Thank god you are both safe and sound !!!! I’ve missed your beautiful faces so much. You’re certainly making up for lost time tonight !!! Great reaction as usual. God bless you in these troubling times
Speak for yourself, I've had the same Top 5 Zep tunes for half a century, their order unchanged in all that time: 1) Kashmir 2) Stairway To Heaven 3) Whole Lotta Love 4) Babe I'm Gonna Leave You 5) Going To California
@@grahamfay2473 That's still nonsense, which only applies to a few people, for a short period of time, depending on the order in which they hear the songs. STH was the first Zep song I heard and was my favorite until Kashmir topped it when I first heard that a few years later. In between those two albums I heard every song Zep put out and none of them eclipsed STH on my list.
@watcher9987 Led Zeppelin were actually playing this live in concert BEFORE the Beatles had finished recording Helter Skelter. The public heard this first.
Back when this album first came out I was living nearby to Beirut...which was still called "The Paris of the Middle East". I really, really hope that it can earn that title again someday soon.
Always miss you both when you go a ways between reactions. Glad to see you back. Love from The Bay Area California. Keep the Zeppelin train moving on and on. So many great songs awaiting!
I once thought I had the talent to form my own band and be like Led Zeppelin. That was back in 1969, and it never happened. Instead, I've listened to everything they've ever recorded and now I consider myself the world's greatest air guitarist, bass player and air drummer. At 72 years old I'm just like you guys albeit I don't look as good as you guys do rocking out to the best band in the world!
I knew a bloke in a band, honed their skills for 3 years and thought they were the dog’s bollocks. Got a gig supporting (early) Squeeze and played the set of their lives. Squeeze came on and blew the roof off and my mate said his band packed up their kit, went home and cried and never played again.
Thank you so much for doing my pick! I love Led Zeppelin and I love you guys and I hope you’re OK!… Robert Plant had just turned 20 years old when this was recorded. What you’re hearing is his voice when he was young and he actually had a range to go from deep to extremely high, and he was very powerful, and his voice was very full. His voice changed quickly through the years mainly due to all of the touring and live shows… This one has always been in my top five and I guarantee you if you crank it up in the car while you’re cruising and listen to it a couple more times you’ll love it even more!
Thanks for getting them to react to this. As the years go by, I am more and more convinced that LZ 1 was their best album -- so raw, so energetic, so perfect . . . .
LZ's 1st album is nearly unanimously considered one of the greatest debut albums in history. There are several covers on it (although I prefer to label them as re-arrangements, as they always sound far superior to the songs that influenced them!), and some legendary originals. This song is #10 on my LZ greatest song list! You guys are wonderful to watch, and not just your LZ reactions either! You should consider doing the 1st album (minus the ones you've already reacted to!) Best of luck, and stay safe!
The thing about Zeppelin is their ability to change your outlook on what their best song is. Every other time you hear a new one, it becomes your favorite. I have a whole list of my favorite Zeppelin songs.
Firstly, I had been worried about you two, so I am very happy to see that you are safe and sound! Carol, you've figured it out, trying to choose a Zep favorite is a fool's errand! Also, there's just nothing cuter than you in that Led Zeppelin shirt! ☮️❤️
Glad to see you guys are safe. I love watching your reactions to Zeppelin . I know you get many requests but If you react to "babe I'm going to leave you" you will not be disapointed. Guaranteed it'll be in your top 5 😂
Welcome back and thank you for doing this track. I was 15 when I purchased this LP, Led Zeppelin and it remains my favorite from them to this day. Their sound hit you square in the face, and no other band sounded like them. It is the heavy, blues-based roots of this record that remains so timeless. It is such fun to see how after all of these years Zeppelin still moves new listeners. What a great reaction. Blessings!
so glad to see you both again...one of best songs off of the debut album...do all of us (and yourselves) a favor and react to "Babe I'm Gonna' Leave You" - studio track from the first album - it's up there with "Dazed and Confused" as one of there best songs from that album IMHO...again, great job and glad you are back and appear well..take care
Another one of their really great songs, but then so many are. Great for not being together that long. Great version from Royal Albert Hall (1970). Thanks for your reaction.
A cool looking guy and a beautiful girl; smiling like children while listening to my Zeppelin! What can be more soul fulfilling than that! Stay safe guys.
Haven’t seen this page since maybe late last winter- I love the interaction between you two. Your a lucky man Elle as Carol is one beautiful lady and expression’s and a beautiful smile and I can remember it between you both.
I haven't seen anybody do this one yet. Good selection! Elie, I guarantee you won't get bored the next time you hear this. You'll start to anticipate things in the song. "Bring It On Home" is the equally-powerful closer of LZ-II. Led Zeppelin really knew how to close out an album!
Another of Zep's great hard rock blues tracks, this one wrapped around a center piece cover of "The Hunter" by the legendary blues guitarist Albert King. But it's time to sample another signature Zep style; mystical soundscapes punctuated by rocket-launching riffs: "Over The Hills And Far Away", "What Is And What Should Never Be" and "Ramble On" (which many consider their best song). Can't wait to watch you react to those three, especially "Ramble On".
Don't forget the little cross-reference to (the folk/country standard) Kisses Sweeter Than Wine and the fact that the first/last parts are kind of an amalgam of Wolf's How Many More Years and BB's It's My Fault.
It's certainly one of my Favourites too Carol 👍. and what Superb and Insightful Analogies as each Song of theirs was just SO diverse it certainly would've been a 'fools errand' to try and predict which experimental direction they were going to turn towards next and to liken their insurmountable talent to a 'Box of Belgian Chocolates' was pure genius - Thank-you for making an elderly guy very happy and smile from ear to ear 🤓
Zepp has been my Fave from the start. Just amazing. I really enjoy watching peeps react to them. You two are awesome. Beautiful couple and totally into it. Thanks for the Reactions!
Great to see the two of you again, and especially when you're reacting to Led Zeppelin (I love that black Zep shirt with the yellow writing). That was the closing track from their debut album, and it drew from many influences, including blues legend Howlin' Wolf.
This is in my top 5 Zepp songs. It is always a journey no matter how many times (pun intended) you listen to it and has one of the deepest grooves with a killer baseline.
Oh man, laying on the floor with my Kenwoods blasting this in a totally dark room!! Coping a buzz, hell yes!! This brings those memories flooding back!! Thank you!!
As a side note for this song. 1. It was the first time Robert Plant heard his voice on playback in a studio 2. When performed in Boston in early 1969 at the famous four shows at the Boston Tea Party theatre, when this song was played fans were banging their heads on the stage. Thus the phrase ‘head banging music.’ The fourth show was not even advertised it was just added and the band played their set twice and unrehearsed 1950s covers.
I too am glad you're both safe and doing well....scary times Elie, since you are wearing a t-shirt with Chicago, Illinois on it I think it is high time you give the band Chicago a listen. Everyone's go to is the live version of their song '25 or 6 to 4' (7/21/1970) Tanglewood (official video). This live version features, what is arguably, one of the best live guitar solos ever recorded.
Oh thank God, you guys have been missing for a while and I have been worried. I saw video of IDF planes flying over your city and said a prayer for you and just like that, here you are cranking some Zep. God bless you guys and take care of each other. Prayers work! 🙏🙏
Aww you're so amazing! Thank you so much for the lovely comment, it really made our heart happy ❤️❤️ We're currently in Qatar but if we were in Lebanon at the moment, we would be stressed out for sure! Appreciate your concern 🙏 much love ❤️
Well wishes to you two in these times. As for LZ, I would love to see you guys do a “tiers list” or ranking of the songs you have heard, and then for the new ones (still plenty to go) you can just keep adding.
Hey guys, the fun part now is to watch the live versions and see how different they are. I would recommend the "Damarks TV special" first. Then the "Royal Albert Hall" version. All 3 are totally different. Nice review
Aww YAY i **Luv** your reactions & OMG i **Knew** he was going to say THAT! bout the middle part BUT OMG ya have to see this being played Live at **Danmarks Radio 1969** **BabyLedZeppelin** when they were pretty much just starting out iT is one of my MOST **Cherished&Luvd** things in this world! **ManyPixieHugz&Luvz**
So glad you guys had the ability to get out of Lebanon. Which, as your country, I'm sure you love, but yes, it is obviously not a good situation there or in the region, so I trust that Qatar will be to your liking and stay safe! As for the reaction, cool u started them again with the MIghty Zeppelin! I love how Carol is always trying to "find" the beat, the rhythm of a song, so she can properly (sitting down) dance to it! And by God, I was right in predicting that she'd GROOVE to the superfunky drumming of Bonzo at 6:28! --Steal Away, Rosie!
Haha I suggested this a while ago as I’m a drummer and Bonham’s drums are amazing. This was from album one and Bonham did this song during a jam and he got this on one take! Another thing about Led Zepp is Bonham never payed the same sort of beat twice. As for live versions…the Earls Court 74 version is class! Even the best get it wrong and it’s a long one. But towards the end when they all come back in they mess it up and Robert has to stop them…but what follows, gives you goosebumps. Great reaction, and you never stopped it!!! 👌👌
I had got tickets thankfully to see Robert Plant for my first two times in 1990 for his Manic Nirvana album tour 1st in Alpine Valley Wisconsin that summer then back in Chicago around October at the Rosmont Horizon (Allstate Arena) which both shows I was with my girlfriend back when we were around 18 and it was 2 years after his most successful Now and Zen album. Yet his Manic Nirvana one was his most aggressive album that was like a live performance but once you saw the concert, it was even better. Now back then in 1990 is When The Black Crowes opened for them along with the other show was Alannah Myles “Black Velvet” 1st show we sat in the back of the Pavilion while the rest was on a huge hill on the grass. Now when we saw Robert Plant at the Rosmont Horizon in Chicago. We were just sitting(standing) back 14 rows on the main floor in front of the stage. It’s great on film yet being there with your loved one is a experience you’ll never forget. We got his dark purple-light blue Tie Dye concert T shirts which has a picture of a few white like orchid flowers surrounded in small writing R.Plant Manic Nirvana tour which was outlined in black while it was filled in with gold colored glitter which years later I had a great friend that she had like a glitter pen that filled it in.
Thank god you are both safe and sound !!!! I’ve missed your beautiful faces so much. You’re certainly making up for lost time tonight !!! Great reaction as usual. God bless you in these troubling times
That's so sweet thank you so much for your comment!! It really made us smile ❤️❤️ Much love to you!! Stay blessed 🙏
@@TheCoupleCrib and you
@@TheCoupleCribyes stay safe!
@@TheCoupleCrib I also was getting worried, and agree with what John said. Thank you both for all of the smiles.
Love you guys but I am still trying to get my head around you being “bored “ by LZ😵💫
Thank goodness you are both smiling and pray you keep well in these terrible times. However we are blessed to hear from Led Zeppelin ❤❤❤
Absolutely correct. Every Led Zeppelin song you hear is your favourite until you hear the next one . Every song is awesome.
Speak for yourself, I've had the same Top 5 Zep tunes for half a century, their order unchanged in all that time: 1) Kashmir 2) Stairway To Heaven 3) Whole Lotta Love 4) Babe I'm Gonna Leave You 5) Going To California
@@Cosmo-Kramer I'm talking about new listeners to their music!!
@@grahamfay2473 That's still nonsense, which only applies to a few people, for a short period of time, depending on the order in which they hear the songs. STH was the first Zep song I heard and was my favorite until Kashmir topped it when I first heard that a few years later. In between those two albums I heard every song Zep put out and none of them eclipsed STH on my list.
Imagine going from "I Want to Hold Your Hand" to this 5 years later. It was earth shattering
Yep I was there!
@@juliemanarin4127 i remember it well
You skipped over Helter Skelter and In A Gadda Da Vida
That’s definitely one small step for man and one giant leap for mankind.
@watcher9987 Led Zeppelin were actually playing this live in concert BEFORE the Beatles had finished recording Helter Skelter. The public heard this first.
Good to see you both safe and still smiling. Led Zeppelin makes everything better!
Now just add The Cult, and you'll achieve Nirvana 😉 ~
That's why this is my Led Zeppelin Album. Every song is Awesome!!!
John Bonham took everyone for a sonic ride that is simply breath taking on this track.
she's not nuts this is my absolute favorite zep song!
and that's how you play the drums!
Good to see you two safe and well. Keep the Led Zep going. You 2 are in my prayers.
Never disappointing. The Mighty Zep soars high Everytime. RockStars forever.
Back when this album first came out I was living nearby to Beirut...which was still called "The Paris of the Middle East". I really, really hope that it can earn that title again someday soon.
I love this tune-it’s like five songs in one.
I can't be the only one, but when Carol wears a Led Zeppelin shirt, It does something to me.
She could actually wear anything. Stunning.
Always miss you both when you go a ways between reactions. Glad to see you back. Love from The Bay Area California. Keep the Zeppelin train moving on and on. So many great songs awaiting!
I grew up on Led Zeppelin amongst many other greats. It is amazing to see you appreciate something so close to my heart and soul
The mixture of rock and blues makes Led Zeppelin, Led Zeppelin.
Yes it’s the bow giving the eerie sound
I once thought I had the talent to form my own band and be like Led Zeppelin. That was back in 1969, and it never happened. Instead, I've listened to everything they've ever recorded and now I consider myself the world's greatest air guitarist, bass player and air drummer. At 72 years old I'm just like you guys albeit I don't look as good as you guys do rocking out to the best band in the world!
Your not alone
I knew a bloke in a band, honed their skills for 3 years and thought they were the dog’s bollocks. Got a gig supporting (early) Squeeze and played the set of their lives. Squeeze came on and blew the roof off and my mate said his band packed up their kit, went home and cried and never played again.
Good To Know You Are Safe. 🙂
Thank you so much for doing my pick! I love Led Zeppelin and I love you guys and I hope you’re OK!… Robert Plant had just turned 20 years old when this was recorded. What you’re hearing is his voice when he was young and he actually had a range to go from deep to extremely high, and he was very powerful, and his voice was very full. His voice changed quickly through the years mainly due to all of the touring and live shows… This one has always been in my top five and I guarantee you if you crank it up in the car while you’re cruising and listen to it a couple more times you’ll love it even more!
Thanks for getting them to react to this. As the years go by, I am more and more convinced that LZ 1 was their best album -- so raw, so energetic, so perfect . . . .
@@fewwiggle Oh for SURE.
8-Track in the Car.
Album at Home.
Great choice !
LZ's 1st album is nearly unanimously considered one of the greatest debut albums in history. There are several covers on it (although I prefer to label them as re-arrangements, as they always sound far superior to the songs that influenced them!), and some legendary originals. This song is #10 on my LZ greatest song list! You guys are wonderful to watch, and not just your LZ reactions either! You should consider doing the 1st album (minus the ones you've already reacted to!) Best of luck, and stay safe!
The drum fills in this are insane!
The thing about Zeppelin is their ability to change your outlook on what their best song is. Every other time you hear a new one, it becomes your favorite. I have a whole list of my favorite Zeppelin songs.
Its like the old joke - Whats your favorite Led Zep song?
Yes
Good seeing you guys .. more Zeppelin please
Good to see you two again!
Zeppelin rules..
Firstly, I had been worried about you two, so I am very happy to see that you are safe and sound!
Carol, you've figured it out, trying to choose a Zep favorite is a fool's errand! Also, there's just nothing cuter than you in that Led Zeppelin shirt! ☮️❤️
Glad to see you guys are safe. I love watching your reactions to Zeppelin . I know you get many requests but If you react to "babe I'm going to leave you" you will not be disapointed. Guaranteed it'll be in your top 5 😂
Zep 1 changed the world
Stay safe out there. Best wishes from England 🏴.
Welcome back and thank you for doing this track. I was 15 when I purchased this LP, Led Zeppelin and it remains my favorite from them to this day. Their sound hit you square in the face, and no other band sounded like them. It is the heavy, blues-based roots of this record that remains so timeless. It is such fun to see how after all of these years Zeppelin still moves new listeners. What a great reaction. Blessings!
so glad to see you both again...one of best songs off of the debut album...do all of us (and yourselves) a favor and react to "Babe I'm Gonna' Leave You" - studio track from the first album - it's up there with "Dazed and Confused" as one of there best songs from that album IMHO...again, great job and glad you are back and appear well..take care
Love your reactions, been listening to these guys for over 50 years, I get it.
Thank goodness you two are safe.
May God Bless and Protect both of you! Thanks for another Great Reaction!!!
Another one of their really great songs, but then so many are. Great for not being together that long. Great version from Royal Albert Hall (1970). Thanks for your reaction.
Another great review, and best wishes to you both from the UK.
Definitely do the Denmark live version. It’s their first television performance and they killed it from the start.
So glad you're back and safe. We've missed you.
What happened to the area where they were and about when?
Thanks for the Led Zeppelin ❤
My favorite band since 69
A cool looking guy and a beautiful girl; smiling like children while listening to my Zeppelin! What can be more soul fulfilling than that! Stay safe guys.
This is a complex composition and a guitarist's dream.
Robert Plant was 19 when they recorded this and Jimmy Page plays some guitar parts with a violin bow.
Haven’t seen this page since maybe late last winter- I love the interaction between you two. Your a lucky man Elle as Carol is one beautiful lady and expression’s and a beautiful smile and I can remember it between you both.
I haven't seen anybody do this one yet. Good selection! Elie, I guarantee you won't get bored the next time you hear this. You'll start to anticipate things in the song. "Bring It On Home" is the equally-powerful closer of LZ-II. Led Zeppelin really knew how to close out an album!
Try the 1969 Danmarks Radio live version....or 1970 Royal Albert Hall.....very cool to see this live.
There is a great live version of this on youtube recorded for Danish TV when LZ first formed. It is in black and white and they are so young.
Yeah it's even better.
BTW folks, this is the coolest chick on the internet. Most young ladies would say " turn that crap down" but Carol really digs it. 😎
“It”? You mean Robert Plant. We see those smiles when the singing starts! 🤣
This is one of those songs that is great on the album but absolutely fantastic live
Great to see you two back reacting!
It's REALLY difficult to pick a favorite Zeppelin song..... This is my favorite. Its a masterpiece.
Glad you're out of there (at least for the moment). Another song from the first album I think you'd enjoy is "Babe I'm gonna leave you". Stay safe !!
Another of Zep's great hard rock blues tracks, this one wrapped around a center piece cover of "The Hunter" by the legendary blues guitarist Albert King. But it's time to sample another signature Zep style; mystical soundscapes punctuated by rocket-launching riffs: "Over The Hills And Far Away", "What Is And What Should Never Be" and "Ramble On" (which many consider their best song). Can't wait to watch you react to those three, especially "Ramble On".
Don't forget the little cross-reference to (the folk/country standard) Kisses Sweeter Than Wine and the fact that the first/last parts are kind of an amalgam of Wolf's How Many More Years and BB's It's My Fault.
Great one from Led Zep first album. The shirt is great for the video
Pure rock and roll.
Hi Elie and Carol,
SO RELIEVED you Guys are okay, was beginning to get concerned. Warmest Wishes and Stay Safe 🤓
It's certainly one of my Favourites too Carol 👍. and what Superb and Insightful Analogies as each Song of theirs was just SO diverse it certainly would've been a 'fools errand' to try and predict which experimental direction they were going to turn towards next and to liken their insurmountable talent to a 'Box of Belgian Chocolates' was pure genius - Thank-you for making an elderly guy very happy and smile from ear to ear 🤓
Glad to see you back on your channel. I hope you’re both safe and away from the violence. I wish you both peace!,,
Welcome back, guys! Happy to see you both smiling and still reacting to fantastic music!
Great blues rock . Brilliant music 🎵🎶
Zepp has been my Fave from the start. Just amazing.
I really enjoy watching peeps react to them. You two are awesome. Beautiful couple and totally into it. Thanks for the Reactions!
Great to see the two of you again, and especially when you're reacting to Led Zeppelin (I love that black Zep shirt with the yellow writing). That was the closing track from their debut album, and it drew from many influences, including blues legend Howlin' Wolf.
Excellent reaction/review... very Real.
If Jimmy and Robert have seen it (and i bet they will), they are both totally chuffed, you can be sure 🎸😀🥰☺️
Be sure to check out the live version, 1969 on TV (Danmark Radio). Thanks!
Thought of both of you these last couple days. Nice to see you on. I’m glad you are safe. Any Zeppelin is a good choice.
This is in my top 5 Zepp songs. It is always a journey no matter how many times (pun intended) you listen to it and has one of the deepest grooves with a killer baseline.
Yes it was the violin bow
I thought Elie knew music. ❤ thanks for my favorite song.
Glad to see you both
Oh man, laying on the floor with my Kenwoods blasting this in a totally dark room!! Coping a buzz, hell yes!! This brings those memories flooding back!!
Thank you!!
Love the way Carol gradually gets into it ❤🎸 🥁
Nobody hits that dirty groove like Zeppelin.
As a side note for this song.
1. It was the first time Robert Plant heard his voice on playback in a studio
2. When performed in Boston in early 1969 at the famous four shows at the Boston Tea Party theatre, when this song was played fans were banging their heads on the stage. Thus the phrase ‘head banging music.’ The fourth show was not even advertised it was just added and the band played their set twice and unrehearsed 1950s covers.
I too am glad you're both safe and doing well....scary times
Elie, since you are wearing a t-shirt with Chicago, Illinois on it I think it is high time you give the band Chicago a listen. Everyone's go to is the live version of their song '25 or 6 to 4' (7/21/1970) Tanglewood (official video). This live version features, what is arguably, one of the best live guitar solos ever recorded.
Oh thank God, you guys have been missing for a while and I have been worried. I saw video of IDF planes flying over your city and said a prayer for you and just like that, here you are cranking some Zep. God bless you guys and take care of each other. Prayers work! 🙏🙏
Aww you're so amazing! Thank you so much for the lovely comment, it really made our heart happy ❤️❤️ We're currently in Qatar but if we were in Lebanon at the moment, we would be stressed out for sure! Appreciate your concern 🙏 much love ❤️
@@TheCoupleCrib all your American subs love you both... Don't stay of RUclips for to long, it worries us.
I’ve watching for a long time. My prayers to you in Lebanon from South Carolina, USA.
You might want to consider an extended stay where you are now, if you can? Lebanon is looking more unsafe by the day. Take care and Go with God.
Always amazing! Greetings...I live in Chicago! Jimmy uses the bow in this too. Watch the live one from EARLY!!
You just achieved an even higher level of coolness by reacting to this song.
Well wishes to you two in these times. As for LZ, I would love to see you guys do a “tiers list” or ranking of the songs you have heard, and then for the new ones (still plenty to go) you can just keep adding.
What you are hearing in part of Page's solo is the use of a violin bow.
Hey guys, the fun part now is to watch the live versions and see how different they are. I would recommend the "Damarks TV special" first. Then the "Royal Albert Hall" version. All 3 are totally different. Nice review
Great to have you back Great reaction
I have to be honest, your moves were quite wonderful to watch, made that great song so much more enjoyable, thank you
Keep safe much love. Rock on guys
Aww YAY i **Luv** your reactions & OMG i **Knew** he was going to say THAT! bout the middle part BUT OMG ya have to see this being played Live at **Danmarks Radio 1969** **BabyLedZeppelin** when they were pretty much just starting out iT is one of my MOST **Cherished&Luvd** things in this world! **ManyPixieHugz&Luvz**
Oh, Rosie! Oh, girl!…. Little Robert Antony wants to come and play…
great reaction, stay safe guys, sending love from the uk
So glad you guys had the ability to get out of Lebanon. Which, as your country, I'm sure you love, but yes, it is obviously not a good situation there or in the region, so I trust that Qatar will be to your liking and stay safe! As for the reaction, cool u started them again with the MIghty Zeppelin! I love how Carol is always trying to "find" the beat, the rhythm of a song, so she can properly (sitting down) dance to it! And by God, I was right in predicting that she'd GROOVE to the superfunky drumming of Bonzo at 6:28! --Steal Away, Rosie!
Check out the live version. The black & white video. Electric Thunder !
Haha I suggested this a while ago as I’m a drummer and Bonham’s drums are amazing.
This was from album one and Bonham did this song during a jam and he got this on one take!
Another thing about Led Zepp is Bonham never payed the same sort of beat twice.
As for live versions…the Earls Court 74 version is class! Even the best get it wrong and it’s a long one. But towards the end when they all come back in they mess it up and Robert has to stop them…but what follows, gives you goosebumps.
Great reaction, and you never stopped it!!! 👌👌
The live versions from the 1969 Danmark tv show and the 1970 Royal Albert Hall are even better .
Favorite off of the album, fantastic song.
Absolutely different class, you guys need to check kashmir from the 2007 concert
Yes do the live concert from 1968😊😊😊
B+ as few interruptions. 55 years old and NEVER gets old. LZ, can`t go wrong with the GOAT
I had got tickets thankfully to see Robert Plant for my first two times in 1990 for his Manic Nirvana album tour 1st in Alpine Valley Wisconsin that summer then back in Chicago around October at the Rosmont Horizon (Allstate Arena) which both shows I was with my girlfriend back when we were around 18 and it was 2 years after his most successful Now and Zen album. Yet his Manic Nirvana one was his most aggressive album that was like a live performance but once you saw the concert, it was even better. Now back then in 1990 is When The Black Crowes opened for them along with the other show was Alannah Myles “Black Velvet” 1st show we sat in the back of the Pavilion while the rest was on a huge hill on the grass. Now when we saw Robert Plant at the Rosmont Horizon in Chicago. We were just sitting(standing) back 14 rows on the main floor in front of the stage. It’s great on film yet being there with your loved one is a experience you’ll never forget. We got his dark purple-light blue Tie Dye concert T shirts which has a picture of a few white like orchid flowers surrounded in small writing R.Plant Manic Nirvana tour which was outlined in black while it was filled in with gold colored glitter which years later I had a great friend that she had like a glitter pen that filled it in.
Love you guys! 💙
You two are just too eff'n cool.❤😂❤😂❤
Buckle up is right. What a monster performance by the GOATs!