The fact that Robert Plant in all his glory could have been Andy Warhol’s model on the cover of The Rolling Stones “Sticky Fingers” album was a horrible temptation to those fine upstanding debutantes and future homemakers of Dullsville. I think it was called a sexual revolution and Led Zeppelin was the poster child🚀
@@abracadabra3033 Man love your energy , it's fun to watch you digging this , I still remember being the feeling I see in you when I first allowed this witchcraft past my ears into my mind. . Abra....it's time to wander back man, time to reach back to where this all came from. It's another wonderful road with equally beautiful spirits giving you their soul. Robert Johnson, Leadbelly, Reverend Gary Davis, Little Walter, Asie Payton, RL Burnside, Junior Kimbourogh, These guys are not the polished Blues men of Chicago, these are the master bluesman that stayed home ,stayed close to family, stayed close to honesty, Delta Blues. Real Authentic, no glitter ,unpolished , unmolested . Straight from the gut of the soul out thru the hands and into a guitar or harmonica that put right back into the listeners soul. Go back and listen to Reverend Gary Davis "soon my work will all be done" if you not crying, ill stop trying. Cheers.
I love your reactions. I was 14 when this came out. You gotta remember it was the stone age back then, not lo-tech we're talking NO-tech lol. The talent here is immense. Thanks for your open mind.
@@juliemanarin4127 Turning 67 next Sunday. This came out in '69, idk why I remember it as '68, maybe it had some airplay before the LP came out (Zep 2). So grateful I was there for this!
It took me years to realize that the girl in this song is the 'the ring' from Lord of the Rings. I know, I'm slow, the song even has a reference to 'Gollum' and 'Mordor'
Me too. Of course I had never read LOTR. After the movie came out, it still took me a few yrs to figure it out, lol. A lot of their songs reference The Hobbit or Lord Of The Rings.
I was such a Led Head as a kid I read everything and bought everything Led Zep- I read the lyrics and an interview with the Hobbit references and inspiration so I went to the library & checked out the Hobbit to read while I listened to the actual LP- I am oooold
@@juliemanarin4127 i know this is very random but i see you on every single video involving music i love just thought i would point this out much respect for your music taste
Those concert clips are from the LIVE concert at Madison Square Garden 1973. The sound is so basey and beautiful. You should really watch it. Its lifechanging. Its why its viral now. If you havemt reviewed it yet then it is an absolute must. You will never forget it.
Jimmy Page was the brilliance behind most of the band's production. He came up with effects that were way ahead of their time and his guitar playing was unsurpassed. He even "improved" Bonham's already powerful drumming with certain ways he utilized sound and equipment. This band was so beyond anything that existed then or since! The ultimate "psychedelic rock" in my day.
Once upon a time I sat in on bass with a bar band.. someone in the band was a friend of a friend...they trusted me... I didn't know what tune they would call... it was this. Damn. About 5 seconds notice. Strapped on my big boy attitude and hit it! Such a great bass line.
You won't be disappointed with any Zeppelin album. Physical Graffiti is a monster. Also, if you want to see where Robert Plant gets a lot of his vocal style from check out Steve Marriott from The Small Faces. Robert Plant called him "the greatest white bluesman of all time". The Small Faces were an incredible band in their own right.
Steve Marriott was great. Small Faces / Humble Pie. You wanna hear a white dude getting down on some soulful, bluesy vocals? Check out "Black Coffee" by Humble Pie. They have some sisters doing background vocals too. It's a sweet-ass song. th-cam.com/video/b72s1Mz3sqY/w-d-xo.html
I'm right there with you. My cousin and I drove a '73 Pinto from Maine to Mexico City when I was 17. We had 3 cassettes with us, Tull's Aqualung, Eagles Greatest hits (Vol. 1, before we knew they would need a second volume), and Led Zeppelin 2. The Zep and Tull albums are both still in my top 5 all time.
Led Zeppelin is always great music, you can’t go wrong with any of their music. I love all the new fans, & you & their appreciation of the greatest band ever.
Don’t you just love them!!! I have their entire collection. My big brother turned me on to them back in the 70s and I fell in love. He actually got to see them live. I was too young to go. If you haven’t already done it, PLEASE react to “Since I’ve Been Loving You.” Soooo good 😎
@@juliemanarin4127 I am 53 so I think I was around 9 or 10 when I first heard them. My brother is your age and he had all the good albums. I was hooked immediately and still am! I only wish I could’ve seen a live show. I had the biggest crush on Jimmy Page too ☺️
Never had stereo when I was a kid; first time I ever saw one or put on headphones was in the room next door in the dorm in 1969. And this is the first song I ever heard on headphones! Will never forget it....
Love your heartfelt honest reactions to Led Zeppelin. I grew up in the 60s and 70s....saw them live and my God ...no band can come close to these Grandmasters of Rock n Roll/ Blues. Greatest vocalist Greatest Drummer ...Greatest Bass player / keyboard artist...and Creator Jimmy Page ...Greatest guitarist ...of that era. Pp age ..Jeff Beck .and Frank Zappa were unique in that they were composers and master musicians. This band formed in 1968. 53 years ago Dude!!!! Play the LIVE STUFF. TRY EARLY 69' AND 70" ...YOU WILL REALLY APPRECIATE THEIR TRUE GREATNESS
One of Zeppelin's best, no doubt. They were all over the radio for my entire childhood (born in '65), but I didn't really start appreciaiting them until I was an adult.
Great reaction and opinion, I was a teen when Led Zep hit the scene. I had hair and a waist back then and listening to Ramble On in a smoke filled pub in England ( the smoke was mostly herbal!!) I still have my LP's and still, carefully play them. Now my grandkids want to get their hands on them!! Only when I dead!!
The way I really hear the lyrics to songs I've listened to my whole life when I watch a reaction has taught me to listen more in other aspects of my life. Thank you, Sir
I just listened to several Led Zeppelin albums yesterday while I was working. I was flashing back to my younger years when I had a few Led Zep cassettes that I bought from RCA Music Club (12 cassettes for 1 cent). They truly did exude cool. Might I recommend reacting to "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You" from their first album?
You really need to react to their 2007 Celebration Day Reunion concert. Kashmir from this concert is so good, they were older, Robert was almost 60, but they still could bring it!!🎶🎵🎶🎵 If you havent done, Since Ive Been Loving You live from Madison Square Garden 1973, you're in for a great performance, because there is nothing like watching them live!!🎶🎵🎶🎵
Man you GOTTA hear "Your time is gonna come", "What is and what should never be", "Ten years gone", "Fool in the rain", Going to California', "Battle of Evermore"....! Some of their very best..!
Check out these LZ bangers too: "Heartbreaker/Living Loving Maid (She's Just a Woman)", "What Is and What Should Never Be", "Bring It On Home", "Celebration Day", "Since I've Been Loving You", "How Many More Times" ...
Abra,what a way to start a Saturday ,some Zep & You reacting to them..it don't get any better than that. Your cool too my man. Love your reactions, keep up the great work.
As a bass player, this is one song that was a must learn for me. I sat down one day and learned to play it note for note by ear. This song was on the song list in a cover band I was in in the mid 80's and me teaching myself this tune in the 70s really came in handy
Thank`s Abra.I am 69 years old,and i be so glad to see your reactions to this era when the music just exploded.Almost all of the music you are playing was and still is my favorites.When i am listening to what they are doing today,about "pop music",i just be sad when i am listening to it.Not one real instrument, and to me all of that sounds like one artist could have done all of that.At that time almost every band had their own style and you directly heard which group as was playing.I know,this was a time, then there was so much drugs involved then this kind of music been done,but i think it helped them to get to a higher ground in making music.
Led Zeppelin and the Revolution reached far and wide and other rock bands got on the Love train as well . Here’s a little story that is as true as Bob: Sweet Connie is referred to in Grand Funk Railroad’s “We’re an American Band”. She hails from the same southern wannabe city as my family. She met my brother back in the late seventies and they were long time friends until his death in the 2000’s. My brother said that his first visit in Connies office/den left him speechless and in awe. It was like the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, but dimensions of a certain biological characteristic were in view instead of music memorabilia and such Along the walls were bookshelves but instead of holding books, they held plaster cast sculptures of the phallus of almost every famous rock star in the sixties and seventies . If you weren’t in Connie’s collection, you weren’t fry. Everyone was on the roll call from entire groups of drummers, guitar slingers front vocalists, keyboardists , song writers, recording artists, just a plethora of music greats spanning over twenty years. The long and short of it was each cast sculpture sat erect atop a wooden base with the gold etching of the musicians’ name and date they “posed” for the plaster casting. Lol
Love the video man! Wonderful footage with a playful side. I too love the lull of the softer melody and then that drop! Yes! Thank you for sharing young man! 😽💋🎶
I’ve been following you for a while now and you have inspired me. Music truly is universal and your reactions have got me listening to music I never would have listened to before. I usually have to pull up the lyrics to read along but WOW !!! I’ve missed out on quite a bit over the years. Thank you !!
That moment you said damn caused a flashback for me as a youngster when I first heard this song! I said that same thing in my head cause my grandparents were around lol
Good to see 303 back on a bit of Zeppelin. The most genuine Zeppelin "reaction" vids you will probably ever see, by the coolest dude you will ever see doing it.
4:45 The Crowd was at RFK Stadium at Live Aid '85. Zeppelin as usual came on right at twilight. This was when Network Tv Coverage began at 8:00PM. I still remember the MTV guy saying "most people in the crowd say they are here for one thing, to witness the return of Led Zeppelin." Apparently when they came on to the stage, there was pushing and shoving from the other famous acts/bands/musicians performing that night, trying to get a glimpse of the Mighty Zeppelin as they went on stage for the first time since 1980 when they disbanded.
I love your reactions on your videos. Best reaction channel on TH-cam. Thank you for taking us on this amazing musical journey back to a time that brings back great memories. With that being said I need to recommend a band that most people call the new Led Zeppelin... Greta Van Fleet. They are an amazing band from Detroit that sound soooooo much like Led Zeppelin. You will love then when you hear them. Robert Plant even was amazed by the lead singer when he first heard them and saw how young the lead singer was. You won't be disappointed when you hear them.. thank you for all your hard work making these great videos. Keep on rocking. 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Every time this song is played a baby is born 9 months later. Statistical fact.
😂😂😂
The fact that Robert Plant in all his glory could have been Andy Warhol’s model on the cover of The Rolling Stones “Sticky Fingers” album was a horrible temptation to those fine upstanding debutantes and future homemakers of Dullsville. I think it was called a sexual revolution and Led Zeppelin was the poster child🚀
Your house must be full of nippers
Sorry Keith Sweat has that title
@@abracadabra3033 Man love your energy , it's fun to watch you digging this , I still remember being the feeling I see in you when I first allowed this witchcraft past my ears into my mind. .
Abra....it's time to wander back man, time to reach back to where this all came from. It's another wonderful road with equally beautiful spirits giving you their soul. Robert Johnson, Leadbelly, Reverend Gary Davis, Little Walter, Asie Payton, RL Burnside, Junior Kimbourogh, These guys are not the polished Blues men of Chicago, these are the master bluesman that stayed home ,stayed close to family, stayed close to honesty, Delta Blues. Real Authentic, no glitter ,unpolished , unmolested . Straight from the gut of the soul out thru the hands and into a guitar or harmonica that put right back into the listeners soul.
Go back and listen to Reverend Gary Davis "soon my work will all be done" if you not crying, ill stop trying.
Cheers.
I discovered these guys at 12 and now I'm 65 and they NEVER get old
Same here. 65 and every song takes me back to a time in my life.
Me too. ❤
18 and 70 for me. 👍
12 and 63
I'm there too.....and both my kids, 23 and 26 are REALLY into them.....
I love your reactions. I was 14 when this came out. You gotta remember it was the stone age back then, not lo-tech we're talking NO-tech lol. The talent here is immense. Thanks for your open mind.
Thank You Deborah
Yep!! I was a teen in the 70s too...a little older ☺
@@juliemanarin4127 Turning 67 next Sunday. This came out in '69, idk why I remember it as '68, maybe it had some airplay before the LP came out (Zep 2). So grateful I was there for this!
@@deborahpaley21 Turning 66 next month. We had the best music and LZ is proof. 😎
It took me years to realize that the girl in this song is the 'the ring' from Lord of the Rings. I know, I'm slow, the song even has a reference to 'Gollum' and 'Mordor'
Yep Lord Of The Rings!
Me too. Of course I had never read LOTR. After the movie came out, it still took me a few yrs to figure it out, lol. A lot of their songs reference The Hobbit or Lord Of The Rings.
Indeed. Just have to have kids to learn that.
I was such a Led Head as a kid I read everything and bought everything Led Zep- I read the lyrics and an interview with the Hobbit references and inspiration so I went to the library & checked out the Hobbit to read while I listened to the actual LP- I am oooold
@@juliemanarin4127 i know this is very random but i see you on every single video involving music i love just thought i would point this out much respect for your music taste
I'm still waiting for the magic of When the Levee Breaks to hit your eardrums!
My fave.
Led Zeppelin is timeless, they sound just good today and there is not a crap song in their whole catalog
You are SO RIGHT Debi !!!!
Im still madly in love with Robert Plant , for 53 yrs & I always will 🙏🏽🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
They were, are and WILL ALWAYS BE the ultimate rock band…
“Damn”
Exactly.
Hey young fella it makes my heart jump to see your generation digging the mighty Zep 🙏
Those concert clips are from the LIVE concert at Madison Square Garden 1973. The sound is so basey and beautiful. You should really watch it. Its lifechanging. Its why its viral now. If you havemt reviewed it yet then it is an absolute must. You will never forget it.
Greatest band
Period
Have been in love with the bass line all these years. Turn up the volumn!
Best baseline i ever heard
Jimmy Page was the brilliance behind most of the band's production. He came up with effects that were way ahead of their time and his guitar playing was unsurpassed. He even "improved" Bonham's already powerful drumming with certain ways he utilized sound and equipment. This band was so beyond anything that existed then or since! The ultimate "psychedelic rock" in my day.
Led Zeppelin's music 🎶 is timeless
Indeed
JPJ’s bass work is stupid good on this track.
Agreed, but honestly when isn't he an absolute technician?
True. As time went on and more albums came to be, I began to expect nothing less. 🤩
Once upon a time I sat in on bass with a bar band.. someone in the band was a friend of a friend...they trusted me... I didn't know what tune they would call... it was this. Damn. About 5 seconds notice. Strapped on my big boy attitude and hit it! Such a great bass line.
When you can draw crowds like that, you can have your own jumbo jetliner too! 🤩
indeed
You won't be disappointed with any Zeppelin album. Physical Graffiti is a monster. Also, if you want to see where Robert Plant gets a lot of his vocal style from check out Steve Marriott from The Small Faces. Robert Plant called him "the greatest white bluesman of all time". The Small Faces were an incredible band in their own right.
Physical Graffiti, ok got it ✌🏾🙏
@@abracadabra3033 Hell yeah! "In My Time of Dying" is over 11 minutes long and worth every single second. :)
Steve Marriott was great. Small Faces / Humble Pie. You wanna hear a white dude getting down on some soulful, bluesy vocals? Check out "Black Coffee" by Humble Pie. They have some sisters doing background vocals too. It's a sweet-ass song. th-cam.com/video/b72s1Mz3sqY/w-d-xo.html
Yes Physical Graffiti is the most unbelievable album!!
@@abracadabra3033 do their live performances!! Amazing!!
My favorite all time song, it's got so many depths, the more you listen.
I'm right there with you. My cousin and I drove a '73 Pinto from Maine to Mexico City when I was 17. We had 3 cassettes with us, Tull's Aqualung, Eagles Greatest hits (Vol. 1, before we knew they would need a second volume), and Led Zeppelin 2. The Zep and Tull albums are both still in my top 5 all time.
Led Zeppelin is always great music, you can’t go wrong with any of their music. I love all the new fans, & you & their appreciation of the greatest band ever.
Don’t you just love them!!! I have their entire collection. My big brother turned me on to them back in the 70s and I fell in love. He actually got to see them live. I was too young to go. If you haven’t already done it, PLEASE react to “Since I’ve Been Loving You.” Soooo good 😎
I will , I do love them , indeed 😎✌🏾🙏
I'm 61 and they've always been my favorite...Greatest band ever!!
@@juliemanarin4127 I am 53 so I think I was around 9 or 10 when I first heard them. My brother is your age and he had all the good albums. I was hooked immediately and still am! I only wish I could’ve seen a live show. I had the biggest crush on Jimmy Page too ☺️
Never had stereo when I was a kid; first time I ever saw one or put on headphones was in the room next door in the dorm in 1969. And this is the first song I ever heard on headphones! Will never forget it....
Great pick!
Love your heartfelt honest reactions to Led Zeppelin. I grew up in the 60s and 70s....saw them live and my God ...no band can come close to these Grandmasters of Rock n Roll/ Blues. Greatest vocalist Greatest Drummer ...Greatest Bass player / keyboard artist...and Creator Jimmy Page ...Greatest guitarist ...of that era. Pp age ..Jeff Beck .and Frank Zappa were unique in that they were composers and master musicians. This band formed in 1968. 53 years ago Dude!!!! Play the LIVE STUFF. TRY EARLY 69' AND 70" ...YOU WILL REALLY APPRECIATE THEIR TRUE GREATNESS
Thank you Peter ✌🙏
If anybody deserves a crowd that big, it would be Led Zeppelin.
Every one of their albums is worth owning in my opinion.
One of Zeppelin's best, no doubt. They were all over the radio for my entire childhood (born in '65), but I didn't really start appreciaiting them until I was an adult.
You are so spot on!! There is no Bad or average Zep Tune!
Nice!! I feel young again, listening to this. 60 feeling 20....ahhh! ✌
Me too 61 and feeling 18!
You go girl!
Hands down the best rock band in history; long live Led Zeppelin!
They are the GOATs...fact brother!
Led Zeppelin is the greatest rock & roll band to ever exist.
The baseline in this song is a masterpiece.. truly.. rambling and smooth..
John Paul Jones was the soul underpinning this one
I saw them in London in '75 when I was 15. I am 65 now, and I still love them.
Led Zeppelin was my grandfather's favorite band, and has always been mine aswell. That's 3 generations of fans.
Great reaction and opinion, I was a teen when Led Zep hit the scene. I had hair and a waist back then and listening to Ramble On in a smoke filled pub in England ( the smoke was mostly herbal!!) I still have my LP's and still, carefully play them. Now my grandkids want to get their hands on them!! Only when I dead!!
That Bass. That Bass slaps.
I just love your reaction to LZ. I've been listening to them since 1969. I'm now 68 years old.
The way I really hear the lyrics to songs I've listened to my whole life when I watch a reaction has taught me to listen more in other aspects of my life. Thank you, Sir
😎✌🏾🙏
GOATS!!!!!!!!
I just listened to several Led Zeppelin albums yesterday while I was working. I was flashing back to my younger years when I had a few Led Zep cassettes that I bought from RCA Music Club (12 cassettes for 1 cent). They truly did exude cool. Might I recommend reacting to "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You" from their first album?
Idk about rca, but I worked for Columbia House record and tapes as a proofreader for the orders...I was 16 at the time..
@@tracythehippiechick I also used Columbia House. RCA later became BMG.
Let’s gooo
My son taught himself to play guitar by listening to Led Zeppelin’s music! ☮️❤️🎸👵🏼
You really need to react to their 2007 Celebration Day Reunion concert. Kashmir from this concert is so good, they were older, Robert was almost 60, but they still could bring it!!🎶🎵🎶🎵 If you havent done, Since Ive Been Loving You live from Madison Square Garden 1973, you're in for a great performance, because there is nothing like watching them live!!🎶🎵🎶🎵
I’ve always loved this song!
🔥 JPJ’s bassline is just such a wonderful tribute to the GOAT James Jamerson… That outro!!! 🔥🔥🔥
In my opinion, the most talented band from top to bottom.
Saw them in 1977 in Michigan. Road trip from Toronto at age 19. Interesting border crossing......in Detroit. Fabulous show!!
My Led Zeppelin collection is magnificent ❤❤❤❤
Thank you for keeping our generation of music alive
Man you GOTTA hear "Your time is gonna come", "What is and what should never be", "Ten years gone", "Fool in the rain", Going to California', "Battle of Evermore"....! Some of their very best..!
Check out these LZ bangers too: "Heartbreaker/Living Loving Maid (She's Just a Woman)", "What Is and What Should Never Be", "Bring It On Home", "Celebration Day", "Since I've Been Loving You", "How Many More Times" ...
Got it ✌🙏
🤣🤘🏻😎👍 BRILLIANT 🍹
✌🏾🙏😎
¡Buenas tardes de España!
Thank god for Led Zeppelin ✌️ Just a genius band. Thanks for your reaction - happy you enjoyed it. I loved it!
Paz ✌️
✌🏾🙏
One of my favorites. You know how to pick the best...
Abra,what a way to start a Saturday ,some Zep & You reacting to them..it don't get any better than that. Your cool too my man. Love your reactions, keep up the great work.
Yep, one of the greats.
As a bass player, this is one song that was a must learn for me. I sat down one day and learned to play it note for note by ear. This song was on the song list in a cover band I was in in the mid 80's and me teaching myself this tune in the 70s really came in handy
Thank`s Abra.I am 69 years old,and i be so glad to see your reactions to this era when the music just exploded.Almost all of the music you are playing was and still is my favorites.When i am listening to what they are doing today,about "pop music",i just be sad when i am listening to it.Not one real instrument, and to me all of that sounds like one artist could have done all of that.At that time almost every band had their own style and you directly heard which group as was playing.I know,this was a time, then there was so much drugs involved then this kind of music been done,but i think it helped them to get to a higher ground in making music.
Spin their discography like on the Wheel of Fortune…..Wherever the wheel stops, the song will be 🔥…….👊🏻
Absolutely..where ever the wheel stops is pure rock gold.
Yessssss Zeppelin!! Please do more!!!
Been a Zeppelin loyalist since 1969 and appreciate you reacting to this classic.
🙋🏻♂️ I subscribed because of Led Zeppelin 🙌🏾 thank you 😊
Portland Oregon USA 🇺🇸
Thank You ✌🏾🙏
More, please! Every track is brilliant.
Led Zeppelin and the Revolution reached far and wide and other rock bands got on the Love train as well
.
Here’s a little story that is as true as Bob: Sweet Connie is referred to in Grand Funk Railroad’s “We’re an American Band”. She hails from the same southern wannabe city as my family. She met my brother back in the late seventies and they were long time friends until his death in the 2000’s.
My brother said that his first visit in Connies office/den left him speechless and in awe. It was like the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, but dimensions of a certain biological characteristic were in view instead of music memorabilia and such
Along the walls were bookshelves but instead of holding books, they held plaster cast sculptures of the phallus of almost every famous rock star in the sixties and seventies . If you weren’t in Connie’s collection, you weren’t fry. Everyone was on the roll call from entire groups of drummers, guitar slingers front vocalists, keyboardists , song writers, recording artists, just a plethora of music greats spanning over twenty years.
The long and short of it was each cast sculpture sat erect atop a wooden base with the gold etching of the musicians’ name and date they “posed” for the plaster casting. Lol
Love this song, glad you gave it a listen
Frickin hard-core song....nice reaction fella....
Love the video man! Wonderful footage with a playful side. I too love the lull of the softer melody and then that drop! Yes! Thank you for sharing young man! 😽💋🎶
I’ve been following you for a while now and you have inspired me. Music truly is universal and your reactions have got me listening to music I never would have listened to before. I usually have to pull up the lyrics to read along but WOW !!! I’ve missed out on quite a bit over the years. Thank you !!
This was always one of my fave zeppelin tunes!!!!!!!!
"Cool as fuck" - Sums it up completely
Indeed
BTW brother love your channel and your reactions. You are one of my favorites because I can see and feel your reactions are genuine
Always great 👍
This never gets old.
chills. every time.
Thank You for reacting to this song, one of my FAVES!! I grew up listening to the BEST rock band EVER. AND STILL DO LISTEN.... AWESOME REACTION!! 🌸
Something about this song is so nostalgic and moving. Intense! Thx for reaction! 💕
It is 🙏✌🏾
Just great. Love your take on music Ab.
Thank You
Phenomenal song from the amazing Led Zeppelin ll. I remember buying it when it came out. Played the hell out of it! Blew me away. 🎼🎵🎶🇨🇦🇨🇦
So glad you checked this out. Zepplin had many hits, this one is lit. My favorite by them. 🔥
Kick ass , badasses , love you Robert
I've been watching your reactions for a while brother man you got good taste in music keep it going
That moment you said damn caused a flashback for me as a youngster when I first heard this song! I said that same thing in my head cause my grandparents were around lol
artistry to be enjoyed for many many a generation 🎸🔥🔥 thanks for your reaction 🎸🌎🌎
My favorite song by them!
Good to see 303 back on a bit of Zeppelin. The most genuine Zeppelin "reaction" vids you will probably ever see, by the coolest dude you will ever see doing it.
Thank You Aleister
4:45 The Crowd was at RFK Stadium at Live Aid '85. Zeppelin as usual came on right at twilight. This was when Network Tv Coverage began at 8:00PM. I still remember the MTV guy saying "most people in the crowd say they are here for one thing, to witness the return of Led Zeppelin."
Apparently when they came on to the stage, there was pushing and shoving from the other famous acts/bands/musicians performing that night, trying to get a glimpse of the Mighty Zeppelin as they went on stage for the first time since 1980 when they disbanded.
zeppelin 2 is my favorite record brings me back to great childhood memories
These guys never disappoint...
Led Zeppelin.....#legend #fromoneledhead2another✌🏻
The world's first taste of LZ. Song 1 off their first album. Gotta love it..
My favorite Led Zep song
Hello , im new on your channell , I saw them in Concert 2 times in Chicago , I love Led Zeppelin to pieces , im a fan for 53 yrs
One of the best Led Zeppelin songs. What a groove. They are my favorite rock band. Robert's vocals are always 🔥
His vocals are incredible
Kool , thank you so much , I agree
Zeppelin had SWAG, no doubt about it…
first band to fly on their own jet. says a lot.
Funky little rock tune from all those years ago. We loved it..
You play RAMBLE ON and disappear 🤘🏻😎🍹 . 🤣🤘🏻😎 You rock 👍
I love your reactions on your videos. Best reaction channel on TH-cam. Thank you for taking us on this amazing musical journey back to a time that brings back great memories. With that being said I need to recommend a band that most people call the new Led Zeppelin... Greta Van Fleet. They are an amazing band from Detroit that sound soooooo much like Led Zeppelin. You will love then when you hear them. Robert Plant even was amazed by the lead singer when he first heard them and saw how young the lead singer was. You won't be disappointed when you hear them.. thank you for all your hard work making these great videos. Keep on rocking. 🤘🏻🤘🏻