А твоей жене нравится этот альбом, если ты 10 раз в день его слушаешь? Моей не нравится, а я всё равно слушаю. Говорю ей если не нравится то пиши рапорт на увольнение!!!! 🔥💥 Терпит, значит любит!!!! 😅
No wonder LZ admired Joni. The secret to both’s artistic success: make the first track EXACTLY what fans want to hear, then blow their souls wide open with the rest of the tracks being SO UNEXPECTED!
Can i Add , Ten Years After. With the most " under rated " Guitarest ever, Alvin Lee. Hear , " Cricklewood Green " Album or CD. George Harrison said he waz the BEST.
Immigrant song has been one of my favorites since I was a kid. When the land invasion started in desert storm, our CO blasted it to all of our APC's as we rolled toward Iraq. Our CO screamed "Valhalla we are coming!!!' To this day my ass hole still puckers up when I hear it. That jag off ruined this song for me. Still break out in a cold sweat. 6 months previous I was in High School smoking weed and trying to get laid and here I was storming toward what I thought certain death with some lunatic screaming Valhalla we are coming!!! Fuck you Capt Parker, I dont wanna go.
I think it's possibly Page's best blues lead guitar from any LP. he's so soft when he wants to be, then he gives you a bolt of lightning. I happen to also think that tunes they were taken to court for, were actually terrific blues! from those 1st couple LP's. I've always thought it was incompetence by studio employees, that the true author (Willie Dixon)was not recognized by Led Zeppelin. they had nothing to gain, claiming ownership of royalties for blues songs that most often don't make any money, anyway. 'I can't quit you, babe',is outstanding blues whatever way you slice it. Plant was never better. as good, yes. better? no. and Page? damn. if Willie Dixon had a small piece of the entire LZ I LP, he'd get next to nothing. let alone, a hell of a song that won't make a nickel. when Johnny Winter, in the early-mid '70's went full blues, instead of part Rock, he immediately started making less money. his rock chops on guitar, drew people in. but he recorded w/ Muddy Waters, and toured w/ him after he dedicated himself to blues. he was a blues shredder, tho. I'd like to know the full story of the lack of credit Dixon went to court over. seems to me, since one or two Dixon tunes didn't make LED ZEPPELIN any money, that Willie didn't retire on his settlement. their money was made off of hits. 'Rock & Roll' .'Black Dog'. 'Whole lotta love, 'Stairway'.
It's a good song, but Plant comes off sounding like a pussy, bitching about working from 7 to 11 every night. Dude, buck up... it's only a 4 hour shift.
@@johndoh6956 I think he means 7AM to 11 PM. ( Plant probably tried several rhymes, but numbers don't always cooperate).Rock stars don't work anyway. I don't think a good blues song can be written around a part time job. and Plant, back then, was a good blues singer.
One of the least popular albums of Zeppelin but one of my favorites showed their versatility and creativeness of changing from rock to folk music and a little bit country ! 👌
I bought this album as a 14 year old in 1979. I had Led Zeppelin I, II, IV, Houses of the Holy, Physical Graffiti, Presence and In Through the Out Door. I bought III at the time to merely say I had the complete catalog. And then I laid it down on my turntable. It became my favorite of all of them. I'm now 57. And I still lay the same vinyl album I bought as a 14 year old down on my turntable and just....well, hell. Just listen to the album and you will understand why. Peace.
I remember the day I fell in love with Led Zeppelin. I think I was 15, so 1977-78. I was familiar with the LZ songs that everyone heard on the radio. One day in school, a boy I barely knew loaned me his LZ II album. Played it softly at first, but by dinner time, it was cranking and my dad was yelling. 😄 The sound blew me away, and is unmistakably present in every song performed and recorded. By the time i handed back that boy's record on Monday morning, I had the lyrics, beat, and every guitar squeal of Whole Lotta Love ingrained in my memory, mind, and soul.❤
The adrenaline of LZ - 1... The power of LZ - 2... and beautiful pastoral acoustics... Mature and closest to their creative essence... (paving the way for LZ - IV) ... Lord have mercy ! I hope before I die that I am able to tell the surviving members that -LZ-III was my favorite album... I will become a friend of theirs immediately.... and they will greet me in the Rock Valhala...
My brother would play this religiously EVERYDAY.... The neighbors hated us and I was small so I didn't get it either but as time passed I began too and when he heard me playing it, he smiled and shook his head, said "took you long enough" ... Thanks big bro 😃😄😁🌟✨🙏💫🎶
I was at a jam session a few years back. Just a fun thing. A few people sitting and listening. "Yo - JPJ bro!" / "Well thank you very much". "But I am no place near him".
I'm still listening to this album and all of their others too in March of 2024. I'm in my 50's, and I love how the young kids love what the older generation had the privilege to listen to live. "BEST BAND EVER"!!
I am 66 years young, and my grandson heard me listening to this and Led Zeppelin 2 and he said he’s never heard this before he’s 11 and he said “I think I really like this music pop pop”. Can you text me some titles of records you think I would like, I felt cool again for a moment there…
I totally agree with you!! It's my favorite song of LZ dare I say?!! And I'm Gonna Crawl which I love despite the criticism of 'In through the Out Door "
It has such feel to it, heard it first as an innocent 10 year old in 73 !! After the track was done I knew I was warned about growing up and the pains that came with maturity !! Really pure Genius !
Saw them in 1970 perform this song ,which Page thought was his best guitar playing as a band member, and they ended the concert with Whole Lotta Love. Bonham thundered thru Moby Dick in betweeen. Whats not too like?
Actually, they've had the technology to duplicate music recorded and released since at least 1969. That's how they were able to sell so many copies (nudge-nudge). However (having fully understood your comment), I must totally agree with you.
0:00 Immigrant Song 2:26 Friends 6:20 Celebration Day 9:50 Since I've Been Loving You 17:14 Out On The Tiles 21:21 Gallows Pole 26:19 Tangerine 29:31 That's The Way 35:08 Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp 39:25 Hat's Off To (Roy) Harper
I 'm just a bit younger, I was born in1963. I started listening to them in mid '80s. And I am still here, listening to their amazing songs and interpretations.
I got 2 c them once at JFK STADIUM, what a performance, his son step in 4 his dad, Jimmy nose was running and Robert new what from but Jimmy was outstanding just like the rest of the band. I can toot, my horn and said I saw LED Zeppelin live❤❤😂😂🎉🎉
I’m 66 years old as well and the first album I bought was 111. Then I bought the 4th when I was 13 years old and saw them in concert at the LA Forum! Me and a friend went, our parents drove us there and picked us up! Saw them two more times at the LA Forum and I own all their albums! Favorite band then and still! The mighty Led Zeppelin lives on forever!! ❤🎶
Correvano gli anni 70 ero un ragazzo coi capelli lunghi e facevo la collezione degli album dei led zeppelin quegli album li ho ancora e ogni tanto li riascolto con tanta nostalgia ripensando al passato quando solo nel guardare le copertine degli album rimanevo incantato perché a quel tempo non era come oggi con internet però eravamo più entusiasti dei giovani di oggi a noi bastava poco per essere contenti e andavamo avanti bei tempi ❤😂😢😅❤😊
IDEM!!! (sono del '53) Mentre si susseguono i brani il titolo sul disco cambia di colore, dal nero al bianco. Geniale, ancor di più i Led Zeppelin. 🤩🤩🤩
Хорошо сказано ! Нам эта музыка напоминает нашу молодость , поступки и т.д. . Слушая музыку своего поколения мы забываем про другие ШЕДЕВРЫ - Дорс , Элвис , и т.д. .
Послушай меня . Я фанат Д П . И чечтно говоря современные составы мне поровну . Мне в кайф слушать Эванса , Гиллана , Ковердейла , Дио и конечно Джо Ли . И все потому , что я вырос на их творчестве .
Led Zeppelin has been my favorite band for decades, and my two favorite albums of theirs for most of that time has been Led Zeppelin III and Houses of the Holy. So many of their albums are masterpieces!
I was born in 67. The Beatles split in 69. Leaving a blank canvas, called the 70s. Led Zeppelin came right on through, and dgrabed those heavy reins. With that brush, from the hand of God, and filled that in for the next 10 yrs. WE ARE SO FORTUNATE TO HAVE HAVE BEEN BORN IN A TIME AND SPACE WHEN ALL THIS BEAUTIFUL CREATIVITY WAS RULING THE WORLD, AND CALING THE SHOTS. THANK YOU.......
Your so right, I was born in the 50’s and was a teenager just in the exact time when the Beatles had kicked it off, but Led Zeppelin hit the shelves at the End of 69 and early 70’s with LZ 1 & 2 and Heavy Rock & Roll was it. Some of the Best R&R ever, The Who, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Alice Cooper’s Love it to Death & Killer two masterpieces. List was the best, then Yes, Stones were at their peak, Bowie, etc.
I was born in 1942 and agree 100% Greatest music ever made. What mysterious force brought these 4 geniuses together at exactly the same time? I've been listening since 1969 and still can't get enough.
Yeah... Housed somewhere.. Where nobody gives a f.., Like most museums archives... Nobody hears /sees the truth Or just listen.... Government doesn't need to be involved in all your dealing.. Does it.... If so.... Fund it 😮😂
I’m caught between this album and Physical Graffiti. Each hold a different feeling to different times and places in my life. I remember having to sneak around with my friends to listen to Zeppelin, the parents didn’t approve, imagine that in light of what parents have to deal with today. We were getting great quality music and lyrics.
I'll be 68 in a couple months.50 some years later and literally thousands of listens... Since I've Been Loving You STILL gives me goosebumps and sometimes tears.
Led Zeppelin is just so beautiful and this record was absolutely one of the finest examples of a band that was making a huge notch as one of the greatest in rock n' roll history! It's truly a gift to mankind
I was incredibly lucky! I was learning guitar SERIOUSLY, had learned every note of Led Zeppelin 1 & 2, and I got to see the last “New Yardbirds” show, the first time they hit Seattle, I saw them LIVE! In 1968 - 1969, and multiple times in ‘69 and ‘70, 2-3 times in ‘71. All the time watching Jimmy live, learning by not just LP’s but seeing him do things live that helped me develop my skills. BUT, when I heard the solo on “Since I Been Loving You” ...... when they change to Fminor and Page hits a high note and slides down to the exact perfect note to continue, I swear on my mothers’ grave, I FELL OFF THE CHAIR! Almost like a guitar is too good to even hear blackout or something. There is no lick that is hard, no trick, just pure gut feeling like I’ve never heard before, I made them play that solo over and over again, bribed them with what we called pot back in the 60’s and early 70’s... so they kept playing it. I am 70 years old, been on the road as a kid for 15 years, then at 30 got a real job, but to this day, that solo, only done by Jimmy, on that LP, gives me shivers every time. 16 or 70 years old, I am back in that room, hearing for the first time all over again.
@@dennisgormley6123 Really, you must be an old guy like me then! I hope you liked my playing, still learning, trying lt out on stage! Cool. Cheers - SJB
It´s been many years since I listened to Led Zeppelin´s first album. I am now 68 years old and still listen to the group. Thank you very much your fan from Czech Republic👍👍👍✌✌✌✌
Thank you Jimmy Page for coming to your senses and getting with the times and putting the whole album on RUclips. The younger generation will have much easier accessibility to your amazing music now
This was my first Led Zeppelin album. I got it when I was in Nam 71. Wore it out. Just listened to it the first time in years. Try to imagine what it was like listening to new music like this. I was fascinated by this sound and it is still my favorite Led Zeppelin album.
That had to be mind blowing. When I hear the right music, it stirs up "stuff" from my youth - it's almost like a part of me time travels. What region/ province did you serve? Did you ever get to see Bob Hope at one of those USO concerts?
@@Cobra7071 No kiddin. My best friend was 101st, 75th Rangers. He was an LRRP in the A Shau valley around that time. I don't think he ever saw Camp Eagle, but he was in Hue (at the worst time to be there). Two of his 3 tours seemed to hug that 17th parallel. His eyes light up when we talk about the USO events. He thought Bob Hope was great.
@@hob976 thanks man been to Hue myself but it was quiet then. I worked on Cobras and Hueys at B 5th Trans Bn at Eagle. I was lucky just a few rocket attacks and some mortars. Nothing like the grunts had to endure. Thanks again for replying it does bring back memories. There were some great memories to go with a few bad ones.
@@Cobra7071 Well, I'm glad you were safe. Man, I'd never want to see one of those Cobras come over a hill pointed at me. I would've stayed underground after I saw that thing. Lol. Take care buddy.
Isn't our country divided so deeply politically already? Now we have to be super-divided regarding generations? This lack of unity is what crumbles prosperous nations into ruins.
You win the Internet today on RUclips as the best album moving graphic ever! And don't even get me started on the music. How do you follow I & II? Led Zeppelin III
Me in Japan about 20 years ago,this was the first album of Led Zeppelin I bought. I can’t remember how many times I listened. I couldn’t understand this. But this definitely changed my world happier and more colorful, beautiful.
Me-self ,Irish never been too a led zepp or bad co though I seen on television back in the late 1960s Castro valley or was it San Jose California,this side of the arvarado Fremont mission San azae Fremont territory.
@@markmower6507 I’m Japanese. I’ve lived here. So I’ve heard it as a name of anime character or a Japanese actor. Both exist and I think you talking about the anime: it’s story of Japanese monster “”youkai “.youkai is a little scary but I like i Kitaro.
I'm glad you (belatedly) discovered Led Zeppelin. No disrespect intended, but where the hell have you been? A few years ago, they started a new band called Greta Van Fleet. You should give them a listen.
"When you're old and you're eyes are dim, ain't there ain't no 'Old Shep!' gonna happen again, we'll still be walking down country lanes, singing the same old songs, hear me calling your name!"
Honestly, I have listened to Led Zeppelin ever since I was a child in the 80's. And still Love the band's music today. All the elements of a great band to perfection!!! And so did my late dad in his day. He loved the way the songs just flowed.
Listening to this with my daughter and she commented on the squeak from the foot pedal on the drums, after relistening I can hardly hear it near the start. Apart from my my 65 yr old ears not as sharp as they used to be, this is one of my favorite songs that I used to sing to myself when working.
0:00 Immigrant Song 2:26 Friends 6:20 Celebration Day 9:50 Since I’ve Been Loving You 17:15 Out on the Tiles 21:22 Gallows Pole 26:20 Tangerine 29:31 That’s the Way 35:09 Bron-Y-Aur Stomp 39:26 Hats Off to (Roy) Harper
@@timetraveller1702 they're adapting to this world where nobody buys physical copies, so they rather upload it to RUclips and such because they realized that money comes from different sources now. Still, it's almost like a culture shock to see a full LZ album on RUclips, especially from the creators themselves (and I'm 24 haha)
@@lippi2171 it's apparent the Internet ruins any art form it lays it's hands on... which is such a shame... it was all about the ritual aspect of buying a physical record, or waiting to watch that TV show, or waiting for that movie to come out.... there's no waiting, there's no anticipation.... its instant gratification and the worth of that has always been highly dubious.... moan over haha
Man, I'm 60 , and had a Brother 10 years older then I and he past down all his albums to me in the early 70s and I had the whole hood coming to my house to smoke weed and Jam on these oldy but Goody's
First heard led zep when i bought an old reel to reel to fix and it came with led 3 on it. Love them! I would have never taken the time to learn an instrument if it wasn't for led zep. That was 1991 i was 13.😊
Пожалуй,это лучший ЛП.Это было потрясающее время для моего поколения,а потом этот оценили мои дети,а сейчас мои внуки.Мне 74 года. Искренне жаль,но сейчас таких талантливых групп ,скажем так, очень мало.Блеснут одним треком и все.
Since there are dozens of comments on how unique and fresh, (with old folk instruments and licks), for those who are too young to know, this album was released with an inner wheel, which could be turned by rotating the edge of the cover, revealing a series of new art images, which would slid into place onto the die cut cover. Very revolutionary for it's day, and if you can find one with the vinyl in decent condition, grab it up and enjoy a different time of art and music, it's a real treat.
Nobody could handle the drums like John Did...nobody could sing and play the mouth-harmonica like Robert did...nobody could play the basguitar like jJohn Paul Did... and nobody could play the guitars like Jimmie did... The Zeps are the greatest in all kinds of instuments that excist!!!!!
i was just thinking the kick on immigrant song sounds like a wet cardboard box...but each to his own - it s like the heavy songs were compromised to blend with the softer stuff. first listen for a while and i just listened to Zep 2 so quite a contrast in mix
A ja w 1970 roku sluchalem calego albumu non stop jak tylko przebywałem w domu aż sąsiedzi znali kazdy numer z płyty na pamięc i tak zalozylismy w tym samym roku fan Club 👍👉⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐🌹👋👋👋👋
Every time I hear Since I’ve been loving you, I get teary eyed. If you have ever loved someone and they dumped you or didn’t feel the same way and what might have been! Man! I’ll play this over and over. No one in my current family appreciates this music like me. I have to listen to it alone
Most underrated zep album I really appreciate the more acoustic tracks such as tangerine gallows pole bron-y-aur stomp as well as the soul wrenching emotional roller coaster that is since I’ve been loving you featuring plants most soulful and howling vocals as well as Jimmy pages beautifully talkative solos with jpj and bonzo being their usual discreet yet all the important selves. This album is when zep really started to discover who they were in my eyes.
This album is really wild and experimental over time. Lotta different stuff, folk, more instruments, different tunings, time signatures… they were really exploring their talent.
Listened to this along with Led Zep 1,2 4 religiously growing up as a teen in the mid 70’ just turned 61 on 16 Aug. still gives me thrills listening to this album and remembering those hazy lazy crazy teens years😵💫😉😊
I was a teen in the 1980s. I hated most music on the radio. Zeppelin and he like (Hendrix, Cream, Sabbath, etc.) were exceptions and though I am about a decade younger but I still get chills from all these artists, or at least their earlier albums (Zeppelin's and Sabbath's later albums were not nearly as good as their earlier albums for me).
I had saved as soon as I heard they were coming and just got the clipping out of the Chicago Trib for tickets to the Nov shows in 1980 the day before his death. I had the coupon clipped with the money order for $62, my brother and me (he was my ride) and our ladies, in an envelope with all the 1st, 2nd, 3rd or 4th dates checked. Of course my first choice was for Sat the 15th. I had all sealed up and stamped ready to go. I never had the chance to mail it back in. I remember it like it was yesterday. RIP John.
My Mom got me my very first album and it was this. I was 13. I had a bunch of 45's but was my first album! I thought my Mom was the greatest person ever for getting this. I'm 67 and it's still one of my favorites!
Might be my favourite Zeppelin album. Two great heavy songs ("Immigrant song" and "Since I've been loving you") but also several nice acoustics. Glad I grew up with music like this instead of the mostly rubbish that comes from the radio today.
Led Zeppelin doesn't have a weakness musically. John Pail Jones. Jimmy Page. Robert Plant. John Bonham. It's an All-Star lineup. Jimmy Page is a master Riff writer. He thinks like a composer. His talented is limitless. John Paul Jones' keyboard and bass work is amazing. He adds a layer that may go unnoticed to some. But really listen. He is the glue. John Bonham is a human metronome. Makes it look so easy. So much power, direction, and soul in his drum fills. Robert Plant delivers like no other. Unique. Charismatic Great delivery and pitch. The prototype for a lead singer, for sure.
@@younghegelian1 I heard you about the lyrics when I think about it. I always loved the Grateful Dead's Lyrics. Bob Dylan had great lyrics too. A little wordy at times but he was good at making points. The Doors always struck me as lyrically creative. Whose lyrics do you appreciate?
@@drophatinc Love Dylan, especially when he does the stream of conciousness thing, It's Alright Ma', Subterranean Homesick Blues etc. Never listened to the Grateful Dead, maybe I should get on that, Jim Morrison is great but maybe a little bit of a poser sometimes lol. I actually really appreciate Mick Jagger's lyrics, I find when people talk about great rock lyricists they don't often mention him, which is a shame. I think he brings an honesty that you don't really find in other big rock bands, see for intsance Wild Horses or Moonlight Mile, that really elevates their music. Also love Lou Reed, Velvet Underground and solo work, fantastic story teller and incredibly emphatetic. Some other of my favorites (not strictly classic rock) are Mark E. Smith from The Fall, John Prine, Krist Kristofferson, Patti Smith, Van Morrison.
Best Blues guitar intro....period ! Best blues solo...period ! Jimmy always played with is heart...So much Emotions in is beautifull playing ! Best band of all times !
@@LITTLE1994Right. The only Led Zeppelin album better than III is all of them until you've gone full circle and starting over again, because they're ALL the best Led Zeppelin album. I mean, that's a universal constant like the speed of light in a vacuum, right?
@@thalesmendeslima1552 Well, while all Led Zeppelin albums are equally their Best Album, I'll grant you that some of their albums are more The Best than others. Your case in point is a prime example. Plus, I hated that particular album cover. 😂
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Hammer of the God is awsome I'm 63 and could listen 🎶 to it 10 times a day!
А твоей жене нравится этот альбом, если ты 10 раз в день его слушаешь? Моей не нравится, а я всё равно слушаю. Говорю ей если не нравится то пиши рапорт на увольнение!!!! 🔥💥 Терпит, значит любит!!!! 😅
LMFAO 😂 ME3
@@КонстантинБажанов-н3ж awesome 😎
No wonder LZ admired Joni. The secret to both’s artistic success: make the first track EXACTLY what fans want to hear, then blow their souls wide open with the rest of the tracks being SO UNEXPECTED!
Awesome 😎
Oui oui j'ai 66ans et toujours fan du zep.Ils ont revolutionés le hard rock...simplement genial
Recuerdo tuve el dos y este 3!🎉
Esto es maximo
У меня есть винилы этой группы!
Black Sabbath and Deep Purple, Revolutionized " Heavy Rock "
Try listrning to Uriah Heep
Spooky Tooth.
Steppenwolf
Can i Add , Ten Years After.
With the most " under rated "
Guitarest ever, Alvin Lee.
Hear , " Cricklewood Green " Album or CD.
George Harrison said he waz the BEST.
HAMMER OF THE GODS!
Immigrant song has been one of my favorites since I was a kid. When the land invasion started in desert storm, our CO blasted it to all of our APC's as we rolled toward Iraq. Our CO screamed "Valhalla we are coming!!!' To this day my ass hole still puckers up when I hear it. That jag off ruined this song for me. Still break out in a cold sweat. 6 months previous I was in High School smoking weed and trying to get laid and here I was storming toward what I thought certain death with some lunatic screaming Valhalla we are coming!!! Fuck you Capt Parker, I dont wanna go.
Since I Been Loving You is one of my favorite songs from Led Zeppelin.
I think it's possibly Page's best blues lead guitar from any LP. he's so soft when he wants to be, then he gives you a bolt of lightning. I happen to also think that tunes they were taken to court for, were actually terrific blues! from those 1st couple LP's. I've always thought it was incompetence by studio employees, that the true author (Willie Dixon)was not recognized by Led Zeppelin. they had nothing to gain, claiming ownership of royalties for blues songs that most often don't make any money, anyway. 'I can't quit you, babe',is outstanding blues whatever way you slice it. Plant was never better. as good, yes. better? no. and Page? damn. if Willie Dixon had a small piece of the entire LZ I LP, he'd get next to nothing. let alone, a hell of a song that won't make a nickel. when Johnny Winter, in the early-mid '70's went full blues, instead of part Rock, he immediately started making less money. his rock chops on guitar, drew people in. but he recorded w/ Muddy Waters, and toured w/ him after he dedicated himself to blues. he was a blues shredder, tho. I'd like to know the full story of the lack of credit Dixon went to court over. seems to me, since one or two Dixon tunes didn't make LED ZEPPELIN any money, that Willie didn't retire on his settlement. their money was made off of hits. 'Rock & Roll' .'Black Dog'. 'Whole lotta love, 'Stairway'.
It's a good song, but Plant comes off sounding like a pussy, bitching about working from 7 to 11 every night. Dude, buck up... it's only a 4 hour shift.
@@johndoh6956 I think he means 7AM to 11 PM. ( Plant probably tried several rhymes, but numbers don't always cooperate).Rock stars don't work anyway. I don't think a good blues song can be written around a part time job. and Plant, back then, was a good blues singer.
One of the least popular albums of Zeppelin but one of my favorites showed their versatility and creativeness of changing from rock to folk music and a little bit country ! 👌
No led Zeppelin album is “ least popular” lolol they all sold millions.
@@OutOnTheTilesat the time bro , today of course their catalog has sold millions and millions. I am talking 1971
I bought this album as a 14 year old in 1979. I had Led Zeppelin I, II, IV, Houses of the Holy, Physical Graffiti, Presence and In Through the Out Door. I bought III at the time to merely say I had the complete catalog. And then I laid it down on my turntable. It became my favorite of all of them. I'm now 57. And I still lay the same vinyl album I bought as a 14 year old down on my turntable and just....well, hell. Just listen to the album and you will understand why. Peace.
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My favorite LZ.
Great story my friend.
I graduated high school in 79 somebody always had an older brother or sister that turned you on to Zeppelin stones ect
Those were the days. !!!!!@!!!
I remember the day I fell in love with Led Zeppelin. I think I was 15, so 1977-78. I was familiar with the LZ songs that everyone heard on the radio. One day in school, a boy I barely knew loaned me his LZ II album. Played it softly at first, but by dinner time, it was cranking and my dad was yelling. 😄
The sound blew me away, and is unmistakably present in every song performed and recorded.
By the time i handed back that boy's record on Monday morning, I had the lyrics, beat, and every guitar squeal of Whole Lotta Love ingrained in my memory, mind, and soul.❤
memory, mind and soul....nice.
Good story. So many pretty much same. When it happens, you are never the same no matter how long you live.
1969. I was 9
The masters of music. Nothing . more to say.
are you sure that wasn't at my house? my Dad hated anything that really shook it up, and kicked out the Jams.
Listening to it about 2 miles from Bron-Yr- Aur cottage!!!!!!! special album
Glory to Ukraine
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The adrenaline of LZ - 1... The power of LZ - 2... and beautiful pastoral acoustics... Mature and closest to their creative essence... (paving the way for LZ - IV) ... Lord have mercy ! I hope before I die that I am able to tell the surviving members that -LZ-III was my favorite album... I will become a friend of theirs immediately.... and they will greet me in the Rock Valhala...
I really appreciate the composing you're really understand harmonies each song of them sounds different
The sweetest thing you ever can do now is turn a smile to someone who's blue.
Yes
Now
It's quite funny actually. I tell people that may be reason for being here when they're very depressed. Life is as simple as that at times.
Yup.
Everyone deserves a smile 😊 @ least once a day
My brother would play this religiously EVERYDAY.... The neighbors hated us and I was small so I didn't get it either but as time passed I began too and when he heard me playing it, he smiled and shook his head, said "took you long enough" ... Thanks big bro 😃😄😁🌟✨🙏💫🎶
I was at a jam session a few years back. Just a fun thing. A few people sitting and listening. "Yo - JPJ bro!" / "Well thank you very much". "But I am no place near him".
Glory to Ukraine
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@@ВладимирМарусенко-у1х This is not the place and or channel to post that . i feel for you brother but post that shit somewhere else .
Indoctrinate them while they are young - 🙂
I was 12 years old when my mother bought me this album, we were in a beach resort and after that I was a fan for Life!
❤
What year was it
@@JeffWall-rl1uu
1970
I'm still listening to this album and all of their others too in March of 2024. I'm in my 50's, and I love how the young kids love what the older generation had the privilege to listen to live. "BEST BAND EVER"!!
April 2024 here.same observation
I didn’t get to see the whole band but did get to see Robert and Jimmy on their last go and it was A M A Z I N G!! 🔥 😜
I am 66 years young, and my grandson heard me listening to this and Led Zeppelin 2 and he said he’s never heard this before he’s 11 and he said “I think I really like this music pop pop”. Can you text me some titles of records you think I would like, I felt cool again for a moment there…
Well you are new gen in relation to the guys who were young when this marvel happened.
56, my kids headbang to this just like I did at their age, TIMELESS!!!
Since I've Been Loving You is the greatest blues song ever recorded and I will die on this hill. And there's been a lot of great blues songs.
I totally agree with you!! It's my favorite song of LZ dare I say?!! And I'm Gonna Crawl which I love despite the criticism of 'In through the Out Door "
I agree, but don't leave out Kashmir!!
It has such feel to it, heard it first as an innocent 10 year old in 73 !! After the track was done I knew I was warned about growing up and the pains that came with maturity !! Really pure Genius !
Don't know about greatest blues song ever, that song alone makes this album worth it.
Saw them in 1970 perform this song ,which Page thought was his best guitar playing as a band member, and they ended the concert with Whole Lotta Love. Bonham thundered thru Moby Dick in betweeen. Whats not too like?
The music that Led Zeppelin recorded and released between 69 and 79 can never be duplicated. Their music will forever be timeless.
Well said .
Ditto.@@ledsith
Actually, they've had the technology to duplicate music recorded and released since at least 1969. That's how they were able to sell so many copies (nudge-nudge).
However (having fully understood your comment), I must totally agree with you.
Zeppelin 1 was recorded starting in october 1968 teehee
Please and I love you
0:00 Immigrant Song
2:26 Friends
6:20 Celebration Day
9:50 Since I've Been Loving You
17:14 Out On The Tiles
21:21 Gallows Pole
26:19 Tangerine
29:31 That's The Way
35:08 Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp
39:25 Hat's Off To (Roy) Harper
Thank you
Thanks a million! I appreciate it ☆♡
17:14
THE BATHROOM SONG
Weed Me
Hey hey what can I do should have been on this album .. instead of that 'Harper' dross thing
@@jamesbaker9905 agreed - i always replace hats off with hey hey what can i do when listening to this album in full
Still listening, love my boys! I’m 66! ♥️♥️♥️♥️
I 'm just a bit younger, I was born in1963. I started listening to them in mid '80s. And I am still here, listening to their amazing songs and interpretations.
I got 2 c them once at JFK STADIUM, what a performance, his son step in 4 his dad, Jimmy nose was running and Robert new what from but Jimmy was outstanding just like the rest of the band. I can toot, my horn and said I saw LED Zeppelin live❤❤😂😂🎉🎉
7th@@RaffaelloBocciolini
I’m 66 years old as well and the first album I bought was 111. Then I bought the 4th when I was 13 years old and saw them in concert at the LA Forum! Me and a friend went, our parents drove us there and picked us up! Saw them two more times at the LA Forum and I own all their albums! Favorite band then and still! The mighty Led Zeppelin lives on forever!! ❤🎶
30 here, and even though this is from my parents' time, Led Zeppelin ROCKS!
Correvano gli anni 70 ero un ragazzo coi capelli lunghi e facevo la collezione degli album dei led zeppelin quegli album li ho ancora e ogni tanto li riascolto con tanta nostalgia ripensando al passato quando solo nel guardare le copertine degli album rimanevo incantato perché a quel tempo non era come oggi con internet però eravamo più entusiasti dei giovani di oggi a noi bastava poco per essere contenti e andavamo avanti bei tempi ❤😂😢😅❤😊
IDEM!!! (sono del '53)
Mentre si susseguono i brani il titolo sul disco cambia di colore, dal nero al bianco. Geniale, ancor di più i Led Zeppelin. 🤩🤩🤩
Хорошо сказано ! Нам эта музыка напоминает нашу молодость , поступки и т.д. . Слушая музыку своего поколения мы забываем про другие ШЕДЕВРЫ - Дорс , Элвис , и т.д. .
Послушай меня . Я фанат Д П . И чечтно говоря современные составы мне поровну . Мне в кайф слушать Эванса , Гиллана , Ковердейла , Дио и конечно Джо Ли . И все потому , что я вырос на их творчестве .
Led Zeppelin...Best in the world
Glory to Ukraine
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Best of all times there will never be another band like zeppelin
no. Pantera. no more
They are all second to none, but Led Zeppelin IV, is a one-of-a-kind masterpiece.
Yeah but This is III !🤡
Led Zeppelin has been my favorite band for decades, and my two favorite albums of theirs for most of that time has been Led Zeppelin III and Houses of the Holy. So many of their albums are masterpieces!
Some young people are stunning when thei listening Zeppelin some don't get it
Houses of the Holy, In Through the Out Door, Physical Graffiti, Presence ... just to name a few... all BRILLIANT.
I was born in 67. The Beatles split in 69. Leaving a blank canvas, called the 70s.
Led Zeppelin came right on through, and dgrabed those heavy reins. With that brush, from the hand of God, and filled that in for the next 10 yrs.
WE ARE SO FORTUNATE TO HAVE HAVE BEEN BORN IN A TIME AND SPACE WHEN ALL THIS BEAUTIFUL CREATIVITY WAS RULING THE WORLD, AND CALING THE SHOTS. THANK YOU.......
Thank you Keith, born in 54 . The 70's was magical.
Your so right, I was born in the 50’s and was a teenager just in the exact time when the Beatles had kicked it off, but Led Zeppelin hit the shelves at the End of 69 and early 70’s with LZ 1 & 2 and Heavy Rock & Roll was it. Some of the Best R&R ever, The Who, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Alice Cooper’s Love it to Death & Killer two masterpieces. List was the best, then Yes, Stones were at their peak, Bowie, etc.
Í was born in 56 and was primed for this effort.This album was under the Christmas tree.1970
I was born in 1942 and agree 100% Greatest music ever made. What mysterious force brought these 4 geniuses together at exactly the same time? I've been listening since 1969 and still can't get enough.
One of my Mom's favorite albums...RIP, Mom, and thanks for the lovely memories.
Mom had great taste!
@@darrellkastin6738 And she tasted great!
🌻🌸🌼✌🏻🌈🌞🌠🪷🏵🌺😵💫💨💨💨TIME SPEEDS UP WHEN ALL WE HAVE IS BEAUTIFUL MEMORIES💘🫶👶👩🦳
Would be wonderful mom
A piece that should be exhibited in a museum. I will never get tired of it!
Yeah... Housed somewhere..
Where nobody gives a f..,
Like most museums archives... Nobody hears
/sees the truth
Or just listen.... Government doesn't need to be involved in all your dealing..
Does it.... If so.... Fund it 😮😂
i just dropped a piece that belongs in a museum on the bathroom floor. too hard and heavy to pass sitting down had to squat.
One of my favorite Zeppelin tunes
This made my night! Thanks again, and forever Led Zeppelin.
The best album of Zeppelin, in my opinion.
I agree !!
I totally agree.
Their all great
I’m caught between this album and Physical Graffiti. Each hold a different feeling to different times and places in my life. I remember having to sneak around with my friends to listen to Zeppelin, the parents didn’t approve, imagine that in light of what parents have to deal with today. We were getting great quality music and lyrics.
That's true you just said the best album of all from Led Zeppelin
I'll be 68 in a couple months.50 some years later and literally thousands of listens... Since I've Been Loving You STILL gives me goosebumps and sometimes tears.
I'm 64 and and still listen rock till I die
Me too 68 in April
61 years old now I'll be 62 in June 23rd and I was 14 years old when I heard Led Zeppelin I have the whole collection❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Trippy thing likewise for sure
I'm 82 and have been listening since day 1 and still can't get enough LZ.
Led Zeppelin is just so beautiful and this record was absolutely one of the finest examples of a band that was making a huge notch as one of the greatest in rock n' roll history! It's truly a gift to mankind
Never be another Zeppelin! Still gets me going after all these years
Where ya going, man? 😃
check Led Zepplica, Californian cover band since 1989, they do it right, only chance to get close to original live...
When it stops getting U going.... you'll be gone meet Jesus meet me
I was incredibly lucky! I was learning guitar SERIOUSLY, had learned every note of Led Zeppelin 1 & 2, and I got to see the last “New Yardbirds” show, the first time they hit Seattle, I saw them LIVE! In 1968 - 1969, and multiple times in ‘69 and ‘70, 2-3 times in ‘71. All the time watching Jimmy live, learning by not just LP’s but seeing him do things live that helped me develop my skills. BUT, when I heard the solo on “Since I Been Loving You” ...... when they change to Fminor and Page hits a high note and slides down to the exact perfect note to continue, I swear on my mothers’ grave, I FELL OFF THE CHAIR! Almost like a guitar is too good to even hear blackout or something. There is no lick that is hard, no trick, just pure gut feeling like I’ve never heard before, I made them play that solo over and over again, bribed them with what we called pot back in the 60’s and early 70’s... so they kept playing it. I am 70 years old, been on the road as a kid for 15 years, then at 30 got a real job, but to this day, that solo, only done by Jimmy, on that LP, gives me shivers every time. 16 or 70 years old, I am back in that room, hearing for the first time all over again.
Steve, I remember you playing at the Back Forty back in the late 70's early 80's !
@@dennisgormley6123 Really, you must be an old guy like me then! I hope you liked my playing, still learning, trying lt out on stage! Cool. Cheers - SJB
@annpommer52 - If it's in Fife, that's the place. I thought they closed?
makes me cry every time
Yes... shivers.@@catrh1158
It´s been many years since I listened to Led Zeppelin´s first album. I am now 68 years old and still listen to the group. Thank you very much your fan from Czech Republic👍👍👍✌✌✌✌
Ahoj, ja mám o 4 roky /SK/ menej a milujem ich...!
Yea, this is number 3 tho... but hey who's counting, they're all great eh...
Peace ☮️ 😎
hey ol' man 57brought a gem or two eh?
Thank you Jimmy Page for coming to your senses and getting with the times and putting the whole album on RUclips. The younger generation will have much easier accessibility to your amazing music now
Since I've Been loving you, Amazing
How lucky I was to see them at Allie Pally London in 1973. Overpoweringly awesome. Never forgotten the energy of Rock roll. Transcendent.
Must listen to Led Zeppelin 3.
This was my first Led Zeppelin album. I got it when I was in Nam 71. Wore it out. Just listened to it the first time in years. Try to imagine what it was like listening to new music like this. I was fascinated by this sound and it is still my favorite Led Zeppelin album.
That had to be mind blowing. When I hear the right music, it stirs up "stuff" from my youth - it's almost like a part of me time travels. What region/ province did you serve? Did you ever get to see Bob Hope at one of those USO concerts?
@@hob976 got there December 70 a week before Christmas did see Bob Hope from way back in the rear. I was at camp Eagle 101 Airborne.
@@Cobra7071 No kiddin. My best friend was 101st, 75th Rangers. He was an LRRP in the A Shau valley around that time. I don't think he ever saw Camp Eagle, but he was in Hue (at the worst time to be there). Two of his 3 tours seemed to hug that 17th parallel. His eyes light up when we talk about the USO events. He thought Bob Hope was great.
@@hob976 thanks man been to Hue myself but it was quiet then. I worked on Cobras and Hueys at B 5th Trans Bn at Eagle. I was lucky just a few rocket attacks and some mortars. Nothing like the grunts had to endure. Thanks again for replying it does bring back memories. There were some great memories to go with a few bad ones.
@@Cobra7071 Well, I'm glad you were safe. Man, I'd never want to see one of those Cobras come over a hill pointed at me. I would've stayed underground after I saw that thing. Lol. Take care buddy.
Led Zeppelin 3 is a Masterpiece
My fav album, all great, even the graphic
…and now its a “remastered piece” 😊
Hammer of the Gods
Every album is
You got that right
Can I just say, as a young 61 year old woman, listening to Zeppelin while smoking weed is sublime.
FFS, it's just a word. @@stephanusghibellino
Isn't our country divided so deeply politically already? Now we have to be super-divided regarding generations?
This lack of unity is what crumbles prosperous nations into ruins.
I feel the same way as a 59-year-old man.
@@stephanusghibellino i’ve got to ask, what is wrong with you? Come on young man, let’s get with the flow a little little bit
@@stevennovakovich2525 so true. Hell Rome rotted from the inside.
Grew up with Led Zeppelin
Got Led Zeppelin 2,. When 17.
Led Zeppelin, WOW!!!! and another WOW !!!!❤ Rock!!!!
You win the Internet today on RUclips as the best album moving graphic ever!
And don't even get me started on the music.
How do you follow I & II?
Led Zeppelin III
Still as great!!
Their catalogue would not be complete without this critically important, underrated gem.
Aaaa
duh
TIL Led Zeppelin is Underrated
Me in Japan about 20 years ago,this was the first album of Led Zeppelin I bought. I can’t remember how many times I listened. I couldn’t understand this. But this definitely changed my world happier and more colorful, beautiful.
Awesome, I'm glad you still like LZ3. Their best in my opinion!
Me-self ,Irish never been too a led zepp or bad co though I seen on television back in the late 1960s Castro valley or was it San Jose California,this side of the arvarado Fremont mission San azae Fremont territory.
Kampai !
You were in Japan? Ever hear of Kitaro?
@@markmower6507 I’m Japanese. I’ve lived here. So I’ve heard it as a name of anime character or a Japanese actor. Both exist and I think you talking about the anime: it’s story of Japanese monster “”youkai “.youkai is a little scary but I like i Kitaro.
I've only recently discovered LZ and am 61yrs, what have I missed the last 45 yes, they are unbelievable ❤
I'm glad you (belatedly) discovered Led Zeppelin. No disrespect intended, but where the hell have you been? A few years ago, they started a new band called Greta Van Fleet. You should give them a listen.
LoL ...Yeah, Where were you all that time.
Never too late to be a zeppelin fan!!
how does one avoid stairway to heaven for 45 years???? LOL.
@@thomaschristopher8593Never turning on classic rock radio. Lol.
"When you're old and you're eyes are dim, ain't there ain't no 'Old Shep!' gonna happen again,
we'll still be walking down country lanes, singing the same old songs, hear me calling your name!"
Good call on those lyrics
Used to walk my dog every day always played this song before we went my dog Jack was a brown eyed merle I really miss him😊❤
I have always loved Elvis singing Ole Shep. A real tear jerker.
@@bruceb5481 I'll have to check that out! Thanks!
Honestly, I have listened to Led Zeppelin ever since I was a child in the 80's. And still Love the band's music today. All the elements of a great band to perfection!!! And so did my late dad in his day. He loved the way the songs just flowed.
My 1st album purchase and still rocking all these years later 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🎸🤘🏼
Good choice!
Yep mine too.
Mine also.
Who else still rock this in 2023. Nobody did it like Zeppelin 😝
thats right
How about March of 2024
That is not actually technically correct. 🤭
My boyfriend does do it better. 💘
@@steveraney7955kkkkk
Listening to this with my daughter and she commented on the squeak from the foot pedal on the drums, after relistening I can hardly hear it near the start. Apart from my my 65 yr old ears not as sharp as they used to be, this is one of my favorite songs that I used to sing to myself when working.
0:00 Immigrant Song
2:26 Friends
6:20 Celebration Day
9:50 Since I’ve Been Loving You
17:15 Out on the Tiles
21:22 Gallows Pole
26:20 Tangerine
29:31 That’s the Way
35:09 Bron-Y-Aur Stomp
39:26 Hats Off to (Roy) Harper
Hey hey what can I do should have been on this album, instead of ' Harper'
@@jamesbaker9905 Last room on your left
@@Der1Einzige ?
@@jamesbaker9905
Only a REAL Zep fan gets that.
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Streaming has got to a point where classic artists are putting out their whole albums on RUclips, what a time to witness
They probably get paid more for it on here with the ads than streaming....music is screwed
@@timetraveller1702 they're adapting to this world where nobody buys physical copies, so they rather upload it to RUclips and such because they realized that money comes from different sources now. Still, it's almost like a culture shock to see a full LZ album on RUclips, especially from the creators themselves (and I'm 24 haha)
@@lippi2171 it's apparent the Internet ruins any art form it lays it's hands on... which is such a shame... it was all about the ritual aspect of buying a physical record, or waiting to watch that TV show, or waiting for that movie to come out.... there's no waiting, there's no anticipation.... its instant gratification and the worth of that has always been highly dubious.... moan over haha
But not Jimi Hendrix albums
@@timetraveller1702I agree but that was then and this is now so just enjoy the free music and never before seen videos. Lecture over....
Good music never expires. LED is forever #1. ❤️
Hola Mónica, estoy totalmente de acuerdo con vos, saludos desde Uruguay
I’m right there with ya.🙌🏼
EXACTLY !! 😁👍
Man, I'm 60 , and had a Brother 10 years older then I and he past down all his albums to me in the early 70s and I had the whole hood coming to my house to smoke weed and Jam on these oldy but Goody's
@@rogerlloydsr773 Half your luck, mate! All the best from Sth Australia! :D
So great! Best band ever! ❤
First heard led zep when i bought an old reel to reel to fix and it came with led 3 on it. Love them! I would have never taken the time to learn an instrument if it wasn't for led zep. That was 1991 i was 13.😊
I had a 1/4 inch tape reel to reel of this album and Since I've Been Loving You" sounded even better on it than the digital remasters do today.
Пожалуй,это лучший ЛП.Это было потрясающее время для моего поколения,а потом этот оценили мои дети,а сейчас мои внуки.Мне 74 года. Искренне жаль,но сейчас таких талантливых групп ,скажем так, очень мало.Блеснут одним треком и все.
Never got the kudos at the time, but still holds up, better than most of its time.
I can remember buying this Album when it first came out back in 1970.
Since there are dozens of comments on how unique and fresh, (with old folk instruments and licks), for those who are too young to know, this album was released with an inner wheel, which could be turned by rotating the edge of the cover, revealing a series of new art images, which would slid into place onto the die cut cover. Very revolutionary for it's day, and if you can find one with the vinyl in decent condition, grab it up and enjoy a different time of art and music, it's a real treat.
I had it , and a bunch of other great albums by Zep and others... like a doofuss I left them behind at some apartment moving....
@@alteredbeast1974 "Ouch !" that would really hurt. Still got my vinyl, back up CDs & now access via U Tube, thank God!
"Aussie John"
Hat's off to Led Zeppelin !!! It's their best album, no doubt...
Don't know about the best....
Goosebumps every song. Zeppelin not of this world.
Glory to Ukraine
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My psychedelic days we would listen to this in the woods in the middle of the night
😵💫🤪🤡🚀✌️
Nobody could handle the drums like John Did...nobody could sing and play the mouth-harmonica like Robert did...nobody could play the basguitar like jJohn Paul Did... and nobody could play the guitars like Jimmie did... The Zeps are the greatest in all kinds of instuments that excist!!!!!
The music mystically played through the forest? 🫨
Cool mate
sasquatch probably was in the background enjoying the hell out of it!!
The engineers deserve a lot of credit for making this music sound so damn pretty
i was just thinking the kick on immigrant song sounds like a wet cardboard box...but each to his own - it s like the heavy songs were compromised to blend with the softer stuff. first listen for a while and i just listened to Zep 2 so quite a contrast in mix
@@martinrobertson2484I prefer the original over this remaster.
You really think the production is better on LZ II than on LZ III?
You mean Jimmy?
A ja w 1970 roku sluchalem calego albumu non stop jak tylko przebywałem w domu aż sąsiedzi znali kazdy numer z płyty na pamięc i tak zalozylismy w tym samym roku fan Club 👍👉⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐🌹👋👋👋👋
Аналогично ! Бедные соседи ! 😂
Dieses Album ist seltsam und gleichzeitig beruhigend.
Величайший альбом не только у Led Zeppelin,но и во всей современной музыке.
Fair enough 👍
Every time I hear Since I’ve been loving you, I get teary eyed. If you have ever loved someone and they dumped you or didn’t feel the same way and what might have been! Man! I’ll play this over and over. No one in my current family appreciates this music like me. I have to listen to it alone
Whole lotta love ❤Led Zeppelin❤
Most underrated zep album I really appreciate the more acoustic tracks such as tangerine gallows pole bron-y-aur stomp as well as the soul wrenching emotional roller coaster that is since I’ve been loving you featuring plants most soulful and howling vocals as well as Jimmy pages beautifully talkative solos with jpj and bonzo being their usual discreet yet all the important selves. This album is when zep really started to discover who they were in my eyes.
Yep, agree Awesome album !
"Aussie John"
Underrated? In what possible universe is this album underrated?
This album is really wild and experimental over time.
Lotta different stuff, folk, more instruments, different tunings, time signatures… they were really exploring their talent.
Agreed. There is no pattern. It’s what makes it great.
But man did it draw abuse when it was released! Other than Immigrant Song, of course.
Hey hey what can I do should have been on this album, instead of 'Harper'....
@@bjs301come on now...A. the entire album is fabulous....but to yourn point....a ....a little song called SIBLY..😉
@@kensalazar5066 I'm not sure what your point is, but I do remember a lot of reviewers and fans roasted the album.
One of the Greatest albums ever and. my personal favorite Led Zeppelin album. Tangerine, Gallows Pole, Celebration day, Immigrant Song!
Listened to this along with Led Zep 1,2 4 religiously growing up as a teen in the mid 70’ just turned 61 on 16 Aug. still gives me thrills listening to this album and remembering those hazy lazy crazy teens years😵💫😉😊
I was a teen in the 1980s. I hated most music on the radio. Zeppelin and he like (Hendrix, Cream, Sabbath, etc.) were exceptions and though I am about a decade younger but I still get chills from all these artists, or at least their earlier albums (Zeppelin's and Sabbath's later albums were not nearly as good as their earlier albums for me).
I had saved as soon as I heard they were coming and just got the clipping out of the Chicago Trib for tickets to the Nov shows in 1980 the day before his death. I had the coupon clipped with the money order for $62, my brother and me (he was my ride) and our ladies, in an envelope with all the 1st, 2nd, 3rd or 4th dates checked. Of course my first choice was for Sat the 15th. I had all sealed up and stamped ready to go. I never had the chance to mail it back in. I remember it like it was yesterday. RIP John.
Man oh man , I'm 61 I was a huge fan. I would get stoned and love on Zeppelin.
Gives me chills to this day either way. 😊
Français de 62 ans depuis le 20 août, j'aimais ces années seventies parceque adolescent on rêve sur de belles musiques comme LED ZEPPELIN.
Первые 4 альбома это шедевры Рок музыки на все времена . По моему скромному мнению
First 5 and Physical Graffiti (2 albums)
@@rambleon2011 всё,что было после величайших шедевров рок музыки l , ll, lll, lV..) - дальше это просто рок высшего коммерческого класса. Имхо)
Perfect album, a true masterpiece
My Mom got me my very first album and it was this. I was 13. I had a bunch of 45's but was my first album! I thought my Mom was the greatest person ever for getting this. I'm 67 and it's still one of my favorites!
Such a cool mother. Wow!
Thank her or pray for her. She is awesome for this!
LOVE the spinning disc! Memories of the good old days of vinyl! I still have mine.
I was 13 when I heard this. 67 now and still captivated.
I'm 65. Long fun ride
Same here Keith. Keep on rocking.
me 3
I'm 62 and still rocking on it!
i was 16 and still listening today 😀
Still as powerful & moving as it was 50 years ago!...Led Zeppelin will live on forever.♥
Never be another band as good as led zep
Might be my favourite Zeppelin album. Two great heavy songs ("Immigrant song" and "Since I've been loving you") but also several nice acoustics. Glad I grew up with music like this instead of the mostly rubbish that comes from the radio today.
Gallows Pole is a jam also.....the end rips
hands down agree
The best band in History Led Zeppelin ❤️👍
I remember when I listened to it for the first time. I was on train, after a breakup with loved person. I cried when I had heard Tangerine. ❤️
This is their most beautiful version. I am going through my hell right now listening to this.
@@robertwilson3453 Good luck with going through the hell and I hope you are going to get out of it, just like I did get out of mine.
Самый потусторонний и мистический альбом LZ, в то же время исследующий глубины людского подсознания. До сих пор потрясает гениальность этой музыки.
I've done a million things listening to this impeccable album. ❤
Wow, I don’t think I have heard this album for over 50 years, even more impressive now that I’m in my 60’s. just timeless. ❤️
Second to Presence album. One of the greatest Led Zeppelin masterpiece.
Sitting back chilling in North Carolina listening to Zeppelin on jbl boom box hot as he'll here
I'm in the hospital recovering from surgery, this is my favorite Led Zeppelin album. Thank you ✌💚
Feel better, mate.
@@lucash8234 I appreciate it, enjoy the music.
Music is pills good additive! especially Led Zep and if I may add also: Rory Gallagher. Get healthy quick
@@dominiquepaul6877 thanks, I appreciate it.
God bless you, and pray for a speedy recovery, mate!
My daughter (19 y.o) just discovered this album and orderd the viny LP ... Never stop rocking!
Led Zeppelin lives on forever best band ever
Have you ever heard of Deep Purple or Black Sabbath?
@@meateater1768 Zeppelin is better than both of those bands combined.
Compared to Deep Purple, zeplin is overrated as hell!!!
Led Zeppelin doesn't have a weakness musically. John Pail Jones. Jimmy Page. Robert Plant. John Bonham. It's an All-Star lineup. Jimmy Page is a master Riff writer. He thinks like a composer. His talented is limitless. John Paul Jones' keyboard and bass work is amazing. He adds a layer that may go unnoticed to some. But really listen. He is the glue. John Bonham is a human metronome. Makes it look so easy. So much power, direction, and soul in his drum fills. Robert Plant delivers like no other. Unique. Charismatic Great delivery and pitch. The prototype for a lead singer, for sure.
i think their songwriting is quite limited compared to other great bands of the era. their lyricism too is downright weak.
@@younghegelian1 I heard you about the lyrics when I think about it. I always loved the Grateful Dead's Lyrics. Bob Dylan had great lyrics too. A little wordy at times but he was good at making points. The Doors always struck me as lyrically creative. Whose lyrics do you appreciate?
@@drophatinc Love Dylan, especially when he does the stream of conciousness thing, It's Alright Ma', Subterranean Homesick Blues etc. Never listened to the Grateful Dead, maybe I should get on that, Jim Morrison is great but maybe a little bit of a poser sometimes lol. I actually really appreciate Mick Jagger's lyrics, I find when people talk about great rock lyricists they don't often mention him, which is a shame. I think he brings an honesty that you don't really find in other big rock bands, see for intsance Wild Horses or Moonlight Mile, that really elevates their music. Also love Lou Reed, Velvet Underground and solo work, fantastic story teller and incredibly emphatetic. Some other of my favorites (not strictly classic rock) are Mark E. Smith from The Fall, John Prine, Krist Kristofferson, Patti Smith, Van Morrison.
The Best ALL Led Zeppelin is GOOD!!! ONE OF MY Favorites 💗
My favorite Led Zepp album !
This remaster sounds excellent!!!!
"I'M ABOUT TO LOSE, MY WORRIED MIND"
Dude. Since I’ve been loving you. What an amazing piece of blues. So freaking soulful!!!
Led Zeppelin Forever
Noone comes close brother
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Perseverancia música 🎵🎼
NOTHING or NOBODY will ever compare
Best Blues guitar intro....period ! Best blues solo...period ! Jimmy always played with is heart...So much Emotions in is beautifull playing ! Best band of all times !
Legendary album
Indeed, as with all of them
@@LITTLE1994Right. The only Led Zeppelin album better than III is all of them until you've gone full circle and starting over again, because they're ALL the best Led Zeppelin album. I mean, that's a universal constant like the speed of light in a vacuum, right?
@@IlBoscoPrimavera nah, in through out of the door sucks
@@thalesmendeslima1552 Well, while all Led Zeppelin albums are equally their Best Album, I'll grant you that some of their albums are more The Best than others. Your case in point is a prime example. Plus, I hated that particular album cover. 😂
The Gods of rock and roll! Thank you Zepp!!! For so many good times, love you till the end.
Man I'm 59 now discovered led zeppelin in 1975 still to this day nothing makes me feel like the mighty zeppelin I will rock this till the day I die 😊
Me Too br !
"Aussie John"
The best blues in music history : Since I'm been loving you !!! Recorded live in Studio !!!!
I love the song, but that comment is a little extreme. It's all personal opinion.