61 year old woman here- Zep is probably the greatest rock band of all time. They were a gift to our generation- and now yours. Thanks for loving; thanks for sharing!
I just discovered these young men, today. And I have been watching for hours. It is great and so refreshing to see a new generation, 50 years later enjoying and discovering the music I grew up on. The open mindedness is connecting time, and race and the ability for music to transcend. I truly appreciate you guys for opening your ears and your minds, and feeling the connectivity of music.
Same here found them today telling everyone to check them out. Maybe this can help our politicians work out some things. Everyone in the comments are enjoying it from all walks of life. This is the America I support and love.
You just witnessed the greatest drummer in the history of drummers... they one the only the amazing..Mr. John Bonham. His beats were so spectacular that when he passed away the rest of them said fuck it we can’t make music anymore without John Bonham. And they literally quit that was it ♥️
One of the best rock and roll band ever. Thanks for playing that song. I am 66 years old and you guys have no idea what great music we had in the 70's.
It's great to see the younger generation listening to some great rock music of yesteryear. I personally believe the 60's & 70's has the greatest rock music. The musicians were beyond talented. Hope these young folks keep it alive. Peace.
During the second breakdown, and you hear Robert Plants voice floating in, singing just before he really comes in was an accident! On the original master, the magnetic tape was wound too tight, and imprinted and his vocal transferred over. They kept it in because it sounded cool.
I've been doing the same thing, listening to all these fantastic songs from my childhood on up with much greater appreciation and the sheer volume of great music we had! It was way too much to actually know every band and every song! Amazing times!
I am a 53 year old white woman, a million thank yous, you are bringing me back to great memories. I love your reaction to the music. I am telling every one about you guys. Love, love you
This band comes at you from all directions, bro. They have one of the best guitarists ever, one of the best vocalists ever, one of the best bassists ever, and, quite possibly depending on who you talk to, the best drummer of all time in John Bonham. Honestly, if you look him up, they called his drum sticks tree trunks or something because they're huge. And he plays behind the beat. It's subtle, but it's also everything.
@M 40 If you're watching reactions, it would be hard for me to believe you haven't seen or heard this. However, I'll post it just in case you haven't. If you like tight instrumentals, this is for you. It's 10 mins long, but worth every second of your time. Give it a shot to the end and I promise you'll be blown away by the tight musicianship, amazing spectacle, off the charts vocals, and some of the best drumming I've heard in forever. The only thing I can begin to even try to compare it to is if Queen and Pink Floyd did a collaboration. ruclips.net/video/JYjIlHWBAVo/видео.html
I’m so grateful to say that I have witnessed johns son, Jason Bonham in concert and he was fucking spot on! They are so similar with their actions it’s scary
It's hard to imagine anyone hearing this for the first time cause my mom is a huge fan and I probably heard this before I was born. But after hearing it a bajillion times, I can confirm the drums are what make it.
Old geezer here.. Back in late 60's and 70's stereo recording was a new thing, and the musicians and record producers made the most of it.. Always good to use headphones for that stuff.
Yeah, when stereo first came out, everyone was like, "Look! It's on the left! Now it's on the right! Now it's moving all around!" It was the new thing, bands had fun playing around with it.
My dad and his cousin used to lay on my living room floor with a speaker on either side of their head and put on Zeppelin records and turned the volume UP. They were smoking something. Had the time of their life when I was a baby!
The sound going back and forth in the headphones is called "panning" and it was intentionally mixed that way. Led Zeppelin believed firmly in providing musical journeys and where you went was up to your own imagination. They were known for being hard rock/heavy blues but they played a variety of styles from folk, ballads, ethereal, epics, funk - everything. Their music will take you through many moods and emotions. Try their first song from their first album, it's called Good Times Bad Times.
Yep...and the weird sounds come from the guitarist using his hands with an amp-type thing...called a Theramin...I think that's how you spell it. You need to watch it live to see him do it. Zeppelin is a pure joy to watch live!
I saw a video where Jimmy Page explained the reverse strumming guitar sound in the chorus section. The audio engineer kept telling that it's impossible to pull it off and boy was he wrong. Page just took over the controls and showed him how to do it.
@@laurazimmerman8725 I totally used to do that, drink a gallon of Tyrolia wine and a few doobies and just zone with a huge floor speaker on each side of my head. Good times, 18 yo and in the Navy.
When _Whole Lotta Love_ came out I was swept away. I remember asking my grandmother if this wasn’t the most amazing song she’d ever heard and was dumbfounded when she said no. They’ve been my favorite band ever since. P.S. Robert Plant is so friggin sexy I can barely stand to look at him!
@@gailremp8389 my grandmother died last year at 91 years old and she INTRODUCED me to LD. She totally loved this band and their music. Rolling Stones, Yardbirds, Bowie and Queen too. This lady was from Jamaica. There are all kinds of grandmothers😁
Julie Ford Didn’t they call those old timey balloons led zeppelins? Nobody knows what those were so it’s OK now but back then it seems so silly like naming a band Air Balloon lol
Yeah, Jimmy Page was sexy..he made love to that guitar, heck, John Paul Jones was sexy too, in his own intense serious way. John Henry Bonham was a beast on drums. All of them were so freaking good at what they did. Forever a Zep fan. Get the Led out! LOL
Robert Plant...lawd have mercy!! My husband still cracks up til this day cause I told him listening to Robert Plant singing this song made my lady bits sweat. LOL!
If you’re just starting to explore the biggies, you won’t find a debate about “the greatest band ever” without Zep being mentioned. Zepplin, Floyd, Beatles, Stones, The Who, Sabbath (especially early sabbath), Queen ... There’s dozens of others, then it’s a rabbit hole.
Well, the Beatles were the OGs. They basically invented the 'rock band' format. So the question is usually "Best rock band other than the Beatles," because the Beatles exist apart. And it usually boils down to Led Zep vs. the Stones. But yeah, most people will admit there are at least 20 or 30 bands tied for #1.
Back when bands were amazing musically, had deepass roots, and *presented* on stage. The album was mastered so people would experience the L-R experience... this was back in the day of the peak of mastering.
Robert Plant had a voice like no otherno one has ever been able to touch his style and unique voice and I'll never forget Led Zeppelin they bring a whole totally different kind of rock and roll and made it amazing
Guys, most of us got stoned back in the day which makes the music sound even better! Led Zeppelin is the best and my favorite band for 50 Years, so do them right@
Yes, yes, I am sure everybody already commented on what you were picking up with the stereo effects in the headphones, and yes, Robert Plant had an amazing voice, and the band had incredible musicianship. And in fact, they pulled in musical influences from all over the world, so you're not off-base in reacting to feeling like you were in the middle of a tribal experience. One of the most influential bands in history.
So glad young people are finally appreciating the genius of some of the classic rock bands that I grew up on. About time!!! Been listening to Zep since I was 9 years old; still listening at 62! Shit is deep and complex! Blues rock!
Make sure you listen to their song "Kashmir"! "Oh, let the sun beat down upon my face Stars fill my dream I'm a traveler of both time and space To be where I have been Sit with elders of the gentle race This world has seldom seen They talk of days for which they sit and wait All will be revealed Talk in song in tongues of lilting grace Sounds caress my ear There are not a word I heard could I relate Story was quite clear....."
Hey, Led Zep is one of the greatest bands ever. other songs to check out...Dazed And Confused. Babe I'm Gonna Leave You. Since I've Been Loving You. Stairway To Heaven. enjoy!!
Just play the entire first album, outstanding effort !!! Most of the Led Zeppilin II - awesome ! And for me, with few song exceptions, the rest is downhill. It starts to show why Jimmy Page is an overrated guitarist, especially live, as he is very sloppy. I know I'll get flack for this, but I've seen Led Zeppilin when they first came to the states in 68 - 69 and a few times in the late 70's. And the albums and live shows reflect the difference in quality from early and latter efforts. Keep in mind that this is my opinion and how I see it, so there is nothing to argue about. I can't help how I personally perceive things, and trying to sway my opinions after nearly 50+ years is not going to work as I've heard it all before. I love the band, but just think Jimmy Page is not the immortalized guitarist people make him out to be. But he is a great fit for Led Zep.
I love seeing these types of react videos to stuff I grew up with. I found a cassette tape of Led Zeppelin II in the crawlspace in my bedroom when I was like 12 years old and it changed my life. Funny thing is none of my family owned up to leaving it there or that it was theirs. The gods of rock left it there for me...
It's amazing to me, to know that there is always a new generation of young people that are beginning to listen to music made from scratch and knowing they are reacting positively.
Some Led Zeeepelin !!! Love this channel. Love your reactions. Love hearing thru your ears! I remember when my kids were young, I wouldn't let them listen to this!
That's called panning, when different tracks play in different ears. I'm glad you have some headphones. Zeppelin was so sexually charged, right? I was a starry-eyed kid in the audience.
Led Zeppelin was a force, & a journey you will never forget, once you take the trip with them.....they didn't just sing, they give you an experience!!! Loved your reactions & glad you liked it ❤️
Like many others, I enjoy your reactions and comments to the music you're listening to. But it also brings back the experience of myself listening to Led Zeppelin on vinyl through headphones with volume cranked up in a tiny office on a submarine in the Pacific in the early 70s during the Cold War. My reaction was very similar to yours. Thanks for the cool memories.
Way back in the 70's this is one of the baddest rock groups. His vocals are one of a kind. The guitars are bad ass and the drummer leading. I remember the days of being stoned on such high level soul filling rock.
I am in love. I never thought WATCHING someone listen to music could be so cool. Kinda like a concert, but mostly, it makes me feel human. And I listen to.songs that are old to me more closely and know them better through you. Thank you. Keep it up.
Thank you... I saw them in NYC 3 times as a YOUNG teenager.The first time seriously, It effected my entire body. I can clearer remember what that changing back and forth sound from side of the stage to the other in midstream felt like!!
All steel stringed. Jimmy Page is a master at alternate guitar tunings and scales, using the 12 string section to fatten the sound or add a chorus effect in the days before pedals and stomp boxes were created to do that. Zeppelin is best listened to with good headphones from a good stereo amp from good vinyl and lights out. Go on the journey. You won’t be disappointed.
One of the many things I like about Zeppelins songs is that they all tell a story. If you listen closely you can picture the story in your head. All great stuff. All done before all the technology we have today. Real talent right there.
I've been to 3 Led Z's concerts in the early 70's here in San Diego....only 10 feet down below him...AMAZING!!! GOD, how I wish I could re-live those moment's!
I really Love you checking out all different kinds of music it's great seeing you react to all these Legends of rock and roll because Led Zeppelin is truly Legends and 1 of the most different and unusual bands of all times they had a sound that was truly unique
This band took its foundation from Willie Dixon, Howlin' Wolf and other early music Giants! This band knew where Greatness was to be found! I am glad you're hip to one of the Greatest Rock Tunes in human history!
I am an old one who came of age listening to this music. It’s a real pleasure watching you guys discover some of these songs and bands for the first time. Our music was a huge part of us. Thanks for appreciating it.
i'm 68 and have heard these songs many, many times. But seeing your reactions takes me back to when I first heard them. If you haven't done it yet, I'd love too see you review "Inside looking out" by Grand Funk Railroad (live version).
There was a poll in 2005 to determine the best "dream" supergroup asking people to vote for the best singer, the best guitarist, the best bassist, and the best drummer of all time. Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones and John Bonham won all those categories.
Watching THE lyrics click in your reactions was priceless. Switching the L R feed was a really common thing before all the computers and shit. It adds such impact in the listening. Love watching you experience all this💚💚💚
You two give off such positive vibes in your appreciation of the artists that you’re listening to! And I find your excitement to be contagious! Thanks for sharing this with all of us!
From 4:25 to 4:35, that faint singing that sounds like Robert Plant is echoing the "Baby, yiu need me" is actually the result of the studio using the master tape again. In the studio, the band was live playing. The fact they were only off by a couple of seconds at the end of the song on repeated takes shows how good they were.
Never too late to get acquainted with the great music of my youth. This is the studio version with a video. One lead guitar (Jimmy Page), one bass guitar (John Paul Jones), Robert Plant on vocals and John Bonham on drums.
My heart! Seeing your reaction to my favourite band is epic. I wish I could go back and listen to this for the first time too. Robert Plant has so much soul. John Bonham is the greatest ever in the stix. Thank you for appreciating! 👏🏽
Led Zeppelin is one of those bands whose songs grab you by the hand and take you on a journey. By the end you feel like you've been somewhere with them.
It’s so refreshing to see a younger person be open-minded enough to step out of their comfort zone, and listen to something different. Wish my 17 yr old son was as appreciative of music I grew up with ☺️
I’m old enough and lucky enough to have seen Led Zeppelin back in the 70’s at Earls Court in London. We had to leave to catch the last tube and they played this as their encore. I can still hear it reverberating through Earls Court tube station as we rushed down the stairs to catch the train. Amazing memories
First saw Zeppelin in concert in 1968 in Memphis. They were just gaining popularity and my boyfriend ( now husband of 50 years) introduced me to their music. I was mesmerized by Robert Plant with his suggestive lyrics and prancing. Great memories. Also saw them in Atlanta in the mid 1970’s at the old stadium. They released doves during the concert and were dive bombed. So glad I was young and experienced such great music.
What I love most about your videos is the comments from people who grew up listening to whatever you’re hearing for the first time. So many of us are emotionally connected to this stuff that’s new to you. It’s so cool that people from different generations get to tell you everything they know and love about the bands and songs. So much knowledge and love of great music is being shared here. ❤️
Now, you gotta remember this was the psychedelic era, so a lot of folks smoked, took mushrooms, dropped acid and a host of other things. (not meth and the shit of today)...Love how you are so open minded for all the new stuff you are hearing.
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Ahh.. the face of a man who is hearing Led Zep for the first time.. YEP.. WE KNOW ..
Except it was intensified because we were stoned and tripping ...
Gail Williams ahh yes.. yes we were indeed 😂💕
56 sorry
Gail Williams, I was waiting for someone to speak the truth. Haha
@@gail2139 EXACTLY!!!
He said “I love the haters too”. 😭 I wish everyone could follow this young’s mans example. ✌🏼❤️
61 year old woman here- Zep is probably the greatest rock band of all time. They were a gift to our generation- and now yours. Thanks for loving; thanks for sharing!
1 little mistake. Not probably. Undoubtedly is. Lol
@@Gr8erh8er Agreed! I was trying to give others a chance to compete, but... nah.
Best band that ever was! My favorite band of all time
62 year old man that almost, cried watching this young brother become part of the family. Almost .
💯%, hands down best rock band of all time!!!🐐
I just discovered these young men, today. And I have been watching for hours. It is great and so refreshing to see a new generation, 50 years later enjoying and discovering the music I grew up on. The open mindedness is connecting time, and race and the ability for music to transcend. I truly appreciate you guys for opening your ears and your minds, and feeling the connectivity of music.
Yeah. I just fell in love.
Me too
Same here found them today telling everyone to check them out. Maybe this can help our politicians work out some things. Everyone in the comments are enjoying it from all walks of life. This is the America I support and love.
You kids have no idea the music you missed. Growing up in the 70's you'll be reacting to videos of great music for years to come.
Hulk fans know wtf they're talking about!
MJM_0412 M I wish I could grow up in the 70s
I'm an unbelievable 71 - but I'm 21 again listening to Zep --- which I do frequently. RIP John B.
I grew up in the 90s to this, great parents! 😊
I was born in 78 & I'm still catching up
You can NEVER -- not ever -- go wrong with Zeppelin.
Ciao bella
not really, no.
I can’t wait for the twins to hear the masterpiece that is KASHMIR!
You are so Right 🥳✊🏻
You just witnessed the greatest drummer in the history of drummers... they one the only the amazing..Mr. John Bonham. His beats were so spectacular that when he passed away the rest of them said fuck it we can’t make music anymore without John Bonham. And they literally quit that was it ♥️
Amen.
Do you love that Bonham’s son plays now? Look up Kennedy Center presents Led Zeppelin. It is a lump in your throat.
I always said Bohnam's beats were like a train rolling down the tracks. His timing was impeccable,
You got that right Katie....
@@chammiequeen7838 Awesome video!
I'm 65 and that's how it was. Awesome. Really great to see how the younger generation feels about the music from our hippie days.
“They’re going crazy”. Lol. Oh guy you have no idea how crazy they got.
I love his amazement on discovery of the beauty of stereo sound. The split channels can send chills up and down the spine.
Yes!!!
yes, absolutely. funny how he'd never heard stereo music before?
Robert Plant has that raw sex voice. His singing always gave me chills
"raw sex voice" that's perfect.
Singing like Steve Marriott listen to the small faces need your loving from 1966
medium rare voice works too
I agree
God yes. He was sex in carnate.
One of the best rock and roll band ever. Thanks for playing that song. I am 66 years old and you guys have no idea what great music we had in the 70's.
It's great to see the younger generation listening to some great rock music of yesteryear. I personally believe the 60's & 70's has the greatest rock music. The musicians were beyond talented. Hope these young folks keep it alive. Peace.
Amen to that !!! It's all I listen to. I grew up on this wonderful music.
True. And we didn't have to go looking for good music. It was everywhere.
Me too!
Absolutely! I'm so glad to have been there!
Timeless Era!
1959 here!☺
During the second breakdown, and you hear Robert Plants voice floating in, singing just before he really comes in was an accident! On the original master, the magnetic tape was wound too tight, and imprinted and his vocal transferred over. They kept it in because it sounded cool.
I didn't know that. That is totally good information ...thank you for sharing that with us.
Neat knowledge I was unaware of - so cool to hear about. Cooooooo
Very cool. It was some thing I always wondered about actually.
Thanks. I never heard that and wondered why they did that but kept it so subtle. It does sound cool.
I was born in 1957....I feel blessed to had such a wide variety of music. Watching your reaction to Zepppelin made my day!
Me Too.
58 but I know the Zep.
1956 here & seen zeppelin in NY just awesome!! Happy to see you appreciate the music
Me too
This is the greatest thing on the internet. I’m rediscovering music again with you man. Thank you for this.
I've been doing the same thing, listening to all these fantastic songs from my childhood on up with much greater appreciation and the sheer volume of great music we had! It was way too much to actually know every band and every song! Amazing times!
I am a 53 year old white woman, a million thank yous, you are bringing me back to great memories. I love your reaction to the music. I am telling every one about you guys. Love, love you
"When the levee breaks". It's a deep groove man, you'll dig it
Must see live version
Why is it that everytime someone requests a song, somebody else comments live version. First time reactions should be studio versions, period.
Yes, When the Levee Breaks- gotta do it
@@alrivers2297 I agree with that. Unless it's Stevie Ray Vaughn
My favorite of Zepplin
Led "Zee-plan" omg that's adorable. I could watch these videos all day! It's so fun seeing people discover incredible new music.
This band comes at you from all directions, bro. They have one of the best guitarists ever, one of the best vocalists ever, one of the best bassists ever, and, quite possibly depending on who you talk to, the best drummer of all time in John Bonham. Honestly, if you look him up, they called his drum sticks tree trunks or something because they're huge. And he plays behind the beat. It's subtle, but it's also everything.
@M 40 If you're watching reactions, it would be hard for me to believe you haven't seen or heard this. However, I'll post it just in case you haven't. If you like tight instrumentals, this is for you. It's 10 mins long, but worth every second of your time. Give it a shot to the end and I promise you'll be blown away by the tight musicianship, amazing spectacle, off the charts vocals, and some of the best drumming I've heard in forever. The only thing I can begin to even try to compare it to is if Queen and Pink Floyd did a collaboration. ruclips.net/video/JYjIlHWBAVo/видео.html
I’m so grateful to say that I have witnessed johns son, Jason Bonham in concert and he was fucking spot on! They are so similar with their actions it’s scary
@M 40 I guess the Gods never mentioned the Beatles, Stones, Floyd to name just a few ?
This song is all the D. Listen again
It's hard to imagine anyone hearing this for the first time cause my mom is a huge fan and I probably heard this before I was born. But after hearing it a bajillion times, I can confirm the drums are what make it.
Panning sound was an art form. When you are in a room with speakers, the sound physically moves around the room to add to the listening experience.
Old geezer here.. Back in late 60's and 70's stereo recording was a new thing, and the musicians and record producers made the most of it.. Always good to use headphones for that stuff.
Yeah, when stereo first came out, everyone was like, "Look! It's on the left! Now it's on the right! Now it's moving all around!" It was the new thing, bands had fun playing around with it.
TX Rider ahh made a similar geezer point above...
Some of Lady Gaga's early songs are like that too and it's so much fun to listen to with headphones.
This is the 1st song I ever heard on headphones; it blew me away! 70 yr. old very cool lady here, peace & love!
Just made this comment before reading down lol. So right. That hardpanning was incredible.
This is the best rock band of all time at their best. It was fun reliving it through you for the first time again.
My dad and his cousin used to lay on my living room floor with a speaker on either side of their head and put on Zeppelin records and turned the volume UP. They were smoking something. Had the time of their life when I was a baby!
Lol... smoking something
My first concert in 1970 when I was 13. I can’t believe my parents let me go!
We all did that, Amanda.
@@hemi969
Oh yes we did…
Led Zeppelin is one of those bands that you don't touch my radio when they're on! Absolutely love them.
The sound going back and forth in the headphones is called "panning" and it was intentionally mixed that way. Led Zeppelin believed firmly in providing musical journeys and where you went was up to your own imagination. They were known for being hard rock/heavy blues but they played a variety of styles from folk, ballads, ethereal, epics, funk - everything. Their music will take you through many moods and emotions. Try their first song from their first album, it's called Good Times Bad Times.
Yep...and the weird sounds come from the guitarist using his hands with an amp-type thing...called a Theramin...I think that's how you spell it. You need to watch it live to see him do it. Zeppelin is a pure joy to watch live!
I saw a video where Jimmy Page explained the reverse strumming guitar sound in the chorus section. The audio engineer kept telling that it's impossible to pull it off and boy was he wrong. Page just took over the controls and showed him how to do it.
. Back in the day you would lie down between your big Ol speakers and listen to Led ...Panning was righteous!
@@laurazimmerman8725 I totally used to do that, drink a gallon of Tyrolia wine and a few doobies and just zone with a huge floor speaker on each side of my head. Good times, 18 yo and in the Navy.
I did not know that and I've been listening to it for years
WARNING: listening to this song can cause pregnancy.
Wobbly knees all over ...
🤣
Yea, I was listening to this song way before I got what it was about lol
And stairway to heaven!💕
LOL!
When _Whole Lotta Love_ came out I was swept away. I remember asking my grandmother if this wasn’t the most amazing song she’d ever heard and was dumbfounded when she said no. They’ve been my favorite band ever since.
P.S. Robert Plant is so friggin sexy I can barely stand to look at him!
You know grandmothers. They never get it. Ha ha. That is funny as hell though...Thank you for sharing
Mary Rose Kent um... yes he is! LOL
He has aged well...
Kelly Valdez
It’s amazing, given the rock n roll life he’s surely led.
@@gailremp8389 my grandmother died last year at 91 years old and she INTRODUCED me to LD. She totally loved this band and their music. Rolling Stones, Yardbirds, Bowie and Queen too. This lady was from Jamaica. There are all kinds of grandmothers😁
63 here. When you listen to this song you realize how the older generation was NOT innocent when we were young. Hee hee!
Led Zeppelin will rock your world! There are so many wonderful songs. And it’s pronounced Zep-lynn 🤘🏻🤘🏻❤️
Julie Ford Didn’t they call those old timey balloons led zeppelins? Nobody knows what those were so it’s OK now but back then it seems so silly like naming a band Air Balloon lol
Amazing Supergirl yes they did! 💕
Julie Ford thanks
Big Brother and the Holding Company with Janis Joplin, the came Led Zeppelin, and classic rock was born!!
I suggested you ppl doing reviews check out how to pronounce the names. Zeppelin not pronounced correctly. Understandable though.
The hard panning from this era is so underappreciated. I'm so glad he got to experience this song for the first time on headphones.
Robert Plant was just cool as shit...no doubt about it..the entire band was but to me, there was just something about Jimmy Page😍
Yes cause he was HOT as well as awesome singer
Yeah, Jimmy Page was sexy..he made love to that guitar, heck, John Paul Jones was sexy too, in his own intense serious way. John Henry Bonham was a beast on drums. All of them were so freaking good at what they did. Forever a Zep fan. Get the Led out! LOL
Robert Plant...lawd have mercy!! My husband still cracks up til this day cause I told him listening to Robert Plant singing this song made my lady bits sweat. LOL!
He’s still hot!
They were all brilliant musicans and hot.
I just love when young ones realize us old peeps were dope!!
If you’re just starting to explore the biggies, you won’t find a debate about “the greatest band ever” without Zep being mentioned. Zepplin, Floyd, Beatles, Stones, The Who, Sabbath (especially early sabbath), Queen ...
There’s dozens of others, then it’s a rabbit hole.
Queen? LOL!
Don Juan yes...Queen. Are you debating this?
Well, the Beatles were the OGs. They basically invented the 'rock band' format. So the question is usually "Best rock band other than the Beatles," because the Beatles exist apart. And it usually boils down to Led Zep vs. the Stones. But yeah, most people will admit there are at least 20 or 30 bands tied for #1.
We gotta get this guy into some good ol' southern rock too.
Don't forget The Kinks!
Back when bands were amazing musically, had deepass roots, and *presented* on stage.
The album was mastered so people would experience the L-R experience... this was back in the day of the peak of mastering.
I'm 48 years old and this will always be my favorite band. They've got everything you need in music. Blues and rock.
The intro riff has to be one of the most recognizable in Rock n' Roll history.
Robert Plant had a voice like no otherno one has ever been able to touch his style and unique voice and I'll never forget Led Zeppelin they bring a whole totally different kind of rock and roll and made it amazing
Thank you for responding to my comment I'm sure you seeing if you do recognize me I really love all kinds of music and I Love all your reactions
Hello!!
Have you heard Chris Cornell😍??!!
Look up Greta Van Fleet, they do a damn good job, it's pretty cool!
Laura Buie plant would skull brain cornell
Thanks for responding to my comment
Guys, most of us got stoned back in the day which makes the music sound even better! Led Zeppelin is the best and my favorite band for 50
Years, so do them right@
Yes, yes, I am sure everybody already commented on what you were picking up with the stereo effects in the headphones, and yes, Robert Plant had an amazing voice, and the band had incredible musicianship. And in fact, they pulled in musical influences from all over the world, so you're not off-base in reacting to feeling like you were in the middle of a tribal experience. One of the most influential bands in history.
As an old lady, I really enjoy seeing you experience this music. You are pure joy!
This was when "in stereo" came out. That's why different sounds in left and right ears. Very cool at the time.
Diane Hal several bands and artists used stereo before zeppelin
@@camilladyrefrank oh definitely.
That ain't bongos..that is the unparalleled drumming of John Bonham....damn, this song was orgasmic! Glad you enjoyed.
So glad young people are finally appreciating the genius of some of the classic rock bands that I grew up on. About time!!! Been listening to Zep since I was 9 years old; still listening at 62! Shit is deep and complex! Blues rock!
I'm loving watching you enjoy my high school music 🎶 ❤
In the middle they showed Jimmy Page playing the guitar with a violin bow, but in this song he was actually playing an instrument called a theremin.
Make sure you listen to their song "Kashmir"! "Oh, let the sun beat down upon my face
Stars fill my dream
I'm a traveler of both time and space
To be where I have been
Sit with elders of the gentle race
This world has seldom seen
They talk of days for which they sit and wait
All will be revealed
Talk in song in tongues of lilting grace
Sounds caress my ear
There are not a word I heard could I relate
Story was quite clear....."
Halley H , sexiest song ever!
Hands down the most 🔥
I was going to request Kashmir too.
That masterpiece is top of my list for their requests. Especially the performance at Celebration Day at the O2
@@MKM55 Their sexiest song is Since I've Been Loving You
Hey, Led Zep is one of the greatest bands ever. other songs to check out...Dazed And Confused. Babe I'm Gonna Leave You. Since I've Been Loving You. Stairway To Heaven. enjoy!!
Since I Been Loving You is my fave! Love the Bluesiness
Just play the entire first album, outstanding effort !!! Most of the Led Zeppilin II - awesome ! And for me, with few song exceptions, the rest is downhill. It starts to show why Jimmy Page is an overrated guitarist, especially live, as he is very sloppy. I know I'll get flack for this, but I've seen Led Zeppilin when they first came to the states in 68 - 69 and a few times in the late 70's. And the albums and live shows reflect the difference in quality from early and latter efforts. Keep in mind that this is my opinion and how I see it, so there is nothing to argue about. I can't help how I personally perceive things, and trying to sway my opinions after nearly 50+ years is not going to work as I've heard it all before. I love the band, but just think Jimmy Page is not the immortalized guitarist people make him out to be. But he is a great fit for Led Zep.
You are watching Magic. The Gods of Rock and Roll!
I love seeing these types of react videos to stuff I grew up with. I found a cassette tape of Led Zeppelin II in the crawlspace in my bedroom when I was like 12 years old and it changed my life. Funny thing is none of my family owned up to leaving it there or that it was theirs. The gods of rock left it there for me...
It's amazing to me, to know that there is always a new generation of young people that are beginning to listen to music made from scratch and knowing they are reacting positively.
Much love and respect. This is a banger...especially when you’re born in1964. 💕😄😉”Shake for me girl, because I want to be your back door man.” 😲
I am BLUSHING
Married at a naive 19 --- My husband had to explain to me the meaning of "back door man".....🤩
sounds like wishful thinking or wistful reminiscing???
First heard this when I was 9 & thought it meant he walked in through the back door of her house when he visited instead of using the front. 😂
Love it when the lovin makes me shake...lol
Some Led Zeeepelin !!! Love this channel. Love your reactions. Love hearing thru your ears! I remember when my kids were young, I wouldn't let them listen to this!
That's called panning, when different tracks play in different ears. I'm glad you have some headphones. Zeppelin was so sexually charged, right? I was a starry-eyed kid in the audience.
En.Skriver me too I’m 58 now. Still am overwhelmed in a great way when I listen to them 😃
This song NEVER fails to give me cold chills and I am almost 63!! I have only heard this a gazillion times 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽!!
Had the honor of seeing Zepplin twice waaaayy back when I was in High School in the early seventies.
Led Zeppelin was a force, & a journey you will never forget, once you take the trip with them.....they didn't just sing, they give you an experience!!! Loved your reactions & glad you liked it ❤️
Like many others, I enjoy your reactions and comments to the music you're listening to. But it also brings back the experience of myself listening to Led Zeppelin on vinyl through headphones with volume cranked up in a tiny office on a submarine in the Pacific in the early 70s during the Cold War. My reaction was very similar to yours. Thanks for the cool memories.
Way back in the 70's this is one of the baddest rock groups. His vocals are one of a kind. The guitars are bad ass and the drummer leading. I remember the days of being stoned on such high level soul filling rock.
I am in love. I never thought WATCHING someone listen to music could be so cool. Kinda like a concert, but mostly, it makes me feel human. And I listen to.songs that are old to me more closely and know them better through you. Thank you. Keep it up.
Now you see the reason for the headphones especially on older songs. Good reaction. Keep it coming!!
Thank you... I saw them in NYC 3 times as a YOUNG teenager.The first time seriously, It effected my entire body. I can clearer remember what that changing back and forth sound from side of the stage to the other in midstream felt like!!
it's a double neck guitar. One is six string and one is twelve string.
J C really? I figured they were each tuned differently. Are they both steel strings or is the twelve string plastic strings like a classic guitar?
All steel stringed. Jimmy Page is a master at alternate guitar tunings and scales, using the 12 string section to fatten the sound or add a chorus effect in the days before pedals and stomp boxes were created to do that. Zeppelin is best listened to with good headphones from a good stereo amp from good vinyl and lights out. Go on the journey. You won’t be disappointed.
One of the many things I like about Zeppelins songs is that they all tell a story. If you listen closely you can picture the story in your head. All great stuff. All done before all the technology we have today. Real talent right there.
Awww wow, that song is still a mind trip
Such an epic group!! I am appreciating all of the music down through the years that I see now, I took for granted!!
When this was recorded, Robert Plant (v) and John Bonham (dr) were about the same age you were when you made this video. Pretty amazing!
I've been to 3 Led Z's concerts in the early 70's here in San Diego....only 10 feet down below him...AMAZING!!! GOD, how I wish I could re-live those moment's!
I really Love you checking out all different kinds of music it's great seeing you react to all these Legends of rock and roll because Led Zeppelin is truly Legends and 1 of the most different and unusual bands of all times they had a sound that was truly unique
Thanks for responding to my comments
Thank you for responding to comment
I love his reactions SO much, how he says, Okayyyyyyyy......”, “C’mon, man....” These guys are a treasure!
All started when boys in England started getting hooked on Blues rock in the 50s & 60s
This band took its foundation from Willie Dixon, Howlin' Wolf and other early music Giants!
This band knew where Greatness was to be found!
I am glad you're hip to one of the Greatest Rock Tunes in human history!
Led Zeppelin - masters of quadraphonic sound, bouncing all over the place, gobs of reverberation and echos - making perfect martians every time! LOL
I am an old one who came of age listening to this music. It’s a real pleasure watching you guys discover some of these songs and bands for the first time. Our music was a huge part of us. Thanks for appreciating it.
i'm 68 and have heard these songs many, many times. But seeing your reactions takes me back to when I first heard them. If you haven't done it yet, I'd love too see you review "Inside looking out" by Grand Funk Railroad (live version).
There was a poll in 2005 to determine the best "dream" supergroup asking people to vote for the best singer, the best guitarist, the best bassist, and the best drummer of all time.
Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones and John Bonham won all those categories.
Slow heartfelt song I’d listen to Since I’ve Been Loving You
Dudes were like 19/20 when they became famous. Dropped like 4 albums in 2 years
Watching THE lyrics click in your reactions was priceless. Switching the L R feed was a really common thing before all the computers and shit. It adds such impact in the listening. Love watching you experience all this💚💚💚
You two give off such positive vibes in your appreciation of the artists that you’re listening to! And I find your excitement to be contagious! Thanks for sharing this with all of us!
From 4:25 to 4:35, that faint singing that sounds like Robert Plant is echoing the "Baby, yiu need me" is actually the result of the studio using the master tape again. In the studio, the band was live playing. The fact they were only off by a couple of seconds at the end of the song on repeated takes shows how good they were.
If this is your introduction to rock, you’ve got a great time ahead of you
67 year old woman here who rocked a lot to Led Zeppelin! They're the greatest!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Need to hear "Black Dog".
Greatest rock band ever! Gotta listen to Kashmir, especially the 2012 live version where they sing it 40 years after they recorded it! Amazing!
Never too late to get acquainted with the great music of my youth. This is the studio version with a video. One lead guitar (Jimmy Page), one bass guitar (John Paul Jones), Robert Plant on vocals and John Bonham on drums.
I WILL NEVER forget the first time I heard this song when I was 14 yrs old.PURE BLISS and YOU just brought it all back THANK YOU!!!
My heart! Seeing your reaction to my favourite band is epic. I wish I could go back and listen to this for the first time too. Robert Plant has so much soul. John Bonham is the greatest ever in the stix. Thank you for appreciating! 👏🏽
Led Zeppelin is one of those bands whose songs grab you by the hand and take you on a journey. By the end you feel like you've been somewhere with them.
GOATS OF ALL ROCK......... try In my time of dying, When the Levee Breaks and Lemon Song
Live
No, the Beatles are the GOAT.
The Beatles are great but my belief is Zeppelin is the goats...
@@charlesrogers9175 fair enough. Both are the top selling bands of all time.
Could not agree with you more
It’s so refreshing to see a younger person be open-minded enough to step out of their comfort zone, and listen to something different. Wish my 17 yr old son was as appreciative of music I grew up with ☺️
It was so cool when we all grooved to the same music. Can't imagine what it would be like to listen to Zep for the FIRST time. Soundtrack of my life.
Dude, I am 62 and went to high school in the 70s! I absolutely LOVE watching you discover the rich guitar rock from my generation! Love you videos!!!
"Shake for me girl. I wanna be your back door man"!!!
im 60 years old & live in the south & the song was the jam on the white & Black stations! it was a great crossover hit!!!
4:26 Reverse Echo (a Jimi Page invention) is used on the vocals. You hear the ECHO first ... distant ... and then you hear the singer full volume.
I’m old enough and lucky enough to have seen Led Zeppelin back in the 70’s at Earls Court in London. We had to leave to catch the last tube and they played this as their encore. I can still hear it reverberating through Earls Court tube station as we rushed down the stairs to catch the train. Amazing memories
If u haven't already check out 'the doors'. People are strange or riders on the storm. 1970s rock.
Absolutely have to listen to a Doors tune man! Smoke one and and be transformed into the music! 😄
Blas Chaos Yes!
First saw Zeppelin in concert in 1968 in Memphis. They were just gaining popularity and my boyfriend ( now husband of 50 years) introduced me to their music. I was mesmerized by Robert Plant with his suggestive lyrics and prancing. Great memories.
Also saw them in Atlanta in the mid 1970’s at the old stadium. They released doves during the concert and were dive bombed.
So glad I was young and experienced such great music.
Who’s gonna tell them what the song is really about???? Lol they old enough .. it’s one big O!!!
My thoughts exactly, love it!!!!
He looked right at the camera a couple times like I think it dawned on him, maybe? 😉
@@55Phoenixbirdie "I wanna be your backdoor man". I think he got it.
Rock music......is about sex?
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And the going crazy part was the whole band was mindf***ing the audience and we got to watch it happen to you like it happened to us. 😂
What I love most about your videos is the comments from people who grew up listening to whatever you’re hearing for the first time. So many of us are emotionally connected to this stuff that’s new to you. It’s so cool that people from different generations get to tell you everything they know and love about the bands and songs. So much knowledge and love of great music is being shared here. ❤️
Now, you gotta remember this was the psychedelic era, so a lot of folks smoked, took mushrooms, dropped acid and a host of other things. (not meth and the shit of today)...Love how you are so open minded for all the new stuff you are hearing.