😂👍 👽I was conceived in Roswell New Mexico, I still don't know why my parents told me that before I even knew what the word conceive means. I thought I was just a twinkle in my dad's eye, he thought of me and then I was here. True story.
Plant has said that the first time he thought the band might become really big was during one of the first, if not the first, times they played in Boston. They were doing this song, and Plant was singing with his eyes closed. He felt a nudge, and looked up to see Page pointing at the audience. The entire first row, mostly male, were banging their heads against the edge of the stage in time to the beat of the song...Heh...
There will never ever be by any band or bands in the 1970 like this... 1970...graduated in 72 I had a few party's with this music 🎶 ZEPPELIN, PINK FLOYD! The best music ever!
Muddy Waters said it, "The Blues had a baby and they named it 'Rock n Roll'. Jimmy, Robert, JPJ and Bonzo adopted The Blues and named it Led Zeppelin. Saw them at MSG '77 with our crew from Brooklyn. 16yo. Your reactions are how we felt. Thanks, and "Thank You" from Zep ll
All 4 of the lads on full display here. The breaks and drop ins on cue perfectly, their ability to play songs like this are a prime example of how individualy they're all amazing musicians but together they were *EPIC* . For me it's the drums and bass in this one. God tier. Worth mentioning the lyrics are an old blues tune from howlin wolf "how many more years " . The hunter is an Albert King and booker t tune. They loved the old blues players of early 1900s America on to the 60s. Imo they pay homage. Some go as far as saying appropriation. But cmon, the music proves to me they loved the source material. Then did it in their own way. It's still largely original.
Woa! You’re deep down the Zeppelin rabbit hole now. This is a helluva song and what a way to close out their epic debut album too!! Enjoy the journey because you’re just starting out.
HELL YES first time i saw them live they encored with this song and jimmy got his cello bow out and went nuts in the middle part they improvised into frenzies back into it and i nearly died jan of 1975 indianapolis ! here is some more murderous ones studio masterpieces in the light bring it on home heartbreaker/livinlovin maid (no break) kashmir in my time of dying the rover ten years gone goin to california what is and what should never be gallows pole ramble on sick again thank you misty mountain hop ETC.... once you do the studio version masterpieces the concert at madison square garden 1973 has some songs that are considered live performances that are truly beyond legendary from that show once you hear the studio these songs from that show will send you through the roof whole lotta love (medly ) improvised and 13 min long and fasten your seat belt since ive been lovin you -searing version the song remains the same/ the rain song (together there is no break) -ridiculous masterpiece utterly off the charts performance
I have enjoyed every reaction to Led Zeppelin's songs because it is my favorite group and you put so much enthusiasm into it...thank you for being authentic. Greetings from Spain 🇪🇦
Ha! I KNEW that "Oh Rosie!" drumbeat of Bonzo would drive you rhythmically mad, lol! My two-years-older brother is a great ("retired") drummer, and back in high school days I would risk annoying him while he was downstairs practicing by asking that he play the "Oh Rosie drum part" just one more time, pleeeaasse! And then I'd just stand there bopping along with a goofy-ass smile on my face, lol! I suspect he secretly liked my requesting it, heh.
Led Zeppelin was a continuation of an earlier band: The Yardbirds. The Yardbirds were the premier South London Blues Rock band in the early 60s. They gained a big rep in the clubs with their hard electric blues & & really got attention with their second lead guitarist Eric Clapton. Fans actually sprayed graffiti everywhere saying “Clapton is God.” They got a recording contract but the company wanted more pop rock for their singles. They cooperated and had big hits, but Clapton left wanting to do just the blues. He ended up eventually in Cream. CREAM! CREAM! CREAM! The band knew they needed a top notch blues guitarist to replace a God. The most renown guitarist was the best session guitarist in England, in demand by everyone. A wunderkind. Jimmy Page. He turned them down. He didn’t want to be in a band. He wanted the freedom & creativity of being a studio musician. But he recommended another studio wunderkind just starting out, so not as renown as Page. So they added Jeff Beck. People debate which of the big three was the best & a lot will say it was Beck. He lead the Yardbirds into heavier music and into Psychedelic Acid Rock. By 1966 the band was enormous both in popularity and influence. Bu then Page was ready to be in a band. Bands make $$, studio session players get a small stipend and no royalties. At a concert he attended, at the last minute their bassist suddenly quit. Page joined the band immediately & played bass. But he said he’d only do that until the current rhythm guitarist learned the bass. Then Page switch back to guitar. The Yardbirds had two genius lead guitarists! They recorded with a studio musician playing bass instead of their member. This session player was another in demand musician considered a genius, not just on bass but sorts of keyboards and arranging. His name was John Paul Jones. In 1967 Beck left and formed his own band. He recruited blues veterans Rod Stewart, vocals, & Romnie Wood, guitar. Stewart later was a big star. Wood eventually joined the Rolling Stones. Stewart had a raw & rough voice that also was golden and he was super sexy. Page noticed. Now he was the only guitarist in the Yardbirds and dominated the band. This is when Dazed & Confused became an epic of their set. They also got a new manager- Peter Grant, who managed them like he was as much a rockstar as them. Then the other three members quit. But the band had touring contracts to fill. So Page & Grant got busy rebuilding the band. First was to recruit John Paul Jones. Page wanted another Rod Stewart, he wanted to outdo Beck. He heard there was an unknown blues singer only 18 up in Birmingham. Page was so blown away by this kid he feared he must have mental problems as the only explanation he wasn’t already a big star. After spending time with Robert Plant, he was convinced he was stable & recruited him. But Plant said his drummer had to come with him. John Bonham had been in several bsndd with Plant and Plant had insisted before Bonham join his bands. After auditioning him, Page realized he had found another Keith Moon (The Who) or Ginger Baker (Cream) After touring as the New Yardbirds they changed their name to Led Zeppelin. Check out these other blues bands connected to Led Zeppelin: The Yardbirds, The Jeff Beck Group, & Cream. You will not be disappointed.
If it were possible for a song to be a force of nature, that was it. Taking their cue from Howlin' Wolf and building the entire song out of a single, bluesy, repetitive riff. The more the riff goes on the more mesmerising it becomes. Your reaction did it justice too, man. Brilliant stuff.
My God, Hector! I just love your energy and your humor! You make my day! I have A LOT of reactors that I watch faithfully (probably about 40 or so). You have become my absolute favorite!! Much love ❣️✌️
@@brainsqueezereactions DEFINITELY agree with Butterflymama08! You're an addiction... gotta get my Brainfreezee fix EVERYDAY!!! I think you're ready for some Ted Nugent (Motor City Mad Man) "Stranglehold" you might want to remove your glasses before this one 🤣🤣🤣 th-cam.com/video/Hc6IDdIxBys/w-d-xo.html
I follow a lot of reactors on a regular…I really look forward to his also…I feel down most days…He definitely yanks me up with his energy! Nice talking to you🦋! ✌🏻☀️
A lot of Zeppelin catalogue are covers, reinterpretations, samples, 'inspired by' other peoples work, and they do it well, love 'em. BUT when you react to bands like Pink Floyd it's all original stuff and I think that's what sets them apart.
@@w.geoffreyspaulding6588 Yeah, but most bands gave credit to the original composers. All those great Black Bluesmen who got screwed over and didn't make a penny on the songs they wrote while bands like Led Zeppelin got wealthy
I think he used a cello bow on this song and with 'Dazed and Confused.' I believe the violin bow was a little too small for his Fender Dragon Telecaster and his Gibson Les Paul 'Number One' guitars.
Watching for the 2nd time the Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd. This truly brings me back over 30 years! But, I have been binge watching all the other greats! I am loving this. You are choosing the best songs by the greatest artists! Yet. Led Zeppelin is truly the GOAT of classic rock! Their music will forever go on! Love watching your reactions! Peace!
My UK brother, I'm 62 and been around a little. Thank You sir. I sincerely appreciate and truly enjoy your Zeppelin reactions. I proudly solute you sir 🫡 💪🏽🇺🇸🙏🏽💪🏽
I was born in 1951. In 1972 took a 1/4 hit of window pane and heard Led Zeppy for the first time. My world changed and so did my music. What a journey, what a ride 😂😂🎉🎉 But love listening to Led Zeppy now clean but the same journey, same ride Thank you Mark❤
You have become addicted to led zep. Sooo made up with ur reactions. Please keep going,ur energy is amazing. I grew up with this music,an amazing era.still love listening to them & many more groups,which I've seen over the years,deep purple,black sabbath,queen & floyd just to name a few. Keep rocking mark. Happy New year.xx
I could be completely wrong here, Mark. But I finally watched a couple of your rap reactions… and what struck me was that you were much more low-key… less animated. I thought about it, because I didn’t expect it. And then I watched your first exposure to classic rock with Pink Floyd…and the goosebumps. And I thought: Perhaps this music allows you to be even more “yourself”…. Allows you to be “freer” … deeper emotional Level, whereas the rap is more cerebral? Does that make any sense? Or am I just imagining things? After all, I just joined with PF: I haven’t been around you for ages like others have. If I’m right, then I am SO HAPPY that you found this music!
This song has always been in my top 5 Zep offerings. In no particular order: How Many More Times [for the bass alone]; When the Levee Breaks [Bonzo's drumming, what else!]; Gallows Pole [hypnotic build up]; Rock & Roll [the energy captures everyone]; Kashmir [that exotic riff]. Just my take, other songs may slip in sometimes depends on my mood.
This album was my first introduction into Led Zeppelin. Loved it ever since. The Rolling Stones was another band I grew up with, mum was a big Stones fan. She has passed now, but Sympathy for the Devil is one tune I could listen to again and again. Keep it up dude, loving it.👍
Oh, yeah. One hell of a great song. This is the last track on their first album. I can tell you that by the time I got to the end of this album, I was hooked. 54 years later, I still am. I often listen to other favorites but to Zeppelin? They're the only ones I listen to nearly every day. No other band has ever been able to capture their magic. Greatest rock band of all time. Thanks for the reaction. Happy New Year, Mark! 🎉
It's okay to refer to Led Zeppelin as a single person -- these guys were so much in sync, they ay as well have been. So, getting a sense of some of the themes you like, I have a few suggestions: "Never Surrender" and "Fight The Good Fight" by Triumph. While you're at it, check out "Lay It On the Line," too. "Shining Star" and "Serpentine Fire" by Earth, Wind, & Fire. They're a R&B/Funk band, and you can really hit any of their tunes and fall in love with them. Happy New Year!
You need to do a reaction to ‘The Song Remains the Same’ video they made about their music and journey filming certain songs during certain concerts and following the band behind the scenes. Was amazing and explains a lot about musical instruments and influences and when the band ended due to John Bondham’s death (on my second birthday September 25, 1980). This band was the first to touch my soul, so much in fact I have two tattoos of them on me. Love the reactions, keep ‘em coming ❤
The day these four musicians came together they produced such an amazing sound but they still had to write songs. And what songs they wrote! Led Zeppelin really are the greatest.
Don't know what is better......zepplin or your enthusiasm. First time I have seen reactions that are almost as good as the music. Thanks for being you.
I suggest you Trampled Under Foot or In My Time Of Dying from their album physical graffiti. Both bangers. Or you can even do all of their albums in order mate you really seem to enjoy it 🤘
That noise in the beginning is Page using a cello bow and a wah wah pedal on his fender telecaster guitar. And yes folks it is a telecaster on this album.
Man I just recently found you and man you are fuckin great!!!!, I'm an old Led Zepplin fan. I am sure that you will love "Gallos Pole". It drives me nuts every time I hear it and I am 71 years young. Anyway you keep havin a blast and I will sit back laugh my ass off watching you have a blast.
Your reactions make my heart smile. That makes no sense, I know but no matter 😁😁😁 I love Zeppelin and its beautiful to watch someone else love them too.
This was recorded and paid for by the band before they had a contract tho of course page was a known quantity as a guitar star by then. But still, can you IMAGINE being Ahmet ertegun at Atlantic records hearing this? Rolling stone actually hated the album tho melody maker loved it, and it sold well immediately, but Ertegun was a genius in his own right and he had to know, holy crap this is special.
I was thoroughly enjoying this as I always do ALL of your vids!!! Not planning on commenting … because … well, there’s a lot more of them now and I don’t blame you at all for not being able to keep up anymore 💯 (that’s a GOOD problem to have!!!) anyhow, watching, enjoying and laughing with you … then you go and say that ish at the end!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂 your “number” goes from “maybe 2” prior to experiencing the song, to “maybe 4” after 😂😂😂 And while I’m down for a BrainSqueeze garden party I would not want to be #4!!!! 😂😂😂 Or any number for goodness sakes!!! I’m old enough to be your mother!!! 😳🤦♀️😂😂😂 Love ya fam!!! Keep going and growing!!! I see a studio in your future 😉✨🖤
@brainsqueezereactions I don’t know if you heard it but at one point the lyrics say “Little Robert Anthony wants to come out and play”. That’s Robert Anthony Plant. 😊
A few suggestions for my favorite reactor: Jimi Hendrix; Are You Experienced? Ted Nugent; Stranglehold Aerosmith: Sweet Emotion Pink Floyd; High Hopes (Live Pulse) Rolling Stones; Gimme Shelter Led Zeppelin; Trampled Underfoot or In My Time of Dying Elton John; Yellowbrick Road ( because you love good voices and lyrics) Metallica; Enter Sandman, live from Moscow (1.6 million people) Bob Seger; Night Moves Queen; somebody to Love (live Montreal) Tool; The Pot (this will kill you) The live ones I’ve mentioned will not be blocked.
1969. Man walks on the moon and Zeppelin drops two amazing albums. I’m still not sure which is bigger.
I can tell you which DIDNT happen.
@@theplanetruth welcome, conspiracy theorist! 👋
😂👍 👽I was conceived in Roswell New Mexico, I still don't know why my parents told me that before I even knew what the word conceive means. I thought I was just a twinkle in my dad's eye, he thought of me and then I was here. True story.
Definetely Zeppling albums cause no one did walk on the moon.
@@houarisifaoui1131 are you saying that it was all "propaganda"?😘Mark another Dax and Tom track ❤️
best band ever, best debut album ever
Hell yeah. 👍
How were we expected to study in school when this music was around..and the way the girls dressed in the 70s ❤😊😊😊 awesome
🤣
Plant has said that the first time he thought the band might become really big was during one of the first, if not the first, times they played in Boston. They were doing this song, and Plant was singing with his eyes closed. He felt a nudge, and looked up to see Page pointing at the audience. The entire first row, mostly male, were banging their heads against the edge of the stage in time to the beat of the song...Heh...
There will never ever be by any band or bands in the 1970 like this...
1970...graduated in 72
I had a few party's with this music 🎶 ZEPPELIN,
PINK FLOYD! The best music ever!
That sound at the beginning that sounds like a siren? That falling, wailing sound? That’s Robert’s vocals. He could indeed sound like a siren.
Muddy Waters said it, "The Blues had a baby and they named it 'Rock n Roll'. Jimmy, Robert, JPJ and Bonzo adopted The Blues and named it Led Zeppelin. Saw them at MSG '77 with our crew from Brooklyn. 16yo. Your reactions are how we felt. Thanks, and "Thank You" from Zep ll
All 4 of the lads on full display here. The breaks and drop ins on cue perfectly, their ability to play songs like this are a prime example of how individualy they're all amazing musicians but together they were *EPIC* . For me it's the drums and bass in this one. God tier. Worth mentioning the lyrics are an old blues tune from howlin wolf "how many more years " . The hunter is an Albert King and booker t tune. They loved the old blues players of early 1900s America on to the 60s. Imo they pay homage. Some go as far as saying appropriation. But cmon, the music proves to me they loved the source material. Then did it in their own way. It's still largely original.
Well said.
Epic live version on this at Royal Albert Hall in 1970.
Woa! You’re deep down the Zeppelin rabbit hole now. This is a helluva song and what a way to close out their epic debut album too!! Enjoy the journey because you’re just starting out.
Don't blink...
HELL YES first time i saw them live they encored with this song and jimmy got his cello bow out and went nuts in the middle part they improvised into frenzies back into it and i nearly died jan of 1975 indianapolis ! here is some more murderous ones
studio masterpieces
in the light
bring it on home
heartbreaker/livinlovin maid (no break)
kashmir
in my time of dying
the rover
ten years gone
goin to california
what is and what should never be
gallows pole
ramble on
sick again
thank you
misty mountain hop
ETC....
once you do the studio version masterpieces the concert at madison square garden 1973 has some songs that are considered live performances that are truly beyond legendary from that show once you hear the studio these songs from that show will send you through the roof
whole lotta love (medly ) improvised and 13 min long and fasten your seat belt
since ive been lovin you -searing version
the song remains the same/ the rain song (together there is no break) -ridiculous masterpiece utterly off the charts performance
I have enjoyed every reaction to Led Zeppelin's songs because it is my favorite group and you put so much enthusiasm into it...thank you for being authentic.
Greetings from Spain 🇪🇦
Why YES! YES, of course I'm ready! 2023 Brain Squeeze me!!😎
Im squeeeeeezing!!!!!!
Whenever I want to see someone feel this song to their core... I come back to this video. Happy New Year, mister.
Ha! I KNEW that "Oh Rosie!" drumbeat of Bonzo would drive you rhythmically mad, lol! My two-years-older brother is a great ("retired") drummer, and back in high school days I would risk annoying him while he was downstairs practicing by asking that he play the "Oh Rosie drum part" just one more time, pleeeaasse! And then I'd just stand there bopping along with a goofy-ass smile on my face, lol! I suspect he secretly liked my requesting it, heh.
I wish I could like this a thousand times! My favorite Zeppelin song by far. Love it Hector! ❤
Mine too.
The live performance of this from their Royal Albert Hall 1970 show is amazing
Led Zeppelin was a continuation of an earlier band: The Yardbirds.
The Yardbirds were the premier South London Blues Rock band in the early 60s. They gained a big rep in the clubs with their hard electric blues & & really got attention with their second lead guitarist Eric Clapton.
Fans actually sprayed graffiti everywhere saying “Clapton is God.”
They got a recording contract but the company wanted more pop rock for their singles. They cooperated and had big hits, but Clapton left wanting to do just the blues. He ended up eventually in Cream.
CREAM! CREAM! CREAM!
The band knew they needed a top notch blues guitarist to replace a God. The most renown guitarist was the best session guitarist in England, in demand by everyone. A wunderkind. Jimmy Page.
He turned them down. He didn’t want to be in a band. He wanted the freedom & creativity of being a studio musician.
But he recommended another studio wunderkind just starting out, so not as renown as Page.
So they added Jeff Beck. People debate which of the big three was the best & a lot will say it was Beck. He lead the Yardbirds into heavier music and into Psychedelic Acid Rock.
By 1966 the band was enormous both in popularity and influence. Bu then Page was ready to be in a band. Bands make $$, studio session players get a small stipend and no royalties.
At a concert he attended, at the last minute their bassist suddenly quit. Page joined the band immediately & played bass. But he said he’d only do that until the current rhythm guitarist learned the bass. Then Page switch back to guitar.
The Yardbirds had two genius lead guitarists!
They recorded with a studio musician playing bass instead of their member. This session player was another in demand musician considered a genius, not just on bass but sorts of keyboards and arranging. His name was John Paul Jones.
In 1967 Beck left and formed his own band. He recruited blues veterans Rod Stewart, vocals, & Romnie Wood, guitar. Stewart later was a big star. Wood eventually joined the Rolling Stones. Stewart had a raw & rough voice that also was golden and he was super sexy.
Page noticed. Now he was the only guitarist in the Yardbirds and dominated the band. This is when Dazed & Confused became an epic of their set.
They also got a new manager- Peter Grant, who managed them like he was as much a rockstar as them.
Then the other three members quit. But the band had touring contracts to fill. So Page & Grant got busy rebuilding the band. First was to recruit John Paul Jones.
Page wanted another Rod Stewart, he wanted to outdo Beck.
He heard there was an unknown blues singer only 18 up in Birmingham. Page was so blown away by this kid he feared he must have mental problems as the only explanation he wasn’t already a big star. After spending time with Robert Plant, he was convinced he was stable & recruited him.
But Plant said his drummer had to come with him. John Bonham had been in several bsndd with Plant and Plant had insisted before Bonham join his bands. After auditioning him, Page realized he had found another Keith Moon (The Who) or Ginger Baker (Cream)
After touring as the New Yardbirds they changed their name to Led Zeppelin.
Check out these other blues bands connected to Led Zeppelin: The Yardbirds, The Jeff Beck Group, & Cream. You will not be disappointed.
If it were possible for a song to be a force of nature, that was it. Taking their cue from Howlin' Wolf and building the entire song out of a single, bluesy, repetitive riff. The more the riff goes on the more mesmerising it becomes.
Your reaction did it justice too, man. Brilliant stuff.
They literally don't make any bad songs!
My God, Hector! I just love your energy and your humor! You make my day! I have A LOT of reactors that I watch faithfully (probably about 40 or so). You have become my absolute favorite!!
Much love ❣️✌️
😊😊😊😊😊♥️⏪️🧠 Thank you so much 😊😊😊😊😊😊
@@brainsqueezereactions DEFINITELY agree with Butterflymama08! You're an addiction... gotta get my Brainfreezee fix EVERYDAY!!! I think you're ready for some Ted Nugent (Motor City Mad Man) "Stranglehold" you might want to remove your glasses before this one 🤣🤣🤣
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Me too! EXACTLY!
@@brainsqueezereactions I agree with David…….Ted Nugent, Stranglehold…..hypnotic and hard…..😏
I follow a lot of reactors on a regular…I really look forward to his also…I feel down most days…He definitely yanks me up with his energy! Nice talking to you🦋! ✌🏻☀️
One of the greatest bands to ever come out of your neck of the woods! Bravo London UK, I grew up with these guys! ❤
Its the essence of the swagger of the Blues. It beats into your head.
Inspired by two classic blues songs: "The Hunter", by Albert King with Booker T & the MGs, and Howlin' Wolf's "How Many More Years"...
A lot of Zeppelin catalogue are covers, reinterpretations, samples, 'inspired by' other peoples work, and they do it well, love 'em. BUT when you react to bands like Pink Floyd it's all original stuff and I think that's what sets them apart.
This is one of my favorite LZ songs,,,,,takes me back to Junior High. 💥💥💥👍😎
Another great cover by Led Zeppelin.
Most blues rock was…..at least in the beginning.
@@w.geoffreyspaulding6588 Yeah, but most bands gave credit to the original composers. All those great Black Bluesmen who got screwed over and didn't make a penny on the songs they wrote while bands like Led Zeppelin got wealthy
Jimmy's violin bow extravaganza
I think he used a cello bow on this song and with 'Dazed and Confused.' I believe the violin bow was a little too small for his Fender Dragon Telecaster and his Gibson Les Paul 'Number One' guitars.
Watching for the 2nd time the Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd. This truly brings me back over 30 years! But, I have been binge watching all the other greats! I am loving this. You are choosing the best songs by the greatest artists! Yet. Led Zeppelin is truly the GOAT of classic rock! Their music will forever go on! Love watching your reactions! Peace!
Led Zeppelin the perfect musical storm ❤❤
My UK brother, I'm 62 and been around a little. Thank You sir. I sincerely appreciate and truly enjoy your Zeppelin reactions. I proudly solute you sir 🫡 💪🏽🇺🇸🙏🏽💪🏽
I was born in 1951.
In 1972 took a 1/4 hit of window pane and heard Led Zeppy for the first time. My world changed and so did my music. What a journey, what a ride 😂😂🎉🎉
But love listening to Led Zeppy now clean but the same journey, same ride
Thank you Mark❤
You have become addicted to led zep. Sooo made up with ur reactions. Please keep going,ur energy is amazing. I grew up with this music,an amazing era.still love listening to them & many more groups,which I've seen over the years,deep purple,black sabbath,queen & floyd just to name a few. Keep rocking mark. Happy New year.xx
8:30 jimmy with the bow again GLORIOUS
You are having a great year and deserve it. Enjoy Led Zeppelin soooo much!
That riff has the swagger and swing of a ding-a-ling on it's way through the front door...or back opening.
I could be completely wrong here, Mark. But I finally watched a couple of your rap reactions… and what struck me was that you were much more low-key… less animated. I thought about it, because I didn’t expect it. And then I watched your first exposure to classic rock with Pink Floyd…and the goosebumps. And I thought: Perhaps this music allows you to be even more “yourself”…. Allows you to be “freer” … deeper emotional
Level, whereas the rap is more cerebral? Does that make any sense? Or am I just imagining things? After all, I just joined with PF: I haven’t been around you for ages like others have. If I’m right, then I am SO HAPPY that you found this music!
This song has always been in my top 5 Zep offerings. In no particular order: How Many More Times [for the bass alone]; When the Levee Breaks [Bonzo's drumming, what else!]; Gallows Pole [hypnotic build up]; Rock & Roll [the energy captures everyone]; Kashmir [that exotic riff]. Just my take, other songs may slip in sometimes depends on my mood.
This album was my first introduction into Led Zeppelin. Loved it ever since. The Rolling Stones was another band I grew up with, mum was a big Stones fan. She has passed now, but Sympathy for the Devil is one tune I could listen to again and again. Keep it up dude, loving it.👍
good idea! SFTD!😈
Oh, yeah. One hell of a great song.
This is the last track on their first album. I can tell you that by the time I got to the end of this album, I was hooked. 54 years later, I still am. I often listen to other favorites but to Zeppelin? They're the only ones I listen to nearly every day. No other band has ever been able to capture their magic. Greatest rock band of all time.
Thanks for the reaction. Happy New Year, Mark! 🎉
agreed
Tip of the iceberg brother
It's okay to refer to Led Zeppelin as a single person -- these guys were so much in sync, they ay as well have been.
So, getting a sense of some of the themes you like, I have a few suggestions:
"Never Surrender" and "Fight The Good Fight" by Triumph. While you're at it, check out "Lay It On the Line," too.
"Shining Star" and "Serpentine Fire" by Earth, Wind, & Fire. They're a R&B/Funk band, and you can really hit any of their tunes and fall in love with them.
Happy New Year!
that noise is jimmy on guitar
You need to do a reaction to ‘The Song Remains the Same’ video they made about their music and journey filming certain songs during certain concerts and following the band behind the scenes. Was amazing and explains a lot about musical instruments and influences and when the band ended due to John Bondham’s death (on my second birthday September 25, 1980). This band was the first to touch my soul, so much in fact I have two tattoos of them on me.
Love the reactions, keep ‘em coming ❤
That still slaps today.
The day these four musicians came together they produced such an amazing sound but they still had to write songs. And what songs they wrote! Led Zeppelin really are the greatest.
This is the very song that got me into Led Zeppelin.
Haaaaaa!!!! Amazing reaction 😂😂😂🎸🎶🎸🎶🎸🎶🎸🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥....you've been truly Zapped by Zeppelin!! 😂😂😂
I remember when this album was released .. my mind is still warped to this day
Well they call me the hunter. Thats my name.
Sung so badass. And that wicked backing riff kicks in. Dang dang dang dang dang de-dang dang rrowwl.
Don't know what is better......zepplin or your enthusiasm. First time I have seen reactions that are almost as good as the music. Thanks for being you.
Wait to hear Led Zeppelin II. 🤯😏
I suggest you Trampled Under Foot or In My Time Of Dying from their album physical graffiti. Both bangers. Or you can even do all of their albums in order mate you really seem to enjoy it 🤘
Heart - Stairway to Heaven (Live at Kennedy Center Honors)
Best reaction to this masterpiece EVER!!
Got more Led Zeppy coming this week 🫡🫡🫡🫡🙌🙌🙌
Another thoroughly entertaining reaction. More Led Zeppy 😂 And Happy New year to you too. Loving this channel, keep em' comin'✌️
High school lunch break out back at the smoking area (😉) Zeppelin on the boombox 👍
So good Zeppelin never miss.
The ocean and in my time of dying will break your chair with your energy mate.
❤ Your reactions man
Now watch this song live at danmarks tv 1969 , and other songs from this show too
31 minutes of a very young Led Zeppelin, awesome👍, I also like the Royal Albert Hall version 🔥
The old people in the crowd had no fucking clue what they were watching
Mark...YAHOO...!!! Way to start 2023 by doing my fav. Zep Tune...your reaction was awesome as usual...
Can't wait to get e'r going.
What a debut album !! Super Enjoying your channel . LZ is the best
Helene here…..I’ll take the tea and biscuits, please! 😜
SOLD!!!!
That noise in the beginning is Page using a cello bow and a wah wah pedal on his fender telecaster guitar. And yes folks it is a telecaster on this album.
Lol this intro 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣! #musicandmemories I'm ready and want some pajamas! 💜💜💜💜 This is how you bring in a new year! 🔥🔥🔥
I'll take tea and biscuits! LOL 😂
Did you see I made the same comment? That’s pretty funny…….BTW…a new channel..JMBOYTV could use your expertise. 🤗🤗. HAPPY NEW YEAR…btw!
@@w.geoffreyspaulding6588 No, I didn't see your comment - too funny though! Thanks and Happy New Year!! 😊
Haha! Teas and biscuits all round!!!
🎸Definitely one of there best songs they have many bangers💯
Mate.... I can't even believe how long it is since I listened to this.
What a balltearer.
Thank you
Now that's the way to start the new year out.
This whole album is great! cheers!
Man I just recently found you and man you are fuckin great!!!!, I'm an old Led Zepplin fan. I am sure that you will love "Gallos Pole". It drives me nuts every time I hear it and I am 71 years young. Anyway you keep havin a blast and I will sit back laugh my ass off watching you have a blast.
Best band ever! Best reaction as well. You may enjoy their music more than me
You should check out the live version of this song from 1969
THIS IS VERY JAZZY
I was made in the 80's. I'm Ready
Love you reactions high energy entertaining and so much fun
Your reactions make my heart smile. That makes no sense, I know but no matter 😁😁😁 I love Zeppelin and its beautiful to watch someone else love them too.
Makes perfect sense 💛😊
Great track from Led Zeppelin, thanks for your reaction and it’s a like and thumbs up.😄👍#ledzeppelin
LMFAO! God Bless You Child! A CLASSIC! Great reaction!
This guy is crazy!!! I love it man! U got a new fan brother!!
He is off his damn head!
@@brainsqueezereactions lmmfao!!! Aces man! You are a gift mate!
you are so hyper love it got one for you t rex 20th century boy no trousers lol
Sounds like little Robert Anthony wants to plant some seed ✌🏻😏
This was recorded and paid for by the band before they had a contract tho of course page was a known quantity as a guitar star by then. But still, can you IMAGINE being Ahmet ertegun at Atlantic records hearing this? Rolling stone actually hated the album tho melody maker loved it, and it sold well immediately, but Ertegun was a genius in his own right and he had to know, holy crap this is special.
Haters go love one self
I was thoroughly enjoying this as I always do ALL of your vids!!! Not planning on commenting … because … well, there’s a lot more of them now and I don’t blame you at all for not being able to keep up anymore 💯 (that’s a GOOD problem to have!!!) anyhow, watching, enjoying and laughing with you … then you go and say that ish at the end!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂 your “number” goes from “maybe 2” prior to experiencing the song, to “maybe 4” after 😂😂😂 And while I’m down for a BrainSqueeze garden party I would not want to be #4!!!! 😂😂😂 Or any number for goodness sakes!!! I’m old enough to be your mother!!! 😳🤦♀️😂😂😂
Love ya fam!!! Keep going and growing!!! I see a studio in your future 😉✨🖤
Your enthusiasm is infectious.
Jimmy and Johnny, just flat gettin down ! 😎
I’ll give you early congrats on reaching and passing 30,000 subs!
Haha! Ill take that thank you 😊😊😊
Hector if you want to really blow your mind...
Puff Daddy "Come with Me"
followed by
Led Zeppelin "Kashmir"
I love you phil but youll learn that me and Cream Puffy are not friends 😂😂😂😂😂 but ill take you up on the led Zep track though!!!!
Hector and his endorphin rush lol. classic good times lol
Haha best type of hector with a boost of natural energy!!!
My favorite song
Imo it's the greatest song of all time.
Grand funk railroad. Inside looking out. Peace ✌️
Oh boy...here we go! Happy New Year darlin. I just love their 1st album
Thank you! that's all i have to say.
well, almost......lz are the goats. everyone else have sold themselves to them......
Your Best Reaction!!! Love It!!!
solo gives me chills
@brainsqueezereactions I don’t know if you heard it but at one point the lyrics say “Little Robert Anthony wants to come out and play”. That’s Robert Anthony Plant. 😊
Ready!!!
Happy New Year!!
Happier new year to you! 😊😊😊
A few suggestions for my favorite reactor:
Jimi Hendrix; Are You Experienced?
Ted Nugent; Stranglehold
Aerosmith: Sweet Emotion
Pink Floyd; High Hopes (Live Pulse)
Rolling Stones; Gimme Shelter
Led Zeppelin; Trampled Underfoot or In My Time of Dying
Elton John; Yellowbrick Road ( because you love good voices and lyrics)
Metallica; Enter Sandman, live from Moscow (1.6 million people)
Bob Seger; Night Moves
Queen; somebody to Love (live Montreal)
Tool; The Pot (this will kill you)
The live ones I’ve mentioned will not be blocked.
Ready 😬