i doubt you will find a song you don't like...each musician is acknowledged as top 5 ever in rock...front man (plant); lead guitar (page); bass/keys/instrumentalist (JPJ); last but not least, greatest drummer of all time, Bonzo...no other band can say that...from Beatles to Nirvana...also, they only played live with these four guys (excluding Celebration Day Concert)...no other singers, no other instrumentalists or players, no other guitarists...simply the best - I would recommend "In My Time of Dying" live (which I know you don't prefer, but trust me, you'll understand) from the 1975 Earls Court show...i'm an old guy, so i don't have instagram or those fancy app's...i will send you some cash if i can ever figure out how to do so...thanks!!!
In The Light - Good Ties Bad Times - Ramble On - Out On The Tiles - Celebration Day - Black Dog - The Song Remains The Same - Wanton Song - Ten Years Gone - Achilles Last Stand
"When the Levee Breaks" is a country blues song written and first recorded by Memphis Minnie and Kansas Joe McCoy in 1929. The lyrics reflect experiences during the upheaval caused by the Great Mississippi Flood of 1927. "When the Levee Breaks" was re-worked by English rock group Led Zeppelin as the last song on their untitled fourth album.
Ever since Hurricane Katrina, this song always reminds of what happened in New Orleans. Several levees broke, and sent many entire neighborhoods 10-15 feet of water, forcing people onto their roofs.
Epic drum riff by Bonzo. One of the most heavily sampled track ever. The boys in Zeppelin idolized and emulated the great American blues masters. Willie Dixon, lead belly, Robert Johnson, Howlin’ wolf, blind Willie Johnson to name a few, all were huge influences. Check out , “ Since I’ve Been Loving You” I suggest the studio version first and then the live at MSG concert. That is none other than Robert Plant on the harp. He’s very good 👍🏽 ENJOY!!!!!
You're gonna have to listen to at least 25 songs before you find one you don't like :D LZ is legendary. I recommend you try something off their first album next like Dazed And Confused or Babe I'm Gonna Leave You (studio versions)
They only have a couple songs I skip over. Been listening to them since 1970. Whereas most bands I like even the Beatles and Pink Floyd have dozens of songs I don't like.
NO that don’t have a bad song, there may be a couple you don’t like as much, but it certainly won’t be a bad song. These 4 guys put their heart & souls into every song, & especially their amazing talent. Each is the GOAT of their craft, together they are ROCK BLUES etc. GODS!
When hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans in 2005, the levee's (walls built out of stone, or steel to divert river waters in flooding prone areas. Quite often, flood waters break or flow over levee walls.
A levee is an earthen dam that holds back rising waters. Most American are familiar with the levees around New Orleans which broke after Katrina. This song is form the late 1920. It’s about the levee breaches that inundated a large portion of the United States during the Mississippi flood of 1927.
Very cool that you (finally) listened to a studio recording of a Led Zeppelin song. Based on your history, it appears that this is your first. I haven't seen any of your previous Led Zeppelin videos because it appears up until now, you've only reacted to live Led Zeppelin. Me personally (and I'm not alone), I won't watch a reaction to a live Led Zeppelin song unless I know the reactor has heard the studio version of that song first. I highly recommend checking out studio recordings of Led Zeppelin songs before delving into any future live recordings of the same song. Led Zeppelin were very improvisational, and to get a true understanding of the magic and power within their songs, it's always better to listen to the studio recordings first. I highly, highly recommend revisiting and doing fresh reactions to the studio recordings of the songs "Stairway to heaven" and "Since I've Been Loving You" which are two of the greatest achievements in audio recording history. One listen to those studio recordings and you'll know exactly what I'm talking about. It will open your eyes. Peace
No offence, but Google is your friend... if you are reacting to a song and they use a word you are not familiar with, you can just google "define levee" for a definition before continuing with the song, this would help you understand the meaning.
I grew up around levees in Sacramento, built for flood protection. Like a large berm along a creek or river to contain the floodwaters. Typically made of dirt,
Want to tell you he's talking about his relationship ..when the levey breaks like when him and his girl are over .. Robert plant songs are usually always about a woman... Now there's a joke with us older folks that poor Robert plant can't keep a woman.... You know cause he can get a woman he wants... Just a little back story for ya ...
I really don't think you have a clue about what you just heard!!! If you're going to react to a song and there's a word in the title you don't understand there's this thing called Google and it can tell you lots of stuff about the song so you don't need to be confused. This is a serious song about an epic disaster that affected thousands of Black Americans who were forced to leave their state and move from the country to Chicago which was a totally different life for them. Part of your history you should be proud of.
honestly, their worst song is probably Whole Lotta Love the riff is too repetitive for most taste even though the guitar solo is really cool, the drumming,, the base, and vocals are great. But, the lyrics are terrible. inane lyrics
Honestly surprised I haven’t heard a song from them that I didn’t like! 7/7 what’s next?
Dazed and confused
Honestly, they don’t have a bad song. 8 studio albums, you should check them all out from 1 to 8
i doubt you will find a song you don't like...each musician is acknowledged as top 5 ever in rock...front man (plant); lead guitar (page); bass/keys/instrumentalist (JPJ); last but not least, greatest drummer of all time, Bonzo...no other band can say that...from Beatles to Nirvana...also, they only played live with these four guys (excluding Celebration Day Concert)...no other singers, no other instrumentalists or players, no other guitarists...simply the best - I would recommend "In My Time of Dying" live (which I know you don't prefer, but trust me, you'll understand) from the 1975 Earls Court show...i'm an old guy, so i don't have instagram or those fancy app's...i will send you some cash if i can ever figure out how to do so...thanks!!!
Over The Hills And Far Away is one of my favorites.
In The Light - Good Ties Bad Times - Ramble On - Out On The Tiles - Celebration Day - Black Dog - The Song Remains The Same - Wanton Song - Ten Years Gone - Achilles Last Stand
"When the Levee Breaks" is a country blues song written and first recorded by Memphis Minnie and Kansas Joe McCoy in 1929. The lyrics reflect experiences during the upheaval caused by the Great Mississippi Flood of 1927.
"When the Levee Breaks" was re-worked by English rock group Led Zeppelin as the last song on their untitled fourth album.
Yes, that's Robert Plant (vocalist) on harmonica. A levee is a dam that holds back water. When it breaks, there's a flood.
Robert is on the harmonica. A levee is a damn made of dirt that holds back a river or body of water.
dam
@@marymargaretmoore9034😂
Ever since Hurricane Katrina, this song always reminds of what happened in New Orleans. Several levees broke, and sent many entire neighborhoods 10-15 feet of water, forcing people onto their roofs.
Yes ma'am. I grew up with this music. Saw LZ at least 4 times. But after losing everything in Katrina..this song has a different meaning
Epic drum riff by Bonzo. One of the most heavily sampled track ever.
The boys in Zeppelin idolized and emulated the great American blues masters. Willie Dixon, lead belly, Robert Johnson, Howlin’ wolf, blind Willie Johnson to name a few, all were huge influences.
Check out , “ Since I’ve Been Loving You”
I suggest the studio version first and then the live at MSG concert. That is none other than Robert Plant on the harp. He’s very good 👍🏽
ENJOY!!!!!
Since I’ve been loving you is already up on the channel!! But thank you
@@ShakuurReacts I’ll have to check it out. Have you done, “In my Time of Dying”
The levee is what holds the water back! This song is about the great Mississippi flood many people lost their homes and drowned back in the 1800s
Ah okay thank you
A levee is an earthen dam. Robert Plant, the vocalist, is playing the harmonica. Jimmy Page, the guitarist, is using a slide.
Thank you 🫡
You're gonna have to listen to at least 25 songs before you find one you don't like :D LZ is legendary. I recommend you try something off their first album next like Dazed And Confused or Babe I'm Gonna Leave You (studio versions)
So glad you decided to do this they will not disappoint you
Robert Plant on harmonica. Live version of "Bring it on Home" Robert really shines on harmonica. 1969, I believe.
1970, ruclips.net/video/uX5yhpO52AA/видео.html
Led Zeppelin - Whole Lotta Love (Official Music Video)
My favorite song by them so far!! It’s up on my channel already
They only have a couple songs I skip over. Been listening to them since 1970. Whereas most bands I like even the Beatles and Pink Floyd have dozens of songs I don't like.
NO that don’t have a bad song, there may be a couple you don’t like as much, but it certainly won’t be a bad song. These 4 guys put their heart & souls into every song, & especially their amazing talent. Each is the GOAT of their craft, together they are ROCK BLUES etc. GODS!
Yeah it's the GOAT singer Robert Plant that is also playing harmonica these guys are the best bro. Thx
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Nope...they don't make a bad song!
Hey bro you stopped the Levee off at the end which is amazing ending
Sorry, will never stop another one short!
Robert plant is playing the harmonica he plays the harmonica in all their songs
When hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans in 2005, the levee's (walls built out of stone, or steel to divert river waters in flooding prone areas. Quite often, flood waters break or flow over levee walls.
You cut off the ENDING! Gotb to be careful with LZ!
Will never stop it short again!
Robert Plant, the lead singer is playing the harmonica !!
He’s 🔥
It’s Dam….Dammit! Oh Vey! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
😅😅😂
A levee is an earthen dam that holds back rising waters. Most American are familiar with the levees around New Orleans which broke after Katrina. This song is form the late 1920. It’s about the levee breaches that inundated a large portion of the United States during the Mississippi flood of 1927.
You should see him on harmonica live at knebworth 1979 playing nobody's fault but mine
Very cool that you (finally) listened to a studio recording of a Led Zeppelin song. Based on your history, it appears that this is your first. I haven't seen any of your previous Led Zeppelin videos because it appears up until now, you've only reacted to live Led Zeppelin. Me personally (and I'm not alone), I won't watch a reaction to a live Led Zeppelin song unless I know the reactor has heard the studio version of that song first. I highly recommend checking out studio recordings of Led Zeppelin songs before delving into any future live recordings of the same song. Led Zeppelin were very improvisational, and to get a true understanding of the magic and power within their songs, it's always better to listen to the studio recordings first. I highly, highly recommend revisiting and doing fresh reactions to the studio recordings of the songs "Stairway to heaven" and "Since I've Been Loving You" which are two of the greatest achievements in audio recording history. One listen to those studio recordings and you'll know exactly what I'm talking about. It will open your eyes.
Peace
A suggestion, let the song play out at the end,.. enjoy your reactions
I will, thank you!
To answer your question…no! The are the GOATS! Blues L.Z. Style!😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
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The drum break was sampled years later by Dre
Damn the levee broke.
Lev E - first e is short like let
Bro don’t sleep on caskey.
Do his recent freestyles
Caskey-cleaning out my closet
Caskey-feel
This song is about the flood om Mississippi in the 20s
It's LEV-ee. Another word for a dam.
Lev-vee or sounds like levy
Want to hear something different, try dred zeppelin.... black dog. Led zeppelin song done reggae style with elvis singing. Oh yes its cool as heck.
Mladi naraštaju,,,,, slušate,,, naj-bend. I drago mi je što ste spoznali šta je prava muzika❤️
Robert plant on harmonica
You left off the last tiny bit of the song; be careful. Really, you should just go in album/track order so you don't miss a thing.
Leber is like or same as a dike to hold a river or waterway in . RockStars Forever. Bonham killed it... Everytime.
No offence, but Google is your friend... if you are reacting to a song and they use a word you are not familiar with, you can just google "define levee" for a definition before continuing with the song, this would help you understand the meaning.
None taken! I wanted to see if I could figure it out throughout the song but you’re right.
I grew up around levees in Sacramento, built for flood protection. Like a large berm along a creek or river to contain the floodwaters. Typically made of dirt,
They created this drum sound by recording in the stairwell of an old multi story cottage. Been sampled and copied a bunch.
Dope !!
Headley Grange was the cottage
Want to tell you he's talking about his relationship ..when the levey breaks like when him and his girl are over .. Robert plant songs are usually always about a woman... Now there's a joke with us older folks that poor Robert plant can't keep a woman.... You know cause he can get a woman he wants... Just a little back story for ya ...
You actually chopped off the very last notes of the song.
I really don't think you have a clue about what you just heard!!! If you're going to react to a song and there's a word in the title you don't understand there's this thing called Google and it can tell you lots of stuff about the song so you don't need to be confused. This is a serious song about an epic disaster that affected thousands of Black Americans who were forced to leave their state and move from the country to Chicago which was a totally different life for them. Part of your history you should be proud of.
Levee not leve. lol
Cut it off that was disrespectful towards the end
Answer to your q no
honestly, their worst song is probably Whole Lotta Love
the riff is too repetitive for most taste even though the guitar solo is really cool, the drumming,, the base, and vocals are great.
But, the lyrics are terrible. inane lyrics
I take it your girl had a "back door man" and that's why you dont like it 😜
Levee usually man made earthen dam to keep rivers etc from flooding or contain other water areas confined but when they break mama you go to move.
Robert plant vocals and harmonica.