Thanks for doing my pick! Glad you enjoyed it and yes the blues is another side of Zeppelin and a very important one. It was really their starting point when they began in 1968. I was privileged to be at this Madison Square Garden show July 29, 1973. Lots more great Zeppelin to come!
I saw them in 1973 at MSG. They played three nights and I have no idea which night I attended. They filmed all three nights though. You have good taste.
I will envy you to the day i die...i was supposed to see them in Greensboro, NC for the "In Through the Outdoor Tour"...and we know what happened...what a great memory for you!! I am definitely jealous!!
Brother and sister….you have barely scratched the surface of Led Zeppelin….they were very much about the blues…and putting their own stank on it…as well as rock….arguably the greatest blues-based rock band of all time!
I'm late to the party with Led Zeppelin. I grew up on The Stones and The Beatles, lately ive started to appreciate how great a band they are, Robert Plant is up there with the best frontmen ive seen.
Eddie Van Halen said that Page plays live like a 2 year old with a broken hand. He also said that Randy Rhodes stole from him. I'd say that while Eddie was a world class guitarist, his fragile ego could not realize that there was better guitar players out there. He had to compensate with his mouth. Page is brilliant here. Every single Zeppelin song was different. With AC/DC hear one song and you have heard them all. With Led Zeppelin hear them all to hear them all.
Turns out Eddie got upset with Page because during an interview after their debut album, Page said he was unfamiliar with what was going on in the US so he couldn't comment about EVH. There ya go...fragile ego.
“ Dazed and Confused” ( studio version) , “ How Many More Times”, “ “ Heartbreaker”, “ The Lemon Song”, the list is very long guys. Lots more fun to be had on this journey with Led Zeppelin! Enjoying what you do so far. Best wishes from 🏴 England.
You Shook Me. Another incredible song. This is an amazing song of theirs. The catalog is so deep with quality and variety. Thanks for reacting to this.
This is my favorite version of this song! I remember when I was a young teen listening to the wall speaker radio/intercom and hearing the breaking news that John Bonham was dead, I was heartbroken.
The Gods were with Zep on that night. Incredible and most likely the greatest live rock performance. Plant was on top with his vocal brilliance and strength. JPJ’s can’t be underrated or benign in how well it stays all together and provide the bass side along with this funeral organ vibe throughout. Bravo!! So good!!
Zeppelin does blues but they always put their own twist on the form. In this case, they use a twist on the usual chord progression and it’s also a very unique and emotional turnaround. This was all played in a take in a studio on Zep III.
People expanding their Led Zeppelin listenings past the radio tracks DO often seem surprised by the diversity of their discography- Led Zeppelin was never just one thing or one sound, but carried on the traditions of their blues and folk forefathers to create so many different sounds, spanning many genres. I would suggest watching this concert start to finish, it's incredible!
One thing you will find as you go through the Led Zeppelin catalogue is that they do not have a 'usual style'. They unashameably take inspiration from a wide variety of musical genres, but make each one their own
Love Since I’ve Been Loving You!!!! My favorite, especially this version, saw them do this live, Incredible!!! Such talent, if you watch the movie or have ever seen them live, John Paul Jones playing bass with his feet and keyboards at the same time! There will never be musicians like that again! Plant’s voice is his instrument! Great stuff!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️ RIP John Bonham!
There’s so much variety is the brilliance of Zeppelin. Lots of Blues, along with Beauty… Please react to: Song Remains the Same/Rain Song Y’all will be blown away!
I saw this entire movie (The Song Remains the Same) when it came to the theaters and saw them live in 1977 for just $11!. Incredible. So damn glad I was young then and grew up with this music! My 20 year old granddaughter loves them too!
Led Z is one of those bands that the more you listen to the more you realize how unique and amazingly talented they are. I knew the hits, have listened to them for many yrs but thanks to reaction vids like this one I have learned so much about so many bands/artists. Great reaction vid.
Thanks for reacting to this. I saw The Mighty Zeppelin at the Oakland Coliseum July 1977. Day On The Green. Incredible concert. It was their last North American concert. They flew to New Orleans after the show and Robert Plant got the dreaded phone call from the UK that his beloved 5 year old son Karac had passed away suddenly of an infection. This band no doubt is the greatest rock band of all time in the world. No one before, during or after has or ever will surpass this band and their music and prowess and studio and live work. The four band members were synced so well during their time together. Master musicians each and every one of them. Plant was an incredible vocalist and Page undoubtedly one of the greatest guitarist of all time. John Paul Jones was a master at Piano/Organ/Synthesizer and Mandolin among other instruments. John Bonham was the greatest drummer of all time.
Yes Zeppelin does blues, and they're one of the best to do it! For another great blues track from them check out Tea For One, it's a lesser known one from their last album but it's great nonetheless.
There's LZ blues throughout their discography. It morphs just like their journey throughout their 10+ years together. This is my favorite LZ number and this performance!!! Page and Plant continued to do SIBLY during their tours together during the 90s - interesting to hear how it changed over 20 years. Great reaction. Thank you☮
I just love this song by Zeppelin. There is just no band like them. This video used to have audience reaction in it that was so fun to watch-not sure why it's been removed.
I think a lot of reactors are getting copyright problems with the original SRTS version that's in the movie. This different edit seems to be getting through.
Led Zeppelin's last performance together was 1980. John Bonham was already 27 years gone by the time they did that one off reunion concert with Jason in 2007.
The roots of Led Zeppelin was The Blues, and they do play it well. This performance from the docu-movie, The Song Remains the Same, one of the best concert performances put on film.
What's so hard to remember about Zeppelin is just how young they were when they got together...and just 5 years later in 1973 at this concert they 25 (Plant and Bonham) 29 (Page) 27 (John Paul Jones) were still very young......a testament to their uniquely talented and unquestionably brilliant power.
Does Led Zep do blues? Pretty much their entire first album is blues rock covers of old blues songs, and they use the lyrics from such songs throughout their career. Check out the studio version of this one.
Most of especially guitarists, in this genre, Page, Clapton, Richards, we’re heavily inflicted by American blues artists such as Muddy Waters, Robert Johnson, Leadbelly.
Led Zeppelin started out as a blues and rock band if you listen to LZ! and LZII. One of their most famous songs is When the Levee Breaks and it is a really John Bonham song for his drums and the sound he got for it. Besides Page was a teen studio musician in the 60s with the blues swirling all over London and Plant's most cherished possession was his Robert Johnson album when he met Page. The music scene was heavily blues based and the played loved the american blue singers.Like Muddy, Howlin' Wolf, BB King, ect. When British bands went to America they always wanted to go to Stax n Chicago and Sam Phillips place in Nashville. The young british players in bands almost would bow down say :We're not worthy' to the blues legends that came to play in London. Jimmy Page was the last of the great 3 guitarists that played for the Yardbirds which was blues based.
That was improvised from start to finish, and in my opinion the best live version by far of Since I've Been Loving You. If your considering listening to it again, I would recommend the recorded version where it's more bluesy, and there's a better build up. Led Zeppelin is blues, jazz, and folk influenced, and there are elements of these genres in their songs. Most of their early songs are blues rock, which are my favorite from them. I saw Led Zeppelin 3 times in concert, and I too was conflicted over watching Robert Plant or Jimmy Page. Both are great performers, great at what they do, and the other two are some of the best musicians in rock. If you react to more Led Zeppelin, I would suggest reacting to Kashmir Live at Knebworth 1979 official video. A shout out and hats off to the person who recommended this version of Since I've Been Loving You. Lastly both of you did a fabulous job reacting to this song.
I live in Spain liining To Reggaton jbut now I going back to my roots in London and seeing Zeb live #4 times by the way I’m Now #89 sitting in garden here in Spain listen to the greatest Bang ever.😅😅
70’s baby here, started getting into music about ‘78 , today’s artists are not required to have the same level of talent as musicians from this era. It’s almost two different genres even though it may be considered the same type of music from then to now
The runs that Robert Plant is doing and Jimmy matching him on the guitar is one of my favorite things ever.
Yeah, amazing call and response.
The keyboard too, but its a little hard to hear in the mix. Lucky for me, I listen to all Zeppelin at 11. 😎😎
This performance was one of the best in history, the atmosphere and vibe might even be unmatched.
Absolutely the standard - a master class in Live Rock N Roll Concerts
best band ever!
Zeppelin is a blues rock band! Very evident in this song.
"Dazed and Confused" by Led Zeppelin is a must react to.
Live shows were fantastic in the 70’s
awww man i envy anyone who listens to this song for the first time...
The Rain Song is a beautiful masterpiece
Greatest Rock and Roll Band…. Ever!!!
Agreed
Quite simply the greatest rock band of all time
Yep
Thanks for doing my pick! Glad you enjoyed it and yes the blues is another side of Zeppelin and a very important one. It was really their starting point when they began in 1968. I was privileged to be at this Madison Square Garden show July 29, 1973. Lots more great Zeppelin to come!
I saw them in 1973 at MSG. They played three nights and I have no idea which night I attended. They filmed all three nights though. You have good taste.
Well then...I hate you +jealousy
I was only 10 🥲
Thanks for that suggestion. I was hoping they would react to some live Led Zeppelin, and that was one of the best choices.
I will envy you to the day i die...i was supposed to see them in Greensboro, NC for the "In Through the Outdoor Tour"...and we know what happened...what a great memory for you!! I am definitely jealous!!
When the Levee breaks is a must and Kashmir both ranked in the top 20 songs of all time
Two of my favourite LZ songs.
BEST BAND EVER.
*Psychedelic Blues. Led Zeppelin is for the ADVANCED music listener. 💥💥💥👍😎
Cerebral...all of it
One could argue that ALL Zeppelin is blues, to a degree.
You shook me babe Abert hall live 1970 a must
Brother and sister….you have barely scratched the surface of Led Zeppelin….they were very much about the blues…and putting their own stank on it…as well as rock….arguably the greatest blues-based rock band of all time!
I'm late to the party with Led Zeppelin. I grew up on The Stones and The Beatles, lately ive started to appreciate how great a band they are, Robert Plant is up there with the best frontmen ive seen.
Any guitar player that can make a basically 12 bar blues shuffle sound this good is a genius.
Full emotion packed performance.
Studio version of this song outstanding then again everything they do is amazing
Eddie Van Halen said that Page plays live like a 2 year old with a broken hand. He also said that Randy Rhodes stole from him. I'd say that while Eddie was a world class guitarist, his fragile ego could not realize that there was better guitar players out there. He had to compensate with his mouth. Page is brilliant here. Every single Zeppelin song was different. With AC/DC hear one song and you have heard them all. With Led Zeppelin hear them all to hear them all.
And fuck the habs
Turns out Eddie got upset with Page because during an interview after their debut album, Page said he was unfamiliar with what was going on in the US so he couldn't comment about EVH. There ya go...fragile ego.
Eddie was a prick anyways sure he's great but Jimmy is the 👑 @@davidreilly8888
Lol Eddy was on drugs Jimmy is the 👑
Blues with a tinge of rock!
I was there for all the shows.. first time I saw them was Fillmore East N.Y 1969
I never had the chance,but ever since they put out their first album,I've been buying their albums.
Wasn't that gig,the first in their American tour?
The GOATS
Led Zeppelin the legendary band
Been to hundreds of concerts. Saw Zep in 73 and 75. Nothing topped those shows. Yes, they are the GOATs.
So many great bands over the years ... no one better the led zeppelin
When God's walked amongst us!!!
“ Dazed and Confused” ( studio version) , “ How Many More Times”, “ “ Heartbreaker”, “ The Lemon Song”, the list is very long guys. Lots more fun to be had on this journey with Led Zeppelin! Enjoying what you do so far. Best wishes from 🏴 England.
Deeply rooted in blues. Much of their music are covers of the pioneers of blues.
When I bought Led Zep 3 in 1970 ,and came to the second track, Since Ive Been Loving You, the 10th time round, I knew I had bought a fantastic album.
This is why they where more than an Heavy Metal Band!
Zeppelin is all about the Blues 💙
was a bit surprised to find you have not reacted to Gallows Pole ....such a lovely little tale of the hangman!!
They do it ALL!! They are brilliant!
Great way to start our day .... Thanks❤
During the period, nobody could touch them. Robert Plant really looked the part of the ultimate rock god.
Led Zeppelin - Dazed And Confused 1970 Royal Albert Hall is a must see.
The blues is their customary sound
You Shook Me. Another incredible song. This is an amazing song of theirs. The catalog is so deep with quality and variety. Thanks for reacting to this.
This is my favorite version of this song which is awesome. Page is a very good blues player.
Led Zeppelin are GOAT best band ever, I saw half of them back in 95 the page n plant tour, best damn concert I have ever seen
Led Zeppelin does not
plug in to amplifiers
Led Zeppelin
plugs in to your SOUL ❤
That's Dave Gilmour.
The core of Zeppelin is blues rock, it is what they are and i love it 👍
Led Zeppelin is The Blues on steroids.
This is my favorite version of this song! I remember when I was a young teen listening to the wall speaker radio/intercom and hearing the breaking news that John Bonham was dead, I was heartbroken.
The Gods were with Zep on that night. Incredible and most likely the greatest live rock performance. Plant was on top with his vocal brilliance and strength. JPJ’s can’t be underrated or benign in how well it stays all together and provide the bass side along with this funeral organ vibe throughout. Bravo!! So good!!
I was at that performance in the Garden. I still get chills every time I listen to it
Just never gets old, to me! "The Song Remains the Same" is STILL available on DVD. I would say it is a must own, but I may be biased. Thanks!!
Zeppelin does blues but they always put their own twist on the form. In this case, they use a twist on the usual chord progression and it’s also a very unique and emotional turnaround. This was all played in a take in a studio on Zep III.
More led zeppelin please 😊
The blues and their take on it was what they were known for early on.
Yes! There are so many bluesy Led Zeppelin songs! One of the greatest bands of all time. Each member is the GOAT in their respective areas.
People expanding their Led Zeppelin listenings past the radio tracks DO often seem surprised by the diversity of their discography- Led Zeppelin was never just one thing or one sound, but carried on the traditions of their blues and folk forefathers to create so many different sounds, spanning many genres. I would suggest watching this concert start to finish, it's incredible!
LZ has always been a blues band
Beautiful
Sounds like a love song. I've been working at 7-11 every night and it kinda makes my life a drag. Lol. Great song.
Studio version! Is the consummate
Version. It will give me chills to this very Day!
One thing you will find as you go through the Led Zeppelin catalogue is that they do not have a 'usual style'. They unashameably take inspiration from a wide variety of musical genres, but make each one their own
Love Since I’ve Been Loving You!!!! My favorite, especially this version, saw them do this live, Incredible!!! Such talent, if you watch the movie or have ever seen them live, John Paul Jones playing bass with his feet and keyboards at the same time! There will never be musicians like that again! Plant’s voice is his instrument! Great stuff!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️ RIP John Bonham!
Tea for one is Led Zeppelin at their best blues song 😊
One of the reasons they are my all time favorite band, they have many different types of songs!
There first show was in Denver the day after Christmas.
I would definitely recommend babe I'm gonna leave you by Zeppelin. It's a masterpiece
There’s so much variety is the brilliance of Zeppelin. Lots of Blues, along with Beauty…
Please react to: Song Remains the Same/Rain Song
Y’all will be blown away!
yes!! THIS is the one!! You two will FREAK! One of my ALL TIME favorite performances EVER--not just led zeppelin--. Such a masterclass
I saw this entire movie (The Song Remains the Same) when it came to the theaters and saw them live in 1977 for just $11!. Incredible. So damn glad I was young then and grew up with this music! My 20 year old granddaughter loves them too!
The Song became a cult classic . We used to have midnight shows where it was a party , open bottles etc...
Has always been one of my favorite live songs of all time it just does it for me🎉❤
Look at "In My Time of Dying"...super cool song by Zep
Led Z is one of those bands that the more you listen to the more you realize how unique and amazingly talented they are. I knew the hits, have listened to them for many yrs but thanks to reaction vids like this one I have learned so much about so many bands/artists.
Great reaction vid.
Thanks for reacting to this. I saw The Mighty Zeppelin at the Oakland Coliseum July 1977. Day On The Green. Incredible concert. It was their last North American concert. They flew to New Orleans after the show and Robert Plant got the dreaded phone call from the UK that his beloved 5 year old son Karac had passed away suddenly of an infection. This band no doubt is the greatest rock band of all time in the world. No one before, during or after has or ever will surpass this band and their music and prowess and studio and live work. The four band members were synced so well during their time together. Master musicians each and every one of them. Plant was an incredible vocalist and Page undoubtedly one of the greatest guitarist of all time. John Paul Jones was a master at Piano/Organ/Synthesizer and Mandolin among other instruments. John Bonham was the greatest drummer of all time.
Yes Zeppelin does blues, and they're one of the best to do it! For another great blues track from them check out Tea For One, it's a lesser known one from their last album but it's great nonetheless.
There's LZ blues throughout their discography. It morphs just like their journey throughout their 10+ years together. This is my favorite LZ number and this performance!!! Page and Plant continued to do SIBLY during their tours together during the 90s - interesting to hear how it changed over 20 years. Great reaction. Thank you☮
I urge you to review the rest of this concert . Including the entire 26 minutes of Dazed and Confused.
I just love this song by Zeppelin. There is just no band like them. This video used to have audience reaction in it that was so fun to watch-not sure why it's been removed.
The audience reaction hasn’t been removed, this is a different video which was filmed on a different night. The other one is better in my opinion.
I think a lot of reactors are getting copyright problems with the original SRTS version that's in the movie. This different edit seems to be getting through.
no, same show, audience portions removed.
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There is Led Zeppelin and there is everyone else. They are the best
You should try the studio version. Another incredible song is "Achilles Last Stand "
Blues ? Check out the entire 1st album . Best blues EVER . And Definately Tea For one . Get's totally overlooked . Just as good as this one .
Led Zeppelin "Kashmir" But must be the live version from Celebration Day Concert. Their last performance together. Iconic performance.
Led Zeppelin's last performance together was 1980.
John Bonham was already 27 years gone by the time they did that one off reunion concert with Jason in 2007.
Kashmir @ knebworth 1979 is on a different level th-cam.com/video/hW_WLxseq0o/w-d-xo.html
Great song but studio version first then do the live version.
No Quarter
MSG 73'
It will blow your dumbbells off your rack😮
ASHE ❤
The roots of Led Zeppelin was The Blues, and they do play it well. This performance from the docu-movie, The Song Remains the Same, one of the best concert performances put on film.
This concert, Queen in Montreal 81 and London Live Aid are 3 I wish I could have attended.
What's so hard to remember about Zeppelin is just how young they were when they got together...and just 5 years later in 1973 at this concert they 25 (Plant and Bonham) 29 (Page) 27 (John Paul Jones) were still very young......a testament to their uniquely talented and unquestionably brilliant power.
Does Led Zep do blues?
Pretty much their entire first album is blues rock covers of old blues songs, and they use the lyrics from such songs throughout their career.
Check out the studio version of this one.
You should have seen them live, I saw them back in 1977 the very first concert I ever attended what a first concert experience they were awesome
Zeppelin was mostly Blues in the early days, but they didn't have a lane.
Most of especially guitarists, in this genre, Page, Clapton, Richards, we’re heavily inflicted by American blues artists such as Muddy Waters, Robert Johnson, Leadbelly.
Led Zeppelin started out as a blues and rock band if you listen to LZ! and LZII. One of their most famous songs is When the Levee Breaks and it is a really John Bonham song for his drums and the sound he got for it.
Besides Page was a teen studio musician in the 60s with the blues swirling all over London and Plant's most cherished possession was his Robert Johnson album when he met Page.
The music scene was heavily blues based and the played loved the american blue singers.Like Muddy, Howlin' Wolf, BB King, ect. When British bands went to America they always wanted to go to Stax n Chicago and Sam Phillips place in Nashville.
The young british players in bands almost would bow down say :We're not worthy' to the blues legends that came to play in London.
Jimmy Page was the last of the great 3 guitarists that played for the Yardbirds which was blues based.
Actually Led Zeppelin was the rising of the ashes of the Yardbirds. Interesting story that.
That was improvised from start to finish, and in my opinion the best live version by far of Since I've Been Loving You. If your considering listening to it again, I would recommend the recorded version where it's more bluesy, and there's a better build up. Led Zeppelin is blues, jazz, and folk influenced, and there are elements of these genres in their songs. Most of their early songs are blues rock, which are my favorite from them. I saw Led Zeppelin 3 times in concert, and I too was conflicted over watching Robert Plant or Jimmy Page. Both are great performers, great at what they do, and the other two are some of the best musicians in rock. If you react to more Led Zeppelin, I would suggest reacting to Kashmir Live at Knebworth 1979 official video. A shout out and hats off to the person who recommended this version of Since I've Been Loving You. Lastly both of you did a fabulous job reacting to this song.
Have loved LZ since 1970
"KASHMIR" live performance from "Celebration Day."
I live in Spain liining To Reggaton jbut now I going back to my roots in London and seeing Zeb live #4 times by the way I’m Now #89 sitting in garden here in Spain listen to the greatest Bang ever.😅😅
One of the greatest live performances, Since I’ve Been Loving You is sheer perfection. Robert Plant in his prime, what can one say 🔥
70’s baby here, started getting into music about ‘78 , today’s artists are not required to have the same level of talent as musicians from this era. It’s almost two different genres even though it may be considered the same type of music from then to now
I think I can't quit you babe is more Blues
After he says don't you see them falling watch John hit that symbol with authority 💪
Aloha Ed, well done 🎉❤😊
Greatest blues band I've ever heard!
Rock Blues band only some of their songs are bluesy many are not at all
True gods of Rock