My 1st husband & I "took a break" as they say (in '79) & I flew from NJ to Cali for my bro's wedding & he called me & played this whole song to me! I was in TEARS by the time it was done! Well, Needless to say, wen I got home, (after I recovered from all the great "michuacan" etc that I got turned on to in Cali lol) our "break" was over! Great job! I love seeing people's reactions to hearing my fave songs for the 1st time. Brings me back to the 1st time I ever heard it back in MY day!! ✌💚👏👏👏
Jack Black said it best at the Kennedy center when honoring Led Zeppelin, you haven't listened to LZ until you did the Zepathon when you sit your ass down and listen to all the studio albums in a row. Pretty much all of us have done that and now with you Salvo we did it again, thanks buddy.
And this song was it.....I grew up with this and glad to see younger people getting into Led Zep. Hey the live concerts are the absolute best. The music is in my soul. This is the most beautiful song......like a dream. Thank you.
Two of their studio singles that were NOT included on their albums are ABSOLUTE musts to listen to: - *_Travelling Riverside Blues_* - and - *_Hey, Hey What Can I Do._* - _Pleeeeeeeeease_ do those also. Those are actually my all time favorite Zeppelin songs. It would be shame if you missed them.
I still think of my first girlfriend when I was 17 when I hear this great song. I played this and we slow danced to it in my room, half way through she looked at me with tears in her eyes, that is the power this song has. Thanks for the reaction brother, great memories.
Thank you Salvo for going through this Led Zeppelin journey!! It's really appreciated going through all this again. Let's keep going and I'll be checking out any of your other videos as well.
Always loved this song but my buddy had a drum kit in his basement when we were kids way back in the 80s and we sat for hours trying to keep up with Bonzo on drums on Carouselambra. of course, we sucked but it was a lot of fun trying. Led Zeppelin forever! Best rock band ever!
Must do How Many More Times live 1970 Royal Albert Hall performance! (NOT the 1969 live Denmark). It’s 20 minutes of pure Zeppelin bliss! LZ was my band in the 70’s having seen them 18 times and I still have to watch this performance at least once a month.
I was an avid album collector in the 70s and 80s. But there are only two albums that I remember the minute they came out because I had to have them on the first day. They were too important. One was Pink Floyd The Wall and In Through The Out Door was the other. Fans had waited SO long for both albums to be released. I even remember tearing off the plastic and being so excited to discover that the album was in an actual paper bag and there was artwork underneath.
Looking forward to Coda....ty! Yes....Soul Train Bro has gone thru not only the discography, but all the major live albums, live shows, and a good portion of their solo work. And his loyal followers (us) enjoyed the entire ride thru.
@@James_Loveless There is actually a long list of live LZ shows STB never got to....but he probably covered more Zep ground than just about any other LZ reactor I've seen, and in great detail.
You need to check out their 1970 Royal Albert Hall concert which happened to be Jimmy's birthday. It's early Zeppelin being monstrously heavy and raw. You can find it on the Led Zeppelin DVD along with a lot of other Easter eggs of concert footage,it was released in 2004 I believe. Also that same year they released How The West Was Won,a recording of an entire 1972 concert at the LA Forum
There have been quite a few RUclipsrs that have reacted to the entire studio discography in a sequence and all have the same "blown away" reaction. After all, LZ is the greatest band of all time even to this day. Another 70's band that you should put on your list is Boston. They are highly underrated and overlooked by RUclipsrs.
This song has a special meaning for me.....involving my first true love in high school, our break up...and a year or two later...a buddy and I shared this song, and my lament over that lost love...and a bottle of Jack! In the end...I WIN....because after almost 40 years, I found that love again and now we are married!
Apart from when you go through Coda, now I think you can appreciate what a superb band Led Zeppelin was and still are to this day. No 2 albums the same, rarely 2 songs the same and how they progressed and changed over time creating such diverse music feelings and groove. Its why they are still and forever will be my favourite band.
Rick Beato has some great breakdowns on Zeppelin. I would check him out. Sal, if you’re not already watching him you should, especially when he does his famous “top 20 lists”……It will give you loads of ideas, and he doesn’t play enough of any song to spoil a possible future reaction. Also, one of the best of their albums, to me, is How the West was Won, an audio live album of a performance in, I believe, 1971 at the LA Forum.
Celebration Day is a great one! It's amazing.....they keep their sound and consistency after not playing together for years....I could watch it a million times!
Picking favorite’s for a Zeppelin fan is tough because favorite’s change with your mood’s. I’m gonna crawl is always one of my personal favorite’s off all their albums. Even though this is the end of the studio journey there’s a lot to go, including the Threes solo journeys after the breakup of Led Zeppelin. Thank you for the great journey I really enjoyed traveling with you.
I think after coda you should do led zeppelin denmark radio 1969 performance it was their first televised performance a few months after they were formed and they weren't super famous yet In total its about 30 minutes My favorite from this album is a tie between i'm gonna crawl and in the evening
This being the last LED ZEP song , CODA is a good Led Zep album that are outtakes from different years ..It was a bit depressing at the time because Bonham's death was still a fresh memory when it was released.. You can do something that nobody else is doing and that is 1980s and 90s Robert Plant solo albums . They are are very good....
@@youtoo2233 Little By Little is the standout hit and a great one . Heaven Knows and Tall Cool One and Ship of Fools from NOW and ZEN was his late 80s mic drop..*****
This is their closing album......where we listen to a more mature group that has grown to perfection!!!! A great way to end an era of their music!!!! No band will like them.....the guitar playing ...... The drum playing....The vocals of Robert Plant....the bass and keyboard playing of John Paul Jones......puts Led Zeppelin as the gods of Rock n' Roll!!!! Very High Tier!!!! Peace Out!!!!
Im 61 now, but I was a freshman in college in 1979 and I remember skipping a class to run down to the record store near the school in downtown Chicago to grab this album as soon as it came out. I also remember a guy sitting next to me in a class crying because he heard that John Bonham had died. Watching your reaction and hearing this album again sends me right back to 40 years ago. Thanks from the heart for this splendid reaction! Your reaction mirrored mine all those years ago. It's like doing it all over again. You have a subscriber here!!!
Hands down…..Fool In The Rain ☔️ that has always been my favorite song on ITTOD. I’m Gonna Crawl & All My Love are tied for second. Definitely do the movie & Celebration Day!! Like everyone has said there is more Zeppelin to be listened to that’s for sure. CODA & the live music from TSRTS & How The West Was Won. Immigrant Song 1972. How Many More Times Denmark 1969. I am not only a fan of Zep but a huge fan of Robert Plant!!! His solo career spans from 1982-present. He has put out a total of 22 albums including studio, live, compilation, video, etc. Jimmy & JPJ also have their separate careers and then you have Page & Plant No Quarter and Page & Plant Unledded which you will love… it’s acoustic!!!! There is a clip on RUclips from Japanese TV of Page & Plant acoustic Stairway To Heaven (shortened version). There are complete concerts of Robert Plant from the 80’ & 90’s. Currently he is touring with Alison Krauss. They released their second album, Raise The Roof, this past November. Their first one, Raising Sand, won 6 Grammy’s. They do covers of old bluegrass and a couple original. Looking forward to seeing where you go with your channel as Zeppelin was your influence. Cheers ☮️
I imagine this song being sung in a dimly lit, smokey bar by a torch singer under a brilliantly bright spotlight and just emoting all over the place. Bonzo considered this one of Planty's best vocals. Such a bittersweet moment. Early on in your Led Zeppelin journey, I believe I gave you links to various live performances. In addition to CODA, there's a few pieces that didn't get noticed until much later like St. Tristan's Sword, 10 Ribs & All/Carrot Pod Pod (Pod), Sunshine Woman, Sugar Mama and I think a few others I can't remember at the moment. There are also some wonderful bootlegs out there. Personally, I wouldn't go too much into interviews (unless they're with one of the band directly) or histories because they're most often interested with salacious gossip and stupid crap like "The Led Zeppelin Curse" or "everyone sold their souls to the devil for fame except for Jonesy and that's why nothing bad happened to him". So much drivel. That being said, off the top of my head, Rick Beato and Professor of Rock are a couple of RUclipsrs who've done good by Zep. Both talk about the songs, some of the histories, and how the songs were created. There's still more to come.
Henrietta, is HTWWW basically the same performance as Go Ask Eddie? I seem to recall that Jimmy spent years tracking down bootlegs, so I assume this album was from a very good bootleg that Jimmy then worked on and remastered?
@@w.geoffreyspaulding6588 no, to my knowledge, HTWWW is a compilation of two performances from 1972 while Listen to This, Eddie is from a single performance in 1977.
For a real change-up, might want to check out Dread Zeppelin. A Reggae band with an Elvis impersonator doing Zep songs. Robert loved them! When I saw Plant in concert in 1990 he had Dread Z playing on the sound system before the concert.
I’ll say this: Led Zeppelin never had a bad song-Every Beatles song was great. It’s not 𝘫𝘶𝘴𝘵 that the Beatles never had a 𝘣𝘢𝘥 song. It’s that every Beatles song is great. Led Zeppelin is the greatest rock band in history. The Beatles are the greatest band in recorded music history.
Do a live listening party of the epic movie , The Song Remains the Same. You could have a live chat during the movie. And subscribers could send you donations with a super chat. Having their comments read and reacted to by you. Watching the entire movie non stop will even give you more appreciation of the greatness of each of these master musicians. I personally have watched the movie well over 100 times and it never gets old. Originally the film was going to be just a concert film. But when they started editing there where so much the camera crew missed ,or even forgot to turn the cameras on ,with a couple of songs. So that's how the Fantasy scene's came to be. To fill in the places where the camera crew were to high to film it properly. But in true Led Zeppelin form it made for a much deeper and personal look into each of the band members life. Giving the fans a connection that could never have been accomplished, with just a concert movie. Watching it in the movie theaters ,full Dolby surround sound was probably better than any concert sound. Think about it, back then you could smoke in movie theaters . and that place was full of smoke of every virety.. and for alot of people like myself who were just unlucky enough not to see them live . This was the next best thing. Going to the midnight movies with the best weed you can find and a bottle of southern comfort or Yukon jack. You snd everyone else where at a Led Zeppelin concert. The atmosphere alone is undescribable. Waiting in Line for a hour just to get the best seat.The lights went off The packed theater cheering and on their feet applausing . The theater would come alive with cheers and applause after ever song. Then that emptiness you would feel at the end of a concert left you coming back for more. It was just like being in the front row of a real Led Zeppelin concert. At least thats how it felt for me. WOW thinking back at it. It was the best time to be a teenager. You lived for music going to see your favorite bands live was the best experience you could have. Thank you for taking me back to my youth. I enjoyed every song along the way and seeing a new younger generation hearing these timeless classics. Then becoming fans themselves is such a touching and emotional moment for me because it brings me back to when I herd this band for the first time and forever fell in love with the music they created. The Greatest Band to ever Grace the Stage, 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
The 70's were an amazing time, you could get away with anything back then, underage drinking, smoking pot, rarely did anyone get hauled off to jail unless they had a warrant or something. I remember one time we got pulled over, I had stashed the weed up under the seat, and they never could find it, but if they had, they would've just taken it for themselves and let us go. They got so upset about not finding it, that they made us break a brand new bong and they tossed a new chambered pipe into the woods, both of which we bought that day, then let us go, and we still had our weed lol
Yeah, we used to go to the Lincoln Theatre for the midnight shows, Zeppelin, Rocky Horror, The Wall, Black & Blue (Sabbath and Blue Oyster Cult). And we had that one cop who always confiscated our weed but never arrested us. Won't say his name, but initials B.M. and he drove car 112.
Rick Johnson that is a great idea! live on SRTS! I would be there for sure! All of this takes me back to high school and beyond. Yes, my lost youth! I feel so blessed to have this music as the Soundtrack of My Life and Oh what a life it has been! Led Zep fans are the absolute coolest! I can't imagine life without Led Zep can you? It sometimes makes me laugh to see these young kids drop their jaws when they hear these songs.....
@@karadodge7118 I feel the same. Graduated in 1980. Had tickets reserved 6 months in advance for their San Diego concert October of 1980. Then the horrible news of Bonzo in September followed by the press release "We can no longer continue as a band, " I was devastated heartbroken and depressed for months, locking myself in my room playing all their albums from start to finish. Thatshow I grieved Bozo was alive in every song. Nie seeing a whole new generation hearing Zep for the first time often brings tears to my eyes. Not tears of sadness but of joy as I relive my own memories over and over again. I'm addicted to watching Zeppelin reactions and the ones who do it right and start from the beginning and go through their whole catalog. Just like we had to do. Only difference is we had to wait about a year before we could hear the next new album. So we played the shit out of our records side by side over and over. We learned every word ,every riff , every break every triplet and every fill. A little jealous of how now the kids don't have to wait they can listen to everything. But you know what I wouldn't have it any other way. It made us real hard core fans that fell in love with every song even if at the first listen maybe it wasn't you favorite but after the 10th 30th 50th or 100th time hearing it becomesbanother fav. Like I say when you think you heard your favorite Led Zeppelin song then the next song plays and you have a new favorite soon they all become you favorite for different reasons. Timeless masterpieces and every day I still start my day getting the Led out. Only difference now is I'm not doing bong hits haha
MAGNIFICENT!! No...sad isn't the word...it is devastated! Yes How The West Was Won was a live album. I can't pick!! 😢 no more Zeppelin in the morning! I'm crying now!!
Hi Julie! She doesn't do Zep everyday, and when she does Zep she does entire album sides, but you should check out Verdy Channel. Young lady, just starting her Zep journey, and she REALLY GETS IT. has reviewed the first two albums. See you. Ernie
Picking a favourite LZ song is like picking your favourite second within a period of an hour. Each one has something different happening that slightly changes you even if you don't notice until it is over, but you can never have it exactly the same again.
Despite Page being in the deep throes of heroin addiction, which negatively affected his playing as far back as '75 tours, his playing here, with the tone, the notes, the feel, the soul, are fantastic.
You should give their Unledded music a try from the 90s when it was just Page and Plant. For their best piece try Dazed and Confused live at Madison Square Garden in 1973.
After Coda don't forget to react to Traveling Riverside Blues, and Hey, Hey, What Can I Do. As well as a couple Eddie Cochran songs they performed live. C'mon Everybody, and She's Something Else. There's more to explore after Coda.
The Only One from Jimmy Page‘s Outrider is the closest Zeppelin sounding song, post-Zeppelin. Tall Cool One from Plant‘s Now and Zen samples a few Zeppelin songs.
FYI: FOOL IN THE RAIN!!…… Robert Plant did a jam session at House of Blues in 2005…..they did FITR & there is a video on RUclips I recommend you checking that one out….☮️
Picking any favorite Zepp song is way too difficult, impossible really, but I'll try, my favorite would be "I'm Gonna Crawl", but only because I just listened to it, and it will only be my favorite until the next song plays
My keeper would be the Samba, because it is breaking new ground for the group and i got into Salsa and Tango and Bosa in the 80s when Pop music wen to POOP. Celia Cruz becme my favourit vocalist. Talking Heads were the next band i became a fan of.
You should react to YES the greatest Progressive Rock band ever...starting with their first album......"Yes Songs"....."Yes Album"......"Fragile."......."Close To The Edge"........"Relayer." Check them out!!!!!!
Coda was put out , So Zeppelin> Jimmy Page could fill their contract agreement. Yes singles left off most albums. Wearing & Tearing Darlene I can't quit you , Babe (live) Baby , Please come on Home. > Deluxe Are their best tracks
Fool in the Rain is my favorite but they're all excellent. It goes to show you how great they really are when you consider that this album is often regarded as one of their "weaker" ones. I guess I'll take Zeppelin's weakest any day. Soul Train Bro has gone through their entire catalog and even bootlegs. The Zeppelin rabbit hole is deep and winding indeed. Congratulations on wrapping up the Zepathon! I'm sure still that we're gonna groove.
My 1st husband & I "took a break" as they say (in '79) & I flew from NJ to Cali for my bro's wedding & he called me & played this whole song to me! I was in TEARS by the time it was done! Well, Needless to say, wen I got home, (after I recovered from all the great "michuacan" etc that I got turned on to in Cali lol) our "break" was over! Great job! I love seeing people's reactions to hearing my fave songs for the 1st time. Brings me back to the 1st time I ever heard it back in MY day!! ✌💚👏👏👏
On youtube, Soul Train Bro has gone through the whole discography. I think others have too but he sticks in my memory as he's so thorough.
Led Zeppelin is the most talented and magnificent band there ever was...nobody like them! But I have listened to rock all my life starting in 1965!
Jack Black said it best at the Kennedy center when honoring Led Zeppelin, you haven't listened to LZ until you did the Zepathon when you sit your ass down and listen to all the studio albums in a row. Pretty much all of us have done that and now with you Salvo we did it again, thanks buddy.
And this song was it.....I grew up with this and glad to see younger people getting into Led Zep. Hey the live concerts are the absolute best. The music is in my soul. This is the most beautiful song......like a dream. Thank you.
Two of their studio singles that were NOT included on their albums are ABSOLUTE musts to listen to:
- *_Travelling Riverside Blues_* - and - *_Hey, Hey What Can I Do._* -
_Pleeeeeeeeease_ do those also.
Those are actually my all time favorite Zeppelin songs. It would be shame if you missed them.
Two fantastic tracks , love the slide on Riverside blues
Soul Train Bro did the whole discography. I’ve enjoyed your reactions and that you did all of the Zeppelin albums. Thank you for that.
I still think of my first girlfriend when I was 17 when I hear this great song. I played this and we slow danced to it in my room, half way through she looked at me with tears in her eyes, that is the power this song has. Thanks for the reaction brother, great memories.
Did you end up together?
@@williamcabell142 Unfortunately no.
This one is my easy favorite on the album. Personal preference is the more blues, the better. No one does blues rock better, or ever has.
I always seem to get emotional listening to this track. Pure class.
Thank you Salvo for going through this Led Zeppelin journey!! It's really appreciated going through all this again. Let's keep going and I'll be checking out any of your other videos as well.
Always loved this song but my buddy had a drum kit in his basement when we were kids way back in the 80s and we sat for hours trying to keep up with Bonzo on drums on Carouselambra. of course, we sucked but it was a lot of fun trying. Led Zeppelin forever! Best rock band ever!
Man the tone on that guitar. He was a master at tuning! 😎
Must do How Many More Times live 1970 Royal Albert Hall performance! (NOT the 1969 live Denmark). It’s 20 minutes of pure Zeppelin bliss!
LZ was my band in the 70’s having seen them 18 times and I still have to watch this performance at least once a month.
I was an avid album collector in the 70s and 80s. But there are only two albums that I remember the minute they came out because I had to have them on the first day. They were too important. One was Pink Floyd The Wall and In Through The Out Door was the other. Fans had waited SO long for both albums to be released. I even remember tearing off the plastic and being so excited to discover that the album was in an actual paper bag and there was artwork underneath.
Looking forward to Coda....ty!
Yes....Soul Train Bro has gone thru not only the discography, but all the major live albums, live shows, and a good portion of their solo work. And his loyal followers (us) enjoyed the entire ride thru.
And Bizmatik has gone through most of it, but has recently stalled.
Soul Train Bro has ignored...
The XYZ Studio outtakes ©1981 with
(Jimmy Page, Chris Squire, Alan White)
©1982 Death Wish 2 Soundtrack, ©1983 ARMS Concert Film from the London Show, ©1985 Willie and the Poor Boy's album,
The Honeydrippers & THE FIRM song by song of the 2 albums
@@James_Loveless There is actually a long list of live LZ shows STB never got to....but he probably covered more Zep ground than just about any other LZ reactor I've seen, and in great detail.
You need to check out their 1970 Royal Albert Hall concert which happened to be Jimmy's birthday. It's early Zeppelin being monstrously heavy and raw. You can find it on the Led Zeppelin DVD along with a lot of other Easter eggs of concert footage,it was released in 2004 I believe. Also that same year they released How The West Was Won,a recording of an entire 1972 concert at the LA Forum
There have been quite a few RUclipsrs that have reacted to the entire studio discography in a sequence and all have the same "blown away" reaction. After all, LZ is the greatest band of all time even to this day. Another 70's band that you should put on your list is Boston. They are highly underrated and overlooked by RUclipsrs.
FAvorite ------this one! Oh, and In the Evening. Both pure magic!
John and Robert loved the blues and it comes out in these songs always their best effort because it's in their soul!
The song remains the same is a live album that is an absolute favourite of mine especially the live version of dazed and confused
Stephen I have to agree with you.....
This song has a special meaning for me.....involving my first true love in high school, our break up...and a year or two later...a buddy and I shared this song, and my lament over that lost love...and a bottle of Jack!
In the end...I WIN....because after almost 40 years, I found that love again and now we are married!
Apart from when you go through Coda, now I think you can appreciate what a superb band Led Zeppelin was and still are to this day. No 2 albums the same, rarely 2 songs the same and how they progressed and changed over time creating such diverse music feelings and groove. Its why they are still and forever will be my favourite band.
Rick Beato has some great breakdowns on Zeppelin. I would check him out. Sal, if you’re not already watching him you should, especially when he does his famous “top 20 lists”……It will give you loads of ideas, and he doesn’t play enough of any song to spoil a possible future reaction. Also, one of the best of their albums, to me, is How the West was Won, an audio live album of a performance in, I believe, 1971 at the LA Forum.
Celebration Day is a great one! It's amazing.....they keep their sound and consistency after not playing together for years....I could watch it a million times!
Picking favorite’s for a Zeppelin fan is tough because favorite’s change with your mood’s. I’m gonna crawl is always one of my personal favorite’s off all their albums. Even though this is the end of the studio journey there’s a lot to go, including the Threes solo journeys after the breakup of Led Zeppelin. Thank you for the great journey I really enjoyed traveling with you.
I think after coda you should do led zeppelin denmark radio 1969 performance it was their first televised performance a few months after they were formed and they weren't super famous yet
In total its about 30 minutes
My favorite from this album is a tie between i'm gonna crawl and in the evening
All of my Love or Fool in the Rain best on that album.
The last song on the "last" Led Zeppelin album. What a way to go out though they didn't know it at the time
Favorite on this album….In The Evening.
This being the last LED ZEP song , CODA is a good Led Zep album that are outtakes from different years ..It was a bit depressing at the time because Bonham's death was still a fresh memory when it was released.. You can do something that nobody else is doing and that is 1980s and 90s Robert Plant solo albums . They are are very good....
They sure are
Except Shaken n Stirred, most of it is what the hell Robert?
@@youtoo2233 LOL Yeah it is definitely a bit different, but there are songs that I really like off of it
@@youtoo2233 Little By Little is the standout hit and a great one . Heaven Knows and Tall Cool One and Ship of Fools from NOW and ZEN was his late 80s mic drop..*****
@@Ledzepnut Tie Dye on the Highway from Manic Nirvana ,,that is a killer tune and sounds very LedzEP
Great to finish off with blues, right back where they started 🤘
This is their closing album......where we listen to a more mature group that has grown to perfection!!!! A great way to end an era of their music!!!! No band will like them.....the guitar playing ...... The drum playing....The vocals of Robert Plant....the bass and keyboard playing of John Paul Jones......puts Led Zeppelin as the gods of Rock n' Roll!!!! Very High Tier!!!! Peace Out!!!!
Im 61 now, but I was a freshman in college in 1979 and I remember skipping a class to run down to the record store near the school in downtown Chicago to grab this album as soon as it came out. I also remember a guy sitting next to me in a class crying because he heard that John Bonham had died. Watching your reaction and hearing this album again sends me right back to 40 years ago. Thanks from the heart for this splendid reaction! Your reaction mirrored mine all those years ago. It's like doing it all over again. You have a subscriber here!!!
Thank you so much, glad it brought back some memories, that’s great
Hands down…..Fool In The Rain ☔️ that has always been my favorite song on ITTOD. I’m Gonna Crawl & All My Love are tied for second. Definitely do the movie & Celebration Day!! Like everyone has said there is more Zeppelin to be listened to that’s for sure. CODA & the live music from TSRTS & How The West Was Won. Immigrant Song 1972. How Many More Times Denmark 1969. I am not only a fan of Zep but a huge fan of Robert Plant!!! His solo career spans from 1982-present. He has put out a total of 22 albums including studio, live, compilation, video, etc. Jimmy & JPJ also have their separate careers and then you have Page & Plant No Quarter and Page & Plant Unledded which you will love… it’s acoustic!!!! There is a clip on RUclips from Japanese TV of Page & Plant acoustic Stairway To Heaven (shortened version). There are complete concerts of Robert Plant from the 80’ & 90’s. Currently he is touring with Alison Krauss. They released their second album, Raise The Roof, this past November. Their first one, Raising Sand, won 6 Grammy’s. They do covers of old bluegrass and a couple original. Looking forward to seeing where you go with your channel as Zeppelin was your influence. Cheers ☮️
This song was described by Plant as his tribute to Otis Redding and Wilson Pickett.
Love this song!
Fool in the rain and In the Evening probably my top two.
I imagine this song being sung in a dimly lit, smokey bar by a torch singer under a brilliantly bright spotlight and just emoting all over the place. Bonzo considered this one of Planty's best vocals. Such a bittersweet moment. Early on in your Led Zeppelin journey, I believe I gave you links to various live performances. In addition to CODA, there's a few pieces that didn't get noticed until much later like St. Tristan's Sword, 10 Ribs & All/Carrot Pod Pod (Pod), Sunshine Woman, Sugar Mama and I think a few others I can't remember at the moment. There are also some wonderful bootlegs out there. Personally, I wouldn't go too much into interviews (unless they're with one of the band directly) or histories because they're most often interested with salacious gossip and stupid crap like "The Led Zeppelin Curse" or "everyone sold their souls to the devil for fame except for Jonesy and that's why nothing bad happened to him". So much drivel. That being said, off the top of my head, Rick Beato and Professor of Rock are a couple of RUclipsrs who've done good by Zep. Both talk about the songs, some of the histories, and how the songs were created. There's still more to come.
Henrietta, is HTWWW basically the same performance as Go Ask Eddie? I seem to recall that Jimmy spent years tracking down bootlegs, so I assume this album was from a very good bootleg that Jimmy then worked on and remastered?
@@w.geoffreyspaulding6588 no, to my knowledge, HTWWW is a compilation of two performances from 1972 while Listen to This, Eddie is from a single performance in 1977.
Yes there's many RUclipsrs that have gone through all of the Zeppelin catalog!
For a real change-up, might want to check out Dread Zeppelin. A Reggae band with an Elvis impersonator doing Zep songs. Robert loved them! When I saw Plant in concert in 1990 he had Dread Z playing on the sound system before the concert.
This is still my favorite song of the album despite how much I like some of the others
I’ll say this: Led Zeppelin never had a bad song-Every Beatles song was great.
It’s not 𝘫𝘶𝘴𝘵 that the Beatles never had a 𝘣𝘢𝘥 song. It’s that every Beatles song is great. Led Zeppelin is the greatest rock band in history. The Beatles are the greatest band in recorded music history.
Do a live listening party of the epic movie , The Song Remains the Same. You could have a live chat during the movie. And subscribers could send you donations with a super chat. Having their comments read and reacted to by you. Watching the entire movie non stop will even give you more appreciation of the greatness of each of these master musicians.
I personally have watched the movie well over 100 times and it never gets old. Originally the film was going to be just a concert film. But when they started editing there where so much the camera crew missed ,or even forgot to turn the cameras on ,with a couple of songs. So that's how the Fantasy scene's came to be. To fill in the places where the camera crew were to high to film it properly. But in true Led Zeppelin form it made for a much deeper and personal look into each of the band members life. Giving the fans a connection that could never have been accomplished, with just a concert movie.
Watching it in the movie theaters ,full Dolby surround sound was probably better than any concert sound. Think about it, back then you could smoke in movie theaters . and that place was full of smoke of every virety.. and for alot of people like myself who were just unlucky enough not to see them live . This was the next best thing. Going to the midnight movies with the best weed you can find and a bottle of southern comfort or Yukon jack. You snd everyone else where at a Led Zeppelin concert. The atmosphere alone is undescribable. Waiting in Line for a hour just to get the best seat.The lights went off The packed theater cheering and on their feet applausing . The theater would come alive with cheers and applause after ever song. Then that emptiness you would feel at the end of a concert left you coming back for more. It was just like being in the front row of a real Led Zeppelin concert. At least thats how it felt for me. WOW thinking back at it. It was the best time to be a teenager. You lived for music going to see your favorite bands live was the best experience you could have.
Thank you for taking me back to my youth. I enjoyed every song along the way and seeing a new younger generation hearing these timeless classics. Then becoming fans themselves is such a touching and emotional moment for me because it brings me back to when I herd this band for the first time and forever fell in love with the music they created. The Greatest Band to ever Grace the Stage, 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
The 70's were an amazing time, you could get away with anything back then, underage drinking, smoking pot, rarely did anyone get hauled off to jail unless they had a warrant or something. I remember one time we got pulled over, I had stashed the weed up under the seat, and they never could find it, but if they had, they would've just taken it for themselves and let us go. They got so upset about not finding it, that they made us break a brand new bong and they tossed a new chambered pipe into the woods, both of which we bought that day, then let us go, and we still had our weed lol
Yeah, we used to go to the Lincoln Theatre for the midnight shows, Zeppelin, Rocky Horror, The Wall, Black & Blue (Sabbath and Blue Oyster Cult). And we had that one cop who always confiscated our weed but never arrested us. Won't say his name, but initials B.M. and he drove car 112.
@@charlesgervais4673 Hahaha Why pay for it when you can confiscate all you wanted lol
Rick Johnson that is a great idea! live on SRTS! I would be there for sure! All of this takes me back to high school and beyond. Yes, my lost youth! I feel so blessed to have this music as the Soundtrack of My Life and Oh what a life it has been! Led Zep fans are the absolute coolest! I can't imagine life without Led Zep can you? It sometimes makes me laugh to see these young kids drop their jaws when they hear these songs.....
@@karadodge7118 I feel the same. Graduated in 1980. Had tickets reserved 6 months in advance for their San Diego concert October of 1980. Then the horrible news of Bonzo in September followed by the press release "We can no longer continue as a band, " I was devastated heartbroken and depressed for months, locking myself in my room playing all their albums from start to finish. Thatshow I grieved Bozo was alive in every song.
Nie seeing a whole new generation hearing Zep for the first time often brings tears to my eyes. Not tears of sadness but of joy as I relive my own memories over and over again. I'm addicted to watching Zeppelin reactions and the ones who do it right and start from the beginning and go through their whole catalog. Just like we had to do. Only difference is we had to wait about a year before we could hear the next new album. So we played the shit out of our records side by side over and over. We learned every word ,every riff , every break every triplet and every fill. A little jealous of how now the kids don't have to wait they can listen to everything. But you know what I wouldn't have it any other way. It made us real hard core fans that fell in love with every song even if at the first listen maybe it wasn't you favorite but after the 10th 30th 50th or 100th time hearing it becomesbanother fav. Like I say when you think you heard your favorite Led Zeppelin song then the next song plays and you have a new favorite soon they all become you favorite for different reasons. Timeless masterpieces and every day I still start my day getting the Led out. Only difference now is I'm not doing bong hits haha
MAGNIFICENT!! No...sad isn't the word...it is devastated! Yes How The West Was Won was a live album. I can't pick!! 😢 no more Zeppelin in the morning! I'm crying now!!
Hi Julie! She doesn't do Zep everyday, and when she does Zep she does entire album sides, but you should check out Verdy Channel. Young lady, just starting her Zep journey, and she REALLY GETS IT. has reviewed the first two albums. See you. Ernie
❤❤❤Robert, please crawl my way❤❤❤❤
Loving the channel and the Zep reactions…you have to check out In The Evening live from Knebworth…it’s immense
Soul Train Bro did the entire discography and all the other stuff.
My fav on this album..
Such a great song.
The live version of Since I’ve Been Lovin You from The Song Remains The Same!!
Most underrated zep tune. Love it
You can the evening ( live ) at Kenbworth 1979
1973 msg live.. Same music from movie although a few of the songs were omitted on the album.. But it's incredible.
one of my favorites!
final song on their last album but CODA contained tracks cut from this and previous albums, ozone baby is a killer track
Picking a favourite LZ song is like picking your favourite second within a period of an hour. Each one has something different happening that slightly changes you even if you don't notice until it is over, but you can never have it exactly the same again.
Bonham said this was one of Plant's best vocal performances. Personally think it's one of the band's best performances outright
Despite Page being in the deep throes of heroin addiction, which negatively affected his playing as far back as '75 tours, his playing here, with the tone, the notes, the feel, the soul, are fantastic.
You should give their Unledded music a try from the 90s when it was just Page and Plant. For their best piece try Dazed and Confused live at Madison Square Garden in 1973.
Oh Please...its💩
After Coda don't forget to react to Traveling Riverside Blues, and Hey, Hey, What Can I Do. As well as a couple Eddie Cochran songs they performed live. C'mon Everybody, and She's Something Else. There's more to explore after Coda.
Burning Down One Side and Slow Dancer from Pictures at Eleven are also Zeppelin adjacent.
My fav from this album
The Only One from Jimmy Page‘s Outrider is the closest Zeppelin sounding song, post-Zeppelin. Tall Cool One from Plant‘s Now and Zen samples a few Zeppelin songs.
Great job.
Thank you!
DEFFINATELY get into live shows, its a whole new world!!!
do them in (rough) cronological order aswell, then youl see how INCREDIBLE they were
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A must watch CELEBRATION DAY
2007 they reunited for one day Jason on the drums older but the kill it
I always skipped Carouselambra in the early days, now it’s the most amazing song I’ve ever heard, or maybe In The Evening!! I dunno 🤷♂️
Yes the movie is great! Do the live tracks from Presence and ITTOD. What makes John Bonham such a good drummer was really great!!
Everybody listens too all zepp music,, after hearing 1st song!!
How can a guy who has everything sing like that?
You have to start on the live shows! 😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
FYI: FOOL IN THE RAIN!!…… Robert Plant did a jam session at House of Blues in 2005…..they did FITR & there is a video on RUclips I recommend you checking that one out….☮️
Picking any favorite Zepp song is way too difficult, impossible really, but I'll try, my favorite would be "I'm Gonna Crawl", but only because I just listened to it, and it will only be my favorite until the next song plays
Aussie Chris here man ,Yes Coda , Please next 🦘, Love ya Salvo 🎸🦘
pink floyd echo. check that outes live at pompii
What about the live album..The song remains the same!!! They made a movie..I remember waiting in line to see that..it was awesome!!
I think you should go ahead and hit Plants solo albums, they are very good.
How the West Was Won is magic
great channel, great reviews, take a day off and relax a bit
My keeper would be the Samba, because it is breaking new ground for the group and i got into Salsa and Tango and Bosa in the 80s when Pop music wen to POOP.
Celia Cruz becme my favourit vocalist.
Talking Heads were the next band i became a fan of.
There are six different inner sleeves for this album.
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I tend to agree...Yes is the greatest prog band ever. And no one will ever surpass Richard Wakeman's speech at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, ever.
End of the studio albums road. I'm kind of sad lol. I know we have more good stuff coming 🥰
Here's a suggestion that may be a surprise.
Black Coffee by Humble Pie
I suggest... highly.. Queensryche.. What a voice! Geoff Tate.. Also great band great musicians
Congrats on completing the Zeppathon 😅😅😅
Coda was put out , So Zeppelin> Jimmy Page could fill their contract agreement. Yes singles left off most albums.
Wearing & Tearing
Darlene
I can't quit you , Babe (live)
Baby , Please come on Home. > Deluxe
Are their best tracks
All My Love is the best song on the album!
Fool in the Rain is my favorite but they're all excellent. It goes to show you how great they really are when you consider that this album is often regarded as one of their "weaker" ones. I guess I'll take Zeppelin's weakest any day. Soul Train Bro has gone through their entire catalog and even bootlegs. The Zeppelin rabbit hole is deep and winding indeed. Congratulations on wrapping up the Zepathon! I'm sure still that we're gonna groove.
Man,Robert sounding Otis Reading at times🙆♂️
If you like the voice of Led Zeppelin, you could continue the journey with Robert Plant’s solo career for a few albums!
Their only live album was Song Remains the Same soundtrack. You've already done most of it.
How The West Was Won
BBC Sessions
@@tektoniks_architects Right. Sorry, I meant as general release during the time the band was active.
Yes How The West Was Won
No worries! You're right too.
The BBC sessions box is amazing as well
I'm going to crawl is my favorite! Its The closest song in the album that is true Zeppelin!
You should check out The Who catalog. Another rabbit hole worth your time. Also…an amazing live band. 🔥
do Zeps BBC sessions its live..... how the west was won and royal albert hall are musts if you wanna see Zep at their best
Heck yea. Do Coda next. Then do the Movie without question. :-)
You need to do CODA and the live albums
Got one more album coda
You need too check out the curse of led zeppelin