Never saw them live. Bonzo died right when I was getting into all this stuff. I Did see Robert Plant’s solo tours with his band 6 times. I was very impressed. He played a bunch of my favorite ZEPPELIN songs that I never thought I would get to hear live. Not the typical ones either. Like Trampled Underfoot and Into the Light. I was stunned.
@@deffgy, since I’ve been watching all these first reaction channels, I fantasize about the Rock and Roll Time Machine so I could be tour guide and show you guys what it was really like. I’d make everyone do it right and laugh my ass off watching your brains melt live! Ha Ha! Good times, good times.
Kind of like Sultry, gritty, got some butter 🧈 on it...and some salt 🧂 on it, 💨 smoke salt..yaaaah = BEST DESCRIPTION OF ZEPPELIN EVER... Lex is a beautiful genius
When my daughter was in junior high school, I was parked out front listening to Led Zeppelin. When the kids came out, one of my daughter’s classmates told her, “Tell your mom to turn her music down”. I told my daughter, “Tell your little friend, this is Led Zeppelin and Led Zeppelin doesn’t get turned down!”
Her reaction is why every guy wants to be a lead singer in a rock band. Or better yet to be Robert Plant. She’s adorable and gets it on a visceral level. Poor brad is like, ok? It’s a love song? Lol. Love this channel.
I don't have any of their stuff. I think their sound is amazing but the songs and style just don't interest me. On the other hand, the excitement of it is impossible to deny.
"does it go any louder?" is the only proper response when hearing Led Zeppelin for the first time. also, i wouldn't necessarily call this a love song Brad. this is a much more subtle, rock n roll "WAP" if you really listen to the lyrics. you guys NEED to react to way more Zeppelin.
Lex just gets it.. what can I say! She understands it at that deeper level that Page was working hard to convey. He has communicated directly to her across the distance and the decades, I assure you.
@@lyndoncmp5751 yeah, amazing what a covers band achieved with good management and promotion. Still, you keep on believing the nonsense, the proof is the hearing as obviously there is no way that Plant didn't completely rip off the vocals on this track, unless of course he's he got a flux capacitor why before Marty did....
@@lyndoncmp5751 as for a nobody, a man so good that when he left the Small Faces they had to replace him with two people, Rod Stewart and Ronnie Wood but I suppose they're nobodies too?
"Can we turn it up?" The perfect response to Led Zeppelin. I love how Lex's face just lit up right from the start, your reaction was just brilliant. Put a smile on my face nearly as big as yours. P.S There are loads of great Led Zeppelin songs but one of the best for me is Kashmir. You've got to hear it.
Brad must have real hearing problems if he places Plant with AC/DC! I get the feeling that the overt sexuality of this tune turns Brad off! Well, too bad for him.
I love her reaction. The drummer was one of the greatest the Earth has ever seen. The voice is the epitome of solid rock. I appreciate the band more now than when I was young. There's nothing typical about this band
Same here. I liked Stairway to Heaven back in the 70's. But I didn't really connect with their other stuff. In my late 50's and early 60's, I'm appreciating their other stuff.
there is not a single band or artist with a larger collection of masterpieces than Led Zeppelin. You have so many more to go. Since ive Been Loving You would be right up your alley
@@galedribble9535 I know! It is very, very rare to get that kind of reaction so quickly but it does happen. It took the guitar and drum beat at the very beginning of "Tell Me" which made me into a Stones lover (yeah, I know, goin' way back but making the same point).
Lex is like those people who see numbers as colors. Her reactions are so visceral. She hears sounds and immediately turns it into visuals and emotions. Awesome!
There’s almost no bad Zeppelin song , but I concur with those who recommend When The Levy Breaks or Since I’ve Been Loving You for iconic blues rock. Save their most popular song (Stairway to Heaven) until you have a couple more songs under your belt.
@@terrymiller4654 personally I agree but if a newbie started with Hats Off to Roy Harper it wouldn’t coax some down the rabbit hole like Achilles Last Stand would
In 1969 when this song was written, a "back door man" was the guy who left out the back door when the husband came home from work through the front door.
@@redrick8900 Beatles lost me when they went druggie n hippie. I absolutely still love the rubber soul album. Yes Pink Floyd is good If not great Just for me not even in my top 20 from last century but everyone's got a little bit different taste and we can agree to disagree. Hell if I start taking all these Japanese female rock and metal bands and start comparing them to some of the bands from last century allowed my top 20 30 or going to be down below 40.
They reacted to "Stairway To Heaven" and must have forgotten, even though Brad was thoroughly triggered by Robert Plant's pants when he watched it. In fairness, many of us were...
...or any Led Zeppelin song...but those are a couple of my favorites, There seems to be so much more depth to this generation of music than contemporary ..stuff...Lex gets it, she always does.
Another song Zeppling ripped off and changed the name !! "You Need Love" is a song with lyrics written by American blues musician Willie Dixon. The instrumentation was first recorded by slide guitarist Earl Hooker with backing musicians. Chicago blues artist Muddy Waters later overdubbed vocals and Chess Records released it as a single in 1962. th-cam.com/video/pM8_HuQ0b34/w-d-xo.html
If those 4 guys had been born in 1910, they would have revolutionized jazz and swing. Had they been born in 1965, they would have turned the '80's and '90's upside down. Most rock legends are rockers who were pretty good musicians. Led Zeppelin was 4 astounding musicians who happened to come along in the rock era.
@@algoner4421 not a stretch at all. Yeah, they were good at it and talented but they basically played blues songs that other people wrote. There is nothing wrong with pointing out how much they "borrowed" from delta blues
"Its like the soul of rock and roll!" "The rockier version of the Blues." You both nailed it, in different ways. That's EXACTLY what it is! Love you guys.
No they didn't lol!!! He missed the entire point of the song till she said something and tooknher the entire song to figure out it was very graphically about sex. Freaky sex too, you know, the good stuff, as he said he's gonna be schoolin' her.
I'm 71 years old and I listened to Led Zeppelin since the first came out. I really get a kick out seeing Lex reaction, it makes me laugh. She is a hard rocker no doubt about it. I laughed when she said can we turn it up. Keep Rockin.
“Back Door Man” is an old Blues term that refers to a person who slips out the back door as his side-girl’s husband opens the front door. Zeppelin was very rooted in blues music dating back to the early 1900s. Zeppelin was one of many white bands to play and expose many of the great blues artists during the 60s & 70s. This helped to restart the careers of the many blues artists of the time who were all but forgotten and therefore struggling just to get by.
@@christopherowens6391yes, tis true, but do we refer to him as the backdoor man or Mr. Jody? Mr. Jody IS the real backdoor man, has been that way since 1937 with the advent of "Jody Calls" in the US Army.
Zeppelins drummer John Bonham is considered by many to be the best ever. "In my Time of Dying" showcases his skills, He goes primal! Zep is one of the best bands of all time, tons of super hits, probably their most famous is "Stairway to Heaven". They are very blues influenced...some say they are the greatest Blues band ever!
Most bands can go on and get a new drummer. After Bonham died so did LZ....And if is weren't for John P Jones there would have not been LZ. The other two jokers are just that. Hell Page ripped of Muddy Waters for this song and was sued over Stairway To Heaven
Bonham was a badass rock and blues drummer but, technically, he's not even close to the best ever. And neither is Neil Peart or Danny Carey or Ringo or Keith Moon. Trust me... Just because those dudes were in popular bands, that doesn't automatically elevate their skill levels. There are Fusion Jazz and Speed Metal drummers out there who literally laugh at the chops of conventional rock drummers. The key to Bonham's reputation was playing great on great tracks. Period.
"It's literally, like, the soul of Rock and Roll." This. If you had to pick one single band to represent Rock, this is the one. If you like the blues, you absolutely must listen to Led Zeppelin's "When the Levee Breaks" which is a rock cover of an old blues song.
@@leonardshevlin7260 for me it’s Zepp because you see where it came from (blues) and where it went (metal) in their music. Stones have some great songs, but they just do t have that depth of sound for me, even though I truly adore songs like Paint it Black.
LZ was a pretty straight ahead blues band turned up to 11 their first 2 or 3 albums. They sounded suspiciously like the Blues Breakers, basically Brits playing their version of Missippi Delta Blues. I mean their lyrics could have been written by Muddy Waters or Robert Johnson.
@@markmurphy558 Yeah she's feeling WILLIE DIXON, THE BROTHER WHO ZEPPELIN RIPPED OFF. HE SUED, SO ZEPPELIN SETTLED OUT OF COURT. SOOO ON LED ZEPPELIN II, WILLIE DIXON GETS THE CREDIT HE DESERVES, FROM HIS SONG "YOU NEED LOVE"
Lex is such a 70's rock chick, she gets it. This genre is heavily influenced by blues. There are hints of classical, jaz, country and folk but the blues influence is the most obvious. Watch Lex let the Music flow through her and bug-out. Reminds me so much of living through the 70's. Deja-vu. (All over again). Loved this reaction. #Hangovergang
This song was actually a blues song. The phrase "I wanna be your backdoor man" isn't what you are thinking. Howlin Wolf and even The Doors sing about being a backdoor man. As the husband was leaving for work out the front door, the lover was coming through the backdoor of the house. I really like both of your reactions! Lex is great.
Lex's reaction at the very beginning is the greatest reaction I've ever seen! I love it and I love her. I'm so excited to see someone have an instant love to a band that has been my favorite band since the first time I heard them over forty years ago. Thank you Lex for bringing me such an awesome gift!
First ….. Lex is stunning ….. Next : it’s nice to see you enjoying all kinds of music, but you got the best, Led Zeppelin is the greatest rock band in history..
Who doesn't love Lex's reaction!?!? But I have to add, the magic that Bonzo brings to this song is amazing! He brings a whole new dimension to the song when the drums start.
Lex's expression at 0:27 is EVERYTHING! Don't you love it when you hear a song that causes you to have the same reaction?! 💗 it Lex! You are precious!!
Led Zeppelin is one of the greatest bands of all time. Even though their music is easy to appreciate immediately I highly recommend listening to it for a few years to fully absorb just how dynamic it is. An audiophile gets an emotional response from hearing all the high defintion aspects of a song and Led Zeppelin delivers this complexity in spades.
Remember Brad, you don't have to analyze every song. Just enjoy the music and the weird lyrics that really have no meaning and are not meant to be picked apart. People were so stoned all the time back then, they just wanted music for the "trip".
Yep LMAO I remember when I was young and used to think every rock song had a deep meaning to it, the hours I spent trying to figure out crazy lyrics from people high on drugs
Such interesting choices to group in that category with "Whole Lotta Love." I feel like most would pick from I-V maybe Houses, all though I've always been partial to "The Rover." Interesting
'Back door man' just means lover. An old blues reference - the husband goes out to work through the front door and the lover comes in through the back door.
Just FYI: A "Back Door Man" is a woman's guy on the side. He came in the back door as her main man was heading out the front door to go to work. The phrase has been around since at least the1920s - probably earlier than that.
Led Zeppelin Are Legendary Music Icons,, Considered To Be "The Founding Fathers" Of Hard Rock/Metal/Blues..They Have An Absolutely HUGE Catalog Of Classic Hits Well Worth You Time.
Lex, rocking out. I love it. Brad's 'lets see how it goes' style of enjoying the music is the perfect counterpoint. I really enjoy watching you both. Thank you.
That whole thing was watching Lex have an epiphany in real time. It’s kinda validating - watching that kind of experience through someone else’s eyes confirms that my own love of some of this music is not just because of age or exposure - This really is something special, no matter when you’re from.
@@stanleyrichiii4474 still rocking to Zeppelin almost 40 years later from introduction. Whole lotta love, one of my favorites of all time. Could sit and name so many. Zeppelin was in my most influential time of music.
Took you a bit, but you got it! Very visceral, primordial and sultry indeed! That song shook the music world in 1969. That opening guitar riff was earthshattering.
About 15 years ago I was waiting outside a bar in London. My band was playing there that night and I was waiting there with my bass guitar to be let in for a soundcheck. I felt a hand on my shoulder and turned round to see Robert Plant looking me right in the eyes. He must have been amused by my shocked reaction because he walked off laughing. 😄 I suspect he did it just to freak me out because he could see that I was musician and knew I'd recognise him.
Now this is rock. Pure granite. It's so great that so many reviewers appreciate this music. The first time I heard this album I thought hell this is heavy. Plant is amazing, the band is firing in all cylinders. It's criminal that this music is not taught in schools. Radio stations need to play this classic as it can't die.
"Whole Lotta Love" was released in 1969. Like so many other British Rock bands, Zeppelin were obsessed with American Blues. They had an unapologetically sexual vibe. Great band. And a great reaction. Your TH-cam channel rules.
Zeppelin was the best band EVER....I'm 65 and still rock the hell out in my car..My son who is 40 has all Zeppelins music...We had albums back then and I still have mine...Listen to Black Dog and Stairway to Heaven.....The Lemon song is, well fairly suggestive but we didn't get all wound up about that back in the 70's, we just wanted Rock. Jimmy Page is one of the best guitarists ever lived and Robert Plant singing...Whewww...loved watching this
When the guitar returns after the long drum part, and Jimmy does that long bendy note during the break, I get an eargazm that's hard to match. To me that whole break is the peak of a perfect song.
That may be the best Led Zepplin reaction ever lol Lex is hilarious when she gets into a song. Brad, don't worry, after 1 or 2 more songs you'll see they're a legendary band for a reason.
I grew up with this band and saw them in concert twice, so there’s not much you can tell me about Zep, what I’d like to comment on is this young lady’s reaction to them. Her level of excitement and pure joy is heartwarming, it reminds me so much of my youngest daughter when she is happy. If it is a put on, you should be an actress because this type of happiness is virtually impossible to fake.
Saw them at Pirate's World in south Florida in September '69, both nights they played. Wow! When Page pulled out the violin bow for this song it blew the crowd away. I knew their music but we didn't have video back then so didn't know how he achieved that sound until seeing them live. Their power on stage was incredible.
American Blues from the 40s and 50s had a HUGE influence on British Rock bands from the 60s and 70s. The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Clapton, Zeppelin, you name it.
I've seen a lot of reaction videos and this is THE BEST ONE EVER!! Lex you seemed like you might spontaneously combust out of pure joy. I watched 3 times in a row bc your enthusiasm was so amazing! . Lex: It's sultry and gritty and kinda got some Butter & Salt on it..* LOVE IT! Thank you for sharing with all of us. This song is 50 years old and I still crank it up every time it comes on!
For years and years in the UK .the Beatles was voted No 1band of the year..Led Zeppelin was the band that took over as the Beatles disbanded..UK was full of heavy rock bands
I loved your enthusiastic reaction to this (Lex in particular)! Must've been a while back. They are the GOATS IMHO. Please get into When the Levee Breaks for some real pure Blues Rock. My personal fave from them. Cheers!
“Way way down inside I’m gonna give you my love…I’m gonna give you every inch of my love” is a dead giveaway as to what this song is about. A very powerful spell on the song too as you can see from the female reaction 😂
I experienced the 70’s as a teen and loved every minute of it, from AM to FM. Led Zeppelin defined hard rock back in those days. They were truly ground breaking. LZ played the spectrum from hard to soft and their songs still connect to me.
"can we turn it up?" Is always the perfect reaction to Led Zeppelin.
ABSOLUTELY!!!
YES!
Is there any other?
My Mom would yell TURN that noise down!! I turned it up louder!!🤟
"Does it go any louder?"
35 seconds . That’s all it takes. This is, after all, the most iconic hard rock band of all time. 🙏
Lex just makes me smile. I'm 70 years old and bought all the Led Zepelin albums as they came out.
I’m jealous, that’s how it should be but unfortunately I was born a few decades to late
I'm jealous, too...of Brad. ;)
Never saw them live. Bonzo died right when I was getting into all this stuff. I Did see Robert Plant’s solo tours with his band 6 times. I was very impressed. He played a bunch of my favorite ZEPPELIN songs that I never thought I would get to hear live. Not the typical ones either. Like Trampled Underfoot and Into the Light. I was stunned.
@@deffgy, since I’ve been watching all these first reaction channels, I fantasize about the Rock and Roll Time Machine so I could be tour guide and show you guys what it was really like. I’d make everyone do it right and laugh my ass off watching your brains melt live! Ha Ha! Good times, good times.
As did I. On 3 different formats. Vinyl, 8 track and CD. Same with
Dark side of the moon. Floyd
I don't listen to Led Zeppelin often, but when I do listen to em my whole neighborhood does also
Yeah, that's the right way. Spread them glad tidings😊
Lex went off the chain, and that's EXACTLY how it should be. Led Zep are LEGENDS for a reason.
🎯🔥
She's an old soul.
for what??? theft??? th-cam.com/video/WoqR7ztdTCg/w-d-xo.html
Kind of like Sultry, gritty, got some butter 🧈 on it...and some salt 🧂 on it, 💨 smoke salt..yaaaah
= BEST DESCRIPTION OF ZEPPELIN EVER... Lex is a beautiful genius
Watching Lex for the first time , and some guy next to her .
“Does it go any louder?” Priceless! You are a keeper Lex! 💓
Turn up the decibles. You can always buy a hearing aid.
Such a doll and loves her music!
She definitely needs a dial that goes up to 11...
@@MrHws5mp Bro. . . I've seen her go to 11 plenty of times. Lex is a wild animal sometimes!
When my daughter was in junior high school, I was parked out front listening to Led Zeppelin. When the kids came out, one of my daughter’s classmates told her, “Tell your mom to turn her music down”. I told my daughter, “Tell your little friend, this is Led Zeppelin and Led Zeppelin doesn’t get turned down!”
It just doesn’t get any better than Led Zeppelin. And Lex’s reaction to hearing Plant sing is what 99.9% of women felt. Rock on! 🤘
Her reaction is why every guy wants to be a lead singer in a rock band. Or better yet to be Robert Plant. She’s adorable and gets it on a visceral level. Poor brad is like, ok? It’s a love song? Lol. Love this channel.
Ever see a face light up like that before lol wow..
@@peterandjunko Robert Plant has the best voice and the best hair !!
I don't have any of their stuff. I think their sound is amazing but the songs and style just don't interest me. On the other hand, the excitement of it is impossible to deny.
Robert Plant - rock sex animal god!
She was blown away by one of the greatest frontmen of all time.
"does it go any louder?" is the only proper response when hearing Led Zeppelin for the first time.
also, i wouldn't necessarily call this a love song Brad. this is a much more subtle, rock n roll "WAP" if you really listen to the lyrics.
you guys NEED to react to way more Zeppelin.
I almost fell out of my chair when Brad said, "I think it's a love song." I'm sure I've never heard anyone else describe it quite that way.
Sometimes love has something to do with it. Sometimes.
I mean bruh 🤣 could the lyrics have spelled it out any more clearly?!?
L U S T 🔥
Too funny!
I think it's a sex song....and so do you... ;)
It's love on coke with much sex and craziness in best cars with unbelievable
Models from 70 s
Lex is the greatest reactor on TH-cam. It's not even a contest, she is AMAZING!!!
If that just was genuine, fooling is soooo easy.!
She's got the most beautiful face but with a non-pretentious super bubbly personality! I wonder if Robert and Jimmy have seen their LZ song reviews?
10 seconds of listening to Led Zeppelin and her first reaction was "Hey you need to turn that up. You need to make that louder."
She makes me smile seeing her smile.
@@Tortoise5678 Back door man. Young people go straight there. Back door man isn't a sex position, guys...
Lex just gets it.. what can I say! She understands it at that deeper level that Page was working hard to convey. He has communicated directly to her across the distance and the decades, I assure you.
yes!
Try "When the Levee Breaks" to give Lex a blast of the bluesier side of Zepp. Great song with an amazing drum line. I think you'll both get into it.
Whenever I hear the opening drum beats of " When the Levee Breaks " i just gotta crank it up !!!
This. My favorite Led Zeppelin song.
Think it would be impossible for them not to vibe with levee
I've been requesting this👆 yes please!!! 💯
I concur... the drums, harmonica, guitar... the gritty blues/rock... awesome song.
Trust your instincts Lex. Your first reactions were all on point. The vocals are basically one epic orgasm.
yup. "Can we turn it up? Does it go up? Does it go any louder!?" is absolutely 100% the correct response to Led Zeppelin
She always gets it!
Lex is a natural born metalhead, she just didn't discover it before.
🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰😍😍😍
I love watching lex explode with metal joy!
The looks on yall’s faces when Robert starts belting out those vocals was PRICELESS! 😎
Imagine what she's going to be like when she hears Steve Marriott doing this, Plant is just a clone of the GOAT!
Plant was nothing like nobody Mariott, save for fours seconds of his entire career.
@@lyndoncmp5751 yeah, amazing what a covers band achieved with good management and promotion. Still, you keep on believing the nonsense, the proof is the hearing as obviously there is no way that Plant didn't completely rip off the vocals on this track, unless of course he's he got a flux capacitor why before Marty did....
@@lyndoncmp5751 as for a nobody, a man so good that when he left the Small Faces they had to replace him with two people, Rod Stewart and Ronnie Wood but I suppose they're nobodies too?
Oh that was amazing
"You heard all of 35 seconds," and that's why Led Zeppelin is considered the best - that's all it took! Love the reactions!
"Can we turn it up?"
The perfect response to Led Zeppelin. I love how Lex's face just lit up right from the start, your reaction was just brilliant. Put a smile on my face nearly as big as yours.
P.S There are loads of great Led Zeppelin songs but one of the best for me is Kashmir. You've got to hear it.
Lex's personality and energy is infectious. I hope she's as happy in life as she appears to be in the videos. That goes for both of you by the way.
Yeah, they are an awesome couple.
Bob and Steven - Steven and Bob
Brad must have real hearing problems if he places Plant with AC/DC! I get the feeling that the overt sexuality of this tune turns Brad off! Well, too bad for him.
"You need schooling, baby I've been drooling" "Way down in side, I'm gonna give you every inch of my love"....Brad: "I think it's a love song".
lol
Brad: He's gonna give somebody his love.
Me: Every inch of his love. 🤣🤣
Yeah! 😅😂🙂
🤣 it's a love song all right
"I think it's a love song." Yeah, love spelled L-U-S-T
I love her reaction. The drummer was one of the greatest the Earth has ever seen. The voice is the epitome of solid rock. I appreciate the band more now than when I was young. There's nothing typical about this band
The greatest
@@nilesh3646 indeed
Same here. I liked Stairway to Heaven back in the 70's. But I didn't really connect with their other stuff. In my late 50's and early 60's, I'm appreciating their other stuff.
Well said that man
@@nilesh3646him or Bill Ward.
there is not a single band or artist with a larger collection of masterpieces than Led Zeppelin. You have so many more to go.
Since ive Been Loving You would be right up your alley
Black Dog
Little skiffle band from liverpool has a larger collection😡
@@Brandi6666 lol, I think it's difficult to react to The beatles because they always get blocked, would be cool though.
@@Brandi6666 - yeah - Wings is epic.
Quote Brad “I think it’s a love song!” I fell out laughing. “Gonna give you every INCH of my love!” Yeah, a LOVE SONG for the ages!!
It can be a “I like you a lot tonight” song.
"Way way down inside I'm gonna give you my love." It's not exactly subtle. Maybe love later, but for now way way down inside.
and backdoor......... am so glad i was a youth at those times, we had the best music
He does overthink the lyrics a bit doesn’t he… 😆😆😆
Let me be your back door man lol
Loved seeing Lex already on board with the opening lines! Her smile and eyes said it all!
Lol as soon as he started singing she just got wild
@@galedribble9535 I know! It is very, very rare to get that kind of reaction so quickly but it does happen. It took the guitar and drum beat at the very beginning of "Tell Me" which made me into a Stones lover (yeah, I know, goin' way back but making the same point).
100% ✌
Lex gets it...
I love Brad's knowing poker face while Lex is going bonkers. Perfect compliments to one another.
Lex is like those people who see numbers as colors. Her reactions are so visceral. She hears sounds and immediately turns it into visuals and emotions. Awesome!
People like this should make music of their own imo.
And Brad is like....huh what? Ah yeah..I don't know what you're talking about but his hair is long..
Lex and synesthesia!
i like lex. she gets it straight away always
And it doesn't hurt that she is so doggone cute
There’s almost no bad Zeppelin song , but I concur with those who recommend When The Levy Breaks or Since I’ve Been Loving You for iconic blues rock. Save their most popular song (Stairway to Heaven) until you have a couple more songs under your belt.
Personally, I have never heard a bad song from Led Zeppelin. Progressive rock with a blues vibe.
I think they actually did Stairway live already.
They did do stairway a few months ago
@@terrymiller4654 personally I agree but if a newbie started with Hats Off to Roy Harper it wouldn’t coax some down the rabbit hole like Achilles Last Stand would
@@terrymiller4654 listen to Hot Dog
Love seeing a new Zepplin fan be born. "It is the soul of rock n roll." Nailed it Lex.
Lobe how you worded that!
*love
In 1969 when this song was written, a "back door man" was the guy who left out the back door when the husband came home from work through the front door.
Nope. It means anal sex. Look it up.
The Doors.
Whats the Name Today
This is a correct statement.
They were, are and WILL ALWAYS BE the ultimate rock band.
Yes.
Yep. Number 1.
Sure, as long as the Beatles and Pink Floyd don't exist.
@@redrick8900 Beatles lost me when they went druggie n hippie. I absolutely still love the rubber soul album. Yes Pink Floyd is good If not great Just for me not even in my top 20 from last century but everyone's got a little bit different taste and we can agree to disagree.
Hell if I start taking all these Japanese female rock and metal bands and start comparing them to some of the bands from last century allowed my top 20 30 or going to be down below 40.
@@charleslatora5750 Your loss.
Opening a whole can of whoop ass with these guys. You could do reactions to Zeppelin songs for a month straight
Lex's reactions are incredible. She detects those awesome tight grooves immediately and locks in. You rock, Lex.
She is genuinely wonderful.
Lex totally gets it - the “it has butter on it” OMG I laughed so hard. Absolute perfection
Lex's reaction is the BEST!!! Finally reacting to the mighty Zeppelin, the greatest rock band of all time
This is the music I was raised on. Crazy you've never hear Zeppelin until now. Legendary.
They reacted to "Stairway To Heaven" and must have forgotten, even though Brad was thoroughly triggered by Robert Plant's pants when he watched it. In fairness, many of us were...
Indeed!!
@@Gekokujo76 I think this is a re-upload from before they had reacted to Stairway.
The perfect first reaction to Zep: “Can we turn it up?”
Lex discovers Classic Rock and becomes an instant fan! Of course a song from the legendary Led Zeppelin 🎸🤘🎤
OMFG Lex's initial reaction to their sound was just the best thing ever! I would suggest When The Levee Breaks and Babe I'm Gonna Leave You.
...or any Led Zeppelin song...but those are a couple of my favorites, There seems to be so much more depth to this generation of music than contemporary ..stuff...Lex gets it, she always does.
As far as talent goes, Led Zep was from another planet!!
Still out of this world. And still going past #1
Another song Zeppling ripped off and changed the name !! "You Need Love" is a song with lyrics written by American blues musician Willie Dixon. The instrumentation was first recorded by slide guitarist Earl Hooker with backing musicians. Chicago blues artist Muddy Waters later overdubbed vocals and Chess Records released it as a single in 1962. th-cam.com/video/pM8_HuQ0b34/w-d-xo.html
If those 4 guys had been born in 1910, they would have revolutionized jazz and swing. Had they been born in 1965, they would have turned the '80's and '90's upside down. Most rock legends are rockers who were pretty good musicians. Led Zeppelin was 4 astounding musicians who happened to come along in the rock era.
@@jfender8023 "another"? How many out of their close to 100 songs did they? And ripped off is a stretch on the definition.
@@algoner4421 not a stretch at all. Yeah, they were good at it and talented but they basically played blues songs that other people wrote. There is nothing wrong with pointing out how much they "borrowed" from delta blues
"Its like the soul of rock and roll!" "The rockier version of the Blues." You both nailed it, in different ways. That's EXACTLY what it is! Love you guys.
No they didn't lol!!! He missed the entire point of the song till she said something and tooknher the entire song to figure out it was very graphically about sex. Freaky sex too, you know, the good stuff, as he said he's gonna be schoolin' her.
@@0001captainawesome It’s both, I think.
I'm 71 years old and I listened to Led Zeppelin since the first came out. I really get a kick out seeing Lex reaction, it makes me laugh. She is a hard rocker no doubt about it.
I laughed when she said can we turn it up. Keep Rockin.
Lex knows whats its like to actually feel music! You have just scratched the surface of one of the greatest bands ever - PEACE LOVE n HIPPYNESS!
She is the embodiment of the divinely feminine.
“Back Door Man” is an old Blues term that refers to a person who slips out the back door as his side-girl’s husband opens the front door. Zeppelin was very rooted in blues music dating back to the early 1900s. Zeppelin was one of many white bands to play and expose many of the great blues artists during the 60s & 70s. This helped to restart the careers of the many blues artists of the time who were all but forgotten and therefore struggling just to get by.
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@@capricorn1971ad Willie Dixon wrote Back Door Man! Recorded by Howlin' Wolf!
@@christopherowens6391yes, tis true, but do we refer to him as the backdoor man or Mr. Jody? Mr. Jody IS the real backdoor man, has been that way since 1937 with the advent of "Jody Calls" in the US Army.
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Zeppelins drummer John Bonham is considered by many to be the best ever. "In my Time of Dying" showcases his skills, He goes primal! Zep is one of the best bands of all time, tons of super hits, probably their most famous is "Stairway to Heaven". They are very blues influenced...some say they are the greatest Blues band ever!
The best ever what? Drummer???????? You know nothing about music
@@stuartbrittain7835 please check the 2nd word in my comment.
Most bands can go on and get a new drummer. After Bonham died so did LZ....And if is weren't for John P Jones there would have not been LZ. The other two jokers are just that. Hell Page ripped of Muddy Waters for this song and was sued over Stairway To Heaven
Bonham was a badass rock and blues drummer but, technically, he's not even close to the best ever. And neither is Neil Peart or Danny Carey or Ringo or Keith Moon. Trust me... Just because those dudes were in popular bands, that doesn't automatically elevate their skill levels. There are Fusion Jazz and Speed Metal drummers out there who literally laugh at the chops of conventional rock drummers. The key to Bonham's reputation was playing great on great tracks. Period.
@@BlazinRiver1 and lost.
Instant reaction from Lex, brilliant. Her analyses absolutely nails the heart of everything she listens to.
"It's literally, like, the soul of Rock and Roll."
This. If you had to pick one single band to represent Rock, this is the one. If you like the blues, you absolutely must listen to Led Zeppelin's "When the Levee Breaks" which is a rock cover of an old blues song.
for real, Led Zeppelin is THE rock band.
Stones.
@@leonardshevlin7260 Yeah, that's the other plausible choice, isn't it? I have to go with Zeppelin, though, personally.
@@leonardshevlin7260 for me it’s Zepp because you see where it came from (blues) and where it went (metal) in their music. Stones have some great songs, but they just do t have that depth of sound for me, even though I truly adore songs like Paint it Black.
lol I laughed so hard at Lex's reaction to the opening. Imagine hearing this song for the first time it's like getting hit by a train.
Led Zeppelin is THE rock band of the late 60's and 70's.
Lex has SO got the vibe!
LZ was a pretty straight ahead blues band turned up to 11 their first 2 or 3 albums. They sounded suspiciously like the Blues Breakers, basically Brits playing their version of Missippi Delta Blues. I mean their lyrics could have been written by Muddy Waters or Robert Johnson.
October 22,1969 to be exact is when that song was released
@@markmurphy558 Yeah she's feeling WILLIE DIXON, THE BROTHER WHO ZEPPELIN RIPPED OFF.
HE SUED, SO ZEPPELIN SETTLED OUT OF COURT.
SOOO ON LED ZEPPELIN II, WILLIE DIXON GETS THE CREDIT HE DESERVES, FROM HIS SONG "YOU NEED LOVE"
@@samuelgates5935 might have “Ripped” him off but he can’t play like jimmy dose or rob sings or how John smashes his drums or JPJ melodic bass playing
This video NEVER gets old. I get the chills when hear this tune. The vocals, guitar, bass and drums. Some serious blues-rock !
This was 1969. Led Zep is roots of hard rock and metal.
Try Dazed and Confused, Kashmir, Rock & Roll and Stairway to Heaven.
Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath are the roots of hard rock and heavy metal. The Unholy Trinity.
Lex is such a 70's rock chick, she gets it. This genre is heavily influenced by blues.
There are hints of classical, jaz, country and folk but the blues influence is the most obvious.
Watch Lex let the Music flow through her and bug-out.
Reminds me so much of living through the 70's. Deja-vu. (All over again).
Loved this reaction.
#Hangovergang
She is so far ahead of him in analyzing the music. Amazing.
So true. Outside he is black but not in the inside
He belongs in a lumber yard lugging planks and grunting
Perfect example of one person who "hears" music and one person who "feels" music...
@@רבידאהרןגבעון what the fuck kind of thing is that to say lol?
@@garywilson3042 about the reaction of this guy brad
This song was actually a blues song. The phrase "I wanna be your backdoor man" isn't what you are thinking. Howlin Wolf and even The Doors sing about being a backdoor man. As the husband was leaving for work out the front door, the lover was coming through the backdoor of the house. I really like both of your reactions! Lex is great.
Lex's reaction at the very beginning is the greatest reaction I've ever seen! I love it and I love her. I'm so excited to see someone have an instant love to a band that has been my favorite band since the first time I heard them over forty years ago. Thank you Lex for bringing me such an awesome gift!
I agree, her face when he starts singing.
1972.
@@johnnix862 1969
No, you're right. It was 1969.
First ….. Lex is stunning …..
Next : it’s nice to see you enjoying all kinds of music, but you got the best, Led Zeppelin is the greatest rock band in history..
Brad, you better guard that girl - she's something precious.
I kinda wanna be best friends with her she rocks!
That she is.
She gives me hope, she can't be the only one left.
@@stevenwilliams1805 There were alot of them back in the day. Today i guess they are one in a million.
@@stevenwilliams1805 She isn’t. There are lots still. 😉
@@magnustrygg5632 We’re still out here!
Who doesn't love Lex's reaction!?!?
But I have to add, the magic that Bonzo brings to this song is amazing! He brings a whole new dimension to the song when the drums start.
Each member was an absolute master of their craft. The epitome of rock gods. Please do more zepplin soon.
I knew the second Robert Plant started singing this one that Lex was gonna lose it! This song is as epic as her reactions!
Lex's expression at 0:27 is EVERYTHING! Don't you love it when you hear a song that causes you to have the same reaction?! 💗 it Lex! You are precious!!
Led Zeppelin is one of the greatest bands of all time. Even though their music is easy to appreciate immediately I highly recommend listening to it for a few years to fully absorb just how dynamic it is. An audiophile gets an emotional response from hearing all the high defintion aspects of a song and Led Zeppelin delivers this complexity in spades.
Remember Brad, you don't have to analyze every song. Just enjoy the music and the weird lyrics that really have no meaning and are not meant to be picked apart. People were so stoned all the time back then, they just wanted music for the "trip".
Yep LMAO I remember when I was young and used to think every rock song had a deep meaning to it, the hours I spent trying to figure out crazy lyrics from people high on drugs
I never paid much attention to lyrics. I cared more about the vibe of the song.
weird lyrics? people being high? it's a straight song about fucking 🤦♂️
It's an old blues lyrics by Willie Dixon, nothing fancy at all
@@JulioLeonFandinho right!!? 😜
Sometimes lyrics just are meant to conjure images and not tell a story.
"back door man" in a blues sense meant sneaking out of the back door when the husband came home....it doesn't necessarily mean the colon cavalry...
Ya know... I was trying to think of a way to say that.
In the words of Led Zeppelin "You know sometimes words have two meanings".
Lex: they’re referring to…
Brad: some things
I laughed my ass off.
😀😃😄😁😆😅🤣😂🙂😉😜🤪😝
This is one of the most iconic guitar riffs. Next LZ songs “In My Time of Dying” “Ten Years Gone” and “Fool in the Rain” please🙏🏻🙏🏻
Such interesting choices to group in that category with "Whole Lotta Love." I feel like most would pick from I-V maybe Houses, all though I've always been partial to "The Rover." Interesting
I pretty much like every Led Zeppelin song but Fool in the Rain and Ten Years Gone our next level.
Funny how Muddy Waters did it first and Page ripped him off.
@@BlazinRiver1 actually they ripped off the Small Faces.
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Fool In The Rain for sure.
'Back door man' just means lover. An old blues reference - the husband goes out to work through the front door and the lover comes in through the back door.
Thank you for the explanation, most people probably never knew what that meant, I sure didn't.
thiefs do that too like they´ve ripp this riff from old blues song hehehh
Just FYI: A "Back Door Man" is a woman's guy on the side. He came in the back door as her main man was heading out the front door to go to work. The phrase has been around since at least the1920s - probably earlier than that.
It's also using the other entrance when you're already inside the house.
IYKWIM
Also, the phrase was taken from the iconic blues song that was covered by the doors... backdoor man
In the words of Led Zeppelin "You know sometimes words have two meanings".
Ah, it has other meanings.....
Mark, it doesn't mean coming in the back door, it means exiting through the back door when the hubby pulls in the drive.
If everyone had a Lex or a Brad, the world would be a better place.
As long as I had a Lex box for when i had a headache ;O)
So true I love these two
Brad has a reason to live.
FACTS
Lex has incredible taste and always amazes me with her enthusiastic reactions to classic songs such as this one. God bless
I lived thru the acid eaten era.an ludes
But I'll say this we had some of the greatest bands ever to play.
An there still being honored
Led Zeppelin Are Legendary Music Icons,, Considered To Be "The Founding Fathers" Of Hard Rock/Metal/Blues..They Have An Absolutely HUGE Catalog Of Classic Hits Well Worth You Time.
Lex, rocking out. I love it. Brad's 'lets see how it goes' style of enjoying the music is the perfect counterpoint. I really enjoy watching you both. Thank you.
That whole thing was watching Lex have an epiphany in real time.
It’s kinda validating - watching that kind of experience through someone else’s eyes confirms that my own love of some of this music is not just because of age or exposure - This really is something special, no matter when you’re from.
You are so right. When it’s great, it goes beyond time. It never gets old. It’s just Great.
@@stanleyrichiii4474 still rocking to Zeppelin almost 40 years later from introduction. Whole lotta love, one of my favorites of all time. Could sit and name so many. Zeppelin was in my most influential time of music.
I agree. It's like if you could animate the way listening to this in the 70's made you feel, Lex does a spot on performance of that.
Lex just had a religious experience and didn't know it....Her instincts for good music is on the money.
Took you a bit, but you got it! Very visceral, primordial and sultry indeed! That song shook the music world in 1969. That opening guitar riff was earthshattering.
“The soul of rock n roll” couldn’t said it better! Legends!
About 15 years ago I was waiting outside a bar in London. My band was playing there that night and I was waiting there with my bass guitar to be let in for a soundcheck. I felt a hand on my shoulder and turned round to see Robert Plant looking me right in the eyes. He must have been amused by my shocked reaction because he walked off laughing. 😄 I suspect he did it just to freak me out because he could see that I was musician and knew I'd recognise him.
thats amazing dude
I assume you haven’t washed your shoulder since!? lol. Jk. But that is a dream come true. Wow.
1st Album, listen to DAZED AND CONFUSED next, and believe me, the whole album is FIRE !
I believe they have reacted to Dazed and Confused already, this is a re-upload.
Now this is rock. Pure granite. It's so great that so many reviewers appreciate this music. The first time I heard this album I thought hell this is heavy. Plant is amazing, the band is firing in all cylinders. It's criminal that this music is not taught in schools. Radio stations need to play this classic as it can't die.
"Whole Lotta Love" was released in 1969. Like so many other British Rock bands, Zeppelin were obsessed with American Blues. They had an unapologetically sexual vibe. Great band.
And a great reaction. Your TH-cam channel rules.
First Time Hearing Led Zeppelin,, WOW,, What An Epic & Incredible Journey You Both Have Ahead Of You!!
We call it blues driven rock. You need Led Zepplin's "Lemon Song". Dazed and Confused works too.
It gets me every time I see that banner with the name spelled the way you just did. lol
Zeppelin was the best band EVER....I'm 65 and still rock the hell out in my car..My son who is 40 has all Zeppelins music...We had albums back then and I still have mine...Listen to Black Dog and Stairway to Heaven.....The Lemon song is, well fairly suggestive but we didn't get all wound up about that back in the 70's, we just wanted Rock. Jimmy Page is one of the best guitarists ever lived and Robert Plant singing...Whewww...loved watching this
Lex really makes me smile. It warms my heart to hear her reaction when she said she loves this💖
When the guitar returns after the long drum part, and Jimmy does that long bendy note during the break, I get an eargazm that's hard to match. To me that whole break is the peak of a perfect song.
That may be the best Led Zepplin reaction ever lol
Lex is hilarious when she gets into a song.
Brad, don't worry, after 1 or 2 more songs you'll see they're a legendary band for a reason.
You two are listening to the best there ever was!! Be bop my ass! The great Led Zeppelin, thank God this was my teenage music 👍
I grew up with this band and saw them in concert twice, so there’s not much you can tell me about Zep, what I’d like to comment on is this young lady’s reaction to them.
Her level of excitement and pure joy is heartwarming, it reminds me so much of my youngest daughter when she is happy. If it is a put on, you should be an actress because this type of happiness is virtually impossible to fake.
I'm jealous. But the influence they had on the bands I grew up on is unmistakable and greatly appreciated
One of my favorites that no one ever checks out is "In The Evening". The groove rolls on forever.
Achilles Last Stand for me
@@joehynes5452 My absolute favourite Zeppelin song, Presence is just a masterpiece, comparable to Abbey Road.
Led Zeppelin can't be explained; they're a force of nature. Best rock band in history.
Saw them at Pirate's World in south Florida in September '69, both nights they played. Wow! When Page pulled out the violin bow for this song it blew the crowd away. I knew their music but we didn't have video back then so didn't know how he achieved that sound until seeing them live. Their power on stage was incredible.
I was at that same concert. I had only heard their first album
This is Lex's best reaction ever.
Literally my favorite band of all time. Y'all just earned about 60 billion brownie points with me :)
American Blues from the 40s and 50s had a HUGE influence on British Rock bands from the 60s and 70s. The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Clapton, Zeppelin, you name it.
I've seen a lot of reaction videos and this is THE BEST ONE EVER!! Lex you seemed like you might spontaneously combust out of pure joy. I watched 3 times in a row bc your enthusiasm was so amazing! .
Lex: It's sultry and gritty and kinda got some Butter & Salt on it..*
LOVE IT!
Thank you for sharing with all of us. This song is 50 years old and I still crank it up every time it comes on!
Brad: I think the song is about how much he likes his girl
Lex thinking: It's about f*#king, baby.
As usual lex is right
Hahaha
Yeah....its not about his girlfriend. He's singing about getting down and dirty with a woman. Probably just met her. This is from late '60's.
at 7:48 of the video she definitely tried to send the signal to Brad.
And the superb bass of John Paul Jones makes what is already legendary, even better.
Love her reaction, it's nice to see young people enjoying the music I grew up on in my teens. We loved it too.
For years and years in the UK .the Beatles was voted No 1band of the year..Led Zeppelin was the band that took over as the Beatles disbanded..UK was full of heavy rock bands
I loved your enthusiastic reaction to this (Lex in particular)! Must've been a while back. They are the GOATS IMHO. Please get into When the Levee Breaks for some real pure Blues Rock. My personal fave from them. Cheers!
“Way way down inside I’m gonna give you my love…I’m gonna give you every inch of my love” is a dead giveaway as to what this song is about. A very powerful spell on the song too as you can see from the female reaction 😂
I experienced the 70’s as a teen and loved every minute of it, from AM to FM. Led Zeppelin defined hard rock back in those days. They were truly ground breaking. LZ played the spectrum from hard to soft and their songs still connect to me.
What an experience that must of been i wish I was there
I can only imagine the vibe. You are a lucky person.
I just love the way lex explodes at this , reminds of being the same age as you both..and hearing it for the first time..enjoy the audiogasm!