Incredible! First time hearing LED ZEPPELIN - BABE I'M GONNA LEAVE YOU REACTION
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- Reaction to Led Zeppelin Babe i'm gonna leave you.An incredible song title in itself that leaves the mind boggled.
The boys were in fantastic shape.Plant was wailing and screaming his pain,while Jimmy Page was sublime on the guitar.
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Hi. I just wanted to say that you do the best reactions. I’m hooked. I can see that you’re smart and have a true respect for music, and even if you know nothing about the music you’re reacting to you very often have just the right take on it. So I guess what I’m trying to say is, nice brain, Harri! Enjoy your journey.
Thank you so mucj! You made my day!
@@HarriBestReactions Ha, I should be thanking you! I really appreciate what you’re doing.
I see you’re getting into Lynyrd Skynyrd now. There is a song called I know A Little that is often overlooked. I’m sure you’d love it. There are so many great Skynyrd songs it’s easy to forget about this absolute gem. Hope you get around to it eventually. And thanks to you!
Wholeheartedly Agree! Please keep going!!
Harri, you are one of the best. None of that “I’m baaaasck with a neeeew video” clowning around nonsense. You serve the music and that’s awesome! Cheers pal.
This song is too good to be real 🥰
Led Zeppelin is out of this world ! 😄
When I was growing up,,,,LZ was God. I'm glad you like them too. 👍👍👍😎
I don't like them, I absolutely LOVE them !! 😄🥰😍
Light and shade. That was Jimmy's goal for Zeppelin's music and they nailed it right from the jump. This song was the genesis for what Zeppelin would become.
From Rolling Stone magazine :
"Page invited Plant to his boathouse on the Thames, and they spent the afternoon talking about music and playing records. In a serendipitous moment, they put on Joan Baez’s “Babe I’m Gonna Leave You,” and excitedly talked about how they could rearrange the song and blow it out."
I hope you do more Zeppelin especially live from the mid 70's.
Harri, this song, like several of Zeppelin's earliest songs, were significantly changed covers. Usually of old Blues numbers. But this one was written by Anne Bredon about a decade before Zep did it, and her lyrics were just as contradictory as Zeppelin's similar, but greatly expanded lyrics. Here's the way I look at the Zep song--which, btw, I rank among their Top 5. The singer is in love with a girl, but his wanderlust is overtaking him (as well as his wish to ultimately return home). He's young, and wants to ramble, needs to ramble. Yet at the same time, she's hot, and a part of him can envision settling down with her and walking through the park every day. He's torn. And I think the lyrics in the song are his inner dialogue about his ambivalent feelings on the matter, not that that he's actually voicing them to her. He's still sorting out his mixed feelings in preparation for the big talk with her. In the end of his inner dialog--at least this round of it--he concludes, "but nowwwww, I've got to go awayyyyy!", as he can hear the voices calling him back home (which I'm assuming is the ultimate destination after some rambling on the way).
Next up from Zeppelin, please react to the studio version of, "Hey, Hey What Can I Do", a charming song about Robert's attempts at coping with the fact that he's fallen in love with and dating a prostitute. lol Awesome song, one of Zep's best!
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I love that song. I love the perfect picture of paranoia. Everybody is suspect, every guy wants to steal his woman:
Sunday morning when we go down to church, see the menfolk standin' in line
Don't say they come to pray to the Lord, not when my little girl looks so fine.
Cheers mate
I always took it that he was leaving because one of his buddies had an 8 ball. I'll be back when it's gone, and I'll be nice to you.
@@nebbindog6126 Those aren't lyrics from the song. This must've been an attempt at humor.
I remember when Led Zeppelin were unknown, and this album was brand new and my big brother brought a copy home. The first Led Zeppelin song we ever heard was "Good Times, Bad Times", a great rocker. And then this dark, moody, emotional, and very unusual song was the second one. I don't think the exact meaning of the lyrics is important, just Robert Plant's vocal performance as he agonizes his way through them.
Early Led Zeppelin would always be on my desert island disc set list. As a 16 year-old this band had everything I could ever want in music. I never found the lyrics confusing. There are many songs about a guy loving someone but having to leave. Just remember Lynyrd Skynyrd and "Freebird".
We didn't listen to them for their lyrics in those days now did we ? LOL......but in saying that ,they get a bad rap for their lyrics, unfairly .
Early Zep had everything apart from their own songs.
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The music is calling him back and he must go on tour. He’s got to leave his baby but he’ll be back.
I like your interpretation.
Robert Plant has put Zepplin SO SOOO far behind him. Door is closed.
....and, at that moment, Plant's vocal became THE template for all rock singers. Sensational. The band are not bad, either!
Love Led Zeppelin. Who on earth doesn’t?? Your comments sound like my husband and love of my life…sometimes. 😉
A great acoustic track of Zeppelin's to check out is: "Ten Years Gone." Its about a choice Robert had to make early in his musical life: pursue his musical dream, or settle down with the woman he loved. He chose the former, obviously. Thank you.
You'll come to find that LZ,,,,and Pink Floyd are on another level. 👍🔥👍🔥👍😎
I would put Black Sabbath on that level now the trinity is complete 😈👿😈
had a debate about what ramble means since it can mean a stroll or talking excessively but in this song and their song “Ramble On” he’s meaning he’s got to go back on the road touring is my interpretation
I've always thought it was the lure of the road - the crowds, the energy, the music! My dad being a musician that was always on my mind. Dad is only happiest when playing on stage!
This is a classic Zeppelin “wait for it”…Then, Bohnam blows your mind!
Certified Zep head here. The look of ecstacy on your face while listening says it all, and it's the same look that I have every time that I'm listening to Zep even after hearing the sings a thousand times! My take on it is that he is torn between the love of his woman and the love of touring. Jimmy Page's playing takes me to places that don't exist on this planet, and each of the four are amazing artists in their own right. I should stop now because I could go on forever about my love for them, hehe! The song that I would suggest is "Since I've Been Loving You" because it exudes pure passion from all four members.
You must check out The Rain Song, it’s an orchestral song with strings and Jimmy’s best guitar playing ever. I believe it is their best song.
Agreed. Live version from the Song Remains the Same concert in NYC.
The album version is magic
I think that might be my favorite Zeppelin song and I like a lot of Led Zeppelin
What about...A stairway to heaven?!!
not all songs are linear and logical. It's poetic.
Great song choice! Robert Plant really belts out the passion in this song. Love it.
The amazing Zeppelin!!
Mothership, I love it & believe.
Led Zeppelin I what a debut album a banger!!!!!!
My favorite Led Zeppelin song, written by a folk singer of the 50's, Anne Bredon. Joan Baez did a beautiful folk song rendition. Many versions followed. Bredon sued L.Z. and won a settlement.
Love The Plebs 1966 version 🎶🤩👍
Definitely some Flamenco influence in that guitar playing... Beautiful !!
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The singer is telling his woman that his wanderlust is kicking in...he just can't stay in one place.
Hmm Wanderlust? Interesting..and welcome onboard! 😁
I always thought it was the call of the road as a rockstar calling him back to perform. Led Zeppelin had big ambitions to make it in America. That feeling and pull was over whelming for him
Put's a chill down your spine.
LOVE LED ZEPPELIN! I have their entire album collection. Phenomenal group! Four incredibly talented guys that worked sooo well together to create Pure musical Magic!!♥️🎼🎵🎶🇨🇦🇨🇦
To most enjoy Led Zeppelin don't worry much about their lyrics
This is still #1 on my list of Led Zep songs
This song has always blown me away-- so much emotion!!
I cannot say it any better than all of the commenters who will be weighing in here! Just great. Never gets old. 🌺✌️
yesss Led Zeppelin 🙏
first? cool
Oh my God, that riff!!!
Sometimes you have to leave people behind in order to find yourself.
The bridge with the sound of the air raid shelter horn is a clue to the meaning of the song, I reckon: He's telling his woman he loves her, but he must leave, because he's being called into battle, into war - and then he reassures her that he'll be back, that they'll be "walking in the park", etc. Any which way, it's an EPIC tune; heartbreaking, beautiful and incredible when you think that Plant was barely 20 when he sang this song. WOW!
The song is about a man who is a "Rambler" at heart & is trying hard to stay with a woman he loves but can not fight the never ending longing to run "back home" (ie: "run free"). Great pickup on the spanish Flamenco styled acoustic guitar style which was heavily influential to Jimmy Page at the time. He went and obtained a heavy strung Gibson J-200 for this particular track. Great reaction, keep going down the Zep rabbit hole. So many incredible songs by the GOAT of all Rock bands. Check out songs like Kashmir, In the Evening, Immigrant Song, The Rover & Over the Hills & Far Away and you will get just a taste of how incredible this rabbit hole is? Keep going, you will be blessed.
I love them so much
When this album came out.. My mother told me they would never last. LOL! Little did she know they'd be one of the biggest rock bands in music history. Check out "Dazed and Confused" off this album. Or "Your Time is Gonna Come"
A lot of Led Zeppelin to cover! Gonna be a great journey!! Check out The Rain Song!!✌️
This to me is about touring. Bands back then travelled on the road and for long periods of time. It took them away from their families for a long time. The acoustic guitar in this song gives me a bittersweet vibe. He has to leave but doesn't really want to. As with Rush's song YYZ. That is the code for the Toronto Airport and when they saw those letters on their baggage they were happy because they were heading home.
I'm loving your breakdowns & diggin your love of music 🎶 ❤
It's amazing that Robert Plant was only 19 then!!!!
I wonder if this was Robert Plant's way of telling his wife what he was getting ready to do (instead of calling her..lol) !
The song was originally written about a soldier going to war and had to leave his wife, but plant is singing about leaving his newlywed wife to go on tour
Their wives hated it when they went on tour. They spoke on it many times.
2007 EXIT Festival, Plant & SS..... Brutal...
What a great LP and song! Cover or not doesn't matter. Most bands have done covers at one time or another. Lyrically it is about love and life. Sometimes you leave on your own other times you get called away (draft) It's the conflict of emotions driving the song. Harri, it's fun watching you experience so, so many songs I've known for 40-60 years. I remember having to listen to some songs a dozen times before i , and others, could know what the lyrics were. Many times the LP cover didn't print them and no Google to search them. It was part of the process that created a sense of ownership for us on particular songs and LPs. Now I can sing the lyrics to certain songs without even thinking about them. If you can't figure out what a song means then you accept that the writer us to interpret the song as we see/ hear it for ourselves. Great job sir!
It took watching another reactor on here years ago to make me understand - the siren, it's about going to war. Known this song for 35 years and someone just clicked it straightaway.
My fave Zeppelin track,notice the same riff in Chicago's 25 to 6 or 4 🤔🎶🤩👍
....you you should check out the b&w Norwegian 1969 television version of Zeppelin performing this song - the first 5 rows of unsuspecting kids still have tinitus!!!! 🎶🤩😉👍
This song haunts me. It’s haunted me for years.
I feel the same way about music as you do, & I often wonder, if they would only teach school by music with lyrics, instead of books, that how much better some of us might have done!!! I never forget lyrics LOL :)
I think the road is calling him.
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Do zeppelin live from the Madison Square garden concert that way you can see just how amazing these guys are
The song is about the man's conflicting desires: One is to stay with the "babe" he loves, the other is his wanderlust, his drive to avoid attachments so that he can go hither and yon and experience new things and make new friends.
This song was originally written by Anne Bredon and was apparently written when she was thinking of leaving her husband. Here's her original version th-cam.com/video/A9VpWAEk6aI/w-d-xo.html Janet Smith learned it from Anne Bredon and sang a version. Joan Baez heard it from Janet Smith and sang a version and Led Zeppelin heard Joan Baez's version and then created their own. By the time LZ heard it, Anne Bredon's connection to it was unknown. Joan Baez had recorded it as 'trad'. In other words as author unknown. To me it's just a person with itchy feet who can't stay in one place for long. He can't settle down. The 2 musical styles seem to represent the conflict of emotions.
Wow I had no idea it was a cover
To be honest, I think because we weren’t there with these guys writing this song, who really knows exactly what it’s about. But idk about that lol, it’s such a powerful song and a timeless classic! Rock on Harri
Cosmo mentioned the fact that this was a cover in an earlier comment. I believe the first artist to record it was Joan Baez, and there is a great version of her playing her version of this song live in a 1962 concert. It's a great listen if just to get an idea how Led Zeppelin could hear a song and completely reinterpret it. Another song that was a "long-distance" cover was "When the Levee Breaks." This song was written by an American husband-and-wife blues duo named Memphis Minnie and Kansas Joe McCoy. They wrote the song about the great 1927 flood on the Mississippi Delta in the era before hurricanes were named storms. That may have been the same hurricane that inspired Zora Neale Hurston's novel _Their Eyes Were Watching God_ . Again, you can find a version of Memphis Minnie and Kansas Joe McCoy playing their version of "When The Levee Breaks" and it would be amazing to compare that to the Led Zeppelin version of the song.
I dont think Joan Baez started in 1962!
There is another situation that involves a "leaving" where both parties of the relationship have to leave each other, regardless of the good feelings or the happiness that the other person has brought. Looking forward to an unspecified time in the future when the relationship can be restarted or continued, does not make the "leaving" optional. I am talking about the death of the other person. The only way you can avoid this type of "leaving" is to not have such a relationship, which is worse than the "leaving".
Leaving…on tour.
One of my favorite songs from the Master's of Classic Rockers' next should be In My Time of Dying or Still Loving You. Then please slip in some Mother's Finest and Little Feat. I know these aren't two of the most popular bands, but if you give them a try I am sure you will be hooked
Great reaction. It’s easy to overthink these lyrics. I think it’s all about the feeling here. Maybe try misty mountain hop.
Going to the USA for concerts
Maybe he has to go on tour.
I always took this song as the ultimate, “It’s not you, it’s me” breakup song. Like… nah, you’re great, I’m just not at the place in my life where I can settle or be tied down. I love you, but this ain’t my destiny.
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Thus is my music... Zep, Purple, Sabbath, Jimi, The Who, Stones, Beatles. Thanks to my Grandfather... grew up on this quality music. Never could get into Rap... that would be like going from a Ferrari to a Kia, lol.
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Harry, I'm the same way. Songs relate to very specific memories for me too. I'm 57 and I still can still remember clearly where I was and what I was doing as far back as 3 or 4 years old and listening to a particular song.
You've gotta react to "In my time of dying"
It's a remake of an old Blind Willie Johnson blues
song. I've got a feeling you'll love it!
Rag n Bone man did a acoustic version too thats very good!
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Check out Over the hills and far away by them.
They were incredible right out of the gste! The singer and drummer were barely 20 when they did this!
My favourite thanks
For a totally different Led Zeppelin listen to Tangerine from Led Zeppelin III or No Quarter from Houses of the Holy...those will really show you the depth of Led Zeppelin...but then Physical Graffiti could do that too if you take time to listen to the whole album (4 sides on vinyl).
He needs to leave to pursue his destiny but doesn't want to leave her. He is torn. But he plans on them reuniting one day again.
you haven’t started the song yet I’m so so so excited to see your reaction!!!
Hahahaha i feel you!
Your talking about the guitar work having that Spanish guitar sound made me think of Three Dog Night and there song Never Been To Spain, I'd think you'd like it. Not that it has any Spanish guitar in it but that's where my mind went.
Is it by Zepp?
@@HarriBestReactions No song is by Three Dog Night. 1971 I believe.
In my opinion he's talking about going on tours.
I thought the song was about him getting called to battle or drafted into the war. He has to leave her but he dreams of going back home or something like that. This is an amazing cover. This song is amazing and one of my favorite Zep songs. Thanks for your reactions.
I love Joan Baez's 1962 version of this. Take a listen if you can.
When I was young Id always break up with my girlfriends before summer so I wouldnt be tied down, too much to do, too many parties to go to and didnt want to answer to anybody. "I got to ramble". You outgrow that I think.
Is this perhaps one of their “Lord of the Rings” songs? If so, the lyrics make perfect sense.
I'd like to suggest that you give a listen to Ten Years Gone.
I've always taken this song is that the guy just likes to ramble. Kind of like a free bird.
I absolutely LOVE this rendition of this beautiful song. And love your reaction, too. Interesting aside - the chord breakdown in this song is nearly identical to the chord breakdowns in “While My Guitar Gently Weeps” by The Beatles and “25 or 6 to 4” by Chicago. Once you realize it you’ll never be able to unhear it!
Hmmm didnt even think of that you know Allison..We gonna react the next song together 😅😆
@@HarriBestReactions now that would be cool! I’m afraid it will be impossible to hear one without imagining the other two ongoing!
He’s going to the war , the call of the army
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ZEPPELIN is always open to interpretation....could it b a musician going on tour leaving his love for the summer??? Please don't let this get too deep you'll drive yourself nuts 🤯Nice review ✌️
Touring seems to be the popular thought
I think the music is calling him. and he has to leave his woman at home.
Harri, please react to the sexiest song ever made, "Tell Me Something Good" by Rufus and Chaka Khan. You will love it!
Harri, they're your people, they're British.
Have you heard Dancing in the Moonlight by King Harvest, or Lateralus by Tool which by happenstance matches up with the Fibonacci sequence.
wow i’m addicted to “Dancing In The Moonlight “ for years! I could hear it several times a day and never get sick of it. Does that have anything to do with the fibonacci sequence? time for me to research! thanks!!
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I've always thought it was a soldier that has to go off to war. And hopes to return someday.
I always thought Robert Plants sentiment is to his wife regarding him having to leave her to go touring on the road with the band 🤔🤩👍
LOL you could not have paused it at a worse time.
The song is actually quite simple...the dude is confused and has happy feet.
This is my 3rd favorite by them, right after "Houses of the Holy" and "Zoso". This was fresh and bluesy, I think II and III are overrated and "Physical Graffiti" has some filler. This song is a particular favorite. Love the changes, the acoustic guitar and atmospheric singing it opens with, the quick build-up and the descent. Still my favorite rock band is The Who, Townshend was a better songwriter and the other guys were the equal of Zep's players & singer though Page was a better guitarist. I'll swap that for depth of songs any day.
Everybody who’s listens to this on acid raise yo hand 🤚
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Believe it or not but this souped-up psychedelic blues stomp is a cover of a song first recorded by Joan Baez in 1962.
Baez's was a cover also. See other comments. The original was by folkie Anne Bredon.
@@sourisvoleur4854 Bredon wrote the song but never recorded it. She played it live over the radio, Baez heard her performance and covered it; Hence, a cover of a song first recorded by Baez. In other words, Baez was the first to record the song. Also, LZ decided to cover the song after hearing the Baez recording of it.
@@mikecaetano I stand corrected.
he has to leave her again to tour or she lives somewhere other than his home town and wants to go home but saying one day they will have the time to be together and go walking in the park everyday? i think
Rain Song.
The song is confusing.. The song was written i believe in 1958 or 59.. First sung by Joan Baez in the early 60'S. The song was about a soldier that is called back to war..He has to leave her, but he doesn't want to go.. At the end he returns.. LOL Still confusing... but i didnt write it.LOL
Jimmy changed the original lyrics a good deal.
Joan Baez didn't write this song. It was written by a woman called Anne Bredon when she was thinking of leaving her husband. It is not about a soldier leaving for war. I think it's about the urge to ramble. It's about someone who can't settle in one place. Here's the original by Anne Bredon th-cam.com/video/A9VpWAEk6aI/w-d-xo.html
@@heliotropezzz333 Thank you Ms. Helen.. I didn't know that.. I knew Ms. Baez did not write it.. Just recorded it..