JIMMY PAGE SHREDDED THIS! First Time Hearing Led Zeppelin - Stairway To Heaven Live MSG Reaction!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 พ.ย. 2023
- 🎸 Hold on to your seats as we embark on an epic musical journey with the legendary Led Zeppelin in this first-time reaction video to "Stairway to Heaven" live at MSG! 🌌🎶 Brace yourselves for Jimmy Page's iconic guitar riffs and the soulful brilliance of one of rock's greatest anthems.
👂 From the iconic opening chords to the crescendo of Robert Plant's vocals, witness our genuine reactions as we immerse ourselves in the live magic of "Stairway to Heaven" at MSG in 1973. Led Zeppelin's prowess is unparalleled, and we can't wait to share our immediate thoughts and awe-inspiring moments with you.
🤘 As a couple, we bring our shared passion to the forefront-discussing, absorbing, and reveling in the musical mastery of Led Zeppelin. Join us on this epic musical odyssey, and let's explore the unparalleled brilliance of Led Zeppelin together.
🎤 Don't forget to hit that like button, subscribe for more couple reactions, and share your thoughts in the comments below. Whether you're a seasoned Led Zeppelin fan or stepping into the realm of classic rock for the first time, this reaction video promises to be a celebration of the incomparable magic of "Stairway to Heaven" and the enduring legacy of Led Zeppelin. Let the rock journey unfold! 🌟🎸
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In my opinion, you listen to the studio to get all the nuances, delicacies, intricacies, craftsmanship, and perfect production. You listen to and/or watch the live to get the exploration, improvisation, and the perfectly imperfect explosion of greatness. Both sides of the coin are phenomenal; it just depends on the mood you're in.
When I was younger I was very drawn towards all the bootlegs.. I've heard this song Every Which Way they've done it. Nowadays I always go back to that studio version... maybe it was closer to when it was first made, the fact that it actually used the acoustic guitar, but there's something of a lament in his tone that added to it.
Precisely. At first (long ago) I didn’t particularly care for the live versions because they were “different” and had a different feel. Now, I love and appreciate them both, and which I prefer depends on my mood.
Yes, Yes, yes!!!
yep, I agree
"Since I've Been Loving You" Live at Madison Square Garden is my absolute favorite! Damn can the boys lay down some blues 💙🔥
Yes 💯 ! In case you haven't seen our reaction:
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@@barsandbarbells2022 me: pressing play as fast as I can to see my "Rock God Husband Jimmy" killing it
"Kashmir" has been my favorite song my entire life. My Mom said she used to find me on the floor trying to put the record on & I would jam to it. Still to this day - there's no song that can compare. Robert has said in countless interviews that it is the song he wishes to be remembered for. No problem, Robert, I'll never forget your masterful lyrics, Jimmy's iconic riff, John's powerful drum fills, & JPJ driving the entire song on keyboard while playing bass with his feet. For me it's everything.
👉🏼PLEASE DO THE STUDIO FIRST!! Then check out them performing it at Celebration Day (like ppl are requesting) & see if 32 years later Robert, JPJ, Jimmy, & John's son Jason can nail it 🔥🔥🔥 it's WAY more fun that way
My frist date with my wife was a Led Zepplin concert. 1974, Cleveland I will never forget the experience.
"Does anyone remember laughter?" Love that line 💖
We definitely need more of it Kathy.😂
sure do @@happyapple4269
My brother saw them in Seattle just before John Bonham passed away and Robert Plant asked.... does anybody remember forests.
that's so cool@@robbiemillar704 !
At the time the UK was riven by strikes and power cuts so we were sitting the house with candles. I think that's what he meant.
Every live performance is different with incredible improvisation. Definitely one of Jimmy Page's top 20 guitar solos!
Great reaction to one of the best time all-time performances ever doesn't get any better than that
Led Zeppelin is the greatest rock band of all time and this music is the most beautiful with the best guitar solo of all time ❤️🎸
There is no way to compare THIS version to the studio OR to Hearts version. This stands by itself in its own universe.........
Robert Plant IS the Golden God of Rock... that flowing golden hair... stage presence.. and of course voice... to think all of this music coming from just 4 musicians,,, pure talent!!
And all the legendary bands that came from Great Britain, a tiny dot on the globe.
My mother saw them play live as a teenager. They song got very popular again years later in the 80s. This song reminds me of junior high dances. We'd listen to this getting ready, then this was always the last song played at the end of the dance.
Arguably the Greatest Hard Rock Band of All Time. Great Reaction as Always
Thanks Jon!
Ramble On has got to hit your list.
Have you ever seen a performance where the singer is so absolutely in control of the stage? He was the original "Rock God"!!!!!
Freddy Mercury every time he was performing
When the Levee Breaks is one of the most hypnotic songs I've ever heard. From Led Zeppelin IV, my favorite album. Originally written in 1929, this showcases Bonham in all his "feeling" glory. Robert Plant is rarely more haunting. Gotta do it!
Stairway to Heaven is considered to be one of the top song ever made!
Great reaction, guys! I think the thing to keep in mind is that LZ was a very improvisational band live... they rarely played a song the same way twice. So, yeah, when watching you just go with the flow, and don't worry that it doesn't match the studio "perfection" exactly... rock on!
At 63 Led Zeppelin is my Ultimate Rock ! Heart was amazing but what truly made it magical and soulful was that Jason Bonhom taking his Dads seat at the Drums❤❤❤
I loved the studio version for 40 years, and then I saw this performance video. Now I prefer this. The complexity and nuance is really incredible. The lads at peak power. Love it.
I prefer the vocals of the studio version, but this half-improvised monster guitar solo is fucking hard to beat.
Seeing Led Zeppelin live was one of the best nights of my life.
They are the greatest...especially live! Do more live performances!! Each are the best of their field!! A true supergroup!!
Saw them in 1975 and 77. When you hear them start this a thrill goes thru the whole crowd and it gets quiet. And as the song goes on you know the solo is coming. No other concert moment like it.
Very true! I saw LZ in 1974, Page and Plant in 1994, Robert Plant in 2009, and Robert Plant with Allison Krauss (great version of Gallows Pole) in June 2023. The 1974 concert still ranks as the best I've ever seen in nearly 50 years of concerts!
@@danacasey8543 I wish I could get the chance to see Robert and Allison. That had to be amazing.
Check out "Kashmir" live from Celebration Day 2007. One of the greatest live recordings I have ever seen. The concert is also in the guiness book of records, for the most ticket requests for a single concert. 20 Million people wanted to go there.
PLEASE do the studio version first...
then see if 32 years later Robert, JPJ,
Jimmy, & John's son Jason can still nail it 🔥
Its great but it's missing John's drumming. Led Zeppelin were not Led Zeppelin without John Bonham. His son is a good drummer in his own right, but he's not his dad. Robert knows that. That's the reason he didnt want to reform Zeppelin.
Knebworth 1979 is a perfect example of John's drumming on Kashmir. He drives the song.
Whatever zone Jimmy was in he was submerged in it as every solo he does
Since I've been loving you. Both the studio and live at MSG are great..
Yep! We did it live!
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Since I've been Loving you from this concert is a show stopper!!!!!!
My favorite
It was great! Our reaction is here:
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Jimmy's no shredder, he has style/class and taste, not to mention talent...he's way above these half wit "shredders".
This song is art
Holy Solo! Preserve this history by purchasing "The Song Remains the Same"(1975) on DVD hard copy, keep this 1973 performance ALIVE!
The Celebration Day Reunion Concert and performance of Kashmir...is simply amazing. They are spot on, and this took place when they were much older..in their late 50's and 60s, I believe! Maybe even older, I'm not sure. But this performance proves that age is just a number!
They even have Jason Bonham, the son of the bands original and only drummer John Bonham, playing the drums, and he kills it! Just a magnificent performance over all and a must see.
PLEASE do the studio version first...
then see if 32 years later Robert, JPJ,
Jimmy, & John's son Jason can still nail it 🔥
If you wanna have your minds blown, listen to Since Ive Been Loving You live at MSG
I saw them 2x on this tour! Robert Plant was the epitome of a rock god. His confidence on the stage here was stunning. And the way they backlit him to make him look ethereal, peak vocal talent - mind blowing. And mesmerizing guitar work by Page, and of course Bonham and Jones, although they’re less visible here. This is a stunning performance.
I'll try again - "Kashmir" - Live at Celebration Day
Jimmy Page
My favorite version of this song.
I saw them at Tampa stadium Tampa, Fla. back in the day! They were rock gods to us back then! We had no cable TV or internet back then. The music was everything and we had the best back then!
Another vote for “Since I’ve been loving you”, Live at MSG 1973. One of Page’s best works and Plant is awesome as usual.
Hell yeah this is a good one !!
Growing up,,,,,Zeppelin was God. 💥💥💥👍😎
You wanna see shredding play the song," the song remains the same" from this concert holy chord changes
I saw the same show in Los Angeles at the fabulous forum. I was seven rows from center stage on an aisle seat . The band looked 10 feet tall. It was my first big rock ‘n’ roll concert, and I’ll never forget it. I saw them again in 1977…
They always had a very mystical Edge to them
Every year this song is in the Netherlands, in the top 5 of the TOP 2000, on radio live.
Between Christmas and New year, 24/7, 2000 pop, rock, balad songs al choosen by listeners. The voting starts always early December.
Led Zeppelin is always in the top 5 of this famous music list.
"Since I've Been Loving You" is the best performance of this concert....
"Kashmir" live from Celebration Day Concert. Their first live performance after 28 years and also their last. Epic performance. 20 million people tried to get tickets for the Concert.
Hi .. I was at that concert sitting in the 9th row orchestra at MSG in 73 when they were filming for TSRTS . I was 16yrs old then , now 67 . You guys can't truly understand the power and Soulfulness Led Zeppelin puts into ther concert without being there. You see & feel ever note they make u feel like you are the only person there & Plant is singing too you . Jimmy Page makes u feel every bend & cord he's playing . Zeppelin the Greatest Band ever .
The Mighty Zep!
It starts out so mellow yet it truly is a banger.
That guitar is insane
His voice is still amazing, never getting old
A lot of their live stuff was improvised.
Master musicians....all of them
Rock concerts back in the day was all about the experience not the studio album thats what makes live versions that much better❤
Sometimes thoughts are misgiven: "and I think you can see that..." Plant sang that because of confusion between him and the cameraman. Those drum fills during the solo are crazy amazing.
Thank you for playing Stairway to heaven. such a iconic ,beautiful song. The best ,you guys are good love you.❤🎉😊
If you want to see them preform live when they are older and see how amazing they could've still been if John hadn't passed, then you have to watch them preform "Kashmir Live at Celebration Day" with John Bonham's son on drums. Truly an amazing performance.
Saw them in 77. Wonderful! It's an experience✌️. Love your reactions, so diverse!
Remember, these guys have played this song uncounted times before this, and they have to change it up a little to keep themselves from going crazy playing the exact same thing night after night after night.
Loved watching your reaction ❤
Best song ever👍👏
Do all the songs from the 1973 Madison Square Garden concert you will not be disappointed
Great reaction. Kashmir and When the Levee Breaks are two other “take you on a journey” songs. I’d recommend starting with the studio version and then moving to the live stuff, so you can listen to the baseline track first
For next live Led Zeppelin reaction, highly suggest Kashmir, from Knebworth (earlier in career), as opposed to reunion version called Celebration. Incredible.
Hi Phil & Samantha, as a former Musician this is one of the best, no matter what genre your into, to just think a band like Heart had to influenced by Led Zeppelin by their Artistry and Commitment to Music since they all were young to fill stadiums, and the World, with people who Love their Music
I saw them in 1975 I was 17 in my home town Denver, Just a little tid bit Zepp's first Concert in the states was in Denver December 26th 1968 I was 10 yo then, Loved the band for 55 years now!
Isn’t that just great? I remember seeing their Song Remains The Same movie at the theater with my friends. What good times that was.
Greatest rock song of all times, beauty reaction!
❤😊 Wow! That was great! Or as you said Sam, it was Epic!! I grew up mostly hearing it on the radio. I'm gonna guess that we got about 10 secs of that guitar solo; even the studio version is probably only about 30 secs!! But this live version, OMG!! 😮😅 As always I loved your reactions!! Luv you guys!! 😊❤❤
Another one to check out (from the same MSG show) is "No Quarter"...great reaction 👍
Jimmeys stage persona. The 70s with long hair shirt open Tight STUFFED JEANS...simple times🎉
This is one of the best song ever 😊
I saw Plant and Page play in 1997, in Albany NY. 3 hours long, 2.5 hours of straight up Led Zep. This concert here was not long after Jimmy had fresh healed from broken fingers from slamming his hand in a car door.
Absolutely mesmerized and in love with Led Zeppelin. I'm 74 years old and I can remember distinctly. Every moment of listening to Zeppelin for the first time on LSD, which was the Zeppelin album, back in '69!!
That album was one of a very select few albums with every single song being the equivalent to a hit if it was released as a single. EVERY single song.!!
An extremely rare feat. Name a single group or single artist today. That can make their claim regarding the equivalent to a whole album of hits. You can't do it, because it can't be done today.
Since I’ve been loving you from the same show.. during this solo bonham is following more for note
Jimmy Page solo it's the best all the times
If you two are fans of Led Zeppelin, I’d highly recommend listening to Kashmir by them. You won’t be disappointed… trust me! Thanks for the reactions guys!!
John Paul played a bass recorder on the opening bars. Brian Jones played one on Ruby Tuesday as well. It’s a beautiful sounding instrument. Though to replicate its sound in a live setting, he used what is called a Mellotron. A keyboard thing that has loops of tape inside to mimic many different sounds. He moves over to a Fender Rhodes electric piano for the second part of the tune - and bass pedals.
A classic, whether it is the studio version or the live version. I am glad you enjoyed this classic song from this iconic band. I hope you get to react to more of their songs in the near future!! Keep up the great work, I always enjoy your reaction videos!!
They were just so great. Another level from anyone else in terms of an epic canvas.
Since I've been loving you, same concert
the love is real!
Absolutely EPIC performance. Hope someone has recommended WHEN THE LEVES BREAK ...it’s definitely one to put on the hit list.
In my personal choice it’s THE ONE to to put on the hit list. Not trying to influence you,...okay I am LOL😂 guilty pleasure 😂
Jimmy Page and Angus Young are my two favorite guitarists. It's totally different, but both are epic!
Simply the GOATS! 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Amazing ❤
It would be hard to recreate the studio version live, there's at least 3 guitars on it - an acoustic, a 12 string electric and Page's trusty old telecaster. The double-neck did cover some of the ground with an electric 12 string and 6 string together in one guitar but they always offered up a great alternative version live and improvised through the template of all their songs to make every performance unique for the audience. If anything, Heart's performance was closer to the studio version, but they did have at least 3 guitarists doing the work of one man.
Trampled under foot live is so Good! Check it out, listen to the studio version first
I love listening for the jumps from the 12 to the 6! I know them by heart now. Bonzo absolutely kills it on the drums.
I have 6 different versions of this song and this is the best ive heard . It is my fav song of all time
My all time favorite song ! Such great memories
Really should check out “ Since I’ve Been Loving You” live from the same concert in 1973!
Apparently they did!! I missed it too!!
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Best version this one guys ❤❤ hope you try Robbie Williams Angels live at knebworth
Great Reaction! Think about the heights Heart went to, giving tribute to this song with the orchestras, horns, choir and chorus, all to match the talent displayed buy just these 4 artists on the live original. Impressive song and reaction! Keep it up
I keep saying this this is awesome but Albert Hall 1970 live you shook me babe will blow you away
i saw them play all 15 shows they did at madison square garden and they were the BEST band EVER!!!!!!!!!!
Trust me with bands like this...at the concert, you want the best songs to be like this because the amazing songs will last longer!!! Page tends to be sloppy live in soloing at times but live is live!
just not even a week ago jimmy page at the rock and roll hall of fame at age 79 played this guitar to honor luke ray check it out
Daniel~
Jimmy Page performed "Rumble" by Link Wray.
It was a delight to see Jimmy pay tribute to the iconic Link Wray.
"Rumble" was released in 1958 and was banned in several radio markets in the US, as "rumble" was a slang term for a gang fight.
The record was the only instrumental song ever banned in the United States.
As to Jimmy's electric guitar solo here on "Stairway", in my expert opinion, it's the finest electric guitar solo in the history of rock and roll.
It could be argued that Jimi Hendrix's solo at the Fillmore East on New Year's Eve, 1969, when he played the other-worldly live version of "Power To Love" is even better, but I feel it's a matter of "set and setting".
Both are demonstrations of tremendous cosmic genius. Two enormously gifted musicians at their galactic zenith.
I'm quite certain everything is predetermined, as Einstein stated. It would be very difficult to imagine this planet without Jimmy and Jimi.
How dull, drab, boring, mundane and pointless this planet would have been without their stellar musical contributions.
⚛️
The GOATS
ENJOY YOU SHOULD
Hey, Thank You first for this version. Super Fab reactions and fun. Yes, "Black Dog" is freaking amazing. If you have not yet, even on both your own time it doesn't have to be on here. Please go and look into, "Bonham" Listen/Look in on, "Guilty & Wait For You" You will understand why I put this out there at this point yes, ok. It is the son of John Bonham's band. Peace On Ya PS: Must be the videos
In My Time Of Dying - 1975 Earls Court is a must. Jimmy is smoking on the steel guitar
This is another video taken from the concert film The Song Remains the Same. You don't have to do reaction to the whole film although that would be amazing..... but just watch it for your own enjoyment. The fantasy sequences by the different members of the band(and their manager)are something you just got to experience for yourself. Good luck and keep up the great work.👍💓🎶🖖🍻🇨🇦