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Everything Led Zeppelin does is magnificent, with their several masterpieces. Each of the 4 members are the GOAT of their crafts, together they are The GODS Of MUSIC! Robert Plant’s amazing vocals puts these geniuses over the top, he uses them to suit each song perfect. Other bands have some great songs, but none compare to these guys. They performed 3 to 4 hour nonstop concerts, with true love & passion for their crafts. Keep diving down their amazing rabbit hole, you won’t be disappointed.
Back then being a "back door man" didn't mean what it does now. It meant that when her husband left through the front door her lover snuck in through the back door. Now "Imma give you every inch of my love." means the same thing no matter when he said it. hahahaha
Same here. I remember hearing this for the first time on my little transistor radio getting ready for school. Same with Immigrant song. When I was in high school I had all their albums and listened to the constantly. I'll be 68 this week and I still love me some Zeppelin. Still rocking.
The old people that you are today were rockers and their had and still have the best music . Pure talent . The whole band is involved not just the singer.
Hey guys, we think your great.....these are just some of our favorites, the lemon song, bring it on home, dazed and confused , no quarter, ramble on, I can't can't quit you baby, babe I'm gonna leave you, Achilles last stand tea for one , nobody's fault, I'm gonna crawl, sick again, how many more times, battle of evermore, in my time of dying, gallows Pole, when the levee breaks, the rain song , song remains the same , for your life, trampled underfoot, the river, custard pie , just to name a few. We got 50 years of loving led Zeppelin.....
They have a lot more than just 3 blues rock songs... -Travelling Riverside Blues -What is and What should Never Be -Bring it on Home -In My Time of Dying -When the Levee Breaks -The Girl I Love She Got Long Black Wavy Hair -Sunshine Woman -Custard Pie -Nobody's Fault But Mine
its 3am and i just finished watching all your Led Zeppelin reactions, i have to subscribe to not miss out on anymore Zeppelin is rare that all 4 band members are masters of their craft, when you end up reacting to achilles last stand strap yourselves in and enjoy the trip
Imagine being 8 years old in a car with your mother and having this song come on the radio. The full, filthy, filthy, version. The definition of awkward. I knew it was all wrong, I just didn't know why at 8.
Your reactions are a blast to watch, the enthusiasm is palpable. Glad you're digging Led Zeppelin, check out deep cuts like the funky Out On The Tiles.
Saw Rev. Green with Jewel outdoors beneath the Sphere in Knoxville in '97? when she was killing it. HE really killed it. White tux, long-stemmed roses on stage that he'd throw to the women. In my top 10 shows since 1975. Lived in Memphis 5 yrs...my buddy went to his church and Reverend Al got revved up and sang some of "Take Me To The River ".
Boys, i saw Zeppelin in 1972 when was 21. Here in Perth in Western Australia. The concert ended with this song. Best concert ive seen, im 74 now and ive seen them all from the Stones to Neil Young to Dylan to Springsteen, Clapton, Dire Straits, Pink , Coc, BB King, Buddy Guy, Eagles, Ry Cooder, and many more. All great, fantastic, but Zeppelin were super powerful. Back door man is referred to in several great American songs over the 30s, 40s, 50s etc. Think of Howlin Wolf, who greatly influenced Zeppelin.
I just found your channel and I'm all caught up on your Zeppelin reactions. You should really start from the beginning with their first album, trust me. You'll miss so many hidden gems by just doing requests. From a Zep fan for over 50 years, this is the greatest band ever! Loving your reactions, can't wait for the next one! ☮️❤
BS.... you have to be rather infantile to believe that. That is a total lack of understanding just like someone who thinks the cliche saying is bald face rather than boldface and there is a total lack of understanding.
BTW, Back door man is an old Blues term for runnin' out the backdoor, while your man is coming thru the front...,for those who think it's something else. Just sayin'
I forgot to say, you got a new subscriber as soon as I watched your first Zeppelin reaction, and I made sure to watch them in the order you posted them. Again, I highly recommend starting at the beginning of their incredible catalogue! They'll never stop surprising you! ☮️❤️
Try printing copyrighted text across the lives, then you won’t need to blur it, though we’ve seen them many times we still can watch too. Yes Robert Plant has the perfect vocals for this band, & he uses them perfect for every song. FYI: a back door man, is the lover sneaking in the back door, while the husband goes out the front door. Thank you guys, until the next Led Zeppelin reaction, every song is great.
Thanks for doing my pick! Zeppelin has been my favorite band since I first saw them live in 1972 and Whole Lotta love will be my favorite song of all time until I’m six feet under! Oh yeah!
I've been playing guitar for 57ish years. I play a Les Paul because of Jimmy Page. I play guitar because of Jimi Hendrix. Lucky for me that I got to see Zeppelin do that song live two times. 1975 and 1977 in Seattle.
@vicrodriguez8344 Very cool! Just curious if you saw McCartney and Wings in '76? I saw Wings in Seattle's old Kingdome in June '76 and they finished the tour with two nights at the Forum.
@@JimiBurleigh Fun story about how I got to see the Beatles... My mother MADE my dad take her to see Elvis when they were dating, he got jealous so he hated Elvis to the day he died. I was like 8 when I got home from school and there were 4 large posters in my room, one for every Beatle. She said she knew I liked them. After that she bought me a crap load of Beatle stuff. She even paid my uncle to take me to see them in 1966 at Dodger Stadium. It wasn't until I was an adult that I realize that SHE was the Beatles fan!!! Thanks mom for making me a fan for life.
@vicrodriguez8344 Awesome story 👍 I was raised in Ayrshire Scotland by Salvation Army parents. They thought rock&roll was literally the devil's music. And Blues music was especially demonic. They were so disappointed in me because I didn't join their church. But I have been to the actual Strawberry Field. It's still a Salvation Army property, but no longer an orphanage. I think it's a job training facility for young people. There's a Beatles souvenir shop and a memorial to John there. "Although it's just a memory Some memories last forever" #RushLyricsForEverything
When this song came out "your back door man" did mean you side piece. With Zeppelin you have jumped into the deep end there are so many songs. Just a few are Kashmir, Levee Breaks, Good Times Bad Times, Black Dog, Stairway to Heaven and many more.
Just for reference, back door Man didn't mean the same thing back then. If you were a backdoor Man you were coming in the back door when the husband was going out the front.
This was originally an R&B piece that was Zeppelinized. Check out the Small Faces version with Steve Marriot, who Robert Plant, apparently, used to try to emulate. Steve Marriot left Small Faces and started Humble Pie with a young Peter Frampton, who went onto stardom, after he left the band and went solo. Then soared into stardom over night, before his terrible car crash, with Frampton Comes Alive featuring songs like Show Me The Way, Do You Feel Like We Do, and Baby I Love You Way, which Big Mountain did a rendition of. If you check out the R&B version of Whole Lotta Love by Small Faces, also check out Tin Soldier, you won't be disappointed. Well done gentlemen!
Yeah, he was the side guy. That's what he meant by "I want to be your back door man", meant he came in the back door as her husband was leaving by the front door. This was an old saying from the early days of black blues music. "Black Dog" is another sexually charged song they did. A lot of suggestive lyrics.
"I wanna be your back door man" is a double entendre. The first meaning is what you think it is... The second is being the guy who slips out the back door when the lady's husband comes home and opens the front door.
Jimi Hendrix was a huge influence on the rock genre in 1967/ '68 for sure... Every guitar player looked at Hendrix and wanted to emulate him and his ability to make his guitar make sounds that had never been heard before. Jimmy Page, who was the guitarist of The Yardbirds in 1967, was one of those musicians who heard Jimi Hendrix and was inspired to go down that musical route in 1968 when he formed Led Zeppelin... In the studio, Jimmy Page was always experimenting w/ amps and mics to create sounds that were surreal on a record... and 'Whole lotta love' was recorded in 1969 for Zeppelin's 2nd album 'Led Zeppelin II'... and it became a huge single that year as the album went to #1 on the charts... By 1970, The Beatles broke up... Jimi Hendrix passed away, followed by singer Janis Joplin... then, Jim Morrison of The Doors... and Led Zeppelin were poised to become the biggest rock band of the 70's, surpassing The Rolling Stones and The Who in popularity.
What up guys, so yall done a few sessions of getting the Led out now, I got two more Zepplin songs I would love to see yall react too. Dyer Maker and Hots on for Nowhere, both are different from the other Zeps you've done but are incredible. I think you'll love them too. Keep up the grind.
I seen you guys have already done the live MSG version of "Since I've Been Loving You", without actually hearing the studio recording first. Not that anyone actually cares, but I'm gonna skip that one. It always saddens me when I see reactors start with the live version of that song based on misguided voices from the comment section. You really should revisit that song as soon as possible. Like the studio recording of Stairway to Heaven, the studio recording of "Since I've Been Loving You" is one of the greatest achievements in audio recording history, and it will touch your soul. For future reference, I would always start with the amazing studio recordings of Led Zeppelin first before checking out any live versions. And as usual, awesome reaction! You guys are great! Peace
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The guy on the left looks like he wearing his seatbelt.😂❤sometimes you need one for Led Zeppelin. Do "THE the Wanton Song" and Sing Child by Heart.
Everything Led Zeppelin does is magnificent, with their several masterpieces. Each of the 4 members are the GOAT of their crafts, together they are The GODS Of MUSIC! Robert Plant’s amazing vocals puts these geniuses over the top, he uses them to suit each song perfect. Other bands have some great songs, but none compare to these guys. They performed 3 to 4 hour nonstop concerts, with true love & passion for their crafts. Keep diving down their amazing rabbit hole, you won’t be disappointed.
That's me
No matter what generation you are, Led Zeppelin is undeniably good, timeless music.
FACT!!!
@@carloslionel1653 not just good, they are the greatest.
Back then being a "back door man" didn't mean what it does now. It meant that when her husband left through the front door her lover snuck in through the back door. Now "Imma give you every inch of my love." means the same thing no matter when he said it. hahahaha
Good clarification for the young ones..it was needed lol
@donnas5896 they squirmed a little 😊😅😅😂
Yep... like in "Since I've Been Lovin' You" where he sings "I open my front door, hear my back door slam."
no they meant the dirty deed...
Of course it meant what it sounds like lol. What is he asking her to shake?
The ladies that grooved to that song in the audience in the 70s are Grandmothers now.🇨🇦❤️
I’m a GG (great-grandma)! Still love this song.
@@janicemacmillan2610 Yep 👍 and one of those is my wife 🤘💯
@@ruthjohnson4380 I'm a grandma. Led Zeppelin was my favorite band as a teen in the 70s and I still rock out to them today. Loud
Yes WE ROCKED those 70s🔥🔥🔥
Yep that’s me still love Led Zeppelin ❤ x
I was 12 when this came out. I'm 68 now and can't get enough of LZ. Enjoy! 😎
Same here. I remember hearing this for the first time on my little transistor radio getting ready for school. Same with Immigrant song.
When I was in high school I had all their albums and listened to the constantly.
I'll be 68 this week and I still love me some Zeppelin. Still rocking.
I was born in 68, and I've loved the mighty zepp my whole life , Thank god for my brother's 64 and 70 . they turned me on to the best.
Same here. 69 in a couple of months. This is full frontal, in your face rock. There is Led Zeppelin and then there is everyone else.
You're ready for Dazed & Confused now.
They were, are and WILL ALWAYS BE the ultimate rock band.
Just so you young men know…back in the day, a back door man was a lover on the side 💕Truly enjoyed seeing your reaction!🎶
The old people that you are today were rockers and their had and still have the best music . Pure talent . The whole band is involved not just the singer.
I was 17 when i first heard this song. Im 67 now. AND YES I STILL JAM TO THIS!
The discovery of The Greatest Rock Band in History is a beautiful thing. Don’t stop here.
Dazed and confused you won't be disappointed!
Greatest rock band ever, Tha mighty zepp.
Next from Led Zep has to be "When the levee breaks".
Great song. Love the video is like this one. A compilation of outtakes of the band.
Best love song ever! I saw them live in 77 San Diego...chicks went wild!!!
I saw them in 77 too in Maryland
it's good to see a couple of young guys discover history keep it cool baby
The greatest band in history!
Great song and reaction! Try "when the levee breaks " trust me it won't disappoint! ❤
Hey guys, we think your great.....these are just some of our favorites, the lemon song, bring it on home, dazed and confused , no quarter, ramble on, I can't can't quit you baby, babe I'm gonna leave you, Achilles last stand tea for one , nobody's fault, I'm gonna crawl, sick again, how many more times, battle of evermore, in my time of dying, gallows Pole, when the levee breaks, the rain song , song remains the same , for your life, trampled underfoot, the river, custard pie , just to name a few. We got 50 years of loving led Zeppelin.....
And every song is epic.
💯☝️What ElizabethCooper said‼️🔥
I was conceived the year this album was released.
Coincidence???
Greatest Rock and Roll band of all time...
Subscribed.💜
To me this is unquestionably the quintessential Led Zeppelin song. But they still have many other great ones.
3 Led Zeppelin blues rock songs.... I can't quit you... The Lemon Song ...........how many more times
They have a lot more than just 3 blues rock songs...
-Travelling Riverside Blues
-What is and What should Never Be
-Bring it on Home
-In My Time of Dying
-When the Levee Breaks
-The Girl I Love She Got Long Black Wavy Hair
-Sunshine Woman
-Custard Pie
-Nobody's Fault But Mine
its 3am and i just finished watching all your Led Zeppelin reactions, i have to subscribe to not miss out on anymore
Zeppelin is rare that all 4 band members are masters of their craft, when you end up reacting to achilles last stand strap yourselves in and enjoy the trip
I had this on 8 track or album!NEVER GETS OLD!!!
Zeppelin paved the way
P.S. What I love about Zeppelin fans…we’ll never shade another’s recommendation. We’ll always agree with them!! 😂😂😂
Don't feel bad that RUclips won't let you show the video, I can't find my reading glasses so I can't see it anyway. Ain;'t that life
😂
Yessir, sure is 👍🏻. Still fun watching these guys get their cherry popped, it’s like living vicariously lol
Try The Lemon Song by Zeppelin
Imagine being 8 years old in a car with your mother and having this song come on the radio. The full, filthy, filthy, version. The definition of awkward. I knew it was all wrong, I just didn't know why at 8.
That guitar that sounds like a car is actually a guitar being played with a violen bow
When the Levee Breaks!!
Your reactions are a blast to watch, the enthusiasm is palpable.
Glad you're digging Led Zeppelin, check out deep cuts like the funky Out On The Tiles.
The best that ever did it,the almighty Led Zeppelin
Still grooving to this song. I was a young teen then, I’m in my 60’s now. Whatever the age this song, by Led Zeppelin can make me hot 🔥😄
A+reaction young men. These guys are legendary, unique, from the best era of Rock…..this old man saw them live in Chicago in 75..
Welcome aboard
If you want to see Led Zeppelins drummer Jon Bonham go crazy on the drums watch " Moby Dick" live at the Royal Alberts Hall 1970 its crazy good
Dazed and confused next...studio version...thank me after.
Al Green- Love and Happiness...the beat is primal.
Btw, I don't make requests..only suggestions. I have everything you young fellas can listen to before you're not young anymore in my library. 🏴☠
Saw Rev. Green with Jewel outdoors beneath the Sphere in Knoxville in '97? when she was killing it.
HE really killed it. White tux, long-stemmed roses on stage that he'd throw to the women. In my top 10 shows since 1975.
Lived in Memphis 5 yrs...my buddy went to his church and Reverend Al got revved up and sang some of "Take Me To The River ".
Boys, i saw Zeppelin in 1972 when was 21. Here in Perth in Western Australia. The concert ended with this song.
Best concert ive seen, im 74 now and ive seen them all from the Stones to Neil Young to Dylan to Springsteen, Clapton, Dire Straits, Pink , Coc, BB King, Buddy Guy, Eagles, Ry Cooder, and many more. All great, fantastic, but Zeppelin were super powerful. Back door man is referred to in several great American songs over the 30s, 40s, 50s etc. Think of Howlin Wolf, who greatly influenced Zeppelin.
Thanks for the Led Zeppelin ❤
You want a chill Zepp song? Light up and then sit back and listen to No Quarter (studio version)
How Many More Times Dazed and Confused I Cant Quit You Babe are great ones from their first album
I just found your channel and I'm all caught up on your Zeppelin reactions. You should really start from the beginning with their first album, trust me. You'll miss so many hidden gems by just doing requests. From a Zep fan for over 50 years, this is the greatest band ever! Loving your reactions, can't wait for the next one! ☮️❤
🎸💯 You guys are officially Led heads now‼️☮️❤️🎶
❤❤❤Robert ❤❤❤
Back door man ...not what you're thinking! It meant on the downlow going in and out the back door so the man of the house wouldn't know.
It’s kinda hilarious how these terms change and sometimes even mean the opposite (e.g, to “fuck with” something) after a time.
BS.... you have to be rather infantile to believe that. That is a total lack of understanding just like someone who thinks the cliche saying is bald face rather than boldface and there is a total lack of understanding.
All newbies need the heads up.
@@GeezerTony .... back door is the doggie position.... he lays it right out word for word and it couldn't be more obvious🙄
@@GeezerTony .... the censorship taking place now has destroyed normal discourse.
That weird noise is from Page spinning the microphone around by the cord.
BTW, Back door man is an old Blues term for runnin' out the backdoor, while your man is coming thru the front...,for those who think it's something else. Just sayin'
I forgot to say, you got a new subscriber as soon as I watched your first Zeppelin reaction, and I made sure to watch them in the order you posted them. Again, I highly recommend starting at the beginning of their incredible catalogue! They'll never stop surprising you! ☮️❤️
Great seventies music. Even without a video it is awesome.
I 'm glad I grew up with this fantastic music!! 🎶🎶🎶🎶
Start with the 1st album and go from there. ❤😊
WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF ROCK AN ROLL
Their rock music legends
Great reaction guys ❤
Try printing copyrighted text across the lives, then you won’t need to blur it, though we’ve seen them many times we still can watch too. Yes Robert Plant has the perfect vocals for this band, & he uses them perfect for every song. FYI: a back door man, is the lover sneaking in the back door, while the husband goes out the front door. Thank you guys, until the next Led Zeppelin reaction, every song is great.
Perfect example of why Rick Beato says modern music is crap. It’s just not the same anymore….
Thanks for doing my pick! Zeppelin has been my favorite band since I first saw them live in 1972 and Whole Lotta love will be my favorite song of all time until I’m six feet under! Oh yeah!
Been loving the reactions y’all boys keep up the good work
I've been playing guitar for 57ish years. I play a Les Paul because of Jimmy Page. I play guitar because of Jimi Hendrix.
Lucky for me that I got to see Zeppelin do that song live two times. 1975 and 1977 in Seattle.
I saw them in '74 & '77 at the Forum in LA.
@vicrodriguez8344 Very cool! Just curious if you saw McCartney and Wings in '76? I saw Wings in Seattle's old Kingdome in June '76 and they finished the tour with two nights at the Forum.
@@JimiBurleigh It was my first concert, I saw Paul McCartney when I was 10 in 1966 with the rest of the Beatles at Dodger Stadium.
@@JimiBurleigh Fun story about how I got to see the Beatles... My mother MADE my dad take her to see Elvis when they were dating, he got jealous so he hated Elvis to the day he died. I was like 8 when I got home from school and there were 4 large posters in my room, one for every Beatle. She said she knew I liked them. After that she bought me a crap load of Beatle stuff. She even paid my uncle to take me to see them in 1966 at Dodger Stadium. It wasn't until I was an adult that I realize that SHE was the Beatles fan!!! Thanks mom for making me a fan for life.
@vicrodriguez8344 Awesome story 👍 I was raised in Ayrshire Scotland by Salvation Army parents. They thought rock&roll was literally the devil's music. And Blues music was especially demonic. They were so disappointed in me because I didn't join their church. But I have been to the actual Strawberry Field. It's still a Salvation Army property, but no longer an orphanage. I think it's a job training facility for young people. There's a Beatles souvenir shop and a memorial to John there.
"Although it's just a memory
Some memories last forever"
#RushLyricsForEverything
If you can give yourself over to it, this song feels really good. ❤❤❤
When this song came out "your back door man" did mean you side piece. With Zeppelin you have jumped into the deep end there are so many songs. Just a few are Kashmir, Levee Breaks, Good Times Bad Times, Black Dog, Stairway to Heaven and many more.
Thanks!
Thank YOU! Shoutout to Ziggy 107
I envy the journey you are on. You are in for some awesome music.
Just for reference, back door Man didn't mean the same thing back then. If you were a backdoor Man you were coming in the back door when the husband was going out the front.
Travelling Riverside Blues by Led Zep next. Do it, you'll love it.
YES!!! OOOOOOOOOOHHHHHH☮️❤️
Great reactions guys
This was originally an R&B piece that was Zeppelinized. Check out the Small Faces version with Steve Marriot, who Robert Plant, apparently, used to try to emulate. Steve Marriot left Small Faces and started Humble Pie with a young Peter Frampton, who went onto stardom, after he left the band and went solo. Then soared into stardom over night, before his terrible car crash, with Frampton Comes Alive featuring songs like Show Me The Way, Do You Feel Like We Do, and Baby I Love You Way, which Big Mountain did a rendition of. If you check out the R&B version of Whole Lotta Love by Small Faces, also check out Tin Soldier, you won't be disappointed. Well done gentlemen!
Check out “you shook me” a great Zeppelin blues track
Zapp - More Bounce to the Ounce
Great job guys ! 💪
When the levy breaks, what's the one, I'm gonna leave you in the summertime
He's using a violin bow on the strings too!
Not on this track.
Yeah, he was the side guy. That's what he meant by "I want to be your back door man", meant he came in the back door as her husband was leaving by the front door. This was an old saying from the early days of black blues music. "Black Dog" is another sexually charged song they did. A lot of suggestive lyrics.
Black Sabbath,Led Zeppelin,Deep Purple the holy triad of rock music🤘
"I wanna be your back door man" is a double entendre. The first meaning is what you think it is... The second is being the guy who slips out the back door when the lady's husband comes home and opens the front door.
Ok, a song that is rarely reacted to. By Zeppelin, Hey Hey What Can I Do. It is one of my favorite songs by anyone.
I still have the Japanese import 45rpm
Traveling riverside blues, down by the seaside
Thanks Guys. Check out LZ 's "Nobody's Fault But Mine"
Jimi Hendrix was a huge influence on the rock genre in 1967/ '68 for sure... Every guitar player looked at Hendrix and wanted to emulate him and his ability to make his guitar make sounds that had never been heard before.
Jimmy Page, who was the guitarist of The Yardbirds in 1967, was one of those musicians who heard Jimi Hendrix and was inspired to go down that musical route in 1968 when he formed Led Zeppelin... In the studio, Jimmy Page was always experimenting w/ amps and mics to create sounds that were surreal on a record... and 'Whole lotta love' was recorded in 1969 for Zeppelin's 2nd album 'Led Zeppelin II'... and it became a huge single that year as the album went to #1 on the charts...
By 1970, The Beatles broke up... Jimi Hendrix passed away, followed by singer Janis Joplin... then, Jim Morrison of The Doors... and Led Zeppelin were poised to become the biggest rock band of the 70's, surpassing The Rolling Stones and The Who in popularity.
The who my generation live at Leeds 14’ song, insane.
Love yall
Guys, this is 55 YEARS OLD!!!
You guys need to do a Led Zeppelin “no quarter” reaction followed by a tool cover of “no quarter”! 🔥
Ya'll need to watch the live version of stairway to heaven at Madison Square garden
There used to be a TV show years ago in the UK called top of the pops and they would use this melody in the intro
That is a nice poster.......
Should do When the Levee Breaks by these guys. Has that southern/appalacian influence and probably my favorite by them.
Great song and reaction
From where I live Birmingham UK .... brilliant 👏 😊
What up guys, so yall done a few sessions of getting the Led out now, I got two more Zepplin songs I would love to see yall react too. Dyer Maker and Hots on for Nowhere, both are different from the other Zeps you've done but are incredible. I think you'll love them too. Keep up the grind.
Great reaction
I seen you guys have already done the live MSG version of "Since I've Been Loving You", without actually hearing the studio recording first. Not that anyone actually cares, but I'm gonna skip that one. It always saddens me when I see reactors start with the live version of that song based on misguided voices from the comment section. You really should revisit that song as soon as possible. Like the studio recording of Stairway to Heaven, the studio recording of "Since I've Been Loving You" is one of the greatest achievements in audio recording history, and it will touch your soul.
For future reference, I would always start with the amazing studio recordings of Led Zeppelin first before checking out any live versions.
And as usual, awesome reaction! You guys are great!
Peace
The live version they watched is the best live song you'll ever see.
Don't be silly.
You saw, you didn't "seen".
Backdoor Man aka Sancho aka the side guy. 😆❤️✌️
Intense!!
Prince's cover of this is ridiculous.. honey it will melt your face off... But Not the Las Vegas version but the indigo nights version
GLARF, SHMARF, FLIPPITY-FLARF!!!
Harumpf.
Zeppelin always went tribal. The British isles and viking hordes were brutal.
checkin in...
Welcome guys , open your mind and there is some amazing stuff out there ...... like what you love )
You guys need to check out System of a Down- Chop Suey, Toxicity, and Aerials
Yall need to wander down the massive deep rabbit hole Led Zep truly is? You will be Blown Away bro! You can thank me later.