Jimmy Page overdubbed a dozen separate guitar tracks in this song, all recorded in the same session. In the live performance he pulls this all off. When recording the album Presence, Robert Plant was in a wheelchair, not knowing if he’d walk again. Originally it was going to be called the wheelchair song, thankfully they changed it. The live at Knebworth (1979) of this is amazing, & highly recommend it. Plant his family, along with Pages daughter, we’re in a serious car accident in Greece. The kids thankfully were OK, Plants leg was crushed pretty bad, he was in a wheelchair for about a year. His wife Maureen had a skull fracture, they both had other injuries, but those were the worst for both. Something to do with a tax issue, they had to record this album, in California. They hated being away from their families, especially Plant considering both of their injuries. Another great slow blues song on the Presence album is Tea For One, it might be to slow for you, but it’s about Plant really missing his family. Another great live performance is Earls Court from MAY 25, 1975 is In My Time Of Dying, Pages guitar work is mind blowing. Thanks again for your reaction.
The entire album Presence was recorded in 17 days. Tracks, overdubs, everything. It would take all but a handful of groups that long to just do the guide track for this one song. Plus Page and Bonham were on heroin 24/7 most of the time.
@@brianbaker8246 like their first album, & they were only together about 2 months. LZ one over 4 days was recorded mixed edited all in about 36 hours. They used the studio after hours because it was cheaper, & primarily Page & Grant paid for all of it. My understanding, they got their recordings down in like 1 or 2 takes, so that saved time. Jimmy would get the mix & editing down pretty quick too. I know other bands were amazed how quick they could do an album, I guess more dedication, & masters at their crafts.
@@sicotshit7068good looking out bruh Presence was recorded in the Musicland Studio in Munich in November 1975. The Rolling Stones were booked to start recording Exile on Main Street there and Page called Jagger and asked for a couple of extra days. I'm pretty sure you're not going to tell me anything new I don't already know about the 1970's. I was actually alive then. 😊
@@brianbaker8246 yet they were also in Malibu California during that time. I lived through the 60’s & 70’s, & have loved Led Zeppelin for about 50 years or so.
Hey man, I love the way this vid is recorded! You on the bottom and the album cover up top. Ingenious! Never seen it done that way for reaction vids. I don’t have to turn my phone sideways to watch! Awesome. Huge Zep fan here and I’m enjoying your vids. Keep it up! If you are a true musician, you will find they do not have a single bad song. Enjoy all the different styles that is LED ZEPPELIN 🤘🏻🤘🏻 Subscribed!
They **ALWAYS** put me in a **Trance** that takes me to another **Dimension** i have NO fav song by them cuz they are **ALL** **MyFavoriteSongs** heh like i always say **My Most Favorite Led Zeppelin Song Is The One I Am Listening To At Any Given Moment** **KickAss Reaction** & YAY **Hope** ya get to **100** soon bro!!! & Yes i would say forget bout the listening to Stairway To Heaven backwards is a waste of time nothing to it silly rumors is all...maybe ya could do a **Live Performance** reaction for your **Celebrating 100 Subscribers** anyway ya **ROCK** do whatever feels right to YOU! **RockON!!!**
John Paul Jones, The Bassist, Used an Alembic 8 String Bass in this song. This song came out in 1976, 48 years ago. Don't scream during the song, because it cuts out the volume during the performance, and it doesn't sound good on our end. Enjoy your trip with the Zep! By the way, Black Sabbath invented Heavy Metal, As you call it...😉😁
Hi **Marcus** have ya thought about checkin out & reacting to some of their **Live Performances** i think ya would really really **LUV** to see them **Live** sometime! IF & when ya feel like reacting to some of those or even better **ALL** of them heh IF ya do decide to do them ya can like put up big block lettering over them so ya can get passed Copyright stuff just tryin to help ya out! **Luv** your reactions to **MyBelovedOtherWorldlyLedZeppelin** YAY!!! & YES they were THE most Influential & THE most Imitated Bands so yep **Metal** DID come out of their stuff to other bands but yea they never considered themselves to be **HeavyMetal** but everyone who came after them definitely **Learned** from **The Mighty Led Zeppelin** **RockON!!!**
This is metal it's actually proto power metal! And this song inspired Steve Harris from Irion maiden with Zeppelin's galloping power rhythm! And Steve Harris made that galloping rhythm pretty much irion maidens signature!
relentless on the drums. the first time the term "Heavy" was used to describe music was with zeppelin. After zepp completed and released their first album a music industry exec listened to it and replied with two words "that's heavy". it has since morphed into the term "Heavy Metal"
YAY **BadAss** Song & YAY ha i **Luv** your **They Took A Detour To The Future** cuz yepyep they sometimes liked to start with just **BAM** kick ya in the face **JAM** right off no apologies! F YEA!!!
Greatest band in history! Nobody better! They did this live 1979...it was magnificent!! You should watch it!
I don't think there's a metal band in existence that would not cite Led Zeppelin as an influence.
This band will probably stay with u for life now, hope so, good lad🇬🇧👍🇺🇸
Led Zeppelin is legendary
The best reaction to the song😊. I love your enthusiasm and musicality in both getting the song and reacting to it! Keep up the good work🤟
Love your energy. Keep on rockin
Jimmy Page, Genius
The GOATS…DUDE YOU HAVE TO CHECK IT OUT LIVE! 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Jimmy Page overdubbed a dozen separate guitar tracks in this song, all recorded in the same session. In the live performance he pulls this all off. When recording the album Presence, Robert Plant was in a wheelchair, not knowing if he’d walk again. Originally it was going to be called the wheelchair song, thankfully they changed it. The live at Knebworth (1979) of this is amazing, & highly recommend it. Plant his family, along with Pages daughter, we’re in a serious car accident in Greece. The kids thankfully were OK, Plants leg was crushed pretty bad, he was in a wheelchair for about a year. His wife Maureen had a skull fracture, they both had other injuries, but those were the worst for both. Something to do with a tax issue, they had to record this album, in California. They hated being away from their families, especially Plant considering both of their injuries. Another great slow blues song on the Presence album is Tea For One, it might be to slow for you, but it’s about Plant really missing his family. Another great live performance is Earls Court from MAY 25, 1975 is In My Time Of Dying, Pages guitar work is mind blowing. Thanks again for your reaction.
The entire album Presence was recorded in 17 days. Tracks, overdubs, everything.
It would take all but a handful of groups that long to just do the guide track for this one song.
Plus Page and Bonham were on heroin 24/7 most of the time.
@@brianbaker8246 like their first album, & they were only together about 2 months. LZ one over 4 days was recorded mixed edited all in about 36 hours. They used the studio after hours because it was cheaper, & primarily Page & Grant paid for all of it. My understanding, they got their recordings down in like 1 or 2 takes, so that saved time. Jimmy would get the mix & editing down pretty quick too. I know other bands were amazed how quick they could do an album, I guess more dedication, & masters at their crafts.
@@sicotshit7068good looking out bruh
Presence was recorded in the Musicland Studio in Munich in November 1975. The Rolling Stones were booked to start recording Exile on Main Street there and Page called Jagger and asked for a couple of extra days.
I'm pretty sure you're not going to tell me anything new I don't already know about the 1970's. I was actually alive then. 😊
@@brianbaker8246 yet they were also in Malibu California during that time. I lived through the 60’s & 70’s, & have loved Led Zeppelin for about 50 years or so.
Genuine reaction brother ... It's a KILLER song isn't it .. Appreciated it.
Hey man, I love the way this vid is recorded! You on the bottom and the album cover up top. Ingenious! Never seen it done that way for reaction vids. I don’t have to turn my phone sideways to watch! Awesome. Huge Zep fan here and I’m enjoying your vids. Keep it up! If you are a true musician, you will find they do not have a single bad song. Enjoy all the different styles that is LED ZEPPELIN 🤘🏻🤘🏻 Subscribed!
I’m hooked on the Mothership.
Just go get all their albums….there is only 8. Mothership isn’t a good representation of the band as a whole.
@@OutOnTheTiles it’s nice for you to have your own opinion
Thanks .
Enjoy the ride you are just scratching the surface of this Iconic Band
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Nothing better than Achilles first thing in the morning to set you up for the day, thank you Marcus
Glad to see you have headphones on to 'experience ' this track. Favorite Zep track of all time. A straight kick to the nuts!
They **ALWAYS** put me in a **Trance** that takes me to another **Dimension** i have NO fav song by them cuz they are **ALL** **MyFavoriteSongs** heh like i always say **My Most Favorite Led Zeppelin Song Is The One I Am Listening To At Any Given Moment** **KickAss Reaction** & YAY **Hope** ya get to **100** soon bro!!! & Yes i would say forget bout the listening to Stairway To Heaven backwards is a waste of time nothing to it silly rumors is all...maybe ya could do a **Live Performance** reaction for your **Celebrating 100 Subscribers** anyway ya **ROCK** do whatever feels right to YOU! **RockON!!!**
John Paul Jones, The Bassist, Used an Alembic 8 String Bass in this song. This song came out in 1976, 48 years ago. Don't scream during the song, because it cuts out the volume during the performance, and it doesn't sound good on our end. Enjoy your trip with the Zep! By the way, Black Sabbath invented Heavy Metal, As you call it...😉😁
You're gonna hit a lot of best songs! Enjoy!!!
Try their songs,
Kashmir,
Dazed and Confused,
Since I've been loving you,
Whole Lotta Love.
In a word mate,speakers!🇬🇧👍🇺🇸😜
Hi **Marcus** have ya thought about checkin out & reacting to some of their **Live Performances** i think ya would really really **LUV** to see them **Live** sometime! IF & when ya feel like reacting to some of those or even better **ALL** of them heh IF ya do decide to do them ya can like put up big block lettering over them so ya can get passed Copyright stuff just tryin to help ya out! **Luv** your reactions to **MyBelovedOtherWorldlyLedZeppelin** YAY!!! & YES they were THE most Influential & THE most Imitated Bands so yep **Metal** DID come out of their stuff to other bands but yea they never considered themselves to be **HeavyMetal** but everyone who came after them definitely **Learned** from **The Mighty Led Zeppelin** **RockON!!!**
This is metal it's actually proto power metal! And this song inspired Steve Harris from Irion maiden with Zeppelin's galloping power rhythm! And Steve Harris made that galloping rhythm pretty much irion maidens signature!
Transition Kings!!!!
relentless on the drums. the first time the term "Heavy" was used to describe music was with zeppelin. After zepp completed and released their first album a music industry exec listened to it and replied with two words "that's heavy". it has since morphed into the term "Heavy Metal"
IMO it's probably not their best as they have so many but it's certainly in their top 10.
Careful with the devil horns hand sign, Hell is a place where you will be condemned for eternity to listen to Disco Duck and the Baby Shark Song
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YAY **BadAss** Song & YAY ha i **Luv** your **They Took A Detour To The Future** cuz yepyep they sometimes liked to start with just **BAM** kick ya in the face **JAM** right off no apologies! F YEA!!!