IV is of course a must. Physical Graffiti though has a lot of filler songs in there with the great ones: they'd just hammer out some jam, some throwaway lyrics. They rock, but are they that special?
Whole lotta love 0:59 What Is and What Should never be 3:59 The Lemon Song 6:35 Thank You 9:49 Heartbreaker 12:34 Living Loving Maid 15:23 Ramble On 16:36 Moby Dick 19:16 Bring It on Home 20:41
My uncle, who’s one of the biggest Led Zeppelin fans, used “Thank You” as his wedding song. On another note, I don’t know who told you not to pay attention to lyrics cause Plant is an absolute legend at songwriting. In case you missed it, there were references to The Hobbit in “Ramble On”. Also, “Heartbreaker” and “Living Loving Maid” are basically made to be played together.
The guitar solo in Heartbreaker was recorded at a different studio on a different day with a different guitar than the rest of the song. I saw an interview with an engineer who worked on the album who said he didn't like how the solo sounded because it was clearly recorded somewhere else with a different guitar. Despite all this, the solo in Heartbreaker was massively popular and influential in its day. What's more interesting to me is the amount of mistakes Jimmy Page makes in his solos and how sloppy they are, while still sounding amazing
I'd call it the difference between energy and precision. Page has great melodic phrasing but was yes, sloppy at times. (Of course he played them VERY clean, with none of the effects that smooth over fumbles.) There's a bit of a fetish from a lot of metalheads. Me, I think they're missing the point: many virtuoso metalheads lack soul to me. Split the difference and go with David Gilmour. But then metalheads accuse him of being slow and too pentatonic. It's a matter of taste. Subjective.
Always loved the fact that one song is about squeezing the lemon till all the juice comes out (wink wink) and the next one is a beautiful, romantic thank you letter lol
@@bishlap if he likes aja that’s the most popular out of the way. He can do the greater Steely Dan albums then. Like Royal Scam, Katy Lied, Can’t Buy a Thrill and Pretzel Logic
When LZ were on tour in the US in January 1969, they were already playing Killing Floor (later it became The Lemon Song) and Pal's Delight (which became Moby Dick), e.g. January+April Fillmore West. There was also a Whole Lotta Love version in the program in the middle of the year. These songs only appeared in November on this album. At that time, an album was released practically every year and frequent touring was common back then. LZ II+IV are the feel-good albums for every mood, LZ I+III are the discovery albums where you have to listen a little more closely to enjoy them. I wouldn't want to miss any of the first four. Thanks, great job, stick with it!!!
Being a 40 something where my dad got me into classic rock at an early age, it trips me out that there's still younger generations checking this stuff out for the first time. Just a little Led for your head. Really enjoy your content man, keep it up. P.s. loved your Ween reactions
I probably posted this before but I’ve been so into ‘songs of faith and devotion’ by Depeche mode. The album is shockingly overlooked and I genuinely believe it’s one of the most innovative alternative rock albums oat. It’s a masterpiece with a pretty haunting backstory, with lead singer Dave Gahan suffering with an almost fatal Heroin addiction. The sound is so unique and captivating. I’d love to see your reaction fr
This album was my entrée into Led Zeppelin when I borrowed it from a schoolmate in 1970. I saw them live in '72 and they blew me away, spoiled me for live gigs in fact. I've seen some great bands since, but none have surpassed that night. Neil Young And Crazy Horse did come very close though.
That bassist/keyboardist, John Paul Jones, was asked by Dave Grohl and Josh Homme to create a supergroup in 2009, whih he gladly accepted. They called it "Them Crooked Vultures". Their self-titled album is brilliant
I would say the lyrics are more worth paying attention to as you progress through their discography. In LZ 1 it's mostly covers of blues classics, but here there is a balance, and in the albums beyond this the majority is their own writing.
sup bro, i recommend going for IV and physical grafiti rather than the others but thats just my honest opinion, if youre going the classic albums route please check out some bob dylan, highway 61 revisited is a must.
Ya que empezaste con las reacciones de música en español, reacciona a Los Jaivas - Los Jaivas (1975) una locura de album. De las mejores cosas que existen en la música
LOVE YOUR VIDEOS MY GUY a few recommendations: Process - Sampha (experimental r&b, great production) Nurture - Porter Robinson (light summer electric with fun production) Koi No Yokan - Deftones (very heavy, sexier and heavier radiohead imo) Hypochondriac - Brakence (very experimental emo rap, glitch pop) Reading Writing And Arithmetic - The Sundays (the smiths ish, with beautiful female vocals)
i love your videos!!! i want to recommend some albums! > steely dan - can't buy a thrill > the smiths - meat is murder > george harrisson - all things must pass > new order - low life > pet shop boys - behavior and as a brazilian, i would love if you listen to two albuns: “a tábua de esmeralda - jorge ben jor”, one of the most acclaimed albums in my country, where jorge shares his love for alchemy and the best of his instrumental “clube da esquina - milton nascimento”, its a classic of brazilian music and a lot of artists like Paul McCartney loved 💖💖 if you need any information, i will be happy to help!
Ok, hear me out. Not only do I think you would love the album Floral Prince by Field Medic, but you actually look exactly like the lead singer. Or at least like his younger brother!
I know you just didn't say you could play the drums from Moby Dick. That was hopefully sarcasm. If not you need to look up some live clips of their drummer. He frequently left blood all over his drum kit
@@smags1082 It was deceiving then, because you spoke of the "fade out" but you didn't mention the fade in, which is unusual for many bands.....and not the only time Zeppelin does this.
You don't seem to understand the value of the strategic pauses in Led Zeppelin songs. You like the easier listening it seems and aren't so appreciative of the inventiveness and creativity of the more original songs.
Why are you getting mad at Smags and not at TH-cam? He only cuts the videos because TH-cam takes the videos down otherwise. You sound like an out of touch old person yelling at the clouds
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Please don't miss Led Zep IV and Physical Graffiti. Those are must listen LZ albums and in rock music in general.
physical graffiti is peak
@@chuckiemyers honestly, it might be the best album i have ever heard.
IV is of course a must. Physical Graffiti though has a lot of filler songs in there with the great ones: they'd just hammer out some jam, some throwaway lyrics. They rock, but are they that special?
he should just do the whole discography tbf, apart from maybe ITOD
Their top albums.
Mr. Consistency lives up to his name 🙏🙏
Whole lotta love 0:59
What Is and What Should never be 3:59
The Lemon Song 6:35
Thank You 9:49
Heartbreaker 12:34
Living Loving Maid 15:23
Ramble On 16:36
Moby Dick 19:16
Bring It on Home 20:41
Yes please more Zeppelin!!!
My uncle, who’s one of the biggest Led Zeppelin fans, used “Thank You” as his wedding song.
On another note, I don’t know who told you not to pay attention to lyrics cause Plant is an absolute legend at songwriting. In case you missed it, there were references to The Hobbit in “Ramble On”. Also, “Heartbreaker” and “Living Loving Maid” are basically made to be played together.
The guitar solo in Heartbreaker was recorded at a different studio on a different day with a different guitar than the rest of the song. I saw an interview with an engineer who worked on the album who said he didn't like how the solo sounded because it was clearly recorded somewhere else with a different guitar. Despite all this, the solo in Heartbreaker was massively popular and influential in its day. What's more interesting to me is the amount of mistakes Jimmy Page makes in his solos and how sloppy they are, while still sounding amazing
I'd call it the difference between energy and precision. Page has great melodic phrasing but was yes, sloppy at times. (Of course he played them VERY clean, with none of the effects that smooth over fumbles.) There's a bit of a fetish from a lot of metalheads. Me, I think they're missing the point: many virtuoso metalheads lack soul to me. Split the difference and go with David Gilmour. But then metalheads accuse him of being slow and too pentatonic. It's a matter of taste. Subjective.
Always loved the fact that one song is about squeezing the lemon till all the juice comes out (wink wink) and the next one is a beautiful, romantic thank you letter lol
Wire - Pink Flag
The Smiths - Meat Is Murder
Led Zeppelin - IV
Steely Dan - Aja
R.E.M. - Murmur
Amazing picks!
pleas NO AJA -YUCK Love SD, but hate soft rock aja.
@@bishlap if he likes aja that’s the most popular out of the way. He can do the greater Steely Dan albums then. Like Royal Scam, Katy Lied, Can’t Buy a Thrill and Pretzel Logic
When LZ were on tour in the US in January 1969, they were already playing Killing Floor (later it became The Lemon Song) and Pal's Delight (which became Moby Dick), e.g. January+April Fillmore West. There was also a Whole Lotta Love version in the program in the middle of the year. These songs only appeared in November on this album. At that time, an album was released practically every year and frequent touring was common back then.
LZ II+IV are the feel-good albums for every mood, LZ I+III are the discovery albums where you have to listen a little more closely to enjoy them. I wouldn't want to miss any of the first four. Thanks, great job, stick with it!!!
It's cool that you're enjoying Zeppelin AND Radiohead since they're my two favorite bands.
Being a 40 something where my dad got me into classic rock at an early age, it trips me out that there's still younger generations checking this stuff out for the first time. Just a little Led for your head. Really enjoy your content man, keep it up. P.s. loved your Ween reactions
I probably posted this before but I’ve been so into ‘songs of faith and devotion’ by Depeche mode. The album is shockingly overlooked and I genuinely believe it’s one of the most innovative alternative rock albums oat. It’s a masterpiece with a pretty haunting backstory, with lead singer Dave Gahan suffering with an almost fatal Heroin addiction. The sound is so unique and captivating. I’d love to see your reaction fr
Very good commentary. I think the younger generation are good custodians of this music. Enjoy as we did many years ago.
FUCK YEAH ANOTHER LED ZEPPELIN BANGER
They all are
This album was my entrée into Led Zeppelin when I borrowed it from a schoolmate in 1970. I saw them live in '72 and they blew me away, spoiled me for live gigs in fact. I've seen some great bands since, but none have surpassed that night. Neil Young And Crazy Horse did come very close though.
velvet underground third album its my favorite albummmmmmmm
hey, man
can you react to New Order - Technique or power, curruption and lies? please.
love from brazil 🇧🇷
Yesssss. (Please react to Fugazi’s “The Argument”. You’ll love it.)
Or any Fugazi tbh, every album is great
Hell yeah man. This album and Black Sabbath's Paranoid basically spawned the entire genre of hard rock music. All killer, no filler.
More zeppelin would be nice. And I think you will really like the 3rd one as its heavily based around a more folksy sound
react to beach boys smile sessions plsss
That bassist/keyboardist, John Paul Jones, was asked by Dave Grohl and Josh Homme to create a supergroup in 2009, whih he gladly accepted. They called it "Them Crooked Vultures". Their self-titled album is brilliant
Found you with the Bowie reaction, and I can definitely see you get music. Some albums I highly recommend are Aladdin Sane and Abbey Road.
I would say the lyrics are more worth paying attention to as you progress through their discography. In LZ 1 it's mostly covers of blues classics, but here there is a balance, and in the albums beyond this the majority is their own writing.
Animal Collective - Centipede Hz.
Brand New - Science Fiction
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sup bro, i recommend going for IV and physical grafiti rather than the others but thats just my honest opinion, if youre going the classic albums route please check out some bob dylan, highway 61 revisited is a must.
Ya que empezaste con las reacciones de música en español, reacciona a Los Jaivas - Los Jaivas (1975) una locura de album. De las mejores cosas que existen en la música
You got to listen to Nujabes - Modal Soul
LOVE YOUR VIDEOS MY GUY
a few recommendations:
Process - Sampha (experimental r&b, great production)
Nurture - Porter Robinson (light summer electric with fun production)
Koi No Yokan - Deftones (very heavy, sexier and heavier radiohead imo)
Hypochondriac - Brakence (very experimental emo rap, glitch pop)
Reading Writing And Arithmetic - The Sundays (the smiths ish, with beautiful female vocals)
Can’t miss LZ 3
ZEPPELIN 3 NEXT PLEASE!!!!
mellon collie & the infinite sadness next!
check out figure 8 by elliott smith
Crazy that this is over half a century old
Smags. Between you and me. I’ll pat you on the head in a Taco Bell bathroom if you react to Mellon Collie By Smashing Pumpkins
I'd like to see Warpaint self titled album and Blonde Redhead's new album Sit Down For Dinner.
mr smags please review title fight either floral green or hyperview im begging vro
Ramble On has references to Lord Of The Rings
Live performances!
Check them out!
Albert Hall 1970!!
Do you have any plans to do more King Gizzard? Keep up the solid work on these! cheers!
smags you should listen to prayers of fire- the birthday party
Would love a scrapyard reaction if you haven't listened to it already!
i love your videos!!! i want to recommend some albums!
> steely dan - can't buy a thrill
> the smiths - meat is murder
> george harrisson - all things must pass
> new order - low life
> pet shop boys - behavior
and as a brazilian, i would love if you listen to two albuns:
“a tábua de esmeralda - jorge ben jor”, one of the most acclaimed albums in my country, where jorge shares his love for alchemy and the best of his instrumental
“clube da esquina - milton nascimento”, its a classic of brazilian music and a lot of artists like Paul McCartney loved 💖💖
if you need any information, i will be happy to help!
Can’t miss Physical Graffiti by Zeppelin man
do NOT miss zep 4 or physical graffit
everythings great tho
A plane…it’s a guitar! 😵💫😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 The GOATS….Dude do them live! Even better! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I really think you'd like down colorful hill by red house painters
Best band ever ❤
We need "Rusty Cage" by Soundgarden
React to more beach house please 🙏
Day 2 of asking for a three cheers for sweet revenge reaction
still not missing
ain’t gonna lie, trench by twenty one pilots is one of my favorites recently, you should check it out
Ok, hear me out.
Not only do I think you would love the album Floral Prince by Field Medic, but you actually look exactly like the lead singer. Or at least like his younger brother!
You should listen to Regretfully Yours by Superdrag
You must check out Polymelia - Huh?
Just go through the whole Zeppelin catalog bro
Booya more Zep. I’m interested in what you’d think about The Moon and Antarctica by modest mouse 🤙
Time for another The Smiths reaction? Try Hatful of Holllow.
are you retiring the 40 albums videos or are you extending the number? (listen to repeater by fugazi!!!!!!!!! :DDDDDDDD)
I restarted after my end year list
@@smags1082 ohhh ok thanks
When you don't do community posts, how do you pick what to listen to next?
List of recommendations
do the beatles revolver
I know you just didn't say you could play the drums from Moby Dick. That was hopefully sarcasm. If not you need to look up some live clips of their drummer. He frequently left blood all over his drum kit
You should pin mfs that put the timestamps. Kings 👑
THE BEATLES
Please do a reaction to The Seer by Swans.
4rd day of asking for david bowie low
1st day of asking for Heroes
Hey, you should listen to after the magic by parannoul, I recommend it. I like your videos
Still waiting for the little simz reaction
🔥🔥🔥
Back on my bullshit again
Day 1 of asking for SCRAPYARD by Quadeca
Could you please react to cold fact by sixto Rodriguez
Smags be killin these reviews! Recommend they want my soul by spoon 🥄
oh yeah
plss react to title fight😭
Im sure ur lists already super long but if you ever have the time check out Kaputt by Destroyer
1969 not a bad year for LZ
Day 2 of asking for SCRAPYARD by Quadeca
Nah zep 3 the best for reallll
Moby WHAT?!? 😧
Day 52 of asking smags to listen creatures of habit by kiltro
omg i missed the LZ1 reaction so i gotta watch that first but you should listen to Origin of Symmetry by Muse
have you heard these yet? type o negative, porcupine tree?
You missed the fade back in on Thank You. You should re listen, and never cut off a Led Zeppelin song until the final note.
I heard it I just edited it out
@@smags1082 It was deceiving then, because you spoke of the "fade out" but you didn't mention the fade in, which is unusual for many bands.....and not the only time Zeppelin does this.
You don't seem to understand the value of the strategic pauses in Led Zeppelin songs. You like the easier listening it seems and aren't so appreciative of the inventiveness and creativity of the more original songs.
hate LZ2, its the worst one imo, lemon juice lyrics are so cringe and the guitar sound sucks
I WILL NOT WTCH YOU CUT THIS UNFORGIVABLE DESECRATION HOW DISGUSTING
Ain't his fight man
NONSENSE YOU SPIT ON THIS ART BY CUTTING IT TO RIBBONS TERRIBLE AWEFUL NEVER NEVER NEVER CUT GREAT ART
Why are you getting mad at Smags and not at TH-cam? He only cuts the videos because TH-cam takes the videos down otherwise. You sound like an out of touch old person yelling at the clouds