FIRST TIME HEARING Led Zeppelin - The Lemon Song REACTION
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Greatest Rock Band of all time.
🙋🏼♀️Agree
Absolutely!!
The bass in this song is god level
Amen to that
God could only wish he played this well lol
I 100% agree with your comments on the arrangement clarity. It’s so clean. I think that’s partly because nobody in the band had anything to hide. Each member had so much to bring to each song.
When someone says "this is my favorite LZ song" - no matter what song it is I respect it. Howlin Wolf got composer credit for this song as it's super close to his song "Killing Floor". It's a blues standard & Robert's 1st love was the blues.
I love this song because in a pair of headphones 🎧 you've got John Paul in your left ear absolutely owning this one, Jimmy in your right like a razor cutting in an out echoing Robert, John straight ahead clean yet wild, then Robert over top in that bluesy rock with that sexual overtone he layers on.
I'm glad you loved this one, Rico!
It's definitely 🔥
It's great to here someone giving John Paul Jones a shout out, I feel he gets overshadowed by the larger personalities in the group. He was definitely the glue that held Zeppelin together, a very talented multi-instrumentalist.
@@kurtsaxton823 I couldn't have said it better. You nailed it. 🎵🎸🎹 Notice I put him first - that wasn't an accident. 😉
I like how you say it was "super close" to "Killing Floor" which says it all.
@@kurtsaxton823 By the way John Paul Jones was only second to John Entwistle in that period of time.
@@brianshockledge3241 to a who fan for sure but John Entwistle played bass, John Paul Jones played any instrument you could put in front of him, plus his arrangements and studio talents where unmatched.
Such an astute comment, mentioning how you can easily hear all members of the band. Speaks to the great mixing of the tracks too.
Please do Dazed and Confused live at MSG, 1973.
YES
Brilliant song. I love all the changes in speed and rhythm throughout the song and the bass is unbelievable.
Led Zeppelin is my favorite band. True Story.
The next Led Zeppelin song will be your favorite :)
That voice is just unbelievable.
Great reaction, and exactly right. You can hear each instrument clearly. And all are played so well. Then Robert Plant is an instrument as well, he plays vocally with them.
They are at such a high level individually they just naturally know how to bring it all together to make it better than anything then, now and forever
No, you're correct. It's a top 5 guitarist, drummer and front man. And the bass was a?session player B4 joining 🙌
4 greatest musicians to ever unite!
That's why they're the best and my favorite I've been with them since the beginning the first time I saw him in concert was 1970 Fillmore East see him close the little over maybe around 15 times Maybe🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I gotta ask; did they live up to their reputation? I listen to lots of live bootlegs of zep, especially from 69-72, and they sound amazing and dynamic. Must have been crazy to see them live in their earlier, prime years.
Jimmy did the arrangements, that's just another reason LZ is so frickin good. Jimmy was a studio musician b4 LZ and he learned from the studio how to set up microphones and how to work the board. 👍❤🤙
this is one song where you can listen to each instrument separately and be entertained.
When you say you can "hear everything", the credit goes to Jimmy Page (the lead guitarist). He also produced all their records, and he had an amazing ear for details in the mix. He'd get everything dialed up right so you can hear every single detail of every single instrument without one overpowering the other, which takes time and patience to get right in the studio. But he wanted all the Led Zeppelin records to sound amazing, which they do.
You're exactly right
great song.
A couple of amazing LZ songs, studio version of You Shook Me, three different solos including Plant on harmonica. A live version at Earls Court (1975) In My Time Of Dying, Page plays the shit out of a steel guitar & it’s mind blowing. Everything of Led Zeppelin is absolutely amazing though, & you cant go wrong.
You’re not trippin.
That’s the sorcery.
They can play in a dive bar in New Orleans and still have that jazz/blues/rock, down n dirty Presence.
It’s soul music. It speaks to you or doesn’t, simple as that.
Yea- I think this is my favorite Led Zep song too.
This has been my favorite zep tune since 1995 when Infirst heard it. In my time of dying is a close second. These are the two most zeppeliny songs of Led Zeppelin.
The bass line is just epic
Led Zeppelin caught my attention in the late 80s my friends older brother had some old records he let us listen to.
You should watch the video that explains how John Bonham was the backbone that made their sound special. It didn't just happen that way.
I think they were simply lightening in a bottle. Everyone feeding off everybody all the time
Very much enjoyed your take on this great song by LZ. You really soak up what you're hearing. And you clearly enjoy blues rock so I recommend that you take a listen to "You Shook Me" from album 1. It's another of the many blues rock songs LZ did. They were heavily influenced by American blues, although they were also into jazz, folk, rockabilly, soul, even classical music - it all influenced what they produced. Another blues rock song I think you'd enjoy is "I Can't Quit You Baby" and a soul tune, "Baby Come on Home". If you want to watch them perform those two songs live and early in their career (raw and before all the glitz), look for the 1970 Royal Albert Hall concert versions. Edit: Just subbed and looking forward to hearing more from you. I hope it doesn't take a few months for you to get around to your next LZ reaction. ;)
Robert Plant is music personified ❤❤❤
This song and album brings back young teenager memories
Check out the live version of In My Time of Dying.
Great choice, hasn't been reacted to much.Nice reaction to the musicianship. Check out ,"Tangerine" when you have time,another great tune that is under heard on these reaction channels.Anyways have a great day.
You can't say this is your favorite song. It's like picking your favorite child.
that is separation in the engineering genius of jimmy page that you are hearing.
One of my favorites ❤
All i can say is it was so awesome being a teenage in the early 70's !
You guys have been sleeping on LZ! (only the greatest band EVER.
This song is hot stuff.
They called him “the Animal.”
Led Zeppelin
Rock And Roll
Black Dog
The Ocean
Please react to "Stairway to heaven" live version.
1973 MSG!
You know what the Killer song when he gives you stink face
Please check out Wanton Song! These are my two favorite songs from them!
I think they went to the studio every time sayin "fuck it!!!Let's play like we have an Audience in front of us!!! Badass Right!!!!
I would class The Beatles as the greatest band to have ever exited and Led Zeppelin as the greatest Rock Band it just goes to show that you don't need a number one song when 8 of your albums top the the charts and you sell 300 million units.
Beatles can't hold a candle to Zeppelin!
"exited"! 🤪
Damn dad to see you Smile Man! 😎
GLAD.. Spell checker..FAMN GLAD TO SEE YOU SMILE!!
Artificial Intelligence is stupid..can never replace the Soul! Spell check that Bitch!.
Lol
DAMN gonna retype until Spell checker Nazi let's me Say my piece!!
Ok, think we good!
DAMN ...GLAD...
TO.... SEE...YOU... SMILE!!!
everybody is awesome here but imo jonesy just KILLS that bassline
Bass Player for 40yrs now. You cant touch this Bass. Next Level 💪🏼. More Importantly, It will never happen again in music. Think about that. Subscribed.
Smooth and sassy
❤❤❤Robert ❤❤❤
Great breakdown!
its an ez favorite
This is a song from my generation. It's about that stank I should have quit but oh boy, she squeezed my lemon till my juices left my kids on the floor. 🤣
Amen. Peace! Love.🤘✌❤
It kills me when those sections of the song get labeled "solos". Man, Bonham is schooling you on drums and Jones is "going ham" on the bass while Jimmy puts some stank on the guitar. All "solo" means is that plant was playing tambourine or harmonica instead of his larynx.
jimmy page GOAT
❤️👍
Or try misty mountain hop?
How about no click beats no auto correct just people playing real music!!!!😀😀😀😀😀😀
THIS SOUNDS LIKE A JIMMY HENDRICKS SONG .
But they stole others music (blues artist) gave it a different spin (words or music) and claimed it as theirs. There is a video on RUclips about it. Whereas groups like Cream sought out the artists to make sure they or their family got the royalties.
Every music group/artist stands on the shoulders of giants going all the way back to the renaissance or even further. There would be no rock or metal without blues or without classical music long before it. It is called having influences. Led Zeppelin are no different. Nor are Cream for that matter.
They actually did give credit to the artist that they covered, only one song( how many more times) were they successfully sued over by Willie Dixon. And you can't tell me that Eric Clapton asked Robert Johnson if he could do crossroads.
How many thousands of artists have stolen from Led Zeppelin, Michael? Everything from their music, to their clothing, hairstyles, recording techniques, branding, everything.
@@tektoniks_architects You cant actually steal music from a covers band.
@@kurtsaxton823 They have been in and out of court from 1970 to practically the present day. Many were actually settled out of court.