I’ve always said that about whichever Zeppelin song I was listening to. Same with Pink Floyd, which every song I play is my favorite. Love, love, love them. Annie
If you're a "Led Head" like l am, then anyone of their songs will do. Saw them soooo many times as a teenager and now l'm one of those Grandma's having a great time watching a new generation enjoying the music that my generation grew up with, l feel like it's giving it new life somehow 🤟😜
As my dad likes to say: "I saw Zep live many times. And the fact I remember any of it is remarkable!" His other favorite one is: "I got kicked out of a few Zep concerts. And let me tell you, you have to be REALLY up to some shit to get kicked out of a Zep concert."
To ramble can mean talking without sticking to a point, but it can also mean travelling without any particular end point in mind. It's the latter meaning here. It's about someone who finds it hard to settle down in one place and he's torn between his desire to leave and desire to stay. The music and change of tempo reflect his torn feelings and turbulent emotions. This song was originally written by a woman called Anne Bredon but the music is all their own.
Speaking of which, "Ramble On" is another fantastic Led Zep song...one of my favourites. Brilliant the way they blend folk and rock, acoustic and electric, light and heavy.
@@anthonyinsetta6046 Joan Baez covered it. She heard it from a friend of Anne Bredon without knowing its origins, and thought it was just traditional. LZ heard Baez playing it, and because of her attribution they also thought it was 'traditional' 'Traditional' is the term used for an old song with an unknown writer. Anne Bredon was credited later.
@@heliotropezzz333 thank you I didn’t know that I was watching an interview with jimmy and he mentioned Joan Baez I love hearing history of this band so agsin thank you for your info
This song always meant to me that The Band was going on tour..in the summer. The Tour was calling him. He hates to leave her but he has to go...But he will be back.
It is an amazing song! Off their first album, Plant was 19 yrs old. This track is the studio version (hint listen to the into, it's an acoustic Guitar. Live Jimmy would use his electric) the live very early concert footage has been dubbed in as have the effects. Whoever put it together did a great job. Ramble was a term used as a slang for someone who would move on, not settling or wanting roots anywhere. Beat Club was a German TV show aired each week from the mid 60's to around the mid 70's. Usually had Live Bands with new albums featured. They'd play a short set of a few songs. If you were a major act trying to make it in Germany, getting on the show would be a huge help.
Oh wow i really appreciate the deep detail you went into . you answered my questions thoroughly and gave me a nice little side note on jimmy thanks i really appreciate you taking out the time to write me such a detailed answer. god bless fam
It was very common for new bands from GB to play Germany early in their careers, the Beatles and Rolling Stones, David Bowie, all did it. The video was 1969, Led Zeppelin played a local highschool here in Canada in 1971, and then they were constantly touring North America 1973, 1975.
@@janicemacmillan2610 Very True. Many did travel to Germany and would do shows on the way there and back. Interesting thing about the Zeppelin show here was it was to fill a contract left over from the Yardbirds. That's why it was being filmed. Little did they know then how big Zep would be in the future. At first the fans were a bit ticked off. Until the band played and kicked it !
Check out “The Kennedy Honors” for Led Zeppelin by Heart! It’s an amazing tribute to Led Zeppelin (& emotional). Heart sings Stairway to Heaven wi8th Jason Bonum as the drummer
Definitely one of my Zep favorites. Displays their musical range with Blues, Classical and Folk influences with their own heavy rock nuance added in. The fact that this level of sophistication came out on their debut album speaks volumes about the maturity of the musicians before they formed Led Zeppelin.
I love you reaction, i really think that you have to see they performance in 69 on Denmarks Radio! Man, you gonna love, and yes Robert always have this "thing" in led zeppelin albums, and this song " Baby i'm gonna leave you" is from their first album called " Led zeppelin I" is a great album and a great experience.
This is their first filmed performance, I believe. For a German TV show......March of 1969....that same year they did like three tours of the US....and some in Europe.....by the end of that year, they owned Hard rock....
If you want to check them out when they're in their 60's, watch "Kashmir " from the Celebration Day concert in 2007. This was a reunion concert for which there were 20 million ticket applications. The only replacement was Jason Bonham on drums who stood in for his dad "Bonzo" who sadly passed away
As others have mentioned, this song was originally written by Anne Bredon and was originally recorded by American folk singer Joan Baez. This song is from their first album and is one of the first songs Jimmy and Robert bonded over. When Jimmy first met Robert, he invited him over to see if their personalities and musical interests would mix. When Jimmy played Joan Baez's recording of this and told Robert he planned to turn it more heavy/hard rock, Robert was immediately on board. This is actually the studio cut that they're lip syncing to. When you listen to it again, at one point, you'll hear almost an echo of Robert yelling "...can hear it calling me" which is what he does later in the song. This is a bit of vocal bleed through and was left in. Jimmy didn't mind keeping "mistakes" in the finished product because it added to the vibe.
In the early stuff jimmy would lay down 3 takes and choose the best.. They were more concerned About trying to capture the energy of a live performance than perfection so mistakes stayed
Henrietta, thank you always for your knowledge and insights. One comment, though: I wouldn’t call this ‘lip synching’, per se; I believe that videos of old performances were synched to the studio recording, right? The thought of Led Zeppelin and Milli Vanilli in the same breath makes me shudder…
@@dalmac5978lip syncing to their own music by bands that were performing live on TV shows were standard practice around the world up through the 80’s at least. Milli V weren’t doing that. They literally weren’t the actual recording artists of the songs that they were “singing” to. They were more like performing mimes.
Back in the day, sayin "I gotta Ramble" was just a general term to mean you have to go, or you need to "make changes". It was used for all types of situations. But it basically all meant the same. Such as calling someone a "Rambling man". Means they never settle too long in one place.
One thing to keep in mind.. zeppelins members were steep in the blues. So they use a ton of blues references.. the song RAMBLE ON.. same meaning. Gotta keep going. Remember they were 68-80.. the sayings then aren’t the same.. you got to put yourself in that time.. and culture to understand.. great reaction.. plants voice of off the hook.. he was 19 when they recorded this. In late 68..
@@TRUMP-2024-STF It was written by Anne Bredon. Here's the original song www.bing.com/videos/search?q=babe+i%27m+gonna+leave+you+anne+bredon+lyrics&docid=608027637399291735&mid=411AF59F56C6FF6965B3411AF59F56C6FF6965B3&view=detail&FORM=VIRE
You've done the young Zep, now watch them in their sixties. KASHMIR, live at CELEBRATION DAY, with John's son Jason on drums. I swear, it's one of their best live performances EVER. I've seen other reactors do it, but I love your enthusiasm for the greatest band of all time. Love from the UK x ❤️
i have been watching your music reactions only a few days and I AM IMPRESSED BY YOU , YOU ARE GETTING IT, YOUR APPREACTION OF THIS MUSIC SAYS ALOT ABOUT THE KIND OF PERSON YOU ARE. peace and aloha to you.
Robert Plant was 19. This was their debut album, and every song is a full-on masterpiece. Best drummer in the world,, may he RIP. Best guitar, best vocals. They hit the music scene and made it their bitch, and we've always been so glad they did!
One thing you need to understand about Zep,they are 2 bands,studio and live. These are 4 virtuoso who support and challenge each other, they are unmatched in rock and roll, the Beethoven of our times as you can plainly hear. I appreciate your ear.
I agree with you RDiss- I’ve always liked this song, as tough/ depressing as the lyrics are.... he’s conflicted between sowing his oats or staying home (ALLL the time with his love) and being monogamous.
I am a big Led Head as you call us, loving your reactions to this epic band. There is one song I would like to see you react to, The Lemon Song from Led Zeppelin II.... it really showcases JPJ and his bass line is amazing.
I understand this is subjective BUT.... saying this is one of their better songs?? TRUTH BE TOLD.... there isn't a bad Zeppelin song. Every single song is a masterpiece in it's own right.... Love Ya RDiss, but I HAD to point that out!!! :) Keep "ramblin' on" with Zeppelin.... Peace Bro....
@@ROMsquad , in my honest opinion, when you're ramblin' (vocally), I doesn't appear "too" confused to me, though... I like your reactions, interpretations and explanations and it seems that in this space and time the two of us meet at an unexpected point, coming from quite opposite directions, me (born 1967) having grown up with like Led Zep, Stevie Ray Vaughan, generally more the blues-rock-hard rock genre and just now starting taking really notice of hip hop (of course I knew it was around like in the radio, and some homies listened to eminem or run dmc or other 90ies hip hop stuff, but I never really got into that) since recently I discovered Tom Macdonald and Ez Mil (and the whole "reactions" thing going on in youtube), and all of a sudden I really enjoy it (and you and other good reactors play an important role in me getting able to enjoy it, so thank you for that!) - while, with you it seems you drive in the opposite direction... All the best to you and your channel, keep rockin'! Best regards from southern Germany (Bavaria). Btw, in case you don't know Stevie Ray Vaughan, check him out, maybe in an first time ever (for you, virgin...) authentic reaction to him. For a start I'd suggest the video (live) linked down below... but be aware, he's another endless rabbit hole... :-D - but do we like that? I think yeah... ;-) th-cam.com/video/KC5H9P4F5Uk/w-d-xo.html
This is a heavy-duty arrangement of a bluesy folksong called "Babe, I'm Gonna Leave You". I first heard it performed (with folk guitar) by singer Joan Baez. --don
Oh yea LOVE this song, I remember playing it over and over and over on my record player. 63 now, this is my music, wait for us bonzo, we will be there soon now.
Man RD, I gotta backtrack and check your earlier LZ reactions - if you haven’t done Achilles Last Stand or In My Time of Dying, man those are killers IMHO.
your GOD OVER EVERYTHING hat is awsome. i was born in 1955 in st albans navy hospital. moved to hawaii in 1961. weve had TONS OF REALLY GOOD MUSIC in my time. LED ZEP has been 1 of the TOP music groups of ALL TIME. YOUR ARE JUST SCRATCIN THE SURFACE of this stuff. peace and aloha to you. ROCK ON.
Beat Club was a German TV show that showcased lots of new and upcoming bands from all over Europe in the early 70"s. It has its own TH-cam Channel now. There"s hundreds of archive performances including a great early one from Black Sabbath.
"I've got to ramble" means he is a wonderer, traveler, he's going on a walk about...cant be tied down or stay in one place for too long, but when he's done, he always comes back home
I've seen this before, this was their first recorded appearance. It was done on a Danish show. Ramble on is also a term used when we're leaving to explore without any particular destination in mind, just away from where we currently are. I'm often told I have a gypsy soul that likes to ramble. LZ also has a song titled Ramble On. They didn't pay for this. They were guests on a show in Denmark. It was late 1968 or early 1969.
Let me help you here. First, excellent reactions. You understand what you are listening to and express your opinion very well...Good job. From someone who was in 7th grade when the Beatles came out here you go. Best Hard Rock band.. LZ, Best Rock Band...The WHO.... best progressive band YES.. Best band by far will no close second the Beatles. Classic rock has never been beat in 50 years. Keep listening and you will see that.
Always a great video. Thanks. Hint: There was a car company, "American Motors Corporation" (AMC). They had a P.O.S. car called, the "Rambler". My friends dad was *always* working on that thing. Contrary to its name, I've never seen it go anywhere.
The road is calling him to Ramble. He's a drifter, without roots. He's a lover, he's a back door man (someone who runs out the back when the husband comes in the front door). These are all motifs from the American blues canon that talked about life in the black community after emancipation. Robert Johnson, Leadbelly, Blind Lemon Jefferson, and Big Bill Broonzie were some of the progenitors of the blues and it expression of what the black man faced in his daily existence. This music was very popular in England in the late 50's and early 60's and many blues oriented bands formed and became world famous. The bands (Yardbirds, John Mayall, Jethro Tull, Eric Clapton, Fleetwood Mac with Peter Green, The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin) ripped off these black artists by not always acknowledging that they were lifting not only the music but the lyrics as well. Zep was probably the worst offender. But there's a silver lining. Because of the racism that existed in the 50s and 60s the music of the black man was frowned upon by the white majority. But if white people played the music it eventually became cool to like it. These white American kids then discovered that black Americans gave birth to this music and that the British kids were not the originators. In the late 60's and 70's these black artists began to see interest in their work and they were able to make a buck off of their record sales and concerts that were populated by mostly a white audience. So by ripping off black blues artists these English kids actually gave the blues musicians the opportunity to make a living through their art. Otherwise these guys would have been washing dishes for a living. that's what happened to Professor Longhair. A New Orleans artist who wrote some hits in the early 50's then drifted into obscurity. Around 1970 a fan of his discovered him washing dishes in a restaurant off Bourbon St. and organized a come-back concert. From this resurfacing of the Professor events led to the formation of the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival which still goes on to this day and honors Professor Longhair for his work in keeping the New Orleans musical tradition alive. But, I digress. PS I've watched a few Tom MacD vids you reacted to, and.... I like it! (to quote my boy, r Diss. Keep up the good work)
Welcome to the world of Rock! This is why us late Baby Boomers will still be rocking in our walkers! I for one will be riding my Harley and rocking out along the road as long as I can! Hmmm, at some point I may need a trike for better stabity😁👍
Back in the 80's an FM Rock DJ named Mike Harrison was playing a 70's interview of Page, and after Page mentioned this song, the DJ played the first verse of the Joan Baez version, then segued into the intro of the Zep version... It was even the same tempo. Amazing what they did with this song! 🤘🔥💕
I've always thought the best Led Zeppelin song is.... the one I'm listening to at the time.
hahahahahaha ... stealing
You are so right!
Facts
I’ve always said that about whichever Zeppelin song I was listening to. Same with Pink Floyd, which every song I play is my favorite. Love, love, love them.
Annie
I agree 100%
I can’t name my favorite Led Zepplin song because I love them all.
If you're a "Led Head" like l am, then anyone of their songs will do. Saw them soooo many times as a teenager and now l'm one of those Grandma's having a great time watching a new generation enjoying the music that my generation grew up with, l feel like it's giving it new life somehow 🤟😜
As my dad likes to say: "I saw Zep live many times. And the fact I remember any of it is remarkable!"
His other favorite one is: "I got kicked out of a few Zep concerts. And let me tell you, you have to be REALLY up to some shit to get kicked out of a Zep concert."
@@shaun374 TRUTH Girl!! Your Dad sounds like a pretty cool Zep OG!!!! You may not "remember" it but, you'll NEVER forget it..... ;)
I'm right there with you, saw them so many times. Now to watch the babies find them is wonderful to watch. But they're is nothing like them live.
I am jealous of you
Were they fairly explosive in concert?
I've only seen Sabbath, Maiden and James Blunt live
You are soo lucky to have seen them. I’m 35 and I’m so in love with them. The music brings peace to my soul 😍😍😍😍ughhhh I wish!!!
To ramble can mean talking without sticking to a point, but it can also mean travelling without any particular end point in mind. It's the latter meaning here. It's about someone who finds it hard to settle down in one place and he's torn between his desire to leave and desire to stay. The music and change of tempo reflect his torn feelings and turbulent emotions. This song was originally written by a woman called Anne Bredon but the music is all their own.
i like that
@@ROMsquad it was Joan Baez tune too , great old folk song that jimmy played for Robert and well the rest is history !
Speaking of which, "Ramble On" is another fantastic Led Zep song...one of my favourites.
Brilliant the way they blend folk and rock, acoustic and electric, light and heavy.
@@anthonyinsetta6046 Joan Baez covered it. She heard it from a friend of Anne Bredon without knowing its origins, and thought it was just traditional. LZ heard Baez playing it, and because of her attribution they also thought it was 'traditional' 'Traditional' is the term used for an old song with an unknown writer. Anne Bredon was credited later.
@@heliotropezzz333 thank you I didn’t know that I was watching an interview with jimmy and he mentioned Joan Baez I love hearing history of this band so agsin thank you for your info
One of my favourite Led Zeppelin songs, the 1969 version, nobody does a Primal Scream like Robert Plant !
53 years later and their songs are still incredible!!!!!!!!!
So many concerts what a life. I will always listen to The Zep
This song always meant to me that The Band was going on tour..in the summer. The Tour was calling him. He hates to leave her but he has to go...But he will be back.
Led Zeppelin - How Many More Times (Danmarks Radio 1969) age of 20 just great
I agree! What a solo!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Yes! Love that video !
Just seen this! Just told him he needs to react to the denmark concert!!
@@brandongallegos1206 absolutely !! 31 minutes of pure genius , they are so young and love jimmy playing his dragon tele !!!!!
Not Denmark.. 70 Royal Albert hall... that’s a show...
This song encapsulates the band as good as any song. Ive heard it 10,000 and it still gives me goosebumps at the end.
Ramble.. travel, change, move
They have a great song Ramble On.
Their first album 1969.
Led Zeppelin. Babe I'm gonna leave you.
Ramble...move on! Yes do Ramble On!
It is an amazing song! Off their first album, Plant was 19 yrs old. This track is the studio version (hint listen to the into, it's an acoustic Guitar. Live Jimmy would use his electric) the live very early concert footage has been dubbed in as have the effects. Whoever put it together did a great job.
Ramble was a term used as a slang for someone who would move on, not settling or wanting roots anywhere.
Beat Club was a German TV show aired each week from the mid 60's to around the mid 70's. Usually had Live Bands with new albums featured. They'd play a short set of a few songs. If you were a major act trying to make it in Germany, getting on the show would be a huge help.
Oh wow i really appreciate the deep detail you went into . you answered my questions thoroughly and gave me a nice little side note on jimmy thanks i really appreciate you taking out the time to write me such a detailed answer. god bless fam
@@ROMsquad NP! More than welcome ! ✌️
Also by this time they were using videotape machines to record so the effects would have been easy to apply.
It was very common for new bands from GB to play Germany early in their careers, the Beatles and Rolling Stones, David Bowie, all did it. The video was 1969, Led Zeppelin played a local highschool here in Canada in 1971, and then they were constantly touring North America 1973, 1975.
@@janicemacmillan2610 Very True. Many did travel to Germany and would do shows on the way there and back.
Interesting thing about the Zeppelin show here was it was to fill a contract left over from the Yardbirds. That's why it was being filmed. Little did they know then how big Zep would be in the future. At first the fans were a bit ticked off. Until the band played and kicked it !
The conviction/passion in his voice.... hits a nerve
Check out their song Ramble On, it'll answer your question. Love your reactions to Zep.
Yes one of their best. A true classic song.
This and Ten Years Gone are my favorites 😃
this was great
LOVE 10 Years Gone! And so fun to play on guitar!! 🎸
Ten Years Gone is a must!!!
Check out “The Kennedy Honors” for Led Zeppelin by Heart! It’s an amazing tribute to Led Zeppelin (& emotional). Heart sings Stairway to Heaven wi8th Jason Bonum as the drummer
Incredible, and very moving tribute
do you think i could react to it
@@ROMsquad absolutely!! Want me to send you the link?
@@ROMsquad th-cam.com/video/ra-itTKnFaw/w-d-xo.html
Definitely one of my Zep favorites. Displays their musical range with Blues, Classical and Folk influences with their own heavy rock nuance added in. The fact that this level of sophistication came out on their debut album speaks volumes about the maturity of the musicians before they formed Led Zeppelin.
I love you reaction, i really think that you have to see they performance in 69 on Denmarks Radio! Man, you gonna love, and yes Robert always have this "thing" in led zeppelin albums, and this song " Baby i'm gonna leave you" is from their first album called " Led zeppelin I" is a great album and a great experience.
Best version ever!
This is their first filmed performance, I believe. For a German TV show......March of 1969....that same year they did like three tours of the US....and some in Europe.....by the end of that year, they owned Hard rock....
the singer and drummer were 20 years old when they did this!
My wedding song was ‘the rain song”! Awesome song!
My favorite Zepplin song! Thanks!
Just amazing!!!
Live 2007 O2 arena reunion concert- Kashmir. Amazing to see them in their 60s and still just as good. Very important to understand their true talent
If you want to check them out when they're in their 60's, watch "Kashmir " from the Celebration Day concert in 2007. This was a reunion concert for which there were 20 million ticket applications. The only replacement was Jason Bonham on drums who stood in for his dad "Bonzo" who sadly passed away
Must see
i would ;love to do a reaction on it but they block a lot
@@ROMsquad ive seen other youtube channels react to the same performance and it stays up.
@@ROMsquad
That one's not blocked. I've seen many reactions to that one.
@@ROMsquad you should do it that version is fire
"10 Years Gone"...AMAZING
Beat club was a German music program,check out the old bands 60s and 70s youtube. enjoying your reaction's 👍
one of the best jams of alllllll time sad and melancholy...mournful
I've not seen that particular recording. I love this song and I really liked this video.
Rambling can also be traveling with no particular place to go
I love all of their songs. They don't have a bad song.
This was a promo for their first album Led Zeppelin I.
As others have mentioned, this song was originally written by Anne Bredon and was originally recorded by American folk singer Joan Baez. This song is from their first album and is one of the first songs Jimmy and Robert bonded over. When Jimmy first met Robert, he invited him over to see if their personalities and musical interests would mix. When Jimmy played Joan Baez's recording of this and told Robert he planned to turn it more heavy/hard rock, Robert was immediately on board. This is actually the studio cut that they're lip syncing to. When you listen to it again, at one point, you'll hear almost an echo of Robert yelling "...can hear it calling me" which is what he does later in the song. This is a bit of vocal bleed through and was left in. Jimmy didn't mind keeping "mistakes" in the finished product because it added to the vibe.
In the early stuff jimmy would lay down 3 takes and choose the best.. They were more concerned About trying to capture the energy of a live performance than perfection so mistakes stayed
Henrietta, thank you always for your knowledge and insights. One comment, though: I wouldn’t call this ‘lip synching’, per se; I believe that videos of old performances were synched to the studio recording, right? The thought of Led Zeppelin and Milli Vanilli in the same breath makes me shudder…
@@dalmac5978 to be honest, I'm not sure how they would have done it, but what I meant was this was not an actual performance of the song. :)
@@dalmac5978lip syncing to their own music by bands that were performing live on TV shows were standard practice around the world up through the 80’s at least. Milli V weren’t doing that. They literally weren’t the actual recording artists of the songs that they were “singing” to. They were more like performing mimes.
Lemon Song.. 😎
Back in the day, sayin "I gotta Ramble" was just a general term to mean you have to go, or you need to "make changes". It was used for all types of situations. But it basically all meant the same.
Such as calling someone a "Rambling man". Means they never settle too long in one place.
thanks fam i appreciate you
One thing to keep in mind.. zeppelins members were steep in the blues. So they use a ton of blues references..
the song RAMBLE ON.. same meaning. Gotta keep going.
Remember they were 68-80.. the sayings then aren’t the same.. you got to put yourself in that time.. and culture to understand..
great reaction.. plants voice of off the hook..
he was 19 when they recorded this. In late 68..
@@TRUMP-2024-STF It was written by Anne Bredon. Here's the original song www.bing.com/videos/search?q=babe+i%27m+gonna+leave+you+anne+bredon+lyrics&docid=608027637399291735&mid=411AF59F56C6FF6965B3411AF59F56C6FF6965B3&view=detail&FORM=VIRE
You've done the young Zep, now watch them in their sixties. KASHMIR, live at CELEBRATION DAY, with John's son Jason on drums. I swear, it's one of their best live performances EVER. I've seen other reactors do it, but I love your enthusiasm for the greatest band of all time. Love from the UK x ❤️
Thanks for your reaction to the best band ever
i have been watching your music reactions only a few days and I AM IMPRESSED BY YOU , YOU ARE GETTING IT, YOUR APPREACTION OF THIS MUSIC SAYS ALOT ABOUT THE KIND OF PERSON YOU ARE. peace and aloha to you.
thanks fam i appreciate you and thank you for watching. mad love and respect back to you fam
Robert Plant was 19. This was their debut album, and every song is a full-on masterpiece. Best drummer in the world,, may he RIP. Best guitar, best vocals. They hit the music scene and made it their bitch, and we've always been so glad they did!
1 ST ALBUM. THE BEST EVER ROCK AND ROLL BAND
Great song but my favorite is the Rain Song and Fool in the Rain. ✌
RDiss your reactions are EPIC. Seriously enjoy your depth and dedication to the arts.
Good reaction💓 I love Led Zeppelin
“Ramble On” is is great song!
“Heartbreaker” is another
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
One thing you need to understand about Zep,they are 2 bands,studio and live. These are 4 virtuoso who support and challenge each other, they are unmatched in rock and roll, the Beethoven of our times as you can plainly hear. I appreciate your ear.
I agree with you RDiss- I’ve always liked this song, as tough/ depressing as the lyrics are.... he’s conflicted between sowing his oats or staying home (ALLL the time with his love) and being monogamous.
I am a big Led Head as you call us, loving your reactions to this epic band. There is one song I would like to see you react to, The Lemon Song from Led Zeppelin II.... it really showcases JPJ and his bass line is amazing.
One of their best. Love your reactions.
I can't say I have a "fav" Zeppelin song but I do enjoy "Dancing Days" by them 👍
I understand this is subjective BUT.... saying this is one of their better songs?? TRUTH BE TOLD.... there isn't a bad Zeppelin song. Every single song is a masterpiece in it's own right.... Love Ya RDiss, but I HAD to point that out!!! :) Keep "ramblin' on" with Zeppelin.... Peace Bro....
thanks fam nice to see you digging the LZ reaction my bad i fouled up its like my 16 th reaction lol
The best Led Zeppelin song is the one you’re currently listening to! 🤓
This is actually the studio version placed over a live video. First album...1969. Plant and Bonham were 19...Jimmy and I think JPJ were 22.
julie how you doing MYOriginal LED HEAD
The were so damn great!
"I've got to ramble" is like "I gotta bounce", i.e. leave
thanks fam nice and easy
@@ROMsquad , this might be helpful:
dictionary.cambridge.org/de/worterbuch/englisch/ramble
@@ROMsquad , in my honest opinion, when you're ramblin' (vocally), I doesn't appear "too" confused to me, though... I like your reactions, interpretations and explanations and it seems that in this space and time the two of us meet at an unexpected point, coming from quite opposite directions, me (born 1967) having grown up with like Led Zep, Stevie Ray Vaughan, generally more the blues-rock-hard rock genre and just now starting taking really notice of hip hop (of course I knew it was around like in the radio, and some homies listened to eminem or run dmc or other 90ies hip hop stuff, but I never really got into that) since recently I discovered Tom Macdonald and Ez Mil (and the whole "reactions" thing going on in youtube), and all of a sudden I really enjoy it (and you and other good reactors play an important role in me getting able to enjoy it, so thank you for that!) - while, with you it seems you drive in the opposite direction...
All the best to you and your channel, keep rockin'! Best regards from southern Germany (Bavaria). Btw, in case you don't know Stevie Ray Vaughan, check him out, maybe in an first time ever (for you, virgin...) authentic reaction to him. For a start I'd suggest the video (live) linked down below... but be aware, he's another endless rabbit hole... :-D - but do we like that? I think yeah... ;-)
th-cam.com/video/KC5H9P4F5Uk/w-d-xo.html
Good taste, one of my favourite's.
I think he was 20 when he sang that song. Originally sand by the yard birds, which the guitarist Paige was in.
This is a heavy-duty arrangement of a bluesy folksong called "Babe, I'm Gonna Leave You". I first heard it performed (with folk guitar) by singer Joan Baez. --don
Oh yea LOVE this song, I remember playing it over and over and over on my record player. 63 now, this is my music, wait for us bonzo, we will be there soon now.
This is my favorite Led song.
Man RD, I gotta backtrack and check your earlier LZ reactions - if you haven’t done Achilles Last Stand or In My Time of Dying, man those are killers IMHO.
I second BOTH OF THESE. All time great songs
In My Time of Dying.....brings When the Levee Breaks to the church!
Achilles always gets me. Great song.
your GOD OVER EVERYTHING hat is awsome. i was born in 1955 in st albans navy hospital. moved to hawaii in 1961. weve had TONS OF REALLY GOOD MUSIC in my time. LED ZEP has been 1 of the TOP music groups of ALL TIME. YOUR ARE JUST SCRATCIN THE SURFACE of this stuff. peace and aloha to you. ROCK ON.
I'm very easy to please apparently because I see Led Zeppelin and I click/like.
thank you i appreciate you stopping by and i appreciate you spending that time with us
Definitely a favorite Zep video and a true artistic piece in all its aspects.
Hip hop girl with a rocker girls heart, loving all your reactions. Keep em' coming ✌❤💫
Thanks fam that is a great mix and thank you for the kind words fam I appreciate you mad love and respect
Your cracking me I love your reaction I can see you are really listening.
This is a cover of a folk song originated by Joan Baez. They completely rearranged it and made it bluesy and it really took balls to pull this off!
Beat Club was a German TV show that showcased lots of new and upcoming bands from all over Europe in the early 70"s.
It has its own TH-cam Channel now. There"s hundreds of archive performances including a great early one from Black Sabbath.
😂 Now you have to listen to Ramble On by Led Zeppelin... ♥️
Played that song over and over when I left the USMC.
One of my FAVORITE SONGS!!!!
"I've got to ramble" means he is a wonderer, traveler, he's going on a walk about...cant be tied down or stay in one place for too long, but when he's done, he always comes back home
I've seen this before, this was their first recorded appearance. It was done on a Danish show. Ramble on is also a term used when we're leaving to explore without any particular destination in mind, just away from where we currently are. I'm often told I have a gypsy soul that likes to ramble. LZ also has a song titled Ramble On. They didn't pay for this. They were guests on a show in Denmark. It was late 1968 or early 1969.
This is one of my favorite songs as well as since I been loving you
Let me help you here. First, excellent reactions. You understand what you are listening to and express your opinion very well...Good job. From someone who was in 7th grade when the Beatles came out here you go.
Best Hard Rock band.. LZ, Best Rock Band...The WHO.... best progressive band YES.. Best band by far will no close second the Beatles. Classic rock has never been beat in 50 years. Keep listening and you will see that.
Lo😊ve your reaction!!
Led head here! I am learning a lot from ur hip hop reactions! Thank you peace ✌️
Love this group
They actually have a song Ramble On. I gotta go on my way.
It’s from their first album in 1969 and this looks like an early tv show production. Yes, very early. Maybe Beat Club is a British tv program.
what is & what should never be is my all time fave
Vocals 🎯
A really like this one
This is the studio version. And it looks like a video for it. A great live performance of this is the Danmarks radio performance.
And just remember this track is life no computerization at all
LOVE HOW YOU HAVE GROWN TO BECOME A LOVER OF ZEP AND YOUR APPRECIATION THAT IT IS NOT MIXED WITH TODAYS TECHNOLOGY
One of my favorites!
I have to say, Led Zepplin is definitely not a band I enjoy that much but watching you react to their music makes me enjoy it more. Thanks.
Vinyl..best
Over the hills and far away.
Jimmy page is an amazing and well know man in the studio. Mixing, adjusting and much more. Fading … everything. He helped the base in rap start.
One of my favorite!
Reps the greatest but is so much great music out there
You have a wonderful voice.
Thanks for the compliment, love and respect
Always a great video. Thanks.
Hint: There was a car company, "American Motors Corporation" (AMC). They had a P.O.S. car called, the "Rambler". My friends dad was *always* working on that thing. Contrary to its name, I've never seen it go anywhere.
The road is calling him to Ramble. He's a drifter, without roots. He's a lover, he's a back door man (someone who runs out the back when the husband comes in the front door). These are all motifs from the American blues canon that talked about life in the black community after emancipation. Robert Johnson, Leadbelly, Blind Lemon Jefferson, and Big Bill Broonzie were some of the progenitors of the blues and it expression of what the black man faced in his daily existence. This music was very popular in England in the late 50's and early 60's and many blues oriented bands formed and became world famous. The bands (Yardbirds, John Mayall, Jethro Tull, Eric Clapton, Fleetwood Mac with Peter Green, The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin) ripped off these black artists by not always acknowledging that they were lifting not only the music but the lyrics as well. Zep was probably the worst offender. But there's a silver lining. Because of the racism that existed in the 50s and 60s the music of the black man was frowned upon by the white majority. But if white people played the music it eventually became cool to like it. These white American kids then discovered that black Americans gave birth to this music and that the British kids were not the originators. In the late 60's and 70's these black artists began to see interest in their work and they were able to make a buck off of their record sales and concerts that were populated by mostly a white audience. So by ripping off black blues artists these English kids actually gave the blues musicians the opportunity to make a living through their art. Otherwise these guys would have been washing dishes for a living. that's what happened to Professor Longhair. A New Orleans artist who wrote some hits in the early 50's then drifted into obscurity. Around 1970 a fan of his discovered him washing dishes in a restaurant off Bourbon St. and organized a come-back concert. From this resurfacing of the Professor events led to the formation of the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival which still goes on to this day and honors Professor Longhair for his work in keeping the New Orleans musical tradition alive. But, I digress. PS I've watched a few Tom MacD vids you reacted to, and.... I like it! (to quote my boy, r Diss. Keep up the good work)
Welcome to the world of Rock! This is why us late Baby Boomers will still be rocking in our walkers!
I for one will be riding my Harley and rocking out along the road as long as I can! Hmmm, at some point I may need a trike for better stabity😁👍
Loving the way you're upping "your" production skills. Nice visuals.
SO happy you did this song. My favorite Led song.
Stairway To Heaven next.... it's a masterpiece.
Back in the 80's an FM Rock DJ named Mike Harrison was playing a 70's interview of Page, and after Page mentioned this song, the DJ played the first verse of the Joan Baez version, then segued into the intro of the Zep version... It was even the same tempo.
Amazing what they did with this song! 🤘🔥💕