Robert, Jimmy, and John Paul . . . moved to tears! And John Bonham's trademark Bowler (worn by his son, Jason) . . . A lovely tribute!!!! The 60's-70's were so wonderful -- to grow-up immersed in so much great music, amazing bands, and TRUE artistry!
I try to never miss Kennedy Center Honors.There have been some great ,great Tributes,but this one was the greatest of all.I shedded tears that night,and now watching reactors who weren't even born when Stairway was a hit,I can't help but to become teary eyed watching them enjoy this special performance,and appreciate Led Zeplins smiles of approval,of Hearts performance,It does not get better than that.
As someone who grew up in the 60's and 70's I echo your feelings and emotions with regard to this being proper music that will live forever. Not much modern music will.
Songs like these are the back bones in music they say what they mean and they speak right to the heart and soul since it’s real music not the stuff today it’s all filled with fake lines and a life that’s not approachable to the regular people it’s crazy 🥰
April 8, 1970 - I saw Led Zeppelin perform in Dorton Arena, Raleigh, North Carolina. They had released 2 albums at that point. Zep returned for 4 encores and on the 4th, RP said "We don't have anymore songs!" Suggestions from the crowd rang out. The next thing I knew is they said "We'll do Blue Suede Shoes." The Elvis version was the only one I was aware of and I thought it a strange one to choose. But now I understand the whole blues influence. Live and finally learn. The best and my most cherished concert I've ever been to!
Historical of course ,i have this interpretation on top of my play list and i swear to never delete it . Thank you i know just like all of us the joy of hearing Led Zepelin song especially Strair way to Heaven .
What an experience for everyone in the audience. The bowler hats worn by the choir always gets me. I remember the DJ on our local station announcing the death of John Bonham. Missing him and the beauty of this brings good tears to my cheeks.
I wish people would recommend the full version to reactors. Unfortunately, the iconic guitar solo was cut short. There are 2 versions of this masterpiece performance, 8 min. and 6 min. Most reactors unwittingly play the shorter one, lacking one verse and unforgivably missing part of the guitar solo. I wouldn't mind as much if it came with a disclaimer.
Don't stop me now!!! Hi Hi Hi. It's the best cover. Amazing!! Thank you Alex. If I had been there, I think I would have lit the lighter and raised my hand (at least until the security guys got on top of me, and I wouldn't have gone out without a fight).
It is beyond us to confer. There's a word, it is ineffable. It means the lack of words to express the precise feeling or sense we are attempting to convey. There are no words to match this. Stop trying. You'll only pollute what has already been laid down. Be satisfied and joyous!
THIS HAS BEEN BUTCHERED AN ENTIRE VERSE CUT THEGUITAR SOLO CUT I AM PISSED REALLY ANGRY GET THE FULL VERSION WHOEVER CUT THIS SHOULD BE ARRESTED OR AT LEAST SUED DISGUSTING ARROGANCE IS VERY UPSETTING
I've seen this performance, probably 100 times, now, and I STILL cannot make it through it without tearing up!! SO GOOD, RIGHT??!!
Robert's trying to keep his cool, but you can see the tears welling up in his eyes. And he's not alone. Great reaction to an iconic tune!
I must have seen this performance 100 times by now and every time, I cry.
Robert, Jimmy, and John Paul . . . moved to tears! And John Bonham's trademark Bowler (worn by his son, Jason) . . . A lovely tribute!!!! The 60's-70's were so wonderful -- to grow-up immersed in so much great music, amazing bands, and TRUE artistry!
The music and iconic bands and singers of the 1960's and the 1970's cannot be touched. They set the standard.
Best tribute song performance, ever.
I try to never miss Kennedy Center Honors.There have been some great ,great Tributes,but this one was the greatest of all.I shedded tears that night,and now watching reactors who weren't even born when Stairway was a hit,I can't help but to become teary eyed watching them enjoy this special performance,and appreciate Led Zeplins
smiles of approval,of Hearts performance,It does not get better than that.
A beautiful reaction... Anne was 60 years old here..singing like that
A classic performance of a classic song.
Some of the most perfect minutes in rock n roll history. If you don't get emotional, you just don't know what you're doing. Great reaction dude.
Thank you for your reaction. This is incredible, and I've watched it many times. It never gets old.
I completely agree with how you feel about music. A legend singing to legends. It's beautiful and so emotional. Thank you for your heartfelt reaction.
Beatles and Led Zep changed my life in the 60s !
As someone who grew up in the 60's and 70's I echo your feelings and emotions with regard to this being proper music that will live forever. Not much modern music will.
Songs like these are the back bones in music they say what they mean and they speak right to the heart and soul since it’s real music not the stuff today it’s all filled with fake lines and a life that’s not approachable to the regular people it’s crazy 🥰
April 8, 1970 - I saw Led Zeppelin perform in Dorton Arena, Raleigh, North Carolina. They had released 2 albums at that point. Zep returned for 4 encores and on the 4th, RP said "We don't have anymore songs!" Suggestions from the crowd rang out. The next thing I knew is they said "We'll do Blue Suede Shoes." The Elvis version was the only one I was aware of and I thought it a strange one to choose. But now I understand the whole blues influence. Live and finally learn. The best and my most cherished concert I've ever been to!
Brother 50 years later this song can still bring a 70 year old grizzled veteran to tears.
Historical of course ,i have this interpretation on top of my play list and i swear to never delete it . Thank you i know just like all of us the joy of hearing Led Zepelin song especially Strair way to Heaven .
Lots of emotions......
Why does everyone review the SHORTENED VERSION??
EXACTLY!🖖
Seriously! They miss some of the lyrics and LZ’s reactions.
I was thinking the same thing! 🤔
Amen...such a shame
I agree I don't even watch if it's the shorten version
What an experience for everyone in the audience. The bowler hats worn by the choir always gets me. I remember the DJ on our local station announcing the death of John Bonham. Missing him and the beauty of this brings good tears to my cheeks.
Loved this version of the song. Thanks for finding it for me Alex.
I wish people would recommend the full version to reactors. Unfortunately, the iconic guitar solo was cut short. There are 2 versions of this masterpiece performance, 8 min. and 6 min. Most reactors unwittingly play the shorter one, lacking one verse and unforgivably missing part of the guitar solo. I wouldn't mind as much if it came with a disclaimer.
powerfull💥
Don't stop me now!!! Hi Hi Hi. It's the best cover. Amazing!! Thank you Alex. If I had been there, I think I would have lit the lighter and raised my hand (at least until the security guys got on top of me, and I wouldn't have gone out without a fight).
I get emotional as the greats are getting older or have died. So sad to see the effects of time.
Será que vc poderia reagir a Marcelo Kalunga?é um cantor brasileiro que canta o bom e velho Rock mundial.
It is beyond us to confer. There's a word, it is ineffable. It means the lack of words to express the precise feeling or sense we are attempting to convey.
There are no words to match this. Stop trying. You'll only pollute what has already been laid down. Be satisfied and joyous!
Your difficulty with words is spot-on. THIIS is real. Ed Sheerin or The Weeknd? 😂 ? No, just No.
THIS HAS BEEN BUTCHERED AN ENTIRE VERSE CUT THEGUITAR SOLO CUT I AM PISSED REALLY ANGRY GET THE FULL VERSION WHOEVER CUT THIS SHOULD BE ARRESTED OR AT LEAST SUED DISGUSTING ARROGANCE IS VERY UPSETTING