Unfortunately Robert and Jimmy will never reunite as Led Zeppelin. In 1985 at the American Live Aid it took Phil Collins to talk them down and convince them to play for the sake of the fans, but sadly that was the end of the road, they briefly reunited for one album and a tour I think in 2001? But they seem to eventually get on each other's nerve.
This is Zep in one of their first ever live performances. Raw to the bone. Still so ahead of their time creating a new music form that was never even fathomed before. It's been a good minute since I've seen this performance. AMAZING.
The expression on your face to the video pretty much summed it up and that's how come those people in the audience look that way. Amazing performers that put their all in their performance
From a program called "Supershow"! One of their FIRST filmed performances! Robert changed the lyrics because the band improvised alot on stage! And THIS is absolutely EXPLOSIVE!
I love your reaction, the look on your face when Jimmy Page pulled out his cello bow. This is a very early cut performance of Zepp Dazed and Confused. There different variations versions you need to checkout. Please keep discovering Led Zeppelin you won't be disappointed.
So true. They changed things up a lot from one to another, so it pays to explore. I like to start with the studio versions as a musical/arrangement/production baseline, which helps in understanding some of what they do live. I recommend "I'm Gonna Crawl", which is the last song on their last "real" album before Bonham died. Nobody seems to remember this one but it's actually really good. It's a much slower song than most of theirs but still has a great groove to it.
Greatest band ever assembled. Nobody rocks like them.Listening to them is definitely a experience. 48 years old and been listening to them since I was 12.
Hey babe guess what, you were dazed & confused at the end of watching & listening to Zeppelin for the first time. Welcom to the world of Zeppelin fans everywhere.
Just a tip on Led Zeppelin. Always listen to their studio albums first. Those are the masterpieces. Their live performances are always a little different.
I always tell people to listen to the studio versions first. The studio versions are engineered to be the way the artists want the songs to sound in their ideal form. They are the foundational form on which all of the live-performance riffing and improvisation is based.
I never appreciated Led Zep live... Until this one I must admit... Page was always too drunk/high/tripping I think he often destroyed the feeling... This one is a good surprise, and TBH also the MTV stuff in the 90's are good... Worst Led Zep Live to see is the 70's 80's... Unless you were high in the place and it is another thing.
These were my teenage bands. So happy to see a new generation discover and enjoy them as much as we did in the day. Led Zep are and will remain that ultra special group that created a new sound, a new style and a new way of playing music. Four amazing individuals that together became a force that challenged the gods.
Led zep never released a single. So how can Stairway to Heaven be a hit. They only released albums, don't remember one being called Stairway to Heaven.
the incomparable Led for the head is beautiful, baby. the look on your face...priceless. T Y for this little reminder of yesteryear, here. still watchin ya and diggin it. big shoutout from this old, longhaired hippy rocker dude in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. go with God, sister. much peace and lots of love. see you on the next.
Man, they were soooooo young!! Very, early LZ. Raw. You can see how much work they must have put into this song to polish it up to it's end result. Still OMG. Wow.
oh and i forgot i think its very cool that you catch alot of whats going on in the songs and are able to put in words that the new generation will understand,fan forever.rock on
"If only everybody can make music that made you feel like that." ScribeCash, it's up to you. You have the talent, and you have the inspiration. Pick up the torch and carry it to the next level.
Wow, look how young these guys were! Brits just listening, came to USA where the people freaked they were so great! 1st time I saw Jimmy (69) he sat down when doing this song, I think it`s a cello bow. In concert they go off, the songs never match up with the album! This video is a PRIME example why you go to their concerts. AWESOME! Grade A
When I was a teenager we often paid $8 or 9$ to go to the old Boston Garden and see bands like Led Zeppelin, The Who, Queen, Rolling Stones and others live. I remember when I paid $12 to see The Who and The Clash at Shea Stadium in 1982 and I couldn't believe how expensive concerts were getting! I might be old....but I got to see all the cool bands LIVE!
Yes, please, more Led Zeppelin. Try The Song Remains The Same/The Rain Song at Madison Square Garden, off of the documentary, The Song Remains The Same.
Hands down the best band ever! You should check out "When The Levee Breaks" and "Over The Hill And Garden Away". Two of my favorites! "Whole Lotta Love" and "Stairway To Heaven" are great as well!
Over the Hill and Garden Away! LOL. I guess you had Robert PLANT on the brain there, eh? :) Over the Hills and Far Away is a great song. The studio version has a lot of great sounds in it.
Cool. I've never seen that video before, and I've been a fan of Led Zeppelin since 1979. But I think the sync is off. There's another film out there of LZ playing songs from their first album, like "Good Times, Bad Times" and "How Many More Times." But it's in black and white and from a show in Sweden, if I recall correctly. This video really gives a sense of how loudly Jimmy Page had his guitar cranked up. It seemed ready to feed back at any time Page took his hand off the strings. Anyway, these guys are now old men and Robert Plant even has his own TH-cam channel as well. I liked your reaction. Keep it up.
"Dramatic" is the right term for this song. One of their most psychedelic but, then again, that was the era. Experimental music was the norm then. The cello bow used on the guitar is just another psychedelic device of the era.
wow, it's been so long since I saw a live video of them from the 60's. plant / bonham were only 18 or 19 and page / jones were in their early 20's. this song has changed a lot over the years, you should check out a newer version. Often times back through the 70's this song would go on for 30 minutes or more.
Led Zeppelin was doing some studio recording with a string section one time and one of the violinists ask Page if he had ever considered trying to play with a bow. Page didn't think it would work, but tried it anyway, and saw that it had great potential, so he went out and bought his own bow. The rest is R & R history. Interesting side note, the violinist who proposed the idea was the father of actor David McCallum, who played in the sixties TV show "The Man From U.N.C.L.E. and currently plays Dr. Mallard on N.C.I.S.
I don’t think that story can be true jimmy page stole a lot of ideas and took the the credit for have a look on TH-cam and search the band The creation and two songs Making time and the painter both1966 and the guitarist Eddie Phillips I uses a cello bow
jc6621 right? I came so excited for this reaction hoping that it was the studio version. In my opinion, studio version should always be the first people react
Told ya! Also do No Quarter live. This one is unbelievable in the 1973 Madison Square Garden concert! Believe it or not...this was way early...they weren't on drugs!
Loved your reaction here. You chose a great song to start, but trust us LZ fans, there are soooo many more amazing songs after this one. Thanks for sharing! :) Cheers.
The violin bow started in Page’s pre-Zep studio work. One of the strings guys asked if he’d ever tried it. The guy helped him out, and the rest is history.
It was the father of David McCallum of The Man From UNCLE and NCIS fame who told Jimmy to try using a bow. After trying it he went out and bought his own. The first I saw LZ in 73 when he pulled it out I said to myself WTF. Then my jaw hit the floor. Saw them again in 75 and 77 all in Detroit
Two great Zeppelin songs (they're all great): Wanton Song (Physical Graffiti) and The Crunge (Houses of the Holy). Kick-ass funk. Love your reactions. Great job.✌🐾
Speaking of experimental music, you may want to check out the Edgar Winter Group. This band had a lot of hits. Their major hit was "Frankenstein," which was an instrumental, but they also had hits with songs like "Free Ride." The leader of the group played the synthesizer. Really new stuff during the time period. But he also sang, played guitar, drums and the sax. It's worth checking into.
Early Zepplien...this band came out of the gates running...They had sooo much to say. I suggest starting with the first album (this song is on the first album) and work your way through. Rock on...
This song was originally recorded by The Yardbirds in 1968. When Jimmy Page left the group to join Led Zeppelin, he convinced the rest of his bandmates to record a cover of this song. A rare French TV performance by The Yardbirds of "Dazed And Confused" is available for viewing here on TH-cam.
They were, are and WILL ALWAYS BE the ultimate rock band.
them and pink floyd but this video is amazing
Unfortunately Robert and Jimmy will never reunite as Led Zeppelin. In 1985 at the American Live Aid it took Phil Collins to talk them down and convince them to play for the sake of the fans, but sadly that was the end of the road, they briefly reunited for one album and a tour I think in 2001? But they seem to eventually get on each other's nerve.
gary nolan Zeppelin died in 1980 when Bonzo passed. Without him, it just isn’t the same band.
“Page and Plant” reunited in 1994.
Unless you're talking with Stones fans..
I love all the great bands, but no one competes with this, once in a lifetime, combination of shocking talents!!!!
This is Zep in one of their first ever live performances. Raw to the bone. Still so ahead of their time creating a new music form that was never even fathomed before. It's been a good minute since I've seen this performance. AMAZING.
The expression on your face to the video pretty much summed it up and that's how come those people in the audience look that way. Amazing performers that put their all in their performance
From a program called "Supershow"! One of their FIRST filmed performances! Robert changed the lyrics because the band improvised alot on stage! And THIS is absolutely EXPLOSIVE!
He could play it the same way evertime w/ that bow string... it was amazing their talent
people: "you cant rock on a telecaster!"
Jimmy Page: "hold my cello bow"
That part lol
you can rock a tele when it has a magic dragon painted on it by the master himself
@@willyroussel3563 Damn straight!
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Stairway solo is on a telecaster, fact
I love your reaction, the look on your face when Jimmy Page pulled out his cello bow. This is a very early cut performance of Zepp Dazed and Confused. There different variations versions you need to checkout. Please keep discovering Led Zeppelin you won't be disappointed.
So true. They changed things up a lot from one to another, so it pays to explore. I like to start with the studio versions as a musical/arrangement/production baseline, which helps in understanding some of what they do live.
I recommend "I'm Gonna Crawl", which is the last song on their last "real" album before Bonham died. Nobody seems to remember this one but it's actually really good. It's a much slower song than most of theirs but still has a great groove to it.
Yeah girl
What e said.
So SMOOTH and EFFORTLESS the whole band makes it look so easy,,,, NATURAL TALENT!!!!!!! this is why their the Greatest Rock band of all time....
And this is my favourite Led Zepp clip!
Music critics in 1969 : No one is as innovative as Jimi Hendrix
Jimmy Page : Hold My Jack and Coke....
metalmanalishi 👍👍👍👍👍
Jeff Beck..Peter Green...just to name a few.
And nobody in music as cool... Lots of cool ones ... But double neck guitar slung low sunglasses on soloing on your knees kinda cool? No.
Hendrix is the goat but Jimmy is second best and definitely one the greatest rock composers of all time, Zepp over all the best bend ever.
@@defactunit363 Hendrix is the GOAT ... SRV hold my whiskey...
Check out all 26 minutes of Dazed and Confused from "The Song Remains the Same" album. Absolute guitar mastery
26 min of life changing
yeh the cello bow solo alone is out of this world!
Please
na hun u gotta check out there full set on Denmarks radio 1969 live it's unbelievably good quality for the time
Yes masterpiece
Greatest band ever assembled. Nobody rocks like them.Listening to them is definitely a experience. 48 years old and been listening to them since I was 12.
Hey babe guess what, you were dazed & confused at the end of watching & listening to Zeppelin for the first time. Welcom to the world of Zeppelin fans everywhere.
Just a tip on Led Zeppelin. Always listen to their studio albums first. Those are the masterpieces.
Their live performances are always a little different.
I always tell people to listen to the studio versions first. The studio versions are engineered to be the way the artists want the songs to sound in their ideal form. They are the foundational form on which all of the live-performance riffing and improvisation is based.
Actually many of the live versions were the masterpieces
@@youtoo2233 that may be, but it doesn't change that the studio versions are the basis for the comparison and as such should be listened to first.
@@chrisd7047 yeah I definitely would start with the studio versions but soon check out some live versions.
I never appreciated Led Zep live... Until this one I must admit... Page was always too drunk/high/tripping I think he often destroyed the feeling...
This one is a good surprise, and TBH also the MTV stuff in the 90's are good... Worst Led Zep Live to see is the 70's 80's... Unless you were high in the place and it is another thing.
Led Zep 's whole catalog is one deep rabbit hole to dive down! Enjoy it!
I am so happy you choose the live version..smokin!
this is one the best version out there! The early 70's version where Page has the tietyd guitar is the best of all!
Wow can u imagine being in the audience! Insane
You have entered the Rabbit hole that is Led Zeppelin...there is no turning back now!!!!
Dazed and Confused from The Song Remains the Same will change the way you perceive Led Zeppelin
Led Zeppelin are and always will be the GODS OF ROCK!!!! There's nothing by them that you won't like darlin!!!!
The greatest band ever led zeppelin the master's of rock and roll
U. Agree. Wright the master's of rock and roll period led zeppelin the master's of rock and roll period period period nothing else needs to be said
One of the pioneers of metal
Never saw this "Live" performance of Dazed before.
Thanks for bringing it!
I wasn't confused, but pretty dazed!
They knew who they wanted to be from the very beginning!
Welcome to the greatest rock band of all time....
OF ALL TIME !
My sista! You have the soul of an old hippie. We would have such fun back in the day.
Best Rock N Roll band ever!!! No opening or closing bands ~ Just Led Zeppelin 2 1/2-3hr show and 1/2hr-1hr encore. 🙌🏼
These were my teenage bands. So happy to see a new generation discover and enjoy them as much as we did in the day. Led Zep are and will remain that ultra special group that created a new sound, a new style and a new way of playing music. Four amazing individuals that together became a force that challenged the gods.
The Greatest Rock Band of them all !!!
Best band to ever live!
I HAD THE SAME FACE EXPRESSION WHEN I DISCOVER LED ZEP
Led Zeppelin is the greatest band ever! Love to see the younger generation enjoying Led Zeppelin!
Led Zeppelin , also known as
The Hammer of the Gods !!!!
The look on her face says it all. Absolute amazement at what she was seeing and hearing.
I was shook lol
If you’re gonna do Zeppelin, you gotta do Kashmir, Black Dog, and When the Levee Breaks. Stairway to Heaven was their biggest hit.
Led zep never released a single. So how can Stairway to Heaven be a hit. They only released albums, don't remember one being called Stairway to Heaven.
@Peek That's why I just said it was their biggest hit. I didn't say listen to it. Although, the ending guitar riffs are considered classic.
the incomparable Led for the head is beautiful, baby. the look on your face...priceless. T Y for this little reminder of yesteryear, here. still watchin ya and diggin it. big shoutout from this old, longhaired hippy rocker dude in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. go with God, sister. much peace and lots of love. see you on the next.
Man, they were soooooo young!! Very, early LZ. Raw. You can see how much work they must have put into this song to polish it up to it's end result. Still OMG. Wow.
oh and i forgot i think its very cool that you catch alot of whats going on in the songs and are able to put in words that the new generation will understand,fan forever.rock on
I like Plant doing the "ma ma, ma ma" part during the bow section, reminds me of Black Dog "hey hey ma ma"
The live album "The Song Remains the Same" is the best with this song live. Recorded at Madison Square Garden!! Check it out!!
" Bebe I'm gonna leave you" studio version plz, Love your reactions.
British BLUES are mostly heavy purple 💜 pounding 😫 Led by The Zep.
"If only everybody can make music that made you feel like that."
ScribeCash, it's up to you. You have the talent, and you have the inspiration. Pick up the torch and carry it to the next level.
This wasa great reaction babe.. keep grinding and you are closer to 20k before the end of the year
Greatest band ever!
You have to react to....
Since I’ve been loving you
You shook me babe
In my time of dying
Stairway to heaven
Should have listened to the studio version
Ahhh shit scribe is vibing hard guys I think we may have a metal head on are hands .... 🤘😁🤘
Wow, look how young these guys were! Brits just listening, came to USA where the people freaked they were so great!
1st time I saw Jimmy (69) he sat down when doing this song, I think it`s a cello bow. In concert they go off, the songs
never match up with the album! This video is a PRIME example why you go to their concerts. AWESOME! Grade A
"Whole Lotta Love" from the movie "The Song Remains The Same".
Page was like a mad scientist with the guitar. He took some wild chances but always came back to the blues.
Jaw dropping guitar solo, and drums that are 2nd to none.
When I was a teenager we often paid $8 or 9$ to go to the old Boston Garden and see bands like Led Zeppelin, The Who, Queen, Rolling Stones and others live. I remember when I paid $12 to see The Who and The Clash at Shea Stadium in 1982 and I couldn't believe how expensive concerts were getting! I might be old....but I got to see all the cool bands LIVE!
Got to do studio version as well
That's a good performance. Glad you enjoyed it too.
Yes, please, more Led Zeppelin. Try The Song Remains The Same/The Rain Song at Madison Square Garden, off of the documentary, The Song Remains The Same.
Half a century later and they still rule!
Hands down the best band ever! You should check out "When The Levee Breaks" and "Over The Hill And Garden Away". Two of my favorites! "Whole Lotta Love" and "Stairway To Heaven" are great as well!
Over the Hill and Garden Away! LOL. I guess you had Robert PLANT on the brain there, eh? :)
Over the Hills and Far Away is a great song. The studio version has a lot of great sounds in it.
@@s1d299 lol damn auto correct! Well, I have also been multi-tasking.
Cool. I've never seen that video before, and I've been a fan of Led Zeppelin since 1979. But I think the sync is off. There's another film out there of LZ playing songs from their first album, like "Good Times, Bad Times" and "How Many More Times." But it's in black and white and from a show in Sweden, if I recall correctly. This video really gives a sense of how loudly Jimmy Page had his guitar cranked up. It seemed ready to feed back at any time Page took his hand off the strings. Anyway, these guys are now old men and Robert Plant even has his own TH-cam channel as well. I liked your reaction. Keep it up.
Denmark actually. Most boring crowd I'd ever seen
It really says something when kids now are still wearing their T shirts and they came out about 52 years ago. Timeless.
"Dramatic" is the right term for this song. One of their most psychedelic but, then again, that was the era. Experimental music was the norm then. The cello bow used on the guitar is just another psychedelic device of the era.
Raise your chalice to the GODS OF ROCK. And Rock blues fusion.
Another LZ? "When the Levee Breaks". This music is all based on Mississippi Delta blues, btw.
wow, it's been so long since I saw a live video of them from the 60's. plant / bonham were only 18 or 19 and page / jones were in their early 20's. this song has changed a lot over the years, you should check out a newer version. Often times back through the 70's this song would go on for 30 minutes or more.
50 years later they're still blownin' generations away❗
Back in the 80's I seen this movie at Massey hall in Toronto, Canada on acid....what a trip, it was like one big party!!
Listen to How Many More Times!
Led Zeppelin was doing some studio recording with a string section one time and one of the violinists ask Page if he had ever considered trying to play with a bow. Page didn't think it would work, but tried it anyway, and saw that it had great potential, so he went out and bought his own bow. The rest is R & R history. Interesting side note, the violinist who proposed the idea was the father of actor David McCallum, who played in the sixties TV show "The Man From U.N.C.L.E. and currently plays Dr. Mallard on N.C.I.S.
I don’t think that story can be true jimmy page stole a lot of ideas and took the the credit for have a look on TH-cam and search the band The creation and two songs Making time and the painter both1966 and the guitarist Eddie Phillips I uses a cello bow
I love watching you react.
Zeppelin is just BEYOND!
Really the studio version you will like so much better that’s the one I wanted you to hear
jc6621 right? I came so excited for this reaction hoping that it was the studio version. In my opinion, studio version should always be the first people react
Rafael Henrique Oh hell yeah bro. The studio version is legendary. It’s one of a kind. I hope she hears that.
Yeah the studio version rocks great too but this March 1969 live version is no disappointment believe me
I’ve heard the studio version before.
This BIG DOG..LIKE YOUR VIBE..YOUR INSIGHT AND VOICE. Thank you
What!!!! I was born rock and roll sweet hart!!!!
Chickadee says she gets it & I believe her...More Classic Rock, plz..!
Good Lord, the distortion on this recording is out of this world! I didn't know about this recording... great stuff man!
Told ya! Also do No Quarter live. This one is unbelievable in the 1973 Madison Square Garden concert! Believe it or not...this was way early...they weren't on drugs!
I think this rocked your socks off girl. Never fear your ears will recover.
I love John Bohnam’s fills in this recording.
I love your reaction, as a 17 year old it blew my mind. I’m glad it wasn’t just me!
Never saw this early live version of "Dazed And Confused." Awesome.
Loved your reaction here. You chose a great song to start, but trust us LZ fans, there are soooo many more amazing songs after this one. Thanks for sharing! :) Cheers.
The violin bow started in Page’s pre-Zep studio work. One of the strings guys asked if he’d ever tried it. The guy helped him out, and the rest is history.
Do you think jimmy page got the idea of using the cello bow from Eddie Phillips check out Making Time by the Creation
One of the best live shows
It was the father of David McCallum of The Man From UNCLE and NCIS fame who told Jimmy to try using a bow. After trying it he went out and bought his own. The first I saw LZ in 73 when he pulled it out I said to myself WTF. Then my jaw hit the floor. Saw them again in 75 and 77 all in Detroit
That's some dirty acid rock! Thanks for posting this rare version of this song!!
One of my favs...Communication Breakdown...give a listen, better yet, lets listen together. Peace, love, respect to you and yours.
Two great Zeppelin songs (they're all great): Wanton Song (Physical Graffiti) and The Crunge (Houses of the Holy). Kick-ass funk. Love your reactions. Great job.✌🐾
I think your mind just melted
Speaking of experimental music, you may want to check out the Edgar Winter Group. This band had a lot of hits. Their major hit was "Frankenstein," which was an instrumental, but they also had hits with songs like "Free Ride." The leader of the group played the synthesizer. Really new stuff during the time period. But he also sang, played guitar, drums and the sax. It's worth checking into.
This was a great reaction and there is Zepparella female band playing covers too. Also Look for Deep purple sweet child in time from the early 1970s.
The sound of the guitar is so powerful.
Early Zepplien...this band came out of the gates running...They had sooo much to say. I suggest starting with the first album (this song is on the first album) and work your way through.
Rock on...
Badass, I had never seen this video of Dazed and Confused before
They are all amazingly talented!
Now you need to react to Heart"s " Stairway To Heaven " Honoring Led Zeppelin ( At The Kennedy Center Honors ) Full version
Dazed and confused I think is the greatest of all their tunes.
This song was originally recorded by The Yardbirds in 1968. When Jimmy Page left the group to join Led Zeppelin, he convinced the rest of his bandmates to record a cover of this song. A rare French TV performance by The Yardbirds of "Dazed And Confused" is available for viewing here on TH-cam.
Legendary people, doing legendary shit. What else needs be said?
you need to do the tsrts version from 73! that will blow your mind
such an unbelievable performance, love your reaction
Seen in 69 do that live in Pasadena,Calif.! Best though was Hendrix I seen that same year!
No words. Yeah. You’re hooked.
Another great song by them is IN THE EVENING