REACTING to LED ZEPPELIN - DAZED AND CONFUSED (from MSG 1973 live full 29 min version)
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I'm going to make you a prediction : in 40 years you'll still be listening to Led Zeppelin.
@blikskaters Been listening from day one 55 yrs
Me too - since the beginning. Still my fav rock band.
Amen!
I agree!
Here's another prediction. In 100 years people will still be listening to this in awe.
it can take several years to destroy illusions :)
I am 70 and I have seen many great guitarists in concert and they were all great. I seen Zeppelin twice in my life and Jimmy Page takes it to whole new level. He is mesmerizing when he plays.
25 hours a day...
Greatest live performance ever recorded.
Only Led Zeppelin sounds like Led Zeppelin.
Almost gives me flashbacks 😊
😂 gives me some!
Steph, you’ve put in the work and shown all of us that you’re a true Led Zeppelin fan. This one was your graduation and you passed with flying colors 😊 You can’t fool people reacting to a 30 minute live performance and you looked like you were about to cry at the very end. I don’t think there’s 1% of reactors who could’ve or would’ve done this video for us. Thank you.
They were, are and WILL ALWAYS BE the ultimate rock band.
Just an incredible performance you always got your moneys worth at a Zeppelin concert they gave it their all I seen them 5 times in the Seventies The GOATS
I think I paid like $9.50 for my last Zeppelin ticket back in the 70s.!!!!
It was cancelled because of Bonham's passing.😢
Quem dera eu tivesse a sorte de tê-los visto ao menos uma vez... Sempre gostei deles, mas, quando ainda não eram a minha banda favorita, eu consegui enxergar o quanto eram espetaculares e sempre dizia que, se eu pudesse escolher apenas um show para ver de qualquer artista, seria deles, por serem uma super banda.
Finally someone took the plunge and did the 30 min reaction.....thank you. The other reacters dont know what they are missing. Zeppelin live at its improvising best
this is why Jimmy Page is the best guitarist in history
FACTS
And every band member of Zep was the best in history, Plant the greatest singer, Jones the greatest on Bass and Keyboards and Bonham the best drummer ever. I saw them Live in July 77 in Oakland. Their last North American Concert.
Also proof of aliens, he is not of this world.
The Master.
Congratulations! This is a must watch video for any music fan. The performance encapsulates the greatness of Led Zeppelin as a live jam band.
This is the pinnacle of live rock music. Unlikely to ever be beaten
A masterpiece
Probably my favorite live song. I can't quit you babe live at the Royal Albert Hall is a masterpiece.
The ultimate rendition of a timeless masterpiece !!!!! What more can you say !!!!!
This section shows Jimmy’s fantasy during his violin bow thing! The old man is Jimmy, turning from old to young and old to young again! You really need to see that whole movie of them all! Those must-colored sword trails is for people tripping on LSD.
He's the Wizard on Tarot cards. Bummer.
@@JoeandAngie Or maybe The Hermit. Oh and btw Bill people tripping on LSD don't just sit there being out of their head and gazing at multi colored screen effects. It can actually be a key to our subconscious, an unlocking if you will, perhaps the most important thing a person can do in their life. Just sayin'.
@@AleisterCrowley. hey, you don’t have to tell me.. I tripped quite a few times in the 70’s, including when I saw the movie The Song Remains the Same. I couldn’t just sit and trip… I would have been out there in the hallway too.. lol
Best piece of Rock music ever recorded - Led Zeppelin at their peak.
Glad to see you took the time to enjoy this performance, it is epic!!
Led Zep is unmatched! This was at the peak of their over 10 year legendary hiatus! This captured their lives exactly as they were - Innovated Rock Gods that earned their rank as top Rock LEGENDS! Decades have passed and to this day they remain as my favorite rock band of all time and this clip of them gives 10,000 reasons why.
✌🏼❤️
I AM SO GLAD YOU DID THIS ONE! This whole concert was 3 to 4 hours long!
Before the days of music videos, some bands would put out concert or concept films. This is from the movie The Song Remains The Same. It is mostly concert footage from their 3 shows at Madison Square Garden in 1973, interspersed with clips 'inspired' by the music.
For those of us who did not get to see them live, this movie was the next best thing.
Oh I agree, the one band I wish I had seen in concert, I was so glad to see the movie when it came out bank in the day. I’d trade all the concerts I did see, to have been able to see them just once.
I only saw them once in Oakland, CA in 1977. I like the 1973 performances the best.
@@sicotshit7068 I had tickets twice. 1st time I got ill, 2nd time they canceled.
@@doomhunter697 sorry to hear about both times, that really sucks.
@@billmckee1123 Same here, I was at the July 24 show in Oakland, which turned out to be their final concert ever in the U.S. They weren't at their best that day, but it was still a show to remember forever.
This performance is always a new adventure. I’ve seen and or heard it 10,000 times
If anyone ever asks you to show them the greatest guitar performance ever captured on film, just show them this video.
We were nice and high when we saw this in the theater .. which was ideal.
Us too! ✌
Us too! ✌
This is the greatest performance you will ever see! They are spectacular!! Watch every song from this concert!!
Saw them at the Munich Olympic auditorium on this tour. My first concert, thanks dad!
Beautiful! So LUCKY!
@@CosmicVagabondPixie At 13 I can't really say it changed my life but it sent it on a musically charged path for sure
you wouldn't, by any chance, have photos of that show. Or at least a ticket stub?
This is the holy grail of rock. Wish you had more volume tho. When listening to Zep it's necessary to have it loud to get the feeling.
Til it hurts a little
Every Zeppelin concert was at least 3 hours long. No two shows exactly the same. Jimmy liked to ad lib so he went wherever he wanted to go with most songs. It's amazing how tight their shows were. I saw them 2x, in '75 and then again in '77.
What a gem! Far and few between get a chance to react to this version. Just think, this was only one song of many in their 2-3 hr performances. The GOATS!
Mind blowing performance
First time seeing Zeppelin was at the Fillmore in New York 1969 70 and all 3 shows at Madison square garden 1973 best band ever 😊😊
Well, Steph, now you know why us old farts who were teens in the seventies keep saying that we had it the best. I vaguely remember seeing this movie in a theater back then. I definitely had the album.
If I could go back in time, I'd definitely go back to the Garden in 1973 to be in this audience.
I'm one of them!! 65 y.o. here!!
Best song ever❤
I was 20th row for this high on acid. This was the greatest.
LOL when Bonham & JPJ were talking to each other, Page started playing the song about San Francisco. I think JPJ was like WTF, & & Bonham was like who knows, yet they all follow right in it together. They did a lot of improvisation around the main core of songs, while performing live, & each concert the song was done different.
Actually John Bonham missed his queue. That's why JPJ giggles then nods when Bonham hits his mark.
@@georgeseif102 ok
Yeah I heard one of them missed a note! 😂 You would NEVER KNOW! THAT'S HOW GOOD THEY WERE!
@@juliemanarin4127 I know during Stairway Page plays the wrong note, Plant looks at him & smiles. I’ve never heard anyone mention it though.
Nope, Bonham came in too early
I think this is #1 LZ concert, this is a prime example of why in concert was AWESOME! Saw them 3X times,
69-70 in SF (Winterland) $5! Then in `77 Oakland (at the A`s ballpark) just amazing EVERY time. I still tear
up... 50+ years later, music goes right to your soul.
Thanks for another great reaction, you are at the top of my favorite reaction channels. Every single member of this band achieved absolute mastery, and it can truly be mesmerizing watching and listening to them. Jimmy's guitar soloing in this performance is other-worldly.
I was at the concert in Dallas when they did this - the whole auditorium was set up with quadrophenic sound (two big stacks of speakers in the balcony and we were right between them) and he pointed around like that as the sound swooped through the audience - a bow will play anything with strings
How great was that? That entire concert was simply amazing! Do the entire thing as time permits, then do them at Royal Albert Hall 1970 for an earlier tour, not long after releasing the historic 2nd album, they are young and out to prove they are taking over as the best of Rock Music. Remember their studio albums as well, the entire Zeppelin experience is as good as it gets musically, lucky you having it new, I'm just lucky to have been there and have a lifetime of listening to them. Now you get a chance to for the rest of your life, Lucky You!!! Enjoy. 🔥🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶🔥
I always thought ya had to be tripping hard to get into this performance, like I was when I saw Zepp in 1974...
But StephGard don't need no 'cid, just to be a full steam fan girl.
That's why I love watching this channel! Pleez keep it up.
Probably saw them in 73 or 75. They didn't tour in 74. 😊
I'm lucky if I can remember the decade,@@georgeseif102🤩
I remember having the whole show on 2 CD's in the early 1990's. Amazing improvised & extended versions for all their songs. I also remember the original 1968 video in black & white--they were just starting Led Zep.
Steph, you must see the whole movie, “The Song Remains the Same”!! It’s where all the concert footage from Madison Square Garden is from!!
The best band
Jimmy is known as The Wizard for a reason .. and this video is the reason
I can't believe it but I don't think I ever saw this version before! What a treasure to discover after 50 years of loving the band! Thanks, Steph, for recognizing this was a true masterpiece and letting it run the full length.
I get so excited to see young music enthusiasts figuring out just how good Led Zeppelin was and is and always will be. Thank you Stef
Totally agree, they will be watching this for centuries to come!
Great reaction.....Jimmy produced all their music....They are top tier musicians who can improvise a whole show. I saw them live back in 76. It morphs and flows.... excellent
Best reaction and performance I've seen in years! Absolutely exhilerating!
This is how they improvise on stage. Every night is different even though they play the same songs. How about that cello bow solo. You need to watch Jimmy playing a theramin in Whole Lotta Love from the same concert.
And the rock critics and journalists at the time hated Led Zeppelin. It's true. As usual, the fans and listeners knew best.
Thanks for putting together a fantastic reaction video Steph. Two thumbs up!☝👍
Bonham was shaking his head to JPJ that he missed a drum part. He got it back on the next one. This band had an uncanny type of ESP on stage as the never knew just what Jimmy was gonna do.
Legend❤
If this was the only composition they’d come up with, they would still have to be considered up there! Great reaction Steph you are the ultimate, consummated LED head.
Simplemente los dioses del rock Led Zeppelin
When they started playing this song they had no idea what they were going to play. This is 90% improvised on the spot. You can do this when you know your fellow band mates as well as they do.
What JPJ and Bonham were talking about was that Jimmy had jist changed the song to another one so they were deciding if they would go into it too. Then Robert started singing the words to the song
The 1970 Royal Albert Hall live version of Dazed and Confused is my all-time personal favourite version of this song. If you have not heard it - you should.
Há grandes bandas de rock, Steph. Mas nada tão enorme como Led Zeppelin. É, até agora, a melhor banda de todos os tempos. Como é bom ver gente nova como você curtindo os clássicos do R&R!👋🤘
You have to watch the movie called The Song Remains the Same from MSG in 1973. It will help you understand all these Song you are checking out from that concert. Try to find the original movie. I've seen it 40 to 50 times and still love it.
Their studio takes are legendary but live is where they really cut loose.
"Hammer of the Gods" Great reaction Steph. You're the best.
ZEPPELIN was and is the best band of all time. They have about 50 60 hit songs. Paige knew what he was doing when put this band together. ⁉️‼️🇺🇸
A Legendary performance Epic!
The Mighty Led Zeppelin!
you're so authentic, precious with your reviews. I love your reaction !!
Of course I would've expected nothing less ❤️
Steph, Led Zeppelin=GOAT ;-)
MASTERPIECE, GREATNESS 😅😊
The GOATS! 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
This is from the movie "The Song Remains the Same" which features the filmed fantasies of each member of Led Zeppelin, during the live concert footage. This one was Jimmy Pages fantasy of finding himself as an old man. Robert Plants fantasy covers two songs together "The Song Remains the Same / The Rain Song" as a kind of Knight rescuing a maiden in a tower. John Paul Jones is a spooky fantasy with an excellent ending and John Bonham's is purely just of him in real life, racing in a souped up vehicle that needs a small parachute to slow it down. The movie begins with their manager Peter Grant's fantasy....A sort of Al Capone shoot em up video. Peter Grant changed music history for all bands. Promoters always got 90% cut of the takings leaving the band just 10% to do live gigs.....Peter Grant came along and said he wants' 90% for his band....Promoter said no .....Fine then we don't play ...bye bye !!! ....Wait !!! It's Led Zeppelin !!! ...They gave in knowing the stadiums would be filled....From then on word got around and eventually bands got the higher cut, thanks to Peter. He was someone you don't cross or mess with. He protected Led Zeppelin......Jimmy Page was in the Yardbirds before forming Led Zeppelin....and there is film of the Yardbirds doing "Dazed and Confused" live in black & white on stage and Jimmy using the violin bow. Yep he wrote that song when in the Yardbirds.....in the 1960's !!! The dvd "The Song Remains the Same" has been remastered with added tracks. ....Wait till you get to see from this concert, the full live version of "A Whole Lotta Love" with Jimmy using the Theremin. Wow !!!
When you watch this version you don't even notice like is that long..one of the greatest performances by any band..now you must listen to the song remains the same/the rain song from this concert(movie) it last about 16 minutes but you'll love it
Thanks for taking that journey with us!
The first to use a violin bow on his guitar was Eddie Phillips the guitarist of "The Creation". I encourage you to listen to their song “making time” or “How does it feel?”.
React to ALL of Led Zeppelins music...you can not go wrong!!!
I can guarantee they will be your favorite band until the end of time!
its gives me joy to see young people discover what i grew up with
Jimmy Page & a Gibson Les Paul. Perfect together.
This is why you have to watch Led live.
Jimmy Page. THE greatest rock guitarist ever created by humanity ! Finally someone reviews this performance in it's entirety .
When Jimmy was a session musician as a teen a violinist offered him to try his bow in his guitar. Jimmy thought it wouldn't work as a violin is curved and the guitar is flat. It tends to break the gut but they can afford it
I've been listening to Zepplin for over 50 years, They NEVER get old. Rock On Boys..!
Same here. Unsurpassed.
Greetings from Canada. A joy, thank you- and well done you. Peace, love and bellbottoms.
The section from 6:40 is simply the most sublime live music ever recorded!!! The r8ff 8s what would later become achilles last stand
As far out as they go , you still get back home. 😊
I heard it for the first time in 1982. I was 14 years old then. Since then it has been number one.
Robert has that effect on the ladies circa 1973, and he is still an impressive looking man at 76 and still has has the voice.
Whole Lotta Love from this. Jimmy will really amaze you. It is the finale.
Love watching your reactions. This too was my favorite video of Zeppelin.
Pot can make you feel the way music does. It all depends on what you're open to. LZ and Tool are two bands which take you away from the ego and put you in touch with your soul. Thank you, my dear, for beautiful and sensitive reactions. Much respect. 🙏🌹
You have the best Led Zeppelin reactions on RUclips.
Yep, the video footage you saw of the police officers beating or trying to stop the crowd from getting in to the show for free because they broke through a barricade in the basement of MSG
PAGE GOAT
É espetacular ver a maior banda de rock que já pisou no planeta tocando ao vivo, e, ao contrário de várias bandas, você entende o motivo de serem um super grupo ao ver a perfomance de cada um deles, a sinergia, não apenas entre os instrumentos, mas dos integrantes, a química inigualável que o Led possui... é fantástico... e logo você compreende porque acabaram, quando o John Bonham se foi. São virtuoses, mas se tornaram algo inalcançável e único juntos, uma unidade. Nunca houve nem haverá uma banda como o Led Zeppelin.
A "dinâmica" da banda é inigualável, ou seja, onde cada um entende o que o outro vai fazer, a ponto de "segurar a onda" e deixar o outro aparecer e explorar, e, com isso, criar toda a atmosfera que vemos várias músicas do Zepp. Como disse Jack Black, "Best Band Ever", GOAT!
Always incredible
That sequence in the middle represents The Hermit from the Tarot deck, which is a symbol of seeking spiritual enlightenment. The same image of The Hermit was added to the inner jacket sleeve of Led Zeppelin's fourth album. In the movie The Song Remains the Same, each band member has their own "music video," and this one from Dazed and Confused was Jimmy Page's video. You should also check the sequences for Robert Plant (he does a video for The Song Remains the Same and The Rain Song), and John Paul Jones' video for No Quarter.
The little bit I know about the story is just that on the inside cover of Led Zeppelin 4 when you open it, it shows the man in the robe holding a lantern at the top of a hill. I don't remember seeing anybody climbing up, but it seems they wanted to recreate that album art for this movie. The MSG set of concerts were released as a concert movie on VHS and then years later as a DVD. The name of the VHS and DVD is The Song Remains The Same.
Yeah, you've well and truly got the bug...and there is no medicine which will make it go away.
Check out Song Remains the Same/Rain Song or No Quarter from MSG!! Like they say play them all!
they were just saying to each other there's go jimmy changing it up every live was different and they all just made it work no other band can match them!!
The GOAT!
Yes, that was a violin bow. Guitars aren't made to work with them (due to the round-wound strings and flat bridge), but he made it work really well. Violin family instruments are flat wound, so the hairs don't get caught in the strings. But most guitars (this one included) use round-wound strings, which really trash the bow hairs (look at how many broken hairs it has by the end of the solo).
Definitely too big to be a violin bow, I think its a cello bow. The reason guitars dont work with them properly is because the bridge is flat, not arched like a violin
@@judebox1185 Cello bows are a bit thicker but are actually significantly shorter than violin bows.
@@bobogus7559 No, Im pretty sure thatd be a double bass bow thats thick and short
@@judebox1185 I actually play violin, viola, and cello, so I have bows for all three.
That being said, you are correct that double bass bows are even shorter and thicker than cello bows. The bow length is based on the string length and playing position. Violins and violas need the longest bows because they have the shortest strings and are played horizontally on the shoulder. Cellos are much bigger and played vertically between the legs, so they have a shorter bow. Basses are much bigger even than cellos, so they have the shortest bows.
@@bobogus7559 Ah I see. Interesting
The Greatest of All Time
YES A CLASSIC FROM THE FILM A SONG REMAINS THE SAME 1973
Taken from the film The Song Remains the Same which follows Zep. It is interspersed with behind scenes footage and visuals as you saw. It’s an excellent film Steff. As a hardened Zep fan you must watch it