Rad! I'm 49 and this stuff just sounds so good. It feels really on-the-nose great, as well as nodding to all the nice pagan mysticism etc that was still dripping into my childhood from lord knows how many sources.
I've got you beat on that one. I'm pretty sure I have seen that solo thousands of times. There have been more days than I'm proud of where I have watched it multiple times. Not the whole song mind you just the solo. Nobody plays or sounds like Page.
Also check out when they honor Led Zeppelin at The Kennedy Center. The band Heart covers this and it's so amazing. You can see Robert Plant's eyes watering. And Jason Bonham the son of drummer John Bonham who died in the 80's due to alcoholism is playing the drums.
I am an old man who grew up listening to Led Zeppelin. My friends, it is so emotional to watch the heartfelt reactions of two young people just now discovering this legendary band.
I agree...I've been a huge Zep fan since 1970 when I was 8-years old I heard Heartbreaker and I was hooked...I love watching these types of videos young people hearing them for the first time...!
Magic? Sorta / kinda ... (gifted). You're hearing true, pure music. Not robots and auto tune. Real talent, real music... music that actually touches your soul!
It was like Page was having an out of body experience during that solo....but Bonzo on drum behind him and JPJ on keyboard (whilst playing bass pedals with his feet) went with him all the way. Incredible musicianship. As good as it gets.
This couple has the best hair on the interwebs. Hands down. Also, watching her face light up when she first sees Plant is always worth the price of admission...even if it weren't free. Would love to see her thought bubble at 4:04.
Now that you know both the studio and live versions, it's time to check out Heart's performance of Stairway To Heaven, Live at the Kennedy Center Honors, with the remaining members of Zeppelin in attendance (being honored) and John Bonham's son Jason playing drums. It's amazing.
Jimmy Page has always been the best guitarist in rock history for me. So many GREAT songs from folk to metal. Sure, Clapton is smooth, Beck was uniquely wobbly, and Hendrix, SRV and Santana were more connected to their instrument, emotionally, Jimmy, was a composer of so many magical moments in memory of the 70s ( I was born in 70) that they are a soundtrack to many of our lives. Taking what the Beatles did in the 60s and mixing with what the Stones were doing, and trying to mimic the great blues masters, Led Zeppelin had it all. All 4 members, masters of their craft.
Only exception I would take to what you said was that I think Jimmy had/has a VERY emotional relationship with his guitars. Especially his “Black Beauty” Les Paul. He makes love to his guitar when he’s playing. But I think all the greats do.
SINCE I'VE BEEN LOVING YOU live from Madison square garden is probably the best live performance they have on tape. NO QUARTER is another that takes you to another state of being.
You’ll love seeing the Kennedy Center tribute to Zep version of this song by Heart, with the late John Bonham’s son Jason on drums, and the three remaining members of Zep watching from the balcony and clearly very emotionally moved by it.
Anyone that reacts in that way has Led Zeppelin in her soul. I have no idea how many times I have listened to them but every time it makes me sway and lose myself in the music.
You guys are on a journey. This band had spoken to many since their hey days in the 70s. And still many are discovering them and finding they are using music to reach your souls and hearts. They always have. They are master musicians. They are the Goats. What is beautiful is that we have computers and RUclips to see the music we missed. You can see in real time the mighty Led Zeppelin. Just as a teen in the 70s who never saw them in concert can now see them live. We have this in common. And those who did see them can relive the experience and feel those feelings. What is sad is that you guys do have some good music but, it is not as much as when I grew up. I have listened to rock since I was about 6 and from the 60s to the early 2000s were my time of great music. You have a chance to see this and know what is important in your era now. I listen to music from your era. I know and like some hip hop - I actually was young when rap began. If you like that music check out Rakim. But, I also like artists in your generation but, it just is not as powerful and as interesting and independent as it was when I was your age. Learn and enjoy the opportunity to see very different music and see what there is to explore. And always remain open to experiencing new things.
Yes, listen to their entire catalog. All their songs are incredible. If you feel like it, listen from the beginning all the way through. You'll be blown away and a lot of people will go with you on that journey.
Now they have to react to this song performed by Heart when they were honored. You can see the emotion on their faces. Robert Plant was almost in tears.
Love your guys reaction! We were all under the spell of Led Zep's Electric Magic from 50 years ago! So great to see their artistry appreciated by New Generations! Rock On!
Sometimes I take for granted growing up with Led Zeppelin's music simply being the music of the day . Now all these years later , by watching your reaction , I now know how lucky I was . BTW saw you pointing at the goosebumps on your arm . That says it all . I've listened to the solo of this song so many times & it still shakes me the same way .
You guys are great! Love your country too, wish I could have visited in my youth, in the 70s when my Lebanese grandparents wanted to take us there and I was just getting into Led Zeppelin as a 12 year old! But alas the trip to the home country never materialized but my travels with Led Zeppelin did. So great to see the youth of today enjoy what we youth of yesteryear loved so much and still love to this day! Please react to their whole catalogue, even the bootlegs, there are no bad Led Zeppelin songs.
His voice was every bit as much as much an instrument as any other. Led Zeppelin have gathered up two more souls nothing less will ever suffice again, you will listen forever... I have fir 50 plus years, and it will be played as the only music at my funeral.
Ha i wasnt i was & am in **MadLuv** with **MyBeautifulJimmyPageMagicalGeniusWizardBabe** ever since i 1st started listening to them when i was eight years old they grabbed me by my **Soul** & never let GO!!! but yea sorry was not into **Plant** like all the other girls until now actually having seen them live they are ALL **Beautiful** to me now! **RockON!!!*
I am like him below I started with LZ in'68, I am 78 now lol. The sheer exuberance of you both convinced me to sign up to your channel. If you have not done it yet please stick on ''The Rain Song''. This is my personal favourite of theirs for so many reasons.Keep the Faith
watching both of you beautiful people react to what I fell in love with so long ago, I get to relive through you how it made me feel the first time. Sometimes it makes me cry. Much Love... Thank You
Great Reaction! You should check out a band called Heart, 2 sisters that rocked hard in the 70s, do a Stairway to Heaven tribute in honor of Zeppelin at the Kennedy center honors in Wash DC in 2012. Led Zep is in the audience. You will definitely shed a tear. Enjoy
Plant in his prime was the best front man of all time. Zep still gives chills after 40 years of listening. Pure magic and power. This will never be replicated.
Led Zeppelin got the life time achievement award at the Kennedy Center Awards. All but one original members are there, drummer John Bonham passed away, theyre being honored by fellow musicians covering their songs. The band Heart covers stairway to heaven with John Bonhams son on drums. Robert Plant sheds a tear, Jimi Page is rockin. And so are the obamas, and a full house of the rich and famous. It's Amazing!!!!!
I can remember every time I got in my dad's car first thing he would was stick they're cassette in the cassette player lol and he would sing along with them although my dad couldn't sing to save his own life lol thanks for the memories keep up the outstanding work 👍
I hope you guys are safe and well. I know you are having a rough time. Much love to u both and much love to all who are suffering in Lebanon and Gaza. Peace be on xxx
Led Zeppelin disbanded in 1980 when their drummer John Bonham died. They played together for the first time in 27 years with John Bonhams son; Jason Bonham on drums for the Celebration Day Concert in 2007. This will show you that pure talent only gets better with age. You can thank me later. Enjoy this performance. Kashmir, live from Celebration Day; 2007.
It wasn't the first time they played together. The three survivors reunited at Live Aid in 1985, and also at Jason Bonham's wedding, with Jason on drums. They also reunited at the Atlantic Records 40th anniversary, with Jason on drums, in 1988. Then, they reunited at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony for Led Zeppelin in 1994.
You don't need to explain it... We can see how it makes you feel as we are watching you, we know Exactly how you feel. Do you want to know something really amazing? That feeling will never go away, you will still feel the same after listening to them for decades. Not many bands can do that to you.
Robert Plant - the sexiest man in rock! Oh my goodness, I get breathless watching his performances. I saw LZ in concert in 1974 and it was the best concert I have ever seen, out of maybe 100 over the years. They are all masters of their craft. Every guitarist wants to be Jimmy Page, Every singer wants to have the stage presence and voice of Robert Plant, Every bass player/keyboardist wants to be able to hold it together like John Paul Jones, and John Bonham was the drummer that all drummers wanted to be. Listen to each album in full, in succession. You will see why we are Led heads!
On 10 December 2007, Zeppelin reunited for the Ahmet Ertegun Tribute Concert at the O2 Arena in London, with Jason Bonham again taking his father's place on drums. According to Guinness World Records 2009, the show set a record for the "Highest Demand for Tickets for One Music Concert" as 20 million requests were submitted online.
Y'all are the only reactors doing Led Zeppelin properly. To truly understand LZ folks need to know both the live and studio versions. They are first and foremost a live jam band. Aside from all that I'm just gonna come out and say it. The two of you are one of the most handsome couples I've ever seen. Mind, body and soul! Maybe check out some Traffic/ Steve Winwood.
I second checkin out ***Traffic** & **Blind Faith** & **Spencer Davis Group** all bands with **Steve Winwood** the song **Can't Find My Way Home** literally saved my Life i will be forever **Grateful&Thankful** for the existence of **Steve Winwood** **RockON!!!*
@@TheCoupleCrib Eric Clapton, Steve Winwood, Dereck Trucks: "Can't Find My Way Home"‼❣‼ v=8L82II1lNjo 5min1sec You will _not_ be sorry, if you like guitarists, and react to this tune. 👍
@@TheCoupleCrib Hi Elie & Carol, have you heard of the most reacted to band ever on YT the Symphonic Metal band from Finland : Nightwish ? with their lead vocalist Floor Jansen (Dutch), their masterpiece Ghost Love Score from their Wacken 2013 Live performance is the most reacted to performance ever on YT ,you have never heard anything like this and I am sure you will be amazed : NIGHTWISH - Ghost Love Score (OFFICIAL LIVE) : Wacken 2013 the Yt link ends in : BAVo , cheers
Led Zeppelin came out when I was a teenager. I love them, so magical. Don’t want to change subject but you have all the guitars back there. Have you heard my other top guitarist Stevie Ray Vaughan best blues/ rock guitarist from the 80’s? His guitar skills will blow you away. Always watch Live. Stevie Ray Vaughan Texas Flood live at the El macombo. He also played at Carnegie Hall. Died young 1990 at 36 in a helicopter crash. I still have to listen to him every day.
The unsung superstar of Led Zep: whomever is operating that little yellow spotlight and keeping it on Robert Plant's head to give him a permanent golden halo to illuminate his God-like aura 😇 Robert Plant is truly a Golden God
when you experience performances like this one, that sets the bar, and I am one who believes these videos of these live events are enough of the experience to get the experience. When you experience the same song being performed 35 yrs later like the Celebration Day concert, and still get an experience that is unlike any other, and that is when they elevate to GOAT status. You should check out the video of this song from the Celebration (O2 concert) Day performance and see how maturity brings yet another level. We can apply this to all the greats, be it Pink Floyd, Rush, Eagles, Rolling Stones, Depeche Mode, Iron Maiden, ACDC, Dire Straits, The Who, and even imagine how other greats who passed away before they were able to perform again 30+ yrs later, like CCR, Lynrd Skynrd, Stevie Ray Vaughn & Double Trouble, and some others, all of which surpass the test of time and elevate to the status of epic.
Their 2nd best track is the studio version of No Quarter - mesmerising, hypnotic and completely different from anything you will ever have heard. Then listen to the live version from this same concert.
You are both so much fun. You would have been in their concerts if you had been Living in those days…..I was lucky to be at the Led Zeppelin concert in the early 1970s in Tampa Florida…..60,000 plus were there….traffic jams….you would have fit right in …Jimmy Page and Robert Plant are still alive today. Greatest rock band of all time! The band was formed in England by Jimmy Paige.
Very please for you both... that you realise what you've been missing out on is itself a sign of how relatively diluted and dull rock music and its related genres have become. Led Zeppelin... as you understand... magical, mystical and seductive at every level. Yes, they all made love with their instruments (the voice is an instrument) and they did so on record and at live gigs... the best eargasms ever. Their music and performances transcend time and space, reminding us that we are far more alive than the environments we are often forced to be dulled down in allow us to be. The sheer pleasure, the sheer joy, the sheer ecstasy they deliver through their music and performances are now timelessly yours. Way to go!
Zeppelin songs are transcendent, hypnotic; they take you away on a journey.......this and Kashmir are the best examples of their hypnotic journeys IMHO.
I’m like you I was a post punk boy growing up and rock was like another tribe , I love watching reactions to this it’s just incredible , these were the first rockers and did their time gigging in clubs and pubs and learning their craft and developed their sounds , and had to be able to play and sing and keep time just to get noticed . ❤❤
Would love to see you react to Comfortably Numb by Pink Floyd Live Pulse Concert 1994 will also take you to another level just like the mighty Zeppelin!! Great reaction 😊
Until I saw them in 1975 and again in 77 I thought Jimmy's solo was the best part but I realized that the solo starts from the start and lasts the whole song. You explained yourself very well young lady. I couldn't say it better.
OK, you can't, and don't have to explain what is happening to you listening to Stairway, you just FEEL it, it is a total emotional experience, it can be truly life changeing. The sight of God with the double neck has inspired more young men to take up the guitar than all others combined! Carol, you are becoming a true Zepophile. Both of you need to make the pilgramage to rock n roll heaven, the rock n roll hadj, sit down and listen to all albums from 1 through CODA in the one sitting! May Jimmy smile upon his disciples!
Guys, I lov U. Have you listened the Celebration Day Concert, 2007. They were in their sixties, white hair, playing with John Bonham son, Jason? You won't believe how powerful they still are. Timeless.
That says it all.. "THE MIGHTY" Led Zeppelin! There are many great guitar players, but none sound like Jimmy! We watched this movie at a midnight showing in a shopping mall, when it came out. The mall security said "We don't care about your smoking, but all bottles go it the garbage cans on your way in." You wouldn't have believed the sound and sight of the crowd smashing the bottles in the garbage on the way in! It was basically a concert watching a concert. with everyone blown away, just like you two. 🤘❤
I was born in the mid 1960s with an older brother and a bunch of older cousins, so Led Zeppelin has been a part of my life for just about as long as I can remember. I have always thought of Led Zeppelin music as something that is felt just as much as it is something that is heard. What a pleasure to watch others who clearly know where I am coming from. Awesome reaction to watch. Thanks for sharing.
I’m 70 years old and still get the same reaction to Led Zeppelin as I did when I was 18❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
Me too!! I thank God that never goes away.
I'm a little older than you and I concur.
Rad! I'm 49 and this stuff just sounds so good. It feels really on-the-nose great, as well as nodding to all the nice pagan mysticism etc that was still dripping into my childhood from lord knows how many sources.
I completely agree (l'm 75) LZ was unstoppable force...
There are many great rock bands, over history, and they all wanted to be Led Zeppelin. The GOAT. Period.
PERIOD
WELL PLAYED. ditto.
They were good but let's face it, they were no Deep Purple. 💜💜💜
@@eddhardy1054 Lol you are entirely correct thank God.
@@eddhardy1054 Thank goodness for that.
That guitar solo.. I’ve seen it hundreds of times and it never gets old. ✌️
Yup!! You hear something new ..still!.
I've got you beat on that one. I'm pretty sure I have seen that solo thousands of times. There have been more days than I'm proud of where I have watched it multiple times. Not the whole song mind you just the solo. Nobody plays or sounds like Page.
That solo, that guitar, inspired more young men to learn guitar than all others combined!
I was at these concerts.
You wouldn't be able to handle dazed and confused live 25 minute guitar solo. 😊
Please do it!! 28 minutes of Jimmy killingggggg the guitar!!!!
@juliemanarin4127 i saw one girl on you tube react and she lost her mind.
Been there- seen that.
Also check out when they honor Led Zeppelin at The Kennedy Center. The band Heart covers this and it's so amazing. You can see Robert Plant's eyes watering. And Jason Bonham the son of drummer John Bonham who died in the 80's due to alcoholism is playing the drums.
Yes! Highly Recommended!
I am an old man who grew up listening to Led Zeppelin. My friends, it is so emotional to watch the heartfelt reactions of two young people just now discovering this legendary band.
I agree...I've been a huge Zep fan since 1970 when I was 8-years old I heard Heartbreaker and I was hooked...I love watching these types of videos young people hearing them for the first time...!
Me 2 but not old 😂 was 10 when found them
Magic? Sorta / kinda ... (gifted).
You're hearing true, pure music. Not robots and auto tune. Real talent, real music... music that actually touches your soul!
Brilliant reaction from 2 charming people. Please do more live Zeppelin. No quarter or dazed and confused comes to mind 💜
It was like Page was having an out of body experience during that solo....but Bonzo on drum behind him and JPJ on keyboard (whilst playing bass pedals with his feet) went with him all the way. Incredible musicianship. As good as it gets.
Led Zeppelin is the best Rock band of all time
Surely you mean band ?.
yep they are
We ALL feel that way!!! You need to see this concert 1973 Dazed And Confused...28 minutes of Jimmy that you wont ever see again in your life!!!
This couple has the best hair on the interwebs. Hands down. Also, watching her face light up when she first sees Plant is always worth the price of admission...even if it weren't free. Would love to see her thought bubble at 4:04.
i think most young females had that very same reaction
seeing plant in person on stage
It always amuses me when women react to Zeppelin live especially Robert Plant, once they squirm in their chair its all over..😅
I'm 62, and I've heard a lot of great music in my life, but Led Zeppelin live, " There's none better."
Well there is Pink Floyd also
Plenty of interviews with Robert out there, a very down to earth guy. He explains his development as an artist very clearly..
You are Emotional because it's the Greatest Band Ever! Rock On!
Zeppelin are special, they didn't put a foot wrong musically. Everything they released is worth hearing.
Same concert Song remains the same + The rain song (together) - LIKE THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yes i have been recommending this to so many channels for so long they just don't listen though 🥲
Same here!
Yes yes God yes!
This must be reacted to! Pl3ase give this one a try!
Carol's knowing smile at 4:04 is every teenage girl I knew at that time in high school. They were captivated by Robert's "legacy."
Let's not pretend it was only the girls.
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Now that you know both the studio and live versions, it's time to check out Heart's performance of Stairway To Heaven, Live at the Kennedy Center Honors, with the remaining members of Zeppelin in attendance (being honored) and John Bonham's son Jason playing drums. It's amazing.
Absofuckinglutely
Led Zeppelin - Going To California (Live at Earls Court 1975) [Official Video]. This is an acoustic performance.
Perhaps the word you are looking for is "transportive" because Zeppelin's music will definitely take you places.
Once your hooked by Zeppelin, your hooked for life and all others will be forever compared to them.
I am SO fortunate to have grown up with this music. Jimmy jumping back and forth from the 12 to the 6 is masterful.
Jimmy Page has always been the best guitarist in rock history for me. So many GREAT songs from folk to metal. Sure, Clapton is smooth, Beck was uniquely wobbly, and Hendrix, SRV and Santana were more connected to their instrument, emotionally, Jimmy, was a composer of so many magical moments in memory of the 70s ( I was born in 70) that they are a soundtrack to many of our lives. Taking what the Beatles did in the 60s and mixing with what the Stones were doing, and trying to mimic the great blues masters, Led Zeppelin had it all. All 4 members, masters of their craft.
Only exception I would take to what you said was that I think Jimmy had/has a VERY emotional relationship with his guitars. Especially his “Black Beauty” Les Paul. He makes love to his guitar when he’s playing. But I think all the greats do.
Grew up in the 70's too. I agree 100%.
Nope the Who is better check out live version of Won't Get Fooled Again
Nope Beck way better .....too many wimps didn't really listen to his good stuff and Stephen Stills and Hendrix way way better
You had an eargasm, girl!!
Every inch of his love!!!
He's like "Look, I got goose bumps!"
She's like "Don't bother me, I'm in a groove now."
And if you listen very hard, the tune (truth) will come to you at last, when all is one and one is all.
Led Zeppelin, one and only.
SINCE I'VE BEEN LOVING YOU live from Madison square garden is probably the best live performance they have on tape. NO QUARTER is another that takes you to another state of being.
You said it correctly the pinnacle of rock n roll led zep since their inception..great reaction n commentary !
You’ll love seeing the Kennedy Center tribute to Zep version of this song by Heart, with the late John Bonham’s son Jason on drums, and the three remaining members of Zep watching from the balcony and clearly very emotionally moved by it.
This is the greatest guitar solo ever, yep
Anyone that reacts in that way has Led Zeppelin in her soul. I have no idea how many times I have listened to them but every time it makes me sway and lose myself in the music.
You guys are on a journey. This band had spoken to many since their hey days in the 70s. And still many are discovering them and finding they are using music to reach your souls and hearts. They always have. They are master musicians. They are the Goats.
What is beautiful is that we have computers and RUclips to see the music we missed. You can see in real time the mighty Led Zeppelin. Just as a teen in the 70s who never saw them in concert can now see them live. We have this in common. And those who did see them can relive the experience and feel those feelings.
What is sad is that you guys do have some good music but, it is not as much as when I grew up. I have listened to rock since I was about 6 and from the 60s to the early 2000s were my time of great music. You have a chance to see this and know what is important in your era now.
I listen to music from your era. I know and like some hip hop - I actually was young when rap began. If you like that music check out Rakim. But, I also like artists in your generation but, it just is not as powerful and as interesting and independent as it was when I was your age.
Learn and enjoy the opportunity to see very different music and see what there is to explore. And always remain open to experiencing new things.
I saw Robert Plant in concert a couple of weeks ago and he still has that stage presence, he is a rock god after all!
I love when you guys get tongue tied........ you can't fake that reaction!!! Keep it up!
Yes, listen to their entire catalog. All their songs are incredible. If you feel like it, listen from the beginning all the way through. You'll be blown away and a lot of people will go with you on that journey.
Now they have to react to this song performed by Heart when they were honored. You can see the emotion on their faces. Robert Plant was almost in tears.
Love your guys reaction! We were all under the spell of Led Zep's Electric Magic from 50 years ago! So great to see their artistry appreciated by New Generations! Rock On!
This is my favorite live performance of all time
The yellow light creating a halo around Plant's head is a nice effect for this song.
The Mighty Zep. Yes, it is magical. Simply the best.
THE GREATEST BAND EVER HANDS DOWN!!❤😊
OMG You have so much magical stuff to come with Led Zeppelin - enjoy the ride - Much love from Scotland...
Just to say, your recations are amongst the very best on YT. Intelligent, honest & sincere. Loving them....thanks!
Sometimes I take for granted growing up with Led Zeppelin's music simply being the music of the day . Now all these years later , by watching your reaction , I now know how lucky I was . BTW saw you pointing at the goosebumps on your arm . That says it all . I've listened to the solo of this song so many times & it still shakes me the same way .
It's called a song of Hope, good music brings Joy.
The raging chaos of the guitar solo is outstanding.
You guys are great! Love your country too, wish I could have visited in my youth, in the 70s when my Lebanese grandparents wanted to take us there and I was just getting into Led Zeppelin as a 12 year old! But alas the trip to the home country never materialized but my travels with Led Zeppelin did. So great to see the youth of today enjoy what we youth of yesteryear loved so much and still love to this day! Please react to their whole catalogue, even the bootlegs, there are no bad Led Zeppelin songs.
Masterpiece. Great music transcends everything. It’s so emotional and alive
It certainly had an effect on us oldies back then and it does to this day. The greatest band ever
One of the best songs by the greatest band, cant see how it gets better than that!
His voice was every bit as much as much an instrument as any other. Led Zeppelin have gathered up two more souls nothing less will ever suffice again, you will listen forever... I have fir 50 plus years, and it will be played as the only music at my funeral.
You can’t deny it young lady - just like every woman in the 70s you are in love Mr Plant !!!
Ha i wasnt i was & am in **MadLuv** with **MyBeautifulJimmyPageMagicalGeniusWizardBabe** ever since i 1st started listening to them when i was eight years old they grabbed me by my **Soul** & never let GO!!! but yea sorry was not into **Plant** like all the other girls until now actually having seen them live they are ALL **Beautiful** to me now! **RockON!!!*
Not for me. Plant is beautiful and gifted, but it has always been Page and his guitar for me. ;)
I saw him in 88 and he was still the sexiest❤😂
Plant was explosively beautiful but I had and still have eyes for Page and his beautiful face.
Robert my beautiful golden lion❤❤❤❤
I have loved LZ since I was 12 in 1973. Love to see young people enjoy them in 2024.
Fully agree . I'm 62 !!
Sometimes it’s more than music, it’s life,hypnotic,spiritual, absolutely mind blowing
I am like him below I started with LZ in'68, I am 78 now lol. The sheer exuberance of you both convinced me to sign up to your channel. If you have not done it yet please stick on ''The Rain Song''. This is my personal favourite of theirs for so many reasons.Keep the Faith
I LOVE your smile, and possible reason behind it, at the 4 minute mark….. 😉
watching both of you beautiful people react to what I fell in love with so long ago, I get to relive through you how it made me feel the first time. Sometimes it makes me cry. Much Love... Thank You
The bar that was set, and none rose above it. Their music will live on for every future generation to enjoy.
Great Reaction! You should check out a band called Heart, 2 sisters that rocked hard in the 70s, do a Stairway to Heaven tribute in honor of Zeppelin at the Kennedy center honors in Wash DC in 2012. Led Zep is in the audience. You will definitely shed a tear. Enjoy
Plant in his prime was the best front man of all time. Zep still gives chills after 40 years of listening. Pure magic and power. This will never be replicated.
Led Zeppelin got the life time achievement award at the Kennedy Center Awards. All but one original members are there, drummer John Bonham passed away, theyre being honored by fellow musicians covering their songs. The band Heart covers stairway to heaven with John Bonhams son on drums. Robert Plant sheds a tear, Jimi Page is rockin. And so are the obamas, and a full house of the rich and famous. It's Amazing!!!!!
The looks on your faces when Robert started singing is why I watch reaction videos. You guys are so genuine
I can remember every time I got in my dad's car first thing he would was stick they're cassette in the cassette player lol and he would sing along with them although my dad couldn't sing to save his own life lol thanks for the memories keep up the outstanding work 👍
I hope you guys are safe and well. I know you are having a rough time. Much love to u both and much love to all who are suffering in Lebanon and Gaza. Peace be on xxx
Amazing musicians who could play to the soul
It was fun watching her blush!😊 Best band ever the magic is forever Led Zeppelin Rocks!
Led Zeppelin disbanded in 1980 when their drummer John Bonham died. They played together for the first time in 27 years with John Bonhams son; Jason Bonham on drums for the Celebration Day Concert in 2007. This will show you that pure talent only gets better with age. You can thank me later. Enjoy this performance. Kashmir, live from Celebration Day; 2007.
It wasn't the first time they played together. The three survivors reunited at Live Aid in 1985, and also at Jason Bonham's wedding, with Jason on drums. They also reunited at the Atlantic Records 40th anniversary, with Jason on drums, in 1988. Then, they reunited at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony for Led Zeppelin in 1994.
You don't need to explain it... We can see how it makes you feel as we are watching you, we know Exactly how you feel. Do you want to know something really amazing? That feeling will never go away, you will still feel the same after listening to them for decades. Not many bands can do that to you.
Welcome to the best rock band of all time!!!Enjoy!!
Robert Plant - the sexiest man in rock! Oh my goodness, I get breathless watching his performances. I saw LZ in concert in 1974 and it was the best concert I have ever seen, out of maybe 100 over the years. They are all masters of their craft. Every guitarist wants to be Jimmy Page, Every singer wants to have the stage presence and voice of Robert Plant, Every bass player/keyboardist wants to be able to hold it together like John Paul Jones, and John Bonham was the drummer that all drummers wanted to be. Listen to each album in full, in succession. You will see why we are Led heads!
John Bonham made magic on the drums. He had a simple set of drums and made more sounds come out of them, that no drummer today could ever do.
On 10 December 2007, Zeppelin reunited for the Ahmet Ertegun Tribute Concert at the O2 Arena in London, with Jason Bonham again taking his father's place on drums. According to Guinness World Records 2009, the show set a record for the "Highest Demand for Tickets for One Music Concert" as 20 million requests were submitted online.
Y'all are the only reactors doing Led Zeppelin properly. To truly understand LZ folks need to know both the live and studio versions.
They are first and foremost a live jam band.
Aside from all that I'm just gonna come out and say it. The two of you are one of the most handsome couples I've ever seen. Mind, body and soul!
Maybe check out some Traffic/ Steve Winwood.
Ohh thank you so much for your lovely words and compliments ❤️❤️😁😁
I second checkin out ***Traffic** & **Blind Faith** & **Spencer Davis Group** all bands with **Steve Winwood** the song **Can't Find My Way Home** literally saved my Life i will be forever **Grateful&Thankful** for the existence of **Steve Winwood** **RockON!!!*
@@TheCoupleCrib Eric Clapton, Steve Winwood, Dereck Trucks: "Can't Find My Way Home"‼❣‼ v=8L82II1lNjo 5min1sec
You will _not_ be sorry, if you like guitarists, and react to this tune. 👍
@@TheCoupleCrib Hi Elie & Carol, have you heard of the most reacted to band ever on YT the Symphonic Metal band from Finland : Nightwish ? with their lead vocalist Floor Jansen (Dutch), their masterpiece Ghost Love Score from their Wacken 2013 Live performance is the most reacted to performance ever on YT ,you have never heard anything like this and I am sure you will be amazed : NIGHTWISH - Ghost Love Score (OFFICIAL LIVE) : Wacken 2013
the Yt link ends in : BAVo , cheers
Led Zeppelin came out when I was a teenager. I love them, so magical.
Don’t want to change subject but you have all the guitars back there. Have you heard my other top guitarist Stevie Ray Vaughan best blues/ rock guitarist from the 80’s? His guitar skills will blow you away. Always watch Live. Stevie Ray Vaughan Texas Flood live at the El macombo. He also played at Carnegie Hall. Died young 1990 at 36 in a helicopter crash. I still have to listen to him every day.
The unsung superstar of Led Zep: whomever is operating that little yellow spotlight and keeping it on Robert Plant's head to give him a permanent golden halo to illuminate his God-like aura 😇
Robert Plant is truly a Golden God
Quality is forever and this is a master piece.
Live, ALL live, NO nonsense, NO fakery. The best band of ALL time. That is how it's done, folks!
when you experience performances like this one, that sets the bar, and I am one who believes these videos of these live events are enough of the experience to get the experience. When you experience the same song being performed 35 yrs later like the Celebration Day concert, and still get an experience that is unlike any other, and that is when they elevate to GOAT status. You should check out the video of this song from the Celebration (O2 concert) Day performance and see how maturity brings yet another level. We can apply this to all the greats, be it Pink Floyd, Rush, Eagles, Rolling Stones, Depeche Mode, Iron Maiden, ACDC, Dire Straits, The Who, and even imagine how other greats who passed away before they were able to perform again 30+ yrs later, like CCR, Lynrd Skynrd, Stevie Ray Vaughn & Double Trouble, and some others, all of which surpass the test of time and elevate to the status of epic.
Their 2nd best track is the studio version of No Quarter - mesmerising, hypnotic and completely different from anything you will ever have heard. Then listen to the live version from this same concert.
Rock on youngins. Connection through music is pure, love that you're getting to know these guys, and others.❤
You are both so much fun. You would have been in their concerts if you had been Living in those days…..I was lucky to be at the Led Zeppelin concert in the early 1970s in Tampa Florida…..60,000 plus were there….traffic jams….you would have fit right in …Jimmy Page and Robert Plant are still alive today. Greatest rock band of all time! The band was formed in England by Jimmy Paige.
Hammer of the Gods.
Pink Floyd has an emotional effect on folks as well. Both these bands are at the Pinnacle in my opinion. Zep and Floyd...have to hear them everyday.
Welcome to the world of REAL rock-n-roll. Greatest of all rock bands. Nearly 500 million lp's, cd's and dvd's sold. GOAT!
The PASSION he shows says it ALL
Very please for you both... that you realise what you've been missing out on is itself a sign of how relatively diluted and dull rock music and its related genres have become. Led Zeppelin... as you understand... magical, mystical and seductive at every level. Yes, they all made love with their instruments (the voice is an instrument) and they did so on record and at live gigs... the best eargasms ever. Their music and performances transcend time and space, reminding us that we are far more alive than the environments we are often forced to be dulled down in allow us to be. The sheer pleasure, the sheer joy, the sheer ecstasy they deliver through their music and performances are now timelessly yours. Way to go!
Zeppelin songs are transcendent, hypnotic; they take you away on a journey.......this and Kashmir are the best examples of their hypnotic journeys IMHO.
I’m like you I was a post punk boy growing up and rock was like another tribe , I love watching reactions to this it’s just incredible , these were the first rockers and did their time gigging in clubs and pubs and learning their craft and developed their sounds , and had to be able to play and sing and keep time just to get noticed . ❤❤
Would love to see you react to Comfortably Numb by Pink Floyd Live Pulse Concert 1994 will also take you to another level just like the mighty Zeppelin!! Great reaction 😊
Until I saw them in 1975 and again in 77 I thought Jimmy's solo was the best part but I realized that the solo starts from the start and lasts the whole song. You explained yourself very well young lady. I couldn't say it better.
Led Zeppelin is like having four Michael Jordans in the same band.
You may need to add a few more MJs considering all the other instruments JPJ adds to their music besides bass 😁
Four Michael Jordans, one Babe Ruth, and two Chuck Norrises.
You should see Heart's version at the Kennedy Center Honors for Led Zeppelin
Heart do great Zep covers. Check them out as the Lovemongers.
The lead break in No Quarter from the same concert is even better, IMO.
Agree
OK, you can't, and don't have to explain what is happening to you listening to Stairway, you just FEEL it, it is a total emotional experience, it can be truly life changeing. The sight of God with the double neck has inspired more young men to take up the guitar than all others combined! Carol, you are becoming a true Zepophile. Both of you need to make the pilgramage to rock n roll heaven, the rock n roll hadj, sit down and listen to all albums from 1 through CODA in the one sitting! May Jimmy smile upon his disciples!
As commented elsewhere- it is the "spirit of their delivery"
Guys, I lov U. Have you listened the Celebration Day Concert, 2007. They were in their sixties, white hair, playing with John Bonham son, Jason? You won't believe how powerful they still are. Timeless.
Rock God plus Paige's guitar - nothing beats this. 💓
Wheb Jimmy plays the 12 string neck of the guitar it is just mind blowing
That says it all.. "THE MIGHTY" Led Zeppelin! There are many great guitar players, but none sound like Jimmy! We watched this movie at a midnight showing in a shopping mall, when it came out. The mall security said "We don't care about your smoking, but all bottles go it the garbage cans on your way in." You wouldn't have believed the sound and sight of the crowd smashing the bottles in the garbage on the way in! It was basically a concert watching a concert. with everyone blown away, just like you two. 🤘❤
I was born in the mid 1960s with an older brother and a bunch of older cousins, so Led Zeppelin has been a part of my life for just about as long as I can remember. I have always thought of Led Zeppelin music as something that is felt just as much as it is something that is heard. What a pleasure to watch others who clearly know where I am coming from. Awesome reaction to watch. Thanks for sharing.