I Was Left SPEECHLESS | Led Zeppelin - You Shook Me | Reaction
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One of the greatest blues performances of all time. You can only come away speechless.
Yes, indeed, sir!❤
100%
Absolutely! Incredible.
Bb king and srv adored each other ...
No doubt, and one of the greatest debut albums of all time. Truly legendary.
This was just normal music to my generation. Watching my kids and grandkids loving it makes me realize how lucky I am to have grown up with such magic.
It was normal in that we had Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Stones, Doors, but even amongst all those great bands, the Mighty Zep always stood out. I remember always, always, our, and I mean our, Bobby Blotzer and I use to party together, our anticipation when we knew one of their albums was coming out, was waaaay higher than any other group, easily.
Me too
Oh so true!!!
I was in high school when my friends had Led Zeppelin tickets in their hands to see their live shows.
I would've added a "love" icon to your comment, if it was available instead of just a "like ".
I am 73 yrs. old. The first time I heard them I was on the floor, stoned out of my mind with my head placed between the giant JBL's. I was 22 then and as hippie as I could be. This is the finest rock band of all time!
Yeah we had AR's I still love losing my mind to Zep
I'm 76. Know just what you are saying. I was on acid when I first heard this.
Me too
I was doing weed and mescaline. I had multiple brain orgasms!@@user-lc4qh7er8x
I used to put the volume on the headphones as high as possible, smoke a joint and play this whole album over and over. Then I saw them Live perform this album.... WOW
That's why these guys have been driving me to work and back for 50 years.
Love it!
Haha me too in Scotland. First tune I remember really enjoying was `How many more times` as a 3yr old in 1969. That bass just did it for me 😅
@Mark Wilkie I love Scotland. It's so beautiful including the people!
I’m a trucker and have been listening to them for almost three weeks straight!
@@markwilkie3677Yep! That bass-line just slots into the backbone and delivers.
Led Zeppelin showing why they were the best rock band ever.
Zeppelin were in a league all of their own. They had a very unique sound and were all great musicians.
No doubt. They're the best. Their influence on others. Their album sales. Their prowess on their instruments. The way people clamor for them to reunite with Johns son on the drums. So much epic music and so many legendary bands, but Zeppelin in the best. Them or the Beatles
They still are
Growing up, I took this music for granted. I thought everyone listened to Led Zeppelin. I was shocked when I found out there were people who had never heard their music. I felt sorry for them because they didn’t know what they were missing. I love watching you fall in love with their music like I did so many years ago.
I love that you as a younger generation have discovered Zep. I love that their music lives on...
Their music is unrivaled, and it always will be. 🎶♥️🎶
It has “shook” in the title, but no one is ready for how shooketh they will be…
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
This was the days before computers -- you could either make your guitar sing that way or you couldn't. Jimmy Page could.
"Make a guitar sing" was all about Jimmy Page.
True that, but go listen to "Stairway to Heaven" played in reverse. These guys sold their souls. They met the devil down in Georgia or on a crossroad somewhere, so they didn't need no computer. The devil wrote it and played it for them. I ain't lying.
@@maryrowe3227 Sure, Jan.
@@maryrowe3227 . I saw that movie too. But, I think it was Ralph Machio, not Jimmy Paige.
You’re not lying but you are delusional to believe in a devil..,
This song took inspiration from the Willie Dixon/Muddy Waters original. Zep adds a steamy, sultry, filthy bump and grind pacing to it and lets each band member have a bit of instrumental solo. The call and response throughout culminating in the vocal/guitar duel at the end is inspired. Often imitated, never replicated - this is Led Zeppelin.
The Jeff Beck Group also released a version of this song at around the same time. The Beck version was great, but the Zeppelin version was the best.
@@user-xx7um5bh5w I might be mistaken, but I believe the name of Jeff's album was called Truth.
Sultry and filthy is always good
The actual original was “Blue Guitar”, an instrumental track by Earl Hooker. All Muddy Waters did was overdub a vocal track to the existing record.
@@user-xx7um5bh5w Indeed. And I'm so glad I found the following info for you and henrietta here! I THOUGHT I recalled something about this, but it's "better" than I dared hope. Thumbnail: Page played Beck Zep's version, and Beck cried **tears of anger/jealousy**, lol! YT doesn't like outside links but if u want the whole story, these keywords will get you there: "beck page tears played cried cheatsheet." All props to the masterful Jeff Beck, Rod Stewart, etc, but yes, Zep conquered them. And I'm now pining to hear (I don't think they ever did it) Zep's version of Beck's "I Ain't Superstitious," another Willie Dixon number that was interpreted brilliantly!
When it came to reprising old blues standards, LZ was the ultimate "give em an inch and they take a mile" band. They twisted and strangled something completely unique and bigger out of it.
EXCELLENT evaluation. Blues on 'ROIDS.
shit,they taught bob marley proper reggae with that one song they did,haha
Greatest band ever. I was blessed to grow up in their era. I'm 70 and still loving it !!!!
Been listening to them for over 50’s! They are still my favorite band...they never get old! 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Me too love at first sound
Ditto. Best....Band...Ever!
They're absolutely the band ever, hard to beat the mighty zepp. 🎸🔥🎸🔥🎸
You like the harmonica? Our blessed Robert Plant blows it perfectly!❤️
Oh Yeah, Mouth Almighty!!
To this day if I am driving and Zep is playing I finish listening to the song before I get out of the car...and I have their while catalog in the house.
Same ❤
But wait!! Two seconds more and it goes directly into Dazed and Confused...oh honey, how does it feel to rock out with your grandma?
Been a Zep Head for 55 years.
SUBSCRIBED! 👍❤🤙
Oh yes indeed. 💜💙
Many grandma's!
Newbie!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 You Keep on Rockin! Must say then, you are a Grandma with taste!! Been teaching my oldest Grandson guitar and I was so happy a couple weeks ago, asked me to teach him Kashmir!!
Coolest grandma ever - that's how!
Me too !
FINALLY, someone who was as affected as I, 50 years ago, when 1st heard this track. My fav because all 4 have incredible solos in this tune, showcasing their immense talent. ❤️ from MN!!
.......And the solos are "organic". They do not sound as if they were stuck in there just so everybody got one.
I began classical training when I was about 5 years old, and LOVED every bar of notes that I would play. I would practice for hours at a time.
Fast forward to their debut album being played on the air waves.
Our parents were out for the evening and I baby sat my younger siblings who were always squabbling.
The moment the first few bars were played I thought that I'd died and entered musical heaven.
I was so moved by their music that I threatened dismemberment if they so much as broke wind during the performance.
They've always been a constant companion on road trips etc.
Unfortunately, my siblings became. IMMUNE to L Z thereby binding them.
to mediocraty.
The greatest rock band. Never will they be duplicated
I am SO happy to see someone who loves them as much as I do.
"If you don't know what you just heard, good, just sit there in your ignorance." The best reaction comment I've ever heard
Absolutely!!!
The ability to jam from slow to fast and everything in between is one of the many things that sets them apart.
The best band of all time period.
What a fantastic response .Anyone with a soul reacts in the same way , emotionally, musically and physically pulverised.
Please listen to how many more times
Peace and love
I was never into the blues until I heard it done by Zep. And the best reaction I heard was that they took the blues to a level that will never be surpassed!
Absolutely!
I agree. They took some stuff from old blues performers mostly on the up and up, but always made it better and so much more easy to listen to!! Took it from completely niche to the mainstream.
And made it as dirty as possible!!
That song still taking me to church all these years later.
Robert's harmonica work is underappreciated.
It's not just the technical expertise, it's the feel.
I would dare say that the members of Led Zeppelin were not only all great in their own right, but formed a band with `perfect` chemistry. They then went and essentially created a genre of music. The original of this song is fantastic, I don't want make it sound like it's not, but you almost wouldn't recognize them as being the same song.
Jimmy was, he was the most sought after session musician in England and then there were the Yardbirds.
Jimmy on guitar killing it with the blues...the GOATS 🎸♑🐉
I too have been listening to the Mighty Led Zeppelin for over 50 years. We are lucky to have grown up in the BEST of the musical generation!
This is the reason why they are my favorite band of all times,, they made songs you wish would never end, songs you get lost in and never want to be found. Legendary.
They created their own genre! PERIOD! GOATS...YES IT PLANT PLAYING THE HARMONICA!
Bands like LED Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, etc. are like a fire hydrant to those unfortunate to grow up in the arid desert that comprises most modern “popular music” today. Compare that performance for sheer soul and power…to “mumble rap”. And it was all done in 1 take, played live, with minimal…if any…remixing, by actual talented artists who could play.
Well said!!!
So so true to the shiiiiii we listen to today
Not sure. Hear at least two layered guitar parts, especially when JPJ did his solo. Add that there is another keyboard part playing on the right side at the same time while he also keeps the bass line. Beautiful but I think studio made.
John Paul kills it on organ too!!!
absolutely love the reaction you have. Takes me back when they first released this album. I just got back from the Nam and the blues, rock, and the whole album was my guide for the next 10 years. Welcome home brother!
"dazed and confused" plays after that on the album...it is also a killer song!
The best blues/rock band ever!!! The mighty Zeppelin!!! 💗
Hard American blues - Zepplinized through the Brit turbocharger and Bonham crunch machine. Yes, they are here to do rock and roll. And ROCK (different!). And Blues Rock. And Folk Rock. And Psychedelic Rock. And Progressive Rock. And Hard Rock. And Rock ballads. And a hybrid mix of all the above.
Jimmy had a vision and went after it. From the very first note on good times bad times they had it together. Then the more they played together the tighter they became. I would even bet that they were bigger that the vision Jimmy had. They exceeded all expectations.
They wrote songs in a night. Plant wrote the lyrics & Page the music. The others just sat down & played through osmosis. The notes just came to them. It freaked them all out how "meant to be" they were together.
Robert being the bird that whistles, Jimmy, John Paul and John are the birds that sing.
There is NO comparison! This is an absolute masterpiece , STILL !!
Alien level talent. The sound of my youth. The best music from the best time in history
By the power vested in me as an old fart that’s still cool AF (me), you are from this day forward an honorary Boomer music fan! You were definitely born to do this. 😊
54 years later and the beginning of JPJ's organ solo still gave me chills. They are the BEST ever.
What sets Led Zep apart from other bands especially live is the telepathy. Each of the instinctively knows what each other is going to do before they do
Telepathy, that was the word I was looking for. It was like that. If someone says they don't believe in Telepathy, reply, "What about Led Zeppelin? 😄
You get it. Respect. You can get the greatest guitarist. Drummer. Bassist and singer but if they are not on the same wavelength and are not in musical synch with each other. They will just be ordinary@@Esteban_Herrera
Led Zeppelin plays the blues.
This is SO F…cking good !! Everything single thing about this song is absolutely mesmerising! 50 years later ! WTF ?!!!
My favorite group EVER! Robert Plant playing the harmonica is pure heaven! I’ve seen Robert Plant 4 times in concert. I love Robert, Jimmy, John and John Paul Jones, they’re GENIUSES!
You mentioned rock, folk, country etc. Now add blues to that list.
When I become supreme ruler, it will be illegal to play this without following it with "Dazed and confused".
Don't you just love this song!!!
You can’t say anything that hasn’t been 🎉said already! It’s how many years and we never get tired of the mighty Led Zeppelin!!!😎
I was lucky enough to experience this live in MSG back in 1970. I was fourteen and in that time span I witnessed the the most AWSOME music the WORLD ever produced. Very thankful indeed. Musically, I'm still living in that time period every day
Where you stopped is one of , if not the most , powerful guitar signatures I've ever heard!
Keep going down this rabbit 🕳️ hole… these guys take you places… let them 👍🏻😎🔥
Zeppelin always and forever! Enjoy every minute!
Your reaction says it all. Enjoyed it. The greatest band ever!!!
Zeppelin blues is the best. 🔥
👏👏💥❤️🔥🔥🔥your reaction was fire bud! I felt every bit of it with you💞✌️
Just loved the reaction, I feel blessed to have been around in the late sixties and seventies and seen them performing staggering concerts...always loved this song and still get a shiver down the spine when that Organ kicks in...sheer perfection
Led Zeppelin is for the ADVANCED music listener. 💥💥💥👍😎 Glad you like them. 👍👍👍
Listening to this song is almost a religious experience, isn't it? Robert Plant's vocals interacting with Jimmy Page's guitar and Bonham's drums, the organ, the harmonica... great is too mild a description.
The name is John Paul Jones
Saw them in 1970 at The Forum in Inglewood California. The best concert ever!!
You're my new favorite reactor. All this stuff hits you with the same force it hit me the first time I listened to it. Pretty amazing.
Led Zep... Undeniably among the best rock bands ever and for my ears end hearth the best one.
one of jimmy’s best most tasteful solos in my opinion this was the only song he used a flying v guitar on and it sounds awesome glad you love it!
Honest and exact reaction!
It’s the tempo that Bonzo sets that makes this song go to your heart!
How they created such absolute perfection is beyond me but they did.
Nothing can bludgeon you into the ground like Zep. I was in college when this was released. STILL love it. Thanks for the reaction!
The music is unparalleled! Arguably, the best in all of rock-n-Roll history. There is a 2012 Kennedy Center tribute done for LZ (In attendance), Ann Wilson is lead vocal on Stairway To Heaven, complete with strings and choirs.........AN ABSOLUTE MUST SEE! Jimi Page was moved to tears. Great reaction. This band can transport you out of body, and you can't ask for any more than that.
They are amazing. And your reactions are priceless. It makes me smile. Thank you. ✌️❤️🤘
Back in the day, we had these amazing stereo's with crazy speakers where the frequencies of the music would wash over you on different levels. You didn't just listen to the music and the harmonies, you actually felt it. So different from what we get over your average computer speaker system. You are so much fun to watch! I think of all the reactors, you truly get it! You need to change your background. Michael Jordan is fine but you need to add some album covers of your favorites.. as a feature. As you find new artists, make a space. You are a beautiful man.
Quadraphics, too bad the quad albums were twice the price.
@@dennisgschmidt6167 quad was a big deal back then for good reason, as you know. Hearing it in your living room was very cool. Quad was their sound system used when I saw them in concert. In strategic parts the music would literally run a circle around the stadium from one corner to the next. So you’d hear the music coming from across the way then coming towards you, arrive, and then move on by. When it was a psychedelic sound it was unearthly.
If you have ever watched the Kennedy Center Honors (it's here) from 2010, Jack Black introduces them. One of the biographical facts he tells us about Robert Plant is that "American blues was his everything", I am 62 years "young" and have seen Zep 2X. They were MY everything. Still are. If you do a deep dive, look for their cover of Robert Johnson's "Traveling Riverside Blues", also I had a little cousin whose mom was a stick in the mud. So, I taught him this song when he was about 3. He went around singing "you know you shook me baby" it was hilarious!!!🤣
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I played this album sooooo much, I literally had to buy a second copy. Of course back then, if you didn't put the record back in its' jacket right away, the next morning , the vinyl was scratched like crazy. I'm 71 yrs old and I'm pretty sure I still know every single lyric on this album. Love it and love your reaction to this awesome record. 👍😊🎵🎵 long live Led Zeppelin!
I’m a 72 y/o Hippie chick who loves Led Zeppelin. When I heard this tune the first time, I knew I had found my musical home. And yes, I know all the lyrics too, burned into my brain from many listening through the years. But my friend, that record jacket didn’t keep your album scratch free, only taking it away from your friends could have protected it. There was strict protocol in our home concerning our vinyl - no one was allowed to touch it except my late husband. No scratches, no fingerprints- excellent playing vinyl.
You ain’t heard nuthin’, yet.
They were, are and WILL ALWAYS BE the ultimate rock band.
EXCELLENT!!!! With a big smile, I still get chills hearing LED ZEPPELIN... Thank you, wonderful video...!!!!😊😊😊😊
My favorite bad of all time, Barr none!!! They make you feel something when they play, unlike most bands/ musician's. They'll never be another like them
I've been a fan of LZ. Roberts sultry voice & Jimmy & JPJ guitar & keyboard playing is amazing & the pure adrenaline & soulful beat of Bonzo's drums. Love ur reaction.xx
LMAO! I'm 62 years old, just turned. I love the fact that you love this music and Led Zeppelin was is and always will be the best I remember coming home from school and getting together with friends smoking big doobie and enjoying Led Zeppelin albums on our record players!! Led Zeppelin had the best album covers ever! I miss those days good times great memories. So glad you enjoy them as well!!
This has been out there for fifty years. I’m glad you didn’t go on living without hearing this.
I truly truly truly enjoyed watching you 😊my brother I feel the same way every time I hear Led Zeppelin I still get goosebumps!!!!!!! I 63 now so watching you and other young people enjoying Led Zeppelin as much as you do … my brother brings tears to my eyes!❤
FYI a “ birds” a lady!also Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones and Bonham were in their early 20 s recording these masterpieces!
You remind me of myself 😊can’t explain how much I love Led Zeppelin I’m 63 now saw them at MSG in 1977 🎶😎
Not a contest: I saw them in Jan. of 1969 ( at age 25) and I still love them. I've had two of my sets of Zeppelin albums stolen over the years.
When you play LedZeppelin you have no idea what your going to get.what a group of players THE BEST EVER
Amazing as always...Zeppelin is the greatest! Straight up blues here!
Oh. And for a completely soft take on their hard rock image. Check out “the rain song”. It’s one of those songs that hits you right in the feels. You wouldn’t expect the depth and breadth of that song.
Yeah, this whole song is a “Lord, have mercy” moment!
I was thirteen when I bought their first album in 1973 and his voice gave me goosebumps. Listening to this reaction now it still does. The best blues/rock singer ever. No one can do what he did and he was only nineteen! Respect.
Overwhelming isn’t it! The greatest band ever! Love you reaction. You need to do The song remains the same live from Earls Court
Note: comment left at 11:56... I think our dude's mind is officially BLOWN! 🤯💪🏽👍🏽😂
You've heard of, Progressive Rock and Progressive Metal; Zeppelin is Progressive Blues. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Through my whole life, Led Zeppelin!
I love your reaction. I feel the same way when I listen to this song
I think he got shook.
YES, these four Englishmen, seemed in American Blues, created this epic in 1968. The music standard in the UK and other parts of the world was Mono sound mix, Stereo was for Jazz and Classical fans. Jimmy knew his new band needed more dimension, and how to mix the instruments. Both Jimmy P' and J-P Jones had done "session" playing, on some notable records in England in the 60's. Jimmy was in the Yardbirds, after Clapton left, and Beck wanted more guitar, and Jimmy had the name and reputation of the Yardbirds to follow, when they broke in 1968. And this Singer, who was friends with a good drummer got the audition. J-P Jones said years later that when the four of them got togather, they realized at first practice "this could work!" Yes, this and other songs borrowed from living and dead Blues musicians, but Zep later claimed that many of them didn't have an office to request rights, or provide royalties in Chicago or Memphis, then. They loved the Blues, they borrowed -in later disputes, they credited Waters or Wolf, paid the due, even with Lawsuit. B.B. King said in interviews later how amazed to find all these British knew their work, where many Americans did not. And King said, if it wasn't for the young musicians of the 60's, bringing the Blues back to America, a lot of the old Blues musicians wouldn't have had as long of a career. Even The Blues Brothers, on SNL, had some serious music talent in their band, and movie.
My Brother and I got into music in 1978, seeing The Beatles "Yellow Submarine" at a children's film festival. We got into other music by the radio, and Rolling Stone Mag', and The Blues Brothers, and performance on SNL. My brother was born in 1967, and I was in 1969. So, you get into bands, way before the internet -with maybe advice from your local Record Store staff, or what you read,...What is Blues, or Jazz, or Bluegrass-country. And as much as I was stunned when I went to the Library, and picked a Jazz album, by John Coltrane, "Blue Train" as he looked so damn cool on the cover, and I was "floored" by the Music,...hearing Led Zeppelin do this epic groove, or the music it came from...."the big picture" of human culture, and emotion,...and would a Woman ever "shook me" like that,...?
Led Zepp...unlike the Beatles, who created incredible chemistry by years of playing together, NEVER played together, and barely knew each other, when they thrown together within a few weeks, out of an emergency, when the Yardbirds disintegrated leaving Jimmy Page with an unfilled touring contract. Yes, the most perfect chemistry in music history was a lottery ticket.
You miss some notable British blues artists - BB King rated Peter Green as the greatest, but there were more than a few.
You really "get" this music. Imagine I first heard this in high school in 1969 in a friends place in a small town in CT. I also saw them live at the Garden in NYC. It is a great joy to hear young people like you really enjoy this - understand them, isolate those highs in the music.
That is my favorite Led Zep song ever. I'm still as stunned by it now as I was in 1969 when I heard it for the first time. I love watching you be utterly blown away by it.
I was introduced to the blues by the great DJ at KMET, B Mitchell Reed (RIP) in 1969. He was particularly fond of BB King. Then I bought this album. The blues, rock, and music in general were never the same. Still the greatest first album to ever have been recorded.
Lol, went through a few 8 tracks, still have the album, I concur
That Dirty Nasty Harmonica Is Provided By Robert Plant As Well.