are the best! Thanks for keeping me entertained during my social distancing, been laid off for only two days so far but I need the entertainment. And I love the music.
I
kel needs to see an hear the entire movie...it will blow her mind...
No doubt, this is a must.
The holy grail
The holy shit, I couldn't have said it better.
This clip is a rock band playing at the zenith.
Great reaction crew.
You should do “Kashmir” live from Knebworth 1979. The vocals and drum work are exceptional. Stairway from MSG 1973 is really good as well.
Saw that at Knebworth 79. I was 19.
@@juliansvids Nice. How did Bonham's bass drum sound live?
two beer He really goes off with his fills.
juliansvids Likewise, I was 16 😀
Brilliant watching Percy strutting around the stage like a god
Thank you so much. Kel I believe you I grew up in Utah and Nevada. Lots of people were not allowed to listen to rock music. In the late 80s in middle 90s.❤️😀
First concert I went to was Zeppelin in73 Detroit. So impactful.
Hi guys. I'm new to your channel, just want to say I love it. I was a teenager in the 70's in a little town in the Southern Tier of NY. The tunes that I have heard so far has taken me back to those years. Thank you for that. I would also like to wish you my deepest sympathy to you for the lost of your son. Stay strong.
Born in 1960. Was raised in a house hold that was run like a German p.o.w. camp. I can believe when you say your up bringing was the way it was. As a early teen in the 70's my father still had me in a crew cut, white button down shirt, straight legged slacks, wing tip shoes. I was the butt of all the jokes in school.
Complete FIRE! Thanks guys!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
“Tea For One” I tell you.
I love "Tea For One". Presence is a great album. I would also like to see her reaction to "HotDog" and "Nobody's Fault But Mine".
Good call. +1
Very underrated gem
Presence was their best studio album, in my opinion
Live songs to listen to and watch:
The Ocean 73' Madison Square Garden and The Song Remains the Same. I smile throughout your vids.
Great channel! Rock on!🤟❤
I was one of many that saw Zeppelin in concert back in the 70's. I saw them twice in Chicago. The first time I saw them I must have been about 16. I went with older siblings and cousins. The concert were awesome. The second time was 1977. Again, awesome. I remember when each Led Zeppelin album came out. My older siblings bought each Zeppelin album as soon as it came out. We couldn't wait for new ones to come out.
I was 7 at the time of this concert, I SO was born 10 years too late :(
If you two are acting then you are the best actors in the world! Doubters should watch your Hell Is For Children video. It is heart-wrenching to watch. This type of emotion cannot be faked. Take care in these uncertain times and keep the videos coming!
In the seventies and even today I always considered Zeppelin a progressive group.
Bless you both 👍🙂
I have the extreme pleasure in being able to see Led Zep live at Newcastle City Hall UK in 1973. We were absolutely blown away by their brilliance. And my god THEY WERE LOUD!!!
I was "there" thrice, at Zepp concerts scattered over the 1970s... Amazing!
I read somewhere that the footage and sound are from 2 diff Immigrant Song performances during the same tour.
I was there on that tour but in a different city, in Atlanta. Incredible. Life changing. Yes a lot of the successful groups of Led Zeppelin’s time were also just dripping sex drugs and rock n roll. It still affects me when I hear the music fifty years later. Wow what a ride!
Annie
Love the two of you, and I'm a zep freak. Take care
Wasn't there but saw them in NC (Greenville, home of East Caroline U) summer of 1971. I was 17. Controlled chaos. Blew our minds!! Funny part is that is the first time I have seen all the lyrics. Supernatural for sure. We are designed by our Creator to be creative.
I love the mighty rearranger album. There's a great Sound Stage Live DVD from that Album that's quite trippy. Shine It All Around and Tin Pan Valley are my favorites from that album, but I get why one wouldn't like it. His solo stuff has a lot of different influences. I like that he's not trying to recreate Zeppelin, but doing something that fits his vocal abilities nowadays.
BloodyBlues I agree. LOVE allot of his solo stuff....those two songs...yes! Love Calling to You, Tie-Dye on the Highway, The Enchanter.....etc.
I was 12 in 72 but I was listening to them and Tull and YES miss them hippie days.