Wow, you got that right!. I was just saying to my hubby that we were blessed to grow up during the era when rock absolutely exploded with all the genres.
Zeppelin were masters of mixing the melodies so it was faster or slower than the actual speed it was supposed to be. It made their music unique and one of a kind.
Diane, I said it before and I'll say it again, the next Zeppelin song you need to listen to is "When the Levee Breaks". It will blow your mind! GREATEST DRUM BEAT IN HISTORY!
The story about that drum beat and how they got is legendary. The recording process made this come together in the most unlikely but almost mythical way.
Brilliant Diane! Yes John Bonham always sounded like he was playing "late". It clearly was calculated, he meant to do that, and it gives an interesting dynamic to Led Zeppelin's music and why he is on most surveys the number one or number two drummer in the world (between him and Neil Peart of Rush)
this is the song that started my love of all things zep.. learned to play it simultaneous with stairway.. it is difficult to play.. but always fun.. i've been covering it for 40+ years..
Best rock group of all time in my opinion. You have a good ear! I always struggled playing this song on my guitar when I was young. The guitar does sound off but somehow resolves itself later as it goes along.
Its really to bad I can't take you back in time to the 176 Led Zeppelin concerts I attended from '70 to '77. The greatest rock band. Black Dog actually has 3 different time signatures. Cool, huh? And James always played us a different guitar solo each time. As he did with most of their songs, all worked out as it played on the fly. Loved seeing the look on your face as the song ended. LedHed Pb 207.20 🎶 🎸 🎹
Led Zeppelin was extremely powerful. Black Dog and Rock and Roll are perfect examples of that power. Physically as well as visually and audibly. Incredible energy as well as sound. When I first watched this concert nearly fifty years ago, I was struck by the band's physicality. They reminded me of great athletes. They had to be absolutely exhausted by the end of each concert, Page and Bonham especially. To use a football reference, Plant was like a star quarterback, Bonham a rush defensive end or middle linebacker (Dick Butkis!), Page like a Primadona wide receiver, and Jones the always dependable never miss clutch field goal kicker.
LZ is one of the top three rock bands of all time. If you want to say they're the best, I won't argue. I love 'em and have since track one,side one of album one. Stairway to Heaven is their magnus opus and is a beautiful song but I love watching Heart's tribute cover live at The Kennedy Center Honors. it's a magnificent performance and does justice to the song.
Now a Led Zeppelin fan, Diane is back for more Today she listens to Black Dog, this is song four She likes their jeans, their hair and the drummer’s vibe If the band was a RUclips channel, she would hit subscribe
I saw Led Zeppelin🔥 in 1970, my senior year in high school!🤗 It was my first concert and first acid trip!💯🤯 It was a fantastic time to be young, wild, and a little crazy!😂❤️✌️
My Mom was a huge Led Zeppelin fan when I was growing up, so I heard them constantly. I always preferred much heavier metal...... But luckily as I got older, I really learned to appreciate them and many other bands I never cared too much for when I was younger. As always, terrific reaction Diane!
Happy Wednesday Diane! I can appreciate it when you give us your insights on a lot of these bands whether you have heard of them or not. Led Zeppelin is definitely one band that I have definitely heard of. One particular song of theirs that I have heard of is called "Kasmir" which I have heard first in a movie. Great reaction video as always Diane! Always look forward to seeing them, meaning your videos. Say hi to Chewie for me. Enjoy the rest of your week Diane, and be well always! 😎👍🎊🎉
Diane learning about Led Zeppelin reminds me of School of Rock "you don't know the Man? He's everywhere. In the white house... down the hall... Ms. Mullins, she's the man"
Years ago Led Zeppelin performed in Oklahoma City. The opening act canceled at the last moment, so the promoter reached out to a local band called Mountain Smoke. They were country/blue grass band. One of the members was Vince Gill. Needless to say the fans were less than pleased. They started to through beer bottles and chased them off stage.
I love the look on her face ..that’s the same look I had back in 1972 when I was 5 yrs old and heard Zeppelin for the first time! I’ve been addicted ever since .Zeppelin catalog of music is more then just Stairway to Heaven and Rock n Roll ..they have so many other hidden jams that lye between the popular songs .A true Zeppelin fan will get what I’m saying! I listen from side A flip the Lp and listen to side B ,,that is the Led Zeppelin experience any true fan enjoys! I’m glad to see younger generations opening up and enjoying real music that has inspired a lot of musicians today!
Thank U, Diane, for having done so well with this song's reactioneering. (I recently enjoyed your "Guesting" with Lawrence of "Lost in tha Pond") I'd agree, "Since [We've] Been Loving [Us]" from this same performance . . . is another LedZep GEM. (I like to hear it "wearied" -- not a "worried" -- "mind", . . . but maybe listen to it as it is before trying to hear it differently) By any way, . . . Enjoy. ...and thank U.
Can't argue that! I used to not appreciate zep when was younger... but only because didn't hear the best and kept hearing the song that was on thor movie.
The song Since I've Been Loving You from the same venue in '73 is straight up heavy blues rock. I think you would really like it. You know as always l am hitchin a ride on this journey to see where we're gonna end up.
@@DianeJennings After Since I've Been Loving You, check out When the Levee Breaks. It's a cover of a late 1920's Delta blues song that Zeppelin makes their own. Amazing.
I have heard Led Zeppelin Black Dog on the radio and have the CD. This is Also My First Time watching and listening to Led Zeppelin Black Dog live at Madison Square Garden. Enjoying Sharing the music journey with You. Thanks for making the Day Happy and Joyful with good vibes in the universe.
Gorgeous, I saw that tour in Albuquerque NM, Houses of the Holy. 50 years later it is STILL etched in my memory! They were at their BEST at time. Bonzo John Bohman had a double drum set in Albuquerque. Damn it was great!
Noone is like Zeppelin, no one!!! Keep in mind Diane that there are several small minded people in this old world. Many!!! You like the drummer, Mr. John Bonham aka Bonzo. Many consider him the best rock drummer EVER!!!! John died young. I wonder how much that had to with his rise to fame. Don't misunderstand me the man is good drummer. Really GOOD!!!!
Guessing many women have liked Robert's "jeans" in this show. Perhaps its the skin tight over stuffed look that draws the attention??....lol. One thing for sure Robert wasn't shy about showing his stuff
Look at some of the other muiscians today. Wearing skimpy clothing and being skanky, someone's name ryming (sp.) with Riley comes to mind. And so many others. But like the saying "If you got, flaunt it" or something like that.
I think each generation gets caught up in what’s new or ‘fresh’. And so, many younger people don’t know the music I grew up with. I love exposing them to classic rock. Their reactions are usually WOW, how have I not heard this band?
I remember going to see the J.Giles Band back in the early 1980's. Their opening act was an unknown Irish group that called themselves U2. The Irish lead singer was great, but he had a strange stage name as well. I think it was something like "Bono" ?
Churchill described his bouts of deep depression as having the Black Dog. His Cabinet Ministers and staff knew to not annoy him when suffering to avoid having their heads chewed off.
@@LindaC616 It was one of his black dog episodes that prevented his attendance at the Treaty of Rome signing and Britain becoming a founder member of the EEC, this turned his then friend De Gaulle against Britain. The Treaty was flown to London for signing, due to adverse weather it didn't make it back before the deadline, planes had to fly through the Alps then not over, it might have made it by road or via Gibraltar. France continued to oppose the UK's entry until the 70's.
As a zeppelin fan you need to understand that the four members are all very intelligent.There is a lot of meaning behind very lyric .They have a lot of lyrics that come from older folklore ,literature and myths .Most ppl don’t even know what they are singing about .Each one of these members are a true legend ! So much talent and passion in each song! You need to go beyond the “Stairway” to get the full Led Zeppelin experience! Love these guys ! Don’t know what music would be today if these four guys never meshed into this beautiful quartet!
In which Ann Wilson (vocals) and Nancy Wilson of Heart lead the band’s biggest hit “Stairway to Heaven” along with Jason Bonham in drums (who looks so much like his dad) and a gigantic chorus and orchestra. It’s an epic moment in rock history that feels like a passing of the torch to the next generation and which the emotional reaction of the living members of the group is amazing to see. Speaking of Heart, their massive hit “Barracuda” is amazing and I’m sure you’ll LOVE IT!
There was a frisky old black dog hanging around when they were recording. After a day of galavanting, the old dog needed help getting home. The band helped him home. I think they related to his antics :)
Zeppelin could be a very, very deep rabbit hole for you to fall down🤘. The Wanton Song is another I think you would like a lot. A funky groove with John Bonham laying down some tasty drum licks. LZ was definitely one of my favorites as a kid, and sometimes I think I'm still a kid at heart. Another band I would recommend is Grand Funk Railroad, specifically the songs Paranoid from Grand Funk Live, or Inside Lookin' Out, live 1969. I first got into both LZ, and GFR in '69 or'70 because of my big brother.
I wonder if Irish bands that are popular in the US are also popular in Ireland? Bands such as U2 or even individuals such as Sinead O'connor. This if from memory but I think the song is "Sail Away" on the album "Orinoco Flow" by Enya. Oh wait, what was I going to do? Oh well, maybe next time. Good day to ya'll, and to all a good night.
Great Reaction Diane - having heard this a million times on American Rock Radio since the 70's, it's so refreshing to see it through your fresh eyes. Love the edits, insertions of comical bits, and you researching time signatures and purient in real time - all good! Keep 'em coming, as Planty might say!
Sir Winston Churchill often referred to his "black dog" when he was depressed. Usually when he got bad news on how the war was going for England.( both WW1 & WW2)
Great song and video to react to. I’ve never seen this video before. I think you said it best that Robert Plant liked to lead with certain aspects of himself. Lol.
You're right ! Led Zeppelin is famous for shifts in rhythms. The regretted John Bonham was also regularly changing tempo during songs, following the lead instrument or the base, depending on... God knows why... This is what makes it so special and unique.
I had un-paused the video after stopping to Google the definition of "prurient" and typing it out into my notepad, only to see you basically doing the same (which gave me a wee laugh). Great video. I really like seeing people react to bands, acts or songs that I love, after hearing it for the first time. And it was a really good analysis. Sláinte
Yay, Diane once again gets the “Led” out!!😃. Jimmy Page was my hero as a 15-17 year old. I love watching Diane’s face when she reacts to this “Acid Rock Blues”. I don’t know many ladies who revere their music at all. ❤to Diane!!
@@komcaloon5609 No worries the band does sound good live. My Dad was born in the late 50s, He got to see Led Zeppelin live in concert back in the day and lots of bands. My mom went to some concerts in late 70s and 80s.
@@rickeycarey4556 Wow, that had to be cool to see them in person! I didn’t get into them until the 80s and by that time they weren’t a band anymore because the drummer had died. I do remember seeing a movie called “the song remains the same” which was a compilation of their concert footage. My parents were born in the 40s and they always said “..that stuff is too heavy!”
The band felt this was the hardest song to play live. Also...the audience participation is taken directly from the studio album wher Robert sings that part. Love your reactions and other content. Its fun to see "my" music (what I grew up with)through anothers eyes. ❤
Sadly, the drummer, John Bonham has passed away, but his son has been filling in for him. In honor of international Women’s Month you might want to play and comment on the Led Zepplin Kennedy Center Honors
Yeah, Jason Bonham has played with the band several times. It was after John Bonham died that the band suddenly and unexpectedly broke up. They just felt they could not go on without him and that Led Zeppelin would not be Led Zeppelin without "Bonzo" They of course have reunited many times since and used various drummers including Phil Collins who played the drums for them during Live Aid.
@@nataliestclair6176 in interviews they each have said, if any member quit or unfortunately passed like Bonham, they knew the band was over. They each had a quarter say etc. in the band, they were all equal. For Live Aid, Phil Collins & another guy played drums, two to make up for Bonzo. The other guy didn’t know the songs, & screwed things up, Phil Collins picked the other drummer. Jason Bonham is the only one, who even comes close to playing like his dad. For Celebration Day, he learned all his dad’s parts in all the songs, he didn’t know what songs would be picked to play.
Several of their songs are done in different counts, that’s one of the things that made them the greatest ever. No two of their lives were ever played the same, but they were all in sync, with the changes. Page so often would add more to his guitar solos, & Plant often added lyrics from other song to the lives. I’m not sure what all you’ve reacted to, but any song you’d pick, will be amazing & often different. Since they do play so many different genres, & thank you for your reaction.
@@sicotshit7068 yeah Jason was as close to being as great as his father as one could get. My opinion is that John Bonham is the GOAT of drums. His Moby Dick solo is just awesome
"Shredding" nice use of vocabulary Ms Jennings; full points. To truly get a feel of the drummer's energy "Moby Dick" is a must. Led Zeppelin has so many great songs. I hope you react to more of them. You have to love the randomness of how they got the title to this one. Thanks Diane
I enjoyed learning with You what Led Zeppelin's Black Dog song is about. I guessed part of the song right being about a Black Dog. I did learn alot of new things about the song with You. I find it interesting how alot of bands songs have many meanings to each song.
There is so much music out there, it's not even funny! I bet I've listened to stuff that 95%+ of the people commenting haven't heard. Not saying this is one of them, but I didn't know I'd like Mongolian Throat Singing Metal until I heard it. That's a group called The Hu. Might be interesting to check out here.
For reference, when someone says "I can't believe you've never heard this!" it's more of a figure of speech, as opposed to accusing you of lying. It's an expression meaning "I'm astounded that you haven't heard this song, which has permeated pop culture for decades." Though admittedly it's a very America-centric version of pop culture.
I love listening to Led Zeppelin. Another song to check out of theirs would be Fool In The Rain. Black Dog (the song) often brings up a memory of my grandmother. I was doing yard work for her one day, and I was playing a CD of A String Quartet Tribute To Led Zeppelin, and she happened to come outside while their rendition of Black Dog was playing, and she commented about how beautiful that sounded (it was purely instrumental). I had to refrain from telling her that she would likely not tolerate the actual song, but just agreed with her and went back to work.
Black dog is also a term over the road truckers use, usually if you see one it's almost always imminent death. It's an old term for when truckers traveled so long to meet a deadline they'd often fall asleep at the wheel, this was before computers monitored log books or governed mileage and time.
During recording, a black dog was running in and out of the studio so they used that. Girl, I am so happy to welcome you to the club (along with my 24yo son!). Zep was the perfect balance of power, touch, musicianship, versatility, creativity, showmanship and constant growth through change and experimentation. Get their studio catalog and listen in chronological order - you will thank me. The first two albums created/developed classic English hard rock out of American Blues while introducing bits of English folk (plus some other flavors, like a touch of Indian music...). The untitled 4th album crystallized all of that. Houses Of The Holy brought further experimentation with a bit of jazz being incorporated. Physical Graffiti was a double album of masterpieces filled in with mainly rock with tremendous variety. Presence was recorded in two weeks after a lot of personal tragedies had hit the band, so it's the ultimate scream of '70s diamond hard rock with no acoustic tunes. Then get the live albums, and listen how they adapted, changed and grew as the tours went on. This is a fabulous musical journey, trust me. Page's "guitar army" developed over time as he went from a single or double tracked super loud and thick Les Paul / Marshall sound to thinner sounds with more guitars (a Strat sometimes) layered. By the time of "Achilles Last Stand" he's got 13 guitar tracks overdubbed and chattering. Once you go through all of this you will understand why - after Bonzo died - they decided that they "couldn't go on as they were."
I saw them live at Live Aid. They played 3 songs, "Rock and Roll," "Whole Lotta Love" and "Stairway to Heaven." Everyone in the stadium was on their feet, including myself!!!
"hard time getting the rhythm of that song", well touring has a way of varying performances. Take a little time to look for agreed best performances. Still good stuff.
The only band I know of where every member was widely accepted as a virtuoso. the only other bands that come close are Cream and Rush and IMO they still fall short in some regards. With Rush while alex great he still isn't on Page level and while Geddy is great he doesn't sing like Plant and I'd still give JPJ the nod as a better bass player. JPJ is one of the best all around musicians in rock music the man can play almost anything and play well. The same can be said about cream, the musicians all come close but don't quite measure up and the vocals aren't on a Plant level.
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3:47 😆Diane looks mesmerised, almost hypnotised🤔 you’re feeling sleepy Diane😵💫 you will give Chewie more treats & walkies
😂😂😂 I couldn’t get on the beat
@DianeJennings that's not raunchy.... THAT'S ROCK N ROLL MY DEAR... THAT'S REAL MUSIC
@@DianeJennings😊interesting info
@@DianeJenningsno one would expect you to on the first listen...the rhythm's SO complex!
I love watching young people fall in love with Led Zeppelin.
Everyone needs more Led Zeppelin in their life😊❤
Absolutely!!! ❤❤❤
No doubt
@@SteveoGregg I like Gwen Stefani too. 😂
@@TrianglesAndCircles good one, lol
Awww the 70's! My teenage years! The best music the best bands ever!!! Wore my Led Zeppelin t-shirt to high school!
There'll never be another generation that produces the kind of music that ours did
I believe that also. I find it interesting that after all these years these songs still raise the roof so to speak.
Wow, you got that right!. I was just saying to my hubby that we were blessed to grow up during the era when rock absolutely exploded with all the genres.
So sad and yet so true.
Amen.
@@jerrybuirski2344 Oh, what a time to be between 18-22 years of age.
Led Zeppelin is as good as it gets in rock music.
Cream wasn’t too shabby…
@@azul8811 Not even close to Zep IMO
@@keitha.563 And next you’re going to tell us which flavor of ice cream is the absolute best…Right?
Zeppelin were masters of mixing the melodies so it was faster or slower than the actual speed it was supposed to be. It made their music unique and one of a kind.
These Wild Cross-Rhythms In Led Zeppelin's 'Black Dog' ruclips.net/video/ulSyVBHF7YM/видео.html
I used to play my guitar along with their albums. It was no problem to adjust it to 440 tuning
The GOATS! PERIOD! 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Always fabulous to see a new generation connect with Zepp.
I love Led Zeppelin music. Fun song.
Best band ever.
Diane, I said it before and I'll say it again, the next Zeppelin song you need to listen to is "When the Levee Breaks". It will blow your mind! GREATEST DRUM BEAT IN HISTORY!
The story about that drum beat and how they got is legendary. The recording process made this come together in the most unlikely but almost mythical way.
Next to Achillie's last stand on the album Presence, which is a 10 minute, mostly drums song. Bonus was going crazy on that one.
That's one of my favorite tunes. Gallow's Pole is another. Can't go wrong with Zep.
Killer song, great recommendation!
Trampled under foot! That’s one of my favs, and im gonna leave you. Since I’ve been loving you
Happy Weird Wednesday. I really love Led Zeppellin music.
Not having heard other people's music gives you near infinite material for content👍
Right?! I luv it and it’s fun exploring it in vids
Brilliant Diane! Yes John Bonham always sounded like he was playing "late". It clearly was calculated, he meant to do that, and it gives an interesting dynamic to Led Zeppelin's music and why he is on most surveys the number one or number two drummer in the world (between him and Neil Peart of Rush)
this is the song that started my love of all things zep.. learned to play it simultaneous with stairway.. it is difficult to play.. but always fun.. i've been covering it for 40+ years..
First song I learned on guitar
Dear you are listening to the best drummer ever, best lead guitarist ever and best vocalist ever....and best Bass ever !
I.Y.O. only, of course. (Neil Peart? Stevie Ray Vaughan? Floor Jansen?)
Only had a chance of that when Mr page wasn't high as a kite
Best rock group of all time in my opinion. You have a good ear! I always struggled playing this song on my guitar when I was
young. The guitar does sound off but somehow resolves itself later as it goes along.
Its really to bad I can't take you back in time to the 176 Led Zeppelin concerts I attended from '70 to '77. The greatest rock band. Black Dog actually has 3 different time signatures. Cool, huh? And James always played us a different guitar solo each time. As he did with most of their songs, all worked out as it played on the fly.
Loved seeing the look on your face as the song ended.
LedHed Pb 207.20 🎶 🎸 🎹
Led Zeppelin was extremely powerful. Black Dog and Rock and Roll are perfect examples of that power. Physically as well as visually and audibly. Incredible energy as well as sound. When I first watched this concert nearly fifty years ago, I was struck by the band's physicality. They reminded me of great athletes. They had to be absolutely exhausted by the end of each concert, Page and Bonham especially. To use a football reference, Plant was like a star quarterback, Bonham a rush defensive end or middle linebacker (Dick Butkis!), Page like a Primadona wide receiver, and Jones the always dependable never miss clutch field goal kicker.
LZ is one of the top three rock bands of all time. If you want to say they're the best, I won't argue. I love 'em and have since track one,side one of album one. Stairway to Heaven is their magnus opus and is a beautiful song but I love watching Heart's tribute cover live at The Kennedy Center Honors. it's a magnificent performance and does justice to the song.
I thought that it was awesome that my 10 the grade English clash analized the lyrics when were studying poetry. The whole thing is a big duealty.
LZ is THE top rock band of all time - sorry for my little correction.
Now a Led Zeppelin fan, Diane is back for more
Today she listens to Black Dog, this is song four
She likes their jeans, their hair and the drummer’s vibe
If the band was a RUclips channel, she would hit subscribe
Very cool! It’s ironic Chewie didn’t like this song.
What sane person wouldn't?
I saw Led Zeppelin🔥 in 1970, my senior year in high school!🤗 It was my first concert and first acid trip!💯🤯 It was a fantastic time to be young, wild, and a little crazy!😂❤️✌️
Me too
You lucky dog. 😎
One fan my age compared to that of a religious experience.
@alonenjersey went to 4 different shows at msg 73x2, 75x1, 77 and 1 at the Nassau Col.
@@stevepas1 Most impressive good sir. Do you still retain any ticket stubs and/or concert programs?
My Mom was a huge Led Zeppelin fan when I was growing up, so I heard them constantly. I always preferred much heavier metal...... But luckily as I got older, I really learned to appreciate them and many other bands I never cared too much for when I was younger. As always, terrific reaction Diane!
Thank you 🥰
I think Diane would really like "Over The Hills And Far Away", also from this Madison Square Garden in 73. Beautiful song.
Happy Wednesday Diane! I can appreciate it when you give us your insights on a lot of these bands whether you have heard of them or not. Led Zeppelin is definitely one band that I have definitely heard of. One particular song of theirs that I have heard of is called "Kasmir" which I have heard first in a movie. Great reaction video as always Diane! Always look forward to seeing them, meaning your videos. Say hi to Chewie for me. Enjoy the rest of your week Diane, and be well always! 😎👍🎊🎉
Was fortunate to see them in 1970, Led Zep 1 changed my life.
You said it ''oh my god'' Yes the best band in the world, The mighty Led Zeppelin.
My all-time favorite band.
I love the expression on your face while listening. No casual listener, you
I recommend “Achilles Last Stand” live.
Great album. Good recommendation. I like "Tea for One" off that album as well.
Good to see someone discover Led Zeppelin. There is so much more to hear.
Some more good Led Zeppelin Songs. Rock and Roll, Over the Hills and Far Away, All My Love
I like how you don’t stop and start the video and your reaction is just perfect. Listening, open mouthed by n awe.
Diane learning about Led Zeppelin reminds me of School of Rock "you don't know the Man? He's everywhere. In the white house... down the hall... Ms. Mullins, she's the man"
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Thanks Diane I'm loving your reactions. I'm glad you haven't heard these songs because that is what reactions are all about😊
Years ago Led Zeppelin performed in Oklahoma City. The opening act canceled at the last moment, so the promoter reached out to a local band called Mountain Smoke. They were country/blue grass band. One of the members was Vince Gill. Needless to say the fans were less than pleased. They started to through beer bottles and chased them off stage.
Ahaha **Luvit**
I love the look on her face ..that’s the same look I had back in 1972 when I was 5 yrs old and heard Zeppelin for the first time! I’ve been addicted ever since .Zeppelin catalog of music is more then just Stairway to Heaven and Rock n Roll ..they have so many other hidden jams that lye between the popular songs .A true Zeppelin fan will get what I’m saying! I listen from side A flip the Lp and listen to side B ,,that is the Led Zeppelin experience any true fan enjoys! I’m glad to see younger generations opening up and enjoying real music that has inspired a lot of musicians today!
Some girls in my dorm blared this song at 7 in the morning everyday when I was in college. Loved it!
I would murder them 😂
Ha Yesss **Luvit** just like well MOST **Led Zeppelin** Lovers "When i am listening to Led Zeppelin my neighbors are too!" heh YAY **RockON!!!**
More Live Led Zeppelin ❤❤
Zeppelin has so many great songs
So much beautiful music to listen too. Not enough time to hear it all.
Thank U, Diane, for having done so well with this song's reactioneering.
(I recently enjoyed your "Guesting" with Lawrence of "Lost in tha Pond")
I'd agree, "Since [We've] Been Loving [Us]" from this same performance . . . is another LedZep GEM.
(I like to hear it "wearied" -- not a "worried" -- "mind", . . . but maybe listen to it as it is before trying to hear it differently)
By any way, . . . Enjoy.
...and thank U.
My favorite band ever.
Can't argue that! I used to not appreciate zep when was younger... but only because didn't hear the best and kept hearing the song that was on thor movie.
Zeppelin Rules !!
Led Zeppelin, best band ever!
This was the time I was late teens for the first and only time. My love for classic rock has been instilled in my daughter.
The song Since I've Been Loving You from the same venue in '73 is straight up heavy blues rock. I think you would really like it. You know as always l am hitchin a ride on this journey to see where we're gonna end up.
Blues Rock? That’s a new one to me? I will check that out.
That would be a fantastic choice IMO.,quite possibly the best song of that show. And as a bonus Robert will be wearing your favorite jeans too.....😂
@@DianeJennings After Since I've Been Loving You, check out When the Levee Breaks. It's a cover of a late 1920's Delta blues song that Zeppelin makes their own. Amazing.
I enjoyed seeing and hearing your reaction to Led Zeppelin Diane. This 60 year old hopes you'll listen to more classic rock.
Thanks for reacting to it Diane!
My pleasure!!
Hell Yeah!!!!! I grew up with this Powerful!!!!! Rock n Roll!!!!!!!!!! Im 70!! Still Rock n Roll!!!!!!! Till I go to The Great Gig in The Sky!!!!!!!!!
I have sold my deep purple and aerosmith records . But I keep all my LedZep records .
I really miss the 70’s wish I could go back!!
I enjoy Led Zeppelin music.
Good Wednesday Diane, I'm happy you have discovered Zeppelin. They are awesome, my second favorite after Pink Floyd
I have heard Led Zeppelin Black Dog on the radio and have the CD. This is Also My First Time watching and listening to Led Zeppelin Black Dog live at Madison Square Garden. Enjoying Sharing the music journey with You. Thanks for making the Day Happy and Joyful with good vibes in the universe.
I have this and several of Led Zeppelin concert dvds, including their last Celebration Day at London's O2 in 2007.
Gorgeous, I saw that tour in Albuquerque NM, Houses of the Holy. 50 years later it is STILL etched in my memory! They were at their BEST at time. Bonzo John Bohman had a double drum set in Albuquerque. Damn it was great!
Noone is like Zeppelin, no one!!! Keep in mind Diane that there are several small minded people in this old world. Many!!! You like the drummer, Mr. John Bonham aka Bonzo. Many consider him the best rock drummer EVER!!!! John died young. I wonder how much that had to with his rise to fame. Don't misunderstand me the man is good drummer. Really GOOD!!!!
Now this has become a real Golden Oldie. But LZ never gets old. 🎸 🎸 Good reaction to this classic band and song. Keep on rocking! 😊🎉❤
“I like his jeans.” You’ve said that before, Diane. 🤭🤭🤭
Guessing many women have liked Robert's "jeans" in this show. Perhaps its the skin tight over stuffed look that draws the attention??....lol. One thing for sure Robert wasn't shy about showing his stuff
@@wildwillie5408 he jokes about stuffing a sock in his pants.
Whats in his jeans. The plaster caster, look it up. I can't say" I get a rise in my Levi's" anymore.
Look at some of the other muiscians today. Wearing skimpy clothing and being skanky, someone's name ryming (sp.) with Riley comes to mind. And so many others. But like the saying "If you got, flaunt it" or something like that.
I think each generation gets caught up in what’s new or ‘fresh’. And so, many younger people don’t know the music I grew up with. I love exposing them to classic rock. Their reactions are usually WOW, how have I not heard this band?
Best band ever...
Adoro as suas reações ao Zeppelin, Diane! A banda combina com você! Saudações! ❤❤❤
I remember going to see the J.Giles Band back in the early 1980's.
Their opening act was an unknown Irish group that called themselves U2.
The Irish lead singer was great, but he had a strange stage name as well.
I think it was something like "Bono" ?
Its satisfying to see someone who may have only known modern pop music to discover they had a more sophisticated taste in music than they realized.
Churchill described his bouts of deep depression as having the Black Dog. His Cabinet Ministers and staff knew to not annoy him when suffering to avoid having their heads chewed off.
That’s fascinating! I heard he was a moody fella
Can't fault him for being depressed at times and being cranky at the time though can we with all that was going one around him? 😀
@DianeJennings yes, and something makes me think that Churchill got the reference from literature, just can't remember...Stevenson?
@@DianeJenningsI was wrong--it goes all the way back to Horace!
@@LindaC616 It was one of his black dog episodes that prevented his attendance at the Treaty of Rome signing and Britain becoming a founder member of the EEC, this turned his then friend De Gaulle against Britain. The Treaty was flown to London for signing, due to adverse weather it didn't make it back before the deadline, planes had to fly through the Alps then not over, it might have made it by road or via Gibraltar. France continued to oppose the UK's entry until the 70's.
As a zeppelin fan you need to understand that the four members are all very intelligent.There is a lot of meaning behind very lyric .They have a lot of lyrics that come from older folklore ,literature and myths .Most ppl don’t even know what they are singing about .Each one of these members are a true legend ! So much talent and passion in each song! You need to go beyond the “Stairway” to get the full Led Zeppelin experience! Love these guys ! Don’t know what music would be today if these four guys never meshed into this beautiful quartet!
LZ was my high school jam....long time ago.
Three instruments and a voice. Real music.
In which Ann Wilson (vocals) and Nancy Wilson of Heart lead the band’s biggest hit “Stairway to Heaven” along with Jason Bonham in drums (who looks so much like his dad) and a gigantic chorus and orchestra.
It’s an epic moment in rock history that feels like a passing of the torch to the next generation and which the emotional reaction of the living members of the group is amazing to see.
Speaking of Heart, their massive hit “Barracuda” is amazing and I’m sure you’ll LOVE IT!
There was a frisky old black dog hanging around when they were recording. After a day of galavanting, the old dog needed help getting home. The band helped him home. I think they related to his antics :)
Zeppelin could be a very, very deep rabbit hole for you to fall down🤘. The Wanton Song is another I think you would like a lot. A funky groove with John Bonham laying down some tasty drum licks. LZ was definitely one of my favorites as a kid, and sometimes I think I'm still a kid at heart.
Another band I would recommend is Grand Funk Railroad, specifically the songs Paranoid from Grand Funk Live, or Inside Lookin' Out, live 1969. I first got into both LZ, and GFR in '69 or'70 because of my big brother.
I'll check it out! Thank you Bill
Burned through a couple of 8 tracks of this album back in the day🤘🤘
I wonder if Irish bands that are popular in the US are also popular in Ireland? Bands such as U2 or even individuals such as Sinead O'connor.
This if from memory but I think the song is "Sail Away" on the album "Orinoco Flow" by Enya. Oh wait, what was I going to do? Oh well, maybe next time.
Good day to ya'll, and to all a good night.
The same question. I have a feeling Cranberries had their day, and people worshiped MacGowan's irreverence, but I've also wondered
Great Reaction Diane - having heard this a million times on American Rock Radio since the 70's, it's so refreshing to see it through your fresh eyes. Love the edits, insertions of comical bits, and you researching time signatures and purient in real time - all good! Keep 'em coming, as Planty might say!
Sir Winston Churchill often referred to his "black dog" when he was depressed. Usually when he got bad news on how the war was going for England.( both WW1 & WW2)
The black dog in this song is a literal black dog that was hanging around the studio.
Ah she mentions that in 8:22.
I did not know what word prurient was either till today. Thanks for teaching me a new word. All the college education is helping me learn too.
I love new words!!
@@DianeJennings Me Too! 🎉 Singing words would be a interesting way to learn.🎤🎸
Great song and video to react to. I’ve never seen this video before. I think you said it best that Robert Plant liked to lead with certain aspects of himself. Lol.
Well said! I agree-glad you enjoyed it Heather!
You're right ! Led Zeppelin is famous for shifts in rhythms. The regretted John Bonham was also regularly changing tempo during songs, following the lead instrument or the base, depending on... God knows why... This is what makes it so special and unique.
Diane! Is My Jam! 👧 🖤 ✔
I had un-paused the video after stopping to Google the definition of "prurient" and typing it out into my notepad, only to see you basically doing the same (which gave me a wee laugh).
Great video. I really like seeing people react to bands, acts or songs that I love, after hearing it for the first time. And it was a really good analysis.
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Led Zeppelin is one of the bands that's music sounds really good Live.
Yay, Diane once again gets the “Led” out!!😃. Jimmy Page was my hero as a 15-17 year old. I love watching Diane’s face when she reacts to this “Acid Rock Blues”. I don’t know many ladies who revere their music at all. ❤to Diane!!
Sorry Rickey, I didn’t mean to hijack your comment. I do agree though that they were great live!😃
@@komcaloon5609 No worries the band does sound good live. My Dad was born in the late 50s, He got to see Led Zeppelin live in concert back in the day and lots of bands. My mom went to some concerts in late 70s and 80s.
@@rickeycarey4556 Wow, that had to be cool to see them in person! I didn’t get into them until the 80s and by that time they weren’t a band anymore because the drummer had died. I do remember seeing a movie called “the song remains the same” which was a compilation of their concert footage. My parents were born in the 40s and they always said “..that stuff is too heavy!”
The band felt this was the hardest song to play live. Also...the audience participation is taken directly from the studio album wher Robert sings that part.
Love your reactions and other content. Its fun to see "my" music (what I grew up with)through anothers eyes. ❤
Sadly, the drummer, John Bonham has passed away, but his son has been filling in for him. In honor of international Women’s Month you might want to play and comment on the Led Zepplin Kennedy Center Honors
I had the opportunity to see Heart and the John Bonham Band appearing together. The matchup was perfect.
Yeah, Jason Bonham has played with the band several times.
It was after John Bonham died that the band suddenly and unexpectedly broke up. They just felt they could not go on without him and that Led Zeppelin would not be Led Zeppelin without "Bonzo"
They of course have reunited many times since and used various drummers including Phil Collins who played the drums for them during Live Aid.
@@nataliestclair6176 in interviews they each have said, if any member quit or unfortunately passed like Bonham, they knew the band was over. They each had a quarter say etc. in the band, they were all equal. For Live Aid, Phil Collins & another guy played drums, two to make up for Bonzo. The other guy didn’t know the songs, & screwed things up, Phil Collins picked the other drummer. Jason Bonham is the only one, who even comes close to playing like his dad. For Celebration Day, he learned all his dad’s parts in all the songs, he didn’t know what songs would be picked to play.
Several of their songs are done in different counts, that’s one of the things that made them the greatest ever. No two of their lives were ever played the same, but they were all in sync, with the changes. Page so often would add more to his guitar solos, & Plant often added lyrics from other song to the lives. I’m not sure what all you’ve reacted to, but any song you’d pick, will be amazing & often different. Since they do play so many different genres, & thank you for your reaction.
@@sicotshit7068 yeah Jason was as close to being as great as his father as one could get. My opinion is that John Bonham is the GOAT of drums. His Moby Dick solo is just awesome
"Shredding" nice use of vocabulary Ms Jennings; full points. To truly get a feel of the drummer's energy "Moby Dick" is a must. Led Zeppelin has so many great songs. I hope you react to more of them. You have to love the randomness of how they got the title to this one. Thanks Diane
Feeding the algorithm, my brain isn’t up to having an intelligent comment at the moment.
Yum yum yum 🤤
It's cool. I took edibles too. ;)
Hi Diane!
Wow! What an amazing choice!
I was one lucky lady to be at that concert!!👍👍👍🥰
I enjoyed learning with You what Led Zeppelin's Black Dog song is about. I guessed part of the song right being about a Black Dog. I did learn alot of new things about the song with You. I find it interesting how alot of bands songs have many meanings to each song.
I’m so glad you enjoy them Rickey
@@DianeJennings Always Diane 💃🕺
There is so much music out there, it's not even funny! I bet I've listened to stuff that 95%+ of the people commenting haven't heard. Not saying this is one of them, but I didn't know I'd like Mongolian Throat Singing Metal until I heard it. That's a group called The Hu. Might be interesting to check out here.
The Hu are awesome!
I’ve heard of that… It doesn’t sound up my alley
@@DianeJennings I didn't think it was up mine either, but I like it. Even though I don't know Mongolian.
Great song first heard on radio in school 1970 hook me with led zeppelin till now
For reference, when someone says "I can't believe you've never heard this!" it's more of a figure of speech, as opposed to accusing you of lying. It's an expression meaning "I'm astounded that you haven't heard this song, which has permeated pop culture for decades." Though admittedly it's a very America-centric version of pop culture.
Kids today don't even listen to corporate sanitized playlists of classic rock.
I think some mean it literally, at least by the way they phrase it.
I love listening to Led Zeppelin. Another song to check out of theirs would be Fool In The Rain.
Black Dog (the song) often brings up a memory of my grandmother. I was doing yard work for her one day, and I was playing a CD of A String Quartet Tribute To Led Zeppelin, and she happened to come outside while their rendition of Black Dog was playing, and she commented about how beautiful that sounded (it was purely instrumental). I had to refrain from telling her that she would likely not tolerate the actual song, but just agreed with her and went back to work.
Diane representing for us musically ignorant millennials. And we adore her for it! Or at least I do anyways 😜
Aww shucks Thankee!!
Went to see Mr Plant on Friday, stunning and an amazing rendition of the Rain Song
Black dog is also a term over the road truckers use, usually if you see one it's almost always imminent death. It's an old term for when truckers traveled so long to meet a deadline they'd often fall asleep at the wheel, this was before computers monitored log books or governed mileage and time.
During recording, a black dog was running in and out of the studio so they used that. Girl, I am so happy to welcome you to the club (along with my 24yo son!). Zep was the perfect balance of power, touch, musicianship, versatility, creativity, showmanship and constant growth through change and experimentation. Get their studio catalog and listen in chronological order - you will thank me. The first two albums created/developed classic English hard rock out of American Blues while introducing bits of English folk (plus some other flavors, like a touch of Indian music...). The untitled 4th album crystallized all of that. Houses Of The Holy brought further experimentation with a bit of jazz being incorporated. Physical Graffiti was a double album of masterpieces filled in with mainly rock with tremendous variety. Presence was recorded in two weeks after a lot of personal tragedies had hit the band, so it's the ultimate scream of '70s diamond hard rock with no acoustic tunes. Then get the live albums, and listen how they adapted, changed and grew as the tours went on. This is a fabulous musical journey, trust me. Page's "guitar army" developed over time as he went from a single or double tracked super loud and thick Les Paul / Marshall sound to thinner sounds with more guitars (a Strat sometimes) layered. By the time of "Achilles Last Stand" he's got 13 guitar tracks overdubbed and chattering. Once you go through all of this you will understand why - after Bonzo died - they decided that they "couldn't go on as they were."
R. I. P. John Bottoms 🙏🏼
Surely, you meant John Bonham?!!
I saw them live at Live Aid. They played 3 songs, "Rock and Roll," "Whole Lotta Love" and "Stairway to Heaven." Everyone in the stadium was on their feet, including myself!!!
I just will never understand why reactors choose inferior live renditions of songs to listen to for the first time.
"hard time getting the rhythm of that song", well touring has a way of varying performances. Take a little time to look for agreed best performances. Still good stuff.
Horsshit. The live version is always better
This performance is honestly better than the recorded song. Extended solo from Page is just amazing
@@Nesgimp Because they're just more fun. : ))
All 4 members of Zeppelin are master musicians. One of the best rock bands in the history of rock and roll and forefathers of heavy metal. 🤘
The only band I know of where every member was widely accepted as a virtuoso. the only other bands that come close are Cream and Rush and IMO they still fall short in some regards. With Rush while
alex great he still isn't on Page level and while Geddy is great he doesn't sing like Plant and I'd still give JPJ the nod as a better bass player. JPJ is one of the best all around musicians in rock music the man can play almost anything and play well. The same can be said about cream, the musicians all come close but don't quite measure up and the vocals aren't on a Plant level.
They named them "supergroup" because all individuals were masters . The who are another "supergroup" .
i really like the who and i think they get a 3 out of 4. Pete is not on the same level as Page@@sportscarsmovies