Lo mismo me pasó cuando escuché esto a los 14 años, ahora tengo 17 y tocó esto en mi guitarra eléctrica, tengo 17 años y soy de Manzanillo Colima México:)
The moment where Page kicks in on that later lead, and you realized where this was going, and dropped the phone was one of the most real expressions of pure joy I have seen in a while...That was awesome...
Congratulations Gentlemen, you have discovered the Holy Grail. Get a big bag, enough for a week. Go downstairs, listen to everything Zeppelin .Your lives have begun.
Love your reaction guys, LZ is one in a lifetime band. Period. 4 musicians who were TOP SHELF in their chosen fields coming together in one space of time is truly amazing, we - the rest of the world have been blessed, I just wished I was old enough to see them live. Rock on 🤟
Saw them live twice 19 69 Berkeley and again in LA IN 1971. They would play this number and then immediately go into another then another. Nonstop. No breaks. It was spell binding. Musical abilities were peerless
Awesome choice, good sirs! ‘Whole Lotta Love’ is not romantic, but God only knows how many children have been brought into the world with this sonic masterpiece. 👍🥳
The 1969 song - and the album - that toppled the Beatles' Abbey Road from the top of the charts, and put Led Zeppelin on the top of the rock world for the entire 1970's. Often played 20-30 minutes in live shows.
My favorite highschool and today's favorite rock band. True LED Head. Dazed and confused you will lose it again. My first time hearing this was with my oldest brother and his buddy in the car. Crazy sounds. Another great for the ride is Kashmir
I totally agree I was born in 1960 and loved all the great music that was created during that time in the 70s such a great time to grow up and So many bad so much talent came out of those two decades
I cried the day John Bonham died. I was in high school. I had tickets to the show that never happened. I went home and sat in my room for a week and listened to Zep nonstop. Enjoy the ride it never gets old
It never ceases to amaze and surprise me, I am far older than you guys, I come from a different place and time, and yet we are united by music. Keep doing it, love and respect
Thanks for hipping me to KL TPAB - blown away by the sounds and mix, same reaction as this. 32 years of listening to LZ since I was 13, it was real school for me in that I learned a ton about music through em with blues, jazz, groove, soul, Indian, folk, heavy metal, straight down rock and yes hip hop and sampling - def jam license to ill. Good stuff!
This song is the archetypal Led Zep song. Thousands of youngsters over the last 5 decades have learned to play that riff in their bedrooms, including me! My generation didn't do everything right, but we did leave some great music for the grand-kids... (That's you!) This music is like a time machine...
And maybe Robert Plant was not the most technically most proficient rock singer, ever. But he was (and is) a absolutely the most unique. When Plant laid his vocals down on a track, that was the bands watermark. Certifying "This song is Led Zeppelin, and nobody else!"
That sound that you keep saying “vroom!”, pans from left to right on earphones. The voice pans as well. Great song. I suggest “Heartbreaker” and “Livin Lovin Maid” back to back, and “The Lemon Song”.
I just started watching these videos today and I enjoy them. It's great to see the younger generation appreciating the music I grew up on and still listen to nearly every day. Great music is timeless. Good work, fellas. Keep 'em coming!
For me, it’s the notes, the instruments, the interplay between the musicians. The pauses, the rhythm, the vocals. Just 4 supremely talented musicians coming together to create beauty. I love this band. Genius.
Robert Plant was 19 when this was recorded. I'm seeing him in concert in June, he's touring with Alison Krauss who I'm sure is very talented, but I couldn't give a rats ass about her. I've been loving Zeppelin/Plant for too many years to mention, and Robert could sing the McDonalds menu, don't care, I just know I'm finally going to see this amazing performer.
He is the first person I ever seen bow and electric guitar and the sounds were phenomenal no one had ever heard this before far as I know I've never heard anyone else do it
I gotta hand it to you guys, you have some of the strongest, most sincere LED ZEPPELIN reactions I’ve ever seen! Ha Ha! It’s like somebody’s giving you mild electric shock and adrenaline at the same time! Yeah, they’re good. With these guys you can pick any song off of any album and it’s going to deliver. Not a lot of bands you can say that about. It’s reactors like y’all that have us Old Schoolers smiling and laughing! 😂 Rock On, Brothers!
It's really fun for us to watch you young guys listening to Led Zeppelin for the first time. Can't wait for you to hear "In My Time of Dying" and "The Lemon Song."
LOL! "If the the van is rocking, don't come a knocking" The car was rocking up and down, HA, HA and it came to an apex when you dropped the phone. I made my day in this crazy world!
Bro none of their songs miss this is how good they are, great reaction as always I recommend u listen to In the Evening, The Rain Song, No Quarter, How Many More Times, In My Time of Dying and You Shook Me
I saw Led Zeppelin in concert on April 30, 1977 of the Pontiac Silverdome in Pontiac Michigan over 76,000 and attendance is in the Guinness book of world records. That means I am in there too for attendance.🤷♀️😎🥳🥳🥳
wikipedia: . In the United States, it became their first hit and was certified gold.[5] Parts of the song's lyrics were adapted from Willie Dixon's "You Need Love", recorded by Muddy Waters in 1962; originally uncredited to Dixon, a lawsuit in 1985 was settled with a payment to Dixon and credit on subsequent releases.
So cool to see young guys like you, discovering that crazy music, genius, creativity! I feel so old now! 😂😂😂😂😂😭😭😭😭😭I get 42,today! It's my birthday! I remember, when we were with friends, smoking grass, listening to that! Really, cool! As, you like rap, r'n'b, hip hop, you can see now, from were that kind of music is coming! The beat of the drums! PLEASE, LISTEN TO LED ZEPPELIN LIVE OK! AND ALL THE BANDS OF 60'S,70'S,IT'S BETTER LIVE! THEY DID GREAT WORK LIVE! BETTER THAT TODAY! BUT, THOSE GUYS, WERE LIVING ON STAGE! THEY GAVE THEIR SOULS ON STAGE! peace from France guys 😂✌️👍🎸🇫🇷
This song is a reworking of a blues song written by Willie Dixon and recorded by Muddy Waters. The "race car" sound is Jimmy playing up the guitar neck. The strange sounds is Jimmy playing a Theremin. A Theremin is an aerial-looking device that creates an oscillating tone by moving your hand close to it and away from it and the pitch is controlled by a knob on a console. This was very avant-garde for its time. Another good term for their musical genius is Alchemy. You said you guys only listen to the Zep songs you've reacted to; well, this song sounds amazing on headphones because the music pans back and forth between the headphones. When you try it, you'll see what I mean.
Yep everything that Henrietta said!!! I would only add one thing & that’s when it’s time for you to check out Zeppelin live …def recommend ‘73 MSG performances you will see with your own eyes just how crazy amazing these guys were , you will find on RUclips, (from The Song Remains The Same). You will see the Robert/Jimmy stage presence & why imho, they are often imitated never duplicated.
@@lyndoncmp5751 That's a fair point. Major riff definitely a Jimmy Page creation. But a lot of bass line and rhythm came from Muddy Waters and Small Faces (who Zep watched perform You Need Love). Still made it their own tho
Before the electronic age, we composed music for acoustic instruments, first for percussion and melody, but by the 1600/1700s composers were experimenting with sound effects too--playing with the handle of the bow on a violin or weaving paper between the strings to make them buzz, mimicking bird calls with trills, thumb tacks in piano hammers to make them sound tinny... Good musicians today understand how to use electronics to explore the millions of sounds we have yet to hear. Y'all should check out something like Varese Poeme Electronique or maybe some Harry Parch (he built his own instruments). There are also cool crossovers from classical to synth/electronic: Isao Tomita built his own massive synthesizers in the early 70s and recorded Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition, replacing every orchestral instrument with an electronic sound of his own design. Humans are awesome. :)
Love to see you young guys embracing this music... Back in those days we had the British invasion Motown all the local homegrown bands I mean we were quite fortunate really. Led Zeppelin was one of those groups that just stepped outside of everybody was doing and changed the music scene like The Beatles did. I want you to imagine seeing these guys perform. The late great John Bonham drummer changed how drumming was approached... Jimmy Page using a violin bow on the guitar.... Robert plant's voice is other worldly.... And then you had the quiet John Paul Jones....bass... Keyboards... Mandolin...etc. so understated but so integral to the band. It was like when I saw Yes in their youth.... These guys along with Emerson lake & Palmer bought another great change to music. Thanks for enjoying and sharing
This is SO COOL.....seeing the pure joy of two young men discovering the delicious world of classic rock. Its like watching a flower bloom. LOVE your artist choices. Just a suggestion....Rolling Stones "Can't You Hear Me Knocking" The opening riff tone, and the whole song in general, is a journey into cool. 😎 Keep it up. You guys are a joy to listen to.
@@zayzel2670 Also check out Rolling Stones "Gimme Shelter" A haunting excursion....and Mary Clayton sings her ASS off. I'm kinda jealous. I'm 60 and grew up with all this great music. But to be DISCOVERING it first time?!! That's pure music listener heaven. I've also seen over 325 live concerts.
I didn't look through the comments from a year ago so likely someone already told you, but the sound made that got the reaction question of "whoa, what is that" and "it's like a race car" was made by Jimmy Page sliding the palm of his right hand up his guitar's fretboard.
A phone-droppin', ass-kickin' rock legend, this song! So cool to see you guys dig the song and especially the "weird" interlude before the guitar solo, one of the most iconic ever. Another guitar legend, Jack White (A fun introductory recommendation from him might be "Rag and Bone" when he was with the group called The White Stripes), said that when he was a teen just starting to play, he broke his Led Zeppelin II cassette tape because he kept re-winding and playing this 20 seconds of FIRE over and over again. I may have that story wrong a little, but you know what I mean here. Shout out to North Carolina too, man! I used to live in Greensboro back in the 90's and Aughts, and have fond memories of that town and other places around the state, including Duke and Chapel Hill! Hav eyou guys done "The Lemon Song" by Zeppelin yet? I couldn't fully appreciate your car's awesome sound, but I DID hear John Paul Jones' bass come thru louder than I usually do on this song. Mark my words: On The Lemon Song JPJ takes his showcase bass up to the funkiest stratosphere ever, where only the musically ingenious can breathe!
Jimmy Page actually uses a Theremin to get those awesomely different sounds. Theramin is an Attenae type instrument, by waving your hand back & forth you can control pitch , sounds & effects. With the different control settings. 😎
Imagine back in the day when I listened to Zep on a 350 watts per channel Technics Receiver on my JBL speakers with 15 lb. magnets on the woofers. At half volume it would literally shake my living room floor.
My wife and I love watching your reactions. We were born in 1961. We listened to all the bands in the 70s. We would like to recommend a band called Journey song Separate Ways. Thank you for your channel. Tom & Mary California
Led Zeppelin are among the gods of Rock n' Roll!!! And seeing this band created and formed in my time 1968 and watching and experiencing their music over the years has been Dope!!!! And watching you guys in the current generation scream and get chills....and cry and fall in love with one of the greatest Rock n' Roll band in the History of music...is ..Awesome!!!! However....you guys are just scratching the surface of the greatness of this group. And there are other gods in the music universe that are equal to Led Zeppelin. One of them is another band that I fell in Love with in 1969. I want you guy to react to "Roundabout" by YES. Give it a try!!! See if you can handle it!!! They are nothing you have heard or will EVER hear in this Life time!!!! Trust me bros.😁😁😁😁
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AND MUSIC WAS NEVER THE SAME AGAIN......
Greatest Band ever
My favorite Zeppelin song is all of them
Back in the days we'd have quadrophonic stereo. 4 speakers mounted in each corner. That vroom goes in circles around the room
We have to look into that! Is that able to be put into a car?
@@zayzel2670 I'd think yes if you're good installing sound systems.
Imagine being a 14 year old hearing this for the first time.I was hooked and still listening 53 years later.You guys rock!
Lo mismo me pasó cuando escuché esto a los 14 años, ahora tengo 17 y tocó esto en mi guitarra eléctrica, tengo 17 años y soy de Manzanillo Colima México:)
I was 14 years old too when the song dropped. I love the song as much now as I did the first time I heard it.
we were so lucky!
@@pebblehilllane
There’s an old saying… when listening to Led Zeppelin you will ALWAYS say “that’s my favorite song”… and then you here the next one!
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67 here and I love watching you hearing these songs for the first time and reliving the joy!
The moment where Page kicks in on that later lead, and you realized where this was going, and dropped the phone was one of the most real expressions of pure joy I have seen in a while...That was awesome...
So true these guys were in a moment of bliss 🤪
That’s a great way to put it!!! 😭
It was so awesome!!!! They are amazing!!
Exactly
That Lil Break in the Center of the Song was the 2nd. ZEPPELIN song Featuring Jimmy Page Playing the Guitar with a Cello Bow!
Been loving this band for 50 yrs , still do even more
My very first Led Zeppelin song! Heard it on the radio! It was electric!!!
Congratulations Gentlemen, you have discovered the Holy Grail.
Get a big bag, enough for a week. Go downstairs, listen to everything Zeppelin .Your lives have begun.
I've been driving around in my truck for 50 yrs bobbin my head to Zeppelin and many others and it's great to see the younguns doin' it now!
Yessir!!
U and me bro
That's what we all were doing back in the day ..sitting in our cars jamming out to the radio to led Zeppelin..
Blazin
Three words gentlemen...headphones, headphones and headphones. You're missing out on A LOT of what's going on sonically without them.
I would love to see you guys driving down the road on a nice day with your windows down rockin out to Led Zeppelin... that's how we did it.
It's great to see young people appreciating the "old" music!
YES!! We used to throw this on and get just as hype back in the day - love you all
You guys' reaction was priceless! "Don't stop it, don't stop it" at the guitar solo; made me laugh my ass off. Glad you discovered the mighty Zepp!
Headphones are mandatory for this thrill ride
Love your reaction guys, LZ is one in a lifetime band. Period. 4 musicians who were TOP SHELF in their chosen fields coming together in one space of time is truly amazing, we - the rest of the world have been blessed, I just wished I was old enough to see them live. Rock on 🤟
Saw them live twice 19 69 Berkeley and again in LA IN 1971. They would play this number and then immediately go into another then another. Nonstop. No breaks. It was spell binding. Musical abilities were peerless
You guys straight up nailed it. I love it when someone really gets it!
Awesome choice, good sirs! ‘Whole Lotta Love’ is not romantic, but God only knows how many children have been brought into the world with this sonic masterpiece. 👍🥳
"Black Dog" is responsible for a few babies too! LOL
Probably more, I reckon. Black Dog is killer! 👍
I was born 1970. So in theory....
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@@robbob5302 Yep, you just might be a Led Zep baby 😂
@@robbob5302 😂😂😂 ditto
The 1969 song - and the album - that toppled the Beatles' Abbey Road from the top of the charts, and put Led Zeppelin on the top of the rock world for the entire 1970's. Often played 20-30 minutes in live shows.
My favorite highschool and today's favorite rock band. True LED Head. Dazed and confused you will lose it again. My first time hearing this was with my oldest brother and his buddy in the car. Crazy sounds. Another great for the ride is Kashmir
Love seeing young generation’s appreciation for such legends!
I totally agree I was born in 1960 and loved all the great music that was created during that time in the 70s such a great time to grow up and So many bad so much talent came out of those two decades
Led Zeppelin has to be played LOUD! Their music is more than songs.... it is an experience. Makes you feel alive.
I'm 68 next month, was 15 when this came out, and it is still my favorite Zep song. Glad young guys like you appreciate them.
I cried the day John Bonham died. I was in high school. I had tickets to the show that never happened. I went home and sat in my room for a week and listened to Zep nonstop. Enjoy the ride it never gets old
We ALL cried!!
I remember the radio commercials for their show at Rich Stadium in Buffalo in 77 that was canceled when Plant's son died.
Everyone was a star ⭐️ in this song they showed their talent
“If it’s anything like Ramble On”
Gotta love it! 😂😂
U guys have me crying & laughing at the same time 🤩
Zeppelin had Swagger, lots of Swagger. The Lemon Song has one of the sickest bass lines ever recorded.
I’ve never gotten into a bass line more than I do with the lemon song
It never ceases to amaze and surprise me, I am far older than you guys, I come from a different place and time, and yet we are united by music. Keep doing it, love and respect
Best reaction ever!
You guys are AWESOME!
Thanks for hipping me to KL TPAB - blown away by the sounds and mix, same reaction as this. 32 years of listening to LZ since I was 13, it was real school for me in that I learned a ton about music through em with blues, jazz, groove, soul, Indian, folk, heavy metal, straight down rock and yes hip hop and sampling - def jam license to ill. Good stuff!
This song is the archetypal Led Zep song. Thousands of youngsters over the last 5 decades have learned to play that riff in their bedrooms, including me! My generation didn't do everything right, but we did leave some great music for the grand-kids... (That's you!) This music is like a time machine...
No matter how many times I hear this song, I always forget how unbelievable it is, until I hear it again.
You better get some super glue next time you rock out to Zeppelin! 😂
Big facts! 🤣🤣🤣
@@zayzel2670 or a magnetic phone holder 🤣
Guys your facial expressions just says it ALL 🎶🤩
The drums and bass are nuts. That guitar solo, in-fuckin-sane. Plant's vocals are gorgeous.
first LZ song I ever heard! still rocks
Well gentlemen your appreciation for Led Zeppelin you just got yourself another subscriber glad to be a board and I look forward to watching you guys
And maybe Robert Plant was not the most technically most proficient rock singer, ever. But he was (and is) a absolutely the most unique.
When Plant laid his vocals down on a track, that was the bands watermark. Certifying "This song is Led Zeppelin, and nobody else!"
That sound that you keep saying “vroom!”, pans from left to right on earphones. The voice pans as well. Great song. I suggest “Heartbreaker” and “Livin Lovin Maid” back to back, and “The Lemon Song”.
It pans along with other parts, on any stereo system. Its just more pronounced when it's directly into your ear.
Cheers!
I just started watching these videos today and I enjoy them. It's great to see the younger generation appreciating the music I grew up on and still listen to nearly every day. Great music is timeless. Good work, fellas. Keep 'em coming!
This live in 1973 at MSG is superb! That vroom sound is Jimmy's guitar! In the eerie middle Jimmy plays a Theramin!!
For me, it’s the notes, the instruments, the interplay between the musicians. The pauses, the rhythm, the vocals. Just 4 supremely talented musicians coming together to create beauty. I love this band. Genius.
Robert Plant was 19 when this was recorded. I'm seeing him in concert in June, he's touring with Alison Krauss who I'm sure is very talented, but I couldn't give a rats ass about her. I've been loving Zeppelin/Plant for too many years to mention, and Robert could sing the McDonalds menu, don't care, I just know I'm finally going to see this amazing performer.
Knowing how much you guys love Zeppelin you should give a listen to Heart.Two sisters who idolized Led Zeppelin and they can ROCK!
What songs?!
To listen to led zeppelin you must ......TURN UP THE VOLUME TO THE MAX !!!!!!
He is the first person I ever seen bow and electric guitar and the sounds were phenomenal no one had ever heard this before far as I know I've never heard anyone else do it
I live in N. Carolina, Holden Beach. I know you guys are about to enjoy another great song by arguably the greatest rock band ever!
I gotta hand it to you guys, you have some of the strongest, most sincere LED ZEPPELIN reactions I’ve ever seen! Ha Ha! It’s like somebody’s giving you mild electric shock and adrenaline at the same time! Yeah, they’re good. With these guys you can pick any song off of any album and it’s going to deliver. Not a lot of bands you can say that about. It’s reactors like y’all that have us Old Schoolers smiling and laughing!
😂 Rock On, Brothers!
It's really fun for us to watch you young guys listening to Led Zeppelin for the first time. Can't wait for you to hear "In My Time of Dying" and "The Lemon Song."
You guys are too cute and LOVE seeings jamming out to this!
I was having such a crappy week, and then I found your channel. You guys are cheering me up so much!
My first Led Zeppelin song.....in 1970!
LOL! "If the the van is rocking, don't come a knocking" The car was rocking up and down, HA, HA and it came to an apex when you dropped the phone. I made my day in this crazy world!
Haha so wild 😂🎸🎸🎸
Somebody sees that car rocking, and you get out smiling, their minds might be thinking.....
🤔🙊
@@robbob5302 just wave the cd cover or the phone at them.
You guys crack me up . I love it !
Bro none of their songs miss this is how good they are, great reaction as always I recommend u listen to In the Evening, The Rain Song, No Quarter, How Many More Times, In My Time of Dying and You Shook Me
I saw Led Zeppelin in concert on April 30, 1977 of the Pontiac Silverdome in Pontiac Michigan over 76,000 and attendance is in the Guinness book of world records. That means I am in there too for attendance.🤷♀️😎🥳🥳🥳
You guys crack me up!! Keep up the great reactions! Northeast Florida loves you.
I love your elements explanation for Led Zeppelin's success! Great reaction, guys!
"what is that noise" it's a bow going across the guitar, jimmy page is a guitar god like Hendrix
When i was in high school we used to pullin to school parking lot with this cranked all the way up on our cassette players. Old school!
wikipedia: . In the United States, it became their first hit and was certified gold.[5] Parts of the song's lyrics were adapted from Willie Dixon's "You Need Love", recorded by Muddy Waters in 1962; originally uncredited to Dixon, a lawsuit in 1985 was settled with a payment to Dixon and credit on subsequent releases.
So cool to see young guys like you, discovering that crazy music, genius, creativity! I feel so old now! 😂😂😂😂😂😭😭😭😭😭I get 42,today! It's my birthday! I remember, when we were with friends, smoking grass, listening to that! Really, cool! As, you like rap, r'n'b, hip hop, you can see now, from were that kind of music is coming! The beat of the drums! PLEASE, LISTEN TO LED ZEPPELIN LIVE OK! AND ALL THE BANDS OF 60'S,70'S,IT'S BETTER LIVE! THEY DID GREAT WORK LIVE! BETTER THAT TODAY! BUT, THOSE GUYS, WERE LIVING ON STAGE! THEY GAVE THEIR SOULS ON STAGE! peace from France guys 😂✌️👍🎸🇫🇷
Their music is Timeless, it will be revered 100 yrs from now. If their is still a world in 10 years!
Zep and Pink Floyd are probably the only reasons we’ve not been taken over by aliens. Yet.
One of my fav's
The “what the hell is that” slow section in the middle? A guitar being played with a violin bow! Insane!
Great reaction again. That is a sweet hoodie too. I’d recommend The Lemon Song or How Many More Times next
Thanks man you rock!
My first concert 1969 at the Forum !! 16 yrs old
This song is a reworking of a blues song written by Willie Dixon and recorded by Muddy Waters. The "race car" sound is Jimmy playing up the guitar neck. The strange sounds is Jimmy playing a Theremin. A Theremin is an aerial-looking device that creates an oscillating tone by moving your hand close to it and away from it and the pitch is controlled by a knob on a console. This was very avant-garde for its time. Another good term for their musical genius is Alchemy. You said you guys only listen to the Zep songs you've reacted to; well, this song sounds amazing on headphones because the music pans back and forth between the headphones. When you try it, you'll see what I mean.
Yep!! Exactly right on all accounts!
Interesting that Zel's two favourites, this one and When the Levee Breaks both come from old blues tunes.
Yep everything that Henrietta said!!! I would only add one thing & that’s when it’s time for you to check out Zeppelin live …def recommend ‘73 MSG performances you will see with your own eyes just how crazy amazing these guys were , you will find on RUclips, (from The Song Remains The Same). You will see the Robert/Jimmy stage presence & why imho, they are often imitated never duplicated.
Only the lyrics are from Dixon. No music whatsoever.
@@lyndoncmp5751 That's a fair point. Major riff definitely a Jimmy Page creation. But a lot of bass line and rhythm came from Muddy Waters and Small Faces (who Zep watched perform You Need Love). Still made it their own tho
Great Reaction & Appreciated The Bonus Footage At The End.
Thanks for watching that long!! We really appreciate that and you! 🎸❤️
"I know it's coming"
Yeah. That's what it's about
Subbed! 🎧 💓 🎶
lololololol ....watching you guys get into the music that I LOVE is pure joy.
It’s awesome Michelle!!! 🤣❤️🎸
Before the electronic age, we composed music for acoustic instruments, first for percussion and melody, but by the 1600/1700s composers were experimenting with sound effects too--playing with the handle of the bow on a violin or weaving paper between the strings to make them buzz, mimicking bird calls with trills, thumb tacks in piano hammers to make them sound tinny...
Good musicians today understand how to use electronics to explore the millions of sounds we have yet to hear.
Y'all should check out something like Varese Poeme Electronique or maybe some Harry Parch (he built his own instruments). There are also cool crossovers from classical to synth/electronic: Isao Tomita built his own massive synthesizers in the early 70s and recorded Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition, replacing every orchestral instrument with an electronic sound of his own design.
Humans are awesome. :)
So fun to watch you guys! Made my day!
Thanks so much Kim! You made our day!!! 🎸❤️
Funkified awesome reaction y'all
Yeah those guys were gods, pure and simple. 👍
Love to see you young guys embracing this music... Back in those days we had the British invasion Motown all the local homegrown bands I mean we were quite fortunate really. Led Zeppelin was one of those groups that just stepped outside of everybody was doing and changed the music scene like The Beatles did. I want you to imagine seeing these guys perform. The late great John Bonham drummer changed how drumming was approached... Jimmy Page using a violin bow on the guitar.... Robert plant's voice is other worldly.... And then you had the quiet John Paul Jones....bass... Keyboards... Mandolin...etc. so understated but so integral to the band.
It was like when I saw Yes in their youth.... These guys along with Emerson lake & Palmer bought another great change to music. Thanks for enjoying and sharing
If you play drums you HAVE to love John Bonham!! The greatest drummer there ever was!!
nah....2nd to ian paice !!
Even gwen stephani couldn’t doubt that
@@TheMichaelseymour no
@@julietpapa2657 yes
Tough to say who the greatest rock drummer is. Bonham is definitely a contender along with Neil Peart, Bill Bruford, Keith Moon, and others.
This might be the best reaction to this song I've heard, even with the phone drops. lol
Wow Thankyou so much!! Means so much to us and we truly appreciate you watching 🎸❤️
Or even "because of."
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GOAT. Period.
And That's Just One Song From This Masterpiece Album. Don't think They don't Keep On Bringing It!
You guys kill me! I still feel the same way after hearing Zep for many decades. So glad that you're enjoying them!
This is SO COOL.....seeing the pure joy of two young men discovering the delicious world of classic rock. Its like watching a flower bloom. LOVE your artist choices. Just a suggestion....Rolling Stones "Can't You Hear Me Knocking" The opening riff tone, and the whole song in general, is a journey into cool. 😎 Keep it up. You guys are a joy to listen to.
Thanks Joe!!
@@zayzel2670 Also check out Rolling Stones "Gimme Shelter" A haunting excursion....and Mary Clayton sings her ASS off. I'm kinda jealous. I'm 60 and grew up with all this great music. But to be DISCOVERING it first time?!! That's pure music listener heaven. I've also seen over 325 live concerts.
My rock babies you gotta hear the live versions of these songs I swear you will not be disappointed can't wait to watch you then
Hey guys hi from CANADA, your natural born Headbangers. Enjoy the spectacular journey your on...Love ya Man !!!!!!!
We appreciate you so much!! Hi from New York 😂🙌
John Bohnam on drums are insane!! RIP
Best rock song ever!!!
I didn't look through the comments from a year ago so likely someone already told you, but the sound made that got the reaction question of "whoa, what is that" and "it's like a race car" was made by Jimmy Page sliding the palm of his right hand up his guitar's fretboard.
A phone-droppin', ass-kickin' rock legend, this song! So cool to see you guys dig the song and especially the "weird" interlude before the guitar solo, one of the most iconic ever. Another guitar legend, Jack White (A fun introductory recommendation from him might be "Rag and Bone" when he was with the group called The White Stripes), said that when he was a teen just starting to play, he broke his Led Zeppelin II cassette tape because he kept re-winding and playing this 20 seconds of FIRE over and over again. I may have that story wrong a little, but you know what I mean here. Shout out to North Carolina too, man! I used to live in Greensboro back in the 90's and Aughts, and have fond memories of that town and other places around the state, including Duke and Chapel Hill! Hav eyou guys done "The Lemon Song" by Zeppelin yet? I couldn't fully appreciate your car's awesome sound, but I DID hear John Paul Jones' bass come thru louder than I usually do on this song. Mark my words: On The Lemon Song JPJ takes his showcase bass up to the funkiest stratosphere ever, where only the musically ingenious can breathe!
Lemon song is next! Thanks for watching and commenting! You’re awesome 🎸❤️
@@zayzel2670 Wow! Sweet! Can't wait, dudes! Makes my day, but I think The Lemon Song will make YOURS even more!! Thanks right back atchya!
Jimmy Page actually uses a Theremin to get those awesomely different sounds.
Theramin is an Attenae type instrument, by waving your hand back & forth you can control pitch , sounds & effects. With the different control settings. 😎
Imagine back in the day when I listened to Zep on a 350 watts per channel Technics Receiver on my JBL speakers with 15 lb. magnets on the woofers. At half volume it would literally shake my living room floor.
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My wife and I love watching your reactions. We were born in 1961. We listened to all the bands in the 70s.
We would like to recommend a band called Journey song Separate Ways.
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Led Zeppelin are among the gods of Rock n' Roll!!! And seeing this band created and formed in my time 1968 and watching and experiencing their music over the years has been Dope!!!! And watching you guys in the current generation scream and get chills....and cry and fall in love with one of the greatest Rock n' Roll band in the History of music...is ..Awesome!!!! However....you guys are just scratching the surface of the greatness of this group. And there are other gods in the music universe that are equal to Led Zeppelin. One of them is another band that I fell in Love with in 1969. I want you guy to react to "Roundabout" by YES. Give it a try!!! See if you can handle it!!! They are nothing you have heard or will EVER hear in this Life time!!!! Trust me bros.😁😁😁😁