Мне 63,но я до сих пор в восторге от произведений Цеппелинов,первый раз услышал когда было 14 лет,и до сих пор их музыка накрывает меня,шедевры всегда остаются шедеврами!!!❤
go read the book HAMMER OF THE GODS its all about zepplin . some great stories and details into the bands workings. one crazy drug fueled event after another
I'm 49 years old,a woman of Jamaican & Irish heritage, was introduced to Led Zeppelin by my first love when I was 14. Over my lifetime, I've almost craved this album at times. I feel the need to listen to it. For over 30 years!!. I know every word, sigh , guitar pluck. This album touches the deepest part of my soul. Simply sublime ❤🙏🔥
The BEST band I have ever seen 'live' in 1972, Adelaide, South Australia. I was only one metre away from those huge speakers and their music was so loud I could not hear for several days thereafter. When Robert Plant first came out on stage he began with an apology to the fans by saying he had a cold and if he sounded not right to forgive him. Robert sounded perfect. As for Jimmy Page, drummer John Bonham (the best drummer of ALL TIME) and John Paul Jones, without any doubt was (and still is to this very day) the BEST Rock band of any generation. And the loudest as well. A concert that will live in my memory until the day I die. Led Zeppelin you ROCK. 👍🤘
I agree with everything you said. I was born in 75, but my soul was there. My all-time favorite band. All day every day is the right time for Led Zeppelin. If it is a religion I'm in. This band is everything to me. "In a tree by the Brooke, there's a songbird who sings. Ooh makes me wonder"
Led Zeppelin plays live like it's their last show.... every time! That's what bands should be all about! And Led Zeppelin delivers it like no other group!
One if the few regrets of my 70yo life ! I could hear this concert 1km away at Lord Melbourne pub, SHOULD have been at Memorial Drive venue ! "South Aussie John"
0:00 Black Dog 4:55 Rock and Roll 8:35 The Battle of Evermore 14:27 Stairway to Heaven 22:32 Misty Mountain Hop 27:10 Four Sticks 31:56 Going to California 35:28 When The Levee Breaks
When this was released in November of '71, I was a senior in high school and already a devoted Zep fan. Bought this on 8-track, and ended up wearing out three copies while driving around. Even after 50+ years, it's still on top of my list.
I was sixteen, drinking beer (don't, kids) and just groovin on LZ with friends in the garage we set up for us. Neighbors put up with young people in those days. Bless them.
@@silky2916 Maybe you're too young to remember, or know about, 8-track tapes. They were cartridges containing a continuous loop of tape that would play over and over as long as you left it in the player. As weather conditions changed during the year, getting hotter and colder, the tape would stretch and/or break. If it stretched, it wouldn't play correctly making it sound slower. And there was no way to fix them, so your only option was to trash it and go buy a new one.
The bands now a days haven't got the mentality or the skills to produce quility like that ..of u were lucky enough to witness them in 1972 0r 1973 u were very lucky like I was
have you guys never heard of tool? whereas their music incorporates much heavier tones, it is well written and composed with ultra high quality production, heavily influenced by zeppelin as well as king crimson, yes, help and others. the members are each masters of their craft and go to the necessary extent to ensure the listener is never disappointed or left with the feeling that something is missing. many of the same elements that Influence their particular approach to music (speaking of each individual musician) are the same that influenced the musicians that influence their music, i.e.: numerology, sacred geometry, philosophy, magic, sigil magic, etc. if u can get past the heavy element, in the event that's not ur thing, u will find urself emersed in tones and frequencies that strike you as the type to have capabilities as originally mapped out in the first music created with the first musical instruments hypothesized and brought to fruition by pythagorus and company. u'll be exposed to Jungian references dealing with the psyche and man's archetypes, the science of the chakras and third eye matters, and many other deeper-than- surface rooted ideals. not ur typical modern prog-rock band
As a kid in the 70's, this was the first album I ever purchased. It was a small store called 'Records and Stuff'. (Stuff... was posters, T-shirts, band buttons, incense and a little room with a glass case containing rolling papers and other adult paraphernalia). 😉 I really wish the internet generation could experience what it was like to carry an album under your arm in a tight brown paper sleeve, opening it, smelling it, reading it, staring at the art work. It was a ritual. And then you played that damn thing forever, getting to know every song. It was always deep listening. And then you saved some money again for the next purchase. If you had 50 albums? Damn... you were the shit.
I agree. 1970s albums are works of art and led zeppelin's albums had interactive components that could never be experienced online (specifically zeppelin 3 and physical graffiti) Vinyl is the best way to listen to music
Oh yeah, I would go through the albums and try musicians I’d never heard of and go through the ritual of reading the liner notes, looking at each inch of the cover art, found so many treasures in that magical era. When this album was released, I was already a fan, I played it over and over enjoying each note. I saw them 1973 in concert, I was 13 and mature for my age. So grateful to have been young in that timeframe.
In the top five at least, hard to decide how to rank LZ1, LZ2, LZ4, Physical Graffiti, and Houses of the Holy. I'd probably put some Beatles album at #6
This album was my very first time listening to Led Zeppelin as a teenager in "83.. a classmate played me Stairway to Heaven, black dog, & rock and roll.. and that changed my life! Slowly but surely I got to know the magic that is Led Zeppelin ❤️❤️ Fifty years later I'm a Zeppephile owning all album's greatest hits, etc... along with the huge amount of concert footage both audio and video ❤️❤️❤️
A friend of mine in High school (1981) played in a band that covered Led Zeppelin, Rush, The Doors, etc. His name is Rob Kopler. His dad Rob Sr. Worked for KDKA in Pittsburgh PA. He was friends with Peter Grant! We used to get little tidbits of information about Led Zeppelin from him! Good times! 😎✌️🎸🎶🎶
@@hydrangeablue8928 I wish I had a time machine! (Don't we all!) On a side note, look up Samantha Fish! She has a channel on RUclips. I've seen her 5 times since 2019. I got 2 pictures taken with her, and 2 autographed CDs! Live at Audiotree, At Daryl's Clubhouse, Don Odells Legends, At Callahan's are a good start. Also on her channel, you can listen to all of her albums. Enjoy! Also look up Girls with Guitars with Samantha Fish and Dani Wilde. 😎✌️
Too Many to say there were so many Great Groups through the '70,s so extremely hard to even Contemplate who was Best they were all Great in their own sense of Music they all Played, No Winners nor Losers they were All Great.!!!
Don't forget about Argent, Jethro Tull, BTO, April Wine, Chilliwack, T Rex, Marianne Faithfull and so Many Others of the '70's era not necessarily Hard Rock but Rocking just the Same.!!!
In 1988 my best friend at school gave me a tape. It had Dark Side of the Moon on one side and this album on the other. It influenced just about everything I like in music since. He died of a brain tumour in 2009. Thanks, my friend. I still have the tape.
Black Sabbath was big in the 60's and early 70's however, people weren't interested so much with shock rock. The 70's was totally dominated by one band that was so huge that it defined the whole sound of that era: LED ZEPPELIN
I didn't even know who they were until I really listened to them in the 2000s (had heard dad and his friend play them before in the 90's and heard them mentioned by a few guys in my Scout troop... the greatest rock group (who didn't always do rock) Need to ge my turntable going and get my dad records up here... he had all four first editions 🙂
So true Sir. This is actually one of the main reasons why I never enjoyed other bands of that time as much as I enjoyed Zep. Stones for example, terrible drum sound all over.
Zep II might be their masterpiece and one of the greatest albums of all time, yet this one's my favorite, because it was probably the first grown-up album I bought with my own money. I was about 10. It had been out several years yet I stared at the album cover at the local Turtle's for the longest until I finally bought it, and then I sat in my room on the stereo dad had surrendered to me, his audiophile daughter, playing IV over and over. I closed my eyes and dreamed about being the lady who was sure---and what the song really meant---and I still don't know and no longer care. Thank you, Led Zeppelin, for existing and being what to me is the greatest band of all time but especially of my time as a growing, daydreaming, curious young soul.
You're the second person who made that same comment. I do not doubt we will be discovering these guys over and over again no different than Bach or Beethoven. Zeppelin has written some of the most complex pieces of music that the world has ever heard. No doubt. Like watching Jimmy Page play with a violin bow on How many more times and Dazed and confused. The sounds he made with that violin bow are legendary and I bet that aint easy.
In 1982, I was listening to a radio station, and it was about to play Stairway to Heaven, and the DJ said it was “the most requested song of the night”
Album oriented rock's most played song of the 70's. Before Stairway to Heaven record producers and radio stations kept songs at 3 or 4 minutes or the song would not be a hit.
The greatest tribute you can give to Zeppelin is that …Every single song of Zeppelins collection is somebody’s fan favourite somewhere….you simply cannot say that about any other band on earth..Period! Four incredible musicians! Wow! Levee is best for me!
I was born in July of 72, and this was released in November 71.. I'm about 99% positive that I was conceived while my parents listened to this album for the first time
In the movie Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Mike Damone tells Mark “Rat” Ratner, “When it comes down to making out, whenever possible, put on side one of 'Led Zeppelin IV'".
I was born almost exactly a year after this album was released. I missed the exact release date by two days. Now, it's one of my favorite albums of all time. What a coincidence.
I remember my older sister buying this album in the fall of 1971 and dropping the needle on side 1 for the first time. I was a little kid and the sounds coming from the stereo terrified me and thrilled me in equal measure.
I agree. Zeppelin changed rock music beyond recognition with this album. Remember drinking in my youth and listening to these tracks like it was a Bible. My father didn't agree but he was a operatic man. You can't but love this music for it is special to millions of people around the world. Listen to Rammstien now as a source of inspiration but Zep stand laid the foundation.
If there's a Led Zeppelin song everybody knows, whether you're a Led Zeppelin fan or not, it would have to be: Stairway to Heaven, Ramble On, Black Dog, Thank you, and Since I've Been Loving You
I heard this album for the first time in 1976 when I was in junior high school. Knowing only aerosmith, kiss, angel and rainbow, I had a clear awakening to rock music.
@@АлександрСтафиевских-с5д В этом смысле однозначно да, у меня этот винил вообще слушать уже не возможно, шумы, скрипы, подскоки...так, стоит на полке - для понтов больше))🤪
This is the pure stuff. A lot of folks can't handle a full dose. It is hard to think that these four guys produced so much great music; truly they were a miracle.
Heard this for the first time in high school (1979) just after In Through the Out Door was released. The girl sitting in front of me was talking about how the new Zeppelin album wasn't as good as the older ones. She said I should listen to Led Zeppelin IV. Thank you Elizabeth!
A group of us in radio broadcasting always had a list of the albums that were great from beginning to end- no filler, no weak songs. The short list had albums such as Bruce's Born to Run, Fleetwood Mac Rumours, Jethro Tull Aqualung, The Stones Sticky Fingers, and others. Within that list, we narrowed down those incredible albums to a special few that were the best of the best: The Who-Who's Next, FMac-Rumours, Beatles-Abbey Road, Pink Floyd-Dark Side Of The Moon, and of course- Led Zep IV. Those five were usually picked as the most perfect LPs ever made from start to finish.
I still.have a lot of respect for led zeppelin.the best thing they could of done .they did..when we lost John.the brakes went on and the doors were closed for ever .out of respect for John.. of led zeppelin is not all origional then...respect John and walk away
Led Zeppelin made art that went down in history and will last for a long time; each song has its own identity, like paintings at an exhibition. We understand the style of the band, but each job is unique. Led Zeppelin IV is a masterpiece. Unbeliveble...wonderful! ( Give to the LZ members a large amount of firewood and just one matchstick: that's enough for them to light a big fire. In the heads of geniuses, a grain of sand can become a dune. Take a good look at Jimmy Page's riffs. It is an example? )
Wonderful description! I would just add a touch of boldness, weirndess and mystery : neither title or artist name written on the cover, not to mention that Sandy Denny got her own symbol in the inner sleeve. Then we get the big picture, and we can fully appreciate this quintessential monolith, that stands the test of time (a reminder of "2001, the Space Odyssey" or an anticipation of The Object in Presence?)
I wholeheartedly love this record. Bought in 1986, i was 16 yo. I think stairway to heaven is the worst song of them all. I know, i know most people love it. Rock and roll is the one i love the most - i mean it is THE DEFINITION of what rock’n’ roll is- also Going to California and Misty mountain. When I was younger, so much younger than today I enjoyed it. But now these days are gone, and i am pretty sure stairway to heaven is just boring. eg Four sticks is ten times better
When four men become one and that one becomes everything the others wanted to be...I love everything about Zeppelin but this album contains some of the songs I hear every day. Perfect!!! ❤
What a perfect way to present the classic album, I was just 16 again in my room at home. All my friends stopped by, what a tremendous recall that spinning album caused. How cool. ❤
I also came up with the same conclusion, and not only because I was born this year. (So I won't try to enumerate all the albums that come to my mind, it would be a vain exercise). Seems that there must have been a alignment of planets, then it all came to a mess within the 4 next years...
@Pierre-André Iff I have a running list of over 30 albums released in 1971 that consists of all time rock classics, watershed lps, career-best lps for the artist, etc. It's just MIND-BLOWING that all these albums came out in one year. Just an example- Led Zep- IV, The Who- Who's Next, Rolling Stones- Sticky Fingers, Jethro Tull- Aqualung, John Lennon- Imagine, Neil Young- After The Gold Rush, Traffic- Low Spark Of High-Heeled Boys, The Doors- LA Woman, Janis Joplin- Pearl, Joni Mitchell- Blue, Carol King- Tapestry, Rod Stewart- Every Picture Tells A Story, Marvin Gaye- What's Goin' On, Black Sabbath- Master of Reality, Yes- Fragile, Yes- The Yes Album, Don McLean- American Pie, Allman Brothers Band- Live At the Fillmore East, T-Rex- Electric Warrior, Paul McCartney- Ram, Ringo Starr released his best single ever- It Don't Come Easy, Harry Nilsson- Nilssion Schmilsson. And the top selling album for 1971 was an album released near the end of 1970- George Harrison's epic masterpiece All Things Must Pass. The album ended up being the Number One selling album for 1971, and took home countless awards, including the Grammy for Album of the Year- 1971. Simply an unprecedented year in music.
@@bluemoon-20 Tarkus, Grateful Dead, Muswell Hillbillies, Maggot Brain, Santana III, In Search of Space, Tanz Der Lemminge, Tago Mago, Mountains, Teenage Head, Budgie, Naturally, Bloodrock 3, USA, In the Land of Grey and Pink, Fireball, Relics, Meddle, Thin Lizzy, Love It to Death, Killer, Nursery Cryme, Madman Across the Water, A Space in Time, Nantucket Sleighride, Flowers of Evil, Message From the Country, Acquiring the Taste, Faust, Camembert Electrique, Moving Waves, The Man Who Sold the World, Hunky Dory, Quicksilver, Colosseum Live, Nazareth, The Concert for Bangladesh, Ash Ra Tempel
Un des meilleurs de ZEP,mais ils sont tous bons,et que dire du groupe,le plus grand de tous légendes, icônes, anthologie,QQ.mots pour les qualifier !!!! Merci pour tout, même si 12 ans d'existence c trop court bcp trop court !!!🎸🎸❤️❤️
Response to Julio. I was born in 65 . I didn’t have a big brother but my best friend did. It was 1977 and we were listening to am radio. His brother asked us if we heard the new FM station in Toronto. Two twelve year old kids with blank stares gave the answer. He invited us to listen to the station and we heard Lef Zeppelin and Nugent and a lot of other stuff that AM radio wasn’t playing . Thank you Matthew
One of the most valuable treasures of my life is having achieved the fourth Led Zeppelin Album, its cover is enigmatic, it has 4 Symbols, 4 songs on each side of the album, it's music is masterpieces. 🔥 My favorite song Stairway to Heaven.Thank you Led Zeppelin forever!!! 👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥😍😍😍
I bought this record brand new back in the 1980s at a record shop called Starship in Tulsa Oklahoma. I already had the cassette so I bought the record as a sort of 'Master vinyl copy'. It has never been played. Tomorrow I'm going to give it to my nephew who's turning 15.
I'm a huge metalhead, but I couldn't have done it without Led Zeppelin. These guys are rock pioneers, and I'm glad to have lived when they're still relavent. These guys' style are unmatched, even after nearly 55 years.
I was 15 when I first heard this album. What stays with me the most; it was summer when I first heard it, I'd put it on every morning when I got up and in Stairway, at the break, that clear 12 string chord, so clean. It brings me back to that time every time I hear it.
Woman age 65...from the age of 13, I was sold. Saw them once and had tickets for another but tragedy struck a few months before...RIP John Henry Bonham. My youngest at 35 has tattoos of this albums symbols down her side. My nephews in their 20s are also fans. Timeless, except for my dad used to name every band we listened to Led Purple, or Pink Zeppelin.
lol… Dads, Gotta love em! Mine would walk through the room as I was playing an album and say “I wouldn’t walk across the street to see em if it was free” lol
PURE MAGIC likethis, wil nve rbe heard or seen again on this Earth, we are ALL SO lucky, blessed, to have been a part of this music when it was happening... I started groovin' to them as a KID , in the late 60s.... in the 70s, into the 80s I sang in rock bands playin this music...many LZ songs with my buddies..
Older brother Jim had this album when it first came out. So I'm saying I'm a life long Led Zeppelin fan ( just about) Thank-you for those years of the best music known to us Americans 🇺🇸
Aeeeeeeeeê!!! Falta pouco pro Physical Graffiti. Em tempo, Led IV é uma obra prima e tá no panteão dos maiores e melhores álbuns da história da música.
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When giants walked the Earth, Led Zeppelin
💯👏👏👏👏👏👏🤝😎🤝🤝🤝👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🙏🥃🤘🏻🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
gods of rock
Great line, true.
there may have been actual giants on the earth. when the shepherds found the dead sea scrolls, one of the books they found was The Book of Giants
This so good this song peaple 🎉
Мне 63,но я до сих пор в восторге от произведений Цеппелинов,первый раз услышал когда было 14 лет,и до сих пор их музыка накрывает меня,шедевры всегда остаются шедеврами!!!❤
yo tengo 64 y también los escuche por primera vez a los 14, saludos
Мне 66 лет.слушаю LZ и балдею!!!
Мне 71г. И я с вами😊
я с тобой.
яс ними.
мне 67, а как будто 17
I’m soon to be 58 , grew up listening to Zeppelin and I agree with all the above! Rock on my friends… Rock on!
Led Zeppelin's best album is now on RUclips free and complete. My heart couldn't be happier.
You don't have a copy of this? In 8 track, vinyl, cassette, CD or download?
@@RockinStacy I have it downloaded on RUclips Music
Loucura total
Tudo de bom...
Sure, but there's nothing better than holding the actual album cover in your hands and watching the vinyl spin on your record player.
Do you even know what an 8-track is@@a.t.m873
Without any doubt, LZ IV is one of the greatest rock albums of all time! 👍👍👍👍👍
go read the book HAMMER OF THE GODS its all about zepplin . some great stories and details into the bands workings. one crazy drug fueled event after another
A HIT OF L S D FTW LMAOH @@robertharke8274
I'm 49 years old,a woman of Jamaican & Irish heritage, was introduced to Led Zeppelin by my first love when I was 14.
Over my lifetime, I've almost craved this album at times. I feel the need to listen to it.
For over 30 years!!. I know every word, sigh , guitar pluck.
This album touches the deepest part of my soul.
Simply sublime ❤🙏🔥
👍👍👍👍
The greatest
The BEST band I have ever seen 'live' in 1972, Adelaide, South Australia. I was only one metre away from those huge speakers and their music was so loud I could not hear for several days thereafter. When Robert Plant first came out on stage he began with an apology to the fans by saying he had a cold and if he sounded not right to forgive him. Robert sounded perfect. As for Jimmy Page, drummer John Bonham (the best drummer of ALL TIME) and John Paul Jones, without any doubt was (and still is to this very day) the BEST Rock band of any generation. And the loudest as well. A concert that will live in my memory until the day I die. Led Zeppelin you ROCK. 👍🤘
I agree with everything you said. I was born in 75, but my soul was there. My all-time favorite band. All day every day is the right time for Led Zeppelin. If it is a religion I'm in. This band is everything to me. "In a tree by the Brooke, there's a songbird who sings. Ooh makes me wonder"
Led Zeppelin plays live like it's their last show.... every time! That's what bands should be all about! And Led Zeppelin delivers it like no other group!
What about jimmy page
One if the few regrets of my 70yo life ! I could hear this concert 1km away at Lord Melbourne pub, SHOULD have been at Memorial Drive venue !
"South Aussie John"
I was only 8 in 1972. But still a bit jealous u got to see them live 😅
0:00 Black Dog
4:55 Rock and Roll
8:35 The Battle of Evermore
14:27 Stairway to Heaven
22:32 Misty Mountain Hop
27:10 Four Sticks
31:56 Going to California
35:28 When The Levee Breaks
Thank you
thanks for the timestamps
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Thanks..!
LoVe and PeAcE kIsSeS from Greece!!
Thank you👍
When this was released in November of '71, I was a senior in high school and already a devoted Zep fan. Bought this on 8-track, and ended up wearing out three copies while driving around. Even after 50+ years, it's still on top of my list.
I was sixteen, drinking beer (don't, kids) and just groovin on LZ with friends in the garage we set up for us. Neighbors put up with young people in those days. Bless them.
@@davidsault9698 We're pretty close in age. I had just turned 17 about two weeks before the album was released.
❤💪👍🤝🤘🌹🌹💋
hey man, out of interest, what do you mean by wearing out 3 copies? cheers man!
@@silky2916 Maybe you're too young to remember, or know about, 8-track tapes. They were cartridges containing a continuous loop of tape that would play over and over as long as you left it in the player. As weather conditions changed during the year, getting hotter and colder, the tape would stretch and/or break. If it stretched, it wouldn't play correctly making it sound slower. And there was no way to fix them, so your only option was to trash it and go buy a new one.
This is a rare example of a perfect album. Not only is there no filler, every song is great 👍
Dark side of the moon is another one
Most LZ albums...
ehh, four sticks is kinda filler.
@@SillyGoose2024 I guess it's all a matter of perspective.
INXS 1987 KICK 😈🇦🇺
Imagine a band nowadays delivering eight perfect pieces like this in one package.. hell would freeze over
The bands now a days haven't got the mentality or the skills to produce quility like that ..of u were lucky enough to witness them in 1972 0r 1973 u were very lucky like I was
99 percent of the music to day is all bubble gum garbage
They put out their first 4 albums in like 2 years, that's insane.
@@michaeljames6817and three of them many people would consider them some of greatest albums ever (personally I think all 4 are)
have you guys never heard of tool? whereas their music incorporates much heavier tones, it is well written and composed with ultra high quality production, heavily influenced by zeppelin as well as king crimson, yes, help and others. the members are each masters of their craft and go to the necessary extent to ensure the listener is never disappointed or left with the feeling that something is missing. many of the same elements that Influence their particular approach to music (speaking of each individual musician) are the same that influenced the musicians that influence their music, i.e.: numerology, sacred geometry, philosophy, magic, sigil magic, etc. if u can get past the heavy element, in the event that's not ur thing, u will find urself emersed in tones and frequencies that strike you as the type to have capabilities as originally mapped out in the first music created with the first musical instruments hypothesized and brought to fruition by pythagorus and company. u'll be exposed to Jungian references dealing with the psyche and man's archetypes, the science of the chakras and third eye matters, and many other deeper-than- surface rooted ideals. not ur typical modern prog-rock band
Four great musicians with superb chemistry. The stars aligned when Zeppelin formed... lightning in a bottle ⚡⚡
"... in a bottle..."?
@@davidcrandon2329 😅
❤💪👍🤝🤝🤝🌹🥒
@@bradnelson4778well yeah...and?
When The Levee Breaks is incredible
Thunderous drums and that harmonica tho 💯
taught me to weep and moan!
Definitely one of their best songs ever.
Foda.
Best album
The greatest Rock and Roll band of all time 🤟🏼
Agreed they played here at Asbury park instead of Woodstock Aug 15th ‘69
Absolutely, no doubt about it - The Mighty Led Zeppelin ROCKS!!
stairway to heaven
❤🤝🌹👍💪💋
@@ronaldpellet854 I’m only 23 and would chop a limb off to see them from ‘69 to ‘76. MSG ‘75 is the greatest show I’ve ever watched 🤣
One of the greatest albums of all time, no doubt about it🔥
Facts
IV x Dark side?
@@agarga10984 by far
1000% Brother!
1000 % reel weed 1973
As a kid in the 70's, this was the first album I ever purchased. It was a small store called 'Records and Stuff'. (Stuff... was posters, T-shirts, band buttons, incense and a little room with a glass case containing rolling papers and other adult paraphernalia). 😉
I really wish the internet generation could experience what it was like to carry an album under your arm in a tight brown paper sleeve, opening it, smelling it, reading it, staring at the art work. It was a ritual. And then you played that damn thing forever, getting to know every song. It was always deep listening. And then you saved some money again for the next purchase. If you had 50 albums? Damn... you were the shit.
I agree. 1970s albums are works of art and led zeppelin's albums had interactive components that could never be experienced online (specifically zeppelin 3 and physical graffiti) Vinyl is the best way to listen to music
Oh yeah, I would go through the albums and try musicians I’d never heard of and go through the ritual of reading the liner notes, looking at each inch of the cover art, found so many treasures in that magical era. When this album was released, I was already a fan, I played it over and over enjoying each note. I saw them 1973 in concert, I was 13 and mature for my age. So grateful to have been young in that timeframe.
yeagh! you too!!!!
Ya that buying the albums was a special hobby to do...I miss that never made 50 albums but made in my years over fifty
Why be shit?
Another legendary 1970s album once again. Long live Led Zeppelin!
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@@sasamitrovic6965👍Absolutely! 🎵=🗝️
Arguably the single greatest rock album ever.
In the top five at least, hard to decide how to rank LZ1, LZ2, LZ4, Physical Graffiti, and Houses of the Holy. I'd probably put some Beatles album at #6
@@davep3728 LZIV is the mighty Led Zeppelin at their mightiest.
For some of us, there is no argument. It’s in the conversation for “Levee” alone. Regards 🤘😎
@@ronaldelliott4373 👏👏👏✌️
It's certainly in with a shout.
This album was my very first time listening to Led Zeppelin as a teenager in "83.. a classmate played me Stairway to Heaven, black dog, & rock and roll.. and that changed my life! Slowly but surely I got to know the magic that is Led Zeppelin ❤️❤️
Fifty years later I'm a Zeppephile owning all album's greatest hits, etc... along with the huge amount of concert footage both audio and video ❤️❤️❤️
Literally same story for me except it was 86. 👍
A friend of mine in High school (1981) played in a band that covered Led Zeppelin, Rush, The Doors, etc. His name is Rob Kopler. His dad Rob Sr. Worked for KDKA in Pittsburgh PA. He was friends with Peter Grant! We used to get little tidbits of information about Led Zeppelin from him! Good times! 😎✌️🎸🎶🎶
@@robertkroberjr.157 Very cool!
@@hydrangeablue8928 I wish I had a time machine! (Don't we all!) On a side note, look up Samantha Fish! She has a channel on RUclips. I've seen her 5 times since 2019. I got 2 pictures taken with her, and 2 autographed CDs! Live at Audiotree, At Daryl's Clubhouse, Don Odells Legends, At Callahan's are a good start. Also on her channel, you can listen to all of her albums. Enjoy! Also look up Girls with Guitars with Samantha Fish and Dani Wilde. 😎✌️
@@hydrangeablue8928 Heard it when it first came out. Blew us all away.
Greatest hard rock LP of the 70's. You can hear its influence over the entire rock spectrum. These guys were all geniuses in one band together!!!
This is true.
Couldn't agree more..
Kudos to Jimi Page as he was the one that put all of these guys together.
Too Many to say there were so many Great Groups through the '70,s so extremely hard to even Contemplate who was Best they were all Great in their own sense of Music they all Played, No Winners nor Losers they were All Great.!!!
Don't forget about Argent, Jethro Tull, BTO, April Wine, Chilliwack, T Rex, Marianne Faithfull and so Many Others of the '70's era not necessarily Hard Rock but Rocking just the Same.!!!
In 1988 my best friend at school gave me a tape. It had Dark Side of the Moon on one side and this album on the other. It influenced just about everything I like in music since. He died of a brain tumour in 2009. Thanks, my friend. I still have the tape.
Rock on!
8 of the best Rock songs ever on one LP. Incredible.
Don’t know if I’d consider Battle of Evermore or Going to California rock songs😅
Black Sabbath was big in the 60's and early 70's however, people weren't interested so much with shock rock. The 70's was totally dominated by one band that was so huge that it defined the whole sound of that era: LED ZEPPELIN
My favorite Led Zeppelin album! But I do love all of their albums.
Happy to have been a 70s kid when all this epic music was being made. Great stuff till the sun ☀️ explodes!
Right on man!
I didn't even know who they were until I really listened to them in the 2000s (had heard dad and his friend play them before in the 90's and heard them mentioned by a few guys in my Scout troop... the greatest rock group (who didn't always do rock)
Need to ge my turntable going and get my dad records up here... he had all four first editions 🙂
You got it so right Bro
Any day now 🎉❤😢😮😅😊😢
😂okay 👌 and ❤🎉😅
I never get tired of these songs. I grew up on them. 50 years!
History. This album is the history of Music.
Such a Masterpiece. No one. I mean literally no other classic rock band captured a better drum sound than LZ did. Heavy, Powerful and satisfying.
So true Sir. This is actually one of the main reasons why I never enjoyed other bands of that time as much as I enjoyed Zep. Stones for example, terrible drum sound all over.
@@Andey1954 I never liked stones to be honest. Too boring.
me too
OMG Led Zeppelin gods!!Definitely one of the best albums ever, long live hard rock and led zeppelin💪
Zep II might be their masterpiece and one of the greatest albums of all time, yet this one's my favorite, because it was probably the first grown-up album I bought with my own money. I was about 10. It had been out several years yet I stared at the album cover at the local Turtle's for the longest until I finally bought it, and then I sat in my room on the stereo dad had surrendered to me, his audiophile daughter, playing IV over and over. I closed my eyes and dreamed about being the lady who was sure---and what the song really meant---and I still don't know and no longer care. Thank you, Led Zeppelin, for existing and being what to me is the greatest band of all time but especially of my time as a growing, daydreaming, curious young soul.
When I was 14 years old, this was the first album I bought in my life. More than 45 years later, I still keep it carefully.
You're the second person who made that same comment. I do not doubt we will be discovering these guys over and over again no different than Bach or Beethoven. Zeppelin has written some of the most complex pieces of music that the world has ever heard. No doubt. Like watching Jimmy Page play with a violin bow on How many more times and Dazed and confused. The sounds he made with that violin bow are legendary and I bet that aint easy.
Damn, you never thrashed it? Ever?
In 1982, I was listening to a radio station, and it was about to play Stairway to Heaven, and the DJ said it was “the most requested song of the night”
Album oriented rock's most played song of the 70's. Before Stairway to Heaven record producers and radio stations kept songs at 3 or 4 minutes or the song would not be a hit.
One of the best albums ever, if not the best.
The greatest tribute you can give to Zeppelin is that …Every single song of Zeppelins collection is somebody’s fan favourite somewhere….you simply cannot say that about any other band on earth..Period! Four incredible musicians! Wow! Levee is best for me!
The true magic is Jimmy writing a riff and Robert saying this is the melody that goes there.
I was born in July of 72, and this was released in November 71.. I'm about 99% positive that I was conceived while my parents listened to this album for the first time
In the movie Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Mike Damone tells Mark “Rat” Ratner, “When it comes down to making out, whenever possible, put on side one of 'Led Zeppelin IV'".
Yó nací en el 58 y sigo escuchándolos con mis CD y cassetes,saludos a todos sus seguidores
I was born almost exactly a year after this album was released. I missed the exact release date by two days. Now, it's one of my favorite albums of all time. What a coincidence.
Can I say... The Led Zeppelin album that tears your soul apart and rebuild your soul? This album is such an instant replay!
I remember my older sister buying this album in the fall of 1971 and dropping the needle on side 1 for the first time. I was a little kid and the sounds coming from the stereo terrified me and thrilled me in equal measure.
I agree. Zeppelin changed rock music beyond recognition with this album. Remember drinking in my youth and listening to these tracks like it was a Bible. My father didn't agree but he was a operatic man. You can't but love this music for it is special to millions of people around the world. Listen to Rammstien now as a source of inspiration but Zep stand laid the foundation.
If there's a Led Zeppelin song everybody knows, whether you're a Led Zeppelin fan or not, it would have to be: Stairway to Heaven, Ramble On, Black Dog, Thank you, and Since I've Been Loving You
You left out KASHMIR
Aquí estamos otro mes reunidos para escuchar un disco de la mejor banda de la historia 🙌🏻🎸🥁🎸🎤
Así es....
❤
YES
My first and favorite Led Zeppelin record I’ve bought, such a great album!!
My first rock concert was Zeppelin 1973.
The battle of evermore... the best folksong ever written!!!!
I heard this album for the first time in 1976 when I was in junior high school. Knowing only aerosmith, kiss, angel and rainbow, I had a clear awakening to rock music.
Led Zeppelin super. благодарю канал за трансляциию восстановленного альбома.
Почему восстановленного? У меня этот альбом - один в один такой-же, за 1971г.
@@СергейСергеев-т6ы1б альбом не менялся. восстановление в ремастеринг улучшает качество записи. многие альбомы проводят ремастеринг.
@@АлександрСтафиевских-с5д В этом смысле однозначно да, у меня этот винил вообще слушать уже не возможно, шумы, скрипы, подскоки...так, стоит на полке - для понтов больше))🤪
I can never make up my mind which album I like the most. I guess I need to settle for "the last one I listened to".
This is the pure stuff. A lot of folks can't handle a full dose. It is hard to think that these four guys produced so much great music; truly they were a miracle.
Yes they just need some Zed in life
Heard this for the first time in high school (1979) just after In Through the Out Door was released. The girl sitting in front of me was talking about how the new Zeppelin album wasn't as good as the older ones. She said I should listen to Led Zeppelin IV. Thank you Elizabeth!
Led Zeppelin one of the greatest bands of all time 🎸🎸so glad I grew up listening to them, lots of good memories
Wrong they ARE the Greatest of All TIME!!!
10/10 classic rock album.
This Album Is The Perfect Representation of Zep Music. Sonically, Lyrically And Artistically.
You're talking about When The Levee Breaks. Wow.
A group of us in radio broadcasting always had a list of the albums that were great from beginning to end- no filler, no weak songs. The short list had albums such as Bruce's Born to Run, Fleetwood Mac Rumours, Jethro Tull Aqualung, The Stones Sticky Fingers, and others. Within that list, we narrowed down those incredible albums to a special few that were the best of the best: The Who-Who's Next, FMac-Rumours, Beatles-Abbey Road, Pink Floyd-Dark Side Of The Moon, and of course- Led Zep IV. Those five were usually picked as the most perfect LPs ever made from start to finish.
add Supertramp Crime of the Century to that list will ya?
Shame you put the stones in that list...They suck.
FOUR STICKS!!!!! I love the way the rhythm alternates between 5/8 for the main riff and 3/8 for the bridges and chorus. Beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!!
A full orchestra makes Four Sticks wicked and beautiful. Legendary.
Its an acid trip without the acid. Fabulous!
Its the most prog zeppelin gets, imo and its wild to hear the inspiration on other groups, its a great getup song and mind melt in the third act
I don’t know what that means but I agree with you.
LED ZEPPELIN FOREVER! LONG LIVE LED ZEPPELIN!
Such great music in the 70’s. It was a wonderful time to be in high school and college.
This sounds clearer than the other mixes I’ve heard at least 1,000,000 times
Ever since I have been able to listen to led Zeppelins music on RUclips for free I've been listening a lot. Thank you Jimmy Page.
These were truly the best times for rock music. Many, many great bands. Led Zeppelin, Floyd, Yes, Genesis among the greatest ever.
Started to listen to Led Zeppelin songs in 1982. They are the greatest band ever
That’s about the same time I started listening to them as well. Great times.
Coda was released in November of that year.
My favorite Led Zeppelin album.
mine to
I still.have a lot of respect for led zeppelin.the best thing they could of done .they did..when we lost John.the brakes went on and the doors were closed for ever .out of respect for John.. of led zeppelin is not all origional then...respect John and walk away
this is basically a greatest hits album, every song on the album could have been a #1 single
Almost all .. Battle of Evermore starts great, but loses me halfway through... I will say that Four Sticks is hugely underrated!
I love the battle of evermore! 🥰🤩
@@scottyk318 the skill required to play four sticks will always seem under appreciated to me
@@stefaniabrazzi1358so Am I !
@@timetraveler8777 🥰🤗
Led Zeppelin made art that went down in history and will last for a long time; each song has its own identity, like paintings at an exhibition. We understand the style of the band, but each job is unique.
Led Zeppelin IV is a masterpiece. Unbeliveble...wonderful!
( Give to the LZ members a large amount of firewood and just one matchstick: that's enough for them to light a big fire.
In the heads of geniuses, a grain of sand can become a dune.
Take a good look at Jimmy Page's riffs. It is an example? )
Wonderful description!
I would just add a touch of boldness, weirndess and mystery : neither title or artist name written on the cover, not to mention that Sandy Denny got her own symbol in the inner sleeve.
Then we get the big picture, and we can fully appreciate this quintessential monolith, that stands the test of time (a reminder of "2001, the Space Odyssey" or an anticipation of The Object in Presence?)
My humble opinion the greatest album of all time Led Zeppelin IV
For me is In utero since I’m a huge nirvana fan
LZ 2
For me is The Dark Side Of The Moon (But isn't my personal favorite)
Rob Plant one of the best senses of humor of his time!
Pet Sounds
Stairway to heaven changed my life forever.
You got to pray just to make it today.
You know it claims the mantel of the #1 rock song of all time 😮 billboard magazine !
I wholeheartedly love this record. Bought in 1986, i was 16 yo. I think stairway to heaven is the worst song of them all. I know, i know most people love it. Rock and roll is the one i love the most - i mean it is THE DEFINITION of what rock’n’ roll is- also Going to California and Misty mountain. When I was younger, so much younger than today I enjoyed it. But now these days are gone, and i am pretty sure stairway to heaven is just boring. eg Four sticks is ten times better
The greatest rock band that ever rocked planet Earth.
They laid a foundation made of rock.
best harmonica in rock too
I love led zeppelin but if I am not mistaken the Rolling Stones is the longest time being together
@@siobhanvictorian3669 doesn't make them better.
Indeed🎉🎉🎉🎉
When four men become one and that one becomes everything the others wanted to be...I love everything about Zeppelin but this album contains some of the songs I hear every day. Perfect!!! ❤
52 years later even
Perfect L.P, lovely album, magic music! Thank you Led Zeppelin!
My favourite album! And "When Levee Breaks" is the one of the best songs ever. Greatest music, greatest band! Thank you very much!!!
What a perfect way to present the classic album, I was just 16 again in my room at home. All my friends stopped by, what a tremendous recall that spinning album caused. How cool. ❤
And it came out in 1971- the greatest year of music in rock history. No other year is even close.
I also came up with the same conclusion, and not only because I was born this year. (So I won't try to enumerate all the albums that come to my mind, it would be a vain exercise).
Seems that there must have been a alignment of planets, then it all came to a mess within the 4 next years...
@Pierre-André Iff I have a running list of over 30 albums released in 1971 that consists of all time rock classics, watershed lps, career-best lps for the artist, etc. It's just MIND-BLOWING that all these albums came out in one year.
Just an example- Led Zep- IV, The Who- Who's Next, Rolling Stones- Sticky Fingers, Jethro Tull- Aqualung, John Lennon- Imagine, Neil Young- After The Gold Rush, Traffic- Low Spark Of High-Heeled Boys, The Doors- LA Woman, Janis Joplin- Pearl, Joni Mitchell- Blue, Carol King- Tapestry, Rod Stewart- Every Picture Tells A Story, Marvin Gaye- What's Goin' On, Black Sabbath- Master of Reality, Yes- Fragile, Yes- The Yes Album, Don McLean- American Pie, Allman Brothers Band- Live At the Fillmore East, T-Rex- Electric Warrior, Paul McCartney- Ram, Ringo Starr released his best single ever- It Don't Come Easy, Harry Nilsson- Nilssion Schmilsson.
And the top selling album for 1971 was an album released near the end of 1970- George Harrison's epic masterpiece All Things Must Pass. The album ended up being the Number One selling album for 1971, and took home countless awards, including the Grammy for Album of the Year- 1971.
Simply an unprecedented year in music.
@@bluemoon-20 Tarkus, Grateful Dead, Muswell Hillbillies, Maggot Brain, Santana III, In Search of Space, Tanz Der Lemminge, Tago Mago, Mountains, Teenage Head, Budgie, Naturally, Bloodrock 3, USA, In the Land of Grey and Pink, Fireball, Relics, Meddle, Thin Lizzy, Love It to Death, Killer, Nursery Cryme, Madman Across the Water, A Space in Time, Nantucket Sleighride, Flowers of Evil, Message From the Country, Acquiring the Taste, Faust, Camembert Electrique, Moving Waves, The Man Who Sold the World, Hunky Dory, Quicksilver, Colosseum Live, Nazareth, The Concert for Bangladesh, Ash Ra Tempel
I’ve thought the same thing since I started listening to rock in the early 80s.
@@bluemoon-20amazing
35 years on...still can't get my fill.
Opening track was my first introductiion. My first Zep album. My first love. Love remains the same.
Un des meilleurs de ZEP,mais ils sont tous bons,et que dire du groupe,le plus grand de tous légendes, icônes, anthologie,QQ.mots pour les qualifier !!!!
Merci pour tout, même si 12 ans d'existence c trop court bcp trop court !!!🎸🎸❤️❤️
Response to Julio. I was born in 65 . I didn’t have a big brother but my best friend did. It was 1977 and we were listening to am radio. His brother asked us if we heard the new FM station in Toronto. Two twelve year old kids with blank stares gave the answer. He invited us to listen to the station and we heard Lef Zeppelin and Nugent and a lot of other stuff that AM radio wasn’t playing . Thank you Matthew
One of the most valuable treasures of my life is having achieved the fourth Led Zeppelin Album, its cover is enigmatic, it has 4 Symbols, 4 songs on each side of the album, it's music is masterpieces. 🔥 My favorite song Stairway to Heaven.Thank you Led Zeppelin forever!!! 👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥😍😍😍
I listen to led zeppelin everyday.❤️✌️💋
So much more than 1 of the best albums ever Led Zeppelin IV is a genius masterpiece and couldn't be more relevant today ❤
I can't believe that I would come home in the afternoon after school, put this record on, and go to sleep. I wish it was that easy now.
Best rhythm section ever Bonzo and JPJ..
Thanks for reminding that. You did them justice.
One of my top 5 favorite rock albums of all time.
Going to California is criminaly underrated…what a beautiful song
Sai daqui Chan
I heard it sitting around a campfire 31 years ago and haven't had a campfire since without listening to it....
underrared??????????????? lmao
bellissima
quite agreed, never understand why never came across one of the best Zeppelin song, may be quite folk in it.dont know.
I bought this record brand new back in the 1980s at a record shop called Starship in Tulsa Oklahoma. I already had the cassette so I bought the record as a sort of 'Master vinyl copy'. It has never been played. Tomorrow I'm going to give it to my nephew who's turning 15.
I'm a huge metalhead, but I couldn't have done it without Led Zeppelin. These guys are rock pioneers, and I'm glad to have lived when they're still relavent. These guys' style are unmatched, even after nearly 55 years.
I was just a kid in the seventies, but I was alive when Led Zeppelin was around.
I was 15 when I first heard this album. What stays with me the most; it was summer when I first heard it, I'd put it on every morning when I got up and in Stairway, at the break, that clear 12 string chord, so clean. It brings me back to that time every time I hear it.
以前アナログ盤を持っていましたが、売ってしまって、しばらく聞いていませんでした。
リマスターされたこちらの音を聞くと、より個々の音が際立って、素晴らしいです。
やはりこれは名盤です。
I remember going to the shop in1983 just to buy this album. I've played it over and over since then.
J'ai perdue une amie aujourd'hui et nous écoutions cette album il y a 30 ans...
Je lui rend hommage aujourd'hui...😢
Woman age 65...from the age of 13, I was sold. Saw them once and had tickets for another but tragedy struck a few months before...RIP John Henry Bonham. My youngest at 35 has tattoos of this albums symbols down her side. My nephews in their 20s are also fans. Timeless, except for my dad used to name every band we listened to Led Purple, or Pink Zeppelin.
lol… Dads, Gotta love em!
Mine would walk through the room as I was playing an album and say “I wouldn’t walk across the street to see em if it was free” lol
They didn’t invent it but they surely enhanced it
Led Zeppelins complete album collection belongs in every residence over the whole world..............
PURE MAGIC likethis, wil nve rbe heard or seen again on this Earth, we are ALL SO lucky, blessed, to have been a part of this music when it was happening... I started groovin' to them as a KID , in the late 60s.... in the 70s, into the 80s I sang in rock bands playin this music...many LZ songs with my buddies..
Definitely their best album. Professional seasoned musicians and perfectly orchestrated songs. ❤❤❤
Older brother Jim had this album when it first came out. So I'm saying I'm a life long Led Zeppelin fan ( just about) Thank-you for those years of the best music known to us Americans 🇺🇸
Thank you for this album on streaming music. It's priceless music, drumming & memories. MSG in NYC was awesome!
The dj would play starway to heaven at every middle school dance, 74 and 75. 13 years old and stoned to the bone at every dance. Fond memories
Thank you for the music of love and hope and light ❤
I feel bad for this generation. Not having the awesome great music that we did
Rock music will become popular again someday.
ROCK AND ROLL will never die!
Every generation says something similar.
I totaly agree first time i heard Zep my hair stood up 77 now no hair to stand up ..those years were awsome !!!!!!
@@Twofloorbluebird КРУГОВОРОТ ВОДЫ В ПРИРОДЕ
Bonzo is still the greatest rock drummer that ever lived.
❤💋🌹🤝🤝🤝💪👍
I agree 100%.
Yes..he would play with his hands at times..crazy
😅😅😅😅😅😅
@@dustinbutler1888q❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😊
Before Led Zeppelin you had rock.
When Zep came along you had ROCK.
Has anyone else ever noticed the best albums have no cover writing. One of the best no doubt.
Aeeeeeeeeê!!! Falta pouco pro Physical Graffiti. Em tempo, Led IV é uma obra prima e tá no panteão dos maiores e melhores álbuns da história da música.
I listened to the whole album, to Led Zeppelin IV 💿 (1971) i give you a 10/10
For me this is the best album of LZ.
The best thing about these guys is they never made a bad song
So far a quadrilogy of masterpiece albums and more to come ... 🎉😊
Incredible accomplishment the music moves you 😮