Dude, Zeppelin were monsters. They could crush your skull with rock, they can tear your heart out with the blues and acoustic ballads they can transport you with epic otherworldly jams. And at the end of it all steal your lady. They are the blue print and have NEVER been matched
@@lindasulla5302 JPJ Keyboard Bass, Organ, Mellotron, Mandolin+Every instrument ever created including the one he made while in Them Crooked Vultures with Josh Homme from Queens of the Stone Age and Dave Grohl on Drums(Nirvana and Foo Fighters, in case someone somewhere doesn’t know Dave’s work).
@@themadcow71 They WERE a “Supergroup”, after all… Page was the biggest guitarist in England, John Paul Jones was a huge session guy (and in the Yardbirds for an album), and Bonham was drummer for a big band, too. Only Plant wasn’t well-known. Crazy to think that Jimmy Page, at 19, had already been the biggest session player on the planet (ghost-played on half the huge hit records for both rock and blues), then… I guess he took a gap month, got it together, and formed the greatest hard rock band in history, and the future.
T-Bone Burnett had an interesting idea and paired up Robert Plant and Alison Krauss (his stature, but in modern bluegrass) on an album. "Raising Sand". It is just wow.
I was fortunate enough to have seen them live several times. The very definition of an iconic Rock Band. Once you go down the Zepplin rabbit hole, it is very deep. Just go through their catalog of songs, they all rock. I am so happy to see a younger generation enjoy the music that I grew up with. By the way you could be my son, my oldest son is 42.....🤣😉
A song about the Viking invasion of the British Isles in the 8th Century. Robert Plant's caterwauling is supposed to simulate the shriek of the Viking "Berserkers".
Albsolutely. this is a song about desperate battles of winner take all in iron age great britain and scandanavia. kill or be killed. tattooed invaders o0n drugs and booze with no way back but to massacre your village and take your women and loot your goal, or die. a chilling, do or die event in the history of many villlages in the iron age.; they vikings would attack seaside villages or snake up into the country following the rivers
Led Zeppelin: Masterclass Musicians, Perfect Guitar, Bass and Drums, And some merciless vocals thrown in just for good measure, because that's what they always did. R.I.P. John Bonham.
I mean Hammer of the gods It was perfect and there’s a great article out there about how they got the rights to it because Led Zeppelin does not give up the rights to their songs for anything usually
Not just the opening scene of Thor: Ragnarok, but also the major battle near the end. Trent Reznor created a cover with singer Karen O for the opening title sequence from the movie The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, and when the Princesses stormed the castle in Shrek 3 there was a quick version of this where the Princesses used it as a war cry.
Houses of The Holy is one that showcases Jean Paul's bass playing pretty well. He's fantastic. Sooo many good Zep tunes. The Kennedy Center tribute to Zep's Stairway to Heaven is freaking awesome, and they ain't even playing. React to that, you won't be disappointed.
I was there! I was 17 at the time and playing bass in a working band. I still play bass and still listen to Zeppelin (just ask the neighbours). Getting old is a privilege…
Robert Plant is the lead singer and the song-writer (he’s a huge LotR fan so his songs have huge influences from Tolkien). Jimmy Page was lead guitarist and Plant’s mad scientist counter-part. John Paul Jones was on bass. And John Bohnam was drums. (his son stepped in to play with them in recent years to honor his dad) Oh daaaaaaaaaaaaaaamn. I needed this with my coffeeeeee!!!! Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaassssssssssss!!! I hope you LOVE it!!! Kashmir would be one I’d love to see you do (fans say Stairway to Heaven is Zeppelin’s magnum opus while I tend to agree with Plant and give that to Kashmir). And Misty Mountain Hop. And Ramble On. Also, check out the battle of the bulge that went on between Plant and the lead singer of The Who. The tighter the pants the bigger the punch back. Those men had no shame.
He wrote the lyrics, but as far as I'm aware they all pitched in with writing the songs. JPJ wrote the structure of Black Dog, for example. The Rain Song... started with Page writing the guitar part, and Plant had a lyric he'd been kicking around for a while, so they put the 2 together. Same is true for most of LZ's songs... Battle of Evermore...Music written by JPJ (who plays all the mandolins on it).
Please please please please watch Led Zeppelin - Since I've Been Loving You Live (HD). It is one of the most astonishing musical performances ever captured on film.
😆😆😆 My kids range in age from 26 to 12, when they wouldn't get up for school I jump into their room doing the yell from this then blast it cranked all the way up and sing at the top of my lungs until they get out of bed.
Your kids were so lucky. My mother played "Stand Up For Jesus" on the organ in the living room just below my bed. We weren't Christian, but she liked the loud pun.
Welcome to Led Zeppelin my friend. My favorite rock band of all time. I hope you really enjoy them. - Kashmir, Misty Mountain Top, and Ramble On are all solid and a pretty good intro beyond the songs youve already done.
I'm really digging watching you spread your musical horizons. This is sooooooo much fun for me, watching people who were brought up on different genres of music, discovering the shit I grew up on, and, knowing that you're gonna have intelligent, thoughtful insights on music new to you.
I'm new here, listening from Iceland. Led Zeppelin came to Iceland and wrote this song about my country. Thank you for the review ! Skál too the old Gods !
The 2012 Kennedy Center Honors, where Heart performed Stairway to Heaven for the remaining members, along with Bonham's son Jason, an orchestra and choir is one of the best live performances ever. Plus Barry and Michelle are in the audience. And Yo-Yo Ma!
Pretty sure they are in Australia, and the audio is from a concert in California. Robert Plant is the vocalist and writes most of the lyrics.. Bass and keyboards, John Paul Jones, drummer, John “Bonzo” Bonham, RIP, and the lead guitarist, founder, and producer and music writer, Jimmy Page. Bonzo is known for staying with the guitar. Best ever!
Julie Manarin We seem to cross paths enjoying LED Zeppelin reactions. Nothing better than seeing someone really listen and understand what they are actually seeing and hearing!
If this is your first Led Zeppelin reaction. You have opened a doorway into music heaven. It is worth a huge deep dive, Whole Lotta Love, Black Dog, Kashmir, Dazed and Confused, Stairway to Heaven. Etc….
It’s been incredible watching people discover this incredible band! Keep getting the Led out!! Enjoy the journey... Highly recommend the live version of “No Quarter” from the concert movie “ The Song Remains The Same”. If that doesn’t move you, NOTHING will, brother!!
Im getting flashbacks of Thor whooping ass lol Love you choose the live version
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"Immigrant Song" was written during Led Zeppelin's tour of Iceland, Bath and Germany in the summer of 1970. The opening date of this tour took place in Reykjavík, Iceland, which inspired Plant to write the lyrics. He explained in an interview: "We weren't being pompous ... We did come from the land of the ice and snow. We were guests of the Icelandic Government on a cultural mission. We were invited to play a concert in Reykjavik and the day before we arrived all the civil servants went on strike and the gig was going to be cancelled. The university prepared a concert hall for us and it was phenomenal. The response from the kids was remarkable and we had a great time. 'Immigrant Song' was about that trip and it was the opening track on the album that was intended to be incredibly different." Six days after Led Zeppelin's appearance in Reykjavik, the band performed the song for the first time in concert during the Bath Festival. A story goes that they actually wrote/baselined it actually on the plane on their way over to the next gig - who knows. But he hadn't played this song live for 28 years until a few years ago up here in Iceland at a festival as a tribute per-se.
The live footage is from their 1972 tour here in Australia, (the concert at the S.C.G. Sydney Cricket Ground). They also played here in Melbourne at the Kooyong Tennis Centre.
Robert Plant--lead singer Jimmy Page--lead guitar John Bonham--drummer RIP❤ John Paul Jones--bass guitar GREATEST BAND EVER TO WALK THE PLANET!! This was in Australia in 1972🎶🎶🎶 If you like the blues, listen to I Cant Quit You Baby🎶
Guitar is so amazing when you can come up with a riff and lick for a solo. You can either wing it which is just to improvise or build a guitar solo. That compared to Bonham keeping up drums. This bands technical abilities make me call this an all star team.
Led Zeppelin is the result of the perfect alchemy between four men who had unique and incomparable talents. This is why there never was and never will be another band like LZ 🎶🎸🎤❤️🎸🎹🎵💚😍 (have you seen Yoyoka playing this song? She was only 7 years old at the time)
when you have 4 of the greatest of all times in a band, you’re bound for greatness. Jones makes everyone’s top ten of best bassist, Page is always in top 3 guitarist, “Bonzo” Bonham is always in the top 1and 2 at drums and plant always cracks the top 5.
"Dyer Maker" , "Communication Breakdown" , "Kashmir" , "Rock n Roll" , "Good Times, Bad Times" , "Ramble On" , are all great ones 👍 Edit: I didn't know you'd already done a few reactions, lol but either way the ones I listed are greats ha
Those are Rock Gods! Robert Plant has such a clean voice this open air recording doesn't need a lot of cleaning up. I believe they are at a college campus HD was 23 at this performance. This was the first performance of this song after they wrote it in Iceland the day before. According to an interview I saw today Robert Plant (singer), Jimmy Page. ( Lead guitar) were in Bath England with an audience of 100-200k to show off this new song they wrote in Iceland a few days before. They are all calling the Norse Gods to Follow them to war and conquer western lands. Bass John Paul Jones, Drums John Bonham
Led Zeppelin was created by Jimmy Page, the guitarist, out of the embers of the Yardbirds. The Yardbirds themselves were a 60s band that were very much influenced by black American blues singers such as Robert Johnson and BB King. It’s also worth noting that the Yardbirds birthed three rock gods: Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page and Jeff Beck. Both Jimmy Page and Jeff Beck played together at one point in the Yardbirds. Led Zeppelin were originally called the New Yardbirds.
Good stuff! The performance you were watching was done in the Oakland Coliseum, California. And, yes, John "Bonzo" Bonham was simply incredible. Bonzo is generally ranked #1 on most "All-Time Greatest Rock Drummers" lists, and he was ahead of his time in how he played the drums, as well. A self-taught drummer since age 5, Bonzo and Robert Plant were once in NYC and stopped by a place that was frequented by MAJOR talented rock musicians who used to jam there. One time Bonzo was wailing on the drums at the same NYC joint jamming with some guys, and none other than Jimi Hendrix was amazed by Bonzo's playing, so he introduced himself by telling Bonzo, "You know what? You got a foot like a rabbit" in reference to Bonzo's famous kick-drum work. Gotta remember that Hendrix met Bonzo at the NYC joint in 1968, before Zeppelin had put out their first album (1969), so Hendrix really didn't know who Bonzo, Plant or Led Zeppelin was, but the greatest rock guitarist ever (Hendrix) recognized greatness when he saw Bonzo doing his thing. Here is the link to the only time Hendrix and Bonzo met, as Hendrix unfortunately died in 1970. www.cheatsheet.com/entertainment/jimi-hendrix-offered-led-zeppelins-john-bonham-feedback-drumming.html/
They used that same opening vocal sound in Nancy Sinatra's "These Boots are Made for Walking" song. Also, you should hear Robert Plant on the harmonica.
I was there, I was 17 at the time...The film footage taken from the band's performance at the Sydney Showground in Australia in February 1972; The audio track was from a Long Beach Arena show, in Los Angeles, in 1972.
Saw them live in St Louis '74. They absolutely kicked ass. All of the members, man. Jimmy did a solo that was fckng mind blowing. Oh, they were fckng loud.
As someone already stated, this performance we're seeing is in Australia, but I'm 99% sure what we're hearing is from a show in Los Angeles at the Forum.
Since everyone obliged you with the name of all the band member, I'll add a bit of texture and a suggestion or two. Robert Plant and a few others are shown under the definition of "Rock Star", almost as if the word exists because of them. John Paul Jones is the most underrated bassist of all time, he is so nasty, but he never shows up on a best of list where he should be, by that I mean comfortably in the top 10. Check out "The Lemon Song" from the Led Zepplin II album, I suggest the studio version, pay special attention after Plant says "take it on down.." John Bonham is the gold standard for many a drum player, famous or not, and most will tell you they started drumming after hearing a Zepplin album. One of his most iconic beats is "Fool in the Rain", it really highlights his crazy tight timing and just beautiful technique. Now the part that will probably draw hate... I'm not a huge Jimmy Page fan. He is an absolute animal on the guitar, no doubt, and sure, at the time Zepplin was coming up in the UK his bluesy sound with that driving rock and roll feel that Bonham and Jones supplied was I am sure mind blowing, and I totally see why they were/are so popular, and deserve it. All that said, as the story goes (one of many I am sure) he got his love for the guitar in no small part from old black Southern blues guys of the 30's and 40's, who had albums that had made their way to the UK during the war, and as you will hear in a lot of Zepplin it is for sure a large influence on his playing. The problem is that he "may" have took a little more than influence from them, I'll just leave it there because it changes NOTHING as far as how talented he and the band are, and I have no problem separating the man from the music. I may not be a big Page fan, but I FUCKING LOVE Led Zepplin. Also, he really does do the blues thing well, check out "Traveling Riverside Blues", it will make you want to eat a fried catfish sandwich and lay back with a jug of moonshine.
My daughter's love this song from thor. Anyway they can hear and like music from 50 years ago i am good with. One on my favorite bands of all time. Each one of them are top notch. Jimmy Page- Enough said.
This song was written about conquering Vikings. His vocals are mimicking the Norse mythology of the war holler. The driving drums are mimicking the drive of the Vikings in battle , especially the berserkers .
Getting into Zeppelin now! ROCK GODS!!!!!!!!! Yes!!!! Of COURSE Led Zeppelin beat they ass!!! "They come from the land of the ice and snow..." PLEASE react to "KASHMIR" you will love it.
That Dude is still a Rock Star!!!!! This is a deep rabbit hole you just entered! Since you checked out Black Dog You should watch Robert Plant (lead singer) and Alison Krauss sing it on Crossroads!! So different, but awesome! Led Zeppelin is what dreams are made of!. They set the tone for all things music! Thank you for this!
Led Zeppelin is said to have set the standard for Rock Star debauchery, and decadence. Travelling in a jet called The Starship to shows, groupies, partying, and playing a set in between. The Rock n' Roll lifestyle if you had what it took to reach those heights. The drummer died in 1980, from choking on his vomit during his sleep, after a heavy night of drinking, and the group broke up right after. They only tried coming back together again 3 times since 1980. The last was in 2007, with the former drummers son, Jason Bonham sitting in for his dad.
Check out , " Since I've been loving you" by led zeppelin , Live at Madison Square Garden ,1973 ! An incredible performance , f'sho ! I was at their New York show and I'm 71yrs old now and I still love that cut !
I saw Led Zeppelin in 1970, my senior year in high school!🤤 My first concert and first acid trip!🤯😂 They did about a 10 minutes long version of "The Lemon Song" for the encore!🔥🥰 Jethro Tull was the opening act.😲 Fabulous concert!🤗 What a great time it was to be young and wild!💯😁❤️✌️👍
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For lead zeppelin it's a whole lotta love first
Hell yeh, u might wanna check out pink floyd, or black sabbath. They nice back n da day, or Hendrix.
John Paul plays some of the best bass playing Imo in a song I've ever heard..
I am a Led Head also ❤️ me some Jimmy Page. Have you ✅checked out " Custard Pie" ( oh man, NASTY ♥️🤘🎸)..
I am a Led Head also ❤️ me some Jimmy Page. Have you ✅checked out " Custard Pie" ( oh man, NASTY ♥️🤘🎸)..
Dude, Zeppelin were monsters. They could crush your skull with rock, they can tear your heart out with the blues and acoustic ballads they can transport you with epic otherworldly jams. And at the end of it all steal your lady. They are the blue print and have NEVER been matched
True frigging story buddy 😁😁🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟
Sums it up
Well said!!
True Story.......
A year later and this is still a true story.
Robert Plant: Singer
Jimmy Page: Guitar
John Paul Jones: Bass
John Bonham. Drums .. ✌️
John Paul Jones keyboard and bass
God: Founder
The Dream Team
@@lindasulla5302 JPJ Keyboard Bass, Organ, Mellotron, Mandolin+Every instrument ever created including the one he made while in Them Crooked Vultures with Josh Homme from Queens of the Stone Age and Dave Grohl on Drums(Nirvana and Foo Fighters, in case someone somewhere doesn’t know Dave’s work).
@@themadcow71 They WERE a “Supergroup”, after all… Page was the biggest guitarist in England, John Paul Jones was a huge session guy (and in the Yardbirds for an album), and Bonham was drummer for a big band, too. Only Plant wasn’t well-known. Crazy to think that Jimmy Page, at 19, had already been the biggest session player on the planet (ghost-played on half the huge hit records for both rock and blues), then… I guess he took a gap month, got it together, and formed the greatest hard rock band in history, and the future.
Robert Plant is the lead singer. He's universally considered one of the best.
They are each the best!!
T-Bone Burnett had an interesting idea and paired up Robert Plant and Alison Krauss (his stature, but in modern bluegrass) on an album. "Raising Sand". It is just wow.
He never met Joakim from Sabaton though.
Rodger daltrey is up there too
THE best....not one of the best
To ME the greatest rock band of all time. Zeppelin could do it ALL.
The greatest rock band of all time. Fixed it for you. :)
I was fortunate enough to have seen them live several times. The very definition of an iconic Rock Band. Once you go down the Zepplin rabbit hole, it is very deep. Just go through their catalog of songs, they all rock. I am so happy to see a younger generation enjoy the music that I grew up with. By the way you could be my son, my oldest son is 42.....🤣😉
A song about the Viking invasion of the British Isles in the 8th Century. Robert Plant's caterwauling is supposed to simulate the shriek of the Viking "Berserkers".
I agree and thank you for knowing that fact😊 hello from Cody Wyoming Jason...oops 2 years late, but still relevant
Albsolutely. this is a song about desperate battles of winner take all in iron age great britain and scandanavia. kill or be killed. tattooed invaders o0n drugs and booze with no way back but to massacre your village and take your women and loot your goal, or die. a chilling, do or die event in the history of many villlages in the iron age.; they vikings would attack seaside villages or snake up into the country following the rivers
Jimmy Page is guitar, John Bonham is drummer and John Paul Jones is Bassist
And Robert Plant on vocals
What Led Zeppelin did between 69 and 79 can never be duplicated
I love the way that your Richard Pryor picture on the wall seems to be looking down at Led Zep in utter amazement 😁
Lol he does
'THOR HAS ARRIVED' ⚡⚡⚡⚡
Led Zeppelin: Masterclass Musicians, Perfect Guitar, Bass and Drums, And some merciless vocals thrown in just for good measure, because that's what they always did. R.I.P. John Bonham.
Little Led in our lives is always good.. awesome to see you having fun again.
I'm a huge marvel fan and I love how they used this song for the Thor: Ragnarok trailer and opening scene. Awesome song!
I mean Hammer of the gods It was perfect and there’s a great article out there about how they got the rights to it because Led Zeppelin does not give up the rights to their songs for anything usually
Not just the opening scene of Thor: Ragnarok, but also the major battle near the end. Trent Reznor created a cover with singer Karen O for the opening title sequence from the movie The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, and when the Princesses stormed the castle in Shrek 3 there was a quick version of this where the Princesses used it as a war cry.
@@aliwantizu I had forgotten about the final battle scene and had to go back and rewatch after your comment. Yep. Still awesome!
I was going to mention the Thor thing. Lol.
Thor is the only movie LZ has licensed for use of their music.
There's some kid, somewhere that calls "that girl on someone's neck" . . . . . GRANDMA! ! !
Never underestimate the Grandmas from that generation. We’re smoking numbers, rockin out and cleaning our houses! ✌️
Yep...just like me!!
Great Grandma
@@kerryknight228 lmao-high five
Houses of The Holy is one that showcases Jean Paul's bass playing pretty well. He's fantastic.
Sooo many good Zep tunes. The Kennedy Center tribute to Zep's Stairway to Heaven is freaking awesome, and they ain't even playing. React to that, you won't be disappointed.
song about Viking invasions of Great Britain in 8th and 9th century.
Saw Zeppelin 3 nights in a row in 77 at MSG! I was in 8th grade! Zeppelin are Gods 🤟🤟🤟
If there was such thing as time travelers they would have sold out those concerts with people from the future.
You …lucky cluck!
@@LM-nc9ou they were already sold out they didnt need us 🤣
I paused this video at the beginning and I'm already grinning from ear to ear. I know what's coming. lol
This was recorded on February 27, 1972 at the Showground in Sydney, Australia
Oh cool! I live 2 hours north of Sydney...but was only 10 when they were here...damn
@@eviekelpie1 I was negative 7 years old lol
The BEST in every sense of the word. Band, individual musicians, Gods of Rock and Roll.
This concert was at Sydney Showground, Australia...... February, 1972. I was there! 🇭🇲☮️😎
I was there! I was 17 at the time and playing bass in a working band. I still play bass and still listen to Zeppelin (just ask the neighbours). Getting old is a privilege…
Robert Plant, singer. Jimmy Page, lead guitarist. John Paul Jones, bassist and keyboards. John Bonham "Bonzo", drummer. They were the Greatest!
Greatest rock band of all time...
Robert Plant is the lead singer and the song-writer (he’s a huge LotR fan so his songs have huge influences from Tolkien).
Jimmy Page was lead guitarist and Plant’s mad scientist counter-part.
John Paul Jones was on bass.
And John Bohnam was drums. (his son stepped in to play with them in recent years to honor his dad)
Oh daaaaaaaaaaaaaaamn. I needed this with my coffeeeeee!!!! Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaassssssssssss!!! I hope you LOVE it!!! Kashmir would be one I’d love to see you do (fans say Stairway to Heaven is Zeppelin’s magnum opus while I tend to agree with Plant and give that to Kashmir). And Misty Mountain Hop. And Ramble On.
Also, check out the battle of the bulge that went on between Plant and the lead singer of The Who. The tighter the pants the bigger the punch back. Those men had no shame.
Kashmir live from Knebworth in 1979!!
He wrote the lyrics, but as far as I'm aware they all pitched in with writing the songs. JPJ wrote the structure of Black Dog, for example. The Rain Song... started with Page writing the guitar part, and Plant had a lyric he'd been kicking around for a while, so they put the 2 together. Same is true for most of LZ's songs... Battle of Evermore...Music written by JPJ (who plays all the mandolins on it).
Please please please please watch Led Zeppelin - Since I've Been Loving You Live (HD). It is one of the most astonishing musical performances ever captured on film.
Thank You to the Led Zeppelin for the soundtrack of my youth! Dear Bonzo, you are loved and missed.
😆😆😆 My kids range in age from 26 to 12, when they wouldn't get up for school I jump into their room doing the yell from this then blast it cranked all the way up and sing at the top of my lungs until they get out of bed.
😂
🤣🤣🤣 My girls were head banging to Queen and GnR in their car seats but you got me beat w this!!!
Sounds like a made for TH-cam moment
Your kids were so lucky. My mother played "Stand Up For Jesus" on the organ in the living room just below my bed. We weren't Christian, but she liked the loud pun.
This was filmed at the Sydney Cricket Ground in Australia. My brother in-law was there.
This venue was in Australia, but the recording is from the LA Forum and is part of the "How the West Was Won" release.
They were singly , four of the best. United - they were THE HAMMER OF THE GODS!
I don't hear that many old school Rock, but I can appreciate when I'm hearing a Rockstar Legend
Classic rock is all I've listened to all my life...I'm 61 years old!
I was born in 1972 and I don't remember not knowing who L.Z. was. XOXO
Nobody better...believe me!! Especially live!! 4 in Zeppelin!
Welcome to Led Zeppelin my friend.
My favorite rock band of all time. I hope you really enjoy them. - Kashmir, Misty Mountain Top, and Ramble On are all solid and a pretty good intro beyond the songs youve already done.
I'm really digging watching you spread your musical horizons. This is sooooooo much fun for me, watching people who were brought up on different genres of music, discovering the shit I grew up on, and, knowing that you're gonna have intelligent, thoughtful insights on music new to you.
Arguably one of the best rock bands of all time.
THE best
I don't think there's any argument needed. 🤘
#1
One of my favorites was always “Over the Hills and Far Away”
4 geniuses in their own right!
I'm new here, listening from Iceland. Led Zeppelin came to Iceland and wrote this song about my country. Thank you for the review ! Skál too the old Gods !
The high notes where what the extremely tight trousers where for . 😂
You have good taste Led zeppelin is pure musical Art
The 2012 Kennedy Center Honors, where Heart performed Stairway to Heaven for the remaining members, along with Bonham's son Jason, an orchestra and choir is one of the best live performances ever. Plus Barry and Michelle are in the audience. And Yo-Yo Ma!
Barry and Michel(le) not fit to be in the same city as Zep.
Love watchin your reactions to Zeppelin! Makes me relive when I first discovered them almost 40yrs ago! Thank you!!!! Keep em commin brotha!
More Led for our heads please!
Robert Plant's vocal cords are an instrument unlike any other, it's never been replicated.
Lmao. That girl on someone’s neck...is someone’s Nanna. Imagine grandma being wild and free spirited. Lmao.
i keep wanting to say she isnt old enough to be a grandmother shes my mothers age.... then i remember im a father
That was me back in the day...rockin!! Now I'm grandma...I'm 61
@@raveousone same here.
We were wild girls...but then we had the wild music
Great ear n observations of the greatest ever. Great work!!
Pretty sure they are in Australia, and the audio is from a concert in California. Robert Plant is the vocalist and writes most of the lyrics.. Bass and keyboards, John Paul Jones, drummer, John “Bonzo” Bonham, RIP, and the lead guitarist, founder, and producer and music writer, Jimmy Page. Bonzo is known for staying with the guitar. Best ever!
You re right
Julie Manarin We seem to cross paths enjoying LED Zeppelin reactions. Nothing better than seeing someone really listen and understand what they are actually seeing and hearing!
Bass player is also keyboard player. John Paul Jones..
Check out NO QUARTER and BATTLE OF EVERMORE........
takes you to another place completely.
Great band!!!!!
I lent my Led Zep III album to a guy at school and he never gave it back. He also had good taste in music :-)
If this is your first Led Zeppelin reaction. You have opened a doorway into music heaven. It is worth a huge deep dive, Whole Lotta Love, Black Dog, Kashmir, Dazed and Confused, Stairway to Heaven. Etc….
It’s been incredible watching people discover this incredible band! Keep getting the Led out!! Enjoy the journey... Highly recommend the live version of “No Quarter” from the concert movie “ The Song Remains The Same”. If that doesn’t move you, NOTHING will, brother!!
John Bonham and John Paul Jones, the best rhythm section in rock history.
Ditto
100% agree with you
Im getting flashbacks of Thor whooping ass lol
Love you choose the live version
"Immigrant Song" was written during Led Zeppelin's tour of Iceland, Bath and Germany in the summer of 1970. The opening date of this tour took place in Reykjavík, Iceland, which inspired Plant to write the lyrics. He explained in an interview: "We weren't being pompous ... We did come from the land of the ice and snow. We were guests of the Icelandic Government on a cultural mission. We were invited to play a concert in Reykjavik and the day before we arrived all the civil servants went on strike and the gig was going to be cancelled. The university prepared a concert hall for us and it was phenomenal. The response from the kids was remarkable and we had a great time. 'Immigrant Song' was about that trip and it was the opening track on the album that was intended to be incredibly different."
Six days after Led Zeppelin's appearance in Reykjavik, the band performed the song for the first time in concert during the Bath Festival.
A story goes that they actually wrote/baselined it actually on the plane on their way over to the next gig - who knows. But he hadn't played this song live for 28 years until a few years ago up here in Iceland at a festival as a tribute per-se.
The live footage is from their 1972 tour here in Australia, (the concert at the S.C.G. Sydney Cricket Ground). They also played here in Melbourne at the Kooyong Tennis Centre.
"Since I've beenloving you" live from msg is a must
Live at MSG!!
I can’t help but picture Thor kicking arse when I hear this song now.
4 guys of incredible talent = Rock to the 4th power
Robert Plant--lead singer
Jimmy Page--lead guitar
John Bonham--drummer RIP❤
John Paul Jones--bass guitar
GREATEST BAND EVER TO WALK THE PLANET!! This was in Australia in 1972🎶🎶🎶 If you like the blues, listen to I Cant Quit You Baby🎶
Singer is Robert Plant, he often wore the shirts from the groupies at the show that night.
Guitar is so amazing when you can come up with a riff and lick for a solo. You can either wing it which is just to improvise or build a guitar solo. That compared to Bonham keeping up drums. This bands technical abilities make me call this an all star team.
Greatest Rock Band of All Time!!
Yeah the tightest band of them all!
This song is one of my top favorites of all time 👌🏼🔥🔥🔥👌🏼🇳🇴🇳🇴😃 LZ is an artform!
Led Zeppelin is the result of the perfect alchemy between four men who had unique and incomparable talents. This is why there never was and never will be another band like LZ 🎶🎸🎤❤️🎸🎹🎵💚😍
(have you seen Yoyoka playing this song? She was only 7 years old at the time)
when you have 4 of the greatest of all times in a band, you’re bound for greatness. Jones makes everyone’s top ten of best bassist, Page is always in top 3 guitarist, “Bonzo” Bonham is always in the top 1and 2 at drums and plant always cracks the top 5.
They all are considered the BEST in their respective genre. But together they are like nothing else. 🔥🔥
Robert Plant does an eerie version of Hendrix's "Hey, Joe".
"Dyer Maker" , "Communication Breakdown" , "Kashmir" , "Rock n Roll" , "Good Times, Bad Times" , "Ramble On" , are all great ones 👍
Edit: I didn't know you'd already done a few reactions, lol but either way the ones I listed are greats ha
DYER MAKER IS SHIT
Just list their album names instead lol
@@sabrewolf1030 okay.
Stairway and Kashmir, 1 and 1a in top songs ever.
@@nickcapozzi6749 In Led Zeppelins opinion, "Kashmir" is their best song 👍
I'm 62, and this was my band.. I mowed many yards to buy their albums with a push reel mower. Zeppelin 3 will always be their best Album. .
Ahhh. The good all days of general admission when you were on the field and you just ran for your life for a good spot
Legends , vocals is Robert Plant...
This......just listen to Jimmy and Bonham while John Paul Jones plays bass 100 mph....and Robert screams about Thor! 🎼🎶🎸🎸🎤😎🔥🔥🔥
Thanks for your reactions to my favorite band ❤Led Zeppelin ❤
Those are Rock Gods! Robert Plant has such a clean voice this open air recording doesn't need a lot of cleaning up. I believe they are at a college campus HD was 23 at this performance. This was the first performance of this song after they wrote it in Iceland the day before. According to an interview I saw today Robert Plant (singer), Jimmy Page. ( Lead guitar) were in Bath England with an audience of 100-200k to show off this new song they wrote in Iceland a few days before. They are all calling the Norse Gods to Follow them to war and conquer western lands. Bass John Paul Jones, Drums John Bonham
The greatest rock/blues band ever!!!!!!!!
Excellent reaction. I was a teenager in the 70s, which means I'm old as dirt 🤣🤦♀️
Greatest band of all time
Led Zeppelin was created by Jimmy Page, the guitarist, out of the embers of the Yardbirds. The Yardbirds themselves were a 60s band that were very much influenced by black American blues singers such as Robert Johnson and BB King. It’s also worth noting that the Yardbirds birthed three rock gods: Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page and Jeff Beck. Both Jimmy Page and Jeff Beck played together at one point in the Yardbirds. Led Zeppelin were originally called the New Yardbirds.
Listen to the studio version on the best, most powerful stereo you can find. The Bass will blow you away.
The peerless JPJ
Good stuff! The performance you were watching was done in the Oakland Coliseum, California. And, yes, John "Bonzo" Bonham was simply incredible. Bonzo is generally ranked #1 on most "All-Time Greatest Rock Drummers" lists, and he was ahead of his time in how he played the drums, as well. A self-taught drummer since age 5, Bonzo and Robert Plant were once in NYC and stopped by a place that was frequented by MAJOR talented rock musicians who used to jam there.
One time Bonzo was wailing on the drums at the same NYC joint jamming with some guys, and none other than Jimi Hendrix was amazed by Bonzo's playing, so he introduced himself by telling Bonzo, "You know what? You got a foot like a rabbit" in reference to Bonzo's famous kick-drum work. Gotta remember that Hendrix met Bonzo at the NYC joint in 1968, before Zeppelin had put out their first album (1969), so Hendrix really didn't know who Bonzo, Plant or Led Zeppelin was, but the greatest rock guitarist ever (Hendrix) recognized greatness when he saw Bonzo doing his thing. Here is the link to the only time Hendrix and Bonzo met, as Hendrix unfortunately died in 1970. www.cheatsheet.com/entertainment/jimi-hendrix-offered-led-zeppelins-john-bonham-feedback-drumming.html/
They used that same opening vocal sound in Nancy Sinatra's "These Boots are Made for Walking" song. Also, you should hear Robert Plant on the harmonica.
I was there, I was 17 at the time...The film footage taken from the band's performance at the Sydney Showground in Australia in February 1972; The audio track was from a Long Beach Arena show, in Los Angeles, in 1972.
Saw them live in St Louis '74. They absolutely kicked ass. All of the members, man. Jimmy did a solo that was fckng mind blowing. Oh, they were fckng loud.
I remember when that song came out
As someone already stated, this performance we're seeing is in Australia, but I'm 99% sure what we're hearing is from a show in Los Angeles at the Forum.
I was at this concert it was great.
Since everyone obliged you with the name of all the band member, I'll add a bit of texture and a suggestion or two.
Robert Plant and a few others are shown under the definition of "Rock Star", almost as if the word exists because of them.
John Paul Jones is the most underrated bassist of all time, he is so nasty, but he never shows up on a best of list where he should be, by that I mean comfortably in the top 10. Check out "The Lemon Song" from the Led Zepplin II album, I suggest the studio version, pay special attention after Plant says "take it on down.."
John Bonham is the gold standard for many a drum player, famous or not, and most will tell you they started drumming after hearing a Zepplin album. One of his most iconic beats is "Fool in the Rain", it really highlights his crazy tight timing and just beautiful technique.
Now the part that will probably draw hate... I'm not a huge Jimmy Page fan. He is an absolute animal on the guitar, no doubt, and sure, at the time Zepplin was coming up in the UK his bluesy sound with that driving rock and roll feel that Bonham and Jones supplied was I am sure mind blowing, and I totally see why they were/are so popular, and deserve it. All that said, as the story goes (one of many I am sure) he got his love for the guitar in no small part from old black Southern blues guys of the 30's and 40's, who had albums that had made their way to the UK during the war, and as you will hear in a lot of Zepplin it is for sure a large influence on his playing. The problem is that he "may" have took a little more than influence from them, I'll just leave it there because it changes NOTHING as far as how talented he and the band are, and I have no problem separating the man from the music. I may not be a big Page fan, but I FUCKING LOVE Led Zepplin. Also, he really does do the blues thing well, check out "Traveling Riverside Blues", it will make you want to eat a fried catfish sandwich and lay back with a jug of moonshine.
Singer Robert plant guitar player Jimmy page and many more i can remember the drummer our the bass 🔊 great songs good band
My daughter's love this song from thor.
Anyway they can hear and like music from 50 years ago i am good with. One on my favorite bands of all time. Each one of them are top notch. Jimmy Page-
Enough said.
God yes...Jimmy!
This song was written about conquering Vikings. His vocals are mimicking the Norse mythology of the war holler. The driving drums are mimicking the drive of the Vikings in battle , especially the berserkers .
Getting into Zeppelin now! ROCK GODS!!!!!!!!! Yes!!!! Of COURSE Led Zeppelin beat they ass!!! "They come from the land of the ice and snow..."
PLEASE react to "KASHMIR" you will love it.
You are one of the first reactors that I happened apon. I'm so happy to see you rocken out!!
The drummer still had both of his arms back then! Nice! I have only ever seen him with one arm.
Wrong drummer dude. Bonzo never lost an arm.
You’re thinking of the drummer from Deff Leppard, Rick Allen. An eighties British rock band.
That Dude is still a Rock Star!!!!! This is a deep rabbit hole you just entered! Since you checked out Black Dog You should watch Robert Plant (lead singer) and Alison Krauss sing it on Crossroads!! So different, but awesome!
Led Zeppelin is what dreams are made of!. They set the tone for all things music! Thank you for this!
Wasn't born until 74 and one of my favorite bands, nothing compares 🙌
Led Zeppelin is said to have set the standard for Rock Star debauchery, and decadence. Travelling in a jet called The Starship to shows, groupies, partying, and playing a set in between. The Rock n' Roll lifestyle if you had what it took to reach those heights. The drummer died in 1980, from choking on his vomit during his sleep, after a heavy night of drinking, and the group broke up right after. They only tried coming back together again 3 times since 1980. The last was in 2007, with the former drummers son, Jason Bonham sitting in for his dad.
the live venue was the Oakland Alameda Stadium where the Oakland Athletics pro baseball club played.
I miss the concerts of the early 70’s. This song is best heard on the studio version.
Check out , " Since I've been loving you" by led zeppelin , Live at Madison Square Garden ,1973 ! An incredible performance , f'sho ! I was at their New York show and I'm 71yrs old now and I still love that cut !
I saw Led Zeppelin in 1970, my senior year in high school!🤤 My first concert and first acid trip!🤯😂 They did about a 10 minutes long version of "The Lemon Song" for the encore!🔥🥰 Jethro Tull was the opening act.😲 Fabulous concert!🤗 What a great time it was to be young and wild!💯😁❤️✌️👍