I don't understand why people always say this. TYG has always been regarded as oner of LZ's best. It's on regular rotation at classic rock stations. Underrated by whom?
@@jkovert I honestly can't remember the last time I ever heard it played on a classic rock station. It doesn't get a fraction of the airplay of "Stairway to Heaven", "Dazed and Confused", "Black Dog", nor probably a half a dozen other Zeppelin songs. So that's probably why people always say this.
@@jkovert Whether something is underrated or not is a completely subjective statement. If you don't think it's underrated, fine, but you even admitted yourself that many people think it is.
“Then, as it was, then again it will be. You know the course may change sometimes, rivers always reach the sea.” If it’s a Zeppelin song, then it’s worth a reaction.
I'm 47 yrs old, and this album has very deep meaning for me.....my fondest memories are of my father playing this song for me on his guitar and singing me to sleep.
ScribeCash a few years ago I had say my final goodbyes to my grandfather, and several hours after that on my way home while listening to this song I found out he had passed. I cry like a baby or at least tear up every time I listen to this song now. Love this song tho
Scribe...you've found gold. Keep listening to all the Zep you can get your hands on. You won't regret it. They never made a so-so album. They're all great. Hard to believe this music was created 50 years ago...like new, even for those of us that grew up with it.
One of my favorite Led Zeppelin songs. It is about a girlfriend of Robert Plant's who gave him the ultimatum to either stay with her or pursue his music; needless to say, he chose the music! (and we're glad he did)
I was about 12 when this album came out. My mom was going shopping, I gave her 10 bucks (like 2 months of mowing lawns) to buy this album for me. I played it hundreds of times.
I’ve heard these songs for so long now that when I occasionally hear one it’s like an old friend dropping by. I can reminisce with the ghosts of my past. It becomes a part of you
I grew up with Led Zeppelin playing in our house. My dad was a drummer, a guitar player, piano and singer. I play the drums, my brother plays the guitar and he's the best musician out of us, my sister plays bass. I know all the words and how to drum most of the songs she's hearing for the first time and it's fun to watch her fall in love with Zep! I did at an early age. They're timeless. Led Zeppelin is just one of those music groups that can't be replicated. Many can play their songs fair enough, but never quite do it like them. Jason Bonham can, but he grew up learning music from his dad John Bonham and it's their DNA. But most of us can't, That's why they're timeless.
Robert Plant said that he wrote this song about a girl he knew back in high school. She got married and settled into a conventional life as a housewife, while Robert became a rock god. Their lives diverged, but he still thought about her. The warmth of the guitar work complements the lyrics very well. I've always loved this song. I played it a lot in China, and the people enjoyed it deeply.
I found myself tearing up in the during middle of the song. Musicians and those that truly feel music will understand. If I tried to analyze my reaction, I would say it was a combo between being moved by the music and seeing a younger gen person that gets it as well. One of the greatest song transitions ever appears between 5:08 and 5:52. What the hell is that dissonant cord that Jimmy plays between 5:08 and 5:52? What ever it is, it's awesome.
If I'm thinking of the chord you're referring to, played with a single upstroke at the end of each line in the middle eight, I would describe it as D6addE (no 3rd). Guitar is tuned to drop D and you simply fret the G string at the 2nd; all the other strings are played open. At least that's what I'm hearing 😀
This is my Sunday morning album. I bought it when it was released. The critics hated it, and I loved it. I still listen to it 34 years later; it is a truly timeless album. I am glad you are touched by this song as I am. Peace.
This was my first LZ album, bought when it came out, played hundreds of times... Saw the concert behind it in March 1975 at LA Forum... Linda Lovelace introduced them! They played all these songs... Four hours... Of bliss.... Very loud bliss...
jeff bauer For sure, and have you heard the instrumental NQ on the Houses remaster? When Jimmy kicks in with the fuzz guitar on a good audio system...OMG!!!
This song was about the singer and a past relationship that he had, before he was a famous rock star. She wanted him to give up his dream of being a rock star on the road, and stay home with her. He decided to live his dream and pursue his rock career, and is now looking back 10 years later at this relationship that he left behind at the crossroads.
considering how he lived during the zeppelin years, i don't blame her for giving him an ultimatum. random hookups have always been part of the rock & roll lifestyle. i wouldn't want my S/O coming home smelling like a bunch of other people that she had casual sex with.
@@carcarjinks1430 I think for him it was more about pursuing his passion for the music than it was wanting to hook up. He didn't want to have regrets about putting his career on a shelf. My understanding from what I've read is that she wanted a more traditional lifestyle than being worried about him hooking up....he wasn't ready to settle into a compromised life.
CARCAR: Plant was married to the same woman from 68-83...Zep was actually notoriously boring on the road, except Bohnam...More importantly, Plant and his wife lost their 5 year old son, Karac, to a stomach virus that took only a couple of hours to kill him in 1977...Led Zep was on tour which was cut short as a result...perhaps you ought to do a little research and examine the evidence before you hand down the judgment...Plant was a family man...The LED Zep song All My Love by Plant and JPJ is a tribute to Karac...as far what you 'heard' about the song's inspiration, Plant tells it himself. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ten_Years_Gone#Recording_and_production
@Owoade Dolu Cornell is someone i need to learn about. Mercury is right up there with the greatest names. Plants take on the blues is what wins me over for him.
Love to see the younger ones amongst us discovering the great music from the golden age. So many bands to discover. Spread your wings with some Thin Lizzy, Humble Pie, Cream, Traffic and Neil Young.
It's about someone he hasn't seen for 10 years - an ex girlfriend who wanted him to choose between her and his music. When he sees her face again it's in a dream and it takes him by surprise. Maybe the bit about never leaving her is because she will always stay in his head.
Led zeppelin was never hidden. They were replaced by time and "todays" music; which alot of people seem to not like very much. I miss my British brothers!
Ten years yearbook quote 27 years ago. And still after all these years. Have to say still my favorite. Wanna cry, watch the 1979 Knebworth live version.
my favorite zeppelin song, I think Ten Years Gone is their best song. From the guitar solo to the "do you ever really want somebody....." is probably my favorite 90 seconds in music. This is the only song that has made me cry. The hard rocking stuff got me into zeppelin but things like ten years gone maintained my interest. Zeppelin is the GOAT because of their diversity
One of my top 5 favorite Zep songs that never got the radio play it deserved. Best song on this album in my opinion, and also probably the BEST ending to any of their songs. Love that outro with the building guitars and Plant's vocals.
Michael .Wise...it was too good to be played on the radio. This song is for true and passionate music connaisseurs. Radio was mainly for catchy simple-minded "hits" only.
This is probably my favorite song by these guys. Most times I hear it, I get the chills either from the beautiful words or from the beautiful music. Just a masterpiece! Glad you got to experience it.
Goodness me... this music takes you, envelops you, takes you away and takes you back in the air, it abounds with emotions... Wow I've been listening to her for 50 years and it's always the same emotion.
That girl right there she loved that song you could tell she really love that song Those attitudes really turn her on really good and it is really good my favorite band Led Zeppelin really turn her on
@@coreycharles2245 I think because yes Royal Albert so much better as it's they have revolved through the years. The Denmark performance is just more raw and at the time shocking to hear. I say do both versions.
@@coreycharles2245 Superior or equally bad ass in their own special way. Danmarks was early and raw Zep, before they were big. Royal Albert Hall was Jimmy's Birthday party which he celebrated as a freshly crowned god of his art form. The encore was the icing on the damn cake.
I heard this song was very literal. Robert Plant was 26 at the time and reflecting on his first girlfriend and how their lives had changed since they went their separate ways.
You go girl. I am in the throes of re discovering Zepp for the 4th or 5th time, but this time I have made a final decision that this is indeed the best band that has ever played music.
Probably been written already but here it goes.... Plant wrote the lyrics about a Woman he was in Love and had a serious relationship with. She gave him a choice of her or the music!! Fortunately Plant took the road he was meant to, leaving her behind. The song is written 10 years after the split, being famous, life of a Rock Star and still thinks about her after all this time. Almost questioning what would have been. Planty sings with a lot of emotion in this song. Must have been one heck of a lady to still be on his mind and in his heart.
I love the way you really feel the music...this is a song that I happen to totally love, but I've seen other reactions and they're not like yours...you are really feeling it...I appreciate that. peace and love
My understanding is that Robert Plant was seeing a woman who gave him an ultimatum, the music or her. We all know what he chose. This is his contemplation of those circumstances. Please react to “The Ocean”, “Hey Hey What Can I Do?”, “Dancing Days”, “For Your Life”,”Achilles Last Stand” just to name a few.
50 years gone and we are still listening to 10 years gone ! Led Zeppelin is eternal like Mozart and Beethoven
Perhaps Led Zeppelin's most underrated song. A real hidden gem!
I don't understand why people always say this. TYG has always been regarded as oner of LZ's best. It's on regular rotation at classic rock stations. Underrated by whom?
@@jkovert I honestly can't remember the last time I ever heard it played on a classic rock station. It doesn't get a fraction of the airplay of "Stairway to Heaven", "Dazed and Confused", "Black Dog", nor probably a half a dozen other Zeppelin songs. So that's probably why people always say this.
@@PongGod It was always in rotation. Not a hidden gem at all. Not underrated.
@@jkovert Whether something is underrated or not is a completely subjective statement. If you don't think it's underrated, fine, but you even admitted yourself that many people think it is.
My favorite of theirs...hands down.
Beautiful song....one of their great ballads. This entire album, Physical Graffitti, is a *must listen.*
Agreed!
@@juliemanarin4127 Hi Julie!
My favorite Zeppelin album for sure
Album is one of the greatest double albums...exile on main street, white album, the wall, physical grafitti
@@michaelfrazia4569 Quadrophenia ( sp) The Who in there too.
“Then, as it was, then again it will be. You know the course may change sometimes, rivers always reach the sea.”
If it’s a Zeppelin song, then it’s worth a reaction.
Yes indeed!
The lyrics say "though the course may change sometimes..."
I appreciate that you appreciate the music
I'm 47 yrs old, and this album has very deep meaning for me.....my fondest memories are of my father playing this song for me on his guitar and singing me to sleep.
That’s an awesome memory
ScribeCash a few years ago I had say my final goodbyes to my grandfather, and several hours after that on my way home while listening to this song I found out he had passed. I cry like a baby or at least tear up every time I listen to this song now. Love this song tho
Scribe...you've found gold. Keep listening to all the Zep you can get your hands on. You won't regret it. They never made a so-so album. They're all great. Hard to believe this music was created 50 years ago...like new, even for those of us that grew up with it.
A song about someone who told Robert Plant to choose her or the music business. I think the choice was clear.
Your dad obviously awesome
The mighty Led Zeppelin.
There can be only one.
The more you get into Zep, the more it (they) get into you. Girl, you were born to rock!
Led Zeppelin had so many different side of them powerful, poetic, sensual, funky, and beautiful.
Yeah that’s why the are the GOAT.....🎸👍
First saw Zep in 1969 and you know what I'm 71 now and still sounds just as f*cking brilliant
Even more so...
Led Zep- in the light
Yes
"Physical Graffiti" 🤙🤙🤙🎸🎸🎸🎸🎤🎤🎤🤙🤙🤙 There best album
Chris Collesano last concert too!!!
side 3 is the promised land.
One of my favorite Led Zeppelin songs. It is about a girlfriend of Robert Plant's who gave him the ultimatum to either stay with her or pursue his music; needless to say, he chose the music! (and we're glad he did)
Didn't know that...he was only just 20 odd years old when they got famous, so lord knows how old he is supposed to be to have a lasting relationship..
Possibly my favorite Zep tune. Truly a masterpiece.
My FAVORITE Zep song! 😢
Damn Skippy
Double damn skippy, y'all!
I was about 12 when this album came out. My mom was going shopping, I gave her 10 bucks (like 2 months of mowing lawns) to buy this album for me. I played it hundreds of times.
Got my copy November 1975. I was 15, a freshman in high school.
A great investment.
I’ve heard these songs for so long now that when I occasionally hear one it’s like an old friend dropping by. I can reminisce with the ghosts of my past. It becomes a part of you
That album, "Physical Graffiti", is a classic and has a great collection of songs. I really like your reactions!
People have complained about Zeppelin ripping off other people's music. They didn't rip this off anybody. Masterpiece
A song of a ten year period after leaving a love to pursue this amazing career. Great choice Robert.
Best guitar solo of all time! I can't believe you did this song.Your taste is impeccable, love.
" In My Time of Dying " will really rock you, pretty young lady.
This entire album , headphones and you laying down in a dark room just chilling 👍✌
I grew up with Led Zeppelin playing in our house. My dad was a drummer, a guitar player, piano and singer. I play the drums, my brother plays the guitar and he's the best musician out of us, my sister plays bass. I know all the words and how to drum most of the songs she's hearing for the first time and it's fun to watch her fall in love with Zep! I did at an early age. They're timeless. Led Zeppelin is just one of those music groups that can't be replicated. Many can play their songs fair enough, but never quite do it like them. Jason Bonham can, but he grew up learning music from his dad John Bonham and it's their DNA. But most of us can't, That's why they're timeless.
it's funny how people are just now finding out about good music? when I was growing up it all was good!!! TODAYS MUSIC SUCKS!!!!!
@Philip Ledford Think so? There was plenty of crap music in the 60s and 70s...and plenty good stuff today.
Robert Plant said that he wrote this song about a girl he knew back in high school. She got married and settled into a conventional life as a housewife, while Robert became a rock god. Their lives diverged, but he still thought about her. The warmth of the guitar work complements the lyrics very well. I've always loved this song. I played it a lot in China, and the people enjoyed it deeply.
Isn’t that one of the best songs ever? That opening riff brings tears to eyes.
A beautiful lady reacting to a beautiful song! It doesn’t get much better! Great video
I found myself tearing up in the during middle of the song. Musicians and those that truly feel music will understand. If I tried to analyze my reaction, I would say it was a combo between being moved by the music and seeing a younger gen person that gets it as well. One of the greatest song transitions ever appears between 5:08 and 5:52. What the hell is that dissonant cord that Jimmy plays between 5:08 and 5:52? What ever it is, it's awesome.
If I'm thinking of the chord you're referring to, played with a single upstroke at the end of each line in the middle eight, I would describe it as D6addE (no 3rd). Guitar is tuned to drop D and you simply fret the G string at the 2nd; all the other strings are played open. At least that's what I'm hearing 😀
@@maxgee1691-Try that same chord with your pinky on the D string forth fret F# and first finger on the second fret A of the G string.
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This song is one of there best
Aren’t they all though?
@@PeterTea You nailed it My fav. Zeppelin song is the one I'm listening to
This is an underrated gem. They could not have their souls to devil. Lucifer could never write something this beautiful
This is my Sunday morning album. I bought it when it was released. The critics hated it, and I loved it. I still listen to it 34 years later; it is a truly timeless album. I am glad you are touched by this song as I am. Peace.
This was my first LZ album, bought when it came out, played hundreds of times... Saw the concert behind it in March 1975 at LA Forum... Linda Lovelace introduced them! They played all these songs... Four hours... Of bliss.... Very loud bliss...
No Quarter will bring you into another dimension, you’re welcome!
Live version from the Song remains the same or Earl's court 1975.
jeff bauer For sure, and have you heard the instrumental NQ on the Houses remaster? When Jimmy kicks in with the fuzz guitar on a good audio system...OMG!!!
My favorite song!! It’ has been played within and without my soul so many times. But I never tire of it. It’s a masterpiece!!
Isn’t it great to contemplate the work of the masters?
This song was about the singer and a past relationship that he had, before he was a famous rock star. She wanted him to give up his dream of being a rock star on the road, and stay home with her. He decided to live his dream and pursue his rock career, and is now looking back 10 years later at this relationship that he left behind at the crossroads.
EXACTLY, spot on!
Ya beat me to it, LOL
@@AKICITA its all good. Peace.
considering how he lived during the zeppelin years, i don't blame her for giving him an ultimatum.
random hookups have always been part of the rock & roll lifestyle.
i wouldn't want my S/O coming home smelling like a bunch of other people that she had casual sex with.
@@carcarjinks1430 I think for him it was more about pursuing his passion for the music than it was wanting to hook up. He didn't want to have regrets about putting his career on a shelf. My understanding from what I've read is that she wanted a more traditional lifestyle than being worried about him hooking up....he wasn't ready to settle into a compromised life.
CARCAR: Plant was married to the same woman from 68-83...Zep was actually notoriously boring on the road, except Bohnam...More importantly, Plant and his wife lost their 5 year old son, Karac, to a stomach virus that took only a couple of hours to kill him in 1977...Led Zep was on tour which was cut short as a result...perhaps you ought to do a little research and examine the evidence before you hand down the judgment...Plant was a family man...The LED Zep song All My Love by Plant and JPJ is a tribute to Karac...as far what you 'heard' about the song's inspiration, Plant tells it himself. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ten_Years_Gone#Recording_and_production
I love that you give genuine individual reactions. You ROCK girl !
I'm 59 so Led Zep is my band...a joy to experience their music with a new generation!
One of their best tracks for me. The music is fantastic. Chords are very heart felt...
Another great one from Zeppelin!! We're going to make you love them as much as we do!
There she is. TH-cams most prolific Zep commentator 😊
This takes me back 44 years...
There's Nothing like watching a younger someone that listens to an entire different genre of music Experience Zepplin for the first time !!
Listen to this entire album. It is a masterpiece.
@Owoade Dolu I must agree and I am a total Stones fan.
@Owoade Dolu Cornell is someone i need to learn about. Mercury is right up there with the greatest names. Plants take on the blues is what wins me over for him.
Keep on rocking the Zep. I’m 56 and still love hearing them and I enjoy the young, like you, enjoying the ride.
We are eagles of one nest, the nest is in our soul.... You, Scribe, are making me feel like it was just the 1st time.
This song always makes me stop what I'm doing and listen
And finally, the BEST Led Zeppelin song, Kashmir!!
Love to see the younger ones amongst us discovering the great music from the golden age. So many bands to discover. Spread your wings with some Thin Lizzy, Humble Pie, Cream, Traffic and Neil Young.
It's about someone he hasn't seen for 10 years - an ex girlfriend who wanted him to choose between her and his music. When he sees her face again it's in a dream and it takes him by surprise. Maybe the bit about never leaving her is because she will always stay in his head.
Have heard these songs a thousand times and am moved in some way every time.
crying every time hearing this great song...
I’m 54 and had a great time in my 20s. Still having a great time but nothing beats youth.
That whole album is epic.
Nearly all their albums are epic!
This is one of the greatest rock ballads in history in my opinion. Nice to see such an emotional reaction.
yeah but how about ‘the ocean’ - ‘rain song’ AND ‘in my time of dying’....?
This is one of the greatest songs ever written.
I think you are officially a led Zeppelin fan. Keep rocking on.
Led zeppelin was never hidden. They were replaced by time and "todays" music; which alot of people seem to not like very much. I miss my British brothers!
Thank you for being genuine and true to the music, you are beautiful and real.
Thanks, I requested this a few days ago 🤗 try Fool in the Rain
Yessss please do fool in the rain!! Havent seen anyone react to that song!
Ten years yearbook quote 27 years ago. And still after all these years. Have to say still my favorite. Wanna cry, watch the 1979 Knebworth live version.
Ahhh Led Zeppelin ....so many roads to travel !!!!
All I can say is I feel the same way when I hear this song!!! Best zep song hands down!
Another splendid reaction ✊...the ocean live at Madison Square garden 1973 great performance by zeppelin.
Yes!
Probably one of my favorites. I love watching your videos and your reactions. You ROCK sister!
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Robert Plant was actually singing about the girl he left 10 years before to pursue his music. Beautiful song.
Led Zeppelin - How Many More Times (Denmarks Radio 1969) #MASTERPIECE
What a composition. A rock masterpiece.
this is not a song, is more than this
Love the curls... they have that, "boom, boom, pow, pow."
my favorite zeppelin song, I think Ten Years Gone is their best song.
From the guitar solo to the "do you ever really want somebody....." is probably my favorite 90 seconds in music.
This is the only song that has made me cry.
The hard rocking stuff got me into zeppelin but things like ten years gone maintained my interest. Zeppelin is the GOAT because of their diversity
One of my top 5 favorite Zep songs that never got the radio play it deserved. Best song on this album in my opinion, and also probably the BEST ending to any of their songs. Love that outro with the building guitars and Plant's vocals.
Michael .Wise...it was too good to be played on the radio.
This song is for true and passionate music connaisseurs. Radio was mainly for catchy simple-minded "hits" only.
This is probably my favorite song by these guys. Most times I hear it, I get the chills either from the beautiful words or from the beautiful music. Just a masterpiece! Glad you got to experience it.
5:31 through 5:55 is so beautiful that I cry every time I hear it!!!
Goodness me... this music takes you, envelops you, takes you away and takes you back in the air, it abounds with emotions... Wow
I've been listening to her for 50 years and it's always the same emotion.
Love how your phone goes off at 6:43 and you're like 'sorry...too busy listening to greatness'
Literally my vibe at that point 😂
Brilliant genuine feeling reactions to great music from two generations ago. Love the totally natural look too; shows strength in this day and age.
My favorite zep song and watching you react is basically like seeing myself listening to this, air drumming, making the face, all that, lol.
Theres something magical about this song ahhh its Led Zeppelin
Your reaction at the end was so sweet. Zeppelin is ❤️
Loved watching you get your groove on. One of my favorite Zeppelin songs. I have been listening to them for almost 40 years!....Rock on!
I'm happy you enjoyed the song. Zeppelin always has a message in their songs.
That girl right there she loved that song you could tell she really love that song Those attitudes really turn her on really good and it is really good my favorite band Led Zeppelin really turn her on
Gives me the chills.
The most underrated LZ song!!! Love your reaction!!!
"Custard Pie" & "In My Time of Dying" Ooooh and "Down by the Seaside" from this album for me!!!!
Try "Trampled Under Foot" from the same album for some hard-core funky rock n roll. The lyrics are extra special. LOL
The mighty Led Zeppelin.
One of their best..Page progressing from over the hills and far away, to this...and beyond. Sounds like a theme from James Bond...musically
How many more times danmark 1969 version, it’s there first tv performance
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Here's the link:
th-cam.com/video/wEPog_WdPE4/w-d-xo.html
Hell yah!!
Why do people recommend this performance when the one at Royal Albert Hall is clearly superior?
@@coreycharles2245 I think because yes Royal Albert so much better as it's they have revolved through the years. The Denmark performance is just more raw and at the time shocking to hear. I say do both versions.
@@coreycharles2245 Superior or equally bad ass in their own special way. Danmarks was early and raw Zep, before they were big. Royal Albert Hall was Jimmy's Birthday party which he celebrated as a freshly crowned god of his art form. The encore was the icing on the damn cake.
I heard this song was very literal. Robert Plant was 26 at the time and reflecting on his first girlfriend and how their lives had changed since they went their separate ways.
No Quarter By Led Zeppelin isn't just a song, it's a journey much like this song
You go girl. I am in the throes of re discovering Zepp for the 4th or 5th time, but this time I have made a final decision that this is indeed the best band that has ever played music.
One of my favorites, for decades. (love your curly hair)
Just learned this song on bass. Love it.
Led Zepplin -Kashmir-Live_ Kennedy Honors. THE BEST !
Always gives me chills
Probably been written already but here it goes.... Plant wrote the lyrics about a Woman he was in Love and had a serious relationship with. She gave him a choice of her or the music!! Fortunately Plant took the road he was meant to, leaving her behind. The song is written 10 years after the split, being famous, life of a Rock Star and still thinks about her after all this time. Almost questioning what would have been. Planty sings with a lot of emotion in this song. Must have been one heck of a lady to still be on his mind and in his heart.
Always loved this song so haunting and beautiful
Amazing song!
Thank you so much!
I haven't heard that in a minute!
Led Zeppelin is EVERYTHING! Best rock~n~roll band ever!
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Daaaang! How'd I miss this?
TH-cam needs to get it together!
I love the way you really feel the music...this is a song that I happen to totally love, but I've seen other reactions and they're not like yours...you are really feeling it...I appreciate that. peace and love
You do love your Rock n Roll, young lady....I love your reactions...so now, I subscribe
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My understanding is that Robert Plant was seeing a woman who gave him an ultimatum, the music or her. We all know what he chose. This is his contemplation of those circumstances. Please react to “The Ocean”, “Hey Hey What Can I Do?”, “Dancing Days”, “For Your Life”,”Achilles Last Stand” just to name a few.
Robert Plant said something like "she's very happy now. She's married and has a washing machine."
If she reacts to The Ocean, it HAS to be the Madison Square Garden performance. 👍😉