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Ha *MyJimmyPageMagicalMusicalWizardBabe* aint *Human* either He is pure **Otherworldly** embodies **Music** it IS his **Soul** it is his always **Companion** & in his own words it is his **Mistress** (his Guitar that is) he also said in an interview that he goes into a **Trance** once he starts playing which is awesome cuz that is exactly what their music & his guitar does to me puts me in a **Trance** to another realm/dimension/place ha its wild & also man that gutiar is just like another appendage for him he is just **BeautifulMagic** k will stop now ha sorry just been in mad luv with them & him since i was 8 so yea i freakin *Luv* seeing others reactions & hearing their thoughts & feelings Oh which reminds me he also doesn't play music he plays **Emotions** pretty sure he said that too k nuff stopping sorry for babblin **Enjoy** your journey into ALL kinds of the greatest music ever written or may ever be written again BUT who knows seems like a slim chance tho that 60's 70's type stuff will ever come back
unwatchable it's just like a whole schizophrenic chopped up mess sorry bro... you could have made one reaction video for each song and let us enjoy it but it's all chopped up so sorry I'm out
You wait till you get to Led Zeppelin version of "When the Levee Breaks" a cover of the 1929 song by Memphis Mini & Joe McCoy It doesn't get any more MOBO and now it's nearly 100 years old. 😂😂😂
The Beatles lasted 8 yrs. They were a Pop Rock commercial successful band. Led Zeppelin was the four greatest musicians in Rock and Roll / Blues history. The Beatles couldn't stand on the same stage with Zepp
@@peterbartolomeo5542 The Beatles were NOT just a “ Pop Rock commercial“ band. They defied any particular genre. Plus, their ability to experiment in the studio made it possible for virtually every band that followed them (including LZ) to follow suit. That should NEVER be underestimated. As for live performances, I don’t claim that The Beatles were as virtuosic in terms of featuring solo, standout performances by the individual members but, that was not their forte. They operated more as a single unit, in service to their songs. Totally different approach to playing. Besides, the only time most of the general public got to hear them at their best (or nearly their best, for all we know) was at their short rooftop concert in 1969. John Lennon once said that their best live shows occurred in Hamburg before they even became famous.
@@peterbartolomeo5542 The Beatles remain the best band of all time imho. They revolutionized pop and rock music. No other band evolved and reinvented themselves as much as they did, and no other band released as many great songs as they did or such a variety of music. For sure, Led Zeppelin is a great band, with amazing guitarwork and drumming, and so many epic, complex tracks. Ultimately it's probably like comparing apples and oranges!
@@peterbartolomeo5542The point is that they always have to include the Beatles in any comparison to praise other artists, like in this case the subject of the main comment who knows that there is no band bigger than the Beatles who necessarily compares them to Led Zeppelin to give them more prominence, that says a lot, don't you think?
“What is wrong with Jimmy Page?” lol ain’t that the truth. We’ve been trying to figure that out since 69’. He’s (they all were) masters, but Jimmy’s vision is awe inspiring. I’m so glad you saw how “black” this album is, every member of this band loved the American folk, blues/R&B artists . Enjoying your well thought out reactions, enjoy & love this music my friend and new Led Zeppelin fan, it will likely be with you forever. 🎉
@@tektoniks_architects I kinda tell myself that I "get around it" by saying The Beatles were The Greatest band ever, and/but Led Zeppelin was the BEST, if that makes sense, lol. In any case, Zep's my favorite band, with love enough to spare for Beatles and Stones and Floyds and Ramones...
There are so many great great bands. My top 5 are Beatles, Zep, Stones, Who and Skynyrd, but I love Sabbath, Purple, Floyd, Rush, Cream, Hendrix, Yes, Rush, and hundreds of others. I just put the Beatles and Zep in their own category.
@@tektoniks_architects Yeah, I think that's valid. Especially when I reflect at how many personnel changes the Stones and The Who went thru, and the fact that many bands have "bad" albums or "classic" periods, when they were hitting on all cylinders, etc (Stones with Mick Taylor, for ex.), but I don't think, despite my obvious bias, you can really say that about The Beatles or Zeppelin. Same members thruout their career, every album quite damned good!
Both bands very musically diverse as well (as were the Stones and the Whoo, too). All those bands could play blues, rock, acoustic, hard rock, ballads, prog, country, reggae....they were all such gifted musicians there was no limit to where they could go. That set them above other bands who were locked into a specific genre only, IMO.
The entire album was recorded in 7 days. Crazy. Imagine this came out while they were already on tour, and the Beatles and Beach Boys were the biggest bands on the planet. These guys brought it, nothing like it before or since. The absolute Kings.
When this album was released, I was in college. A friend of mine got the album and told a bunch of us, "You have to come and listen to this". We all went into his room, and our jaws dropped as we listened to this album. We thought we had died and gone to music heaven. When Led Zeppelin II came out, the same friend bought it and told us all, "You won't believe me, but this one is even BETTER". We all laughed at him, but soon we realized that he wasn't lying. And so it went with all first four albums. It was just incredibly good music with a heavy blues influence. Just listen to Robert Plant's voice. He is a blues singer. And John Bonham was one of the greatest drummers of the 20th century. Everyone in that group was an extraordinary talent.
But they are the greatest pumped up blues band ever!on Zeppelin 1,as they progressed and matued,they got more experimental and brought in Celtic,old English folk,middle eastern tunings and sounds ,they were not just a blues band but their songs even their covers don't resemble the originals in feeling and sound ,to me they are the greatest ever and they created the slow start then kick ass crescendos,!!!
Man you just went down one of the greatest rabbit holes to ever fall into!! In my opinion, Led Zeppelin is 2nd, right behind The Beatles in terms of their influence, relevance and impact on music as a whole. Robert Plant is one of the greatest rock vocalist, frontman and most badass, sexy mofos to ever grace the stage!! Jimmy Page! Easily considered one of the greatest and most influential guitarist ever to pick up the axe! John Paul Jones!! Not just a genius bass player, but synth/keyboard and one of the greatest composers in rock history! And John Bonham!! Considered the “greatest drummer of all time!” Changed the game entirely with his style, his use of polyrhythms and triplets was far ahead of its time! You will remember this day for the rest of your life my guy! Excited to see you embark on this journey!
If you listen carefully, you’ll find out that “Babe I’m Gonna Leave You” sounds like “While My Guitar Gently Weeps”. They are both in the same key and share a really similar chord progression.
Joan Baez had a minor hit with the same song before Zeppelin or White Album, an old traditional folk blues. Her version has no rock in it whatsoever but I think the key is still the same. I don’t think Harrison or Clapton were copying that tune either fwiw. There was just a lot of rock borrowing from blues in the late 60s
Led Zeppelin is such an amazing band... their fifth album "houses of the holy" is, in my humble opinion, the greatest they've done and one of the greatest albums ever recorded. Those 4 guys were/are just so insanely talented and devoted to their music and instruments. It's crazy
So after the Beatles we had a Yin and Yang thing going down. Led Zeppelin vs Pink Floyd But Pink Floyd really hit their sound after the transition album Meddle they created the monster album:- "The Dark Side of the Moon" This album will take you stratospheric!
100% right. Rock was pioneered by black artists. Made mainstream by acts like Elvis Presley who had many black artists writing his songs and giving him songs because radios wouldnt give airtime to black artists, and giving them to Elvis was the only way they could make real money out of them. The Beatles were always open about how much they got from artists like Chuck Berry and Little Richard
@@HBMediaFilmsbut just as many black artists had white people writing their songs. Hound dog by sister Rosetta Thorpe for example, one of the most famous rock songs ever written by 2 white guys. And into the 60’s and 70’s white artists were widely covered by black artists and had some of their biggest hits- all along the watchtower by Hendrix, proud Mary by Tina turner to name a few. Further, it’s true that Elvis had an advantage because of his race in the 50’s, but it’s really not why he was such a next level cultural force and continues to be now. He has one of the greatest most instantly recognizable voices ever and was an incredible song interpreter and had amazing charisma. There were plenty of other genius white rock artists of that era (buddy holly, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins) who aren’t nearly as culturally ubiquitous now. So his legacy can’t just be chalked up to his race, or those other dudes would be just as famous as well. Elvis had something truly unique and special.
You could argue the same for black music, considering 20th century black American music was based almost entirely on white European instruments - piano, saxophone, guitar, trumpet, etc.
@@456012 That's really interesting I never knew that about Hound Dog! Oh yeah Elvis was a star for so many reasons would never deny that. The man was born for it! And that's the same thing even now with so many of the big artists of the day have songs written for them, not every great songwriter has the stage presence to sell the songs they write I suppose
Can't go wrong with the first 3 albums. They went on growing, exploring, and maturing. IMO their peak works (my favorites) are LZ IV, Houses Of The Holy, and Physical Graffiti. For laughs you should hear the Dread Zeppelin version of "Your Time is Gonna Come."
If Crazy Train by Ozzy Osborne is what got you into liking rock music then you have to check out Black Sabbath next, especially their first album. They were Ozzy’s original band from the 60’s that invented Heavy metal and music has never been the same since
I was born 2 years later but i have to imagine if you were alive at the time and mourning the loss of the Beatles breaking up or on the verge of breaking up and you heard this album you had to say to yourself “things are gonna be ok…”
yessss! led zeppelin is awesome!!! i subscribed after seeing your beatles reactions bc im a huge fan of them, led zeppelin is my second favorite band so i was really excited seeing this! glad u love them
@@Linda-y9h Uh uh. Fairly close, but no cigar. You can’t just, arbitrarily, add 4 more years to their existence. Sorry Pal, but It doesn’t work that way. The Beatles, on the other hand, showed up on my personal radar in 1964, even though they were already popular before that in the U.K.
So happy you took my advice Darius and started your Led Zeppelin journey!!! Jimmy Page's riffs are legendary! And great comparison... Loved Juice WRLD, may he Rest In Peace. Zeppelin were most influenced by the early black R&B and Blues artists of the 1930's, 40's, 50's and then into the Motown era of the 60's. I can't wait for you to hear Led Zeppelin II, the album that went to #1 and knocked the Beatles Abbey Road from the top spot on the Billboard Charts! Peace
WoW YAY Thank *You* so very very MUCH for bringing this Magical Journey to fruition! *Luv* your name i call Jimmy Page *MyBeautifulMusicalGeniusWizardBabe* heh anyway ya **Rock!**
Thanks Pixie! I dig your name too! I'm a guitarist as well. I spent a lot of time putting together a professional recording studio here in Western New York. Had a few setbacks but my band will be recording soon. If we can ever get our stuff out there, I think you'll dig us as well. But thank you for the wonderful comment :) Darius is awesome! He articulates so well about the music he's listening to, and he truly loves great music! I'm really excited for him to take this amazing journey! Peace@@CosmicVagabondPixie
Beatles might be kings of pop but Zeppelin are the gods of rock. Plant and Page jump out at you now but with more listens you will appreciate the GOAT of drummers, John Bonham, and JPJ who plays bass, percussion and keys. Zeppelin 2 is similar to this album but a bit more funky...you won't be disappointed ,,,again. If you want an experience in between, listen to "Moby Dick" (an epic drum solo)from their Albert Hall performance...it will blow you away.
Beatles are not just kings of pop, they are gods at everything they did. From the vast amount of genres they performed/created, to the innovative studio techniques, and their musical and cultural impact that still lives on today. Led Zeppelin are the gods of hard rock for sure, even if many late 60s bands, including the Beatles, influenced it greatly, as well as the rest of the unholy trinity, Black Sabbath and Deep Purple. They took blues and made it louder, eventually becoming hard rock as we know it today. Both bands are like in the top 5 best bands of all times, Beatles are obviously number one for me, but I love them both ❤️.
You crack me up, this was a great ride with you. And i grew up with Zepplin...❣️ Listening through you and your insights allows for new ears on ours, thank you!
This was a fabulous reaction!! Definitely got what you were saying about Your Time Is Gonna Come and the Beatles. Been a Zep fan since their beginning - hope you do all their catalog - it's worth the journey - particularly the way you do the album reaction. One of their later albums - Physical Graffiti - that will be an experience 😁Thanks - looking forward to LZII. ☮
The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Traffic (hope you check them out too). The main British bands that came out in the 60's, definitely influenced by blues/R&B. Let's not forget the great Jimi Hendrix who went to England in order to become famous. Love your thoughtful reactions, Darius.
Yeah, the Brits especially revered the American blues artists. Zeppelin really embraced them and blended the power of power rock to make a new type of music.
29:37 > got a taste there of one of greatest riffs ever created by man. Zeppelin 2 is so varied compared to this. You’ll love it. Very thoughtful guy you are. I get bored of these reactors who just do it for views. You seem to care and put effort in, which is great to see. Genuine comes to mind. New sub from 🇬🇧
Seriously the guitars on this album can't be described as anything else but menacing. My only small issue was the lack of variety and that's not even much of an issue after subsequent listens, so i'm really excited to check out Zeppelin II tomorrow!
Great reaction video!! The most notable reaction I took from you was how wild Jimmy page kept getting in this album. The best way I can explain this is that Jimmy was so much more talented on the guitar than any body who came before him and he wanted to show case his talents on this album, and what a job he did. That “sound” you heard on “Dazed and Confused” was actually a violin bow on his guitar. It was amazing what he was able to do on both electric and acoustic. Another thing that I want to point out is the area where they grew up in in England had a major musical influence from American Blues. Albums where brought back from shipping routes by Long shore man during the American jazz/blues period. That area of England feel in love with American Blues/jazz. From that Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, John Bonham, and John Paul Jones grew up playing and listening to that type of music. When they formed their own band, their love for Blues/Jazz continued. That’s why you have Songs like “You Shook Me” “I Can’t Quit You Baby” and “How Many More Times” sound similar to Blues music with added heavy focus on guitar because they wanted to give what they grew up loving a new Rock and Roll Twist. As you listen to more albums you will notice a Pattern.
So glad you are reacting to Led Zeppelin! I only recently got into The Beatles, but Led Zeppelin was my obsession when I found them in 8th grade (thanks to the fact that I watched That 70s Show haha) - so many wonderful songs and vibes, looking forward to seeing you listen to them all for the first time!
They had only been together for a few months before recording this cornerstone debut in 1969. Hard rock was born and Heavy Metal was around the corner, but Zeppelin were actually just trying to capture the real roots of rock, the Delta Blues, Soul, Boogie etc. But we got it with the amps turned to 11...
5:16 that slide guitar dripping with heavy reverb beginning 2 minutes and 9 seconds in on Babe I’m Gonna Leave You is still such a unique part by Page that made Zeppelin stand out from the rest.
The Summer of 76.. Parents away for weekend.. Oldest brother, his friends, beer, liquor, and w33d.. One of several albums playing beginning to end at least a dozen times through that very long weekend... Led Zeppelin I. At 9, I could not appreciate my brother's music, but now that he is gone (murdered in 2014, 2 days after Christmas), I am constantly brought back to those far away, long gone days.. and wish i were so young again.
Yo you should check out The Doors dude, they also got some heavy inspiration on blues (tho they have a more psychedelic vibe). My dad LOVED Zeppelin and The Doors so these were the first rock bands I got into after The Beatles
Amazing!! The Mighty Led Zeppelin!! Definitely gotta do Zeppelin 2. They have some of the greatest classic rock albums of all time! Whereas the Beatles kept evolving from album to album (Abbey Road is way different from Please Please Me)..IMO I feel Zeps sound and album just continues to build off of the sound and vibe of their first album. They still grow and explore their sound and they have different types of bangers later in their catalog (like Kashmir and Nobody’s Fault But Mine) their overall vibe always kept that tension sound! Which personally I love!
There were more than a few Zep songs like ( " Babe I'm gonna leave you) about living life on tour and on the road. He really doesn't want to leave her but he's going on tour. Touring was tough back in those days , and Bonzo was often very home sick.
Don’t sleep on John Paul johns. He’s the secret magic in zeppelin. A studio musician like jimmy but a multi-instrumentalist. He’s on bass and keyboards.
Like the Beatles, LZ have a deep rabbit hole. You are in for a ride. They were part of the British blues movement some of that influence can also be heard on Beatles' tracks like 'Yer Blues' and 'I Want You (She's So Heavy)'. LZep were four individuals that were arguably the masters at what they did at the time. Like the Beatles, another perfect wave. Great music every album.
You nailed it...this is the blues, fuzzed up, cranked up, and sped up. 😂😂😂 They do progress as their career moves along (more varied influences, but still guitar-based with Plant wailing away). But this album is a tour de force for the time. It pretty much kicked everybody's ass. 😂😂😂 Def on my "deserted island" list. LZII is as well. As is IV, and "Physical Graffiti." The others are still good albums, but these rise above other bands. I've had their albums in possibly every media format (vinyl, cassette, CD, mp3) since they were released.
I genuinely wasn't ready. I'm excited to get into Zeppelin II because if i didn't know any better i'd assume Zeppelin I was their best work... but apparently it only gets better 😅
This album took me 30 years to fully appreciate. There are so many facets to it. It was too much for me to digest at a young age. It's now my favourite Zep album
The first few Zeppelin albums are basically god-tier immitations. Half the time they're immitating black blues, the other half they're imitating European folk music. Wait til you get to Led Zeppelin IV and Houses of the Holy, where they've mastered their OWN sound.
I am a fan of both these bands from the 60' & 70's. I grew up on this and as a true fan of both bands I know you can't compare 2 different styles of music. Both are genious.
This is my favorite band and my grandson is appreciating them now too (8 yrs old). Zep2 is great, Zep 3 is a bit controversial but they’re back to Zeppyness on Zep4 and beyond. Their entire anthology is amazing and you have lots more you can explore. Their rock and roll hall of fame induction ceremony is an awesome watch too! Really enjoyed your comments and reactions.
First time listening to a reaction of yours - enjoyed it! Being a big Beatles fan, I'm going to check out your Beatles reactions too. Re Led Zeppelin I: it's a stunning debut album and one of LZ's best.
LZ2 is gonna be further development of the “hard blues rock, which is wonderful, If you looking for the more laidback zep, LZ3 is gonna be where you find that except for the first track, LZ 4 has a more muddled vibe due to a transition phase but is full of bangers, I would describe it as “intriguing and interesting”, HotH is beautiful, just beautiful, and then you get to Physical Graffiti, if I’m to make a prediction your gonna really fall in love with this band, once someone does a deep dive of the, it’s hard to come back out the same, cheers bro
Excited to see this series of reactions, Led Zeppelin, The Beatles, and Rush are my Top 3 bands and youve been listened to 2 of those, so as I said, excited to see and hear what you have to se
I remember being blown away the first time I heard Babe I’m Gonna Leave You, just grinning and laughing throughout because it was so intense. Your reaction was genuinely so similar, it made me laugh.
Fortunately, we have The Beatles AND Led Zeppelin! And Pink Floyd, and many others who have had an amazing career, an amazing album, or an amazing song. Your journey is just beginning!
Hey, cool, lol! That's a quote I trot out from time to time, just wrote it in a reply above, actually . Greatest>>>Best. Good to see someone else "gets" it, heh!
Led Zep along with Pink Floyd and Iron Maiden are my Holy Rock Trinity. Led Zep is a genre unto itself and has a tune for many moods. Everything folk, blues, rock, ballads. all fire.
I am a die hard Zeppelin fan. And many of their songs are covers ( blues). So you have it right! I saw them when I was 16, twice in one week! Go down the rabbit hole, & you will find beauty, complexity, and masterpieces!
Dude I want to see you go through the whole history of rock music. It makes me so happy seeing someone hearing this stuff for the first time. Can't wait to see you get to 70s punk rock and 80s/90s alternative rock like Pixies, MBV, Nirvana, Pumpkins. Before you leave the 60s though you MUST experience Hendrix. Electric Ladyland is an all-time classic. But from where you are now, Ziggy Stardust, Raw Power, Never Mind the Bollocks.... that'll get you where you're going..
24:25 (R&B/blues/black influence) Very perceptive! You got it exactly right - and that's the significance of the British Invasion. The white kids in the segregated 1950s weren't exposed to the essential music of black artists (blues, R&B, etc such as Robert Johnson) due to middle class racism. Meanwhile British kids in the 50's could more easily hear those artists and were heavily influenced by the blues/R&B. As young adults in the 60's, that whole generation of Brits had a very different, more soulful vibe, which they exported back to the US as the British Invasion. That was fortunate, but at the same time it was sad that Led Zeppelin, the Beatles, the Stones, etc. had to reintroduce white middle America to its own rich heritage.
Another band from the 60s you might want to review are "The Who". I recommend these albums: "Who's Next", "Quadrophenia", "Tommy", "Who Are You", "Live at Leeds" - live album, "The Who By Numbers". Their early stuff or stuff after the drummer Keith Moon died, may be a little harder to go thru and not as good. You can also watch the Who live at Woodstock. "Quadrophenia" is super emotional. The movie was pretty good, giving the history of the battle between the Mods and the Rockers. The Beatles were before the fad known as "The Mods". Bands like the Who and the Faces, Small Faces, etc. were embraced by the mods.
Great reaction Dariius. You have now opened that can of worms that is Led Zep, you will never be able to put the lid back on the can! Please work through their catalog, some you may dislike but some will alter your life! :)
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DEFINITELY GETTING RIGHT TO ZEPPELIN II🔥🔥
Good Times Bad Times (2:07)
Babe I'm Gonna Leave You (4:24)
You Shook Me (8:26)
Dazed and Confused (11:47)
Your Time Is Gonna Come (15:49)
Black Mountain Side (18:23)
Communication Breakdown (19:16)
I Can't Quit You Baby (21:16)
How Many More Times (26:02)
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The singer and drummer were 20 years old when they did this album!!!
Ha *MyJimmyPageMagicalMusicalWizardBabe* aint *Human* either He is pure **Otherworldly** embodies **Music** it IS his **Soul** it is his always **Companion** & in his own words it is his **Mistress** (his Guitar that is) he also said in an interview that he goes into a **Trance** once he starts playing which is awesome cuz that is exactly what their music & his guitar does to me puts me in a **Trance** to another realm/dimension/place ha its wild & also man that gutiar is just like another appendage for him he is just **BeautifulMagic** k will stop now ha sorry just been in mad luv with them & him since i was 8 so yea i freakin *Luv* seeing others reactions & hearing their thoughts & feelings Oh which reminds me he also doesn't play music he plays **Emotions** pretty sure he said that too k nuff stopping sorry for babblin **Enjoy** your journey into ALL kinds of the greatest music ever written or may ever be written again BUT who knows seems like a slim chance tho that 60's 70's type stuff will ever come back
unwatchable it's just like a whole schizophrenic chopped up mess sorry bro... you could have made one reaction video for each song and let us enjoy it but it's all chopped up so sorry I'm out
@@fredtello he's almost certainly chopped it up to avoid being blocked by Warner music group. Not his fault
You wait till you get to Led Zeppelin version of "When the Levee Breaks" a cover of the 1929 song by Memphis Mini & Joe McCoy
It doesn't get any more MOBO and now it's nearly 100 years old. 😂😂😂
The Beatles are my favorite band ever, but Led Zeppelin sent rock music into a brand new dimension
**Luv** THIS!!! **RockON!!**
The Beatles lasted 8 yrs. They were a Pop Rock commercial successful band. Led Zeppelin was the four greatest musicians in Rock and Roll / Blues history. The Beatles couldn't stand on the same stage with Zepp
@@peterbartolomeo5542 The Beatles were NOT just a “ Pop Rock commercial“ band. They defied any particular genre. Plus, their ability to experiment in the studio made it possible for virtually every band that followed them (including LZ) to follow suit. That should NEVER be underestimated. As for live performances, I don’t claim that The Beatles were as virtuosic in terms of featuring solo, standout performances by the individual members but, that was not their forte. They operated more as a single unit, in service to their songs. Totally different approach to playing. Besides, the only time most of the general public got to hear them at their best (or nearly their best, for all we know) was at their short rooftop concert in 1969. John Lennon once said that their best live shows occurred in Hamburg before they even became famous.
@@peterbartolomeo5542 The Beatles remain the best band of all time imho. They revolutionized pop and rock music. No other band evolved and reinvented themselves as much as they did, and no other band released as many great songs as they did or such a variety of music. For sure, Led Zeppelin is a great band, with amazing guitarwork and drumming, and so many epic, complex tracks. Ultimately it's probably like comparing apples and oranges!
@@peterbartolomeo5542The point is that they always have to include the Beatles in any comparison to praise other artists, like in this case the subject of the main comment who knows that there is no band bigger than the Beatles who necessarily compares them to Led Zeppelin to give them more prominence, that says a lot, don't you think?
My new favourite pastime is to watch people react to music I loved when I was in my teens.Saw them at Knebworth in 79 .GOAT.
This is one of the best debuts of all time. But all their albums are fire. One in a billion.
It is the GOAT debuts
@@jeffreykabik Debut of de-butt.
“What is wrong with Jimmy Page?” lol ain’t that the truth.
We’ve been trying to figure that out since 69’. He’s (they all were) masters, but Jimmy’s vision is awe inspiring.
I’m so glad you saw how “black” this album is, every member of this band loved the American folk, blues/R&B artists .
Enjoying your well thought out reactions, enjoy & love this music my friend and new Led Zeppelin fan, it will likely be with you forever. 🎉
Can't compare Beatles to Zep except both bands have 4 EXTREMELY talented fellows
How about this: the Beatles dominated the 1960's, and Zeppelin dominated the 1970's, and no other rock bands came close to either of them, since
@@tektoniks_architects I kinda tell myself that I "get around it" by saying The Beatles were The Greatest band ever, and/but Led Zeppelin was the BEST, if that makes sense, lol. In any case, Zep's my favorite band, with love enough to spare for Beatles and Stones and Floyds and Ramones...
There are so many great great bands. My top 5 are Beatles, Zep, Stones, Who and Skynyrd, but I love Sabbath, Purple, Floyd, Rush, Cream, Hendrix, Yes, Rush, and hundreds of others. I just put the Beatles and Zep in their own category.
@@tektoniks_architects Yeah, I think that's valid. Especially when I reflect at how many personnel changes the Stones and The Who went thru, and the fact that many bands have "bad" albums or "classic" periods, when they were hitting on all cylinders, etc (Stones with Mick Taylor, for ex.), but I don't think, despite my obvious bias, you can really say that about The Beatles or Zeppelin. Same members thruout their career, every album quite damned good!
Both bands very musically diverse as well (as were the Stones and the Whoo, too). All those bands could play blues, rock, acoustic, hard rock, ballads, prog, country, reggae....they were all such gifted musicians there was no limit to where they could go. That set them above other bands who were locked into a specific genre only, IMO.
Robert Plant uses his voice as an instrument and Jimmy Page uses his instrument as a voice and they work so well together.
Amen
jeff buckley did this by himself too... and robert plant and jimmy page LOVED him, vice versa. RIP Jeff
The entire album was recorded in 7 days. Crazy.
Imagine this came out while they were already on tour, and the Beatles and Beach Boys were the biggest bands on the planet. These guys brought it, nothing like it before or since.
The absolute Kings.
When this album was released, I was in college. A friend of mine got the album and told a bunch of us, "You have to come and listen to this". We all went into his room, and our jaws dropped as we listened to this album. We thought we had died and gone to music heaven.
When Led Zeppelin II came out, the same friend bought it and told us all, "You won't believe me, but this one is even BETTER". We all laughed at him, but soon we realized that he wasn't lying. And so it went with all first four albums. It was just incredibly good music with a heavy blues influence. Just listen to Robert Plant's voice. He is a blues singer. And John Bonham was one of the greatest drummers of the 20th century. Everyone in that group was an extraordinary talent.
After watching your reaction to The Beatles, I'm positive you'll really like Led Zeppelin.
Lyrically, many of these songs are basically blues covers. For the most part, these songs are Zeppelin reinterpreting the blues.
But they are the greatest pumped up blues band ever!on Zeppelin 1,as they progressed and matued,they got more experimental and brought in Celtic,old English folk,middle eastern tunings and sounds ,they were not just a blues band but their songs even their covers don't resemble the originals in feeling and sound ,to me they are the greatest ever and they created the slow start then kick ass crescendos,!!!
Lyrically, yes. But LZ songs are "covers" like Shakespeare is a cover of the Bible.
@@dudermcdudeface3674 I was referring to this album specifically
Man you just went down one of the greatest rabbit holes to ever fall into!! In my opinion, Led Zeppelin is 2nd, right behind The Beatles in terms of their influence, relevance and impact on music as a whole. Robert Plant is one of the greatest rock vocalist, frontman and most badass, sexy mofos to ever grace the stage!! Jimmy Page! Easily considered one of the greatest and most influential guitarist ever to pick up the axe! John Paul Jones!! Not just a genius bass player, but synth/keyboard and one of the greatest composers in rock history! And John Bonham!! Considered the “greatest drummer of all time!” Changed the game entirely with his style, his use of polyrhythms and triplets was far ahead of its time! You will remember this day for the rest of your life my guy! Excited to see you embark on this journey!
YAY **Luv** this **ALL** especially **MyJimmyPageMusicalGeniusWizardBabe** **RockON!!!**
Zeppelin is amazing, never before heard tempos, wow vocals, a master guitarist (Jimmy Page) and oh those drums. Genius.
What a ride you are on... thanks for letting us all share it with you! I came to Zeppelin in the 90s. Every generation must pass down their legacy!
As someone said, Led Zeppelin is the last band of the 60s and the first band of the 70s.
If you listen carefully, you’ll find out that “Babe I’m Gonna Leave You” sounds like “While My Guitar Gently Weeps”. They are both in the same key and share a really similar chord progression.
George can't play like Page i don't hear it
@@geetarman their styles are so different, you can't compare.
Joan Baez had a minor hit with the same song before Zeppelin or White Album, an old traditional folk blues. Her version has no rock in it whatsoever but I think the key is still the same.
I don’t think Harrison or Clapton were copying that tune either fwiw. There was just a lot of rock borrowing from blues in the late 60s
@@JJJJJVVVVVLLLLL that kind of descending chord progressions have been used since probably music exists so I can't blame em.
I've heard it compared to "25 or 6 to 4" by Chicago, which came out soon after.
Led Zeppelin is such an amazing band... their fifth album "houses of the holy" is, in my humble opinion, the greatest they've done and one of the greatest albums ever recorded. Those 4 guys were/are just so insanely talented and devoted to their music and instruments. It's crazy
Robert plant was 19 when this album was recorded.... Zeppelin recorded this album in only 36 hours total and before they had a record contract
"It sounds like paranoia." He gets it!
Speaking of paranoia, I hope he checks out Paranoid by Black Sabbath at some point too
Just wait and see how Robert Plant owns a stage.
So after the Beatles we had a Yin and Yang thing going down.
Led Zeppelin vs Pink Floyd
But Pink Floyd really hit their sound after the transition album Meddle they created the monster album:-
"The Dark Side of the Moon"
This album will take you stratospheric!
24:50 You’re so fukking right, the best white music comes from black music influences. Led Zeppelin is an amazing band tough
100% right. Rock was pioneered by black artists. Made mainstream by acts like Elvis Presley who had many black artists writing his songs and giving him songs because radios wouldnt give airtime to black artists, and giving them to Elvis was the only way they could make real money out of them. The Beatles were always open about how much they got from artists like Chuck Berry and Little Richard
@@HBMediaFilmsbut just as many black artists had white people writing their songs. Hound dog by sister Rosetta Thorpe for example, one of the most famous rock songs ever written by 2 white guys. And into the 60’s and 70’s white artists were widely covered by black artists and had some of their biggest hits- all along the watchtower by Hendrix, proud Mary by Tina turner to name a few. Further, it’s true that Elvis had an advantage because of his race in the 50’s, but it’s really not why he was such a next level cultural force and continues to be now. He has one of the greatest most instantly recognizable voices ever and was an incredible song interpreter and had amazing charisma. There were plenty of other genius white rock artists of that era (buddy holly, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins) who aren’t nearly as culturally ubiquitous now. So his legacy can’t just be chalked up to his race, or those other dudes would be just as famous as well. Elvis had something truly unique and special.
You could argue the same for black music, considering 20th century black American music was based almost entirely on white European instruments - piano, saxophone, guitar, trumpet, etc.
@@456012 That's really interesting I never knew that about Hound Dog! Oh yeah Elvis was a star for so many reasons would never deny that. The man was born for it! And that's the same thing even now with so many of the big artists of the day have songs written for them, not every great songwriter has the stage presence to sell the songs they write I suppose
YEEEHA!! It's the goats!! These guys could play music under water and still sound incredible.
Indeed! Luvit!
Can't go wrong with the first 3 albums. They went on growing, exploring, and maturing. IMO their peak works (my favorites) are LZ IV, Houses Of The Holy, and Physical Graffiti. For laughs you should hear the Dread Zeppelin version of "Your Time is Gonna Come."
If Crazy Train by Ozzy Osborne is what got you into liking rock music then you have to check out Black Sabbath next, especially their first album. They were Ozzy’s original band from the 60’s that invented Heavy metal and music has never been the same since
I was born 2 years later but i have to imagine if you were alive at the time and mourning the loss of the Beatles breaking up or on the verge of breaking up and you heard this album you had to say to yourself “things are gonna be ok…”
One of the greatest debut albums in rock history!!!!!!!! Perfection!
THE BEATLES - LED ZEPPELIN - PINK FLOYD. And that's ALL she wrote!
deep purple and black sabbath as well
THIS is the greatest band to ever grace the planet! They did every genre...they were 4 greatest musicians...nobody better!
yessss! led zeppelin is awesome!!! i subscribed after seeing your beatles reactions bc im a huge fan of them, led zeppelin is my second favorite band so i was really excited seeing this! glad u love them
Love the Beatles, but I listen to LZ every day...for 60 frickin years.
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Right ON!!! Me TOO!!! RockON!!!
I really have listened to The Beatles for 60 years. Led Zeppelin did not even form until 1968. That would be 56 years.
@@MsAppassionata close enough...we do round up. 😘
@@Linda-y9h Uh uh. Fairly close, but no cigar. You can’t just, arbitrarily, add 4 more years to their existence. Sorry Pal, but It doesn’t work that way. The Beatles, on the other hand, showed up on my personal radar in 1964, even though they were already popular before that in the U.K.
@@MsAppassionata geez...chill sweetie. It's OK. Love is all you need. 😘😘😘😘
Loving your reactions mad. Gotta keep working chronologically through Led Zeppelin and more Beatles! Also Dark Side of the Moon should be soon!
lifeofdariius - you have big ears. You have excellent insight and good hearing.
Great review.
So happy you took my advice Darius and started your Led Zeppelin journey!!! Jimmy Page's riffs are legendary! And great comparison... Loved Juice WRLD, may he Rest In Peace. Zeppelin were most influenced by the early black R&B and Blues artists of the 1930's, 40's, 50's and then into the Motown era of the 60's. I can't wait for you to hear Led Zeppelin II, the album that went to #1 and knocked the Beatles Abbey Road from the top spot on the Billboard Charts!
Peace
Yessir I was prepared to do Pet Sounds first but your comment swayed me for some reason 😂 Felt like a genuine warning I see exactly what you mean now
WoW YAY Thank *You* so very very MUCH for bringing this Magical Journey to fruition! *Luv* your name i call Jimmy Page *MyBeautifulMusicalGeniusWizardBabe* heh anyway ya **Rock!**
Thanks Pixie! I dig your name too! I'm a guitarist as well. I spent a lot of time putting together a professional recording studio here in Western New York. Had a few setbacks but my band will be recording soon. If we can ever get our stuff out there, I think you'll dig us as well. But thank you for the wonderful comment :) Darius is awesome! He articulates so well about the music he's listening to, and he truly loves great music! I'm really excited for him to take this amazing journey!
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Bro I was 14 when this dropped. Been a Led Head ever since. # 1 Hard Rock Band there will ever be.
Our generation loves the Beatles AND Led Zeppelin and so many more classic bands. Really can't compare the two bands because they're so different.
Zeppelin the GREATEST ROCK BLUES band ever !
Most talented band ever. All 4 memmbers were top 3 EVER at what they did. And the chemistry they had together was simply unmatched
Beatles might be kings of pop but Zeppelin are the gods of rock. Plant and Page jump out at you now but with more listens you will appreciate the GOAT of drummers, John Bonham, and JPJ who plays bass, percussion and keys. Zeppelin 2 is similar to this album but a bit more funky...you won't be disappointed ,,,again. If you want an experience in between, listen to "Moby Dick" (an epic drum solo)from their Albert Hall performance...it will blow you away.
Beatles are not just kings of pop, they are gods at everything they did. From the vast amount of genres they performed/created, to the innovative studio techniques, and their musical and cultural impact that still lives on today.
Led Zeppelin are the gods of hard rock for sure, even if many late 60s bands, including the Beatles, influenced it greatly, as well as the rest of the unholy trinity, Black Sabbath and Deep Purple. They took blues and made it louder, eventually becoming hard rock as we know it today. Both bands are like in the top 5 best bands of all times, Beatles are obviously number one for me, but I love them both ❤️.
You crack me up, this was a great ride with you. And i grew up with Zepplin...❣️ Listening through you and your insights allows for new ears on ours, thank you!
This is one of the best debut albums from the greatest band of all time! You’re going to love it, no doubting it!
THE MIGHTY ZEP...... there will never be a better band. pure amazement 🤟
"You Shook Me" is another one that I really loved after hearing the BBC sessions version.
This was a fabulous reaction!! Definitely got what you were saying about Your Time Is Gonna Come and the Beatles. Been a Zep fan since their beginning - hope you do all their catalog - it's worth the journey - particularly the way you do the album reaction. One of their later albums - Physical Graffiti - that will be an experience 😁Thanks - looking forward to LZII. ☮
Really appreciating your reactions - learning who the players are, appreciating how novel these songs were for their time. Keep it up!
The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Traffic (hope you check them out too). The main British bands that came out in the 60's, definitely influenced by blues/R&B. Let's not forget the great Jimi Hendrix who went to England in order to become famous. Love your thoughtful reactions, Darius.
I Luv this! & Oh yes I so do Hope Darius will check out Traffic at some point in the future RockON!!!
Yeah, the Brits especially revered the American blues artists. Zeppelin really embraced them and blended the power of power rock to make a new type of music.
Keep it up man I love these videos
29:37 > got a taste there of one of greatest riffs ever created by man.
Zeppelin 2 is so varied compared to this. You’ll love it.
Very thoughtful guy you are.
I get bored of these reactors who just do it for views. You seem to care and put effort in, which is great to see.
Genuine comes to mind.
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Seriously the guitars on this album can't be described as anything else but menacing. My only small issue was the lack of variety and that's not even much of an issue after subsequent listens, so i'm really excited to check out Zeppelin II tomorrow!
can’t wait for the pet sounds reaction you’re gonna love it
i hope to see your reaction to the other zeppelin albums and other bands, so i subbed, keep it up
Great reaction video!! The most notable reaction I took from you was how wild Jimmy page kept getting in this album. The best way I can explain this is that Jimmy was so much more talented on the guitar than any body who came before him and he wanted to show case his talents on this album, and what a job he did. That “sound” you heard on “Dazed and Confused” was actually a violin bow on his guitar. It was amazing what he was able to do on both electric and acoustic.
Another thing that I want to point out is the area where they grew up in in England had a major musical influence from American Blues. Albums where brought back from shipping routes by Long shore man during the American jazz/blues period. That area of England feel in love with American Blues/jazz. From that Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, John Bonham, and John Paul Jones grew up playing and listening to that type of music. When they formed their own band, their love for Blues/Jazz continued. That’s why you have Songs like “You Shook Me” “I Can’t Quit You Baby” and “How Many More Times” sound similar to Blues music with added heavy focus on guitar because they wanted to give what they grew up loving a new Rock and Roll Twist. As you listen to more albums you will notice a Pattern.
So glad you are reacting to Led Zeppelin! I only recently got into The Beatles, but Led Zeppelin was my obsession when I found them in 8th grade (thanks to the fact that I watched That 70s Show haha) - so many wonderful songs and vibes, looking forward to seeing you listen to them all for the first time!
They had only been together for a few months before recording this cornerstone debut in 1969. Hard rock was born and Heavy Metal was around the corner, but Zeppelin were actually just trying to capture the real roots of rock, the Delta Blues, Soul, Boogie etc. But we got it with the amps turned to 11...
Oh my goodness! You are in for quite a ride with Led Zeppelin. The Beatles were the band that started it, Led Zeppelin changed it. Love them both.
Glad you enjoyed it, though it's not the most critically acclaimed, this album is definitely my favorite of theirs
5:16 that slide guitar dripping with heavy reverb beginning 2 minutes and 9 seconds in on Babe I’m Gonna Leave You is still such a unique part by Page that made Zeppelin stand out from the rest.
Great reaction!
Zeppelin's next album, Led Zeppelin II, might as well be a "Greatest Hits" album. Just banger after banger.
The Summer of 76.. Parents away for weekend.. Oldest brother, his friends, beer, liquor, and w33d.. One of several albums playing beginning to end at least a dozen times through that very long weekend... Led Zeppelin I. At 9, I could not appreciate my brother's music, but now that he is gone (murdered in 2014, 2 days after Christmas), I am constantly brought back to those far away, long gone days.. and wish i were so young again.
Best Band EVERRRRR!!!!
Best band ever in my opinion. Every song is an epic. Strap in, you are in for one hell of a ride.
This is slaughtering this album. Youre breaking my heart!
most songs on this album are blues classics reimagined (they actually got sued for plagiarism cause they did not credit the authors)
At some moments, your reactions brought me to tears.
Yo you should check out The Doors dude, they also got some heavy inspiration on blues (tho they have a more psychedelic vibe). My dad LOVED Zeppelin and The Doors so these were the first rock bands I got into after The Beatles
You nailed the the message on Babe I'm Gonna to Leave You.
I was digging through my older cousins album, found this album, and played it over and over again during one summer. I was hooked on Zep.
I came to your channel from the white album videos and your videos are so high quality. So thank you for your videos.
much appreciated 🙏🏾
You gotta check out some pink floyd and jimi Hendrix. Maybe even watch some live performances of Hendrix cause he is just so wild on stage
Amazing!! The Mighty Led Zeppelin!! Definitely gotta do Zeppelin 2. They have some of the greatest classic rock albums of all time! Whereas the Beatles kept evolving from album to album (Abbey Road is way different from Please Please Me)..IMO I feel Zeps sound and album just continues to build off of the sound and vibe of their first album. They still grow and explore their sound and they have different types of bangers later in their catalog (like Kashmir and Nobody’s Fault But Mine) their overall vibe always kept that tension sound! Which personally I love!
Fico tão feliz de ver pessoas escutando led zeppelin pela primeira vez.
There were more than a few Zep songs like ( " Babe I'm gonna leave you) about living life on tour and on the road. He really doesn't want to leave her but he's going on tour. Touring was tough back in those days , and Bonzo was often very home sick.
Don’t sleep on John Paul johns. He’s the secret magic in zeppelin. A studio musician like jimmy but a multi-instrumentalist. He’s on bass and keyboards.
Young friend, that was one helluva first dive!!!
Like the Beatles, LZ have a deep rabbit hole. You are in for a ride. They were part of the British blues movement some of that influence can also be heard on Beatles' tracks like 'Yer Blues' and 'I Want You (She's So Heavy)'. LZep were four individuals that were arguably the masters at what they did at the time. Like the Beatles, another perfect wave. Great music every album.
You nailed it...this is the blues, fuzzed up, cranked up, and sped up. 😂😂😂
They do progress as their career moves along (more varied influences, but still guitar-based with Plant wailing away).
But this album is a tour de force for the time. It pretty much kicked everybody's ass. 😂😂😂 Def on my "deserted island" list. LZII is as well. As is IV, and "Physical Graffiti." The others are still good albums, but these rise above other bands.
I've had their albums in possibly every media format (vinyl, cassette, CD, mp3) since they were released.
I genuinely wasn't ready. I'm excited to get into Zeppelin II because if i didn't know any better i'd assume Zeppelin I was their best work... but apparently it only gets better 😅
This album took me 30 years to fully appreciate. There are so many facets to it. It was too much for me to digest at a young age. It's now my favourite Zep album
The first few Zeppelin albums are basically god-tier immitations. Half the time they're immitating black blues, the other half they're imitating European folk music. Wait til you get to Led Zeppelin IV and Houses of the Holy, where they've mastered their OWN sound.
You got it!
even the band were impressed and surprised when they finally listened to the final cut.
I am a fan of both these bands from the 60' & 70's. I grew up on this and as a true fan of both bands I know you can't compare 2 different styles of music. Both are genious.
This is my favorite band and my grandson is appreciating them now too (8 yrs old). Zep2 is great, Zep 3 is a bit controversial but they’re back to Zeppyness on Zep4 and beyond. Their entire anthology is amazing and you have lots more you can explore.
Their rock and roll hall of fame induction ceremony is an awesome watch too!
Really enjoyed your comments and reactions.
First time listening to a reaction of yours - enjoyed it! Being a big Beatles fan, I'm going to check out your Beatles reactions too. Re Led Zeppelin I: it's a stunning debut album and one of LZ's best.
LZ2 is gonna be further development of the “hard blues rock, which is wonderful, If you looking for the more laidback zep, LZ3 is gonna be where you find that except for the first track, LZ 4 has a more muddled vibe due to a transition phase but is full of bangers, I would describe it as “intriguing and interesting”, HotH is beautiful, just beautiful, and then you get to Physical Graffiti, if I’m to make a prediction your gonna really fall in love with this band, once someone does a deep dive of the, it’s hard to come back out the same, cheers bro
Excited to see this series of reactions, Led Zeppelin, The Beatles, and Rush are my Top 3 bands and youve been listened to 2 of those, so as I said, excited to see and hear what you have to se
Dazed and Confused got you hooked! Best album of all time.
It's my favorite by a mile now
@@lifeofdariiusI recommend you give Queen's 1974 album "Sheer heart attack" a listen.
I remember being blown away the first time I heard Babe I’m Gonna Leave You, just grinning and laughing throughout because it was so intense. Your reaction was genuinely so similar, it made me laugh.
Fortunately, we have The Beatles AND Led Zeppelin! And Pink Floyd, and many others who have had an amazing career, an amazing album, or an amazing song. Your journey is just beginning!
I love in the first few seconds of the album how John Bonham made it crystal clear that he was not here to fuck around
beatles are the greatest, zep is the best. most well put together band ever for sure.
Hey, cool, lol! That's a quote I trot out from time to time, just wrote it in a reply above, actually . Greatest>>>Best. Good to see someone else "gets" it, heh!
Led Zep along with Pink Floyd and Iron Maiden are my Holy Rock Trinity. Led Zep is a genre unto itself and has a tune for many moods. Everything folk, blues, rock, ballads. all fire.
I am a die hard Zeppelin fan. And many of their songs are covers ( blues). So you have it right! I saw them when I was 16, twice in one week! Go down the rabbit hole, & you will find beauty, complexity, and masterpieces!
Dude I want to see you go through the whole history of rock music. It makes me so happy seeing someone hearing this stuff for the first time. Can't wait to see you get to 70s punk rock and 80s/90s alternative rock like Pixies, MBV, Nirvana, Pumpkins. Before you leave the 60s though you MUST experience Hendrix. Electric Ladyland is an all-time classic. But from where you are now, Ziggy Stardust, Raw Power, Never Mind the Bollocks.... that'll get you where you're going..
thats my plan for this channel, 60s all the way to the 2000's 🙏🏾 gonna be the history of rock music just through my twisted lens
watch them live..have fun with Led Z
You totally underrated the magnificent drumming of John Bonham. The driving force behind this band.
24:25 (R&B/blues/black influence) Very perceptive! You got it exactly right - and that's the significance of the British Invasion. The white kids in the segregated 1950s weren't exposed to the essential music of black artists (blues, R&B, etc such as Robert Johnson) due to middle class racism. Meanwhile British kids in the 50's could more easily hear those artists and were heavily influenced by the blues/R&B. As young adults in the 60's, that whole generation of Brits had a very different, more soulful vibe, which they exported back to the US as the British Invasion. That was fortunate, but at the same time it was sad that Led Zeppelin, the Beatles, the Stones, etc. had to reintroduce white middle America to its own rich heritage.
Great reaction! How familiar are you with Hendrix? I think you would dig him!
Another band from the 60s you might want to review are "The Who". I recommend these albums: "Who's Next", "Quadrophenia", "Tommy", "Who Are You", "Live at Leeds" - live album, "The Who By Numbers". Their early stuff or stuff after the drummer Keith Moon died, may be a little harder to go thru and not as good. You can also watch the Who live at Woodstock. "Quadrophenia" is super emotional. The movie was pretty good, giving the history of the battle between the Mods and the Rockers. The Beatles were before the fad known as "The Mods". Bands like the Who and the Faces, Small Faces, etc. were embraced by the mods.
GO ON TO ZEPPELIN II!!!!!
Great reaction Dariius. You have now opened that can of worms that is Led Zep, you will never be able to put the lid back on the can! Please work through their catalog, some you may dislike but some will alter your life! :)
You must check out Stairway to Heaven live from MSG in 1973.Epic❤
Jimmy page the greatest guitarist ever
You've listened to the GOAT !!!!! Enjoy your dive into their Rabbit Hole. 💥💥💥👍😎
Psychedelic Blues,,,👍🤪
You rock yourself, Darius
Black mountain side is a crucial element to this debut album, setting up a direction to future master pieces such as Kashmir.