Both of those songs you will love. Levee will flip your wig, as will most of that album. Your reactions are fantastic and your commentary is great, you’re a sharp music lover. Subscribed. I look forward to seeing your finding out about the band that still mystifies me 40 years later. Cheers!
We used to listen laying on the floor between the speakers, totally immersed in the music. No cell phones, social media, internet.. it was a great time!
John Paul Jones/Keyboards You need to listen to "All Of My Love" which was a tribute song Robert wrote to his young son, Karac, who passed away. People thought it was about a woman but no, it was for his son. It's a lovely, slow, melodic song that is just beautiful ~
You’re 20, Robert Plant and John Bonham were 20 when the band started. John Paul Jones was 22, Jimmy Page 24. Can you image? They recorded their first two albums in 1968 and 1969, at the ages above. Magic from day one.
@@varunagoonasekera7329 I love The Beatles, Hendrix, Bowie, Floyd, all of them. But man,.. Jimmy Page’s productions with Led Zeppelin still & will probably always mystify me. The Beatles are incredible and revolutionized recording when they arrived, but when the first Zeppelin album came out everybody (including the big names) were freaked out by how much punchy bass/bottom-end was present on the first Zeppelin album and their subsequent releases. Also the psychoacoustic properties employed in their albums (Hendrix also and a few others) are still regarded highly among audio professionals in the “wtf?” category. The Beatles will no doubt live forever and also mystify and inspire for a long time. But Zeppelin will also remain as a vanguard of other possibilities,.. imho at least. Cheers!
@@davidhornbeckmusic7487 I totally agree with you. I am a Led Zeppelin fan. What the Beatles produced and composed with music will not be compared to anybody else. What John Lennon and Paul McCartney created is some of the world's greatest music. This music and lyrics is still to this day not equaled by any other artists. The "Let It Be" album has sold some of the highest copies in the world to this day. I believe Taylor Swift and some others have broken this record. It's been nice chatting with you and I hope we do this again.
So happy you have found Led Zeppelin! Your reactions are great. As an OG Led Zeppelin fan I really enjoy younger generations finding this out-of-the-world music by the GOATS of Rock. Each of the four members were the best at what they did. Together it was magic. I hope you continue down the rabbit hole of Led Zep. Start with LZ I, song 1, and go from there. You will not regret it. LZ fans are loyal, and huge in numbers!! We’re always looking for new, good reactors to the music of our youth. ❤
Led Zeppelin is one of the most sampled bands of all time. That’s probably why you have heard some of them. Yes, that sound is from Jimmy’s guitar and sometimes Robert’s voice too. This is one of their more overtly sexual songs but, most of their songs are. Lol
the confusion @ 2:44 had me LOL! New listeners always look lost in a maze at that part, and/or caught off guard by Robert Plant’s “sound effects“. I’m glad to see you’re enjoying Led Zep. One of my favorites is “when the Levee breaks” a blues cover. Thanks for posting your reaction!
FYI, even though the video shows Jimmy playing the guitar with a violin bow, that's not what was used on this song (but it was used in other songs). Instead, the strange, crackly, buzzy sounds came from an instrument called a Theremin. It's an oscillating device that emits tones by waving your hand around an aerial and controlling the pitch with a dial on a console.
The sound you are questioning is basically a 'pick slide'. The pick or plectrum is slid ALONG the strings, usually towards the head, rather than across the strings to pluck them.
It's going to take a long time to get to all Zeppelin's masterpieces, there are so many. When the Levee Breaks and The Lemon Song are 2 you should check out.
Love the reaction. You will see Led Zeppelin experimented with many styles and ways to produce music. Jimmy Page was the producer of a large portion of their catalog. All 4 of the band members were amazing in their own rights. That is why they are so special. My favorite band. Their catalog is extensive. Check out Immigrant Song live from 1972. Black Dog, You Shook me, what is and what should never be.
One can only imagine where this musuc took us, when we heard it from the first time on the radio. I'm 73 now and just love it, nothing has changed. Thank❤ 💃💃🍀🍀he used a bow, on the guitar just sayn'
.. I have been fortunate to have seen Led Zeppelin twice in my life and was blown away both times but for different reasons.. Once as teen when I lied to my folks and traveled with older friends up to Detroit in 1977 - scalped an open floor ticket.. fought and elbowed and weaseled my way to the front of the towering speakers... the power from the towers physically vibrated my skin, destroyed my ears, and blasted my brain; turning it to mush.. or maybe that was the dot; dunno.. (the good news is I have a doctors note saying I cannot hear higher range voices, I made him add "like your wife's", ha ha) .. and then again... 1996, or 1997 at the old puke-stained Rosemont Horizon in Chicago... I was at the urinal when a kid, maybe 19 dressed in a purple suit handed me 2nd row center stage tickets telling me "you look old enough to dig these" .. Damn, the little asshole was right! To this day I get goose bumps when I recall the magic I witnessed that night. I studied and listened and redoubled my efforts... Page and Plant were so on point that I was actually angry that my rock n roll heroes were pulling a Milli Vannili. Goose bumps .. Enjoy your "trip" through the '70's; it's all a blur now that I'm 70's... grumbling: FneescantpeegrumphgroanbelchburpgetofftheFnlawn
This is the single version, that was played in the radio. That´s the first song I ever heard with LZ and I was Zepped from that moment and bought their two first albums directly. I´m still Zepped!
Awesome reaction. Yeah, you called it right. You know exactly what this song is about. But you want your mind blown? 55 years ago your grandmother also knew what Robert was singing about.
My very first experience with "stereo sound" was in 1970 or '71 when my brother brought home his new record player with detachable speakers and played this track for me. To say my mind was blown is an understatement. In fact it was in the moment that I heard Robert's long "ohhhhh" from high to low (near the end of the song) go from one speaker slowly into the space between the speakers and finally into the other speaker that I realized that Donny Osmond had been masterfully replaced by Led Zeppelin... and I never looked back from that point on!!! 🎶💜
I love everything from Pac, Prince, Frank Sinatra, Eminem, Biggie, the Beatles and Led Zeppelin is HANDS DOWN one of my favorite bands or artists ive ever heard. Page, Plant and Bonzo can never be duplicated. Get in your vehicle and blast this shit as loud as it goes.. that voice, guitar and imo the greatest drummer to ever walk this earth.
Guitarist here. The sound you're asking about is made by the the edge of the guitar pick on the low E string sliding down the string with an analog echo pedal and a healthy dose of reverb.
In the Light by Led Zeppelin is a favorite of mine. They are my favorite band. Found them at age 12 in 1978. They helped me deal with those teenage years.
You got it right..SEXUAL that's it that's all 😆 You're such a gentleman about it ...didn't even FLINCH when he said "I wanna be your back door man" 🤣🤣Another great one from you. TY
Another absolute banger from Led Zeppelin is How Many More Times: th-cam.com/video/2Vbn2XQ7GPo/w-d-xo.htmlsi=7J1rdtKV3Vq_YQ2K One of the dirtiest, grooviest riffs ever laid down by mortal men!
I’m glad you are really enjoying Led Zeppelin, all their songs are great. Yes in a few songs Jimmy Page uses a violin bow. If you watch their movie The Song Remains The Same, you get their concert at Madison Square Gardens, & Jimmy has about a 40 minute solo of Dazed & Confused. You get the scenes to of the story each picked to do. You can buy rent or watch free with commercials.
Just FYI. Led Zeppelin derived this song from an old blues song. You can find it here, just search for "Muddy Waters - You need love - 1963". It's nice to see the origins and influences of their work.
Zeppelin's best album in my opinion is Houses of the Holy. Anything off that album is pure fire! "The Song Remains the Same," "The Rain Song," "Over The Hills and Far Away," "No Quarter"...
This official video removes about 40 seconds from the midsection, aka freakout. Highly recommend you check out the album cut from their second album. ✌️
Jimmy Page is a master guitar player. You were referring the guitar slide Page would do on the guitar's fretboard. (Another slide example is during the guitar duet in the Eagles' Hotel California by Don Felder and Joe Walsh). Page also used a violin or cello bow on his guitar (like in Dazed and Confused).
Jimmy Page uses a Theremin to get the weird sound during the "freakout" part of the song. You also have to listen to "Heartbreaker", off the same album as "Whole Lotta Love". The solo is legendary, and is said to have inspired EVH's "Eruption".
When The Levey Breaks, You'll love it. Best back beat ever. There is of course some very good Christian rock from a guy named of "Larry Norman," from back in the 70's also.
Waaawhooo dude!! ya are freakin **SpoilingMe** TODAY!!!! ahahahaa **TWO** of **MyMostCherished&LovedBands** in the same day!! damn man Ya Fn **ROCK Hard!!!** ha F YEA!!! **Get It**
This live from 1973 at msg is amazing! But be careful because they have videos that start 3/4 of the way through and you miss most of the song! It is Jimmy on guitar
I'm loving your channel so far!! Great choices you are making. This is one of my favorite Led Zeppelin tunes. I'm not sure how much of a deep dive you're wanting to go with this music, but it might be fun for you to check out the inspiration for this song. Do a search for Muddy Waters "You Need Love" I believe it is from 1963. I don't think you'll be disappointed. Keep up the great work!!
Obviously, you have to check out the whole song [Whitesnake - Still of the Night th-cam.com/video/swPt9HBRXuE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=VP-DDv7NnASjC8ut], but be aware around 3:42 for a cool guitar sound.
This song is the definition of Sex, Drugs and Rock & Roll! For something that's not highly listened to try "Black Country Woman" or "Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp" or "Hey Hey What Can I Do" These songs are a lot different than the R & R Led Zeppelin is known for. Enjoy!
Look up Whole Lotta Love (Dungeons and Dragons) on TH-cam and you’ll hear this song being used in the theme for the latest Dungeons and Dragons movie released last year.
One of the great bands. You should check out some Chuck Berry. The black and white video performance of Johnny B. Goode is amazing. I'm she he inspired all the great rock and blues guitar players. One of the OGs
And in the middle of the video that's Jimmy playing hid guitar with a Chelo Bow! But what next..... Dude you can pick absolutely any Led Zeppelin track and be amazed. "The Immigrant Song" Or "Achillies Last Stand" Or '"What is, and What should never be" maybe
Ahahahaha i **Luvit** EVERY reactor talks bout the "Vroooom" heh most say "Car?" or "Jet?" ahahaha freakin **LUVitALL** i myself like to think it IS **MyJimmyMagicalWizardBabe** making that **Vrooom** sound ON his **Guitar** & he might be (I am sure some one will correct me tho if i am wrong ha)...tho i do know that the "Freaky" part i think ya called it is him playin a Theremin OMG Ya HAVE to see some footage of THAT sometime tis one of the MANY reasons i call him a **MagicalWizard** heh **RockON!!!**
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Led Zeppelin.
Greatest ever!!
WHEN THE LEVEE BREAKS
LED ZEPPELIN
HEY HEY WHAT CAN I DO
LED ZEPPELIN
Both of those songs you will love.
Levee will flip your wig, as will most of that album.
Your reactions are fantastic and your commentary is great, you’re a sharp music lover. Subscribed. I look forward to seeing your finding out about the band that still mystifies me 40 years later.
Cheers!
We used to listen laying on the floor between the speakers, totally immersed in the music. No cell phones, social media, internet.. it was a great time!
Been there done that.
Now maybe people will understand why, us old dudes hate todays music!
.....and why we’re hard of hearing!
What music ?
John Paul Jones/Keyboards
You need to listen to "All Of My Love" which was a tribute song Robert wrote to his young son, Karac, who passed away. People thought it was about a woman but no, it was for his son.
It's a lovely, slow, melodic song that is just beautiful ~
You’re 20, Robert Plant and John Bonham were 20 when the band started. John Paul Jones was 22, Jimmy Page 24. Can you image? They recorded their first two albums in 1968 and 1969, at the ages above. Magic from day one.
Back in the day (back door man) meant while the hubby left and come home in the front door, her lover came in and left from the back door. Lol.
MDreeezy, 30 years before you were born these guys rocked the World.
Thanks for bringing us a whole lotta Love, we sure need Cool’in today ✌️🫶🏼
Oh & member when listening to **Led Zeppelin** it is NEVER TOO LOUD!!!! heh
Yes-that was Jimmy on the guitar
Good Reaction. Glad you are enjoying the greatest ROCK in Roll band! Ever!!!
💪🏽💪🏽
The Beatles
@@varunagoonasekera7329 I love The Beatles, Hendrix, Bowie, Floyd, all of them. But man,.. Jimmy Page’s productions with Led Zeppelin still & will probably always mystify me.
The Beatles are incredible and revolutionized recording when they arrived, but when the first Zeppelin album came out everybody (including the big names) were freaked out by how much punchy bass/bottom-end was present on the first Zeppelin album and their subsequent releases.
Also the psychoacoustic properties employed in their albums (Hendrix also and a few others) are still regarded highly among audio professionals in the “wtf?” category.
The Beatles will no doubt live forever and also mystify and inspire for a long time. But Zeppelin will also remain as a vanguard of other possibilities,.. imho at least.
Cheers!
@@davidhornbeckmusic7487 I totally agree with you. I am a Led Zeppelin fan. What the Beatles produced and composed with music will not be compared to anybody else. What John Lennon and Paul McCartney created is some of the world's greatest music. This music and lyrics is still to this day not equaled by any other artists. The "Let It Be" album has sold some of the highest copies in the world to this day. I believe Taylor Swift and some others have broken this record. It's been nice chatting with you and I hope we do this again.
So happy you have found Led Zeppelin! Your reactions are great. As an OG Led Zeppelin fan I really enjoy younger generations finding this out-of-the-world music by the GOATS of Rock. Each of the four members were the best at what they did. Together it was magic. I hope you continue down the rabbit hole of Led Zep. Start with LZ I, song 1, and go from there. You will not regret it. LZ fans are loyal, and huge in numbers!! We’re always looking for new, good reactors to the music of our youth. ❤
Led Zeppelin is one of the most sampled bands of all time. That’s probably why you have heard some of them. Yes, that sound is from Jimmy’s guitar and sometimes Robert’s voice too. This is one of their more overtly sexual songs but, most of their songs are. Lol
Violin bow on the guitar strings made that sound.
I'm glad you have this one on headphones. The proper way to hear it.
the confusion @ 2:44 had me LOL! New listeners always look lost in a maze at that part, and/or caught off guard by Robert Plant’s “sound effects“. I’m glad to see you’re enjoying Led Zep. One of my favorites is “when the Levee breaks” a blues cover. Thanks for posting your reaction!
You have such an endearing personality !! Think u will enjoy their catalogue .. They have some really good acoustic stuff as well ..
FYI, even though the video shows Jimmy playing the guitar with a violin bow, that's not what was used on this song (but it was used in other songs). Instead, the strange, crackly, buzzy sounds came from an instrument called a Theremin. It's an oscillating device that emits tones by waving your hand around an aerial and controlling the pitch with a dial on a console.
One of their best!!
Led Zeppelin - Immigrant Song (Live 1972) (Official Video)
YES. 👆 this please!❤❤🔥🔥🔥
That was a hello bow laying across the guitar
The sound you are questioning is basically a 'pick slide'. The pick or plectrum is slid ALONG the strings, usually towards the head, rather than across the strings to pluck them.
Haha we were a freaky bunch back in the day.😂
😂😂😂😂😂
It's going to take a long time to get to all Zeppelin's masterpieces, there are so many. When the Levee Breaks and The Lemon Song are 2 you should check out.
Wonderful reaction!!! The great Led Zeppelin!!! Thank you!👍🏻🇬🇧
You see Jimmy making that sound on the guitar at the 1:34 mark
Glad you’re enjoying Led Zeppelin🔥🔥
Love the reaction. You will see Led Zeppelin experimented with many styles and ways to produce music. Jimmy Page was the producer of a large portion of their catalog. All 4 of the band members were amazing in their own rights. That is why they are so special. My favorite band. Their catalog is extensive. Check out Immigrant Song live from 1972. Black Dog, You Shook me, what is and what should never be.
It’s kind of cute how you have that little shy grin because you know what he’s talking about 😊
Jimmy Page could do things with a guitar that no one else could do. He invented new ways to play it.
One can only imagine where this musuc took us, when we heard it from the first time on the radio. I'm 73 now and just love it, nothing has changed. Thank❤
💃💃🍀🍀he used a bow, on the guitar just sayn'
Oh yeah 👍 Led Zeppelin ☮️😎
YOU NEED COOLIN, BABY IM NOT FOOLIN"
.. I have been fortunate to have seen Led Zeppelin twice in my life and was blown away both times but for different reasons.. Once as teen when I lied to my folks and traveled with older friends up to Detroit in 1977 - scalped an open floor ticket.. fought and elbowed and weaseled my way to the front of the towering speakers... the power from the towers physically vibrated my skin, destroyed my ears, and blasted my brain; turning it to mush.. or maybe that was the dot; dunno.. (the good news is I have a doctors note saying I cannot hear higher range voices, I made him add "like your wife's", ha ha) .. and then again... 1996, or 1997 at the old puke-stained Rosemont Horizon in Chicago... I was at the urinal when a kid, maybe 19 dressed in a purple suit handed me 2nd row center stage tickets telling me "you look old enough to dig these" .. Damn, the little asshole was right! To this day I get goose bumps when I recall the magic I witnessed that night. I studied and listened and redoubled my efforts... Page and Plant were so on point that I was actually angry that my rock n roll heroes were pulling a Milli Vannili. Goose bumps .. Enjoy your "trip" through the '70's; it's all a blur now that I'm 70's... grumbling: FneescantpeegrumphgroanbelchburpgetofftheFnlawn
I quit listening to music20 years ago, watching you hear this this stuff,Makes me like music again, just y
The old stuff
When The Levee Breaks. Awesome song.
these guys are rock gods and there's NONE more talented!!!
So you need to see this live and Stairway to Heaven from MSG in 1973 .Blows my mind everytime 🤯❤😂
Since i've been lovin you, live 1973
Album version first. One of my favorite songs.
Yes, that zooming sound is made with the electric guitar
Thats insane!
IMHO their best tune. I was 15 when this came out. never surpassed rock song.
This is the single version, that was played in the radio. That´s the first song I ever heard with LZ and I was Zepped from that moment and bought their two first albums directly. I´m still Zepped!
Awesome reaction. Yeah, you called it right. You know exactly what this song is about. But you want your mind blown? 55 years ago your grandmother also knew what Robert was singing about.
My very first experience with "stereo sound" was in 1970 or '71 when my brother brought home his new record player with detachable speakers and played this track for me. To say my mind was blown is an understatement. In fact it was in the moment that I heard Robert's long "ohhhhh" from high to low (near the end of the song) go from one speaker slowly into the space between the speakers and finally into the other speaker that I realized that Donny Osmond had been masterfully replaced by Led Zeppelin... and I never looked back from that point on!!! 🎶💜
I love everything from Pac, Prince, Frank Sinatra, Eminem, Biggie, the Beatles and Led Zeppelin is HANDS DOWN one of my favorite bands or artists ive ever heard. Page, Plant and Bonzo can never be duplicated. Get in your vehicle and blast this shit as loud as it goes.. that voice, guitar and imo the greatest drummer to ever walk this earth.
You shook me by Led Zeppelin
Guitarist here. The sound you're asking about is made by the the edge of the guitar pick on the low E string sliding down the string with an analog echo pedal and a healthy dose of reverb.
Thanks for more Led Zeppelin ❤
I saw Led Zeppelin back in 1971-2 in San Bernadino, CA.
In the Light by Led Zeppelin is a favorite of mine. They are my favorite band. Found them at age 12 in 1978. They helped me deal with those teenage years.
John Paul Jones plays Amazing keys as well as Bass❤
Jimmy Page like to play his guitar with a violin bow.
You got it right..SEXUAL that's it that's all 😆 You're such a gentleman about it ...didn't even FLINCH when he said "I wanna be your back door man" 🤣🤣Another great one from you. TY
John Paul Jones also played piano, keyboards, mandolin, acoustic, synthesiser and also made the tea
PLEASE PLEASE😊 always do the live version of Zeppelin songs...
it's completely worth
Another absolute banger from Led Zeppelin is How Many More Times: th-cam.com/video/2Vbn2XQ7GPo/w-d-xo.htmlsi=7J1rdtKV3Vq_YQ2K One of the dirtiest, grooviest riffs ever laid down by mortal men!
And so now you know why parents back in the day were so shocked and outraged...
I’m glad you are really enjoying Led Zeppelin, all their songs are great. Yes in a few songs Jimmy Page uses a violin bow. If you watch their movie The Song Remains The Same, you get their concert at Madison Square Gardens, & Jimmy has about a 40 minute solo of Dazed & Confused. You get the scenes to of the story each picked to do. You can buy rent or watch free with commercials.
Led é tudo de bom.
The flowey part is doing the “deed” the “climax”
Just FYI. Led Zeppelin derived this song from an old blues song. You can find it here, just search for "Muddy Waters - You need love - 1963". It's nice to see the origins and influences of their work.
🔥🔥🔥
Zeppelin's best album in my opinion is Houses of the Holy. Anything off that album is pure fire! "The Song Remains the Same," "The Rain Song," "Over The Hills and Far Away," "No Quarter"...
This is the short radio version with almost all the "trippy" interlude cut out.
This official video removes about 40 seconds from the midsection, aka freakout. Highly recommend you check out the album cut from their second album. ✌️
Jimmy Page is a master guitar player. You were referring the guitar slide Page would do on the guitar's fretboard. (Another slide example is during the guitar duet in the Eagles' Hotel California by Don Felder and Joe Walsh). Page also used a violin or cello bow on his guitar (like in Dazed and Confused).
In My Time of Dying is another great song by them.
Jimmy Page uses a Theremin to get the weird sound during the "freakout" part of the song. You also have to listen to "Heartbreaker", off the same album as "Whole Lotta Love". The solo is legendary, and is said to have inspired EVH's "Eruption".
When The Levey Breaks, You'll love it. Best back beat ever.
There is of course some very good Christian rock from a guy named of "Larry Norman," from back in the 70's also.
Jimmy Page made that racecar sound using the volume control of his guitar.
Love that you love this music. BTW just saw your Big Push “Heart Attack” reaction. So I say to you rock on! 🎸
You are correct..😁. Enjoy.
You have to do Moby Dick Live by Led Zeppelin! Live at Royal Albert Hall 1970... One of the best drum solos EVER!!!
Bonhams drum solos always best concert lucky enough to see 1975
It WAS the guitar!!!!!!!!!!!!!
just one of the reasons why the UK is the best country inthe world
Definitely one of my favorites from them 👌
Waaawhooo dude!! ya are freakin **SpoilingMe** TODAY!!!! ahahahaa **TWO** of **MyMostCherished&LovedBands** in the same day!! damn man Ya Fn **ROCK Hard!!!** ha F YEA!!! **Get It**
A metal bar called a slide was used to make that sound. Check out some slide guitarists... another rabbit hole
my brother this is all from the blues , all of it
This live from 1973 at msg is amazing! But be careful because they have videos that start 3/4 of the way through and you miss most of the song! It is Jimmy on guitar
He used a violin bow on the strings of his lead guitar.
Never say noise. Always use sounds. You’re a fine reactionary! Knowledge is wisdom. Now start getting into Zappa!
I'm loving your channel so far!! Great choices you are making. This is one of my favorite Led Zeppelin tunes. I'm not sure how much of a deep dive you're wanting to go with this music, but it might be fun for you to check out the inspiration for this song. Do a search for Muddy Waters "You Need Love" I believe it is from 1963. I don't think you'll be disappointed. Keep up the great work!!
Please do OVER THE HILLS FAR AWAY and RAMBLE ON and BLACK DOG next ! by Led Zepplien
Jimmy used a bass bow on his guitar to make some of those sounds.
Yes it was the guitar
300 million albums sold and counting. Mostly before the internet...
Obviously, you have to check out the whole song [Whitesnake - Still of the Night th-cam.com/video/swPt9HBRXuE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=VP-DDv7NnASjC8ut], but be aware around 3:42 for a cool guitar sound.
Newt Led Zep song ? Since I've Been Loving You !
Your so awesome young man ! I livecwatching the journey 😂
This song is the definition of Sex, Drugs and Rock & Roll! For something that's not highly listened to try "Black Country Woman" or "Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp" or "Hey Hey What Can I Do" These songs are a lot different than the R & R Led Zeppelin is known for. Enjoy!
Look up Whole Lotta Love (Dungeons and Dragons) on TH-cam and you’ll hear this song being used in the theme for the latest Dungeons and Dragons movie released last year.
One of the great bands. You should check out some Chuck Berry. The black and white video performance of Johnny B. Goode is amazing. I'm she he inspired all the great rock and blues guitar players. One of the OGs
And in the middle of the video that's Jimmy playing hid guitar with a Chelo Bow!
But what next..... Dude you can pick absolutely any Led Zeppelin track and be amazed.
"The Immigrant Song"
Or
"Achillies Last Stand"
Or
'"What is, and What should never be" maybe
He did Immigrant Song 6 days ago th-cam.com/video/hysfv39ndsE/w-d-xo.html
If you like drum solos listen to lead zeppelin song mobile Dick it's very good
New sub❤
Great great reaction! Please listen to Ramble On & Tangerine 🎉❤🎉
How Many More Times from the 1st album.
Cool show
Ahahahaha i **Luvit** EVERY reactor talks bout the "Vroooom" heh most say "Car?" or "Jet?" ahahaha freakin **LUVitALL** i myself like to think it IS **MyJimmyMagicalWizardBabe** making that **Vrooom** sound ON his **Guitar** & he might be (I am sure some one will correct me tho if i am wrong ha)...tho i do know that the "Freaky" part i think ya called it is him playin a Theremin OMG Ya HAVE to see some footage of THAT sometime tis one of the MANY reasons i call him a **MagicalWizard** heh **RockON!!!**