LED ZEPPELIN - GOING TO CALIFORNIA REACTION
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Led Zeppelin has the ability to take the listener to another time and space. ✌
Like Kashmir? Both a traveler of time and space ;)
Takes me back to 1971 when I heard it for the first time at the age of 12. Went with my parents to have dinner with some friends of theirs. They had a 14 year old daughter who played the whole IV album for me. I was kind of blown away and scared by it (I was a Partridge Family fan at the time). Four Sticks really kind of scared me! It seemed like other worldly music to me at the time. By 1973, I bought Houses of the Holy as soon as it came out. This song always reminds me of girls from the summers of my youth...
I have heard this song ever since I was a little kid, I'm now 54 years old. It never gets old, It still gives me goosebumps. Beautiful song. Page on acoustic guitar and John Paul Jones on mandolin.
Totally agree Liz. I’m 54 too. All the 70’s bands never get old listening to. Led, Yes, Boston, Fleetwood Mac, Heart, etc.
This is one of those songs that reminds you of Led Zeppelin's creativity and ability to cross genres.
Zep is in their own genre
This song really showcased Robert's voice. Simpler song, but sometimes less is more.
Back in the day we used to listen to entire album sides at one sitting. Take side one of Led Zeppelin IV, for example. Soon after the needle landed in the groove, you'd hear those warbly scratching sounds leading into Robert Plant's opening wail that kicks off "Black Dog", with its heavy blues bombast. Next would be the drum filled launch of "Rock and Roll" and the lonely, lonely, lonely, lonely time concluding with more drum flourishes. "The Battle of Evermore" came next, providing time to catch your breath and adjust your ears with some soothing folk music in preparation for the masterpiece to follow, "Stairway to Heaven". Flip the record over and the first song up is "Misty Mountain Hop", a groovy ode to hippy gatherings and anti-war protests in the park. Next up is "Four Sticks", as in four drum sticks, in which John Bonham shows off his chops with odd time signatures. Then came "Going to California" -- another breath catcher ear soother in preparation for the heavy blues bombast of "When the Levee Breaks" that rounds out the album. Taken together each song naturally leads to the next to create a complete experience.
Give it up for John Paul Jones on mandolin.
Poor JPJ, no one ever gives him credit
Yes he was amazing as always!!
Yes a very talented multi instrumentalist
@@TheMike_I oh but we do 😁
No,Jimmy
I'm going to vote for The Rain Song, studio version for your next Led Zep song.
"The Rain Song" by Led Zeppelin has to be on you're list next !!!
Especially live from msg 73
The song is supposedly about Robert and Jimi tribute to sing Joni Mitchell. I read Robert was quite fond of Folk music,. The band can play many different styles .
Glad you liked it.
The softer side of Led Zeppelin:
That's The Way, from LZ3,
Battle of Evermore, from LZ4,
The Rain Song, from Houses of the Holy,
Ten Years Gone, Down By The Seaside, from Physical Graffiti.
Don't forget " Thank You " from LZ 2. Robert's love song to his wife Maureen.
@@alfredristan3445 "Thank you"
Also: Bron Yr Aur and Tangerine.
Another really great song by Led Zeppelin is “ How Many More Times. It’s overlooked by a lot of reactors. It’s a gem.
Love it! JPJ on bass, wow
My favorite Zeppelin song...thanks little sister for the reaction!
Loved your comments. Led Zeppelin was an amazing band. So good on so many different levels. I have always loved the hard driving funky, bluesy groove their music had that went straight to the soul and put you in a space away from reality...........much better than drugs! I just purchased their 10-album box set.........I'm 63 years old and grew up with these guys. Love me some Zeppelin. Phenominal talent.
This is such a great song.
That's why this is my favorite band. Have to react to 10 Years Gone.
Gotta love them!! They do everything right! This one and That's The Way live at Earls Court are amazing! JPJ on the mandolin!
I'd listen to JPJ on tin can with string ...
I had the pleasure of seeing Led Zeppelin in 1971 in Manchester and the highlight od the show was this song! Robert Plant, John Paul Jones and Jimmy Page sat on bar stools performing it! MAGNIFICENT!
You didn't hear the bass this time because John Paul Jones was playing the mandolin. Thank you young Lady for making my day.
This song shows the versatility of this great band, delightfully folky and is a wonderful track from one of the best albums of all time. When the Levee Breaks another great song.
I love this song the melody of this song is beautiful.
Check out another softer side..."Battle Of Evermore" off this same album accompanied by Sandy Denny from Fairport Convention
Now Sandy Denny had a VOICE, often forgotten and a sadly tragic story behind her. But the power she had wowsers
Also That's The Way
This 1 million times.
Sandy Denny, the only person to sing on any LZ track other than Robert Plant. LZ never did "backing vocals".
@@agnostic47 well...Jimmy Page did...but I know what you mean
This is a pretty song for sure. As is my favorite The Rain Song, beautiful guitar chords. Studio version!
Led Zeppelin soft hit you should try “ all of my love”...
Every song is different unbelievable how is this possible my favorite song by led zeppelin
Zeppelin's softer tunes are brilliant gems and they still pack a punch! 😻
Led Zepplin spun the magic..thru their music..a class of rockin universe
Led Zeppelin III shares tracks between acoustic and electric guitar ('Since I've been loving you', for instance, hails from the same album) so it was there to show their range.
That's the Way 1975 earls court. Rain song 1973 MSG concert. one of those beauties.
Another different one is Led Zepplin's "D'yer Mak'er."
Yes please!!! Been trying for a long time to get her to try that!!!🖖🏻🇨🇦
@@tessasnow, not sure where else I suggested it, but the conversation went to what the title means. "Jamaica" / "Did you make her?"
I like the description, Zeppelin is a heavy folk band(but I love their early stuff because it was bluesy)
My 1st and 2nd favorite band :)
No Drums on this song, but that's because the next song on the album, When The Levee Breaks, starts with MASSIVE Drums, so it sort of evens out. Mr. Bonham needs to have his say.
You’d like the rain song by zeppelin. Beautiful song.
Very diverse & creative heavy rock band
Try "Battle of Evermore" by Zepplin next
Similiar vibe
And yes, we were musically spoiled in the 1970s 😁
To experience Led Zeppelin live is where it's at.
1973 live at Madison Square Garden
"Since I've Been Loving You"
Always was my favorite L.Z
Song! Great reaction!❤👊
It's hard to put LZ in a box because the only box they really fit in is the LZ box.
Thus my Favorite Led Zepplin song ever in life I mean since I was 12!! My cousin can play the guitar for it and I would definitely be the one singing till I couldn’t breathe! He has an amazing voice and it is definitely the vibe it’s so chill....Have you ever heard the Moody Blues Nights in White Satin? I’m vibin like that too! 💜 Im requesting that you listen to that & Nick Cave & the Bad seeds -into my Arms, I also wanted to say that one line he was talking about “tryin to find a woman that never been boned” I don’t know if that’s true or if it is I still don’t mind it’s my favorite song ever I don’t have a top 10 I have a top 100,000,000,000 and this is the first one to make my heart sing with it!
I've seen in the comments people suggesting Battle for Evermore. I absolutely agree, they are acoustical sister set-up songs on the album, as to what was before and after on the album. You mention the lack of drums, and it's on purpose for the album flow. Heavy percussion presence on the song before, and the song after is immediately recognized on the first five beats! A masterpiece of arrangement on the album.
Thanks for sharing, you're on fire today!
What made Led Zeppelin so great was their ability to play so many different styles and textures of music that they're unrivaled in that fact. From blues, folk , rock and roll and jazz to exotic music such as Reggae , psychedelic , country, calypso, metal and so much more. They never wrote a bad song a couple of them were only OK but but almost every song is a treasure.
More mellow Zeppelin, "The Rain Song", "Your Time Is Gonna Come", "The Battle of Evermore", "D`yer Mak`er" and more.
Check out "Ramble On" by them sometime.
This should be her next one
Ramble on is my fave!
I think you would really enjoy thank you by zeppelin
My favourite group of all time Jayy. No 2 songs are the same. Please note, Thank you and Over the hills and far away. Both beautiful love songs ❣️
They do a lot of pure melodies with mostly just Robert and Jimmy
Take a listen to That's The Way
Really gorgeous
Man I LOVE this song. One of my favorites by the Mighty Zep
That was a great reaction to a great song :)
Plant does warn us before the higher voice kicks in. "Watch out."
Have you reacted to Led Zeppelin Since I’ve been loving you live at Madison Square garden?If not than youre missing out.The guitar work will blow your mind
Great folk music. Zepplin could do anything and do it justice.
My favorite song by led zeppelin masters of rock and roll
The most talented group in the world and in history
This song goes so well with the background
Wow you are incredibly beautiful...Love all your reactions. Love your the color of your hair, but your eyes are so amazing!
This great song simply make me cry!!
Another great one like this is “the rain song “ it’s a masterpiece!
"Tangerine" is another mellow Zep song
Yes, John Bonham didn't play on this track. It was Robert Plant on vocals, Jimmy Page on acoustic guitar, and John Paul Jones on mandolin.
Spend my days with a woman unkind
Smoked my stuff and drank all my wine
Made up my mind, make a new start
Goin' to California with an achin' in my heart
Someone told me there's a girl out there
With love in her eyes and flowers in her hair
Took my chances on a big jet-plane
Never let 'em tell ya that they're aw-ooh-all the same
Hoh, the sea was red and the sky was grey
I wonder how tomorrow could ever follow today-hee
Mountains and the canyons start to tremble and shake
The children of the sun begin to awake
Now
Watch out
It seems that the wrath of the gods got a punch on the nose
And it's startin' to flow, I think I might be sinkin'
Throw me a line, if I reach it in time
Meet you up there where the path runs straight and high
Find a queen without a king
They say she plays guitar and cries and sings, la-la-la-la
Ride a white mare in the footsteps of dawn
Tryin' to find a woman who's never, never, never been born
Standin' on a hill in the mountain of dreams
Tellin' myself it's not as hard, hard, hard as it seems
Such a beautiful song i played all day driving from Michigan to Florida u cannot get sick of this song unreal talent
Led Zeppelin.....Pure Magick . (A.C. )
Led Zeppelin is the greatest rock band to ever walk the earth. John Paul Jones (mandolin player) arranged most of their music, though he rarely penned the lyrics. John Bonham (drummer) did not participate. Definitely one of my favorite Led Zeppelin songs of all time. The mandolin is so important to give highlights to this song. 😃
Jayy I know you are a Led Zep fan and if you haven’t done it already I really recommend their live version at Madison Square Garden of Since I’ve been Lovin’ you - you won’t be disappointed and I’d love to see your reaction x
My favorite song by the greatest band ever and ever will be
Ride a White Mare in the footsteps of dawn, Tryin to find a woman whos never, never, never been born. That line right there is awesome. Im still looking myself. Jayy? you just might be her.
This song is what I'd call an "interlude".
To put it in context, you should really listen to tracks 6, 7 (this song), and 8 from their 4th album.
"Four Sticks" is a high energy song, but it's very unique. No other band has done anything similar to it.
Then this song mellows you out and loosens you up... and you're slipping into dreamland as it fades "aaaahhh"... then "Boom-bop-ba-Bam!" the venerable "When the Levee Breaks" kicks in, and takes you on a ride!
You see, "back in the day" an album wasn't just a collection of "the latest crap I wrote"... It was carefully crafted (the really good ones anyway). They would have other really good songs that wouldn't make it onto the album, because the songs, and the arrangement of them on the album, had to have an ebb and flow, and take you on a journey, a ride that you didn't want to get off of... 🤯
I'm 29 years old I kno ever Zeppelin song there is this is in my top five
Joni Mitchell *free man in paris* very good song of that era.
Check out "Thank You" you won't be disappointed. Another mellow one from the boys. You my girl!!!
My favourite song
These songs u gotta here now and more not just once they grow on you in different ways I want even born when this great music came out but it's all I listen to nothing ever gonna be better definitely not now a days
Tangerine goes good with this song
What a song. And you killed it baby girl
Four Sticks by Led Zeppelin... Gallows Pole also
So l live in L.A. and when l would see them do this in concert, it felt like he was singing this song to me....lol! 🤟🤣🤣🤣
Half their music was acoustic. People think they are heavy metal but they weren’t. They were blues rock, world and folk
It’s a sad song but gallows pole is a masterpiece.
I like how they asked John Paul Jones, can you do something with a mandolin on this song. John Paul Jones, yeah i could do that. 😂😂😂😁😁😁
Please react to Led Zeppelin, Over the Hills far away..
The vastness of all the galaxies, universes and unknowns and we were lucky enough to be here.
Great group
Just listen to Ramble on and Thank You!!
Beautiful song this, this is the same badn who did whole lotta love and black dog lol. HUGELY talented and diverse
Many bands have songs that seem to come out of left field . The Doors have Indian Summer & the Beatles have Long Long Long
We love led zeppelin
Since I’ve been loving you - live msg 1973. Your life will then be complete
Led Zeplin has so many sounds ! Havs you heard , THE IMMIGRANT SONG , ROCK&ROLL , RAMBLE ON. ?
The secret to led zeppelin is the bass player
They introduce a mandolin into this song.
10 Years Gone --is a good one and Ramble on -- Over The Hills and Far Away too YOU "Really Can't go Wrong, any Zep song is a Great Song💯🌝
I absolutely love this song, it's so beautiful but I loved watching it with you x
Battle of evermore. You will not be disappointed. Nice hair girl.
Great reaction as usual Miss Jayy...please try D’yer Mak’er...it’s another different one... I see someone else asked for it too so I thought I’d take a shot and ask again. I think you’d like it 🇨🇦🖖🏻🥰💥
No John Bonham. Jimmy Page on acoustic guitar and John Paul Jones on mandolin. BTW, the first syllable of Bonham is pronounced "Bahn."
Love the Mandolin
This is the calm before the storm that is When the Levee Breaks.
Greatest rock band period
Beautiful song. Could you please ✔️ out LZ'S Boogie With Stu, Trampled Under Foot, and Fool In The Rain.
Thanks again Jayy 😁.
This is a perfect example of why Zep is the best
PLEASE do Amy Lee's (from Evanescence) cover of this song! Chills... Beautiful! You have to hear it!!
Thank You so much for sharing these great songs.
Kris, my brother why’d you have to die. Love and miss you, listening to music, and jamming. 🥺😢❤️
Your the kiddy I love your reactions big mama 😂🇬🇧
Hey Jaye...if you like beautiful Led Zeppelin music listen to That's The Way off their third album...enjoy!
There are so many different sounding songs by Zep. Many sweet tunes. Try-The Battle Of Evermore.