I asked on Quora why JPJ was so underrated and was assured he is absolutely not! But I still think that for a lot of people he is at least overlooked. I don't know why. In several Zep songs, without his addition the songs just wouldn't be so great. No shade on Page, Plant or Bonham either!
And they were two of the crappiest songs on that album, but they were always played together. Other LZ songs that should be played together You Shook Me/Dazed And Confused & I Can't Quit You Baby/How Many More Times How Many More Times my all time fav LZ tune. Bring It On Home my fav LZII song but again another song that should be listened to with Moby Dick as an intro to it.
Back in High School we use to like to Roll & Rock as we called it. We would gather at a particular friends house . His bedroom had 5 walls covered in blacklight posters. There was fish netting hanging on the ceiling. With blacklight on we would sit in a circle on the floor and partake the medicinal herb while listening to Led Zeppelin. This album along with Houses of the Holy and Physical Graffiti were probably the most played albums. Ah....good times. I lost 2 of those friends 3 month's after graduation in a car wreck.
Grew up on most of what you react to and like most of us this age I find it gratifying to see that era discovered and appreciated decades later. And you do a great job of entertaining. I saw Zeppelin live twice in Atlanta (1973 and 1977). You rightly discerned the flange on the vocal. I've engineered and mixed records for a living since the mid 80s. That record was mixed by the very brilliant Eddie Kramer in New York. The first time I heard Whole Lotta Love when I was 11 years old it rearranged my molecular structure. Keep up the good work. The rest of this record will not disappoint you.
Agree and Ramble On one of my all time favs since early 80s.. Memories of her and our friends those times and such feelings emotions never die.. Live in today, hope and believe for good tomorrow > But ok to remember reminisce of yesterday time to time.. Makes me think of songs by Little River Band, walking through the park and reminiscing..
Fell in love with LZ in the late '70s. As a African American I noticed how LZ was grounded in the Blues and you get that black feel to a lot of their music.
I might have said it on the other thread, but Ramble On is my favorite track on this album. It's got all the great Zep magic I loved as a kid, including Tolkien references! I also like this song a lot.
As someone else mentioned, this song was inspired by the affair Robert had with his sister in law. It's one of the few songs that all 4 harmonize on. The flanger on Robert's voice helps give it an echo-y, dream-like quality. This entire album was written and recorded while on tour. They'd be in Vancouver, for example to play a couple of gigs and while there, they'd go into the studio to record, then when they'd move to the next stop, they'd go to whatever studio there was to record more. What an insane pace!
@@eviekelpie1 He and Maureen divorced years later and NOW....after many failed affairs and a couple out of the public eye failed marriages....that he is actually in a very serious relationship with that sister of Maureen's that he had the affair with all those years ago. They in fact, have a child together who is now around 12 or so.
@@philosopher0076 oh wow you're kidding! And a 12 year old child at 73 😂. Sounds like they rekindled their affair again. Obviously meant to be. Feel sorry for Maureen though
@@eviekelpie1 actually, the son Robert had with Maureen's sister, Shirley, was born in 1991. To my knowledge he hasn't had any children since then. It's still messed up that his kids are half siblings and cousins at the same time.
hello my friend... i just subbed!!!!.... you have just reacted to one of my all time favorite Zeppelin tunes...... its a freakin fantastic song and your reaction shows that you love a good groove and a good break.... peace my friend... enjoy your journey into the rock n roll landscape that IS.... Led Zeppelin... peace my friend...
@@eviekelpie1 I CAN"T pick one. Every time I think I've decided... I change my mind. And that debate has been going on in my head since I first heard Zep in 1984. I gave up... They're ALL the best! :)
Ramble On...I think was written about my future.. now past (sad but true). Thank You.. I love the vibe. Lemon song, What is and What should never be, Whole Lotta Love. But truly for me I can listen to all their albums all the way through. They are one of the true greats. Also for future listening they have a song No Quarter, and Tool covers it. I think listening to them back to back is an idea...maybe, consider it. ✌️
Nice! Glad you enjoyed this one! Your "Let's get it!" comment reminded me... One of the L.A. Rock stations (KMET or KLOS) back in the day, had a show one evening per week called "Get the Led Out", which of course was all Zeppelin. So... "Let's get the Led out!" 🤘🔥👍😎
LA is my hometown and you brought back so many memories right now. I left 10 years ago for a slower life on the North Carolina coast and haven't listened to the radio since because its trash lol!! I was really missing LA today, reading some history and reminiscing, so this was timely. Man, I miss the old KLOS, KMET and remember kWST...now I just feel old! KNAC was fun too. So grateful to have experienced that time and place. KLOS owned Get The LED Out. Thank you for the memory reboot!
@@everlyoshea Do you remember Mike Harrison on KMET? He was their "rock historian", with a Sunday show, did interviews etc. That was interesting stuff... like Joe Benson did for KLOS. My favorite DJ was Paraquat Kelly (KMET). Good times! 👍 😎
I'm in the North East(born and raised) and we have a few stations that have been saying "Let's Get The Led Out" since I was a teen in the 80's..... it might be a Nationwide thing! Either way, Zep Heads everywhere know what it means when someone says it!!! :)
You're correct in saying LZ I and II sound very similar. Zeppelin had a backload of material ready to go; they could have started with a double album, but Ahmet Ertegan -- then the president of Atlantic Records -- wanted to string out the product to increase sales (my freshman college roommate worked for him, so I know the skinny on that). LZ III is a major departure from the first two, and the ensuing albums -- the untitled fourth and "Houses of the Holy" are also distinct from one another; the fourth was LZ's biggest seller, due largely to "Stairway To Heaven," but I think Houses is a delight. Not that it matters, but my favorite song on LZ I is the last one, "How Many More Times." But then that depends on the day of the week.
If I may make two suggestions before you start "The Lemon Song"... first, have the lyrics available because they'll have you giggling your ass off, and secondly, tighten your seat-belt. Beyond the vocals the guitar, bass and drums will be competing to melt your face.
Favs on this album are a toss up between this song you are reviewing and Ramble On. When you get to Moby Dick, I recommend the studio version first, then check out John Bonham playing the live version. The Lemon Song is a close 2nd for me. Glad you're enjoying Led Zeppelin. Kind of a cornerstone of Rock. Jimmy Page was a studio session musician for years before he was in The Yardbirds and then Led Zeppelin.
When I was growing up there were two bass players that impacted my life .The first was Willie Weeks for his playing on Donny Hathaway's live album .The second was John Paul Jones . Primarily for this song as a kid while listening to it all buzzed .
As others have already said, Heartbreaker and Living Loving Maid are complimentary songs, and really need to be played together. There is a space, a timing on the record between the songs that is just...well, just right. Almost magical how that space ,melds the two songs together. Jimmy was a true genius. Here is a link to the TH-cam page that has the combined Heartbreaker/Living Loving Maid song file: th-cam.com/video/x4c_GdUat-I/w-d-xo.html Peace
Every song on every album was a hit!!! Miss the days u could buy an album for all its great songs... today a CD might have two good songs for that band lol.... strange... miss em days
LIVE Album review!!! That'd be dope!!! LOVE this song and your reaction. FYI: This song was basically inspired by Robert's "affair" with his wife's sister. He ended up divorcing her and then had a child with his ex-wife's sister, Shirley. He had 3 kids with wife/sister #1, sadly one of them died at the age of 5, in 1977.... Side Note: The Zep song "All Of My Love" was written by Robert for/in memory of his late son, Karac. Keep 'em coming! Sorry for jumping the gun.... "All Of My Love" is on "In Through The Out Door" their 8th album, if memory serves. Oh Well, when you get there, you'll already have the history. Peace...
Hi,I'm a 65yr old UK guy,my fav band ever are zepp,pls pls don't get me wrong ,it puts a massive smile on my face web a so much younger guy,one who's black loves this band like I do,they still to this day attract new young followers,I missed them in my own town of Bristol in 1969as I was to young,since there split in 1981 I think I've seen Robert plants various bands 20 odd times,twice with jimmy,never ever let u down,if you never ever listen to a old guy just maybe listen to me lol,when plant tours the us,which he does often treat ureself,the very best live tracks on TH-cam are,stairway,rain song,since I've been living you,one last thing,if it's a reader,hammer of the gods,everything there's to know about them from a UK writer whom they trusted,keep up the great work,take care,Billy the oldest swinger in town.
Don't take this as anything but aloha - A "track" is a single song. A "record" is the same as an album (all songs) PEACE! Can't wait for the other Led II reactions!
Hi Biz! All the songs are fire! Whole lotta love, most well known. Lemon Song, naughty Heartbreaker and Living loving maid, go together and bangers. Moby Dick must be appreciated live...long version Ramble On, banger My favourite is Thank you. One of the most beautiful love songs. My first late husband played it on the phone to me when we met. I've also chosen it for my funeral, as a tribute for my current husband
Hey bro ...all the blues comes from your brothers ,,im musician ..Jazz ..blues ..We ..England ,studied it to its DNA, Eric Clapton, Zepp, Cream, etc ..comes from deep south ..cotton fields ,,even Elvis did...soul blues ...its dark ...we felt the blues ....our brothers
I love this album and I love this song! Rock on and enjoy this journey, my friend! I always think it's best to react to the studio album versions of Led Zeppelin songs first to get the gestalt of the song first. Zeppelin often takes live versions in different directions, which can be awesome once you know the song.
This is the first song written by Robert Plant that the band recorded. He wrote it about the affair he had with his wife's younger sister. He actually had a children with both sisters.
Dear Mr Biz Why haven't you reacted to the lemon song The bass line is going to blow you away. Trust me. I'm not going away I'm going to keep bugging you until you do
Yah yah... slightly distorted voice mechs... Ur right bro... I'm a drummers and. I've played every song on every album over few hundred times each over 40 years... still prob my top all time band. Even the Presnce album was great as many didn't think so...
My favorite Zeppelin song was one that didn't make it to an album for years. It was released in 1970 as the B side of Immigrant Song. It's another different sound, "Hey hey what can I do" th-cam.com/video/epX8Th4aiMc/w-d-xo.html It finally ended up on Coda, which is basically a compilation album. A lot of people forget about the song but it's quite good. You should check it out
Hailey Reinhart does the CREEP song. I'm sure you've heard about POST MODERN JUKEBOX , You send them a tape and if your a good singer they'll let you record they have their own band. You have to do a retro-style though 1920's through 80's. You tube channel only and they tour
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God, I forgot how good the bass is in this....JPJ is a beast!
I asked on Quora why JPJ was so underrated and was assured he is absolutely not! But I still think that for a lot of people he is at least overlooked. I don't know why. In several Zep songs, without his addition the songs just wouldn't be so great. No shade on Page, Plant or Bonham either!
Man, the bass lines in this song are beyond smooth.
Yep rhythm smooth cool vibes, live on..
Led Zeppelin is a LOT OF BLUES with an Edge ... Funky, Soulful, and Bluesy Baby.......!! Peace..
Zepp one and two are both masterpieces
FYI off this album, Heartbreaker and Livin Lovin Maid are meant to be listened to back to back.
Yes they are, although I honestly am not fond of the latter, but played together with Heartbreaker it fits in
That's right. Not much break in between
Yes.... that's how they've always been played.... TOGETHER. It's almost criminal doing one without the other. Just saying... :)
@@michaelgilbert197 Yes, it feels incomplete and that next song is in your head then
And they were two of the crappiest songs on that album, but they were always played together.
Other LZ songs that should be played together You Shook Me/Dazed And Confused & I Can't Quit You Baby/How Many More Times
How Many More Times my all time fav LZ tune.
Bring It On Home my fav LZII song but again another song that should be listened to with Moby Dick as an intro to it.
Back in High School we use to like to Roll & Rock as we called it. We would gather at a particular friends house . His bedroom had 5 walls covered in blacklight posters. There was fish netting hanging on the ceiling. With blacklight on we would sit in a circle on the floor and partake the medicinal herb while listening to Led Zeppelin. This album along with Houses of the Holy and Physical Graffiti were probably the most played albums. Ah....good times. I lost 2 of those friends 3 month's after graduation in a car wreck.
JPJ kills this one
Best rock band ever I grew up listening to them from my era
So glad we had them thanks for sharing
Grew up on most of what you react to and like most of us this age I find it gratifying to see that era discovered and appreciated decades later. And you do a great job of entertaining. I saw Zeppelin live twice in Atlanta (1973 and 1977). You rightly discerned the flange on the vocal. I've engineered and mixed records for a living since the mid 80s. That record was mixed by the very brilliant Eddie Kramer in New York. The first time I heard Whole Lotta Love when I was 11 years old it rearranged my molecular structure. Keep up the good work. The rest of this record will not disappoint you.
Keep going down the Led Zeppelin rabbit hole.
More live performances!! We love Zeppelin!! Try For Your Life...That's The Way...and The Song Remains The Same/The Rain Song!!
Biz is going through each album. He'll get to those soon. Enjoy
This song and Ramble On are the best songs on Led Zeppelin II. The whole album is great though.
Agree and Ramble On one of my all time favs since early 80s..
Memories of her and our friends those times and such feelings emotions never die..
Live in today, hope and believe for good tomorrow >
But ok to remember reminisce of yesterday time to time..
Makes me think of songs by Little River Band, walking through the park and reminiscing..
YES!!!! This one and Ramble On....PURE JOY....and best memories ever!!!!
👍✔️
OMG thank you for playing this song 🤘
The best band in the history of rock, 4 magicians got together, who made a catalog of unbeatable songs, 50 years later they are insurmountable.
Fell in love with LZ in the late '70s. As a African American I noticed how LZ was grounded in the Blues and you get that black feel to a lot of their music.
I love track 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 and 9
Me too!
You gotta listen to them in that order 😉
I might have said it on the other thread, but Ramble On is my favorite track on this album. It's got all the great Zep magic I loved as a kid, including Tolkien references! I also like this song a lot.
As someone else mentioned, this song was inspired by the affair Robert had with his sister in law. It's one of the few songs that all 4 harmonize on. The flanger on Robert's voice helps give it an echo-y, dream-like quality. This entire album was written and recorded while on tour. They'd be in Vancouver, for example to play a couple of gigs and while there, they'd go into the studio to record, then when they'd move to the next stop, they'd go to whatever studio there was to record more. What an insane pace!
It's amazing Maureen stayed married to him! And that sister of hers as much to blame
@@eviekelpie1 He and Maureen divorced years later and NOW....after many failed affairs and a couple out of the public eye failed marriages....that he is actually in a very serious relationship with that sister of Maureen's that he had the affair with all those years ago. They in fact, have a child together who is now around 12 or so.
@@philosopher0076 oh wow you're kidding! And a 12 year old child at 73 😂. Sounds like they rekindled their affair again. Obviously meant to be. Feel sorry for Maureen though
@@eviekelpie1 actually, the son Robert had with Maureen's sister, Shirley, was born in 1991. To my knowledge he hasn't had any children since then. It's still messed up that his kids are half siblings and cousins at the same time.
@@henriettaskolnick4445 I was going by what the other person had commented. Yeah half siblings 🙄
This is my favorite Led Zeppelin song I don’t think I’ve ever seen anybody react to it thank you
It's all legendary all album's. Just pick any.
Funky little rock tune from all those years ago.
We loved it..
hello my friend... i just subbed!!!!.... you have just reacted to one of my all time favorite Zeppelin tunes...... its a freakin fantastic song and your reaction shows that you love a good groove and a good break.... peace my friend... enjoy your journey into the rock n roll landscape that IS.... Led Zeppelin... peace my friend...
Make sure you play Heartbreaker and Living Lovin Maid back to back as they were meant to be listened to.
Thank you thank you!!!!!!!
Great song 🔥🔥
For me.... Thank You is the next song. Amazing
Great reaction! Been waiting for this one to hit popular reactors!
Zep 4,,,,is their BEST album. BUT,,,,,ALL are FANTASTIC!!!! 🔥🔥🔥😎
I love four Sticks...Misty Mountain Hop too!! You're right...that album is unbelievably good!
I go back and fourth between Zep 4 and Physical Graffiti in terms of what their best album is.
Yes it's fantastic but we all have our own opinions on the"best". For me I love songs from every album
@@eviekelpie1 I CAN"T pick one. Every time I think I've decided... I change my mind. And that debate has been going on in my head since I first heard Zep in 1984. I gave up... They're ALL the best! :)
@@michaelgilbert197 Same here. Anything from Zep II listen to makes my day
Led Zeppelin knows what they are doing.
Whole Lotta Love or The Lemon Song are my favourites from LZ II
Favorite track on II is Ramble On. Just a perfect song.
Ramble On...I think was written about my future.. now past (sad but true). Thank You.. I love the vibe. Lemon song, What is and What should never be, Whole Lotta Love. But truly for me I can listen to all their albums all the way through. They are one of the true greats.
Also for future listening they have a song No Quarter, and Tool covers it. I think listening to them back to back is an idea...maybe, consider it. ✌️
Nice! Glad you enjoyed this one!
Your "Let's get it!" comment reminded me... One of the L.A. Rock stations (KMET or KLOS) back in the day, had a show one evening per week called "Get the Led Out", which of course was all Zeppelin.
So... "Let's get the Led out!" 🤘🔥👍😎
LA is my hometown and you brought back so many memories right now. I left 10 years ago for a slower life on the North Carolina coast and haven't listened to the radio since because its trash lol!! I was really missing LA today, reading some history and reminiscing, so this was timely. Man, I miss the old KLOS, KMET and remember kWST...now I just feel old! KNAC was fun too. So grateful to have experienced that time and place.
KLOS owned Get The LED Out.
Thank you for the memory reboot!
Get the Led out is still on everyday
Yeah I haven't listened to radio in decades. Well then, "let's get it out!"
🤘🔥👍
@@everlyoshea Do you remember Mike Harrison on KMET?
He was their "rock historian", with a Sunday show, did interviews etc.
That was interesting stuff... like Joe Benson did for KLOS.
My favorite DJ was Paraquat Kelly (KMET). Good times! 👍 😎
I'm in the North East(born and raised) and we have a few stations that have been saying "Let's Get The Led Out" since I was a teen in the 80's..... it might be a Nationwide thing! Either way, Zep Heads everywhere know what it means when someone says it!!! :)
Love the guitars going from side to side in the headphones. Thought I was so cool when I figured out the pattern. Boy that was a long time ago
My favorite Led Zeppelin album.
RAMBLE ON
LZ II is one of the best albums ever.
I was 17 when I&II came out and spent many nights with headphones playing these.
You're correct in saying LZ I and II sound very similar. Zeppelin had a backload of material ready to go; they could have started with a double album, but Ahmet Ertegan -- then the president of Atlantic Records -- wanted to string out the product to increase sales (my freshman college roommate worked for him, so I know the skinny on that). LZ III is a major departure from the first two, and the ensuing albums -- the untitled fourth and "Houses of the Holy" are also distinct from one another; the fourth was LZ's biggest seller, due largely to "Stairway To Heaven," but I think Houses is a delight.
Not that it matters, but my favorite song on LZ I is the last one, "How Many More Times." But then that depends on the day of the week.
This a heavy jazzy one , just relaxing.
If I may make two suggestions before you start "The Lemon Song"... first, have the lyrics available because they'll have you giggling your ass off, and secondly, tighten your seat-belt. Beyond the vocals the guitar, bass and drums will be competing to melt your face.
I love this song. There’s not a bad song on the entire album. My personal favourite is “The Lemon Song”. I’m so glad you’re doing the entire albums.
Favs on this album are a toss up between this song you are reviewing and Ramble On. When you get to Moby Dick, I recommend the studio version first, then check out John Bonham playing the live version. The Lemon Song is a close 2nd for me. Glad you're enjoying Led Zeppelin. Kind of a cornerstone of Rock. Jimmy Page was a studio session musician for years before he was in The Yardbirds and then Led Zeppelin.
Can't pick a favorite!
Like trying to pick your favorite child. You love them. They are different, but you love them.
When I was growing up there were two bass players that impacted my life .The first was Willie Weeks for his playing on Donny Hathaway's live album .The second was John Paul Jones . Primarily for this song as a kid while listening to it all buzzed .
They called this album the Brown Bomber.
Every song is good on Led Zep 2. Every song is actually good through Led Zep 1-4 albums. And Physical Gaffiti album is on a whole nother level
As others have already said, Heartbreaker and Living Loving Maid are complimentary songs, and really need to be played together. There is a space, a timing on the record between the songs that is just...well, just right. Almost magical how that space ,melds the two songs together. Jimmy was a true genius.
Here is a link to the TH-cam page that has the combined Heartbreaker/Living Loving Maid song file:
th-cam.com/video/x4c_GdUat-I/w-d-xo.html
Peace
Forget the rest because led zeppelin is the best
Thank you for reacting to this song. I've asked so many to do so and you're one of few that have. This song is so friggin good!
Every song on every album was a hit!!! Miss the days u could buy an album for all its great songs... today a CD might have two good songs for that band lol.... strange... miss em days
LIVE Album review!!! That'd be dope!!! LOVE this song and your reaction. FYI: This song was basically inspired by Robert's "affair" with his wife's sister. He ended up divorcing her and then had a child with his ex-wife's sister, Shirley. He had 3 kids with wife/sister #1, sadly one of them died at the age of 5, in 1977.... Side Note: The Zep song "All Of My Love" was written by Robert for/in memory of his late son, Karac. Keep 'em coming!
Sorry for jumping the gun.... "All Of My Love" is on "In Through The Out Door" their 8th album, if memory serves. Oh Well, when you get there, you'll already have the history. Peace...
Thanks a bunch Biz! Peace! 🔥🤘
Love Zeppelin... You must try Aerosmith "Lord of the Thighs" and the entire Get Your Wings album which is Off-the-Hook...!
Whole Lotta Love!
Watching this video makes me even appreciate more how great the band were and how awesome they were as songwriters.
JPJ KILLIN' IT!! 🤟🏻
Hi,I'm a 65yr old UK guy,my fav band ever are zepp,pls pls don't get me wrong ,it puts a massive smile on my face web a so much younger guy,one who's black loves this band like I do,they still to this day attract new young followers,I missed them in my own town of Bristol in 1969as I was to young,since there split in 1981 I think I've seen Robert plants various bands 20 odd times,twice with jimmy,never ever let u down,if you never ever listen to a old guy just maybe listen to me lol,when plant tours the us,which he does often treat ureself,the very best live tracks on TH-cam are,stairway,rain song,since I've been living you,one last thing,if it's a reader,hammer of the gods,everything there's to know about them from a UK writer whom they trusted,keep up the great work,take care,Billy the oldest swinger in town.
I grew up on LZ. Listen to their 4th album (no title). Every song is bad ass.
Don't take this as anything but aloha - A "track" is a single song. A "record" is the same as an album (all songs) PEACE! Can't wait for the other Led II reactions!
I have always loved this song! So hard to pick a favorite Zeppelin album, but LZ II is up there.
Love me some ol Led. 💕
Hi Biz! All the songs are fire!
Whole lotta love, most well known.
Lemon Song, naughty
Heartbreaker and Living loving maid, go together and bangers.
Moby Dick must be appreciated live...long version
Ramble On, banger
My favourite is Thank you. One of the most beautiful love songs. My first late husband played it on the phone to me when we met. I've also chosen it for my funeral, as a tribute for my current husband
You’ll love the live version. They bring more edge to it on stage.
Smooth
This song is definitely bass driven and the base is fosho the best part about it.
Hell yeah! One of my fav's
Hey bro ...all the blues comes from your brothers ,,im musician ..Jazz ..blues ..We ..England ,studied it to its DNA, Eric Clapton, Zepp, Cream, etc ..comes from deep south ..cotton fields ,,even Elvis did...soul blues ...its dark ...we felt the blues ....our brothers
I love this album and I love this song! Rock on and enjoy this journey, my friend!
I always think it's best to react to the studio album versions of Led Zeppelin songs first to get the gestalt of the song first. Zeppelin often takes live versions in different directions, which can be awesome once you know the song.
Can't wait to see your face when you get to the Lemon Song lol
This whole album is amazing! Bring it on Home is my fav ....I think!
This is the first song written by Robert Plant that the band recorded. He wrote it about the affair he had with his wife's younger sister. He actually had a children with both sisters.
IN MY TIME OF DYING LIVE!!! at Earl"s Court Arena 1975
Steam Funk, Diesel Jazz.
This is my favorite off the album. Thanks
What a fucking song! Loved the reaction bruh!!! ❤
Thank you
Bring it on home
Favorite? This one.
Keep on trucking! 🧐🇬🇧✌️
this is an underrated tune
Hi, bro! My favorite album is "Physical graffity".
I think Robert Plant's voice is being run through a phaser not a flanger.
Are you sure it isn't a leslie?
Thank you for the audio version.. 🙂
At 5:55 the music jumps back and forth (stereo was relatively new) from one side to the other, speakers or headphones.
Dear Mr Biz
Why haven't you reacted to the lemon song The bass line is going to blow you away. Trust me. I'm not going away I'm going to keep bugging you until you do
I dont think you have been paying attention im doing all the albums in order... and Lemon song is actually next
@@watchbizmatik
Thank you I'm really looking forward to it
@@watchbizmatik 😁👆🍋
@@watchbizmatik good comeback Biz. People are so impatient!
Check out Bring it on Home! You get some harmonica playing from Plant! A very bluesy and kick ass song!!
youre hooked man!!!!!
My favorite song off LZ 2 is the one you're about to listen to.
You can find the isolated bass and drums for this , I found it on TH-cam music ✌️
Robert Plant wrote this song about his wife's sister! He was in love with them both! Knowing this, listen again! You will get it!
Thank you and the Lemon song
Love your reactions 😎
Maybe this definition
Flanger = in and out of phase (wave length effect).
Lots of reverb and reverse echo used too
Yah yah... slightly distorted voice mechs... Ur right bro... I'm a drummers and. I've played every song on every album over few hundred times each over 40 years... still prob my top all time band. Even the Presnce album was great as many didn't think so...
This song is about Robert having an affair with his sister-n-law....not cool Robert but damn this song is dope.
My favorite Zeppelin song was one that didn't make it to an album for years. It was released in 1970 as the B side of Immigrant Song. It's another different sound, "Hey hey what can I do" th-cam.com/video/epX8Th4aiMc/w-d-xo.html It finally ended up on Coda, which is basically a compilation album. A lot of people forget about the song but it's quite good. You should check it out
No skips
awesome bass player
Stereo was just coming in in the late 60's.
Hailey Reinhart does the CREEP song. I'm sure you've heard about POST MODERN JUKEBOX , You send them a tape and if your a good singer they'll let you record they have their own band. You have to do a retro-style though 1920's through 80's. You tube channel only and they tour
Bro you got to do some paul McCartney and wings definitely uncle Albert hulsey and some more of his stuff. Try some grand funk railroad. Boston.
This is the best song off LZ II , or Ramble on, or ………..!!!!!!
Led 2 is their best....2 me
John Paul Jones is Fabulous