Their ability to improvise in a live setting was off the hook. To watch the live adds another dimension to the studio cuts. You should check out some bootlegs!
Any song from this show is worth a reaction. Royal Albert Hall is way better than MSG ‘73. How Many More Times from this show is pretty insane. They’re just improvising the entire time.
@@zachjacobs3337 including the band themselves. I don’t get why RAH doesn’t get any love, no remaster and no audio format. I even prefer Jimmy’s tone with the hiwatt stacks here over the Marshalls in MSG.
Prime Zepp! Heavy psychedelic blues! Sweet! Plant was on fire, leaning into the microphone. Page with the Les Paul instead of the Tele, bending blue notes to match the color of the sweater vest he's sporting. Bonzo kept a monster beat on that single bass drum. He gave those toms a work out too. And Jones glides across each step, holding the composition together where otherwise it might collapse into nothing.
Sorry I only give a listen to certain things😀 I have a life, but when ever I see the GOATS, I have to listen! 😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 Live is where they Shine!
Guitar amazing. Drums being played so freaking hard. One of the top voices to ever grace rock and roll, and then you have that solid baseline running through the entire thing. Absolutely jaw dropping. Thanks for the reaction, I hadn't seen this one.
nice to see younger people expanding their music horizons. great stuff. 1 suggestion, get yourself a good set of headphones. ear buds are ok, but full sized headphones will give you a much better experience in my opinion.
Thanks for another great reaction. You've now reacted to three songs from this concert but I highly recommend that you react to the rest of it because the entire concert was absolutely fabulous. I think you'd really enjoy just sitting back and soaking up the vibe from start to finish. I know a lot of us would enjoy it. If you don't want to do one long reaction, maybe break it up a couple of songs at a time. Just a suggestion but one I hope you consider. :)
I was 16 at this time. Needless to say I was awestruck. I bought their first album a little before this. Concert. Hooked ever since. It never gets old. Jimmy Page here was off the charts.
Like I've always said 'they didn't just steal from the blues ,like everyone else, they re-created it and made it heavier and more importantly, their own " ................Peace & love :)
Artists like Hendrix, Cream and Led Zeppelin evolved traditional Black Urban Blues too a new level in Outer Space. This song is a perfect example of a Willie Dixon Classic.
Even being there when all this stuff happened, I still don't really understand how British white bands got off on Black American blues, and made it their own. Old age is price we are paying for being there, and it is well worth it.
Truth is , all of these great bands got their inspiration from the deep south, and then the Chicago blues artists .. Muddy Waters, BB King and as far back as Robert Thompson . The terrible sickening truth is also that these black artists were shunned because of their colour only. Shame on the people who allowed this . But thanks to them , we have bands like Led Zep using their influence ....
Jimmy found abandoned guitar with steel strings in a cold old basement when he was 8 yrs old taugh5 himself took guitar to school was mocked by kids for doing it. Jokes on them.
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And that's why back in the day everybody had Led Zeppelin in their album collection. Da greatest rock band. .
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Oh yeah .
Their ability to improvise in a live setting was off the hook. To watch the live adds another dimension to the studio cuts. You should check out some bootlegs!
Yeh....... So many now on dvd.
Pagey killing it in the guitar...the GOAT
Easily the goat 🔥
@@eye5856 For sure!🎸♑🐉
Any song from this show is worth a reaction. Royal Albert Hall is way better than MSG ‘73.
How Many More Times from this show is pretty insane. They’re just improvising the entire time.
Yep not sure why people latch on to the MSG show. RAH is orders of magnitude better.
@@zachjacobs3337 including the band themselves. I don’t get why RAH doesn’t get any love, no remaster and no audio format. I even prefer Jimmy’s tone with the hiwatt stacks here over the Marshalls in MSG.
Way. Way. Better than msg. How Many More Times from this concert is the best, they’re just showing off at that point.
The guitar solo to this is off the charts! And Plants voice is so strong. No auto tunes for Robert. ✌️
Robert Plant was 22 years old in this video. I can't quite put my finger on why, but that blows me away.
he was 21,turned 22 until august 20 of that year
Jimmy squeezing every last drop of soul, blues and emotion out of that damn guitar....
Jimmy is the Goat. And the horses, cows, and pigs. He is ALL!
You're right, Pope this whole concert is absolutely amazing. So much great music in 1970. Kinda wish I was a little older than 2 ☹
Thanks Pope. My one and only favorite band since 1969. 👍❤🤙
Mine too ❤️
Prime Zepp! Heavy psychedelic blues! Sweet! Plant was on fire, leaning into the microphone. Page with the Les Paul instead of the Tele, bending blue notes to match the color of the sweater vest he's sporting. Bonzo kept a monster beat on that single bass drum. He gave those toms a work out too. And Jones glides across each step, holding the composition together where otherwise it might collapse into nothing.
His parents gave him that sweater vest just before the concert started...
Dirty. Blues. Dirty Blues! 🔥
One of my favorite Zep songs for hard hitting blues.
No auto tune..no techno backing..just raw hard blues.
Sorry I only give a listen to certain things😀 I have a life, but when ever I see the GOATS, I have to listen! 😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 Live is where they Shine!
Can't go wrong with Zep! Love it when they drop.
What's that supposed to mean? Some old folk mumblin shit that you don't understand yerself?
You played my request. No one else has. A million bless yous
Com’on man, theee Greatest Band Ever!
By 1973 they were riding their legendary title and never heating up as they did earlier...
Isn't this great? Please do more live performances!!!
Super powerful sound , especially on the early albums .
Whats interesting is that Some of the Beatles, Rolling Stones and Eric Clapton were at this concert
Wow I didn't know that!
they all realized at that time that they wer fucked,they were witnessing the best band ever
This performance is a volcanic earthquake!
Pope - you are the coolest, chillest guy on all of RUclips. Thanks for your deep appreciation of music styles and greatness.
thank you!
1970 Three Masters at Work: Robert Plant, John Bonham, and Jimmy Paige.
This is the Zeppelin I grew up on, showing more of their Blues influence.
Jimmy still kickin !,
Guitar amazing. Drums being played so freaking hard. One of the top voices to ever grace rock and roll, and then you have that solid baseline running through the entire thing. Absolutely jaw dropping. Thanks for the reaction, I hadn't seen this one.
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and decades before heavy metal existed.
2nd time watching this...cuz I have to. Gotta get my doze of LZ. 👍❤🤙
Great reaction to a great song. That's what you do Pope. And that's why I'm your 3rd Patron :-)
nice to see younger people expanding their music horizons. great stuff. 1 suggestion, get yourself a good set of headphones. ear buds are ok, but full sized headphones will give you a much better experience in my opinion.
Plant was 21 years old here. Just think about that for a second.
@@juanmasa3020 Incorrect. Robert Plant was born on August 20th, 1948 which at the time of this concert, January 9th 1970, would have made him 21.
I have a recommendation. "Astronomy Domine" by Pink Floyd. The Syd Barrett version from their 1967 debut LP.
First time seeing that. That was amazing.
Thanks for another great reaction. You've now reacted to three songs from this concert but I highly recommend that you react to the rest of it because the entire concert was absolutely fabulous. I think you'd really enjoy just sitting back and soaking up the vibe from start to finish. I know a lot of us would enjoy it. If you don't want to do one long reaction, maybe break it up a couple of songs at a time. Just a suggestion but one I hope you consider. :)
Fully agree, simply one of the best live "things" ever.
My boy bottom going off on the kit
this is one of my favorite lives by them i love jimmy’s playing in it
NO WEAK LINKS
I was 16 at this time. Needless to say I was awestruck. I bought their first album a little before this. Concert. Hooked ever since. It never gets old. Jimmy Page here was off the charts.
Like I've always said 'they didn't just steal from the blues ,like everyone else, they re-created it and made it heavier and more importantly, their own " ................Peace & love :)
So effing hard
These legends never get old. Great pick man.
Artists like Hendrix, Cream and Led Zeppelin evolved traditional Black Urban Blues too a new level in Outer Space. This song is a perfect example of a Willie Dixon Classic.
Thanks 😊
Lol. Yah. And the song that preceded this was We're Gonna Groove... and they sure did.
That’s the blues on Acid! As they use to say! 😎👍
I think everyone knows by now how "Animal " on the muppets was created ?? LOL
You going to love this while I actually so I'm doing this live freaking amazing🔥🔥🔥🔥☄☄☄☄☄
There’s no way that exists a better guitarist that Page, there’s no way that is a better band than Zeppelin, Bonham … my God….
Happy to send some Patreon support your way Pope! 💜
much appreciated 🙏🏿
At some point, you gotta do the Jimmy Page/Robert Plant reunion stuff from the mid1990s. THE BATTLE OF EVERMORE will blow your mind.
Yo yo yo
I dig your all your Zep reactions bro!
The GOAT!
Straight fire!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Hey Pope! I'm a little late to the party. Let's get The Led out! 🔈🔉🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊
Not really 214 ☺️
@@lesblatnyak5947 Was on a livestream. 😎
Cool.
Even being there when all this stuff happened, I still don't really understand how British white bands got off on Black American blues, and made it their own. Old age is price we are paying for being there, and it is well worth it.
Heaven and hell 2009 Wacken festival
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Before the "Tolkien" 🧝♀️🧝♂️ aspect took over .. leaving the blues behind them....
Apologies, Robert Johnson . My bad !!
Let me correct that voice text isn't working that well what I said was you're going to love this song and I saw them do it live on fire
Desculpem pelo português mas PUTA QUE PARIU QUE SOM DO CARALHO
Jimmy Page best guitarist ever
Truth is , all of these great bands got their inspiration from the deep south, and then the Chicago blues artists .. Muddy Waters, BB King and as far back as Robert Thompson . The terrible sickening truth is also that these black artists were shunned because of their colour only. Shame on the people who allowed this . But thanks to them , we have bands like Led Zep using their influence ....
Sexy song!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Jimmy found abandoned guitar with steel strings in a cold old basement when he was 8 yrs old taugh5 himself took guitar to school was mocked by kids for doing it. Jokes on them.
I'd like to do a lot of things, but I ain't paying fror your dope. That you have to do by yerself. Ciao hombre...
Fucking dumb shit thing to say.
Bro what