I like the fact that you’re listening critically…. And you’re speaking your mind. This album did divide opinions when it came out. You should give it another go, maybe when you’re not so tired. There are definitely some exquisite diamonds there.
As a huge Zep fan this album took me by far the longest to get into. Its a grower for sure. I can't wait for you to check out 4, Houses of the Holy, and physical Graffiti. Those 3 albums are so much more experimental and amazing than 1-3 in my opinion.
I'll give you Graffiti and Houses but IV isn't really experimental it's pretty much the same format as 1-3 as far as standard hard rock albums go, but it is definitely better than 1-3
Zeppelin IV is most certainly amazing, but my personal favorite (and I'm sure many other peoples favorite) is Physical Graffiti. That album is not only my favorite Led Zeppelin album, but along with the White Album by the Beatles, my 2 favorite albums of all time. And the more you listen to these songs, the more you'll realize that Since I've Been Loving You is not only one of the greatest tracks on this album, but indeed, one of the greatest achievements in audio recording history. Peace
You have to keep in mind that this era was a huge evolution in Rock music. So this is very likely engineered just how Jimmy wanted it. He did remaster their albums in 1990, so you could see how that sounds.
I'll say a couple of Zeps albums take a few listens to fully appreciate. On Physical Graffiti which is a great album there were a fee songs that took a bit to appreciate because they were very different and unique. So not going to knock you for being tired because I don't know what you got going on, but I've found in my 60 years of life that you look at things differently and enjoy them more when your rested. Example imagine going to say a amusement park or even the show when your very tired verse well rested there 2 totally different experiences. Just a thought
Probably my overall fav album because of the mix up with the folk music ..They should have added Hey Hey What can I Do and Poor Tom instead of Hats off to Roy Harper but I do like it
This is definitely not my favorite album of theirs, but I don't consider it poorly executed. I think that within its proposal of being a more folk-oriented album, it does this very well.
also love the fact that you're being critical and not just gobbling up the songs for views it makes it really interesting probably because i honestly agree with your takes lmao
Some advice, take it or leave it: When you do videos, it's best to get some rest. Yawning makes it seem like you are disinterested or lazy. Getting rest is a part of preparation. Treat your viewers as if you are doing a job interview or making a sale.
Need to be more open minded remember the technology artist use today compared to Yester Year....The Led Zeppelin Sound has Stood the test of time ....❤
What a great album. Third masterpiece in a row. 3 more Masterpieces to go….and then their catalogue finishes off with three solid albums…..Presence/Outdoor/Coda. 👍
I love your analysis dude. Very honest! I grew up discovering Zeppelin in the early 80s... album by album. And I'll say that this one I had the same first reaction to at first listen. All in one night ... then, into the 3rd go through... I got it! I'd love to see your reaction after you've listened to the whole thing a few times. Keep up the good work bro! I love it!
Gallow’s Pole is a traditional British folk song from the 1600s. As a schoolboy at the end of the 59s into the 60s we learnt this song in class. I think it must’ve been part of the British schools music curriculum. My guess, as Page is only slightly older than me, is that Page heard this song in school just as I did. There is a version of Gallow’s Pole by the black American folk and blues artist Leadbelly from the very early fifties. It is mistitled Gallis Pole. It’s a very good interpretation.
It’s a little hard to explain but In defense of the band this was intentional because they didn’t want to be branded as Whole lotta love PT 2, So they went in a different direction and then again this was fifty years ago,so there’s that
Yep understandable reaction, everyone reacted the same way when it came out UNTIL you go back to it one day and then bit by bit, it becomes one you crave listening to. But yes hated it first time I heard it too
As a 66 year old lifetime Led Zeppelin fan I was ALIVE when these albums were ORIGINALLY released!!😮 The FIRST album that I PURCHASED was Led Zeppelin II, THREE had NOT yet been released!! Once I heard Led Zeppelin II, I IMMEDIATELY went out and got Led Zeppelin's DEBUT album and absolutely loved it!!! So I was very excited and had great anticipation for Led Zeppelin 3's release!! Yes it was DEFINITELY more acoustic than the previous TWO albums, nonetheless I fell in love with it pretty QUICKLY!! I am in agreement with you that "Since I've Been Loving You" is the standout tune on this album!! Personally I think it's Robert Plant's BEST vocal performance EVER!!!
Love this album. I don't have a favourite but i loved the more acoustic feel of this album after 1 & 2. I think its big negative is that it has a couple of average songs but the gems are some of Zeppelin's best. Its in my top 3 albums of theirs that's for sure.
It's worth listening to the remastered versions out loud because you can hear so many instrumental nuances in the acoustic songs. I love these acoustic live sets from around 1971, which were then reintroduced in 1975+77, because to me they show how good a band is from the ground up. Since ... is of course a masterpiece, especially live. Sometimes you need to hear something several times. At my age and environment at the time, it was easier: the albums were relatively expensive; that's why we organized listening sessions before purchasing. The artists lived primarily from the albums, so they were innovative, not from touring like today; that was more of a promo for the current album.
You really need some musical experience or be musician to “get” this music on one listen. This is complicated mixed genre music and for a “bombastic” band to pull this off is highly impressive.
@@DAVECHER I find that you’re quite perceptive and pick up on things others don’t, like Bonzo’s “lazy fills”, as you call them (I wouldn’t use the word ‘lazy’, though). Regarding the acoustic character of this album specifically, it took time to grow on me, as was the case many.
I'd like to recommend a few albums, maybe two. 1. Pantera - The Great Southern Trendkill 2.Helmet - Betty Good 90s albums that didnt really get a lot of exposure but were great front to back
Led Zeppelin’s “Immigrant Song” was used in several films. Here is wikipedias entry on its use in films: “Led Zeppelin originally denied Richard Linklater permission to use "Immigrant Song" in School of Rock (2003), but star Jack Black was able to convince them by making a video of himself performing the song.[24] In the movie Shrek the Third (2007), "Immigrant Song" appears in a battle scene involving the character Snow White.[25] A cover of "Immigrant Song", produced by Atticus Ross and Nine Inch Nails member Trent Reznor with vocals from Yeah Yeah Yeahs lead singer Karen O, plays in the trailer and throughout the title sequence of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (2011).[26] "Immigrant Song" was included in both the trailer for Thor: Ragnarok (2017) and twice in the film itself, due to director Taika Waititi's suggestion of the song from the time of his first involvement with the film and to the persistent efforts of the movie's music supervisor Dave Jordan.”
I know this may feel like an odd direction considering 1 & 2, but oddly, even though I think it's an imperfect record, I find myself returning to 3 more often than 2 or 4. 1 will always be my favorite. It's just tight, punchy, rollicking iconic blues rock. I don't know if you plan to do their discography front to back, but I think you'll have a ball with Physical Graffiti. Just an unambiguously great record.
Their live versions of since I’ve been loving you has almost rendered the studio version unlistenable to me. No disrespect to the studio version but the live version is just that good.
Most of the songs on here were honed in a remote Welsh cottage, Bron y raur, by Page and Plant rather than sweated out by the band in the studio. I think that translates in the way it was produced and the folkier aspect
this one definitely took a few listens for me to get into, so i understand lol. led zeppelin iv is a classic and what catapulted them to fame so its a far more cohesive album. hope you give it a listen
At last! A reactor who "gets" Hats Off to Roy Harper. Most Led Zeppelin "fans" detest the track and completely miss the point that the lads were imitating the experience of listening to old Chess Records blues songs on cheap transistor radios. As pure a channeling of the Delta blues as they could have conceived.
I really enjoyed your reaction, Dave-it was writhe with cautious optimism(?). I discovered Zeppelin in college along with my love of progressive music. Must say the second half of this cd is so irresistably fun and catchy. It sound so airy, sunny, and breezy. They captured the essence of summer with their sound. Pure happiness.
I absolutely love this record but I've leaned more into folk and bluegrass music so the stripped acoustic sounds are more to my liking. I still love all the others too but this one to me is absolutely fantastic.
Reading the comments is hilarious, so many people saying its a terrible reaction because he didnt love every single song (definitely not a controversial album btw). I personally enjoy the album but it is definitely patchy in places and all his critiques are totally valid imo.
Yes this one is not one of my favs, but still, i think its good. It’s a 7/10, for me this album falls so hard on the last 2 tracks, i strongly recommend that you continue listening to zep albums until "Physical graffiti" (another 7/10 from me, but its my hot take, its one of their most beloved). The next two (IV and Houses of the Holy) are some of my favorites albums oat
3 is a very transitional album that’s for sure and I think you articulated very well what I didn’t like about the album at first: the messiness. And while I don’t like the last two songs to this day, the rest of the album grew immensely on me, especially Friends and Celebration Day. I wouldn’t say it’s better than 1, but I like it pretty much equally. Now, I’m very excited for the next 3. These are their best albums in my opinion!
Lot of people don't like it..cause it doesn't sound like the first two I really like it a lot ..is hard for me to ranked the first 6 albums cause each one is different
If you liked this version of since I’ve been loving you, there’s a live performance of it at Madison Square Garden that, quite frankly, blows this one out of the water
B stomp is a song about Robert Plants' dog. I love the raw sloppy, production, WAY WAY, so much WAY more interesting than much of today's computerized spittle. You like what you like, but the unsettling chaos is perhaps an acquired taste that a yawner will never devour to one's delight. I'm not drawn to debating you on your assessments, opinions, but obviously I'm listened for (50) years and have the depth to love the production.
I must say the sound felt really tinny, nothing like the version i got (the Page remaster). I prefer the diverse sounding Led Zep (from album 3 onward) even though there's no denying the power of those classics from I and II. Maybe i just heard them too much, whereas III never got the airplay it deserved.
I think in most respects it’s an amazing piece of work. It suffers a little from having 5 acoustic-based songs in a row. That’s The Way is a bit over-long, and I’m not always in the mood for the duration of Since I’ve Been Loving You. However overall this album has an ethereal aura about it that firmly set Zeppelin apart from their hard rock contemporaries - leaving Sabbath and especially Purple in the dust artistically. IMHO.
Agree, much weaker than I and II, and IV (as you know by now), though yes "Since I've Been Loving You" is a great track and the best one on the album. "Friends" , "Gallows Pole" and "Tangerine" are pretty good too. Nice job with reviewing Led Zep albums!
My favourite LZ albulm. Different from all the rest. What will never be known by the young generation is the radical cover, which had an innr sleve whcich could be rotated to put the various band members faces in the 4 cutouts in the cover.
I know people don't like it but I LOVE Zepp III for all the reasons you dislike it. First of all, it's an album you play each side all the way through, no stops. Helps to be in the Rocky Mountains by a wood stove blasting heat in a blizzard
Creativity is not inherently a good thing, and derivation is not inherently a bad thing. Praising creativity just for the sake of being creative and criticizing derivation just for the sake of being derivative is bad criticism (for music or for anything).
OMG... reaction to this album.... The first song kicks ass, turn it on loud!.. messy songs, where are the drums,... wtf? Now I see why it is how it is today.
Weird analysis on some of the most iconic music. Don't forget dude this band was the first to produce music like this. And ny the way have some respect for Robert Plant who is the best vocalist ever.
the vocalist is lost, really 😂😂this is robert plant ffs 😳lead singer of the greatest rock band of all time, when they recorded this they were also performing almost every night of massive tours of the US and UK.
'not different enough' 'not divergent enough'. Could not be more incorrect. ' 'so folky' he says'in total contradiction to what he says a minute eralier. What a dill
DUDE…didn’t your patents teach you to cover your mouth when you yawn? We were all treated to about six deep looks inside your mouth on this reaction. Thanks for that….🙄 other than that, I’ve been enjoying your Zep reactions……as well as being introduced to many albums I’ve not been exposed to before…..
I think in most respects it’s an amazing piece of work. It suffers a little from having 5 acoustic-based songs in a row. That’s The Way is a bit over-long, and I’m not always in the mood for the duration of Since I’ve Been Loving You. However overall this album has an ethereal aura about it that firmly set Zeppelin apart from their hard rock contemporaries - leaving Sabbath and especially Purple in the dust artistically. IMHO.
I like the fact that you’re listening critically…. And you’re speaking your mind. This album did divide opinions when it came out. You should give it another go, maybe when you’re not so tired. There are definitely some exquisite diamonds there.
As a huge Zep fan this album took me by far the longest to get into. Its a grower for sure. I can't wait for you to check out 4, Houses of the Holy, and physical Graffiti. Those 3 albums are so much more experimental and amazing than 1-3 in my opinion.
I agree
Don't feel bad! It took me decades to really appreciate this album!! And now I own it!!
I'll give you Graffiti and Houses but IV isn't really experimental it's pretty much the same format as 1-3 as far as standard hard rock albums go, but it is definitely better than 1-3
JUST DROP THE IV REACTION🔥
So excited for your Led Zeppelin 4 reaction
Right now (37 years after first getting into LZ at about age 14) my favorite two songs from LZ3 are
-Celebration Day
-Out on the Tiles
thats exactly where he wants to be...he did not get lost
Zeppelin IV is most certainly amazing, but my personal favorite (and I'm sure many other peoples favorite) is Physical Graffiti. That album is not only my favorite Led Zeppelin album, but along with the White Album by the Beatles, my 2 favorite albums of all time. And the more you listen to these songs, the more you'll realize that Since I've Been Loving You is not only one of the greatest tracks on this album, but indeed, one of the greatest achievements in audio recording history.
Peace
You have to keep in mind that this era was a huge evolution in Rock music.
So this is very likely engineered just how Jimmy wanted it.
He did remaster their albums in 1990, so you could see how that sounds.
I'll say a couple of Zeps albums take a few listens to fully appreciate. On Physical Graffiti which is a great album there were a fee songs that took a bit to appreciate because they were very different and unique.
So not going to knock you for being tired because I don't know what you got going on, but I've found in my 60 years of life that you look at things differently and enjoy them more when your rested.
Example imagine going to say a amusement park or even the show when your very tired verse well rested there 2 totally different experiences. Just a thought
Probably my overall fav album because of the mix up with the folk music ..They should have added Hey Hey What can I Do and Poor Tom instead of Hats off to Roy Harper but I do like it
This is definitely not my favorite album of theirs, but I don't consider it poorly executed. I think that within its proposal of being a more folk-oriented album, it does this very well.
Love this album ,just like all Zep albums, everything is so intelligent and artistically musical.
Yes
Can't wait for the next... my fav. is album IV. Back to the Rock baby... every track is a killer...
also love the fact that you're being critical and not just gobbling up the songs for views it makes it really interesting probably because i honestly agree with your takes lmao
Some advice, take it or leave it:
When you do videos, it's best to get some rest.
Yawning makes it seem like you are disinterested or lazy.
Getting rest is a part of preparation.
Treat your viewers as if you are doing a job interview or making a sale.
Need to be more open minded remember the technology artist use today compared to Yester Year....The Led Zeppelin Sound has Stood the test of time ....❤
What a great album. Third masterpiece in a row. 3 more Masterpieces to go….and then their catalogue finishes off with three solid albums…..Presence/Outdoor/Coda. 👍
I love your analysis dude. Very honest! I grew up discovering Zeppelin in the early 80s... album by album. And I'll say that this one I had the same first reaction to at first listen. All in one night ... then, into the 3rd go through... I got it! I'd love to see your reaction after you've listened to the whole thing a few times. Keep up the good work bro! I love it!
Jimmy playing a mean slide guitar on Hat's off to Roy Harper. He does some incredible slide guitar in some of the upcoming albums as well.
Gallow’s Pole is a traditional British folk song from the 1600s. As a schoolboy at the end of the 59s into the 60s we learnt this song in class. I think it must’ve been part of the British schools music curriculum. My guess, as Page is only slightly older than me, is that Page heard this song in school just as I did.
There is a version of Gallow’s Pole by the black American folk and blues artist Leadbelly from the very early fifties. It is mistitled Gallis Pole. It’s a very good interpretation.
It’s a little hard to explain but In defense of the band this was intentional because they didn’t want to be branded as Whole lotta love PT 2, So they went in a different direction and then again this was fifty years ago,so there’s that
Wake up and smell the roses son ! classic album from the 1970's.All their albums are different and diverse like no other in Rock music.There you go !
Yep understandable reaction, everyone reacted the same way when it came out UNTIL you go back to it one day and then bit by bit, it becomes one you crave listening to. But yes hated it first time I heard it too
Robert Plant not in the pocket! SMH
Can't wait for the zep lV and houses of the holy reaction. There best work!!!
Gallows pole, that's the way, and hats off to Roy harper are my favorite tracks on here.
As a 66 year old lifetime Led Zeppelin fan I was ALIVE when these albums were ORIGINALLY released!!😮 The FIRST album that I PURCHASED was Led Zeppelin II, THREE had NOT yet been released!! Once I heard Led Zeppelin II, I IMMEDIATELY went out and got Led Zeppelin's DEBUT album and absolutely loved it!!! So I was very excited and had great anticipation for Led Zeppelin 3's release!! Yes it was DEFINITELY more acoustic than the previous TWO albums, nonetheless I fell in love with it pretty QUICKLY!!
I am in agreement with you that "Since I've Been Loving You" is the standout tune on this album!! Personally I think it's Robert Plant's BEST vocal performance EVER!!!
Love this album. I don't have a favourite but i loved the more acoustic feel of this album after 1 & 2. I think its big negative is that it has a couple of average songs but the gems are some of Zeppelin's best. Its in my top 3 albums of theirs that's for sure.
I would've bought this album if just "Since I've Been Loving You" was the only song on it.
The next three Albums are insanely good
It's worth listening to the remastered versions out loud because you can hear so many instrumental nuances in the acoustic songs. I love these acoustic live sets from around 1971, which were then reintroduced in 1975+77, because to me they show how good a band is from the ground up. Since ... is of course a masterpiece, especially live.
Sometimes you need to hear something several times. At my age and environment at the time, it was easier: the albums were relatively expensive; that's why we organized listening sessions before purchasing. The artists lived primarily from the albums, so they were innovative, not from touring like today; that was more of a promo for the current album.
You really need some musical experience or be musician to “get” this music on one listen. This is complicated mixed genre music and for a “bombastic” band to pull this off is highly impressive.
I've played piano since I was like 8 and cello for 10 years. I guess your statement doesn't really hold up.
@@DAVECHER I find that you’re quite perceptive and pick up on things others don’t, like Bonzo’s “lazy fills”, as you call them (I wouldn’t use the word ‘lazy’, though). Regarding the acoustic character of this album specifically, it took time to grow on me, as was the case many.
I'd like to recommend a few albums, maybe two.
1. Pantera - The Great Southern Trendkill
2.Helmet - Betty
Good 90s albums that didnt really get a lot of exposure but were great front to back
Oh God...I love them so much!! Despite you not liking some of these...I thought they were brilliant!
Led Zeppelin’s “Immigrant Song” was used in several films. Here is wikipedias entry on its use in films:
“Led Zeppelin originally denied Richard Linklater permission to use "Immigrant Song" in School of Rock (2003), but star Jack Black was able to convince them by making a video of himself performing the song.[24] In the movie Shrek the Third (2007), "Immigrant Song" appears in a battle scene involving the character Snow White.[25] A cover of "Immigrant Song", produced by Atticus Ross and Nine Inch Nails member Trent Reznor with vocals from Yeah Yeah Yeahs lead singer Karen O, plays in the trailer and throughout the title sequence of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (2011).[26] "Immigrant Song" was included in both the trailer for Thor: Ragnarok (2017) and twice in the film itself, due to director Taika Waititi's suggestion of the song from the time of his first involvement with the film and to the persistent efforts of the movie's music supervisor Dave Jordan.”
can't wait for the next 3
I know this may feel like an odd direction considering 1 & 2, but oddly, even though I think it's an imperfect record, I find myself returning to 3 more often than 2 or 4. 1 will always be my favorite. It's just tight, punchy, rollicking iconic blues rock. I don't know if you plan to do their discography front to back, but I think you'll have a ball with Physical Graffiti. Just an unambiguously great record.
Their live versions of since I’ve been loving you has almost rendered the studio version unlistenable to me. No disrespect to the studio version but the live version is just that good.
I’m in this line. The one on How The West Was Won is one of the most visceral live performances I’ve heard captured on album.
@@markearnestfromreno613 funny, I actually prefer bbc sessions. Both are amazing though
that centre section is just sublime!
Opening song to The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo.
Most of the songs on here were honed in a remote Welsh cottage, Bron y raur, by Page and Plant rather than sweated out by the band in the studio. I think that translates in the way it was produced and the folkier aspect
If you want some cool progressive rock, you should check out King Crimson.
This one will grow on you.... but honestly, it doesn't matter because IV is next.
this one definitely took a few listens for me to get into, so i understand lol. led zeppelin iv is a classic and what catapulted them to fame so its a far more cohesive album. hope you give it a listen
If he doesn't like working at 7-11, he should try Circle K or Am/Pm 🤨
At last! A reactor who "gets" Hats Off to Roy Harper. Most Led Zeppelin "fans" detest the track and completely miss the point that the lads were imitating the experience of listening to old Chess Records blues songs on cheap transistor radios. As pure a channeling of the Delta blues as they could have conceived.
I got that, but it’s still TERRIBLE- and putting on that fake black accent is total cringe.
I really enjoyed your reaction, Dave-it was writhe with cautious optimism(?). I discovered Zeppelin in college along with my love of progressive music. Must say the second half of this cd is so irresistably fun and catchy. It sound so airy, sunny, and breezy. They captured the essence of summer with their sound. Pure happiness.
"let me know if I missed anything down below".. that's what SHE said ;)
Cmon Robert! Up your game! Lol
I absolutely love this record but I've leaned more into folk and bluegrass music so the stripped acoustic sounds are more to my liking. I still love all the others too but this one to me is absolutely fantastic.
Reading the comments is hilarious, so many people saying its a terrible reaction because he didnt love every single song (definitely not a controversial album btw). I personally enjoy the album but it is definitely patchy in places and all his critiques are totally valid imo.
Yes this one is not one of my favs, but still, i think its good. It’s a 7/10, for me this album falls so hard on the last 2 tracks, i strongly recommend that you continue listening to zep albums until "Physical graffiti" (another 7/10 from me, but its my hot take, its one of their most beloved). The next two (IV and Houses of the Holy) are some of my favorites albums oat
3 is a very transitional album that’s for sure and I think you articulated very well what I didn’t like about the album at first: the messiness. And while I don’t like the last two songs to this day, the rest of the album grew immensely on me, especially Friends and Celebration Day. I wouldn’t say it’s better than 1, but I like it pretty much equally.
Now, I’m very excited for the next 3. These are their best albums in my opinion!
The important thing about III is that they broke from the past and set the scene for IV.
The most underrated album in Led Zepps arsenal, it's fantastic.
Funnily enough Bron-yr-aur Stomp is that track that I fell for first. Don’t know why.
Lot of people don't like it..cause it doesn't sound like the first two I really like it a lot ..is hard for me to ranked the first 6 albums cause each one is different
If you liked this version of since I’ve been loving you, there’s a live performance of it at Madison Square Garden that, quite frankly, blows this one out of the water
B stomp is a song about Robert Plants' dog. I love the raw sloppy, production, WAY WAY, so much WAY more interesting than much of today's computerized spittle. You like what you like, but the unsettling chaos is perhaps an acquired taste that a yawner will never devour to one's delight. I'm not drawn to debating you on your assessments, opinions, but obviously I'm listened for (50) years and have the depth to love the production.
I like how you refer to one of the greatest singers in rock history as the vocalist. Just some guy trying to keep up with the band. Really?
you do realize it was released over fifty years before he was born, right? why are classic rock fans so pretentious?
@@CatharticCreation I mean if you’re going to do Zep , you could at least find out their names beforehand. No shame in doing a little research
You're just cruel recreationally
You should listen to Ys by Joanna Newsom, it's in the same level as Vespertine and Hounds of Love
I must say the sound felt really tinny, nothing like the version i got (the Page remaster). I prefer the diverse sounding Led Zep (from album 3 onward) even though there's no denying the power of those classics from I and II. Maybe i just heard them too much, whereas III never got the airplay it deserved.
How are Robert, Jimmy and JPJ going to sleep tonight after seeing your video?? 😂🤣
Bonzo's turning in his grave.
Hey do you do requests?
I think in most respects it’s an amazing piece of work. It suffers a little from having 5 acoustic-based songs in a row. That’s The Way is a bit over-long, and I’m not always in the mood for the duration of Since I’ve Been Loving You. However overall this album has an ethereal aura about it that firmly set Zeppelin apart from their hard rock contemporaries - leaving Sabbath and especially Purple in the dust artistically. IMHO.
Wow
You are Soo gonna enjoy the next one...😎
Agree, much weaker than I and II, and IV (as you know by now), though yes "Since I've Been Loving You" is a great track and the best one on the album. "Friends" , "Gallows Pole" and "Tangerine" are pretty good too. Nice job with reviewing Led Zep albums!
John Paul Jones played the organ with bass pedals on since I've been loving you, think about that..who does that today?
This album is way more interesting to me than the first 2 which to me sound like generic blues rock.
My favourite LZ albulm. Different from all the rest.
What will never be known by the young generation is the radical cover, which had an innr sleve whcich could be rotated to put the various band members faces in the 4 cutouts in the cover.
He'll get recruited by Rolling Stone.
I'm just hear for the music...
Please react to the Mac Demarco album - This Old Dog
This is possibly their best work. It's a masterpiece.
Please listen to Abbey Road by The Beatles 🙏
I know people don't like it but I LOVE Zepp III for all the reasons you dislike it. First of all, it's an album you play each side all the way through, no stops. Helps to be in the Rocky Mountains by a wood stove blasting heat in a blizzard
Creativity is not inherently a good thing, and derivation is not inherently a bad thing. Praising creativity just for the sake of being creative and criticizing derivation just for the sake of being derivative is bad criticism (for music or for anything).
OMG... reaction to this album.... The first song kicks ass, turn it on loud!.. messy songs, where are the drums,... wtf? Now I see why it is how it is today.
Deep Purple In Rock
What is it with some of you guys that chop up a video ? So annoying, amd ruins it for the viewer. Until next time, stay well and poppin for fresh
Weird analysis on some of the most iconic music. Don't forget dude this band was the first to produce music like this. And ny the way have some respect for Robert Plant who is the best vocalist ever.
Its very disrespectful to yawn repeatedly during your reaction. You may have done non repairable damage to your reactions. Wake up .
Ngl you sound like you should be in a nursing home typing out comments like this.
Chill
You sound 89 years old
😂
What could this kid possibly know about music
the vocalist is lost, really 😂😂this is robert plant ffs 😳lead singer of the greatest rock band of all time, when they recorded this they were also performing almost every night of massive tours of the US and UK.
'not different enough' 'not divergent enough'. Could not be more incorrect. ' 'so folky' he says'in total contradiction to what he says a minute eralier. What a dill
Nothing wrong with LZ3...U JUST HEARD THE MUSIC ....U DIDNT LISTEN TO THE MUSIC....THATS UR REACTION PROBLEM 😊
This person who thinks he can critique the greatest band ever does not know what slide guitar sounds like. What a dill.
except it predats the Smiths by 20ish years dill
DUDE…didn’t your patents teach you to cover your mouth when you yawn? We were all treated to about six deep looks inside your mouth on this reaction. Thanks for that….🙄
other than that, I’ve been enjoying your Zep reactions……as well as being introduced to many albums I’ve not been exposed to before…..
Please don't do anymore zeppelin reactions
oh I will don't you worry
what a poor reaction.
He's just stating his opinion.
This is the weakest of the first 5 albums
I think in most respects it’s an amazing piece of work. It suffers a little from having 5 acoustic-based songs in a row. That’s The Way is a bit over-long, and I’m not always in the mood for the duration of Since I’ve Been Loving You. However overall this album has an ethereal aura about it that firmly set Zeppelin apart from their hard rock contemporaries - leaving Sabbath and especially Purple in the dust artistically. IMHO.