Hip Hop Head Listens to LED ZEPPELIN - "LED ZEPPELIN I" (Full Album Reaction)

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  • @mikeballentine1984
    @mikeballentine1984 Год назад +4

    Thanks!

  • @madelineshockley5906
    @madelineshockley5906 Год назад +166

    Thanks for making my Friday night Sir. We layed on the floor between our speakers, so many great times. Only problem was someone had to get up and flip the record over.

    • @dickcnormis1444
      @dickcnormis1444 Год назад +12

      I used to do the same so you can actually feel the music and the drums especially pounding through your body after smoking a fat one . Your senses were so heightened by the weed and the the thunderous Zep music would just be even more incredible.

    • @aspjake123
      @aspjake123 Год назад +8

      Yes truth!!! Head phones were nothing compared to a pair or Speaker labs between your head laying on the floor!!!

    • @aspjake123
      @aspjake123 Год назад +7

      @@dickcnormis1444 Amen the great ol 70's baby!!!!

    • @gordo6327
      @gordo6327 Год назад +6

      LOL smoke a joint and kick back

    • @1313jerry1313
      @1313jerry1313 Год назад +7

      You're bringing back memories for me.
      I smoked a lot of weed sitting on the floor listening to Zeppelin playing on a 95% cranked volume knob. The 5% less kept down the static.

  • @larryh.5229
    @larryh.5229 Год назад +57

    Don't forget the musical genius of bass player / keyboardist John Paul Jones! 👍

  • @BBaldwin
    @BBaldwin Год назад +41

    I think I can speak for all of the Zepheads here when I say we appreciate the time and attention you put into this. Just wait for the second album-and every one thereafter-be prepared to have your head blown off!! It only gets better..

    • @dancarter482
      @dancarter482 Год назад +2

      But what IS and what should NEVER be?

  • @Kevonutube303
    @Kevonutube303 Год назад +21

    The day this album became available, I bought it, took it to my girlfriend's house, went to the family room, hair down to my shoulders, cranked up the stereo up to 10! About the time we got to Dazed And Confused, father walked in Shouted out " WTF is this Sh*t ???" Right then, I KNEW it was one of the greatest albums created!!! Since then I have worn out 3 albums, 2 8-tracks, 2 cassettes 3 CD's. Ipods, etc. And now I'm listening to it with you on YT media, 54 yrs later. Thanks man. Enjoy.

    • @jrvasquez
      @jrvasquez 6 месяцев назад +1

      What's an 8 track Grand Pa?

  • @juliemanarin4127
    @juliemanarin4127 Год назад +135

    Imagine how we felt when we first heard this in 1969! They BURST onto the planet! I'm 63 years old so I have loved them since then!

    • @davidbordonaro1631
      @davidbordonaro1631 Год назад +6

      Yes ! - I'm 62 and feel the same . can't wait for Physical Graffiti

    • @paulaleckey1968
      @paulaleckey1968 Год назад +3

      60 here :)

    • @kd8199
      @kd8199 Год назад +2

      Same! 63 yo here too.

    • @debbieverret4033
      @debbieverret4033 Год назад +2

      65 here and saw them in concert in 1977, blew me away!

    • @mjeffn2
      @mjeffn2 Год назад +3

      68…..oh yeah

  • @PeterTea
    @PeterTea Год назад +28

    “I’d like to introduce Led Zeppelin to you…” and the rest is history.

  • @williamcabell142
    @williamcabell142 Год назад +32

    Hence…now you realize why us old dudes say don’t make music like this anymore! The 60’s and 70’s were the best two decades ever for music! 😎

    • @plother4242
      @plother4242 Год назад +1

      I couldn't agree more. The talent now I could count on one hand compared to the talent then that would take pages and pages.

    • @excrono
      @excrono 2 месяца назад

      Consider that nostalgia for your youth may be limiting your openness to the future.

  • @bobbrown9158
    @bobbrown9158 Год назад +31

    I remember when Zepplin first hit the radio waves, Robert's voice slapped you in the face, an unmistakable moment. Rock Gods!

    • @mattsmith7490
      @mattsmith7490 Год назад +4

      I was about 9 when this came out and my parents forbid me to hear it. They had not heard the band, but were told it was evil! Then my uncle bought Zeppelin II for my dad' birthday, and the music around my house changed dramatically!

  • @nancygarreaud1534
    @nancygarreaud1534 Год назад +29

    My older brother gifted me this record as I went off to a religious college my mother was sending me to “to straighten me out.” Saved my life.

    • @richardbarnard9110
      @richardbarnard9110 Год назад

      good for you, more power to ya..and a f**king plague on control-freak parents x

    • @Mark-in5yw
      @Mark-in5yw Год назад

      Amen sister!!😁

  • @stunspot
    @stunspot Год назад +68

    This is on my shortlist for all-time favorite album. It's certainly the best debut album ever. I mean, these guys were 19-20 years old and did _that_! I mean... EVERY song is an absolute _banger_. I mean... Damn.. Way to make the rest of us feel unaccomplished!

    • @juliemanarin4127
      @juliemanarin4127 Год назад +5

      Absolutely Agree!!!

    • @steveullrich7737
      @steveullrich7737 Год назад +4

      Totally agree, also can't think of another group's first album with such a wealth of great songs!

    • @JB-db4gf
      @JB-db4gf Год назад

      As far as debut rock albums there are some that probably come a very close second, like Black Sabbath, Boston, Van Halen, Guns n Roses, Pearl Jam, Rage Against the Machine... but you're right Zep I, probably the pinnacle.

  • @stuartsiglain3972
    @stuartsiglain3972 Год назад +30

    Robert Plant’s harmonica playing was insane.

    • @eatthisvr6
      @eatthisvr6 Год назад +2

      The dude can play can't he!! Sneaks in under the radar how good he actually is

    • @Mark-in5yw
      @Mark-in5yw Год назад

      Still is!!

  • @eatthisvr6
    @eatthisvr6 Год назад +15

    They were kids when they did this and when they released it they BLEW everybody away and changed rock music overnight

  • @norahdenovan8658
    @norahdenovan8658 Год назад +17

    Led Zeppelin are just gods, so young& simply pure talent, happy days , they will be played forever like Pink Floyd ❤

    • @plother4242
      @plother4242 Год назад

      there were a lot of bands that can be put into that category. Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Queen, Bee Gees, Black Sabbath, Jethro Tull, the Rolling Stones, Cat Stevens, Jim Croce, Aerosmith, and the list goes on and on. They all had unique voices with songs that were perfect for their voice that no one else could sing them like they did.

  • @turnsufficient4971
    @turnsufficient4971 Год назад +13

    Just think - the singer, Robert Plant and drummer, John Bonham, were only 20 yrs old on this album. The recordingng for this album began on Sept 25th, 1968 and oddly, John Bonham passed away exactly 12 years later, on Sept 25th, 1980. It was horrible and immensely sad day. John Bonham could not be replaced - they called it quits.

  • @BBaldwin
    @BBaldwin Год назад +18

    They were, are and WILL ALWAYS BE the ultimate rock band..

  • @OutOnTheTiles
    @OutOnTheTiles Год назад +18

    Greatest rock band ever !!
    Every song is different right up to their last album “In Through The Outdoor” from 1979.

  • @karenscigliano9787
    @karenscigliano9787 Год назад +21

    Oh dear God this is bone rattling-- back-up-against-the-
    wall- take your breath away--turn it up to "11".... heavy blues metal rock your socks off music...my absolute favorite of theirs ❤️

  • @npkrn6764
    @npkrn6764 Год назад +26

    Dazed and Confused is in my top 5 LZ songs. If you want to see true genius...watch their performance of this song live from Madison Square Garden from their movie "The Song Remains the Same". Make sure to do the WHOLE version - it's approximately 25+ minutes, but worth every second. ❤️

    • @lordwobbly
      @lordwobbly Год назад +1

      Fun fact! Dazed and Confused was written by Jake Holmes, the same guy who wrote jingles for Gillette and Dr Pepper!

  • @rileysteve
    @rileysteve Год назад +14

    This album was a game changer for those of us who enjoyed our LSD. The audio effects were awesome, the heavy guitar, just far-out. It took psychedelic music to a new level!

  • @gailsimmons5270
    @gailsimmons5270 Год назад +41

    The fact that you’re listening to the whole album opens up the door for me to say this is why us older folks say that today’s music sucks! The knowledge, the ambition, the musicianship, the lyrics that were created, and in most cases, the knowledge that our artist had in the studio and how to work the equipment was part of what created such great music. So, that being said, how can you come from my generation’s music and listen to the low quality effort that is put into today’s music. a lot of today’s artist not all, have no idea of how to put an entire song together never mind an entire album and have no clue as to what all that is in the studio is capable of doing or how to work it. We are spoiled, grateful, immensely proud of the music we grew up with, diehard fans will not except anything less and are relying on the younger generation to keep this great music alive. OK I put in my two cents in. Thanks for reacting to this entire album. Led Zeppelin still the best band ever of the 1970s!😎✌🏻

    • @freethinker--
      @freethinker-- Год назад +6

      Agree,90% of modern music is shallow musicly.
      Record companies just want good looking singers that can do a few dance moves, they don't care if you can't sing live, they'll use backing tracks and some pointless dancers to hide the lack of talent.

    • @algoner4421
      @algoner4421 Год назад +2

      The order of the songs is like a concert with the different types. Unmatched experience

  • @thermionix
    @thermionix Год назад +6

    Yes sir. Keep going. In chronological order.

  • @rodhester2166
    @rodhester2166 Год назад +16

    One of my favorite bands and albums of all time. Some of the songs were not originals but I like their versions of the remakes better than the originals.. that usually does not happen.

  • @crazexskater
    @crazexskater Год назад +11

    Digging your videos sir. Your approach is very unique. It is very in depth . Zeppelin is DEEP.
    Two thumbs up. 👍

  • @TheMUSICHEART
    @TheMUSICHEART Год назад +32

    Something people often forget about Led Zeppelin because of the depth of their recordings and performances, is that this was a three piece band with an amazing singer.

    • @bhelliom3
      @bhelliom3 Год назад

      Same story with Rush, and I absolutely love watching reactions to their live performances after someone has gotten familiar with their discography a bit cuz they just can't believe/process it without seeing it themselves.

    • @kenneth9874
      @kenneth9874 Год назад +2

      Well Robert did play a mean harmonica

    • @johnvaillancourt4168
      @johnvaillancourt4168 Год назад +1

      Four piece band😉

    • @humboldtharry1289
      @humboldtharry1289 7 месяцев назад +1

      @@johnvaillancourt4168Well in his defense, Jones was often overlooked 😆

  • @Bluewizard7131
    @Bluewizard7131 Год назад +15

    The How Many More Times live television performance was one of the first times they played live. They had only been together about 6 months at this point. Every live performance is different as they improvise extensively!

  • @randycrooks6240
    @randycrooks6240 Год назад +18

    This by far is your best reaction. I like when you stop in between tracks. I would like to see expound more on how the songs make you feel..

  • @mongosaqqara
    @mongosaqqara Год назад +7

    50 years old! This album was so influential...it opened the door to the hard rock mania...still the best I have heard.

  • @kenhoyer8601
    @kenhoyer8601 Год назад +18

    This came out when I was 18. No one ever heard a voice like Robert Plant.

    • @cecilkeebler4254
      @cecilkeebler4254 Год назад +1

      Steve Marriott would beg to differ

    • @kd8199
      @kd8199 Год назад +3

      @@cecilkeebler4254 - I had to look him up. Didn’t recognize his name. He does have a comparable voice to Robert Plant. What he didn’t have was Jon Bonham, Jimmy Page, and John Paul Jones.

    • @benridge6570
      @benridge6570 Год назад +2

      We the same age, I agree, Sweet memories, sweet music 🎶 x keep Rocking

    • @plother4242
      @plother4242 Год назад

      @@cecilkeebler4254 I think there were many great voices and they all sang songs that highlighted their voices. No one could sing Freddie's songs like Freddie Mercury. The same with Robert Plant, Steve marriott, Barry and Robin Gibb, Simon and Garfunkel, and more. Their voices were unique and perfect for the songs they wrote.

  • @cherryvalley5000
    @cherryvalley5000 Год назад +14

    Robert not only sings… he is the harmonica too!❤️

  • @mikeeckel2807
    @mikeeckel2807 Год назад +15

    Put "Led Zeppelin" on the turntable and the opening notes of "Good Times, Bad Times" grabbed me by the balls...and never let go until the end of side two.

  • @danielmass2florida848
    @danielmass2florida848 Год назад +16

    More Led Zeppelin albums please

  • @pipco121234
    @pipco121234 Год назад +7

    G'day from Oz, there where 5 members to this band, add the formidable Peter Grant their manager. There was a time before Peter Grant on how musicians where paid and after Peter Grant. JP is one of the reasons there was an exposion of guitarists in the 70's, 80's and 90's 🎼🎸

  • @marymargaretmoore9034
    @marymargaretmoore9034 Год назад +7

    John Paul Jones, a constant underlying and immaculate sound holding it all together. John Bonham (aka Bonzo) also part of that thunderous backing groove and rhythm section.

  • @666tubedragon666
    @666tubedragon666 Год назад +5

    Hello world, we are Led Zeppelin and we are HERE! brilliant reaction, Lil J

  • @donnabruhn6907
    @donnabruhn6907 Год назад +4

    You were awesome, I enjoyed the trip haven't listened to this whole album since the ,70's. First album released in '69 my senior year of high school I was hooked

  • @themycroft5894
    @themycroft5894 Год назад +13

    There is an early live on TV, Denmark radio 1969. 30 mins long, the kids in that audience don't even know what they are looking at. Led Zeppelin ushered in the 70s from that gig.

    • @robertj5881
      @robertj5881 Год назад +2

      The French TV performance is my favorite. A bunch of bewildered French middle-age people who were there for some talkshow. They were sitting there a gate going “what the fuck is this,” except one of the security guards in the back corner went crazy and was dancing like anything.

    • @JB-db4gf
      @JB-db4gf Год назад

      @@robertj5881 that's awesome!

  • @jilldiable8119
    @jilldiable8119 Год назад +8

    Love your reaction to the Mighty Led Zeppelin. Truly my fave band. Love the fact u did the whole album.the band are so talented,Roberts voice is amazing & sultry & when he plays the harmonica oh my. I've been a fan since the very early 70s,still am John ( bonzo) Bonham the drummer is a god of the sticks,& Jimmy on guitar awesome. John Paul Jones ( bass & 🎹 Keyboards) are all superb.

  • @davidreichl1931
    @davidreichl1931 Год назад +6

    You're going to be a fun follow down this rabbit hole. Subscribed. That last song find you just did was a treasure for a person just being introduced.

  • @isadona59
    @isadona59 Год назад +10

    Their first album!!!!! How much talent!!!! So young were the four of them. Madison Square Garden in 73 is the most epic live's concert of Zeppelin, In Earls Court 75 to...And his last big concert in Kneworth...79, before Bonzo Died, and after almost two year that the band don't play cause Robert Plant, the singer, have lost a song 77. Thanks for your very good reaction, I expect see your new reactions

  • @michaelmassaro8532
    @michaelmassaro8532 Год назад +7

    Thank you young man. You are exactly whar the young people need today, so they can appreciate where their music came from while acknowledging the greatness of musicianship. A quality that is getting lost in the world of technology. Much respect to you!

  • @timtubemusic
    @timtubemusic Год назад +4

    Thats only the first step on a beautiful journey into great rock, Keep going on the next zepplin albums until you hear them alll.

  • @shaykosovac8722
    @shaykosovac8722 Год назад +9

    They are so mesmerizing Live. So much power and energy from 3 instruments and a voice.

  • @charliejepsen485
    @charliejepsen485 Год назад +7

    You definitely need to react to “ In My Time of Dying “ live at Earls Court. Jimmys slide guitar work is sublime .

  • @uksuef7218
    @uksuef7218 Год назад +12

    That was a great reaction!! you picked the best way to get the most out of the music, listening to the whole album as they intended it to be heard and then including a live version as well. The violin bow technique you saw on that film is how Page generated the sounds on Dazed and confused so you need to see a live version of that as well, MSG 1973 version if you can find it. This was widely regarded as one of the best first albums ever by any band, it wasn't their only one that year - unlimited range and talent. All four of them are legends. adding Whole lotta love just in case there wasn't enough greatness!! do go back and react to that properly you wouldn't want to miss it. Also the live performance of "i can't quit you baby" at the Royal Albert Hall 1970

  • @emersongoss16
    @emersongoss16 Год назад +6

    That was fun !!!! Do another one !!! Best catalogue of music ever made.

  • @1313jerry1313
    @1313jerry1313 Год назад +5

    I just recently found you. I dig your style, bro...
    It's really cool to experience great rock for the "first" time through your eyes and ears. It brings back very wonderful memories for me.
    I like how you do your research also.

  • @patrickmoranmusic9205
    @patrickmoranmusic9205 Год назад +5

    Guess I'm staying up for another 2 hours. Hell Yeah 🤘 Let's go

  • @suzannemiller594
    @suzannemiller594 Год назад +7

    As Jack Black would say: the Zeppathon is the classic rock hadj. Sit down and listen to them all in a row. 😉

  • @TheCamarosBand
    @TheCamarosBand Год назад +4

    Plant and Bonham were 20 years old when they recorded LZ1. TWENTY. By the time they were 25 they had recorded LZ1, 2, 3, 4, and Houses of the Holy. Led Zeppelin we’re musically so far and above any band of their time. Proof is it’s 2023 and you’re being absolutely blown away by a record from 1968.

  • @svenno9951
    @svenno9951 Год назад +3

    Debut album. Listen to that sophistication and talent right out the gate. Yep. Goat

  • @jmar7631
    @jmar7631 Год назад +14

    Well, that was an excellent album reaction. Looking forward to your reaction to album 2.
    These four guys were individually the best of the best and when they formed as a band, they forever changed the world of rock music. No other band like Zeppelin before or since.
    Now that you've heard the studio version of Dazed and Confused, and seeing that you really enjoy Page's guitar playing, check out their nearly 30-minute live performance of the song during their 1973 Madison Square Garden concert. Page was on frigging fire. Would love to see your reaction to that as well.
    Thanks for a posting a great reaction. Edit: Subbed to see where this journey takes you. :)

    • @juliemanarin4127
      @juliemanarin4127 Год назад +1

      Everything you said is right spot on!!

    • @electricgamer9815
      @electricgamer9815 Год назад +1

      Pink Floyd is better

    • @kd8199
      @kd8199 Год назад +3

      @@electricgamer9815 - it’s subjective. I am a PF fanatic. However, I like Zep just a half notch better. Both are tops on my list.

  • @aaronarnold7653
    @aaronarnold7653 Год назад +4

    That guitar, that voice, those drums...all the other Sounds....JPJ

  • @jfs70ss
    @jfs70ss Год назад +4

    You've got to be the close to the same age as my oldest son, he's 28 and only listens to Rap. He's aware of led Zeppelin from me and some of his white friends. I'm Hispanic. I'm sure when he gets older he will start to broaden his horizons. New Sub. Zepp and Pink Floyd are G.O.A.T.S. Peace

  • @m.ericwatson968
    @m.ericwatson968 Год назад +5

    Raw, dirty, savage, emotive rock and roll music, Led Zeppelin set a standard from the word go

  • @juliemanarin4127
    @juliemanarin4127 Год назад +5

    Jimmy produced all their albums too!! Robert on the harmonica too!! Yes there's live You Shook Me! In Dazed And Confused Jimmy plays the guitar with a violin bow!

  • @Kim-xm8uh
    @Kim-xm8uh Год назад +10

    Awesome reaction, each song is more of an experience than just a tune.

  • @nicksodano4762
    @nicksodano4762 Год назад +4

    J! Thank you for this! I have not enjoyed Zep1 so much ... since I was your Age! And your youthful enthusiasm is what makes it HIT like it used to do. Thx!

  • @thewizard6077
    @thewizard6077 Год назад +5

    Great reaction man. Can't wait for Zep II.
    Peace

  • @soir910
    @soir910 Год назад +2

    you listening to the FIRST and WHOLE album is really really appreciated man

  • @larannar123
    @larannar123 Год назад +6

    So glad you loved the album!!
    You will truly enjoy each album, their creative style is untouched!!!💯😎

  • @AliasMark69
    @AliasMark69 Год назад +3

    First time hearing this album......15 years old.... buy this album/Cassette.... sitting with friends in the sand at the beach Newport O.C. Calif.... passing around 3 bowls and joints.... 300 watts, 15" speakers.... BLEW AWAY EVERYONE FOR A MILE AROUND..... WOW.... Started a huge party with that album, By the end of the album there was over fifty people hangin around... great Memories.

  • @kimberlyjohnson8932
    @kimberlyjohnson8932 Год назад +8

    Let's go led heads.

  • @fractuss
    @fractuss Год назад +4

    One of the best band intro songs of all time.

  • @zevpass
    @zevpass Год назад +4

    That was a magical group that was unreal ... Jimmy Page played from a place that is just hard to comprehend ... Thanks for sharing ..

  • @dolfinpt
    @dolfinpt Год назад +4

    Cool watching people listening to music we grew up with!❤
    Listening for the first time buzzed is the way to go!!
    Hoping you enjoy LZ as much we Still Do! Music of my life!!✌️

  • @donnabruhn6907
    @donnabruhn6907 Год назад +14

    This is real F---ing music ain't nothing like it anymore. Pure genius 👍😎✌️❤️

  • @davidbordonaro1631
    @davidbordonaro1631 Год назад +5

    Don't forget to remind yourself that this was 1969 !

  • @brezz6759
    @brezz6759 Год назад +5

    My fav album ever and BEST debut album from any band

  • @susannebass5503
    @susannebass5503 Год назад +5

    I LOVE YOU❤️ Not many reactors will do a whole ZEP album!! You've got about 100 songs to go.. just scratched the surface...A MIGHTY DEEP RABBIT HOLE 🎶🎶 please do ZEP 4 complete 💯 Bonzo hitting the drums like they stole from him!!

  • @TheDjpressha
    @TheDjpressha Год назад +8

    Yes man! Do the albums, of course, but their live recordings are so tasty! So much improv between all of them, scatting from Plant, riffs and psychedelia from Page, Bonzo absolutely crushing drums, and John Paul Jones holding everything down with his bass and organ. I'm here with ya man.

  • @wesbeuning1733
    @wesbeuning1733 Год назад +2

    Led zeppelin 2 came out in 1969 as well, so not quite into the '70s yet. ...yes they put out their first two albums in the same year, ...because they came to town to WORK.

  • @DeniseWorley-rd1cw
    @DeniseWorley-rd1cw Год назад +4

    Led Zeppeli, the greatest band of all times.

  • @joanna400
    @joanna400 Год назад +12

    I think I heard, it's a legend that it was told to the band it would be like a lead zeppelin. Obviously, an airship (zeppelin) of lead would be so heavy it would crash and burn because lead is so heavy. So I think someone told the band they would be like a lead zeppelin and they went with the name. I actually don't know that much about it for sure, but I believe I heard that was where the name came. I love the one IV ... That album has so much on it!

    • @charliejonas4609
      @charliejonas4609 Год назад +8

      You’re pretty close. The story is that John Bonham and Keith Moon, the drummer from The Who were out together drinking. John Bonham told Keith Moon about this new band he was in. Moon told him it was going to go down like a lead balloon. John told the rest of the band. The Hindenburg was a Zeppellin, known more commonly as a blimp that burst in to flames while in the air and went down. It is on video. It’s is the greatest mechanical tragedy of it’s time. The band decided on the name Led Zeppelin.

    • @juliemanarin4127
      @juliemanarin4127 Год назад +2

      @@charliejonas4609 yep you're right!

  • @TheCondomconnor
    @TheCondomconnor Год назад +2

    Page has got his violin bow out and is killing it on dazed and confused..

  • @tammieparrishmiller3669
    @tammieparrishmiller3669 Год назад +2

    I had this album as a teenager and used to listen on the floor under my Grandmothers dining room table with my headphones on full blast. My God it took me away! Dazed and Confused was played over and over. I was good at setting that needle down right where I needed it. A friend just gave me an old turntable and receiver and I've got some old Bose speakers I'm getting ready to start rockin the house! My neighbors are gonna love me!

  • @terrymills810
    @terrymills810 Год назад +4

    Zeppelin almost always jammed on their live versions of their songs so you can react to the studio version and hear a different version live. a great one is dazed and confused which is one song on this album but takes a whole side of an album on the Song remains the same.!!

  • @javiercastrejon8102
    @javiercastrejon8102 Год назад +5

    That last live song was the best live performance you could’ve reacted to since that’s probably the bands 1st live performance that was recorded… they never played their songs the same way on stage

  • @danjohnson2986
    @danjohnson2986 Год назад +1

    Your reaction to dazed and confused was spot on. It’s so much to take in. That double drum drop gives me chills to this day. When music physically makes you FEEL something. Good stuff.

  • @paulbrooke9813
    @paulbrooke9813 Год назад +5

    Led Zep are monsters, all 4 members legends in their own right. Go straight into the Led Zeppelin II album man 👌 Also check out more Black Sabbath when you find the time Bro. Another band full of talented members producing naughty grooves!

  • @georged9615
    @georged9615 Год назад +2

    It's cool to see you enjoying this recording. I was 19 years old at the time. I had the great good fortune to see them in a club type venue in August 1969. They did these songs live and sounded pretty much like what the album sounds like. As someone said in a comment on another video, "It's worth being old now, to have been young then". (also went to Woodstock earlier that month)

  • @leecharles9608
    @leecharles9608 Год назад +3

    That was an awesome reaction my friend thank you.
    Check out Led zeppelin live Denmark radio show, they play the full album live and it's a thing to behold, honestly mate the Smash it!

  • @yozaseig3870
    @yozaseig3870 Год назад +9

    Greatest band ever. Try their early live stuff from Royal Albert Hall ....inctedible seeing them so young but so accomplished .

    • @juliemanarin4127
      @juliemanarin4127 Год назад +3

      Live they are unequalled!! Nobody comes close!

    • @robertj5881
      @robertj5881 Год назад

      If he would’ve watched how many more times from that concert, the moment Robert hit that first extended please, he would’ve fallen out of his chair. I had a girlfriend who called that the panty dropping note. Try it out with a hot girl.

  • @acarter4173
    @acarter4173 Год назад +3

    Good times. You'll enjoy their live shows.

  • @alexfletcher5192
    @alexfletcher5192 Год назад +2

    The members of Led Zeppelin literally grew up in post war Britain of comparative privation and initially adopted the sound of the blues as an outpouring of this.

  • @neutech1426
    @neutech1426 Год назад +2

    many find their first listen of a zep tune was just the beginning ... replay value = incredibly high

  • @MojoPin1983
    @MojoPin1983 Год назад +12

    Why didn’t you react to the studio version of How Many More Times? That’s one of their best songs.

  • @DanHam43103
    @DanHam43103 4 месяца назад +1

    I remember when I heard this vinyl for the first time. I wore that record out and the needle too. This is when the phrase “Turn it up to 11” originated.
    There are a handful of albums that dropped that can be said to have changed music forever.
    Led Zeppelin I is one of them.

  • @etotheipi42
    @etotheipi42 Год назад +2

    I spend most of my time listening to Hip Hop, but earlier in life I went back and listened to classic rock greats. So it’s fun for me to rehear great albums that I haven’t listened to many times. A nice reminder that other genres of music exist besides hip hop.

    • @dickcnormis1444
      @dickcnormis1444 Год назад

      Hip hop is the bottom of the barrel, no musical skill, no real singing, no real instruments, no meaningful lyrics, it’s fake music.

    • @etotheipi42
      @etotheipi42 Год назад

      @@dickcnormis1444 Hip Hop is music that can only exist after the invention of recorded sound. It’s literally next level from merely playing instruments. You sound like an unevolved loon. Go boomer somewhere else.

    • @dickcnormis1444
      @dickcnormis1444 Год назад

      @@etotheipi42 yes because hip hop is so evolved and complex, 😂 how is going from real musicians and real singers to fake electronic shat and some imbecile talking over someone else’s music considered evolving. Go be a triggered millennial douche elsewhere. A true artist takes a blank canvas and creates a masterpiece from nothing. Someone taking another persons music and talking over it with cornball rhymes is a fraud. Comparing hip hop to old rock, blues,jazz, soul, Motown, funk, etc is like comparing a Picasso to Paint By Numbers. Hip hop is the paint by numbers of music.

    • @etotheipi42
      @etotheipi42 Год назад

      @@dickcnormis1444 I have listened to the best of your generations music it’s old and easy to find who is best because critics have all rated it. I’m a Hip Hop head so I also have listened to the best of Hip Hop, and it’s way better. You are just an ignorant.
      ““Yo yo this ain't ya granddaddy music, it's hip hop
      Comin through your woofer like a mule kick
      Hundred-thousand watts on some bullshit” - Method Man

  • @markacuna4418
    @markacuna4418 Год назад +2

    These guys were in the studio first album at the age of 19 & 20 yrs old

  • @safespacebear
    @safespacebear 11 месяцев назад +2

    Saw Page and Plant in St Louis in 98. When tbey did Babe Im Gonna Leave You and it got to the driving part the whole crowd was jumping in unison. Beautiful moment and one of my all time favorite memories

  • @Cicero207
    @Cicero207 Год назад +6

    Thanks for your reaction. I hope you dive into more Led Zeppelin full albums.

  • @cherylpalmer4311
    @cherylpalmer4311 10 месяцев назад +1

    I just love to watch the younger people listen to led zeppelin for the first time. They hear what we heard 50 years ago. Jimmy Page sais we wanted to make music that would stand the length of time. He did! Led zeppelin forever. Saw them in Tampa Florida 1973 and 1977. Best rock n roll band ever❤❤❤

  • @stevengarza8777
    @stevengarza8777 Год назад +3

    Great reaction as always

  • @doriwiljt
    @doriwiljt Год назад +2

    Part of the Soundtrack of my young teen years 1970-75. We had the best music growing up

  • @sicotshit7068
    @sicotshit7068 9 месяцев назад +1

    Each one is & was the GOAT of their craft, & they melded together as one. Live solos of John Bonham Moby Dick, & Jimmy Page live Madison Square Gardens are out of this world.

  • @suzannemiller594
    @suzannemiller594 Год назад +2

    I’m enjoying your search for background information. Absolutely watch them live! Madison Square Gardens is awesome. Kennedy Center honors is a great live tribute. Enjoy.

  • @sutech161
    @sutech161 Год назад +1

    ty J / great post / no turning away now... more please

  • @Bluewizard7131
    @Bluewizard7131 Год назад +3

    Great reaction. You have to see some live Zeppelin performances. Anything live will blow you away.

  • @acedcbrown9585
    @acedcbrown9585 Год назад +3

    Zeppelin has some great stuff!! nothing has come close to this music.